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Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31
Grains. Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO, July 20.
TIouR-Quiet Spring Wheat patents, q. 25
Ns73: bakers o. folc4 Is: Winter Wheat Flour
Pstenta S. ioos -; straights - so3soO.
WHsAr-Raled stronger. No. July. ssa0
60; August skoss1.c. and December, saN
ooSc.
CoRS-Fsirly active and unsettled No 9.
eioRo: No. Yellow. d21e4xc; No. g. ole
eiHc; July. oi&1e3tfc; August 5ss35sSc;
September, 50 sassac; May. s3eAAc.
oArs-Unssttied No. 2 S2G323c: August.
YSoSsxc: September. TH9s7Sc Samples
lower Offerings noderats. No 3. si8Ds: No.
White. ssoSsc: No. 9. ss,s $50. No. . White.
S2as7c
Rys-steady sad quiet No cash. in store.
NxGrec. No. do. os07oc: No August
fHs; sep'emoer. Ti17iHc; October, &c under
September.
BAsLEY &c Quiet Samples .nominally SO
pc; September. sc bid.
Mkss PoRK-Tysdins moderately active and
prices ruled higher. Prices ranged At Gil $50
IL 70 for cash eli Seilt5 for August; sii.< .<2S
efl8 for September. and 0L5O6iLo2ss for
October
LARD-Markss moderately active ana prices
higher. Quotations ranged at H.o5see67t, for
cash; e%36oTS for August; bssH&o75
for September. aud d. sofass7ss 'or October
BUTrEs-Creanery. i3Gi7e. Dairy. Halle.
Packing Stock. fo2fo&c.
PoULrnv-Live Chickens. ioIs2fsxc per 10.
Live Turkeys. ssioc per To-. Live DuckA -
lie per 10 Live Geese. So a % per dozen.
Orts- wisconsin Prime White So: Water
white sSc: Michigan Prime White. sxc; Wa
ter White. f01sc. Indiana Prime White. 9Ac;
wsssr White. ioc. Headlight, us test. es,c.
Gasoline 81 des's. lee: "a dsG's $40
LIoUoRs-Dissiiiea Spiriss ruled steady at
ei. 10 per gal for nnish-d goods
NRv YORK. July q.
waRAr-S,eady, moderately sstfve. July.
Sotc<oN %; August, W<0ssssc; September.
GSosats. October. ss<0ssss; December,
Gpsei0ia; May. h.oss3Loos-
CoRs-weak. DUH No. 4 T0i.G7ee.
OArs--rover. weak Western. NS03oc.
PpovSsfors - BEEF - Quiet essy Extra
mesa essa 70 -. family. sisoooAo Pork
Qnist steady New mess sI27Seia2; old
mess ri.sst1ls ~; extra prime. fiLoaii. 80.
Lsrsi-cuiet. firm Steamrendsred So
CLEvefANp. July n
PrrRorsuw-Essy Standard white. I'D
osse. - sssoline. Tc; ts gasoline. ioc, os nsph-
aSa
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]. H. M'KEE & SONS

% Lots resr Fast Faitonsf - m1sfhsy
NJ psslneafs q y eaea. Prices So to szs.
CHoIcE sf - iots On Lsrrr's cart. Essa sas.
" 81 50 eaeh. if taken soaa.
LsoR safsE-@tiseT nit ~itA t~s huFiairs-
and iafxs iets yell eaafFefa eiff ffst
eia@s mart.fnefs tof -. sfsl msf8inefs esane
eerfn pre- sss~s for fAe ~sas< sitaaf~a ia.
sde - esss e-~r ssod fsf sftsft tisao sAiY.
A LIMITED NFNaaR - iats ~i3t b- ssia
~ fsf ~ sst - a-@afhfs rssrssrts ffeus
uhtfzss a aa4 fnr rfaira iaes - the fsst
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31
REAL sSTATE-COUNTRY.

