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Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
WInAnS { ALLEN
Grand unioa Zeal Estate tnc an .
ROOMS 5 AND TowEk fLke !.
PHONE SO.

Sel0 fef new modern house on Csss 81; osk
nnlsh below this Is enc II oar bsrsAi1s
ss"e Ter eorner lat. msaerh house sno
barn oB south l0aisr
elec0 slil buy a lzrsala house and iof On Tie
West SIDE which rents far sie sef iaoath-
slas fef new sroom hoosf Ia kosa nei<h
berhsod On the hiil; shls - or . graded sirrei.
which has gas aud water xna sewer eraerca,
and ele-half block from the cable ROAD srss
than miie from the oo1fI hease. kass terms
49, ioT house alld lot Oh Ninth ave-. which
rents Tor g. scr saeHIh.
Hotel te eKhaage Tor hease and lot er Isrms
the property - Ia a gesd to~n and N9A make
You "a easy living.
Ilyoe y x.Rf 4 house and let anywhere IN the
cisy cheap OF hlsb price. Ter cash of "a time
com and See ol.f ilst OF over ~s dwellings, ftsr
LOIS OF LOTS
ssla viii buy lot tve blocks iren the cor
nrT Of Hast and flfth-ase.
So for . lot on Mechanic st
S,s Tor . lot eE Cas- 81
tstD fof n ioi GA > Lafayette 81
Sltoe Tor . lot on Madison ave-. north Of fifth
ave.
$50 FOR . lot on James 81
$40 Tor a iof on :. isiylslon.
SEQ for y lot GA h. Leonard
500 for hot eae-hxii block frem u. A NJ
depot
$50 for iet on Dayton ST
$40 Ter a ioi on 6risgs
tit0l Ter lots corner Page and Forest
<a-a for n lot on Chatham 81
$40 Ior q lot near corner Madison ana Reed
$40 fof q lof on Henry -.
SOC for large lot an asd son ave
>sG Cor lot on Prince.
$sp for lot ga Moodiswn ave.
Our iisi Of s',v lots Is Just AS large
wlNANS 4 ALLEN,
aud Tower Blk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

HorrL ORLEANS. Ia, July 1.-THE
Grand Commandery Knights Templars
Of Iowa held their annual election
Thursday morning The following
officers were elected: Grand com
mauder. w r. Cleveland. of Harlan;
deputy grand commander, f. o. Soule.
of Iowa Falls. generalissimo. w. II.
Babb, of Mount Pleasant; captain gen.
sral. n. ". Clements. Of West Union.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

EssrPosr. Ne. July IL The dornin-
ton cruiser Dream has seized seven
boats belong; NJ 10 Eastport fishermen
in FasSsr1aaucado waters. landed the
occupants on Dog island and towed the
boats - - Andrews, " r. where
they VIII hs con6scated Considerable
excitement exists over The affair.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

DxrResr. Mica. Iuly fT.-Ths fourth
snnuas nssienai meet 81 the League If
American vhe-la1en began here Thurs
aav The event IT the DAY wss the
as-mfie r0ad race IN which " n Van
siekler. ~ Chicago. i,rol<e the rrssori
hv making the distance ia | hour. IS
minutes and II so>~n&A
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
WANTEp-AaENTS.

vNANTED-Our agents make slC0 TO 500
w month selling our goods On their merits
We want country and general agents and VIII
take back all goods unsold " a county agent
fails TO clear 500 and expenses after thirty
days, trial, or q general agent less than $50
We will send large illustrated circulars and
letter with special offer tn suit territory ap-
Pile: for on receipt OF three one-cent stamps.
Apply at once and gel on the boom. Address
Renner Manufacturing Company. Pittsburg
ls, az
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
THE MARKETS


