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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-02

Tacoma Irne I--Specias.-sfeamer To-
peks win take IRE first excars.onis.s to
Alaska tomorrow.
All but SIX OF the Chinese passengers on
the victoria have been allowed 20 land
steamers MTt1oinsh and Aberdeen were
inspected BY Government Boiler Inspector
Cherry today
Steamship Victoria WILL take out q fun
cargo OF machinery. -Four. lumber and
canned goods.
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Seattle Tent. No. 4. held It's regular
weekly review IN the Frye block. corner
First avenue and Marion street. Monday
cYening- with an unusually large attend
anre. Three new applications were re-
cesvsd. number Of candidates elected to
membership ard . large amount Of rou-
tire business transacted. Al this even
snx's review the officers for the ensuing
term viii be elected. after which q COLA
ten vii 10 served AL are cordially In
rft&d-
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. June l-Arr.ved-
Truckee. Coos Bay: Arcsta, Portland:
schooner Del Norte. Coqu.lis river. De-
parted-Progresssst. Nanaimc; barkeutine
North Bend. Grays harbor
Vancouver. 3 C.. June 1.-The steam
ehip Empress Of India sailed for the
Orient this afternoon She had \ larxs
passenger list and cargo.
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New York. June 1.-The bulls ~ere en-
co1raeed IT the resumption Of business TO-
day BY higher prices fer American securf-
ties n London and BY the cheerful serti-
mezt expressed from that center. Ex-
pectAfion OF an early ad5ournm<ns Of con-
Tr~ss and Considerably lighter engage
msnts OF gold fer export By to-norroxs
German steamer also figured Ia favor OF
higher prices A Q result sharp fractional
gains occurred In the leading shares. The
market. however. was extremely duh at
Intervals. and the aggregate OF trading
was poor showing. Thu top figures Of
the day were scored In the forenoon ees-
sion Sugar moved up In sympathy with
the general market, but soon Developed
. re4ctonAry tendency. and yielded to
last weeks closing on the announcement
OF sharp reductions In the prices Of do
inss,ic and foreign sugara In the late
dealings the shares were in better inquiry
and closed with . siighe gain. The trad
ing In the railway list vas fairly large.
eonsidertng the aim general total. but
the market was very narrow. The after.
noon speculation was devoid Of feature,
aside from the intense duilness. The mar
ket closed drm. 1T general gains. Railway
oonds were quiet but generally Arm. with
gains OF 18TH per cent. In some Of the less
prominent issues. The sales were 50. CO.,
Government bonds were . shade lower
with the new q. but the others held
steady. Dealings aggregated $ssm
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy at ai{94 per cent;
last loan. .: closed at per cent: prime
nsercantils paper. 4Ef6is per cent. Sterling
exchange steady. with actual business In
bankers bills ~ u sssssf4 "a for demand,
ana Ns1kG4ssx for sixty days: posted
rates. A&4<-H and "a Ss,sa4. 20: CONNER
cial bills. A.ssssa4 sszs.
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S0s light thai vili lsias . great bio ~ q
aaPptoees 70 yoa. ~ u 20 6in - hoe ptrons
saa visosons yeus new veak Rsly eas =
/. s ), = haayss e for .aa- ne spses Hadysa
State Ibis wendesfui discovery vas nsde
~ me y'seislisss ct shs cid sa1oas Hudees
asaieei inetitnta u = he Gsroaasu a. ,nset
koserfui vitaiiseR oe1e. ~ IL % povs1lul shss
~ aeey vos1ssea hev hsfnisss + = zee
ssn gss y fsen nsvhsrs but fFssa he nulssn
Medleai lnssiial~ Wsiss iss sircalars ana -
This entrsssafssry Rejussasaer IL sAs nsss
voncefisi discovery Of tbs Ag.. II hes been g.
5000 ~ sas leading scssassac 40 81 1ursDs
MunYAN ID psrsly vsxs,as,a
aVOxAN stops pfsmafarsasss 81 Ne dis-
eneree IN twenty days carss Lost HAN
HOOD. copsti patton. dissinssA fsliirr euose.
noas. nsrvsss twisrhias ii the syss and ssAss
ssreagsAsns. isvisosasss and ssass shs ssass
syslen Y 10 ~ cheap - snv other reasdy
hAuDvAS cares debility. nssvsus1e0.
emissions. aad develops and rsssosss wsat or
eans fsias in the bach. iosaes By tsy o. nishs
stepped asiesiy. Over 3lso privais is9ssss-
Prsmasursnsss means impossacy ia the ara
stage u IL symptom Of u.iaai v>Ak nese
and hAfrenness. II can be stopped In swsnsy
DAYS By the use Of HafyAa Hu1yan costs ~
0yre ihsa any ether remedy
send for circulars and testi IA niaia
TAINTED DI.OOD-lnpnres boot dss
70 setioss p'tsaie dissrtrr carries mynsds OF
eofs prosse germa Thsn comes sore throat
pinPles, copperFssiorei spcts. ulcers IN mouth.
Old sore. and IL Nag hair. Ye1 can savs trip
g Hot spring. " writing fos Blood Book' 70
the old Physicians Of sac
UUDoON MEDIC Al. INeTITCTuG
STOCKTON. hashes and Ellis sta.
sAH ynAscisco. California
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Northern Pacific runs two ovsrland vss-
tlbaisd trains daily. and travelling N them
becomes . luxury. Leave Seattle Il So
Z m ana ~ .. N. No trouble 70 give yOu
fsiI particulars II you call at NortAegn
pscsac ONCE. corner First avenue ana xeo.
lsr way. Seattle.
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A reward Of 10 VII b paid for infor-
nation leading 20 the arrest anA eoav1or
ton Of asy one stealing copies OF NE
throughout the city.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
Y. g. NAIL