TOR SALE-S0 acres hardwood timber land,
situated In Missaukee county; tite per
feet; will exchange Ior other property near
Cadillac. Address ii l.. Bragg. Cadillac, Mich.
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TOR RENT-Elegant new store In the lro
IL gueis block. Cd West Bridgc-st.; also ths
third foDr. suitable Tor families or furnished
rooms. and suite of rooms for lgat housekeep-
ing Ibff
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31

REAL ESTATE orTY.
YOU don't know what YOU can buy In real es
tate uniil you have called Oh l. ;. Prosin.
room Q. Losetts b'oek. opposite Sweets Hotel.
EoR SALE-Four houses sold last week. be.
= cause buy my lors by the dozen ana ma
trrial al whoiesae. and can undrrseli all otn-
ers. Houses in all parts OF the city from sl-o0
10 sDGD each. on monthly payments. essy As
rent. Vacant lots on Paris. College. Maids n
and Ierrace-ases from slsyo TO $3.50 each. or
80 aow u and SO per month. &. W. Tufts. New
Gilbert building. cor. Monroe and >prinssts
TOR SALE-vacant property, we have some
4 OF III. best in the city: don't buy before
seeing our list kinsey 4 Mercer. y and lc
Widdeeomb block; teiephone s6s
FOR SALE-A fine lot on Kennedyst. near
= union-st.; graded and walks laid only
500. klnsey Mercer.
TOR SALE OR RENT-A gem Of a house just
= north OF wealthy ave. on James ST. with
modern improvements and cheap; Also good
houses and lots III all parts OF the city al great
BARGAINS II you want good lot or touss and
lot don't fail Ia sec me. | have Iarge farm
of l0J acres with good butidings 60 trade for
city property. Pine aud hardwood lands and
money TO loan. 20 and ~ New House nan
Block. A. X. Antisdel.
FOR sALE-Lots. Sc. the building going on
In tie Fair Ground ADDITION and then
come 10 the office ami buy one Of the lots
knsey < Mercer. 8 aud ~ Widdecomb build
ing.
FOR SALE-Cash Will tell IN buying two lots
and house and rot OH Iienry-sf.; will sell
separately or together; nice list OF houses TO
rent. Dunron 4 Bates. Widdicomb b'd'g.
TOR SALE-Twelve houses on the W est Side,
newly finished, also n store 10 rent ON West
Bridee-sr. A number of choice vacant lots will
be sold easyterms; a good chance to secure
home. Fitzgerald 4 Frankford. Fifth Nation
al Bank block, West Bridge-st. Telephone
No 1895.
EOR SALE-Lot: one of the best bargains in
business property in the city; vacant
LOT which will double in value in two years.
kinsey X Mercer.
DOR SALE-Goods, a nice stock. will inven-
tory about $500. located in "A good coun-
try town. or will exchange with some vacant
lots for city real estate. Kinsey K Mercer.
E0R SALE-Houses and lois N different
parts of the city; small payment down;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots and Acre
property within the old city limits. Also my
block on BoStwick-st. at bargain. Dr.. Neen.
boor, % 30 twickst S3tf
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE OLD NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH

u. L. SWEET. President
j. NJ BARNETT Vice President
HARVEY J. H0LLLsfER. Cashier
AL classes OF banking BUSH aess that are In
h4rH<eny aith the National Banking Law
transacted.
Letters 5f Credit. current la al parts OF the
word. ssgrd a sums 10 suit lnteresl a.
le~@d al 5 per cent on tine certificates of
deposit
DIRECTORS.
l.. Ii. witbey. George c. Pierce.
j. Nj. BaFnstL j. CummeF
NJ. l.. SWEET Joseph H. Martin.
H. j. Holhsfer, W H. Shelby.
Willard Ia nnardE. NJ. q. HaghArt
L. CFofGoa kox. =. Loettseft
L. E. Hawkins
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31

tys<fKp KseFs seHas nss - stee = ana
w see ekst % eaB - stfh their - AZ
e p.sss ssss ~ eisfs@s - efsseasf r"at =
sfssf. kesss. HsfFsssAaEaet se,
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31
MONEY TO LOAN .

MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO l0AN-In sums To suit. on rro-
4u doctivs' feal esfat,. l.. :. Prsvin, room
Lovett'S block. opposite Sweet's notei.
l ARGE ard small loans or short time on any
IL good security. John B. Martin. % CanaI-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31

E0R HENT-The stere now occupied BIZ z. j.
IL schwankovskv. l7> fulton-st.; also all
the fixtures and office furniture for sale cheab.
Apply 1T stoe e ., - 4. J. Schwankovsky. %
Monroe ave. Detroit. Zil
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31

EoR RENT-Tso fine stores in brick block on
Il west side Of south Div >ion-st.. sui tsnie Tor
any business. these stores have large dry base
ments With rear entrance from alley, also
suites of rooms in same block with private
hall aud bath room with each suite; this prop
erty will b. rented at low price to the right
party. For prices call en j. W. Calvin. room
8. shepard 4 Hartman block. from 10 y. m.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31
TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~~~~-
TOR SALE-Full blood settlers pups; price
4 500. Inquire of Chas. Train. Mcdonald.
Mich. PA
FOR SALE-At q bargain; . factory having
L $1,000 II. floor scace. well lighted. steam
heated, substantially built. equipped with au-
tomato sprinklers. thus commanding lowest
rates for insurance, good dry house. A power
plant. line shafting. etc. Situated in thriv-
my town In Northern Michigan. admirably To-
cated for the manufacture of chairs cheap
furniture. reirigerators or woodenwSre: Fer
particulars address Factory. 24tb and Railroad
sts Pittsburg. Pa. 2li
EOR SALE-All OF the once furniture and
fixtures. tncluain- about l1p folding tun-
dertakers1 chairs. cont aimed in store occupied
by +. j. schwankovskv Us Fu.tonst. 2l2
90 TO sELLECK 4 ANDRE. rs South Divi-
- si0n-st.. opposite Nine.ar block. when
you want to buy or sell second hand furniture.
stoves and other household goods. 222-sl
E0R SALE-Cheap. IS horse power boiler and
engine, nearly new with furnace. setting
ETC.. complete. Inquire OF Z. e. ThwiEg; phone
All. ls5tf
wANTRD-AeESTs.
WANTED-Agents; at once. for q good ray-
ing business. Call at Il Sprinsst. 2i2
WANTED-Furniture NJ a. ufacturers' agents
" 10 sell our goods In Wisconsin. Indiana.
Illinois. Iowa aud Minnesota. Address Hamlin
Green Table Co.. Alma. Mich. 2lJ
WANTED-Our agents make slo0 to 500 a
W mGntn seling our goods on their merits.
We want country and general agents. and VIII
take back all goods UnsoId IL "a county agent
falls TO clear Slo1 and expenses after thirty
days. trial, or a general agent less than SO.
We will send large illustrated circulars and
letter with special offer t. suit territory ap-
pile! for on receipt OF three ope-cent stamps.
Appiy at once and get on the boom. Address
Renner Manufacturing Company. Pittsburg.
Pa. A26
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31

EoR RENT-0fnces; Street Railway Com
Il paws Offices IN Tower Block. september
1. 1871 The ofices face CAmpau Place and are
considered the finest In the city. will rent
them together or separately. Apply at the Of.
Gee 2ls
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31
LOST

I oST-on Tuesday morning. by FRANK
IL Bureh. dark bay pony weighing or 9
hundred WA, In GOOD condition aud Was erend
ed: finder will please return 10 Frank hoases
livery barn on South Diylslon-sL and receive
reward. ~
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UscTLLasgoUs

Lsor rENT- Fasrt<hed tsnt t cfisws
Reach. address. "Tae Wave isatVttar.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

L,OR RENT-A pleasantly located house near
Il electric line; 264 South Diyision-st En-
ouire at syI Hall st. 2ll
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31

CHANCE IN = fifs fgrrs f1f re- -fsa ssph
y - ard srtisp f1sa without fsrfia - -
easss ssss lsssssaf sni pfeffshif t'i''Hfs>
Ne afaaes 80 fnffe.ifs sessffs af<o = fts
49,. ~lth srsf stanr sotf4 std si
issaase shsr SEER, . tfsaAs hs''as
ftossaad kihta
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31

PrrRorsuw-Essy STANDARD white. I'D
0ssc. u gasoline. Tc; t gasoline. ioc, os nsph-
thA aSc
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31

DOR RENT - Furnished and unfur rnished
4 rooms. steam heated. At Park Place. Mrs:
A. l.. smith. e6g.f
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31

EoR RENT-Second hoor. corner Louis and
Campau ~tS s4xp feet; light on three
sides also store NO. Pearl ST. Enquire OF y !.
NJ. Reynolds or W e. Hopson. ZlS
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31

