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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

Following is culled from a Jefferson
tity special 10 the GlObc-Denocrat;
dated February 1:
Repicseutatit, Tattim, OF til, botise appfo:
hriatiOHs committee: has been making an ex-
IminatiOn of the states finances. He says they
are in most excellent condition. AMI tina. in-
staad of merely S256 ,Cl for The sinking funi.
~ required by the constitution. there vii be
placed in the fund sl.WO0G9. which will lie
u,ei to retire bonds, which by contract
the state can pay at any time and so stop
interes'. H. slyS that the auditors esti-
mates hav, bsen very carefully male AMI con-
servative as t. the receipts. which will, un-
d1ubtrdly. exceed largely the necessary and
literal estimates Of expenditures: that tn talk
0c Il Il firiancy i ali bpsh. that thara is M ne
cessi,y for increased taxation in any direction,
and that he has the authority Of the an iitor
hims i that th,re will he no deficiency unless
tn. legislature makes extraordinary appropria-
tons not anticipated by the an iitor's esti-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11
Conrre.sman Norton Returns.

Representative Dick Norton, of Mis-
souri,. says Washington special of the
3D., has returned to Washington after
being absent since last August.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

ZERO comes from an Arabic Word sig
nifyIns nothing. Tat doesn't do it
Justice If it s-::.....es 10 that it's worse
tnan na'hing.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

GIN. EUTLER had neat little law
practice, which was worth S50,Oa8 a
year. From other sources. including
his limiting factorr, irc rna6a prsl-a5iy
as much more
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11
Missouri and the World. Fair.

The Missouri Worlds fair commission
met in st. Louis the other day.
Gov. Stons was present for the first time.
Ths executive committee reported that active
preparations are being made to ship the articles
now in ihc warehouses for exhibition at Chica-
go. The mineral exhibit has been shipped and
l. to be installed at once
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11
Daughters Of the ConfcderacY.

The state organization of the Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy have 1000 in
the treasury. They have paid $4,000
of the - $50 that the home at Higgins
Vile cost
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11
Iaa ming State Tun,ls.

Bids were received by The state treas
hfer up to o'clock of the ist for The
loaning of the surplus funds Of tile
state.
There is now ;.iout Sl.sNCOl surplus in tho
treasury. Under the law the surplus Is divi ted
into tweltieths, No lii il received for less
amount. The rat OF interest for Use OF the
mon-y is based on daily balances, Eighteen
bids were rcceivei I. and tn, award was made
to eight banks for tn amounts AMI rates OF in
terest specified: Franklin bank. of st. Louis.
3-aD at 20 per cent; Franklin bank, of St
Louis. g. 20 at ! 3sla: Kansas City State hank,
Kansas City. SO LII; Union nation
al bank. Kansas City, 2-al at 1.53;
Galloway County Savings bank. Fulton.
81 at Isl: Central national bank, Boonvilie.
1-2D at %; First national blnk Jefferson
City, In at li0; Exchange bank, jefferson
City l-:0 at / 40. Tho average rate under the
old contracts was l.3i pr cent. and unier the
new it will lack a small fraction OF La. The
awards were approved b. the boarl Of fund
comm toner's. Tho state is secured in these
loans by deposits OF government, state and
county funded bonds, which are held by thu
stat, treasurer as a guarantee against any
Ies,e
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

A. Ahrenthal, an insurance agent,
committed suicide at Wright City. He
left letters stating that he feared he
would become deranged.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

The grand jury failed to return an
indictment against Alex. Volz, arrested
in st. Louis for the murder Of Josie
Simmons last October.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

Near st. Joseph the residence of Louis
Tindall was dcstroyey by fire. The
heat discharged rife, and Mr.. Tin
dali was shot in the leg.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

