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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24
TIE SKEPTlCS.
Aas bseomsnx Less and Lsss Whsn
They Read Of ne ksmxzksbls
Cures Performed - ne
D.s. Dstfla.

The crowds o. sufferers still continne
10 throng Drs Darrins offices IA this
city. 10 order 90 gaia relief Their
Dethod of eiectro- magnetic treatment
calls forth numerous testimonials from
the cured. The following are few ex
tracts from parties that can 10 referred
10.
q. II. Pelfon, veil. known contractor
Rnd builder u the city. " a. permanently
cured ~ DIR Darrin o. rheumatism and
severe neuralgia pains IN the neck 10
one treatment.
Mise NJ. Mead. No. 81 South Division
street. Grand Rapids. Mich. cured of
general nervous debility aud rheums-
tism.
X. +. Scott. 30 Ottawa street. Grand
Rapids, Mich. cured ofcomplicated KID
ney aud liver complaint. Ills vito was
also cured 81 rheumatism. heart disease
and female weakness
Mrs NJ Bradford. l6i Sherman street.
strand Rapids. Mich, cured Of eompli-
Gated female trouble peculiar 10 her
sex. by electricity. after having tried
many physicians IN this city.
Scores u references ia this city and
vicinity could here be given. proving the
superiority % electricity in the treat
ment in AL disesses had not the want OF
space forbid.
Dn. Dsrrin's Place Of Business;
Drs Darrin can he consulted free al
their Offices. - jefferson avenue. near
corner Fulton s.seet Grand Rapids.
Mich.
Office hours. 10 to 5 dail,, evening.
10 :; Sundays. 10 20 -
Charges reasonable at the low rate II
81 per month for each and every disease
until cured. except Ia surgical and spe-
cial complicated diseasea
They make specially q all diseases
Il the Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat. Ca
tarrh and Deafness. Bronchitis. La
Grippe. Consumption. Dyspepsia. Heart
Liver and Kidney Diseases All Ner-
vous. Chronic and Private Diseases 81
mer and all peculiar Female Troubles
are corfdentiaily and successfully
treated
Drs Darrin have n system NJ home
treatment for those unable a. visit their
Offices. and will send 10 any address
their Electro Magnetic Remedies on re-
ceipt IL s5 and frl symptoms Of the
disease. One visit TO the Office is de
sired. but il Is not necessary in all cases.
Inquiries by mail promptly answered.
\. 3D.. Darrin' stay in this city is
limited. Those desiring his service
should call at once
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24
STOCKS OFF A POINT
Belief Senate VIII Not Repeal
Silser act the Cause.
BEARS WERE MORE ACTIVE
Naaes Al-o E~~s--whe.t Closed
Low<<--rrosssioas Nos Active
HAT Cinsrd firxA
BEARS WERE MORE ACTIVE

Srw yosx. sept z3-Nonsy en call
Nominal per eent
Posted rates. si-Ss8lszh.
Gosernmsnt bonds steady.
The incident u the day IN the stock
exchange ~zs the selling Of block
Of kcck lsland.i 81 Paul. Bur
lingtsn . Quincy and sugar for the ae-
count Of Harris 4 &c. for To consoli-
dated exchange. Over 10000 shares vaz
cloe<d out The IRA in question has
dissolved and Oil 20 out u business.
The market generally speaking Was in
clined 20 weakness b~cause u the belief
the chancss for . repeal Of the silver
ball by the senate are diminishing. As
a result. holders Of stocks are reducing
their lines while the bears are more
active. The prices % stocks ranged from
- TO 4. aud a. a rule the lowest figures
81 the day were cuFrant az tho close.
The hank statement. favorable as II Was
faued % check the downward tendency.
LotilsrilIe 4 Nashville sas decidedly eas.er
Cor borrusing parpo~es- II opened az 10
per cent Per diem bat after the close Y lent
Hat The hank statement reflects The tide Of
ctsrrency tosarsfs this center. Net cash In.
crrslsesi $50. ~. Circulation Vas expanded
sssa. 7u1. The tanks held 81, $50 IN ex-
cess of legal requirements. Ca August II
last there was dsficit OF sis.4s.s7a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

