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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-01

CONCORD, ". H.. NoT. D.-A =. - -
awaiting death for killing his bFof1sf -, 49, 4.
today asked for q new trial on 40 suass.s ess. =
which he confessed haviag beeH = the ss..sss
the murder. which occurred in hnn -
Of New Hampshire. aad pronsss ~ 81 -
trial 70 tel who was present sad Shs -
killlng.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-01
A Portland Brldse-yumper Arrested.

PoRTLASD, Nov. SG--A man known IS Dutch
Charlie jumped FROM the Morrison street bridge
into the Willamette river. distance OF about
fifty feet this afternoon for q purse Of fiQ0
Tne frs.per would have been drowned had he
not received speedy assistance. P0n being
brought 70 shore ne wns placed under arrest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-01

First-elass aIl-rail service between seattie and
Olympia The Northern Pacific runs three
trains daily betwean these points. Rate oIsly
g Round tip s3TG
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-01

Conservative estimates place the entire
loss at $50, 900, with insurance of $4,000.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-01

wALLA WALLA ADDITION.
Brewer & Hungase, ai- 60 Bailey building.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06

rAs Aasass sf Casa ia csreaistisn us
Sos ases ksase~s.

rAs Ansass sf Casa IN csreai-sisn uas
Sot been ksass~s.
wAssiHsTos, Aug. "A statement
has ksee prepared IS the treasury de-
partmens in regard 70 the amounts Of
monsy ia eircslstion on the lst OF July
Of the years 1880. lsds. 1855, iss9 and
1891. from which 4 appears that the as
ssrtion that thore mas heea since the
war a great reduction ~ the amount OF
money Ia circulation II without foaada-
tlcn.
The amount ef moaey in ctr alatien
In lsso Was about Sass. eoo. 600 and the
amount per capita was siasa In isoa
there were sTzs. eos. 900. and the per
capita amount was SO. -. Twenty
years later the circulation WAS over ST.
ea2, ooo. 900. and tho per capita was
sas %. while on the first ef January
last the amount was nearly G.ss9, 900,
ecu, with go 10 Is per capita allowance.
the highest ia the History OF The United
SlAl-A
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06
MINOR NEWS NOTES
The sars of Dartmouth Is as.a. age
q ysxrx

The sari Of Darsmoath is ds.a. sxed
- ys>ra
Tostle's opera house az So Joseph
Mo, MAS badly damaged ~ al explo
sioa sf gsA
The fourth snnua. session Of the
tnired States Chess association began
II LsxiEgtoa. KY. Tuesday.
Daring severe thanderstorms 81 ard
around Gelsenkirehen i've children
were struck and allied by lightning
James Brewer Crane died AZ Dalton.
Mass, In his Tsth wear. The first papeI
mili In Berkshire county. Mass. Was
established hy his father Ia lTsa
John g. Howell, a prominent Cali
fornia politician. Killed T. l. coivin. .
young s,enogrsphrr who vas an sspi.
rant for the hand Of his daughter.
Superintendent A. W. L4mporS OF
the Cincinnati. Wabash A Miehigan
railway. discharged seventeen train.
men 1t Wabash. Ind. for drinking
The German government has In
tstructed all chambers Of commerce In
Prussia 20 send the best possible rep
Presentation 20 the worlds fair In Chi
cago
The United states treasurer continues
the daily shipment Of snall notes to
the west for use In moving the crops
The total amount sent 40 far il o. 500.
coo
The death Of George X. Anderson,
register Of the Uuited States land -.
Gee ss Folsom. Col. occurred ss rrini-
dad He was onoe . wealthy operator
In sfl in YsnnsyivAuia
City Attorney Menxis, of BeloiA Wis.
recovered $40. oeo Of commercial paper
stolen from Erastus Thayer. of Bran
don. VT, while he was travelling on the
Rock Island road recently.
The president approved the finding
of the retiring board that examined ST.
John =. Meigs. q. g. n, for retirement
on account Of color blindness, and hs
was placed ON the reti-sd list Of the
navy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06
Rnn Down by the Cara

