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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-06
FINANCE ANDC0MMERCE.
OPERATIONS or THE NEW YORK
STOCK MARKET.

s,,uation Of Tobacco at and other
important Centres-Quotations OF the New
york and Liverpool Cotton Markets-Pro
visions and Grain.
NEw YORK, June 5.~Money closed at 8 per
cont, the lowest rate; highest. ~ per cent.
Exchange steady; posted rates, 4s511e4S9; 4siA
Trsi1ty DAYS and 4s5N@4Ss for demand. Gov
,rnmonts closed steady; es, 100 bid; As. 40
hd. N4s, 100 bid.
This morning the sensation which had been
u,rktd up in connection with the reduction of
potk Islands dividend had entlrcly dlsap-
rtslo9. People began to realize That TINS had
,.elv been no justification for such excite
mont. The market WAS excessively dull. There
Sss movement enough 10 show life, but IL was
''termitient At the opening the list showed
Tle leading element was very nervous
,frnt gold exports and waited for the
1ees from the .sub-ireasury. Rock Is
i, WAS one of the features of the
it,le trading done. IL opened at ~. an advance
- x on last nights price, but its strength was
hort lived. Many of the weaker holders Of the
stock we're ANXIOUS to get out and the selling
Il, ne absence OF any support IN the moment
~ersed its price 20 ia - by noon. Burlington
sn1 81 Paul we're firm at the opening. but fol
lowed Rock Island and lost a fraction by II
-,.,ek. st. Paul suhseQuontly cut loose from
the general market and more than re-
.,,ered the decline. Chicago Gas and Sugar
T~lsf common were active ana weaker, The
(.tfar frcfuatinQ frequently on the uncertainty
m a dividend being declared. The first
psmed sold down to 5its before u o'clock, but
T.coyered % 5lts before II 30 on reports Of set
filmont with the city of Chicago by which the
rtri isl Co nave gas at one dollar per thousand
a. while 70 the citizens the rate is TO be
a sugar common huctuated from S2x at
fme opening. The directors met to-day
irt took no action on the dividend question.
The general market was "a 30 ] per cent, lower
49, clock than IL closed last night. The mar
Ietuas firm during the last half hour, dealings
onrnued limited and II was reported that 1880,
oI hqi been engaged at the sub-Ireasury for eX-
,,rt Inquiry elected the fact that only Al 100000
Ia lesn engaged. The exchange market was
weaker. md it is possible that even his much
nav not be shipped. Reports were firm for
io.f stocks and continued 50 TO the close. A
r,ai9rtv Of the list closed u 10 / per cent.
t.gber ian last nights figures. The Chicago
snl Eastern Illinois directors yesterday de-
CARED the regular quarterly dividend of u per
cont on the preferred stock. Chicago Gas
closed exceptionally strong at.2A per cent. adj
Sance. Total sales 1881.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-06
Norfolk
RICHMOND GENERALMARKET

NORToLK. Va. ne5.-Peanuts steady; prim
strictly prime, 3isc.; fancy, SIC.
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GROCERIES,, &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-06
~(larksyiiia. Tenn.

EVANSVILLE, Tenn, June 8.-Our receipts in
Nav, were t.s9Q hogsheads; sales. 1899 hogs
heads, stocks June 4 1891, l4,D7 hogsheads.
Our sales for tho week ending to-day were 1s5
hogsheads. The market for the week was active
hut rather irregular, and not materially
changed from the previous week. Sellers CON
tinue dissatisfied, and reject about 40 per cent.
OF the bids. Some purchases are being made on
speculation, but there is no decided move in
showers yesterday, which were svsiled OF for
moderate paintings. A good general long sea-
son Is needed 10 successfully pitch the crop.
which we hope will come soon, as the planters
are ready TO make use Of IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-06
Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 5.-Wheat-Wheat held firm un-
til the last ten minutes OF the session, when II
closed sc. lower. Receipts, q cars.
Corn-Ihe corn market was forced up by
heavy purchases 10 cover short sales. Closing
prices were I@1Ac. higher. Receipts. BIZ cars.
Oats-Oats fuctuated with corn and closed
&c. higher. Receipts, 1884 cars.
provisions-The provision market was dull
and unlnteresting. Pork. lard and ribs closed
219c. higher.
Following are the closing prices.
Wheat-July, e93Sc.; September. 944c.
$3.50.
Osts-June, 45c.; July, 4lHc.; September,
$3.50.
Der, 5000.
Lard-June, 1920; July, 1925; September,
S6.5213.
Ribs-June, $685.; July, s5.o7yf; September,
S6.2216.
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Hire Brick: per 1000. S55aS60.
Plastering Hair: 4a5c. per pound.
AND WOODFNWARR.

