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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08
LocAL wAkKErs-


GRsrS-ola Wheat. Sses rev. Sc; corn, SIC
Uew esfs. Hc; rye. sne barley. 81 10 , hundred.
Market tessie: porx. - mutton. sole.
spring iasre sc; fowls. l0cs spring chickens.
lsc vesi SC turkeys ZEE decks, hoe.
pvtsarcts-- Butter i4.. esVs i4r potatoes, tsc
bH. hsets. ae oa; onions, rr dor :
rstiSbes. Ice . too; letface. -5e ? pa peas. ?
y m. he<ns hand picked. <2.is ? m, honey
irc: rsspherrfes fee = Quart peaches q. Q =
tu spples SIC IN.
Wet " sshrd. sies Ne unwsshea. lasanc
nAY-Timothy. SIS > tea clover. 81 con /.
straw. e. , ten.
Vrnrs sxr Tssrow-9reeu 81. par. rur~a
SC. cured hfsfes Sc raif skf ns Gr~ea. - esif
ssiss rRrps re-. tsifow a. &c. p-itsL essesl.5a /,
lesin. h,aEc
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08
Live afo~9.


CHrCAso Avg
CsrrLs-Mssset rather aai-t aud prices
favored BUYERS Quotations ranged at q TO
eas for choice % fancy shipping Steers; 81 sods
$50 for socd 70 choice do. "a 5a<aAO for ecui-
mon 10 FAIR DO; ~ fsstA " for sutchers Steers (.
~ U3S 81 fer Stockers. ~ ssf * for TEXANS;
fSatao for Feeders NnetO for Covs;
esoaS for Bulls. aud ~ 5es<5o for Veal
sslve<
Heos-Msrket fairly scsivs. Good grades
arm. sas com mon lots sssy Sales ranged at
a zs1s 10 for Piss. ~ sofss n for teat; 400
~ for rough psesing, - S7ss - for mixed,
pnd Ns<s.5s fo~ sesvy packing and ship ping
koIa
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

rtevs ssr Errr-f.tiy vbff~. ~ Patent.
SIS , hundred earn real si-g hundred
feed s&fHa z-.fe ten rstd1isgs Rlz-ts ,
zen hrsn <7no > fNn shirs sis.aa f0r.
w..r-- 5 s~k sfsss fse. rosst - LBS -
sentsrsete ttze nsns. Re bel sfeSk. &c t<rs
feaef @lteg Ftiss. o. entfes. efifet snrfae
laSre iHH So srrfus ehteksn*. &r. NsfksT.s
We tarSs. ttSr
PHersfs-Foffer. - erFs. jsrs psfafe@s.
- hu er<-s. fTp~7se - Aus fnr estskfae
Isrpe-ee. Fep ~ sstoas. - - rsa-. -
ssrssrrfess -. rsssh~~ 60 "a Hcefsss
&tD<
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08
Nebrash. Prehihitionists q.

LINcoLx. Neb.. Aug. The state
prohibition convention closed its labors
Thursday. The following nominations
were made: For regents of the state
university. Rev. William Gorst. Neigh
and Mrs Caroline NJ. Woodward, Sew.
ard; for Justice Of the supreme court,
T. w. Richardson.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

Lord Tsanyson celebrated in London
tis SD birthday.
William Bates. the hrss white male
bora "A Lima O.. dlsd on THURSDAY,
aged % year.
The PARA Rink building at Orange,
=. j., WAS burned Loss. 5000 IN
sarancs. SIS. ooa
A prairie fire near Blunt s. D.. de-
sroyed Thousands Of acres OF hay lAad
ssd 500 sons Of eus hay.
The entire stock Of ths oakhan
Clothing Company. valued at S4e, 0o9,
was destroyed by ire at West Superior,
VIA
The Chicago 4 West Michigan Rail-
road Company directors have declared
~ Per eeat dividend. payable Aa-
guss Is
After an tdleness Of four months
work has BEEN resumed al the iron
mills Of ssyfers = bros. near Read
ing. Pa
a Paris journal publishes en- article
stating that . treaty Of alliance be-
tween France and Russia has been
signed
Ara Walter Besbe, of Council Bluffs.
Ia, jumped from . carriage a. the
horses were running away and was
fatally hurt
The Jsdsoa house, she largest hotel
In IndianolA Ia. was totally destroyed
by IRE Thursday. The loss u %, 900,
partially insured.
A wassrspous on one OF the islaads
Of the Azores grosp has caused Inn
msnss damage and resulted in the kill
ing soi six perso0A
Daniel Boone Lindseu. aged IS years,
died 81 Wheeling. Ma Deceased was
<ne grandson Al Daniel Boone. the Ken.
lucky pioneer and Indian lighter.
Charles Heitmsisr. Of Burlington. Ia
was found deed IN bed Thursday morn
ing He was formerly one of the
largest cigar mAnvjassussrs In the
staSe
The nun moth whose Yavs9es were
90 disastrous to Vegetation In various
psrts Of Europe some ysars ago has re-
appeared in Westphalis and IL causing
widespread havoc.
Thomas 5. Bocock. for fourteen years
. member of congress from Virginia.
and for four years speaker Of the con-
4edsrats congress, died near Lynch
burg. Va. aged oa years
President Harrison has restored to
citizenship Levi Coins. . veteran Of
Robinson, ia Coins had been wrong.
fully !mprisoned for fraudulsntly en-.
dsavoring 70 obtain . pension
Ed Jackson, . deserter from the reg
Nlar army. was arrested ~ Ironton. o. A..
and on reading an account of it became
violently insane with fear of being shot
on his return. He hung himself to the
bass Of his cell with a handkerchief.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08
$1,000 CASH