CHICAGO. july IA.
FLouR-Cuiet ana unchanged Spring Wheat
patents, g. - IS T5, bakers - l0e14 % wlaF
tee whsst Flour sstsnts. q. io<os % stfAisats,
D. o&aO
waEAx Was lover early And nrn,sr
later. No. july. 3i&ze4e; August zso
sSsse. and Deeenber. sA1sose.
Coks- Fairly active and higher. No. GO
eis.cs No Yeiios. -tg6s'se. No. : so
co&c; July. asa ttSsssc, August 551s sEt56c, Sep
tsIA0eE, 5ea 4ss5ssc.
oATs-L0ssr No. q ssasxc; July. Ase
sac, SePte mber. 80 s8z7re. Samples lower
OreFiass noieras=. No s SsJse: No. |.
White. 3s3sae, No. q sss< asse; No. Waite.
ss.ssze-
RSE-cssh steady. futures lower Ma. Q
cash IA store. 7ssse for OLD; samples sold TOO
7se, No. 5. ose6sc; No. August. eo1s9o7Ae;
September. s.&ss7c.
BAKLEY Inactive Sample lots. 4s1s5e
September. No. eS970c.
MSS Poak-frsdtns moderately active and
prices ruled higher Prices ranged al sl0 751
Liza for casa; sio.7 sell Isa for July. Nl0o1
iI.5o for September, aad ell I0giL5 SEA for oc
tobsT.
LARD-Market moderately active and prices
higher. Quotations ranged II % s7ss96.s 40 for
cash. td.s7h.4ss 10 for July; 20 5o1ooo for
September and o. ooeo ~ for October
BUrrER-Crea amery. l5gi7e; Dairy. iiGisae;
Packing Stock. l0tlIc-
PouLrRY-Live Chickens. 54llre per 10. !;
Live Turkeys. 71ssc per 10. Live Ducks, 7GSc
per 10 Live Geese. t10o04O per dozen
Ous-Wiseonsin Prime White. SC; Water
White sac; Michigan Prime White. Sssc;
Water White. l0ssc; Indiana Prime White
exc; Water White, ioc; Headlight, It's test
9,,e. Gasoline, 81 d-g's. lac; "a deg's, s.sc
LIQuoRs-Distilled Spirits ruled nrm al si. Is
per gal for finished goods.
NEW YORK. July IL.
wHEAr-Early kaie lower; advanced No
ac; frm, fairly active. July. 9asts34c; Au-
gust SeS 8seAc; September. s2s,gy3tc; Oc
tober ssS22SAc; December. 9ossttSo loo;
May, tL0l0sl0ik.
CoRN-Quiet, nrmer. No .. TSH074tc.
OArs-Dull, weak. Western, 4leIoic.
PRovIsIoSs-Beef-F dull. Extra mess.
o. s5ooI0 10 50. family. siSo0sA-oO. Pork-Fair-
ly active, drm- New mess. tis0O0i2 so; old
mess, si0 250il2o; extra prime. ti0.so1ll0u
LArd-Firn. quiet Steam rendered Ss.60.
CLEvELAND, O.. July H.
PErRoLLUM-Quiet Standard white. 10.
oSc; "A gasoline, &c; 81 gasoline. loc; q
naphthA oSc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

E0R SALE-Houses and lots in different
parts of the city; small payment down;
monthly payments Afterwards. Lots and Acre
prop.rfy within the old city limits Also my
block on Bcstwick-st- at a bargain. Dr. Neen-
boer. 4s 10 twick-St. A3ti
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
]. v. CLOSTERHOUSE
Dealer In Real Estate. Personal Prop
erty and Loans.

Ocdlcf III hedt Ecidtr. ffolt-
erty and Loans.
pLEASE LOOK at 32s West Broadway; II is a
l. large Groom house finished In oak, but
ternut and cherry: nicely tapered nice OF
with natural oak trees; VIII sell this place
for s2400 II sold in few days. call and l will
show II u you.
EOR SALE-New ll-room house on southwest
corner of Colt and Newberry-sts.; will sell
cheap aud on easy terms; will take good lot
or house and lot IN exchange; house Is ar
viii show 1t to you. j. W. Closterhouse. Il
Canai-st.
EOR SALE-On easy terms. a new Sroohi
house on Winsor Place. near corner Of
East ana Fifth ave. house is well built. nicely
planned. good water and "A nice location; II
YOU want good home cheap. on easy terms.
call and l will show IL to you. J. W. Cioster
house. II Canal-st.
A MOTHER opportunity 10 get new home In
"A best location on monthly payments; am
just finishing nice house on my addition on
, Wealthy-aye.; has large hail aud rooms.
finished in oak. balance hard oil finish. has ~
feet OF porch; nice crate and mantle. piret
for gas and furnace; price only slseo: call at
once before IL is gone. J. W. Ciosterhouse. u
Canalst.
MY OFFICE contains the largest list OF prop
1A erty In the cty prices from the lowest
up to 5000: both for sale or exchange. IL you
wish tn buy or exchange, call and see me. j..
W. Closterhouse.
IHAvE several of the best farms near the
city for sale cheap or exchange for city
property
Il HAVE new piano that will exchange for
good team. or a good driver. or good va
cant lot: have also heavy stallion. $ years.
weight 16g pounds TO exchange for work
team or vacant lots wi pay difference. J. W.
Ciosterhouse.
HAl.; some good homes for rent cheap
III money 10 loan in sums to suit on good Sc
curity.
J.w. CLOSTERHoUsE
II Canal-st. Phone Is
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