EARLvrLLE, H.. Aug 5.-A terrible
accident occurred miles north of Rol,o
on the Chicago 4 Northwestern road
Tuesday afternoon A special train
carrying officials of the road while
rurpsn1 through cut crashed into a
buggy containing three persons, result
ing In the almost instant death of
Blanche Marble. aged ! years. John
Kirk, iIged II. was seriously injured,
and Joan Passmer, girl II years old,
was slightly bruised The old gentle
man viii probably recover.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06

4. n oteckwsii. . New Yssh aDssulotss
Forced to Assign.

~ n UeoowWeu. . NoW xoeB 1DooUloto9s
Forced to Assign
NEW YORK. Aug 5.-rhs failure Of
A. B. Stockwell was announced on the
consolidated exchange. Mr.. Stock
wells connection with Wall street be-
gan over twenty years ago. when he
came here from Cleveland. O., with a
capital estimated at $1,000, 900. He
was st the head Of the then famous
Howe Sewing Machine Company, q
position that he acquired through his
marriage with the daughter Of the
well-known inventor. For long time
he cut . big swath in Wall street
affairs He became president Of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company and
of the Panama Railway Company.
Then reverses came; his fortune
erumbled away like ashea Misfor-
tunes followed each other in quick suc-
cession until his fortune was swal-
lowed up in the mselstrom of specula-
fiOn
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06

DcrvorE, Ia, Aug s-Edwsrd
Lapgworthy, one Of Iows's earliest
settlers. celebrated his SD bir.hdoy
He took q ride in the afternoon. and re-
turning home found an Old lady wait
ing for him on the piazza She had
called. she said, to pay him $50 she
had owed him for forty seven years At
that time Mr. Lsugwor.hy was In the
dry roods business, and the woman had
made . purchase which had never been
sAttle1
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06
LOCAL Markets.
Pricea to Farmers.

GRArS-0ld wheat. Sic; new. SEC; corn. CSC
new oats. 30c; rye, 6oc; barley. N.l0 ? hundred.
MEAT-Beef. t9y6c; pork. &c: mutton. 6@s7c /;
spring lamb. &C; fowls. Zoe; spring chickens.
lee; cal, &C; turkeys. l0c; ducks. l0c.
PkopVCE-Butter. lac; eggs lac; potatoes. +5c
= tu: beets, 40c bu; onions, 20c doZ:
radishes. 1Oc 2 doz; lettuce. PC ? bu; peas. 7sc
bu; beans. hand picked. $40 p bu honey.
Ice; raspberries. l2c y quart; peaches $40 =
bu; apples. SOC y bu.
Wooi-washed. 2o@2sc; unwashed. lG2oc. .
HAY-Timothy. SIS y ton; clover. Si3 2 ton
straw. s. = ton.
HIpFs AND TALIow-Green. sc; part cured.
5ikc; cured hides. &c; cat skins. green. &c. calf
skins. cured. &c; tallow. &c; pelts. oo@sl.5o;
dekln. l5e925c.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06

Froun AND FEED--Liy White. s2.75: Patent.
s3.Z3 yAhundrsd; corn meal. Sl-0 = hundred
feed, 81. .JO91Z..00 ton, middllngs. 500 2
ton: bran, siT.t0 e ton ships. $500 ton.
NrAr-Pork steak iJc; roast. Zoe: ribs. Sc
tenderioin. i2lIc; ham. lie; beef steak. lOs isc
roast, smIec; ribs. &c; mutton. tSl4c; spring
lamb l0@lsc; spring chickens. 2oc; turkeys.
lie; ducks. l115c. re
PRoprcE-Bugter. 1sc; eggs, 1sc; potatoes.
50 = bu; beets. green's. Sc bn; for eook!n.
purposes. zoe ' pk orions. ~. = pk peas. &c
rasnhrrries. l5c; peaches <0c y pk; apples,
2oc p PIX.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06