-Midgley-'Did the architect carry
out your last plans?" BartOn-'I sup
pose he must have for | don't see any
thing of them about the house.
ter-Occan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-15

quedan perdonados, reeino: J nhora vengs
listed QUE lie presente mi familia-
Z designando ii nisr,o tieTupo con Z
,1.aao a 0ctario qse Sc acercaba suos.
',iia.
NJ - el Isrque. ae Reaul;eu.
-F5ts rresentaei6n until. mama.
lilo 81 hi.rqn5s con frarco acento. y alar~
= 70 nos aenos encnntrado "a. ueaolo
qusg;do vec;no, tisne uste6 unas pierass
ezcelente+ vuestras liebrea, one 70
narro u perfeccc6n. no eor:en tanto
como ns1ed cuaRdo deSea que no Sc le a.
rRnce
-Perldaeme ustel. senor MARQUES,
Feaponi.5 Felipe sonriendo no lie haoa
d.cho gen era, = Parec.endome que 70 ie
euinoosn sentin,ientos nuT simpAtlcos
ii persona. teni no ser hien scosiao ST re-
.luIci..oa i inc6gnito.
No csGocia listed antonces sinO p0f
10 cuestiorss dab;dss entire nosotros aho-
- 50 &c d15tIaso, J creo clo serenos pue.
nos am Cos. Psro tensa nsted II bondsd
1 = 2rsaensarFas / - soaorita Derblay.
Z eooeato de Sasaae pooducia sfecto, )
/ 2s;eso-o ! atsnto 2cerc0se OctaTio Is
,t.Afs. o!vs6se ertoaces ia seaora de Beau
les 5:uc.a Felipe, lesi-nandole Ia Bsro-
mesa : Cara, diia:
Fl --aov Derb.sy. aae7o De la ferrsria
ce tso1e- Avesaes
+ ines'e .adn .aes7ue: /. las dos iovenes.
eTszdia
NJ l5r;ra h 3a7oresa De Pres.nt, )
nj siie r seloiits &c Beauiieu
=, r&..5r enro;eci6 s. semhlante t3e Fell
pc. ;. a. stgeveese { n,:-ar a que adors-
se, ioc ..se taa profanaamente, que pa
see.;f, ip.. s.:cod;ilRrae.
Pc d. ,qaiidx. IS IN cabalero !-eu
ea;c,sel ]. Z -rons "a al aldo lie Clara. I
80 que 80 :, l:orsba con los brazos des
r..dos, al H2an3;. 10 cnero sobre las roa;
i.ss : :tnf.: aras aa los cabellos Oos
s.;e pr ne cs;E ..adecorado 7 e! Ia
1Gsi Ct - 4>.,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-15

Rnesua psto3 al seEor Y IA aohorit2
Derhlny qre tengaa ls hondaa de renir
acu
Habo TN rnouenfo lie s:lencio, { :nme-
diasamenfe desputs abri6se "a anc6a puey-
ca del salon Rp.srec;endo -oora IL ascslinata
Felipe ( Ses2na.
In ravo de sol ilrn1i-.o Il rporeua va
ron. iguya ae Feiips, go uoetr1oa e
todo 81 : % tranquilo : serene. Con sn
largo gaoa.s negro abrochado. paracia mas
alto de % que ere en reatidad.
Fest:da su hermann con IN sencllo traje
DO paIo aZui oacaro, estrschabose tiu.ida-
neita / u, inGCieta y sin embargo resuel-
"a, 1iiando en an herna-o II rn;yada 1a sua
zr.,.t.e5 oic7, como ~ - ioSE13,r. valor.
In ,InrC1eaa ss haD5a icvRrtado ode!an-
s..rGosa lae;b;r IA v:sita.
Ca eraa EasPezo. Eai.pe ae.s:ose ante
ia oa.3ueesltso a.rlI.:.9 Pai;.ac,. or.t7ecor-
! tadae, Guys conerei6a hizo eonrair ( ia no
! Bic scHora. eCe para evitar Il corts<}ad dei
/ ioven coc;G, ia pano De Sns&.as con eycar-
! q 5cra glec;a, Y II .};;o:
j -DI:,a uated ( 81 herrsaco qoe teag1
! s.octo srsto en- rec;birla ar4 raj oasa
i J.avant6 Tol.pe II irclioa5a e-e-ea. Ii.
! . con eceAto ,Ic praeund:t e,Gtit9o
NO s@ como aSradecer d llst4d. eeiler:
/ Aa~opess. :. bensro,s scoq.s1fs esa lace .
ri storzaf'l.. - uT-;t ma 4;9se ~ oeecidc
i.-I}to ! Et.i, 80 tos eu.0adoa Dc uaa nadre
/ : Gre rece9iEa iece}0cee ! canse;oe. De m
Do los recsairla Gse5orae Qae oe ueted. 5
! auis.es2 Slacs.iaa ., IsFoc - iEttrasar5a Pc
e!,a.
niiro i. sa9,ore * {;eaaleu raas a-anta
sg:et3t q & Sass nc. ! i :,zrsd6 rnuc,o il gra
e'. lRgea'sa Y aeac..!a f.e "a ;occn.
Ienee osta<3 aca que IL 2e4-, quesid;
- -r - = 80 ~: lo3!.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-15