AhDALhAIpA avn hHA
Bacon: Clear-rib sides, GIec.; sugar-cured
shoulders, &C.; Virginia hams, fancy, l5al7c.;
Smithtield hams, 2lc,i sugar-cured, ~llal21ec.,
according 10 size; bulk-sides, SC; bellies, 54c.;
backs, 5L4c.; short backs, DC.
Buckets: Painted, two hoops, $l.25; three
hoops, Sl.j0.
Brooms: Two strings, sl.OOasi.25; three
strings, ~. 25aseOO; -four strings, $2.O0aS2.D.
Baskets: Willow, $ll5asl.30 per nest, split, 60a
75c. per dozen.
Coffee; Rio, isa2ac.; Laguayra, 9Oaeic.; Java
2a3Oc.
Candles: Adamantine candles, ie ounces, sac
per set.
Cheese: Northern and Western prime cutting,
small, l~0all1sc'; common 7allc.; pineapple,
25c.
Fish: IIerrings-North Carolina Family Roe.
half barrels, $3.25 new; Potomac, gross, $40;
North Carolina cut, SAYS.
Lard: Prime, 6Ac. for t~ierces; lard COM
pound, 51tc. for tierces; cans, usual difference.
Matches COS, 55c. per gross; zoos Sl.0 gross;
zoos, 81; zoos. &5at5.DQ gross.
MOlasses: Choice Porto Rico. SIC; medium
Porto Rico, &c; No. ! Cuba, 25c.; No. 2 Cuba,
lSc.; fancy New Orleans, 43c,i choice, 36c.; me-
dunn. 2Sc.; blackstrap, barrels, l4c.; hogsheads,
l3c.; baking molassas. l4ai6c.
Syrup: Vanilla, sugar drip, &C.; No. ! corn
34a86c.: medium, 30a3lc; fair. esc.; common.
23a26.
lice; Carolina, Gaze, best.
Salt: Liverpool, factory filed, sf.25; ground
alum, a.; domestic, 22t pounds, bieached. sacks,
Sugar: Crashed. 5ci powdered. 49,;
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st. LONE.

ST. LOUIS, June 5.-Flour, fair trading, but
prices weak; \ X \. $340H&S.59i family, s370@
tent, $A9Oss5.O5. Wheat lower; July, 93lec.;
August, 92lBc. September. 93sc. asked; Deem
Der. 9sHc. asked. Corn higher; July, b55kc.
hut firm; July, 4OAc. Pork-Standard mess
81. Lard-Prime steam $50 snominal.; Dressed
meats-Shoulders, $5i longs, 500; clear RIBS,
S6l59 8620; short clear, 1910. Bacon-Boxed
shoulders. $3.50; longs, $3.50; clear ribs, S6G09
sf.671b; short clear. S6.70GS6.75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-06
WOOL. nlpHs. IEATER. Erc.
CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER, Ere.

Wool-Tub-washed. free burrs. 3Oc.; unwash-
ed do. 2l923c.; MerlnO, unwashed, lTc.; bury,
3@qc. per pound less.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-06
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Nd, June Flour dull and un-
ena4ssH H,onrberry, SIG7sIi9; 10. ' p red Sf iirm.
Do. spot. si.O9A ldl.O9l1; July. S-l.O6lsaL.O6}L.
Corn-so lthern: White nominal at 65ISc., vel
low dull at 65S65@c.; mixed hrmer; spot. 6fsa
Sc: No. , mixed Western, 52e53c. Rive
steady; No. >. 9jc. Coffee dull; Hio carRoes.
fair. 1880. Sugar dull; graduated, Hsc. Others
unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-06