E'oR RENT-Storess ana r. HuroD-si., each
Exgu feet; Alley w the rear. suitable Tor
Wholesale business. cfaces or stores; rent.
SlZ5n per month each. Also two second noors,
each 3I 0 feet. = ger month each; csn be
rented separate or entire; location one block
west OF Canaf-st and one block north ef LYON
81. Aafen q. Hedenpyi. 10 and "a feuntsln.
.t lS4tf
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31

Tor RRENT-Furnished rooms. steam heated.
Vinegar block. cor. OF South Division and
Cherry sts. ~
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FOR REyT-BUSJNYSS PLACES.

no RENT-Stores Nos and II Huron-st. each
l. 2Ox7O feet; alley In rear; suitable Tor whole
sale business. Office. light manufacturing or
storage; rent slZ-ao per month each. Anton
G Hodenpyl. 10 and q Fountain ST. g'stf
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31

Tor RENT-Furnished aud unfurnished
rooms. At the Brunswick l6 South Di,is
ion-st 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31

xtaNTFD-t ~ ter trsia iceeweiiv- ~
w seed track paase bffre ssa tefans q
rlx 1. nfgf.ss a lt8eh MeFisv Aifh. -
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31

TOR RENT-Furnished rooms at 2lS Ottawa
l. ST.; gas. bath and furnace, with or without
hoard 2l3
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PERSONAL.

NoTiCE-The molders employed by the Grand
~ Rapids School Furniture Co are locked out
OF the said companys shop; malders are re-
quested 10 Stay away from tirand Rapids at
present. BY order Of committee. 1851
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31
NBv YORK. July A

NBv YORK. July q.
waRAr-Sseady moderately sstfve July.
so'tcsoN 90; August, T$0ssssc; September.
Ckosats. October. ss&0ssss; December,
o. ps<ei 0ia: May. nossalooS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31

TOR SALE-Full blood settlers pups: price
500. Inquire of Chas. Train. Mcdonald.
Mich. PA
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31
FOR RENT-RO0MS.

Tor RENT-When you want choice fur
Il nished rooms. call at y Jefferson ave.
Transcenr ira le solicited. 2l3
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31

EOR RENT-Nieely furnished r,oms. sing e
or en-suIte. suitable ior 70 tleman and
wife or single gentlemen; tra. ling men pre-
ferred. Address S. j. F.. box olS. city. 2l3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-30

elders before taking Office. This change re-
auires elders TO undergo thorough examina-
ton before induction into Office. Dr. farke
spoke in favor Of the change, and an ameno-
ment was offered by Chester providing TOT
extra cases, in which the examinations be not
so rigid. DR.. Hiner offered substitute tnat
the Assembly decline TO send down an over
ture favoring the proposed changes, but re-
commends that churches be careful IN select
ing their deacons and elders. After muchldis-
cusson this substitute was adopted.
WOMEN CANNOT SPEAK.
The recommendation of the committee on
bills and overtures, that Presbytery cannot
meet out of its territory, was not adopted but
an answer returned in the affirmative. The
answer of the same committee that women
cannot speak in public meeting, but are
allowed TO hold meetings of their own, was
adopted. On Emotion. DR.. Marshall, OF
Texas, very old gentleman, made an address
on his early experiences attending the As
sembly. Among other things he said that he
had never before known an Assembly to trans
act so much business IN so short time as tins
one had done.
The invitation extended to the members of
the Assembly TO 90 on an excursion to the
points of interest around the city was accept
ed. and o'clock this afternoon designated as
the hour TO start. All the business coming
before the Assembly having been.disposed OF,
the usual resolutions Of thanks were passed,
and after singing "Blest Be the Tie That
Binds" the Assembly, at 1886 o'clock. stood
adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-30
A Shrewd Swindler.