Los pasos Dc IN criado, que hacEan cru
IL la arena, despertaron & todos de esta
5omnolercia fisica moral; la Marquesa
abrio ios olos; Clara : Ia Baronesa Sc vol
glero1, cojando de r1:raF vagcuensa a vallc;
8 MARQUES n2et;6 Drecipitada1nent< q album
an oil bols'lo, solo ol Baron, arar0 De
naoyinientes :n0tilee, SO iiInlt3 Z iTiclinar i
gera-3cnta a cabeza.
-h} seaor ! la sa2o-ita DorbseS 1eeg'7n.
Tan 81 ia sonora Naccresa rec'Gc, --G'io 81
cr:a9o.
81 or estas palabras, frunoi6 ;alparcepti-
blemonto Clara g. sntreceio. Il pomore Gel
hoinbtc ror quien se sentia irstiat;vamente
oarscguida prorunciado ali, en- sn casa. %
fasegrado. Presintiendo Que &aue.a Ps,sa-
~ !CAalrla en gu vida, ein1:0ee pce,>4sI'.le8~
q : CO.. 9sstlr esfa int lencla,
EereceiCa &nargura inrrd1 81 coFaz5-,
po-cue - tenla on q sondo &c - ana una
of:, : i.-oGuuS6sa COMO despts8 DC glls aPa-
siona62s Gsnlostracionoe, poc tsrz-:dss QUO
tCo2oni ae atrcvle g! so1or De-h3ar nra-
sentarso IN 81 palacio.
Cioetq era cue Bachel{n oLucc,5 "a =
sta : Gs;,e so srat2bs Dc ura oaoacse d. re-
co0c.t.ac.Gu para te-.c;2ac G:sG-e1.s -. =
Tociroe, pero eacs regoc:o r0tss -: ~
3rete-+o.
Frs aquoZ hoanb-o ta.s 9 reside, es.e a
Te:'a- ;.a;ndopada Per el DuQ0o co2eorla y
! do - 5.2ro:i.rnarsc 4 oll& Tc3s.s Ist3s
ecaczic2es, ago corfusaa toda~fs, Pasaroe
r@pida0eerte Dor su eap{rit,1 ; tssaron g'i-*o
Go parsiaa dc so aversion Felipe.
Il RGozbalo ustad, tia, recz3ao uetad NJ
eIc.alos /. baronesa.-Tongo r-.vcha CO
l:oas2o5 yor conooer a. anlo SO q fGr.av, s.
Nos dFert;r1, y harat2os chastar = 81 acv-
mana ce y oao pa+a sn "a aldoa. Acaso
vista e t7sje aol ..a99 C'34, euG 3oa;t9 e
r.
-C,azo IS. liza r-1a, que deseo rec;h;rle.
~rosrondi6 II AIara43sa eo'.sioa6io
Y dirig;5ndose 8 or;ado qva eS2s-..2a
slE1ovil. &a1G:5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-15
Tar5o raoior. querida mia; pero aa
ongo qae 81 v:aie oe habra despertac3o g

