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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24
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sCiiEpu IN EFFECT MAYl2. 1885,.
LEAVE NORFOLK ALLY.
7'Ao n.,m.-I he htcng0 tSprr~.-Eor
Fctcr.bu u. stich rn q q a
,'un darlington. ais" Tor
Nnni"rd. isiu-ti",.s. 20,
Cnhuntas. krnoya, a.
lutnb"s nnd Chi,AuO
Si"rrcr HoHn"h. 10 %.
inhbbus wIhUut rhuuuc
30 toe fu a.Nt. re is,0i
hnoNrtti". sbnttun"og. >,
,oto Hh" U's'''ur,inIc Pain y.
iV'VV p u. -f"r P"crsh,rg l;adurd, ulaski
Bristol; nifo 10 Buciieh, and 10.
'ah"nt :; niss Tor rocky Mount
nnu All sa i"ns on Winstnn-Sairm
DIVISION. Ilu, Pal man sleaurr
ron TX T. X II olc. Connects ut
Eofnukc ~ 4 o III with Wash
ihlion ana Chs ~, uyr limited
LOT All points SOnh aud Wet Fan.
MAJ SIC per- lsoiuoLc to Memphis
.nd Ne" Orleans. Din ny ear at
X RlV Norfolk daily $50 ~, II:2J u m
- III.
AohfoLk AND RiCIiNuED.
WIsTinuLE imIIrp.i
Lave Notoll; 4;Jj u IN. arrive
iichn"nd 1900 IA 'onueciing OF
Washington, Il lIimoie, ph!iadel-
Phia and Ner 70 L. iscturnimg
irH'. itchin' nd 900 IA, arriv"
TORI " li;Go q ~. stops only at
suffolk, Watcr.y AM r,t-rshIirv
Sctond-clnss u kcts no. accctiei
Tor IA .ge On these trs ns.
Other daiiN trains leave Norfolk
"iJ ~ arrive III llrNmond HOS
M Eciurnnt, leave X cuinond
81 M arrive al Moro K (: s
FOR further Information MS TO tickets rates bag
EISJ chec.s cic:, cal Oh or address Il. W.tOURf-
Ticket Agent &c Main Stree, corner OF CRANKY. q.
~ Ill, f. men, agent. drpo Norinlk aud Western
faliToau. W. Is BENIII.
General vassrug 7 Agent.
hchcIHl One. Roanoke Va
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Chicago IInritcts.

CHICAGO, May 23.-The leading futures
ranged 40 follows: Wheat closed lower.
Corn closed lower. Outs closed higher
FORK clio ed lower
wHrAr-Mav. 7gnsO; July, sOasli; Septem-
Der. svas0t: Closing-May, III; July, 7s;;
September. 7Ss.
toMS-May, 5ii; July, IS a56 September,
Ia57. Clos!ng-May, Ga July. 80; eptem-
OATS May. 80: June. 3o:: July. SO:. Clos
1nG-May: "O!; June, 800: July. sly.
PoRK--Jny. 1910: September, Is 10. Clos
tnG-,uly. 1850; September 1870
lAnp--July. SIS; September. 6.77i. Clos-
fng-July. go; September, 6.S5.
RIBs--July. 6.32t: September, eco. Clos.
dng-July, $50; September, 4 S.
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Cotton Not.s.


Unsettled, cool weather in the cotton
bolt yesterday.
Liverpool future contracts advanced
2 to 3 64ths. closing barely steady.
Very active day in New York future
contracts yesterday, GALES reaching 332,
5O0 bales. August contracts touched
TO. Market closed barely steady 6 to
points lower than previous days clos
ing prices. May. 7.07 to LOS; August,
I.l6 to III; October, 7.24 10 1925.
Bar silver in London 30 IL led per
ounce, decline Of Lied.
Galveston, Houston and Mobile
markets advanced &c; Memphis ad.
vanced 3 lie; Savannah advanced l6...
Receipts at United States ports yes
terday were 1854 bales. against 8, j
bales last week and 1897 bales 10 1892
Bombay receipts aud shipments OF
cotton past week are:
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth
May %, 1895.