HOTEL in South Grand Rapids. Just outside
II Of city limits; new building; newiy.fur-
i nlshea Tor sale or rent WIN iurhstu,e' on q
good local trade.
= HOUSES and lots. also 81 vacant lots for
- sale on long time or exchange Tor farm
or personal property
AND a 40-acre Farm TO exchange for good
"a house and lot in south or east portion Of
city.
-FOUR tenement brick block. iot 80 feet front.
L on North ottawa. 10 exchange for gooi
improved farm or Detroit city property.
BUSINESS BLOCK. 4lxl0o feet. on 81 Hall-st.
IL for sale at a bargain.
Z HOUSES aud lots on toit-avr. TO trade for a
- gilt-edge farm within 10 TO IL miles OF city.
81 ACRES improved land. % miles southeast
CO OF city; A No. buildings banked barn.
acres orchard. all kinds small fruit, well
fenced, under good cult walton. to exchange
for ely property. or 30 or 20 acres near city.
HOTEL In Big Rapids. ALI furnished. To e1
IL change Tor property in cits or farm.
On ACRE farm miles southwest ef Reed
~ City. nearly al improved; good fencrs.
etc; free OF all incumbrance; TO exchange Tor
TEH- ROOM house aud lot. ~ Lagrave-s has
good cellar. heated by furnace. lighted by
Gas. and has splendid barn; lot 5oxl2o. with
30 ACRES Of land. 4 mile north ana mile,
oJ east of city. TO exchange for city prop
on ACREe mile north OF city limits. on
~ Aipine-gravci road-for sale; desira-
bic tract for plating.
a ACRES. rs miles south OF Hallst-. for
~ sale or trade tor city property.
VACANT LOTS in the city aud suburbs for
HOUSE AND LOT on south Lsfa,ettest. for
10 ACRES gardening land. miles south OF
AC city. 10 exchange for city property.
MONEY TO loan Oh real estate and chattels
6. S. FOUTS Is sa. ay Is. tsDpts 81.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08
DeG0LlA BROS.
pEALKks -
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
s and 9 lever Bloch.

E'Ok sALE-loo Acres land In Paris township
= miles from city large hsase saa t~o
good oAras, clay loan SOIL iarse ~ short;
good fence; - acres beech and maple timber;
price 30 per acre; would exchange ior 0Ians
Rapids property.
kAok SAILOR exchange; 100 acre farm in
northern Michigan; Is acres improved.
good house. barn and oetbuiiainxs. = acres
tne timber. beech, maple. Eastwood aad elm.
small orchard; this farm lies on bank Of y
small lake and Is 50 protected IS 10 be Tree
from early aud late frostsi lake aoouads In
rne nah and Is becoming noted Is resort {,
price s..0 on easy terms Tor cash. OF Will sx-
change for Grand Rapids real estates. Fer ca
change. hardwood stump lands In Ae~ayko
These lands are well located AID good soil.
perfect title. and eau. ~ improvement. be
made hne farming country. This Is your
chance 10 gel cut OF debt
EOR SALE-Sroom house iusf completed on
Hanover Court finely finished with high
terrace. graded street; call in and get price
on this house II you want 10 invest In North
end property.
LOR sALE-llonse aud lot in southern part
of city house uneompleted and party can
not complete same iron shortage OF funds
This IL good chance Tor person having SIN all
amount of money 10 IN axe soo4 Investment
TO EXCHANGES acres. ~ acres improved.
balance white oak timber. l0-room house
and barn. nne orchard, 4 asrvs low land IN
der drained and under cultivation This fne
place Is situated about 20 miles iron the city,
south. Come IN and get full description.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGES acres on lake
shore. near the park; good buildings AUo
peach trees IN bearing. - pear STANDARDS In
bearing. acres strawberries. acres Faspber-
ries. 40 grapes. gooseberrlos ana other small
fruits; price 500; fruit on same will pay for
IL the present season; would exchange for
good city property; this 10 a great chance for
ever offered.
V'0 EXCHANGE-For good renting city prop
L erty. 50 acres. fine house, barn and out
buildings. 20 acres improved. balance oak.
beech and hickory timber. good fenceo 400
peach. l50 apple. pears plums and small fruit
trees. Price $500.
DEG0LIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08
FOR SALE.