CmcAeo. Sept a. There was a show
OF frmne-s TO wheat this morning
bat IL was of short duration. Gables
we're only about steady and BradstTeet's re-
port OF reports for the week was in excess Of
what they were supposed To be. Later the
crowd began 10 figure cat large increase in
the visible supply hgures on Monday. New
York continued 10 predict falling Cd IN ex-
port elearnnces- Holders Of wheat con-
Guided 20 sell and a. 4 consequence toe close
Was Al below yesterday. December closed
NJ T0is, after ranging between ~ and 70tg
70'k.
tio-ing prices weres
waxAr-sspsember e6is; December, 70 ";
May. - &C.
conx-ocsobsr. nkc; December. II 80;
May. 49,. ef8;sc.
Oars-ssptember. 27xc; October. 27xc;
Nay. 81 10.
January. nLlo
IAED-s,epsember, se.eS; October. $3.50;
RIss-sspism Der. sieis; October. SOS;
January E.37.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

Royal Ruby Rye Whisky Il free
from all foreign flavor and adulteranis:
naturally ripenei and matured 10y
eleven years storage in wood. u IL "a
Rye a. Is a Rye" and costs no moro
than inferior brands Try IL and YOU
will never be satisfied b Use any other.
A pure old whisky Is always free from
fuel oil. which y poison. and should
not be taken into the system Ago
eliminates IL from the spirit % oxida.
ton. and il j. converted into fragrant
others. which give the bouquet 60
whisky.
when you want whisky for medicinal
use you want Il pure. Royal Ruby
Rye IL guaranteed pure IN every par.
tlralar. and recommended Tor the in.
valid and the ccnvalescent bottled nt
distiileryl fi25 per quart tottle
ROYAL WINE CD. CHIcsoo Fos
sale by ScTibne4 a Aldvorth. drugrista
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

Almon Jones to John B. Jebb, lot
26and aud " y lot q, blk l, jones'
Martha G. Holiistcr 10 Hattie NJ.
Clay. SO n lot aud n IA II 10, 2.
blk 8. Holbrook's add. .........
Jonathan h. Morley TO Daniel Nc
kersie. lot IL. village Of Ham
mond station.
Ellen E.Norley 10 Daniel Mckersie.
lot Il. village of Hammond sta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

Nxx YosK. sept. a. = fLoUR- Dull,
steady; winter wheat low grades 2soS.s2 ss6
NHEkT--D Dull. easier; May. sSsc; sep
teIpber. 73Se; October. s5Ae; December.
76Ac.
eoas-Dull. noninals October. f91sc;
November. ksAc; December, Soec; May.
&c.
Oars-Quist. firmers September, S4ssc;
October. 81 &C; November. Sici December,
14a<e. May. 315<c.
LAaD-tirmer. quiet western steam closed
a. $40 To- city al 500.
Pozk-Quist. hrm; new mes, $3.50
4tT.73.
cmxssu-Firm. quiet; state large white.
3sFrc.
CoFFxz-Options opened steady. .
points; closed hrm. le430 up. Noyem-
Der. sls.35sd 40; December. <l5.ao,a $3.50;
Janaary. as 60d 1880; February, Sl3.oO;
Mar.h. sis.sUsa 1870, May. 1896. spot
RIO quiet. steady: No. :. lsJzldlsc.
suaAA-Raw. frm; fair rehning. sac;
eensFlfugals. 81 test. 3 7-32c, refined hrnl,
active; No. :. 4 u-leesti OF A, Ills
ef5k; moald A. 6A@5 sic: standard.
5 3l6a5Ac.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

r-tox Srocx Ykkps. Chicago. Sept a.
Catfle--Rsceiptz. 1850; common 10 extra
sfecrs. s30Ots 10; stockers and feeders. SO
aazs: COWS and bulls. $i.Io@ 325i calves,
& o5aa5D.
HoSs-ReceiYts. n. 600; heavy, f6.l0d6.60;
common % choice mixed. IS. io,d6. 80; choice
assorted. So. oote6 a3; light. fs.5Oe & s. pigs.
Hi0Uas.f0
Sheeo-R Receipts. l 90; inferior 20 choice,
Al 25taf.i5 lambs. t2.sOtdi.7A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24
"EVERYDOOrS LAW BOOK. >