--Tar5o raojor, quorida MA; pero s1
Dougo que el v:aie oe habra despertado q
apostle. Vamos, puca, I comer.
"a q uliamo instanta J como 81 huoiera.,
siGo oldas sas palaorae sls ia seGora De Bean
iao, fa6 alberta 5e per 81 par II prerta lei
cono3or; IN ~sre:,fe De Luz h;zo brii'ar 10
2:paradores llanoa de po"c"laa;ss aFtisaas =
&c naaz'Zas pleas De plat, ; IL voz grave
r a2ogSGa oe IA criaGo p.on1Tc,o estas
uoiahra7: /" 51ofo~o, La 1rrza oet< serr;3e,."
~
- 4-,. a.4;aioaa-a 4e 4 !.eg@d2 t5a--tsl-eo
&C los sa-c1ec 40 Lce:oiz1' : cE- . P0neo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09

IF SICK HEADACHE Is MISERY. WHAT ARE
CaT.srs Little Liver Pills II they viii positively
cure it. Peoole VINO have used them speak frankly
O. their worth They a small aud easy to take.
IF THE BABY Is CUTTING TEETH BE SURE
and tina. old and well-tried remedy. Mrs Win
slows soothing syrup for children teething. II
sooehes tee child so.t-ns the allays all pain,
cures wind collie and Is the best remedy for dsrrhs
Twenty-Five cents 9 bottle. my1-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09
A Reply to "Caucasian.s

10 fhe Et.tor OF Tie VentnE Sts-.
Permit; me to reply to Caucasian" who said
in your issue OF Yesterday that tie negro Iarors
in the Atwell murder Case are guilty o. race dis
elimination. / think "Caucasian" credits MS
with a virtue C?) we should possess. ba.do not
II is too often the disposition Of the nero TO
crush and 10 tranp.e under foot his own peo-
PIE. hoplng thereby to wan the sppIAuss of such
white men ''Caccasian" seems 10 be, while
the whites feel il their bounden moal duty
Always TO discrimina1e against the nero when
an issue L. joined between white and back.
VIII Caucasian tel me II a sing e white man
has ever been convicted the DlstTic- for shoo.-
ing Gown lesrO! Or has one ever Len con-
victed ~ outrage on a colored womu2 ne
offenses ele-red 20 have been committed tune
anG again. but Caucasian juries have rendered
but one yerdict-"not gpGty." GouE a jdry
of white men of ''Caucaslsn's" s,aup. treE-
nant with hatred and stepped in pgeiadice
against the blacks. convict any decat-l0Oa .ng
white man tor offending against negro
rights! think no. Judging the future bv
the past sucn viii never happen. Caucasian
has seen has own image in the mirru and has
become disgcsseo al IL
Again. Jurors sci under an oath sspposed to
be binding on their consciences, ard lhev are
the absolute judges Of the iRcss. L Il am cor
reciiv informed. sun.e OF the white Jurors
thought. consc.eniiously. thai the def. ndant
was guilty. OF murder: Others honestly consld-
! cred the offense nansisuchter onlv. while the
co.ored mea. on their ca IA. believed thai the
killing justifabe and that no crime had
been committed
see no ground wherein your criticism o.
their cordrct niay rest. unless YOU adj ere 10
the old dea. when 1 th"ugni had beer shot &c
dea. thirty years ago, thar the negro l. ALWAYS
a boy ana tina; the While mus. do IN
thinking. FOUNTAIN PEYrox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09
CuEE THAr CoueH