THE GREATEST BARGAIN in the city Is
Il that new Broom house of ours. just com
pleted. on Buckeye-st.. adjacent 10 the new
electric railway and schools; hair parlor and
sitting room, oak; sidewalk on the entire
street: fine maple trees planted. DO not fail
To look at this property II you want an invest
ment or a home. Price s.. $50: you can make
the terms. Turner 4 Carroll. 50 New House
man building.
TOR SALE-A coal black standard bred horse,
four years old coming spring; the finest
combination of singe-footer and buggy horse
In the city; buggy and harness 70 with him at
bargain. Turner a Carroll. 80 New House
msa building.
THE BANKS pay you but per cent. You
can make = per cent. on your investment
the first year by buying one ~ our choice lots
on South Division. Hall. Euclid. Cherry. Buck
eye. West Fulton. Watson and other streets.
Turner K Carroll. u New Houseman binding
L'OR SALE--New house On corr er lot on Day
Il ton-st.. and two new houses on Hovpy-sf.
This property is Increasing liz value very ran
idly and you can buy either Of these at g. 80
on your own terms.
TURNER 4 CARROLL.
80 New HonSemSn Bldg.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

turbe into money We quote prices an,
streets;
100 South End. 8 $50 9TH avenue.
Is Matilda 80 Long avenue
s $50 Clyde Park 800 Diamond
100 Susan 800 Charlotte
80 West 800 Marshall
225 johnson 500 Willard
225 North Prospect s 800 Marion
$50 West Side 8 325 Harrison
$50 Myrtle 8 325 Capon
80 Hall 500 Henry
S25 Jones 3 500 Dayton
: $50 Carpenter s so Reed
S $50 South Division 500 East Leonard
8 SI5 Houseman . 525 Chatham
5 400 Stewart t575 Lyon
400 Griggs s 600 Page
AS Benson COO Forest
$50 Muskegon 8 Goo Shirley
40 Ohio $50 Durham
$50 End street 500 Union
40 Nagold 800 Carrier
500 Dickerson 500 Cass
500 G.nison 500 Butterwortt
500 Prince SIS Clancy
s SO Madison 800 Colt
s 800 Woodlawn s sOc South Lafayette
800 Forest $500 Prospect
$1,000 Lane avenue $3.50 3rd avenue
Sit0O Clancy $500 Center
$3.50 Ionia $50 Wealthy
$1,000 Bridge $3.50 Logan
Sl100 Hastings 81 % Madison
, sl20o 3th street $3.50 Pearl
$500 Prospect $500 Cherry
$3.50 Shawmut 5000 Fountain
$500 Lake avenue 5000 South Division
Sl250 North avenue $4,000 Canal
$500 Lawn Court SEQ Colt avenue
WINANS 4 ALLEN.
Phone $40. Sand Tower Block.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

DADCLlfF K H0Lr-Reliabe upholsi ereTs
~ 1t III South Divisioa-st.. have the largest
vans employ the most competent men and
Will gaze you regular rates. whether YOU ask
for them or not by 'phoning No. 80 or orc after
business hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08
THE MARKETS