J. T.. Woodson. Ashland: J. D. Goodwin, Dur
ham; ii. Carter, Dsnville.
MIR. Ed. Harris. OF Henderson, N. O.. arrived
IN Richmond last night. He expects to be in the
city several DAYS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-06
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, Va, June 5, 1891.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-664 bushels.
Corn-S72 bushels.
Oats-300 bushels.
SAILS.
Wheat-664 bushels.
Oorn-2R bushels.
OAts-2W bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
Wheat-Longberry. Southern, GLIB 10 sI.l6.
Mined. Southern, sl.i4 to sI.l5. ShOrtberry,
Southern, STA TO Sl.l5. No. =, red. Sll3 to
sll4.
Corn-White. &c. to soc. Mixed. G6c. to &c.
Qats-No. .. SIC. to 63c. Rejected, 40c. 20 soc.
hye-Vc. to e5c.
COTTON REPORT.
Market steady.
Qaofaftoqs-Middline, Sec; low middling,
f3c.i GOOD ordinary, nc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.
Some Of The Unique Specimens To be
Seen Hereabouts.

There are plenty OF good examples
about the city for any ambitious
author who wants TO get out PAM
phlet on 'Signs and signwriters, or
every man his own advertiser" At a
Monroe.st. tailoring establishment a
sign Is displayed that assures people
that new goods are received daily"
A littlc further up the street another
one is hung out, informing anxious
seekers that there is For rent-tent
at Macatawa Park. fine sight"
Many passenger for Reeds Lake.
by way OF fhe Wealthy-ave. route. has
noticed a huge sign in front OF n resi-
dence out in the country. reading
John Blank. notary" II stands up
with al the dignity of n sign d"not-
ing business Of thousands Of dollars.
It's all right. but it's odd.
At the lake yesterday afternoon a
small boy struggled around with n
big red end white banner. and thereon
were printed the words Avoid the
croud. Take the Reeds Lake Elec-
trio Railway"
A Bridge-st restaurant has a black
board standing out in front. and yes
terday IL was decorated with the an
nouncement that Dinner is reddy.
Beafstake I 3 sence.'
II would. seem that there are Others
that make mistakes besides "the in
telligent compositor.'
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18

This morning about O'Clock Edward
Barry came to the police station and
aeked for lodging. He is citizen of
Grand Rapids and has been living with
bis wife and their children at No. 3 D.
st. Yesterday afternoon he and his
wife INDUCED IN family row and the
police were notified. Upon arrival
there Was no cause for arrest. Barry
is a pensioner, 53 years of age. and he
said that bis wiic was gong to have
hlm arre,ted for having charged her
with conspiracy. 1t seems that the
trouble bas grown out of an intimacy
which he alleges has sprung up be-
tween his wife and "a next door neigh
bor by the name of Stadler. Barry
saws that the two have conspired 10 ruin
his home and that his wife prefers
Stadler's -ociety 10 his. lie SAID he
didn't want 10 say much about Il until
he was arrested today. He WAS booked
ae lodger.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18
LOST HIS PANTS.
Funsy Bxperiment of Superintendent
OF the Peor Mitchell.


William q. Tufths. . way -faring man
OF 81 dreary winters, who claimed 10
have emigrated from st. Joseph, called
at the office OF the superintendent Of
the poor yesterday and applied for
transportation TO Detroit. He was IN
need OF surgeons treatment and WAS
deslrious OF entering Detroit hospital.
After listening 10 his history and learn
ing his true condition superintendent
Mitchell left the applicant alone ia his
offce and went out 10 procure n rail-
way ticket. After the old gentleman
had departed Mr.. Mitchell took a
parcel which he had brought 10 the
office in the morning and which con-
tanned . new pair of pants, and Was
about to leave when he discovered that
the contents did not feel exactly Ike
clothing. Examination brought To tho
view Of the astonished Official a guam
tity of Kent County Fair premium lists,
that had been taken from . collection
in the Office. The parcel had been re-
Iieved of the wearing apparel and the
pamphlets substituted as . decoy.
close surveillance Of outgoing trains
WAS continued during the day, but the
purloiner and the pants evaded all who
were In search OF them.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18
PRICE FIVE Cent?
The Aidsrnssie Exeauien Lsft tor the
Cream CITY Last Night