New YoRK, May 29.-From information re-
ceyed to-day it appears that clever swind-
Ter is robbing Western store-keepers by a
bogus contract. Postmaster Van Cott hav-
ing returned TO the senders as unbelievable
a large number of letters addressed to Hilton
Day q Co., Broadway and Grand street" "
he has received reports from the
writers from which it is evident
that young man pretending 10 be a
travelling salesman of that non-existing firm is
swindling store-keepers in the West His
method is to draw up contract which makes
the store-keeper agent for the ladies' furnish
ing goods of Hilton Day d Co., which are TO
be supplied on n commission Of 40 per cent.
The victims pay him Sl2 for being sole agent.
The contracts are signed II. w. Bryan" He
tells his victims that he represents Hilton
Day IL CO., successors TO A. L. Stewart. The
scamp is well supplied with samples and
hoonS contracts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-30

SAN Francisco, CAL. May 29-The steamer
Oceanic arrived this evening bringing Hong
Kong advices to MAY 9th and Yokohama adj
wees 70 May 18th. There was a case of small
pox IN the storage and the steamer was placed
IN quarantine. China mails say that the
United States man-Of-war Vermont has been
sunk IN collision with an unknown STEAMER.
No particulars given.
At Karin. China, April 2lst, forty ships
were burned and eleven persons lost their
hives.
J. F. Bingham. chiefengineer of thesteamer
Alliance, died recently at Aamasaki Japan,
TOm pneumonia.
AS japanese women continue TO 90 abroad
tor immoral purposes. the Government has
decided not 70 grant any more passports TO
people OF the lower classes
A party Of Americans are making arrange
ments for hiring the services Of some of the
famous Japanese wrestlers for the Chicago ex-
pfbitiOu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-30

The Southern Presbyterian General Assembly
AdjOurns.

The Southern Presbyterian peheId AsAtinpiS
Adjourns.
BIRMINGHAM ALA, May 29.-lSpecial. i
The last day of the Presbyterian Assembly
opened at o'clock this morning with the
usual devotional exercises
Mr. Rose moved for o reconsideration OF the
report of the committee on narrative relative
to worldly amusements. DIR. Marshall. OF
Texas. opposed the reconsideration OF the re-
port. but the motion was adopted. MIR. Rose
offered an amendment to the clause in the re-
port relating 20 dancing, card-playing and
theatre-going. The original report read that
these amusements are INDUCED IN by most OF
our churches, whereas Mr. Roses amendment
read: BY the members of some OF our
churches. The amendment was adopted.
THE OPENING SERMON.
DIR. Dubose, the moderator. Is missionary
10 China. and as he will probably be in that
country when the next Assembly conyenes, q
motion was offered by DR.. iiilner that the
stated clerk be empowered to appoint some
one 10 deliver the OpenirvI sermon ~ tho next
meeting. A substitute was offered that the
stated clerk himself make the opening adj
dress. and Mr.. Moore suggested that the mod
orator designate some one 10 represent him.
Judge Gratten. of Virginia, showed that this
would be unconstitutional, and the motion
was lost.
The committee on bills and oyertures re-
ported fayorably on the proposed change IN
the law a. to the examination OF deacons and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-30
Foreign Notes OF Interest.

The Vatican denies the report Of proposed
mediation il regard to the New Orleans
difficulty.
Lord Salisbury stated in the House Of Lords
that he believed France 10 be satisfied with
tho action of tho House of Commons in the
Newfoundland matter.
The general stores of Nixon Bros. and X. d.
Beal at Nietaux Fails. n. s., were burned yes
terday with their contents. The loss is heavy.
The treasurer Of the Socialists organlLa-
ton at Boehim has absconded with the funds.
deserving his family. II is q severe blow 70
the party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-30
HOW THE CLUBS STAND. =
Can Play Ball on Sunday.

CNcINNATI, O.. May 29-The celebrated
case of Manager Frank c. Bancroft, of the
local American Association Base Ball Club
on Sunday. was called before Judge Gregg in
the Police Court at IL o'clock this morning
The accused was accompanied by King Kelly
and President Ed. Renaue. and was repre-
sented by Attorney j. 9. Hart A jury had
been demanded by the defense, and the day
was consumed in getting the requisite num-
Der TO serve. After the case had been argued
by counsel, a verdict of mot guilty. was
rendered later in the evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-30
Jumned From the Train.

CUMBERLAND. MD. May 29-An unknown
immigrant bound for the West this afternoon
was discovered on the arrival Of the train TO
have typhoid fever in its worst form. He
was placed in the baggage-cnr OF the same
train 10 20 10 Pittsburg. When nearing
Hyndman. Pa. he arose from his cot while
delirous. and springing from the train, was
Instantly killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-30
A Picture Creates a Stir.
lBy Gable to The Times.l

PARIS May 20.-The third art salon was
opened yesterday with only few vellknown
artists represented. The police entered and
seized two pictures. One picture represented
the Kaiser on horeback trampling the pros'rate
figure of France and carrying of two women.
picture depicted desert strewn with were G.
semblng Jules Ferry. The picture created a
sensation. English and American artists are
among the exhibitors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-30
Appomattox Election.