WAsHiyeToS. Aug s.-The belief
exists here in well-inforned circles
that Italy il anxious % renew its
diplomatic Intercourse with the United
States The Rpdini ministry feel il
acted hastily in recalling Baron Fsva.
and il viii. IL Is Thought. embrace the
first opportunity consistent with its
national dignity IN reopen its legation
ss Washington with minister in
charrs
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06
KILLED BY FOOTPADS.
ferry Laodsberry. kansos Earms
Murdered on the Highway.

UoRry Aooosoerry Ao"eos EeSss
Murdered on the Highway.
EMPoRrA, Kan. Aug. o.-Jerry Lands
berry. wealthy farmer, who lived q
fe,s miles west of here, was brutal
" murdered Tuesday. He left his
farm shortly after dinner to walk to
Matfeld Green TO see his wife, who
was visiting friends Of the fam
ily. A short distance from the
town pistol shot was heard. but
no particular interest was taken in
Il until half an hour afterward, when
the dead body of Mr.. Landsberry was
found In the road with a bullet wound
in the heart There was evidences of
a struggle. and the theory is that Mr..
Landsberry was attacked by highway.
men, and. resisting, was shot down.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06

IAwsrxe. Mich. Aur. 5-The annual
meeting of the state assembly of
Knishts Of Labor. held here Tuesday.
was attended BY twenty delegates rep
r-sentine about one-half 81 The local
assemblies in the state. The reports
submitted Indicate that the order has
tsss about held its own during the year
HENRY r. Allen. Of Sehoolcraft was
ss>>s..s master workman
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06
Live StocK.

CHICAGO. Aug s.
CArrLH-Market rather active and prices
comparatively steady. Quotations ranged at
H. 700625 FOR choice to fancy shipping Steers;
d. A9O91oo for good to choice do; A-5014O for
common to fair do; 3.7514 10 for butchers
Steers; e2 6Q135 20 for Stockers: t.2S342s for
Texans; 040d43o for Feeders: N50lsA. 90
.or Cows; N.SSDS5o for Bulls. and &5004 20
or Veal Calves
HoGs-Market fairly active. Opened rather
steady. but weaker feeling was developed
atsr, and prices declined l0c. Sales ranged at
n.oocS25 for Pigs; ti9o0ss5 for light; sA7b9
lso for rough packing; sts5a5.7o for mixed,
md so.olGao5 for heavy packing and shipping
otA
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06
$1,000 CASH

HOTEL in South Grand Rapids sust outside
"A IL city limits; new building, nesiy.fuf-
nished for sale or rent with furniture; oa
good main road within - rods Of depot. also
good local trade.
Z HOUSES and loss also s. vacant lots for
- sale on long time or exchange Tor farm
or personal property.
A Nd so-scre Farm 20 exchange for good
city.
POUR tenement brick block. lot 50 feet front.
OF North Ottawa 10 exchange Tor a good
improved farm ~ D~sfot city property.
RUslNksSfBLork rk. ala io0 feeL on VI Han ~.
- for saae AT 3 barEsia-
Z HOUSES andtotS on Gotta TO trade for
Uli-edsa4srn within 10 10 l. miles OF city.
SD ACRES Improved land. q miles southeast
acres orchard. All kinds small fruit, well
fenced. under good cut walton. % exchange
fer c,iy .propcr,ys or :, or 80 acres near civ.
HOTEL Ia B.g Rapids ali furaished. 70 es-
IA change for property In cits ar farm.
on ACRE farm miles southwest cf Reed
w CITY. nearly al Improved; good fsHces.
etc; Tree OF ala inenmhrsaeei 10 esebsnEe Tor
T'ff-RooW house ana lot. a. LaSrsve-st has
good cellar. heated by furnace. iighfee ~
gas snd has a s3ieadid bsfns lot sski2A. with
% arREs of lard. y mile north ana niles
- east Of city. 10 etchsngs Tor city prop
Oh ACRES. I mne north Of ,sty HCoifs. on
~ Aipine-er~sel rcs1-for sale; . desirs
bic tract for pisiSng.
=. ACRES. ~ miles soutt 90 hsn-s,-. fcs
of sale or isRds for city property
VACANT LOIS an the CITY and suburbs tor
VoITsT AND IoT on south LA,sycste st. Tor
10 ACREs sarce..ng land. rnges .osth Of
Az cfy, 70 - change sor CITY prcisrff.
M1Nil 10 loan en- real estate aud chkffSis
G. $. FOUTS ,sa sa., .yor.sssts. . t.Sy's =.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06
DIED FROM GRIEF.
William Burdins and His Young Wife
VIII Bc Bsvicd Together.