ARRIVALS
Sclr II q Grant. Stulphen. Now York
with bngsing.
5 hr Ii BSpedden, Coleman, Washing ton,
wit bar els
S1hr Mary treelaud, Van Pelt. Old Point,
ig t.
; h. Bee or with bluo fish.
Tug ' rgin q, Baltimore, with barge
Thomas McNully i'll tw.
CLEARED.
Sehr Helen II Benedict. Drogket, Boston.
with GAL.
schr w d Hilton, Horner, New Havon,
with !uml er.
Schr Can olina, Conne'lcv Raltimor with
lumber
schr Fphraim and Anna. Travcrs. palti-
more, with iumbr.
Fishing schooner Emma to sea.
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Tnnrslay-Tonr.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
NORFOLK Va. May %, 1895.

COFFEE firm: Rio. commo, res.
iUc; fair. 7."lo4c: Good. - ,aaUlc; CboIcc'
Clh1l. La+uayra 2Isc; Java nc.
sfnUi% A." MlANtsi.-Steldy; Syrnps.
fright. lSa!3c, FAIR Grades. 10 aloc; Porto
"co' 10, ~ ann -er' as t. grade.
MN OhIE ,nS MoI.ssE 49, pi,et. Fa;r on
f5c: Good S6a i0t; Cloicc. $50 ~"
fLmun- ,N very strong AMI at tho full
amiiy. :o.g5;M inter- Wheat est Fat ,nt Fam.
yist25i Choice Straight Fanny, 80 ma.
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rnAvI...u,,GI.n,e.

a,upLoII AVN rct,, a, ,,,,.,,. :. -0|7">~o~>>'
" 80" NnihNoAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS IN EFrrcr n,.
lsT. 1895. May
6:45 A. m. i"a'1 s' JSoa" ,ie"'
i.,,,a nv M li:Soa. M.
I'm " -, - p. ~
.5sop' M 80 go"
sTND,v "'i' u. IN.
"SNphi IHhiNS.
1880 II. M. 2:OOp. m.
3,Sop.m 600 J.. "a.
oh :rai lta.ink Norfolk at Z Il nnJ =.ts e. -,
and O,eu Vie. at els u. N, w.. f,ra ~, Il; ~
h's eash way, all other trains 10 cents cah Tay'
Anbo A'ruu., Gi,mair, Frost,s j,',Iz,ri NJ
Road Simpsons. did IA IN al hillnoI ~ cr"e.
lpE, Oak Wood, Christians Min t;,iS,. .ross,
club stations. ' = WI" Ill
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24

L
Sterling exchange is easier with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills at 6IniS7 for sixty
lays and 4S7iaiS> for demand. Posted
yates. 487la48Sl. Commercial bills ABS a4S6i
Gov,rnn ent bonds, firm.
TIE STOCK MAEKET-cLosINc BIDS.
american Cotton OH. 2S: American Cot.
TOT Oil. REF, G American Sugar REIN
Sr.s. ll7l; Az erican gar tehneries. prof,
1,l American Iob@cco. 10 I; American To-
fnnta Fe. II: Baltimore and Ohio, GIL. Can
sda Pacific. 5l Chesapeake nni Ohio. 22l;
Chicago and Alton, l5l: Chicago. Bur!ng-
ton and Quincy. -; Chicago Gas Trust. fIi;
asrs and Cattle Feeiers. 10 Erie. Is Erie
Jrof. 27t; General Electric. 33;: Ill nois Con-
tral, 81: Lake Erie and Western. 225: Lake
Frs and Western. pref. so lake Shore.
nc: Louisville and Nashville 50i; Louis
vile, New ALBANY anil Chicago. 81: MAN.
Nat'on Consolidated. IL 81 :Memphs ami Char
leston. 10 a ked: Michigan Central. In0; Mis-
gouit Pacific. .Sf Mobile and Ohio. 24i
Nashville and Chattanooga. 81 sized: United
States Cordnce, a; United States Cordage
pref. CT: New Jersey Central. 1901; New
York Central. lOl{: New York and New Eng
baud. l2!; Norfolk and Western, pref. l4,:
Northern Pacific. 81; Northern Pacific
prof, 1871; Northwestern. 9st: Northwestern,
Rock Island, IS st. Paul. GG.: st. Paul pre-
100; Silver Certificates. 674: Tennessee Coal
anu lron.2ot; Tennessee Coal and Iron. pref,
IS: Texas Pacific. l2i; Union Pnoifc
~; Wabash. 81: Wabash. pref, l9.: Western
Union. 92!; Wheeling aud Lake Erie. I4!;
Wheeling aud Lake Eric, pref. 10: Alabama
class A, lOi; Alabama. class Is, lOs; Alaba.
ma class c, 81; Louisiana As. 100; North
Carolina As. lO2; North Carolina 6's, 1874:
Tennessee New Settlement 3s. S6I vir-
E'nia -, deferred. 81: Virginia Trust Re :
ceipts.6t; Virginia Funding Debt. COL; United
States 4s. registered ll2s; United States H.
coupons ll3; United states .'s. 81: South
ern hallway b's. "a; southern Railway
Common, IA: Southern halfway Common,
prof, 89s; South Carolina AIS, lU7.
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Tx vELEIt>, GUIDE.