Il ~ tsa- ~ sbe - pa<e wosk. pssras-d ~
, Aisssndef kaonr. l. l. g. noetaksf q tbs
NsW Vera kas
Ii easksas every man So w~asen - ~ tA@ir
own lasYsf AZ Teaches Wasf srs ruaf rtEhas
On hsss - ussfntsfs theFn Wtea - $50 :
iae snlt ano = hea - sEar 60. II rtsntaans -
psefal ~ ssfaaft6r eeers tsetrsa ma ne-<ts IL
ever -tstn ~ tke ttce. A. rnatsias basin.es
f0rraf ~ sFerf sarirff u4efrI - "a tssr@f
81 - ta al wAsn ks~a tssnl f.ss3reas 4.
tFsnsaft
ineis.se fso 8sliers So reey - ineiaes 80
eent TostaEe stang - tstte - cqst<n,s 50
tfrfas - hsE4ta &11fess tf>&. Nt4fH
Go - faoissheEs - r4tfh As9Hua Nfe aafk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

Drrnorr. Mich. sept 23--clo.ed lower
Wheat. 70. white. 6s4 No. 2 red.
cash. q .cs No. 3 red. IS &c; October. s71sc 7;
Is,esnt-r. sJ'sc; May. - sc.
Conc sh. 4fc.
Ust--No. white. 5s'Sci No. 2 mixed.
Sasc-
Fye- No. ? cash. fsc
clover ~sed-Prsme. 500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24
Marriage Licenses.

The following i list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last publication, with
aud ages OF the parties; Age
Charles +. Hooker. Charlotte, and
NJ. Pratt, city Observation-Disclosures. 2t-i9
james Rittenbur2 and Nellie Wiser. 23-2l
Dirk +. Plasman and Mary Van
Heiisfna ................... .s9-2s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

Hides and lafioW.
Cured bides. No. I. SIC; No. >. 21c.
Green hides. No. 1. 35sc; No. =, -.
Sheep pslts. i5sa BE; iansas, 2o3 Sc;
shear lings. l0,d l5c.
Tailow, &c.
Grain.
Wheat &C; corn. a.; oats. Sec; rye. 3ec.
Flour-Lily white. si.s5; patent. $40.
Mil Stuffs-Midallng- sl6.O0; bran, $751;
screenings. si3.50 PER ton.
Ground Fsed-rer ton. SIS so; corn meal,
per ton. Sl6eo
Buffalo Gluten food, si7.0O. including
sacks
Hay and Wood.
TIAoTar-se.0oai0 co per ION.
CLovRk-ss.00 per ton
SrRAw-S5.0o,d6.D Per ton
Woop-i6-inca beech and maple, dry,
2.25 per cord green, 500 per cord.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

~. af -. is...sx .essh az sq1 y saa APPS
oShsf trains dsily s1ceEl sanas1
slkkflso xsp Fsslez CA sxnFse4
horth-' - = n frsis hss parlor ear - Ma.
ioo y srsia has sisepsax "a. eir..s M,
70 70 lshp<krf and kscklnas
$3.50 Va train has ps<lor e.r Grs11
70 p trsia has throash oaach sud p.rior
CO. cfsnd hspid< feChiesxa
p.VR train les Ns<nsr sleeping ear 0rsaf
II . a Eais has ws<.ss sasspins car assnd
.srskneo-< eRksn Rarfps a FxprAxA
~ nntk ezon Is- GA n n Aea Efopm
lion = o.ko<cn-Ar tosm topn sSpm
s--aAy tr.ln .eesrs fo< Hnskssoa = = ~
Af1sss ison Ea<kexon ~ ~
cstcAo0 VIA a a..
". 1rsnd hspidzl- 100 m 400 D N srrn-
AZ thieaEo.-... tiopa top N -daa -
lnci m train hes fhroush oo<sh "a 1870
psrIor car AID II - - trsi. dslly wssasr
Nv. thIcA2o.... Al. "A
Ar. Grand Rapidx ssop. 49,
ear. - ~s..e<
70 g N tr.la sAfiy. shroasA coach ana wsr
Through ticksss and fun inforsu.sio. e..s.
hsa ?, ee.ilnr upon A Aim9uist, tieket ASA.
y us Mss siAsi's- 'sisphons Ne e& Grand kAp.
s--s AsoA e. l.. t6CkNoon
Zen fsss- and Ticket Axssk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24
DAILY STEAMERS
$2.15
To Chicago /.
Including s'sse.eom berth.