: VIII II" DSVfou Iogetners
LINCOLN, Neb, Aug. s. William
Burdine, Burlington brakeman, had
his right leg so badly crushed at Dem
ton, Neb., that amputation was found
20 be necessary. During the progress
Of the operation his life passed away.
A telegram sent TO his wife at Hastings
announcing Burdine's injuries was fol-
lowed sby another announcing his
death The shock proved too much
and she died from the effects. Burdine
was about % years old and his wife 20.
They had been married a little over a
year They viii be buried At Hastings
In one grave.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06

Rows. Ang s.--It is reported that On
she occasion af the auadrpeeatsnary -
ccguuba discovery ~ America King
Hanhsrs wslt proclaim amnesty ~ ttsl-
sans i'm America who are under ssn-
Fences Of onn Eahment tcr describes from
the italian armY
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06
THE MARKETS.

CstcAeo Aus g.
rrors-Quist but ermL sprtag whrat rat
entS o. saasAgs; bakess. o. ioSss -. winsry
whea, Flour PstsIts c.iota2 -, straIshta
d sO<sAoo
wHxA.-weAksr. August Txosss; Sop.
temeer. sT1s SsrAe; December s9.2DoAe
CoRS-Moterate uaAins st . lower range.
No. 3 sses0Sssse. M sYollas. eiaossc, No.
= ss2s3ae; No. 6e-.ow. eoseei-c; August.
ssssssse, Septonas asAosohe; May, $50
&se.
oArs-siow. No q s7Ne; September. T.1
s7.c; May. Sk Oslo. Samples nrmer. No. s
etssssc No. White. 3S,S3c, No 4 2ssIsoc
Ne. . White. 3iN<AasAe
RvE-Good demardlpresent. e-m- NO. . cash.
In store. 736e134c No do. so,s7o'tc; No, ..
August ysssc: September. 7saVs3c; Octo
Der, &c under September.
BAnLEY-Quie1 Samples nomiaAlly <SReSc;
September. oec.
Mess PoRK-rrading ascidedly active and
prices ruled lower xt e,o.9fst4i0 10 10 for cash
i037H1io.7S ~ for August; $40. 8oGiL IS for Sep
temscr. and si0 solii. - for October
LARp-Market moderately active ana prices
easier Quotations ranged at o6.ssl1c50 for
cash; e6.So&6.50 for August; t6 5016 81 for
September. and te.s2ss ssa6.drH for October:
BurrER-Creamery. i3Si7hs; Dairy. u0i4e;
Packing Stock. lo,sc.
PoULrRY-Live Chickens. 76loxc per 10. |;
Live Turkeys, 98l0c per ID. Live Ducks. 50
lie per ID; Live Geese. El0ose4oo per dozen.
OIIS-Wisconsin Prime White. SC; Water
White. sue; Michigan Prime White. 93c; Wa.
ter White, io1lc; Indiana Prime White. 9hc;
Water White ioc: headlight, It's test eve;
Gasoline, 81 des's. isc; ~ dcgs, SAC
LIQuoRs-Distillsd Spirits ruled nrm At
q II per gal for flashed goods
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06
DeG0LlA BROS.
pk2Ls<s - -
Real estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS
8 and 8 Toss Block.