THE Cunning estate Offers for sale the finest
Residence property In the city; vacant
lots on cor. Bostwick and L. Bridge-st.; house
and lot on Crescent-avc.. opp Crescent Park.
Choice lots on the beautiful G.enbrook addi-
ton. tetween Bridge. Diamond ami Fuller SITS.
Enquire at Crescent ii gbts. Bostwiek-st. Up
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
MONEY TO oS soAs
REAL ESTATE
In Sums Of elOO and Upward
The MICHIGAN TRUST COMPANY
lssad a fouutain-sL Telephoae sos


EOk sALE-sl ieet trent 40 feet deep. No IL
Il North prospect ST. the hnest reside nj prop,
erty Ia the eity at q bargains also a handsome
residence tn south braad Rapids ~ . bzfgsia
on monthly payments OF sio1. Gail ON Dr
W. IA. koss. ls
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

EOR-SALE-We have a bargain for some one
II taken at once on large house and cor
ner lot also vacant corner 1T both on Lagrase-
St close in. Call for particulars. kinsey A
Mercer. and 10 Widdicomb Building. Phone
NSS. lss II
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
rosEY TO LOAN

TsRgF ara small loans en shcrf time on sny
IL good security John B. Martin s Cansi-sf
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

Tor SALE-Save thousand dollars by buy
u ing that elegant IA. ". corner. ll2 feet on
Terrace ave. and liz feet on Lawn-ct.. st
$500 or $40 per month; oak fnished house.
mantei. furnace. oemented cellar bath room
with closet and marble iavatory. hot and cold
water cistern. gas. sewer. ward sodded. con-
crete Walks; all In grove of natural oaks.
c. W. TUFTS. Ledvard block, Pear st entrance.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
yovIse. PACKING q STORAGE

DADrLITF A HnLT-Relisbis upholslerers
IL ~ III South DIS sian-sf-. have the largest
.-v.ns" employ the most competent men snd
viii give ysu regular fates Whether you SIS
for them ar not bv 'phentns Ne.ss OF 80 after
tBsi aexs hours
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
FOR RENT-BUsINEss PLACES.

TOR KENT-Two fine stores in brick block on
west side of south Divislon-st.. suitable Tor
any business: these stores have large dry base
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 TO the right
party. For prices call on }. w. Calvin. room
5. shepard & Hartman block, from TO 2 p. m.
Phone S15.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

LN0R RENT-SecOnd floor. corner Louis and
Campau StS 4ix0 feet; light on three
sides; also store No. 9 Pearl st. Enquire OF II.
NJ. REYNOLDS or W. G. Hopson. zl3
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

TOR RENT-Stores and II Hu-oD-st., each
l. a0x.U feet; alley in the rear; suitable for
wholesale business. ofices or stores; rent.
Sl2.5J per month each. Also two second floors.
each DIX o feet, s. ger month each can be
rented separate or entire; location one block
west of Canal-st and one block north Of Lyon
ST. Anton q. llodenpyl. " aud Il Fountain.
st lG4ff
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

E0R SALE-Tweive houses on the wss. Side;
newly finished; also store 10 rent on West
Bridlest. number Of choice vacant lots will
be sold on easy. terms; good chance 10 secure
| "A home. Fitzgerald A trsnkford. fiith Nation
Al Bank block. West Bridge-si. Telephone
No I2sG
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
STRAYED.