iLYpE'S REGUI.A LINE 81 AMSIiiTs FOL;
fIiiLADEI.PIiA-on,y direct ~Uner .
line iro Norfp.k TO IN ladc ha .IsSseysSt,
Until urth orders, stcamcrs arc apIIIiiird IL
sail from Norfolk every Monday, Wednc-d,y and
ia, ~ D. m, ani II N Philadelphia every
Iuesdn thursday ami a,uudL,.
hion h hills o. ladinE ego all pc, Is :, nth and
utlweSt via :. Atlantic Coat Line ID
Virginia aid T,nucs see Air Line Rail- Dad.
JAM,-- W. MrIA.i lCK,
General outhnrn Agent. N"rf TX Va
W. l.. CI.t lie & co,
Are Is philutlrlpnlg
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,Ddly except Sundav. Other lime pa Iy
NO; 81 or w Clifton For=" Daily, Pots
mon IA 10 Rich ond. Except Sun ay. i,ichnlnlt
to hmonh
:, n" l. Cincinnati Daily. PGllnan sleepcr>
- th'ondt cii innaii and Go louisville to ~
GU. Meal, served on Dining Car west OF CIR
don,yillc
no 3-For i'c mai Daily. Pullman Sleeper,
Il Point . III toA IN I Gorionsviie 10 Gtnc.l-
nan an honi-v II Meals servei on Di.ing Cars
noon and Z; 8 =. ~.
FIR further information apply to
R.T. ROOKIE, Pass niger Agent
G. & o. Ticket Ot;,e, Cranky street,
UnI,r Atlantic ii otp'. X
j. lin u Pc rs,
Division Passenger Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24

p'iy h-BreasfaSt; D--Dinner. s--Snpper.
-. az ,". ~ c"nneci at Weldon with a G. Line. Pull
"su S,.ecIe's ItsiIoD tn Ia TO Atlanta. ia.
oh M"ndays. Wrinesdavs aud FRIDAYS con
We, nue's az rra,klin with steamers Olive Tor Eden
ton IN Iid NJ on the river. Con Gets ut
ra'en with southern I:,lway for Asncvie. n.
L. r. f''' VIZ '"e w W. -
No io5 and H. Yes ibulo Limited Train. No
. ~, iarr Weldon To AilLntn. Pullmau eerrr
J. rShoulh 10 Ia, t'.. onncLs Directly al,
Atlanta, with W and 4 r. u far Chatham ,og a.
N".h.ile, and p ints West Conuects with A
aud W J.. H. T. for n lille Montaomerv Nrn
Orleans aud all points Southwest.
ARRIVE
NNo. 40, Atlanta pec'al 7:S0a III
NO. ~. MAI ana Express 81
j. or ticke's nnd aggnIc ch Csed to all points
South and >ou,hw 81 SIC ping car rescryati m md
< reral inform on call on or address ~ y 70
Williams u llirh ST. l. po,i. uouth V 49,
T. }. ANDERSON. J. w. BROWN Jr
:, Zen. iaSs Agent Pass. and Tc.et Agt
l. ST. 'OHS, JOHN II. WiNDEE
Fee-FTes'aen'. Gene al Manager.
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HELLO! HELL0!! HELLO! !!
THE KOTFOLK TELEPHONE EXCHANGE