CHICAGO. Avg. v
Ylovn-ouiss bat nrn- spring Wheat Pat
lenyA 8 54ts IS; oskses o. i06s Is; Winter
Wheat Flour PatentA e. ioe5.5; straights.
q No50O
wHxAr-Stroneer. No. . August s7kassXc;
December sex00nc
CoRN-Trading active and steady. No. 9
So, 0ooe; No. Q yellow. oSstssSe; No. s. 5s<
Ss5e,Sc: Ne yellow. oz%c; August. SID
Sc: September. AS0eoe; October. 5205sc;
May. a3essSc.
oArs-Slow No. s7aaTxc; September,
TSGTHe; May. 3k13ic. Samples frmer.
No q soS12sc; No. White, 32S3c; No. 3,
2sI3oc: No. White. si1s2-32sc.
RYH-Firm and higher. No. cash. IN store,
T4sL73Sc: No. 3 do. 7la7ltsc; No. Q August
about at 745sc; September. 73tc74.sc; October.
Hc under September.
BARLEr-Quiet. Samples nominally As a. CSC
September ssG6sc
MISS Porx-Trading moderately active and
prices ruled higher. ~ $40. sS9los7T for cash;
sl0 ssai0.37S for August; si0.27S6i0 20 for
September, and go 400 II. dsn for October.
LARp-Markss moderately active and prices
higher Quotations ranged at b.t2H 90 Is fof
cash D. az As for August; %. 429sls e.s7S, fol
September and s5.s5,e6 81, for october.
BUrrxR-crearacry. i3& lsc; Dairy. ii@i5c;
Packing Stock. l03e.
PouIrRY - Live Chickens. 9xfiic per ID
Live Turkeys. s,si0c per 10. Live Ducks. 50
Zoe per 10; Live Geese. s3ooQ % per dozen
Ors-w lscousln Prime White. SC. Water
White. ssc. Michigan Prime White. 9fse; Wa.
ter White. f0ssc, Indiana Prime White. S,sc;
Water White. ioc; Headlight. IT'S test. 9Ssc:
Gasoline. 81 dess. lee. ~ dsTs. ssc.
LIouoss-Distlled Spirits ruled nrm at
u n per gal. Tor finished goods
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN-0n good real estate
w security at per cent. kinsey Mercer,
9 x 10 Widdicomt building.
I ARGE ard small loans on short time on any
IL good security. John u. Martin. % Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

WANTED-Our agents make sl00 to $500 a
month selling our goods on their merits.
We want country and general agents. and Will
fails to clear 500 and expenses after thirty
days. trial. or general agent less than $780,
We will send large illustrated circulars and
letter witRa special offer tn suit territory ap-
pile. for On receipt OF three one-cent stamps.
Apply at once and get on the boom. Address
kenner Manufacturing Company. Pittsburg.
Pa. go
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

ttAxTKD EvsfF saHas nsa e ss<r = 80
W ass shat Sc ren a. STA then y go
81 pssts sait of eisshes - eref.eF "s"-
order. Nsist fgerEoisteisses 70
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

w salary per week TO right man; small bond
required. Call morning. and evening w. W.
Evans. Supt.. Rood block. 45 Pearl-st. 2l9
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

WHAT PEOPLE WANT T.: e.. :; E. :::;.
Twelve words will usually make two lines; thirteen and
not TO exceed twenty words three lines,
and in the larger advertisements
the average is seven words TO lne There
is but one price that is quoted in the table below
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

EOR RENT-Stores and II Huron-st. each
DI10 feet; alley In the rear; suitable Tor
wholesale business. Offices or stores; rent
$3.50 per month each. Alsp two second floors
each 20x10 feet. IS ger month each: can be
rented sepai ate or entire; location one block
west of Csnsl-st. and one block north Of Lyon
ST. Anton q. Hodenpyl. 10 and Il Fountain.
ct l6ttf
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

E'0R SALE-House and lot; or will exchange
for farm outfit. horses. cows. farm tools.
ETC., etc.. ut southeast co.ner North-sve. ana
Curtis ct rs
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

We advertise for sale. this week. some OF
our VACANT LOTS. which must be sold. The
spring has been backward; this property is
non productive. and. Ia many eases. must be
turhed into money We quote prices and
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

~ ~sn - &c sn,-e r--s-s .sr s~r 60 - f.-~.
cousss~f bvspeprsa ssns He<1~~s. fr@sS~~fscb Csc
sstrs-trr - 60 zes-~s Garnet crrs ~fs. ~e1s
ss~~sssh ks-e BE- y -. ere cly--tsy-< s<sfc<if
rorrti-e "a Thsr srt srrsfv fsg>tsbfs rre n~~--
ian :, ri-s ssrf~rr<t>n. sorar C.st~6 L~-r. e>res
-arssIss~e rtils - c-sts- s~~s-s - esurs~sf~iar
80 tIffsfrsH Tts F-rrftss rrsr~ a-fer-f osir ~
Tsk soes g. ~Fsf cossskT. CstCxso la
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08
vrsorl,lasEoUa