CIRAYED OR SToLEN-A black horse;
~ weight about 80 ibs. sui able reward Tor
info, mat OF. or his return 10 Geo. ;. Leonard
South orand Rapids. l@
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

FOR SALE OR RENT-A gem of house just
north - Wealthy ave. on james 81. With
modern I'M mrrosemchts and cheap; Also good
houses and lots IN all parts of the city AZ great
bargains III you want good lot or house an d
lot don't fail 10 se- me. ! have q large farm
OF l0y acres with good buildings 10 trade for
city property. Pine and hardwood lands and
money To loan. 50 ana 81 New houseman
Block. A. X. Antisdei.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

EOR sALE-Cash will tell IN buying two lots
and a house and lot on Henry-st., will sell
separately or together: nice list OF houses 10
rent. Dunton Bates. Niddioomb D'd'g.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

WANTED-A steady competent man mo
w boys need apply 10 take care of span OIL
horses. barn, etc. and make himself generally
u,ciul about premises. ID. ;. Hopkins. archl.
f.cf "a Nonroe-st 40
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

I OST-Gold and enamei-d badge Manhattan
- Atheletic Club. New York. Reward III re
turned 10 A. True. &5 Monroe st. ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

PErRoLEUM-Quiet Standard white. no.
oAc; "A gasoline, &c; S6 gasoline, 10c; eS
naphthA o,Sc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

PERSONAL.
N0TiCE-The molders employed by the Grand
~ Rapids School Furniture Co. are locked Out
OF the said eompany's shop; melders are TO
Guested fo STAY away from Grand kaA1ds Al
present. BY order Of committee. LStf
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employment. they shall receive %furlough pay from the
Government and such other COMPENSATION IrUin 'mc
contractor or contractors ~ may De agreed. upon py
the parties: providii. that they snail only DC re
qulred to perform such duties as appcrtalh To lhe
merchant service.
Sec. THAT said vessels shall take. as cadets or ap-
prentice one American-b born boy under twenty one years
nj ace for each 1000 tons gross register ana one
for each maiarity fraction thereof. who shall be edu-
ca;ed i'm the duties of scamanshlp. rank as petty
officers, and receive such pay i0r uheir services as
NAV be reasonable. ,
sec. o. That such steamers may be taken ana used
BY the United states as transports or cruisers upon
D1vnert 10 thc owners, of the fair actual value OF the
Zane AZ tie time of the taking, and. if there shall be Il
di.arrcrIcut a, to the fair actual value between tfi
Tuited states and the owners, then the same shall be
determined bv two impartial appraisers, one to be ap-
pointod by each of said parties, they al the same Tine
Collecting a third. who shall act in said a~ppIal>ment IN
case the two shall fail to agree.
The Republicans are entitled TO the credit for
having fought and won a good fight. II now re-
mains TO he seen what the Senate will do with
the bill. for with that body its fate rests.
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matter to be struck out. The substitute had ALREADY
been read bN IN ~cuJt- a Independent bll'. ana ne
suggested that it, reading might be dispensed WITH
objection wa, made 10y 81. CAL, AMI the reading WIS
ord cred % Dc proceeded WITH. iciolo 1t wa brTl.''
tine po.rUrjrr Appropriation Hill vas rcpor, I'd. ana Mir.
Iulb CAV" notice that h" would ask tie senate 10
consider Immediately after tho Indian bill.
MIR. Dave condemned severely the acton p' inc
House in putting on am approp'latlo1 nii = measure
|fatlNing half II dozen agreements Win lhuIAh-' MH'H
inVONcd between Sj.oOO.UOO and T'!OODiO oJ anu IN
mcn>c tact, OF public land. IL Wt' the most ~
trao7linary project Of legislation that he hd over WI
gr>~td. A.,
Mr. German colncidcd in Mr.. Dawes view. Mr.
Morgan favored agreeing Ia The substitute ana Td'IIr
the whole matter T. be- arranged IN c0aicIrI'e'
The clerk then proceeded with TIE reading OF tA'
substitute. In connection with tie 'hcYcAhc ana
A%Tapnhoc agreement. comprised T. the SUBSTITUTE; "r.
Plumb offered an amendment declaring al iNc laHHc IN
oklahoma 10 be- agricultural ltud,. aWd lhai PROOF ol
their non mineral clafIote" shall not be reeHlIFi a.
conditions precedent 20 final entry. NElpcd -. 49,.
y piupp~ii.n 10y Nr. lct;iErcW To lriu'' ,'"t D,".-
mcnt price Of the ~ls-et0n and Wlhpnt1n Itnd~ w = -
au acre Instead of ~ jO-Hs %pgOpo,cl in the ,u"siIh,'
wa, the ~ubjcct OF some discussion. Finally IL W.T.
arranged That The substitute should be agreed TO- ,h'
Hill reported - The senate, and then the Vho," n'al'"et
20 over Ill to morrow. when amendments can be u
icIed. -,
The reading Of the lll wa. closed At about 10
o'clocE. Wien il Wa, laid over MI o. ~ rigW ih,
senate then proceeded 20 The consideration Of bus on
the calendar. Finally Mr.. HimGlds suggested, iliii,
here was up quorum present, ana n the rI can
.hYVcd that tlerr were only thirty nine senators pres
en-. 1--WE lo.~ than a quorum. the sergeant al Arms
va. direct q - fruuc-t Oh" attordanr' uI absent -.
NI bu>iu.-- vas suspended fr more than lmlf an
lour. when ~" motion to adj ,pr:i va, renewed, ana
agreed t.: a1d 700 II 10 the senate adjourned I'll 10
morrow AT II a. i.
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rrncrEn1Nn, ~ TIE ,ENNrE.