pliers communication with over eigh.
hundred sub cribers. Are you on tho
ISL IL not can YOU aiiord not 20 have
telephone at your place OF business:
Ana Wha comfort ami snfeHuar.lit ID
10 lave telephone AT your resid e.
Attention 10 called to tie LONG MS
lance ~lSihI OF WIRES. by which
communication l. 10 be hal, pom pay
ment OF a small toll with Newport News,
Hampton. Chesapeake City. Old Point.
suholk. SmIthfsld. lMrle.t's AMI Chuck
atuck.
Call OH the ma aser. or send him wor
End he will call OH yuu.
j. v OK VS.. Manager
c. L. McCLUER. District Supt, fels.tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24
NotTo1H Cotton 'IRrHuts.
OFFICE or 'luE VlRGiSIAS,
NnnEnIE Va AIuv on tan-

seahoard AMI Roanoke Ruilroad--For Nor.
folk. II ba cs.
Non fol, an southern Railroad For Nor
folk, bales.
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad -Fo. N,r.
folk. u bales other points, 81 bales; total
1l3 bales
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GEO. w. DUVAL &. CO.,
NORFOLK IRON WORKS,
70. 10 Water street. Norfolk. Va.

ENGINES. BOILERS. SAWMILJ anu ali
xmas OF machinery OF this NOS improved
PATTERNS. ALSO rel airing at the shor test
noil q, Particular at,euIiou 10 steam boat
work. nUNAL'S PATENT DOlIER TUBES
tERRULES sre the only peri ct remedy
for leaky boiler tubes. hey can be inserted
warranted TO stop, leaks
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 4. 1875
NAIL AND EAf LSS LEAVES MORE Tx
uaiiy lex opt Sunday 9:i5 a.. IN. for EIizabeth
lily, Ed,n,on MacIey's Ferry, Roper, Pnnteyo.
Belha'rn,e C Connecs Vt Eaenton with N & s.
IL. r. ste h'cr as follows: Daily Except Sunday
70, flym"nlh and Windsor III + Az, THURS
IA And ShTuRl iAf for all landings OH Cnownn
river, GU MONDAY and FRIDAY Tor $ upocrn,ug
river. and w NES'AYS fnr Salmon Or, ck, Cu,,
nscts az lie haven with steamer virginia Dare for
Mase'crvtllc, South Creek Aurora Washington
ana 'hte'm,diate landings Conurc s u, , II abe. n
;ni FRIDAY for Ncoh 80 \. G.. dircc..
EVENlNr EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK do
z M uaiiy 'eAec.t sunday for Elizibc City
rueh,om anu wnr-''atiums. t"nnects mt Elizabeth
Wy with III slea a. Nru,e Tue. dnv Thur.day
and athrday 4 Newborn. Roanoke land mn
Morehead 4 y Kins,oH and ca d.h,rro vi. e.
n. Il. H.. anu Tor Jacksonville wimupton n
T., aud all stations on the W. n. ~ y. T. Il
RIVE AT NORFOLK
NAIL AND EMPRESS daily Except SUNDAY, n.
= ~ ~ M, nnd Ex res daily except sunday nj II
~ m: connect nth all rali and s,esn lines ut Nor
tior OF of East Mani street. Norfo / aud We,,
ern depot. a. rsrr
ASIrRN CAROLINA pIspArCu. FAST
u. FEElGiil LIN AND OLD DOMINION LINE
hctween II points NORTH and Eaa, via Norfolk aud
Carol NJ '
freight received daily a. 80 m md for
waried promptly at lew rates.
I r futIn'r inform ton apply to the General
Once OF the y 4 : H. H. Co." S9r'G,f, , Va
III. X. KING, 49,"
Gner'l Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24