APpoMATTox @. H., May 29.-lSpecial. J.
The official returns from all the precincts of
this county show. that all the Democratic
nominees for county officers are elected This
is our first victory in a county election for the
past eight years.
II rained necessarily all day and the swol-
len streams prevented many Democrats from
reaching the polls. The Republicans. in the
main, walk and so could coon it over on the
f,nlac
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-30
CHICAGO.
Harvard Wins Easily.

BosToN. Mass, May 29-The Bowdoin Col
lege crew had the Harvard Varsity crew for
q acompettor this afternoon and found it COM
posed of better material than the Crescents,
whom Bowdoin defeated so easily yesterday.
The course was about one and seven-eighths
miles. Harvard rowed in excellent form and
crossed the line winner in ten minutes and
thirty seconds about three lengths ahead OF
Bowdoin. There was small crowd present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-30
The Car Afraid of Dynamite.
(By Cable to the Times

ST.. PETERsBURG. RUSSIA May 29.-The dis
customs department destined for the French
exhibition at Moscow last Sunday, was part OF
the reason for the delay Of the Cars visit to
Moscow. The dynamite escaped seizure
owing 10 the concession that exhibits would
pass the customs unopened.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-30
The Negro Disappears.

BrRM1SGHAM. Ala. May 29.-Jef Thomas,
a negro who assaulted Mrs. j. A. Neal in
Walker county week ago. was captured last
night and supposed 10 have been lyncbed
after midnight He was in charge of posse
awaiting the arrival Of the sheriff. When the
sheriff arrived he discovered that the negro
was gone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-30
Cardinal CibbonsIii.

BALTIMORE. MD. May 49, Cardinal Gibbons
is reported as i'll with malarial trouble, at
Bryantown. His physician has advised hIm
to discontinue episcopal visits through the
should regain his strength. His illness is not
thanahtta ha sAriena-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-30
The Corn Duties.
[By Cable to The Times.l

BERLIN, May pa deputation Of German
trading associations urged upon Herr Boet-
ticher yesterday the immediate suspension of
the corn duties as the only means of cheap
ening bread and relieving the poor. Boetti-
cher replied that consumers had reason TO
complain, but he doubted that a suspension
would be beneficial The Government would
not hesitate TO propose temporary abandon
ment of duties if convinced that it would be
advantageous To the poor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-30
An Indian Elected Chief.

LONDON. May 29--The Good Templars'
Grand Lodge at Marlborough has elected the
Canadian Mohawk Indian Oronhyalekha chief
of the order. and Nayringka, member OF the
Swedish Parliament. as second place. Miss
Schreiner Of Africa, has been elected TO an
Office in the Grand Lodge and Mrs. Brook
bank. Of Indiana and Mrs. Parker nave been
reelected 10 their respective Offices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-30
Won a Victory Over the state.

.,CHARLEsroN, S. c., May 29The Coosaw
Phosphate Mining Company have won vic
sory IN their fight against the State Judge
nesday, granted their petition for the removal
- tle suit from that court TO the Circuit
court Of the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-30
The Itata Chase.

AcAPU1oo. MEXICO. May Pet is reported
that the Itata, after transferring her arms and
ammunition 10 the Esneralda on the night OF
May 18th. sailed for Australian waters 10 avoid
capture by the Charleston. The story IS SAID TO
have been traced 10 one of the Esmeraldas
ohcers. The Esmeralda will probably stop at
panama for more coal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-30
Business Failures.

New YORK. May 29.-The business failures
during the last seven days number for the
United States, 2l9, and for Canada %. or a
total of PAT, as compared with 25i last week
and 2S7 the week previous to the last. For
the corresponding week of last year the figures
were 2ls. representing 20i failures in the
United States and IL in the Dominion Of
Hapada
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-30
.Portnpuese Repulsed.


by Cable TO The Times.I
CAPETowS. May 29.-The Portuguese attack.
cd Captain Hayman of the British South
Africa Company, in his camp six miles west OF
Massikesse. The conflict lasted two hours.
The Portuguese were repulsed. No British
were killed