Bsfcrs becomes chronic or Injuries the defeats
tissue o. the lungs No other medicine cures %
promptly. safely and thoroughly as AYERS CHERRY
PEcToaAI- TSo1saa1s o. precious lives s-s saved
sarrslIy
BYrAKING
this remedy Il the es-ly stages o. bronchitis and
pnsuolonia-
y balisvs ma. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
saved ny lie. Last May had 8 severe cold. The
v1oisn. coughing. for which could procure relief
at las: brouskt bleeding Of the luns Twas forced
to take to my bed The doctors were unable TO dc
anything for me- I thought OF AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL snd determined to tryi. did 80. and
ithelped me right OF. I took seven bottles Of til
medicine. and now consider nvsslf cured Ny curt
was surprise to all my acquaintance. who wer'
hopeless Of my rscovery"-JOHN q. THOMAS
Middlsson. Annapolis county rs.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass.
PROMPT TO ACT. SURE TO CURE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09
,UDAX REBELS usxryrsro.
They Claim TO BE Guardians of the Island
Eni Not It.t. rhrrN.

Key WEsT. IL. May 9.-'Iho Cuban rev
o,GJionsrv parLv VA i-sae manifesto sEow;-g
Is position ire Affairs Of the Island in which
IL regards itself tne guardian Instead Of the
idle or criminal dis,urbsr u seems
TO have been the general IDEA tha5 while ii
w"u.d have seE .lr 3uty 81 the par:y To- up-
hold any Serious increment fo- .udsj euaeucc Ia
cuba Ii has no. been Hes1o:lsIoe 20. he u~e.la-
TURF uprising and viii euE;inay tEa wurA OF or
gRnil;.iion
NEW NoaK. Nav S.--I:eni. Guerra. secretary
@ ,..s aIisT.csn leagues uf Cuhas, Parrots.
SAWS he ga. Ia .a'th IA The story u the rurren-
der 81 the Cuhan srsJlu;;oIA.ts.
~ are wC"i,ag on The basis that there is
a re,OiCIun a. 'gDa, said Ar. Guerra. II
wish o e.nI h1s.zs. however, that no
expedition -gc,G ,i4e United States VIII receive
the ssuc.iou Of sis CJ5s revolt. onis:s societies
iIs-i.is country. We have o;her means to
achieve our erds.
'-oGcy works wonders these days. and there
are plenty OF men 10 tiyat III Cuba If they
can lie properly armed and equipped.
Our last information from Key West an
nounces thar the morey subscribed there
by iaborer= and clgs-makers alone approached
go, SEQ. From T-r:..a We lave a mes. age that
mo e imam SlO.003 raised al Il single mees-
ing. What our local subscriptions announced &c
| Am nos ut hber Y 30 ssaie, bu; there was also
heavy contributions from Philadelphia, At
lanta, Chicago ard southern cities"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09
CHARGEDwITH SYsTENA ATTIC ROBBERY
Serious Allegations by the Westinghouse
Company Against the General EI.csric.

Serious Allegations by the Westinghouse
Company Against the General EIscsric.
New YORK, May 9-The criminal suit insti-
tuted by the Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
featuring Company against the General Eiec-
tric Company furnished no active pro-
ceedings today. 1t is beginning to
appear. however. that the officials Of
tine former COMPANY are in earnest and intend
to prosecute 10 finish what they describe as
criminal nc tons extending over u period o.
twelve months or more and Involving the key
to con tracts wori b millions o. dollars
Vice President Herbert OF the Westinghouse
Company, when seen :his morning. explained
how serious ne considered his company had
been damaged. He raid: "il this talk about
our taking these proceedings 70 influence the
stock OF com 2cttng company Is nonsense.
These derredstions by empIorrs and. we
presume. agents OF the Gerera Electric Com
pany. have extended over many months, and
comprise u systematic stealing OF prints and
plans and secrets which involve important
points on business which foots up million or
more a month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09