IEkvE 0xssp Ksrrps fsis cav. NJ III
lalif fcxrrrt fundafl Us n. m-f sundas
trsins go = n Arrive IN Chiosrr sbsas
q - a.
LEksF ofoxvoz's Docx Toe a Nichlraa
street. uorth sioe. tai 100 Foa HOLLAND
Daily ieEcelt tatnfdafl - - :, ~ -stnfdar
lfisis, II 81 . ~ Steamer troch 81 N4laws
beech ana naeafawa Eafk AZ trtns
SAILING Tor rcTtrf1 fs-F riesuaar -titF -
Hoilabd Leaves Holland ~sptrrahsrf ! sn1
~Tfs3 serond dsy foiInwina
Leave ttirare - I,tfsIsI4 q and eFeFr seonud
DAP foIituinr
-fsanef +>.nssturkr leavr. HsIana e~p-
tful,er : ard tteIs srroud ar fcIiowlna
Leave thirsrr reI4esah~E 4 en.f even go.
ond ca ti'Iiew ~.
FAEf- het~ren noiianf sna Chirsro o. 81
ruuna trip f}uI liFi1~ea tsrand karltis an4
Chicaro ~ -, round ltip an9 AZ roraiar
tiessss IN clnde steteroorn bsrfh O. snd sftuf
~rf1frftfiNf 81
rurrhnes thrcneb tiekch - g. A W n
ticket oftcet vhieh include transfer ~ fas.
.neers end bsaeass % Hoiisr.t
TIKI HOLLAND a Chtt A00 TRANSPORTS
1iOt 90. hollsnd kleh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

snsay 81 sss~-s dssfs ssssss sastay
Tskine eHaet ~ - tt4
tsaesssf.e asfs - scltr 49, tfisnflr srrf-sses
e. aaa fFrsfe firfft44 txrllr rass ~ - seslns
les<lne t<rsnd kaGsas - - - so l@sstnx
itrtrssf a - , - sr1fft1E ~ tlFEe1 Asp-ts -
~ d ~ Ifrnrt rrnnertfsszs 80 - - fl.t,IIl
e4tt - tsFaeeh tss4ns enef 49, 80 HirkiFea
traffai fatIFs-sa a sna<ta <o1tiInfa a. tsfel1A
A Atnett<f ii cs<s tFerts
Int(fe faeaenEeF ssettxa
o y Fceasxs . IN a. ck1s.Es
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

George Lawrence Beagle. Nc a. Car
rier street. Fair Plains.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

CLACKNER-At Kalamazoo. Septem Der q.
Joseph \. Ciackner. formerly Of this city
age %. Funeral Monday at 3 p. N. from
A. Durfee's, No. iJ3 Ottawa street. In
ferment at Greenwood.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

NA<3ED loot1ss~t ora. A-@1aI.SJ Pct
dozen tosnateea. a SO !. ~ f<r dozen.
coEfkss--,aoastsdi Re, <Ae 81 Mari
caiho. es.a1ec; Java. S1a3fe. Mocha and
Java. Usf sac; packages. IS. - per csse.
LAMB otBpouad. tieFces. - CON p<atnd.
soponnd tina. $40, pare. t,ereps. Ia
50 poand tina i0i.es ketflr rsndszed.
sisrco-. H. 30 pound tins. is,sc.
Fruif<
Okkxaxs--si00a4-5op per boa.
lEaaoss-Se~ Me.slnAs. la boses OF BIOS
and 3tfs. S. s0d1 IS per hox.
Misunderstanding 10 quality. si.7&tf2.o
PR bench
swxkr PoTAroxs- 81 75sa4 90 per barrel.
u.....- "a Wn<.l.-.l. Ksxk..--
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

Miss Morgan. No. 126 Dale avenue.
scarlet fever.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24
Heal Estate Transfer.