Peanu, uarkoI.
Market steady; Prime. Bic; strictly pri'ue,
&c; fancy, Csc: common, lal 10: Spanish. go.
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Good Family, $3.50: Fair Straight Family,
s3. 40: GOOD Low Family, s3.3 Good xtra
$50; Fair Extra, s2.gJ.
G. A.. 65a76o.
RcE,Miled. 5aGc; rice, in rough, 6laG5c
per bushel.
Produce.
fouiTnY-C Chickens, old. 2sa9So; spring
chickens. 20a30:.
Euds-Wholessle, l0c per doz,
BEEswAx-15c per pounu
Inuck-Irish Notwithstanding potatoes,
S225a2 81 per sack. haymaus, dull. Sl.vUa
LIS: yellow. :i.0Oai lbs. Opions. $3.50 per
bag; Bermu "a ontous, 81. Is crate.
ourHEnS FHuIrs j aiaiiis. 5l.25 per
bunch: oranges. sorrento per box, SO. 40;
eoeoanuts, *4.O0 per bns OF 100; pineapples
7asc: lemons, 81.
PEAs-Steady; Black eve peas, $3.50
per bag: Black. SlaI. 10 per bushel.
CohS-Southern white, firm and wanted,
50n5lc.
OArs-steady; Mixed, $50; white. 42c.
Mill FEED-Market steady; Bran. Sl8 50a
1901: shipstunr. or mid linss. sIY.UOals SO;
meal, white bolte l. per 90 lbs. 5Sc.
Haf-No. l Timothy. si4.5o; No 2.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24
a RIVE AR NORFOLK

NORFOLK AND CAROLINA RAILROAD CON
DENSED SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER IS. 1891.
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Tmayrs,.Ens, GuInE.
SCHEDULE IN ErFEcr MAY T. 1s,,

NoEFOLh AND 81, TiIEIiN KAILhOAD COM
~ lANf
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

1M WASH ami NORFOLK viii leave JaIiv ~
NORTH BOUND.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
money NIarixet
Bv Southern Associated Press.

DIV SOutntru NEFUUIHIBH TEBB6'
GEw York. Nav 23.-Money on call easy
1t la1l per cent. closing at l rer cent.
Sterling exchange is easier with actual busi-
oess in bankers bills at GiaiS7 for sixty
lays and 4S7ialS1 for demand. Posted
yates. 4S7ln48Sl. Commercial bills, 485 ta4S6l.
GoY,rnn ent bonlH firm.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-07-20
SHE DIDN'T PICNIC
OLD MAN SAID SHE SHOULDN'T
AND MEANT 1T.
>exagcnirIan Arrested for a brutal MUIR
der Com mmitted on the Third of
the Present Month.

Shelbyvllle, Ind. July l9,-Henry
Wiley. aged Go. was arrested this
morning on the charge of murder and
brought to the city. His preliminary
examination will take place on the
26th. There Is much mystery SUR
rounding the crime of which he Is
charged July 3 the prisoner and his
wife quarreled over the celebration OF
the Fourth. The old lady had deter
mined to go with a party OF neigh
bors. among whom was one OF her
husbands enemies. and hence he de-
clared she should not 60. She stoutly
contended that she should. Next
morning the party drove UP and called
for the old lady. Wiley. much like a
wild man, stood in the yard, and said
the old lady was sick and could not 30.
One OF the women Of the party sur
missed that there was something wrong.
pushed past the old man and went into
the house. where she found Mrs. Wiley
on the floor dead. She gave the alarm
and Wiley escaped to the hills OF Rosh.
where he was captured this morning
The coroner found that death was pro-
duced by fracture OF the skull. Wiley
will probably plead insanity. For many
years he has been regarded as a dan
gerous man. and the citizens declare
they will not permit him to return to
the nelghborhood.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-07-20
A LITTLE HEROINE
GIVES WARNING TO AN APP
PROACHlNG TRAIN.
And saves the Lives of a Large Number
of People-she Il Presented With
a substantial Purse.