Deeds in fee have been fled a follow,
Evans Lewis to Alberta E. Savoy, part Il. 50.
81; e. Flora L. CLAYTON TO II. Il. waldron.
lot IL. block 20. Columbia Heights; s3, s5l go.
Il. S. Nyman to A. II. Gait. rub 81. 50. 7s3:
$3.50. III. Vaudeville to Maria T. Stoddsrd. lot
/. Monastery: e. {. A Bsker to H. A Camp-
bell. lot IL. 50. 10. Reno; 900. F. Lewis 10
n. f. Young. part IS. s. p. T.. I'd sub Pleasant
Plains; $3.50 W. A. Coulter 10 H C Berger
lot 40, par; &c. block IL lie Droit Park; Is. 600
W. II. rriichett ct al. TO J. Y. worthington, lot
10. SO. 1000: e. o. Broderson TO f. W
Dieste. part 80. Bellevue; e. G. Z. Repetti
to q. r. Repetti ct al. part Is, So 7s2: sub 81,
50. s62 part p: do. and part 3, SO. 56s; g.
los. SO. gu; g. E. F. French to ]. W. Boggs.
part 5, SO. S7l; e. J. G. Krobr 10 Fl F.
Rankin. sub l3l. sc. 1929; s., 500. Florence Nc
Dewitt TO W. A. Taylor, part Prospect; sl .s4s.
Same TO VIM: n; Irwin. part do; e., $3.50 II.
ton to Georgetown; e. W. Naylor % E. e.
Ramey. sub z, SO. 202; e. A. c. Clsrx to a..
J. Bond. iot l6, 50. 1885: e. D. q. Meri-
wether to A j. Lockhart, sub l47, so. as5; e..
J: I. Clark TO s. II. Pine. lots and "A blk. L,
Whitehaven, &C.; SS32. s. Il. Pine 20 Jos.
Dundor, lot IA, do: $4,000. r.. oues 20 & III.
Pine, lot Is and part Il. blk. IL, do; e. NJ.
Oppenhelmer to ]. C. Bauman, part q so. 5I2;
$3.50. \. A Strait to g. NJ. Depue. lot Z, blk.
IL, Brookland; e. r. L. HYDE to- +. Har-
rhon lot ooz AnacostiR; S650. Emil kleps TO
=; Z. Eastiock, lot %, blk. q, Brookhnd: e.
n. .. Earnshaw to Joseph Manning. nb A, so.
14S; e. w. n. Freeman TO III. "A Buscher,
Pt. Chichester; sl,S0o. John Eatos to J. N.
Hregory, lot 80, So. ss5; e.. Samsso s. Jack
son, sap 81, do; e. G. l.. Clark % Mary E.
Bradshaw, lots and s. 50. 1910; e. Mary 3.
Draosnaw 70 s. Oppenheimer OF al, Ame prop
erty; e. J. C. Ringwalt 70 Fanss A Lowe,
SUB loS, SO. 6l7; e. W. II. Lawson to I. H.
fickford, lots IS and SO. blk. IL, B'eominedale;
.. L. Corliss TO L. c. Willismson. subs l66
to lss; SO. GA; 6. W. W. Ldbert TO W.
Psiro to ". Ro oSf, lot u.s. s. n 81 Brook:
land; 81, 200. Annie M. Oarpesser to r. H.
Wilson. part S, 50. s9s; $1,000. s 8. Prescot,
to w: Duffey, part 5. SO. loSe e. j. F.
Douglas to H. c. Hill, sub 80. g 81; 81. 700.
Elizabeth ID. Battslle to Nancg W. Gushing,
lots 50 and 81. Pleasant Plaips e.. B. r.
Miller. 10 ". r. Frisbie. lot =, Clark Min
estate; g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09
A NEW SURGEON GENERAL.
Medical Director Tryon to Succeed Surgeon
General Browne Of the Navy.