T. g. Clergyman. funeral director. No. %
Fountain street. Telephone Loo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24
4 AXE SHORE &
l. MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
an kdect 1uly =. lssS

- i.ake ehors "a level srd - essnrsrsf.u
wfsh a. LIS ? 80 T. ~ A. - forns "a
sri<kr<t and uosi asrrrf ffats - Fitts6afs
A skrrH a. Z - = a.. Disve.saA A
"a kosNEs ~ i - aeert
sssEs lskfHzl;l.. q ~ 1lckst Ar~sa
Ao - Aunf1a etxat1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

ttuttft
Live turkeys. io4 Haze for yoaagi = for
old.
Live fowis. hens, s&ar.
live old rsso~tert. ger po1nd. Sc.
sprinx dsek-. good sise. ssios pr
roand
-prisz chickens. Tifae peF POUND
ttsh
Black bse. ~ psaDd. eftoci brook
treat. p~f pound. rs 70.
Frogs
Bill. p<r aosen. So mesii'sm ffurs. lscs
snedians eslis. 90 snail. ~ Frogs must
- dr~~eesi
ghickea Coops-a-Ac each. o. 8 for 500.
s@<.is.
Msdiuna eie~sr. FER b,sshei 49,. q ofsas g
Nsrsu,afh clasef or haehei .... eeott s.
Tilfoshs s~ed. ssr hsashel ..--.... I Tsaa2to
1rs-o~Ffes ssd fFos i<sons-- " hoie.eie
pWics@
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24
MARKETS.

Farm Produce
Bt-rrw-22c Per pound.
Es.os--l3c per DORM
Wax BxAxs-tssa rs Ter bushel.
Trn~rrS--a5c per husnel.
CanRor---t5C PER hueheL
Hcxsr-Fancy white. lac per pound.
FAR~LE1 --2sc Ter doteu.
ffxIoxs--tf rten. loc pr dozen bunchss,
aad e0csa7s PER bushel
CsrEa4-1ec Per dozen stalks.
pnEr.-sSftc per huehei
Mrxr--.tbc Ter doxen lunches
ARA Es---5cffti 90 per bsishel.
tsrsEx Cosx-sgt l0c pr dozen.
CAApsgs --tisdeoo r'er dozen.
S3t ksaRs--3c Per ptusd.
ToakrcRs--s5f6 1sss Ter hushel
t'tffrssnsRs---<Osa - par b,lshsl
CatItFtowss-si. 20 per DOZEN.
PnsfHEe-lafe Craeford. 81. s0ta 100 Ter
hsi.hel His Chilia. 40; Old Mixons.
Al xtff So
Fre4h Meats
Pork. Ter Iffl-A .-.-s4-.ssss orath q
Eeef. young steers ...-.. ...-..s... "a
Mutton s..+s-ss.... +-.s.ttts ...-.- Nt
Lamb -......-.- s...---.-.s-..+t-. Il
feai.......s..-..s-s- s..-..t.. ---s- e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24
SHORT LINE 70 CHICAGO
Va sAs D~sralk Grsnd Hs~a. A M
ssek<s X > knd a.
GooDRICH LINE