E0k LIZ -lao acres land tn PARIS tss nship
sGcs irsaG cgtss lAFse heno sAa tee
tsst TARA. CAY fesm soil iArss az knss1s
good ieaee; n ssFes seveh zAs maPie usahsEs
friee - Per kefei soas e2ehsass ter or@aa
faslas ssropef<s.
Non sALE-e seros II Plslnhcia. IA miirs
IRON cay falis fron. tock lard. /. acres
improved, iSe sscsrh. ~c1s apFies l1e ls-sp-
cesftss. - iusiss. q lesFs. AREA Gala. <sFcs
wheat l. <cres sssoee. 1efss ezra. scrss pe-
nteesA eoe1 rosna house. geea barn- kerso>.
cSWa farming implements and g. prrsSn&i
property ssEeE mus; seli ca Aoceans ~ tall
ins aeal b price sS.tpof1
Eok sALk-sEsssn haass snsi osupletea On
Hanover Court. finely fnishea sith hlgh
terrace. graded street call IA sae gel ulce
on thls heuse 4 Sss ssas IL insess IN North
end property.
ION sAi-k-Beass sn1 lss In seuthsrr pars
OF ciiy hsase ancomrieie1 ana isUy ean
rel complste same iron shortage tffanax
This 10 coed chance isT pei son hNsa1g sfesh
amount Of money 10 make eeee llsesilaeal
ITO kACHA Aek-eS acres a acres GgnpFatea.
bAiance White o3k tiaabeT lerosu htuss
and barn. nae orchard. = aes iew lsae aa-
Oct drained shG 1neer cultivation. THIS ths
place 10 sstsased about - mice Prom sis siss.
south. Come IN xad Esl fan description.
EoR SALE on EAChAN6E-a scrss on LAKE
= shore. near the para good t----alasx, 1kS
peach tress m bearing; = pear ss.sa.sas Ia
ries aS Erapes. kees<tarres sae other small
fruits; Isscs SCI fruit 90 same viii paw for
II the proeest seAsoEs Neuid exchange isr
COED eifyiufoperfy; this IA great chance fef
some one $40 tie greatest barEsia We have
1O EACHANSE-For good renting city prep
J. efIy. - acres fne lbusr. barn Sac oul-
bpildihKs. 70 acres Improved. balance oak
beech and hickory timber ee-- iesese xe
peach. Lao apple. peafS. piunss ana ANAL fruit
pKGoLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
UNITED sfArEs DEPOSITORY.
CApIsEAI-.....-sA5 - A5OO.OOo

THOMAS u. GILBERT. Pres dent.
Glo. q, BRfaGS, Viee-Pfesldens
j. FREDERIC bAAhs. Cashier
h. II. Ill Mt. Assistant ASHER
Transact business tn all / rpaftmepts OF bank.
In suthorikea BY tho National BANKING Law.
EXCHANGES available IN all thr rvmmcrsiai
cities n the world sold NJ eurrvnt satss
u. .. bonds bought and sold.
nfkEtefORS.
Thomas u. Gilbert, Moves l.. Avery.
Thomas J. 0'Briea aeergr q. briggs.
David VI. Amberg. lemuei ID. putnam.
RANSOM C. Luce. Constantine Morton.
Edward H. Hunt. John L. Fitzgerald.
4. Stewart White. Phiio c. FuiieI.
j. Frederic HAars.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06