Washington. rcb. 27.-Tnc Wee President laid before
m, senate 10 day q mc-~a-e FROM the President return
Ing without his APPROVAL the till to establish the
record and pension office oi a." War Department. the
President state, hi. objection to the bill at some length.
u, thc erect. generally. that II j, not competent for
Couctc~, T., nominate "a, the bin does q partcutr
pcr,on 10 nh an ohc' created by law. The message
"a. referred 4. tie Commute; GA Military A1airr.
Mr. stewart presented papers IN support OF the claim
of william II. Cagrtt to a ,rat in thc senate from lhe
state Of idaho for the term beginning March 1 tthe seat
for which the credentials of Mr.. Dubois are already on
hlci. aud they were referred to the committee On
Privileges and Elections.
Mr. Teller. from tie Committee on Privileges and
rIer,iou,. rcpor,cd a resolution (Which was agreed To-
T., my f., c,- senator sawyer. OF south Carolina, his pay
from the bcainuing Of his NUrch 4. l167-nnth
ne wa, paid. lie also reported a Ike resolution in
favor of rN senator spencer, of Alabama.
Mr.. Hale expressed the hope that the money would
, be paid directly 10 the ex-senator and not to ar
,ornry,: and he related how, in II similar case Il short
,tmo ago. tao cN senator was logged into the pay
ing Office by an attorney, who Insisted on being pad
his share.
Mr.. Plumb thought tina; the question a, to what time
tme nav of senators should begin was ono hat ought
To be settled by law, nt by resolution.
Nr. Allison objected to further discussion Of the
resolution, and It was therefore placed on The cal
cudar.
.o, i,,ructiug the Committee On Indian Affairs tn
ipuuir, into the condition of the Indian tribes In
North Dakota. south Dakota and Montana and else
where. and whether the care and control of Indians
living in ,rbaI relations should be transferred from the
Interior Department to amy other department of th1
! Government, was taken ny and agreed TO.
Among the bills taken from the calendar and passed
were the following:
To amend the act OF March >. 1889. for the relief
~ certain volunteer and regular soldiers of the late
war and The war with Mexico.
Authorizing The suspension for one wear Of the ac'
n, To line carrying p~IoJrctiles ANA nther NE 'dNlhs
appliance, on lake, ana BAY.
For the allowance ~ certain claims for stores aid
,upp,lcs taken and used h. the luiUtd states Army
A, reported rs the Court Ot claims under the pro
visions OF the act of March =, 1885,, known. as tht
Uowliau At with amendmcnt,). NJ. COchrcll moved
Am additional amendment tD the bill Inserting an ltenl
ot TI1t.Ii5 for the ChJitcuti claim I'm connection WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
THE VEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST UNTIL 5 p. NJ, SATURDAY.