Medical Director Tryon to Succeed Surgeon
General Browne of the Navy.
The President today settled the question a.
to vacancy in the Office of surgeon general of
the navy. caused by the retirement tomorrow
of Surgeon General John NJ. Browne.
by the appointment to that Office of Medical
Inspector ]. Rufus Tryon, now attached to the
U. S. s. Chicago at New York. Dr. Tryon
is number IA on the list of medical
inspectors and is number 20 in the
medical corps. He is regarded as one of the
brightest and ablest men in the
corps. His selection establishes new
policy In the navy, in SO far as
this administration is concerned. 1t indicates
that no officer will be appointed to bureau po-
sitions who cannot serve out his full term be-
fore reaching the age OF retirement.
HIS PREVIOUS CAREER.
Surgeon General Tryon was born in New
York and appointed an assistant surgeon in the
navy September %, 1863 He served with the
West gulf squadron from 1868 to 1855 in the
Naval Hospital at Boston 1865 to 1860 as assistant
bureau of medicine and surgery from 1866 to
1870. He was promoted passed assistant sur
geon in 1865 and surgeon in 1878. He was with
the Asiatic squadron from 1870 to 1873, and was
on special duty in connection with the yellow
fever epidemic at Pensacola, Fla, from 1873 to
1876, since winch urne ne mas been on duty at
New York and Philadelphia. He was
attached to the Alaska on the Pacific
station 1882 to 1888, and in 1884 was deiega
to the international medical congress at
Copenhagen. He was then on the Euro
pean STATION until 1887, and was
afterwards on duty at New York until
October, 1891, when he was ordered to duty on
the U. S. S. Chicago and has remained Oh tina,
duty up to the present time He is an unmarried
man. It is understood that he was strongly
endorsed by ey-Secretary Whitney and Acting
Rear Admiral Walker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09
BEARS HAVE THEIR INNINGS.
Cordage Preferred Drops 10 Points-Decline
in Sugar.

in Sugar.
NEW YoRK, May "A break Of ~ per cen,
in American sugar to S71S right at the opening
unsettled the whole market for a time and
general reaction Of Il to per cent resulted
Cordage, st. Paul. Manhattan and Chicago gai
we're the chief sufferers. At 10 o'clock some.
what steadier tone prevailed.
The break in American sugar refining, noted
at the opening, had depressing effect on the
general list, but a rally quickly ensued in sym.
pathy with q rise Of SO in sugar.
Hardly had this movement had its influence
on the general market when confidence was
again disturbed by a break OF 10 points In
cordage preferred to 81, and AZ in the COM
mon to 12H. Rumors that the stock will be a.
sessed accelerated the declines. General
electric fell off ~ to 7sA. sugar, 2ss to $685.
Northern Pacific. to $50; whisky, u to 1871
Burinston IS, ss oiSs ss :tosi. .' yis asd
u to u per cent. Manhattan was firm, rang
ing from 1873 to 135. Cordage, common, sub.
sequently rallied to 141l. At II am. the market
was weak in tone.
The stock market during the next hour wa,
heavy and depressed. American cotton oil
that the Consumers Cotton Oil Company had
been established there, with mills in
Montgomery, Ala, Atlanta. and Ma
con, Ga, Memphis, West Poin,
and Vicksburg. Sherman, 9reenvllle, COrsicana.
Navosota. Caldwell and BRENNAN, Tex. and
are building at Little Rock, Waco and Hous.
ton.
The grangers were sold on belief that the
government crop report, due tomorrow. will
make poor showing The lowest quotations Of
the day were generally touched. Whisky was
no.iceably weak and sold down to 1875
on runners Of another impending reduction in
the price Of spirits. American cotton oil hsi
since rallied TO g. and the remainder of list
shows q small recovery from the lowest. Al
noon the market was steady in tone.
Money OH call steady ut 5 per cent Prime
mercantile paper, Gas per cent. Sterling ex.
change firm. Actual business. 4s5a4s5A fol
sixty days and 486a4e6x for demand
Posted rates. 4S6a4s0; commercial bills
4SSs4S71f. The clearing house statement
for today 10: Exchanges, sl6s, BGs, 247: balances
81, 059, 1879. The subtreasury was debtor at tn,
clearing house today $1,000, l02. Bar silver
s3X. Government bonds steady; state bond
dull railroad bonds weak.