We Advertise for sale. fhis week. some of
our VACANT LOTS. which must be sold. The
spring has been backs ard thls property Is
non productive. and. In many eases. must he
turned into money We quote prices ana
street,,
! 100 South End. . 80 9Th avenue
s LIS Matilaa 80 Lsng avenue
8 l5o Clyde Park SO Diamond
G 40 Susan - ao) Charlotte
Z 30 West so Marshall
{ 80 johnson I Ds Willard
{ - North Prospect 800 Marion
9 80 West Side 9 Se5 Harrison
s 80 Myrtle IS cspon
. go Hall 800 Henry
SI5 Jones 500 Dayton
$50 Carpenter $50 Reed
. $50 South Division 5eo East Leonara
6 SIS Housemsn f55 Chatham
. 900 Stewart $50 Lyoa
6 400 Grlggs eco Page
. as Benson 600 Forest
40 MuskeGon Z GO Shirley
s 40 Ohio Go Dunhsm
Q 40 2nd street $50 pnioa
s 40 Nagcld So Carrier
Q 500 Dctersoa 500 Cass
zoe Gunison { SO Butterwerth
$50 Prince . s75 Clancy
Q so Madison 500 Colt
s go woedlswa 8 soc South Lafayette
800 Forest $500 Prospect
$500 Lane avenue siSso sra avenue
Sloo0 Clancy sl5So Center
900 lonia $50 Wealthy
$1,000 Bridge So Logaa
$llVo Hastings 81 0 Masison
sl2oo 4th street s4sU0 Pearl
$500 Prospect $500 Cherry
<i250 Shawmuf s.o0 r0untasn
800 Lake avenue GOO South Division
$50 North avenue sio0) Canal
sl19 Lssn Court Size Colt avenue
WISANs A ALLEN.
Phone SO. 3and Tower Block
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06

fiNANlIAI AND lVhAthtiAL
THE OLD NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH

-
N. L. SWEET. President
]. III. kAkAhIf. tisse President.
HARVEY J. H0LIaiSIEk. Cashier.
All classes of Dsnksux husiaess that AZ. n
haFmaEy with ths NztislAl EAnksnk Law
transacted.
Letters of credit. earreaf Ia Al parts 81 the
sefia. issued ia snms 10 saiL ln.sresi 81.
loSed al Der celt on time eSftinsAtes 81
deposit
DIRECTORS.
I. "a. Ntthey. George c. Pierce.
j NJ. Barnett j. Gunner,
M l.. ssrt Joseph II. Martin,
ii haiiisfsr. ". II. Shelby.
Mliisra bafBhsrdt. W. O. HuehATt.
l.. Crofton fox. b. Leettssrt.
l.. n. Hswkiaa
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06

WHAT PEOPLE Want e: e: e, !: E: :::...
Twelve words will usually make two lines thirteen and
not TO exceed twenty words three Ines
and in the larger advertisements
the average is seven words to line. There
is but one price that is quoted in the table below
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06

WANTED-Our agents make slc0 10 500
w month seiing our goods on their merits.
We want country and general sgeHfs, and will
take back all goods unsold Il a county agent
fails 10 clear 500 and expenses after thirty
days, ffiai. or general agent less than $50.
We will send large illustrated circulars and
letter with "A special offer To suit territory ap-
ple1 for on receipt OF three one-cent stamps.
Apply AT once and get on the hoom. Address
Renner Manufacturing Company. Pittsburg.
Pa. 90
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06

CLEVELAND, aug o
PFrRoLEUM-Quiet Standard white, no
SIC; IL gasoline, &c; IS gasoline, l0c; e3 naph
sha, $40
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06
NEW YORK. Aug. 5

wHEAr-Deciined iA0i1ic on coed crop &C.
counts; active and weak August 97kGaSxo;
September. s7x0s8Ac; October. se;S 4Sskc;
November, 9s@cd6l.0oH; December q. 90 i60
I0iS; January, 2Naloen-
CoRN-Dun; K0ic lower; depressed. No. 2
7i97s4c.
OATs-Quiet; No up arm. Western. $50
SEE.
PRovIsIoHs - Beef - Quiet, hrm. Extra
ness e05oG 10 90; family. el30oDlAoo. Pork
Dull, steady. New mesa. ei2. 750la2; old
meas. I.s31ie IS; extra prime. Ni.0Uol1.5o
Lard-Weak dull Steam-renAered q 70
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06

pApCLIfF 4 HOLT Reliable uphoisierers
IL IT III South Div RisioD-sf-. have the largest
vans" employ the most competent men and
will give you regular rates. whether you ASK
for them ur not by 'phoniag No.so or ete after
business hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06