EpR RIM Furnished tent - u.s~s
4 Reach. Address. J 90 Nsse tenh''t 800
Reseh.
A CHANCE IN . iife ts~e fer rea ~ ssfi-
eas. Vssy Present md pfoftshs@ h"etH~ss
Ne drsnes ~ eaftesitf ssskffs 49, ~
assress ~ifa : eens sasr. Cor $500 .
iasveises nhts
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08
,asser. western. asa soc.

PrrpoLsuM-Quiet standard white, TO
&c: "a gasoline. 20; ~ gasoline. 100; So nsph
TIA. s,a
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

wExsr-Advsnced l1iAse on shorts cover.
ing bet declined s1bc with realizing quiet.
August gS2ssAe, september. " aisEossc:
Ocsoesr ~, ssse: December. eioo0f. 90 1916:
May. tlO4 .leL05<.
coss-Opsned &c lover: advanced A0Hc
euie. No. ss,.[s7ic.
OATs-Duil; easier. Western. % SOC.
PROVISIONS - Beef - Quiet Arm Extra
mess. " s05io 90. family. sl30o1it0 Pors-
quiet, easy New mess si9 2aSs 10 IS: old ness.
% ls3fi.7 g. extra prime sI0.50sifn Lard
Easy. dull Stsam-rsndered SO
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08
TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SAIE-About one hundred folding
n chairs. also all the fixtures now In use by
T. J. Schwankovsky's music house. las Fulton
st rs
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08
WAETRD-AaBHrS.

pARTY having planning mill in running order
with al the latest machinery, wants a
smart practical man with some capital as
larrner. Address K. NJ. box 4. Telegram
,lerald. 22i
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

TOR SALE-Store fixtures. ! burglar proof
safe nearly new. ! nickel display window
frame show cases. mirrors, forms, counters.
tables, stoves. etc. Geo. ". Woodburn Co.
q Moaroe~sI 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

FOR RENT-Two fine stores In brick block on
Il west side of south Divlslon-St.. suitsble for
any business: these stores have large dry base
ments with rear entrances from alley; also
suites OF rooms in same block with private
hall and bath room with each suite; this prop
erty will be rented AT a low price 10 thc right
party. For prices call on j. ". Calvin. room
5. Shepard 4 Hartman block, from TO q. IN.
'Pnone s7A.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

ITO RENT-Stores Nos and IL Iuron-st each
1lXI0 feet; alley in rear; suitable Tor whole
sale business. Office. light manufacturing or
storage; rent $40 per month each. Anton
q. Hcdcnpyl - and u Fountain st. 2l9tf
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

nor sALE-A nice room house in southeast
= part of town for only sl.aoe. OH easy terms
kinsey L Mercer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08
REAL ESTATE CITY.

ONE Into my ofiice and ind out where you
can buy lot by paying s2o.s cash and bal
Ieresf. ana the iOl Is yours l. ;. Proyin. room
Loyetrs block. opposite Sweets Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

TOR SAIE-A nrst-elass restaurant In the
Booming City of Muskegnn. terms res.
scnable; reason for selling. other business
Apply G. r. Chapman. Il ". Nestern-ave.
Muskegon. ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

20 To sgLLFcK 4 ANDRE, 1s South Disi-
" sfea st opposite Vinegar oiocs, whea
ven want ~ tny or sell SECOND haad isfh ,itIe
stoves and ether household goods %As<
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR REET-BUsINBss PLACES.


'iO RENT-l.S Fultonst ST.. the store now oc-
l. cuIted BY +. }. Schwankovsky; the rooms
are wei arranged for wholesale business; tx-
lures for sale. rs
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

LOR SALE-chesp. 3 horse pe-rf po..e' saa
s,gfrs nssrtv new With furnace. ~ttinx
etc. somplete. IBaslre Of 4 {. la~insi pnens
AL .tf-ft
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

RENTING SEASON Is approaching aud We
~ must have nifty houses 10 supply our de-
mand. Dunton Bates. Middicomb Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-05
THE DISTRICT DIVISION,
This Branch of the L. A W. Holds Its An
nual Meeting and Elects Officers.