Grand Rapids. Mimi, July 19.-To
the heroism of Gertie Anderson. the S.
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Anderson, more than 20 peo-
pie owe their lives. The child was
picking berries along the Duluth. Mis-
sissippi & Northern road near Mahon-
ing. when special carrying Assistant
Superintendent Ketchum. Of the South
Shore road. and some OF the Duluth,
Mississippi & Northern officials passed.
The train had not gone 80 yards when
200 feet OF the track over which II had
passed sank out of sight, nearly half
OF 1t being subsequently found in 3s
feet Of water. The regular passenger
was due in short time, and the child
dropping her berries, darted down the
track to bend, around which the
train would come. By standing on the
track and swinging here sunbonnet she
caused the engineer to bring the train
to halt. Han he gone 30 rods fur
ther the train would have gone into
the underground lake and not a per-
son would have escaped. A substan-
tial purse was made up for the girl,
who was so badly frightened when all
was over that she could do nothing
but sob and cry.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-07-20
HOLMES. THE FiEND.
IL Is said That He Murdered n Young
Woman In Texas.

Chicago. July i9.-Another appalling
crime VIII be laid az the door OF n. II.
Holmes. the notorious insurance swindler
and the alleged murderer OF the Pitzells.
That Minnie Williams OF Fort Worth,
Tex, met her death at the hands OF
Holmes there is scarcely a doubt. That
she died In this city In a violent manner
has been proved almost conclusively.
Late tonight the police found In a stove
in the three-story brick building at 70l
SiNty-third street, which was built by
Holmes, and in which both he and the
Williams girl lived. a quantity OF chsrred
bones and buttons known 10 have been on
drNss owned by Minnie Williams, and a
partly melted portion OF a watch chain
which was positively identified as hay-
Ing been the property OF the girl. The
chain was Instantly recognized by c. f.
Davis. who occupies A portion OF the
store formerly occupied by Holmes when
he was in the drug business. as one thar
he had seen Miss Williams wear and
which he had repaired on two separate
occasions for her. Davis claimed to rec
ogn'ze the buttons as those he had seen
on a dress worn BY Miss Williams. The
discovery was made late tonight by a
force OF detectives who had all day been
at work searching the building from cell
lar TO garret. The police are now of the
opinion that not only Minnie Williams.
but her younger sister Anna. and the boy
Howard Pitzell. met death In this house.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-07-20
CONDITION OF TRADE.
business Il as Good, II Not Better, This
Meek Than u Was Last.