4As A.sninesas Ne~ Pat sse.nsAls-
ATLANTA
CITY OF RACINE
suns ,szIEessy for thls roai. E.rh ss-..,.,,.
$50 .ors i'erthen sltt slee4ir. se.,-,.,-
ueassioas Tor a. pas.es.r-,-
coAh- ti.ees stcnnshis.s kaxe s..r......
foscn. NnArh enEhlns thea ~ -.
s...s sssnAaf sohesois Al ia raonI nlsrnrsas
FoR NIGHT 6rEANER ~I~.~. O.
tAs daily feEcepf <andagl a =. - - 80
- 80 , IA. ia y. .. n. a N X. ls..es...,
49, nAt.n ~ ~, thlnaeo a. ~
Foh DAY efAAhER-l1eae. 49, R.n,..
~ m arrive IL Orana Hassn 4 ~ -
kEIoRNISS, LEAvE CHICAGO a.a, =,
oEsna Rapids "a . a. = M daIi,
90. .., :: ..,''' $500
And foF ths Road Trin "a stats r,..s.
oerth inc.ude4
1hrucrh ffckets ga b bad ~ tie go aas-.
snd deEot q the D. q n A n IL. orsnf
hsp.siss also a. Al fsatloas "a fAe IN a HI
-. y !. a M h9 AAi = sal
Goodrich Trans. Co.
CHICAGO.
IN eject April II. iso chsearo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS !

New York, Aug a. - The dread
scourge has at last put iu its APPEARANCE.
Cholera is here.
At least that is the report from quaraa-
tine at an early hour this morning.
She reported that she had had three
cases OF sickness on board.
The vessel was at once ordered into
lower quarantine. where she will be
visited by Health Officer Jenkins of the
port OF New York.
Tie vessel sailed from Naples, touehiog
at Trieste.
Oa the passage Rosa Bucola, Guissippi
Pascalo and Maria Nocala were taken
i'll with cramps. and their disease soon
developed symptoms resembling cholera.
They all died and were buried at sea-.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
case. however, decided TO bury the bodies
at sea, ana IL was this action that eau ,ed
the suspicion that the ca,es were alarm
lug.
CONCEALING CHOLERA.
Startling Statements Made by the Londou
Lancet.

ossh'shh StStchcSits MaQo Dy tno LOnQOn
Lancet.
LONDON. Aug. 4.-According to the
Lancet, the well-known English medical
weekly, cholera has been epidemic in Mar
seiles for the last three months. The local
officials, IL is asserted, have carried their
policy OF deception to such an extent that
even the government has been led astray
In regard TO the real state OF affairs. The
prefecture now admits that there have been
6Ol deaths from cholera i'm Marseilles since
the middle of May. On several days 20
deaths were recorded and on last Saturday
the mortality went up to 25. During the
last four week there have been o20 deaths
from cholera throughout France.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-The Marine
Hospital Service has received no details
from Naples since the cable message yes
terday announcing the spread Of cholera
In that city. Previous reports were rather
encouraging Under date of July 90 As
sstant Surgeon G. b. Young made n re-
port of the situation, in which he says the
intelligence of the first outbreak reached
him just after he had completed the pre-
liminary examination of the steamship
Massillia, which sailed on Jnly 20 with
about $50 emigrants The emigrant
boarding houses are nearly all in the ward
where the outbreak occurred. The ar
irving passengers were met at the trains
and boats and conducted directly on board
the Massiila.
DIR. Young says the sanitary regulations Of
Naples are good and energetically enforced
and the water supply is excellent, so that
there should be no difficulty in checking
an outbreak. The only thing in the way
is the ignorance and Superstition OF the
poorer classes. The steamship companies,
he says, were willing TO proceed with the
erection of the disinfecting plant required
by the regulations but unexpected diff
culties were met in obtaining a suitable
site.
LONDON, Aug. 4-The Rome correspond
ent of the Central News says: "Since the
outbreak OF cholera in Naples more than
100, 900 residents have fled from that city.
The official reports greatly understate the
facts. The report for Sunday last said that
there were 10 new cases and nine deaths.
Reliable private advices declare that there
were J2 new cases and 20 deaths on that
day, and 40 new cases and % deaths on
Monday. The official figures for Tuesday
are 10 new cases and q deaths. Several
cases OF cholera have occurred in Rome"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
ONLY YALlTTLEONE
The State Bank Closed Its Doors
This Morning.
NO OTHERS AFFECTED.
II Was the Smallest Bank in the
City Of Providence.
DID SMALL DISCOUNT BUSINESS.
Did SMALL DISCOUNT BUSINESS.
Every Other Bank Solvent and There IL
Absolutely No Cause For Alarm-A
Number Have Been Expecting 1t For
Some Time-Oniciais Reticent and
Refuse to Make Any Statement Hut
Little Excitement Caused by News
Of the Suspension.