Cream CITY Last Night
The annual aloermxnle excursion
started for Milwaukee last night via
the q. II. a NJ. ky. ana steamboat
across Lake Michigan. Alderman Ia
tenm says he ls not AFRAID of the
"hrlny deep" but be did sef accom-
pAny the party. One half Of the alder
men staid AZ home or had other busi-
ness IA other directions, but she Other
hail and their invited friends made up
party OF about twenty. The lat Of
city fsthsrs who ala go ~ near ss
could be learned iasl night, consist Of
Aldermen Sproul, frost. Saunders,
Stokes, Anderson, Emms, Hauser.
Mills, Carpenter and Dregge. The com
mittee on entertainment had induced
the only Dug 10 90 along. anu il may
be conceded ut the outset that "Dug"
will do his duty well and probably
went prepared 10 entertain all oomeIs.
Jack Hayward has for several dave ia-
sisted that he Wssn't going, put when
10 o'clock came lAst night he had .
good start and made one of the party.
Supervisor Chas. Hogsdone. sesler of
weights and measures, Louis Launler,
j. A. acknowledgement and George b.
Caliin, OF the TELEeRAM-HERALD, also
accompanied the party. Further par
ncuiars will De forthcoming later.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18
NOT A SHOWER
OF the Queer. but . Plain, Ordinary
Young Thief


Eddie Keefer. a boy Is years OH.
who has been living with his grand
father C. r. Keefer. of Gain tow nship.
came 70 the city yesterday morning
In company with a 12-year-old boy
and went to f c. Steglich. the Mon
roe-st. jeweler. 20 pay him what he
owed for watch. which he had pur~
chased some time ago. He presented
$50 bill I'm payment, which was ac-
cepted and the right change returned.
The boy then purchased n chain for
So. and after paying for a he and his
young chum went out to see the town.
soon after this traRspired MIR. Stcglich
took the bin with other money 20 n
bank 20 make a deposit. The $50 bili
in question was handed back ~ tae
official "a being counterfeit. Mr.. Steg-
Itch ~ once informed the sheriff force
and searh VS. Instituted. shortly
after noon Mr.. Stegiieh was out on the
street searching for the youngster and
found him on the corner of Waterloo
and Monroe-sts. tt was jast paving
a huokster for = package of peanuts
and ssii he was getting ready to leave
for Saginaw on = visit 10 Ms nneie
lie gave the money over 20 Mr.. Ste0-
llch aud the watch and chain. which
ke had purchased He had spent
about 81 - the money II was learned
that n took che blIi a few days ago
from hts grandfsther's trunk where
n had been kept for = number of ysars
II having heen passed on the old gen
tleman several years ago and he aad
preserved tt "a relic ef experience.
Tie hoy yvas turned over 30 the United
States authorities. who placed him
N hH - await tb> arrival ~ fis
xrsnslfa her. before farthsr action
The bas sava be Isl naf taow IL wss
. bad hili and had No tnientisn - cir
ealafins counterfeit muney.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18

Articles of ASSOCIATION. Incorporating
the Frost shlngle Company, were filed
with the county clerk yesterday. The
company - organized for the purpose
uf manufacturing lumber aud shlngles
and sale OF pine and other tmbered
lands and the carrying on OF general
mercantile business. The business IL TO
be carried on in Houghton county with
the man office IN tins city. The capt.
tai stock OF the concern IS sl0o, 900, 80
per cent of which - now paid ID. The
Stockholders are Shepherd Frost. 5000;
Lewis II. WIthey. $500; Austin g..
Hodenpyl. /, 900: aud Geo. y. Daniels
with 500 shares. The stockhoider re
are all of this city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18

Office OF the city clerk his written rea-
Sons why any ordinance, vote, motioa
or resolution passed By the Common
uouRel should not go into effect, such
written reasons shall be flied by the
city clerk ia his office. who shall in-
dorse thereon a memorandum Of the
day and hour OF the receipt thereof,
such written reasons snail be printed
and published etc
In this passage the mayor alone
Is mentioned, aud there Is nothing in
the passage which calls for the veto
over his own signature, or that it,shall
be presented personally. the only re-
quirement Is that the veto shall be
lodged Ia the clerks office In writing,
and l thddd that this can De done as
legally by telegraph as In person.
consider my veto valid In every re-
speet. am mayo OF the city VIII. the'
la town or out of town and can axe'
else my perogative wherever may be.
providing OF course I come within the
time limit the charter provides"
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18
New Mia Ordinance.