New York, July io-Bradstrect's to-
morrow will say. All the previously re-
ported favorable Industrial and CONNER
cial features are continued this week, the
endurance OF the revival In the demand
for iron and steel. the further advances
In prices OF the same and additional In
ereases OF wages OF Industrial employees
being the slgniflcants. Merchants at al
most all the larges cities are preparing to
send out travellers. and until they begin
to exhibit results no exact estimate OF
how the fall trade will open can be pre-
pared At this time the outlook Is re-
gardcd as highly favorable. AT Boston.
Philadelphia and Baltimore among east
ern cities noteworthy gains In sales of
staples are announced. The expansion OF
Industrial activity at Chicago. ST. Louis,
Louisville and Cleveland stimulates the
distribution OF merchandise staples gem
orally Country buyers are present In
unusually large numbers. Reports from
southern cities show further important
gains, this week being more marked
than In a like period for months before.
Country merchants In South Carolina are
much encouraged with the crop outlook.
az the demand Is fair and prices tend up
ward Like reports come from Augusta.
and IN Texas cotton buyers have begun 10
make their presence felt The delayed
pay OF the sugar bounty checks trade In
the Louisiana sugar districts The vol
ume OF trade Is smaller at Jacksonville.
Pacific coast advcys arr that the Cali
fornm wheat crop is thrrshlug out poor
lv. but In the Northwest the prospects
for u crcy are NJ the best.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-07-20
IN SUPREME COURT
Tributes to the Memory Of the Late
Moses kirkpatrick.
SILVER BOWS RESOLUTIONS
Messrs. Wines, Smith and Carter
EuIogize the Dead on Behalf
of the Bar and Chief Justice
Pemberton Responds.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. July l9-The bar Of the state
paid tribute to the memory of the late
Moses kirkpatrick OF Butte. this after
noon In the supreme court. \ commit
tee of Butte attorneys, representing the
bar Of Silver Bow. was present, besides
a large number Of the most prominent
members OF the legal profession Of
Helena. This committee from Butte
was composed Of w. W. Dixon, j. l..
Wines, Thompson Campbell, John +.
Forbis and William Scallon.
W. W. Dixon presented the set OF
resolutions adopted by the bar and
was followed by ]. l.. Wines. who
In part saying: THE Individuality OF
Moses kirkpatrick will only be for
gotten when those who knew him In
life shall have also passed away. Ills
friends, however. need no historian 90
record the noble traits and character
lstics which prompted every step and
act In hls life. No mantle OF charity
need he thrown over his faults or short
comings. for the reason that he died.
yer fall ~ The lo, a, ma, In au bis
Intercourse with others he was unas-
Stunning. without affectation; kind and
,,on,Io ,,,hnut dIsni,,,, ,Ivavs cour-
,eons ri,hnu, seryiIity. hnnorablc and
u,r,gh, hec,us. ho i,ryeb bonor ana
unrIyb,,ess ,or ,ho,r ovn s,ka. for
giving and ,orho,rIng hecausa these
,,trIhu,es Gonna from God He was
.,,.rcirnI ana .n,srcv 90 rnh,IitIes ,russ,
haaya,"
n n Smith raxt snoka an bsbalf NJ
Helena ana was ,,liowsd hv senator
Thomas NJ carter sena,or carter
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-07-20
IT WAS ON THE QUIET
Midsummer Cabinet Meeting and
.. Grover Wasn't There.
Mr.. OLNEY COMES AND GOES
Mysterious Movements OF the
Chiefs-Thelr Deliberations Not
Allowed to Get on the As
ISOLATED Press Wires.

Washington. July 19.-For the first
summer cabinet meeting in Washing
ton this afternoon in the absence OF the
president. Secretary of State Olney
apparently came to Washington from
Falmouth for the purpose, for he ar
rived this noon and will leave the city
tomorrow morning.
Secretary Olney called at the war
department soon after his arrival al
the state department to talk with Sec
retary Lamont. The latter was absent
at the time and he failed to attend the
cabinet meeting which was held later.
although an effort was made to sum-
mon him by telephone. Secretary
Herbert next received visit from
Olney. and about o'clock the pair
walked over to the state department
and were closeted in the office of Secre-
tary Olney. Here they were Joined In
the course Of half an hour by Secretary
Carlisle and Attorney General Harmon.
who had been called by telephone
This lasted for fully two hours. and
from time to time the assistant secre-
tary. who has been acting as secre-
tary OF state during the absence Of
Secretary Olney. was called into the
room to advise the cabinet as to some
point under discussion.
Whatever was the subject consid-
cred could not be learned. and appar-
emily 1t was resolved to keep the pro-
ceedings secret, for each of the persons
present as they emerged from the Office
declined to answer single question
touching their deliberations.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-07-20
The Heather Chlnee.

San Francisco. July i9.-Internal
revenue officials say there are two sets
of registration certificates out for most
of the Chinese here. When the regis
tratlon law was first passed a number
of Chinese was registered by Collector
Quinn. The constitutionality OF the
law was tested. and when thar was
decided registration was done all over
again under Collector Wells. Many
Chinese sell their second certificates.
and there are said to be many thou.
sands falsely registered Chinese on the
coast They are poring over the bor-
der at the north and south. AT FL
Paso Il is said they are passing
through without certificates.