The State bank OF this city closed it's
doors today. The cause of the suspen-
sion is unknown as the officers refuse
nc present to make any statement.
The bank was incorporated in 1880
a. afa s7 cox has rbs nress ePital t at. stG,
Ii. Dea director, :. w. Peckhrm, j.
.. Ar.o,d Henry S. Dean, Is. L. ArAold,
Hiram Kendall.
The report submitted 20 the
state audi or last . oyember sh wed The
'ollowing coadilion;
i94 %; total amount OF Liabilities,
1886. 794 %; par value Of shares.
go; amount of last dividend,
sl,544 80; rate per ce t of last dividend, .
per cent, six months; reserved prof, n,
time OF last dividend, al, ,S63 A: debts
dhe ard not paid. Sl7 CSC. IA.
What MIR. Vernon Says.
1t was rumored that q Sat, bank had
applie'i to the Merchants National bank
for as.istan ce:a d that it ha b.ea give j.
Mr.. j. w. Vernon, cashier OF the
Merchants bank, when asked #
this was tie iact said it was 10
The State bank had not asked for a loa
"" me had been made from this insti-
~. Vernon went on to say
tha. he State bank was small
institution and hau cen relnarka-
oily managed. He had heard only lew
minutes before OF its suspension and at
tributed it supply TO sudden withdraw.
ais Of iarg. amounts by depositors.
The hank was probably unable to get
the ready money with which 10 meet
the checks drawn upon IL and was there
fore obliged TO close its doors. Mr.. Ver-
nOn said ne felt confident the depositors
would receive dollar for dollar Whetner
the LaDk " ould resumed or not ne could net
say. He did not believe the supension
would have any i'll effect on other insti
tutions.
VIII Not Affect Other Institutions.
The suspension Of the State bank will
have no material efIe;t ON the
other bankins institutions III this
city. AT the & C,mmercisl national bank
the cashier expi essed no uueasiness and
declared that he shock would not affect
the Commercial Ia any sense.
The officers In tne Globe National
"a X ftel no uneaslness. aud at the
American the same feeling OF security is
manifest. In fact, hasty trip about the
several banks faile TO reveal any fee :
ing OF Insecurity from the suspeusio :
The bank has always been considered a
weak bank, and Ior years Las not been
regarded as particularly sound, or able to
Withstand a run.
It's suspension is not caused directly by
the financial stringency and was liable to
lake place at any time.
Its suspension cannot in any way affect
financial op.rations in this city aud is
unimportant from any point OF view.
Tae-e is rot the slightest reason for
any alarm or feeling of insecurity on the
part of the public.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
THE FIRST REPORT.
Ships Officers Refused to Divulge the
Cause OF Death to Passengers.
ESPECIAL TO THE NEws.l


NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-The Anchor line
steamer Karnmaaia arrived at this port
Yesterday afternoon from Naples with All
steerage passengers on board. Three pas
sengers died during the passage and were
buried at SEA.
The Karnmania, which sailed from Ma
Piles Jdly Is, arrived Mt the bar Mt $3.50 p.
IN. and s'eamed up to quarantine before
dark Here she was detained by Health
Officer Jenkins for examination as to the
cause OF the deaths of the persons named.
The passengers. IL was statel, were all
taken on board at Naples and were all
Italians except 81 Greeks.
The ships doctor absolutely refused to
make any statement. THREE of the crew.
who were apparently stokers. said that
the persons died of the same malady aud
that their principal symptoms were az
lravated diarrheI
They said that fears had been enter
tanned by those on board that the malady
was cholera, but that 10 Que could tell
Just what it was. They said that tho
ships officers either did not know or were
Withholding the truth.
The vessel lies about quarter Of a mile
of the quarantine dock.