FORECAST UNTIL s p. NJ, SATURDAY
Washington. Feb. 27.-For New-England. fair """@'
warmer sunday. .
For Eastern New.York and Eastern Pennsy'".
warner: sogthwc,terly winds fair weather iH'''"'"'
cloldn. .s aud rain sunday night.
tor Ncw.I,fs,,. Delaware, Maryland, Virginia ''ooI-'
and the Ciruiinas. warmer; souohcrly whusi AT Wa" -,
log Alabama and Florida. warmer ana 'ir' "N
clouaine,. and local rains saturday night
Tor Fdstera Florida. fair weather N''''o' vim"
warmer in northern, cooler in soutSerh por''"''
For Mississippi. Louisiana and Arhah'a,' H
cloudln,,, and rain saturday colder by Suhu'S,
For Missouri, cloudy weather ana sno" '"
Ear Kan,as. colder and clearing. -.
Tor Illinois. snow In the northwestern p'""' -
For Tennessee. Increasing %clOudine'' and ram Oh III"
v,rrIr i'm III, eastern portion colder 10y onnun, v,ria.
"tnr Western Nrw.Nork and Weston
l,,at snows SLIGHTLY warmer; snow Suhual r, clordi.
10, vi VIRGINIA. warmer ana idlFi MVIV"S"r
nos, and rain or snow az n!ght. ,t,,di,ass and
u" For ohio and KcatucAy, increasing ol'uu"eN'
rain or snow. .,t, mn snow. colder by
sunday. .,id.r
For Iowa, ,"iI'r' Trhraska aud the Dakotas, hf;
slightly warmer by SuhD'S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
AcnAycE Is TIE GENERAL LAND system.
pEOVIIONs or \ ELL AGREED CF3N Nflhi'
DIFFERENCES LASTING THROUGH
N.Y., ~to%GEE~~E~.

,,. ...c.rr.o. o, the hin
""-"'"-'.'' ," rnt.m r,r,rr. law and .mcaaa-
i'' u' " ~ 49,. ..u.~,uy llyc practically
'"F q" '' '"" 49, ,,,treIy nov hin. which
vi "' ...t . ,. or.t nup,riunUy. TN.
WIZ D. ''o''' ~ '' 80. 49,. r.t tvo Goa
'"nJr'' H""i "' 49,. ill., srI senate.
rI'-~' beeh "' ''i. a.. ,o,or,I land
i' h' dF'' ,t, .u sr., ropo,l, TIE
-'-''" 90 i' INV ".~,,,t, IN f,yor
lm.'-'' ',''' o." . ~. INITIATED. I'm comput-
~ '."' .' m ,r.I,,,i,n o, Gains already ac-
l' tie t VI 49, an ,u, finn,
cwiu-. b. j., prlNial That t' tInr >"W I"' ~"
the d,fc .f tNr cut., IL tlc necessary &r,~ ol 'uluN"
J ,uti, tn. u,,g.r Tine. The
''' "- t''''' .,.,. 10. ID,
preparation oi hid asa i"' pf'''"@ q"
L.. ,.,.t.t..I a. or,. q cultivation. Persons WED
, .;,t Co.. ,r.,...,a, If the TIM
'"f' ''"i'" ''N ' .
ol!tu-, at ior four y.lr, Ht} prove "p '"'H -
DAD. Ola. ,.,u.ut o. - - an acre.
~ l' p' " ~ -,,t.;,- D..
'"' ~ '' lam ..nJ M
Lhs- ~ % map SLOWING i' pF"P"' "''"'
f..l.u4..,I. and Do, person sal perceive patents Tor
lad rod.r FL. All uil.- De ha, expended in Tho
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TIE NlcAHAorA CANAL BILL DROPPED.

ellington, Gcb. - SpccilD.-rn" senate commit
,r, on Fo.c,.n Relations decided To daf 10 abandon Inc
Nicaragua Canal bill for this Consiy-,, and Mr. >hr'-
man In, chairman, gave formal notice this afternoon
,h,t no further ,llort would be- made 10 secure utu"n
mon il. IS no similIg measure l'd ever been re-
puricl IN tI' House, there wa' absolutely u" chance o'
legislation on the subject at this session. and d Wa'
,h,,gb, only fair and Just 10 the fricud, OF other bills
which hvi already passed one branch that the Ni'ard
n, project bc dropped withoat further loss oi time IN
discussion.
The Paddock Pure Food bill was subsequently taken
mn for consideration and thus became The unfinished
hr.iuc,s' of thr senate, and. though it was quickly
d.ulacci when the Indian Appropriation bill was
r,ndy 10 be discussed, it Will undoubtedly REGAIN is
Mace Of privilege again rs loon ~ the necessary ap.
,rop-ation legislation has been disposed OF. THerc
i, "a good dead Of opposition to the Pure Food bill ana
H. mas be fought or In the senate just a the ElSht
- ,.t,- and oth,r measures have been. MIR.
p,ddork. however. hopes 10 get Il vote on II promptly
and fins throw il into conference, where ,nhic com
,,roui,c NAV bee patched mp between II aud the tonEer
lard hin. which passed the House at the last session.