This Branch of the L. A. W. Holds Its An
nual Meeting and Elects Onicers.
The annual meeting of the District Of Column
bia division Of the League of American Wheel
men was held last evening in the rooms of the
Builders Exchange. There was large at
tendance and much enthusiasm was mani
Tested. The retiring chief consul, Mr.. George
s. Atwater, presided.
Mr.. VIM. H Stearns, the secretary treasurer,
read his report for last year, showing this
division to be in q good financial condition.
His report also showed an annual increase in
membership.
Mr.. Atwater. in announcing that nominations
for officers would be received, said that he had
held the office of chief consul for three success
sive terms and he thought it WAS time for him
to retire. He thanked the members for their
though he would retire from the chief office of
this division he would earnestly support his
successor
The election resulted in the choice Of the fol-
lowing: Frank l.. Dyer. chief consul; j. C.
Churchill, vice consul: William H. Stearns, Sec
rotary treasurer; T. H. Brooks. representative
The report of the secretary treasurer showed
that only one suit for damages had been en-
tered during the year, and that was the case in
which Capt Sandoe of the Arliugtons colided
with lumber wagon and had his wheel smashed
The case has not yet been tried. although the
secretary expressed confidence in the decision
being favorable to the wheelman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-05
To Watch Events in Brazil.

The reported revolutionary movement in
Brazil, accompanied by adeclaration Of martial
law and establishment Of a dictatorship,is likely
to cause another demand upon the already
strained resources Of the navy, for it is re-
garded as necessary for the protection OF
American interests that United States naval
force be at hand there in case of a formidable
outbreak. The only vessels regularly attached
TO the south Atlantic station now in the vicinity
Of Rio de Jaueino are the Essex and the Talla-
poosa The first il an old wooden cruiser and
the second Is worn out, unservIcable and offered
for sale The Boston Is somewhere OF the
Brazilian coast, en- route to the Pacific, but ii
is not probable that she will be detained. The
Yorktown, however, was at Bahia, Brazil, Sat
urday, and she will probably be ordered by
cable to remain or return to Santos, notwith-
standing the fact that she is also her way to the
Pacific station. Meanwhile the work of repair
on the Newark at Boston is being pressed, and,
in case Of emergency. Admiral Gherardis flag
ship, the Philadelphia, now on her way to the
West Indies from New York, could be ordered by
cable to proceed to Rio de Jsneiro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-05

a~s
He Does Not Intend to Run Aftsr Or Away
From the senatorship.
Ex-Gov. Foraker when interviewed BY . re-
porter ON his position in regard to the United
States senatorship said: II stand just where
have stood from the beginning. Tdon't intend
To run after or away from the senatorship.".
"You seem to be advised of agreeable news,
GOVERNOR
''Yes, am getting . great deal Of informs-
ton this morning as to the senatorial prefer
ence Of members-elect Of the legislature.
don't care to give names. They will come
from others with more propriety than from
me, but my advices assure me Of the support
Of more than sixty members Of the general
assembly,"
DO you think Mckinley viii be in the race
for the Senator
mo am sure he will not be-"
You certainly think Foster will be q candi-
date?"
''No, don't think Foster viii be candidate.
Had matters gone differently he might have
been, but he is agreeably situated politically
and don't think be will want anything more ct
this time"
'.what If the significance of the victory in
CHOP
at means the condemnation of the Campbell
administration. 1t means honest money and
protection TO American industries and labor"
Gov Foraker thinks Mckinley will be well
thought of as candidate for the presidency in
1892
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-05
Suicide in BiD1hamton.

Horace E. Allen, prominent citizen Of
Binghamton, N. Y, committed suicide in the
gray of yesterday morning by drowning HUI
self in mill race near his residence. Allen
a prominent Mason. known throughout
the state and held the Office of district deputy
grand master Of the order.
1t is believed that loss of sleep, overwork and
worry over business affairs and family troubles
resulted in bringing about a conditioned mind
which terminated in the early morning tragedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-05
The Savings Bank All Right.

President Evans of the Five Cent Savings
Bank of Boston says the bank is sound and
he will continue to pay out money until it is
deemed advisable to take advantage ofthe sixty
days law. One national bank has offered him
$500, 900 and he refused offers from other insti-
tutions The bank had 81 ,270 900 cash at the date
of its last statement October 49, but has been
strengthening itself Of late. The bank paid out
Sc, 900, 900 in the 1875 run, which lasted for q
month, but was acute for one week. The di-
rectors have decided to keep the bank open
until o'clock and depositors who desire their
money can have it.