A new ordinance TO take the place OF
the one now pending, providing for the
inspection of milk will be prepared tins
week by President Welsh, OF the board
of health, the city attorney and the
health committee Of the council.
Prs dcnt Welsh favors the appoint
ment of o good man st salary OF
81 800 for the purpose of not only IN
specting milk, but OF animal and vege
table foods.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18

Moonlight excursions on Lake hich'-
gan are the popular pastirnes OF visit
ors al Macatawa Park during these
pleasant evenings. Last sunday even
ings a sumber from this city among
u bom were the Misses Allie iSoi,deil,
Hattie German. Katie Niles. Nellie
Perry. Jessie Wilson. Carrie Wilson and
Messrs Charles Rider. ffeorae Reid.
Henry schnel. Fred Denny Charles
Miller and Leon Gooaspeed. chartered
the steamer Llszie Walsh and took a
ten mile trip out into the lake The
fxcarsioa proved 80 enjoy Ai'ie that
the party will repeat II this evening.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18
On the RatI.
On the Rail.
The advance sheets of Poor's Manual

The advance sheets of Poor's Manual
for 1891 shows that in 1889 gross earn
ings increased S94, ,92l 1863, the elevated
roads contributing 1927 ,4SI. The IN
crease was made up OF Sl4 4,225,20S in
passenger. S7I.4l2, ,5l3 IN freights, and
1886, l67 IN mail and express earnings.
Al the close of 1890 there were l66.Sl7
miles of railroad in the United States,
6,.39 of which were constructed during
that year. The funded debts of the
lines increased 575 pei cent during the
year, and making a total of $i, los ,902
O25. The cost per mile of all the roads
as shown by the amount of their stocks
and loaned Indebtedness vas So, ,63s
against <5s,2 ,274 for the year 1889.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18
DIS, MICH, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST IS, 1891.

v a. also lined Si5.53. fhe alternate
Tor .aeh was sixty DAYS IN jail. The
long greefs was not in sight. which
made IL necessary for the pair 10 pay
visit q the "a iats bastile. Arie
Van Heldren, disorderly conduct. ad-
lourned 10 August p. X Mires-
niewski. arraigRed on the same charge,
had Ihis case adjourned until August
"A. Grace Bell. residing in a house of
i'll fame. pai a iine OF $3.50. and Em-
ma frank, for visiting a house OF ill
fame ieft the same amount with the
Yol'es court clerk. James Dowd
steal.as chickens. sentenced 20 thirty
days ia ian. Charles Nelson, larceny
of less than So. adjourned until Aug
ust. 20.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18
ROBBED UNCLE SAM.
The Burgiars Of the Ki.gslsy Post-o nee
Captured.

On the night OF November 10, 1890.
the po>tofficc at * ing ky. Grand Trav-
erse county was broken into and rifled
Deputy United States Marshal Brew
ster was set TO work on the case and
on December 8. he arrested three men
on suspicion o. heiny the guilty par
ties. Charles Gciger. one oi the trio.
made a conrl-te confession and he
was sentenced TO the Detroit house
Of correction for term of years.
Marshal Brewster was convinced that
Geiger was not alone IN planning and
execu ting the job and he has been
quietly wo-ksny ~ evidence that re-
suited In the arrest OF Ashal Hollcy.
on the night of August IL. at Sher-
man. Wexford county. Holiey was ex-
amined by Commissioner Roberts. at
Traverse City. ana bound over TO
the Grand jury He was committed
to the Kent county JAIN in default of
bail
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18

n~ss reported yesterday afternoon
that the lsborers in the empsoy of the
street car company on Safest. struck.
and that they had scarcely been out an
hour before thew commescsd TO return
~ work. In two hours they we're all
back. The dear lessen taught them
short time sipce caused them 10 think
of Their families before they committed
ANYTHING rash.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18