WANTED-At once. ladies and gentlemen to
w canvass for an article that Will sell at
sight. Call at la3 Second-st. rs
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06
MOVING, PACKING a STORAGE

I aRGE ard small loans on short time on any
IL good security, John u. Martin. - Csnal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06
wAHTED-AaEErS.

WAETEp-Colle and canvasser; 500
w salary perweek 10 right man, small bond
required. CaltmorDiug and evening ". W.
Evans Supt. Rood block. IS Peari-st- zig
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06

WHAT others have done. etberscan DO: 9th
w ers have ees.Ehi and made GA real estate !
your chance IL A. good az olhere II yo2 bus .;
l. > frosin. room Q Losetf's block. opposite
Sweets Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO L0AN-0n good real estate
4" security at per cent htnsey Mercer.
4 10 Niddlcomb building.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06

WANTEDr Every young man to step in and
w see wha; We can do with them In 4 pair
of pants. suit OF clothes or oyercoat made TO
order. Noigt. Herpolshcimer 4 Co. tf
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-12
WITH VENEZUELA.

Reciprocity Arrangements Have Been
MSds--COmnerce Of That Country.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1l.--It II said the pres
ideiit IN ready for the announcement Of a
proclamation Of reciprocity with Venezuela,
similar in terms TO that just reached with
Brazil, and TO take effect about the same time
~ this agreement. While the commerce Of
Venezuela is not larger than that OF Brazil,
the United States for several years enjoyed
. much larger proportion Of It's importing
business than any other nation dealing
with Venezuela. The total exports from
Venezuela in 1886 were little more than
$ll,WO,OO and their imports about $4,000,
OOO. Of this amount the Venezuelans took
from the United States more than $1,000, COO
in 1856. and in 1883 that country took from
US products to tho amount of $4,000, 600,
This included about $GO0. 900 worth OF bread
stuffs. principally wheat, -four, and about
$5OO.OU worth Of clothes, $4O0,0O0 worth OF
manufactured iron and steel, ana more
than *bW,OU worth Of provision and dairy
products.
In 1888 they imported little more than
xlO,OOO,OO worth altogether, and the United
States sent more products TO Venezuela
than any other foreign nation. The i'm
ports OF tho United Kingdom, France and
Germany, together, were larger than those
Of the United States.
The proclamation of the president would
have been made q day or two ago, ~ it WAS
expected al agreement from Venezuela 10
the proportions of the United States would
be received by the last steamer. The papers
are on the way, however. and will arrive by
the steamer due in New York Feb, IS or
thereabOuts.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-12
Som ebody VIII be Wb,p,ea.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Feb. 11.-Billy Meyers,
the lightweight, passed through the city on
his way to Minneapolis, where he is to back
Tommy Ryan. of Chicago, who fights
Danny Needham on the l7th Billy was in
fine spirits. He has just received dis
patch from Burt Renaud, Of New Orleans,
to the effect that Colville, Jack McAuliffe's
hacker, had posted their second forfeit of
$3.50. $500 in all. Billy said: ut has not
been definitely settled before which club
Jack and are to meet, but it will be either
at New Orleans or San Francisco. l will
have all strcntor at my back. and there
will be no difficulty in covering all the
money that McAuliffe and his friends dare
to put up Speaking of his fight with
Bowen at New Orleans, Billy said: II
have no plausible excuse to make for my
defeat. Chance may bring us together
again, and | assure you that there will be a
more decided victory than that which
crowned our late fasco. 1t was full
month before recovered from the bad ef-
fects of the climate of the south.'