Boston. Aug. l7.-Jesss PoBeroy, who
IL serving solitary life sentence fer
mu rder. attempted 10 escape yesterday.
He bsd IN he possession case knife,
winch had been notched % as " make
a yude saw. He was discovered at
work on the t,srs of the windOws IN be
cell. This is his second attempt 10 es-
cape.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18

Newport. r. l.. Aug. 1.-THE blg
annual sweepstakes Of the New York
Corinthian Yacht Club vac ssi'ed today
and resulted in q splendid victory for
the Rhode Island boat Glorana. The
Glorisna has started in eight races and
won all Of them and the Rhode Island
people are exultant.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18

The Man who Borsiaris>d Harvey mol
Ifster's Store.

lister's Store.
This morning about I O'Clock James
Mcdonald was arrested for compile
ity IN the burglarizing of Harvey Hol-
listers store on Bufterworfh ave.
Detective Cast and ratrolman Smith
made quite n lengthy search and
finally succeeded IN locating their man
at the house of his brother4n law .
Win X Kane. in the oatskirts ~ the
city. Kane. hy his nBdpe amount Of
superfluoHs lip barely escaped iBcsr-
ceration himself The latter is press
man at the Democrat office. Al late
hour he was trying 10 BAH Jimmie
ont
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18

The Rockies defeated tte sbarnocks
Sunday forenoon t,y q score of . 70 I3
BATTERIES for tbe Rock ias, Fox sfa3
N'andemsesr, shanlrocks, Brsne ai,d
Hermaa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18

New York 0. Boston 3, Philadelphia
3. Brooklyn 4; Pittsburg !. Chicago 2;
CIneInBafi 3. Cleveland 2.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18
Am.rlr.n A.,rristi.s

Boston 2, Baltimore 3; Washington ..
Athletes &; Columbus 7, Louisville n.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-01-03

The Nation Is prepared to support a
comprehensive policy for the restoration
of the flag to the seas. The Frye bill
will inevitably bring new steamship
lines into existence. 1t places so large a
premium upon the carrying trade 10
American bottoms that companies will at
once have fast steamers built. Ii is
measure of creative potency. Every
member of the House voting for it will
have the consciousness Of taking effective
action for reyiving the commercial ascen-
tendency of the United States. We have
no hesitation in saying that It it be i'm
practicable to pass both measures and
we hope that it is not-the preference
should be given to the Frye bill. 1t lie
something more than measure for re-
moving existing corporations. 1t is a
project of creative tendencies. The cry
of Subsidy" will be raised. of course. by
the oppositiou; but that can be esily ans
wered. Even if maritime Europe with
England at it's head were not to-day vir-
tually paying mail subsidies on large
scale, it could still be demonstrated that
the Frye bill is measure OF National
economy. The Government has been
building large number OF fast cruisers
for the Navy at high cost. Let the Frye
bill be enacted, and steam vessels Of high
speed will be built on the Atlantic and
Pacific, which, in 90 emergency, Gao be
| converted into an auxiliary navy. 1t
will be unnecessary for the Government
to make contracts for additional cruisers.
| The so-ealled Subsidies" will diminish
the construction expenses of the Navy
very much, as the large sums paid an
nnslly by the British Government for the
privilege of reserving the greyhounds IN
Transatlantic, service, involve large saw.
ing in expense. Let no Republican mem.
Der be wheedled into voting for com
promise from the fear of exciting anti
subsidy outcres. Let them do what il
for the real interest of the Nation. New
York Tribune, tRep,). Dec. 10.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-01-03

The facilities of the present day for the
production Of everything that will con.
duce to the material welfare and comfort
of man kind are almost unlimited and
when Syrup of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched with the only
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remedy which is truly pleasing and re-
freshing to the taste and prompt and
etiectual to cleanse the system gently ID
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it is known the more
popular it becomes.