nmvu 0aibraith dock. fost Of Washsue.
= slrSst. Tuesdays Thursdays and SAT-
lU1AyA ~ O'clock a. m. for klnx Ston.
m Gamble. 6eabeck. Brtnnon. Holly.
Douxstn, LAlIiwAup Falls. Hoodsport and
taion City. Returns alteVnAte daya
d. TKoUTNAN. Master,
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IN THE LODGE ROOM.



seattle Camp Ma u held an unusuaf2y
interesting se<<isn Fr.aay esr1sns. az
~nlca r-x cGs<v1 xrxs elected a. FOL
sssss Csz<ai W. @. Srets: szxase<. J.
r. NtnStsas escort Thomas Ocenncr,
wascA1sAn. II. u Rcttsrs sersxy, W. c.
tTo$nas. manages. y. W. HArrlngtnA.
flFe Representatives were chosen to the
district esnsenssea tn BE held IA seattle
5gas Il. as follows: C. A. Kosaas, W. r.
White. George Hoeker. +. p. Carroll W.
q. Sectr
TIE camp b making rr~esrasiea ~
the urys.iing Of three monuments In Latte
View cemetery en- Sunday afyerncor.
June : The nesshfeE.nx CAMPS have
been invited and q large crc~d Of wcca-
men saa thesr TREATS y anticipated. a.
tie ceremony Is very soochsax and I'm
rrrsssSeA Rev. Clark D4rss wll deliver
TIE Grafton az thu crmesr9y. and . god
nard and an exccsleHs aEartefss wul -
IN atte-sd4neeA This viii sse the nrss un-
vsssing ceremony by this cfaer in Ssass1a.
and as sh1s = the cnis eenssscsary fratsr-
nisy which cr~css q monument over the
graves 81 each Of IS cecoes~si n<mbssu
tie ceremony VITA N interesting.
TIE raerccrs es the camp are Quleo
busy rreparirs fer the Increase necs1n0
ca Frtaay. June : This IL enc ef the 60
meetings aiaaned 10 BE- held in the Uassed
sssses between May Is and lure u, ana
WITH consist o. various musical sescctsooa,
recit4tions and = brief discourse "a The
merits OF weoderafe
Home Camp. Ma ~ met up the q. A.
Il haA, IN the Hinckicy hasck. last Mem
day evening. Tea neH names were pre-
sensed and seven c2n1ssafes were ebilRa-
ted. II was decided 20 hold the f1Fst open
meeting Of the camp on Monday. June L
a capable committee was appointed. ana
q good programme - assured State Or
gasssaer Meckism expects TO close The
charter Mcndsy evening". June & wh<n he
VIII install the otacers and formally tnsts-
tnss the camp
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INArcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE.
STEAMER RAT CITY

4o9lAy Thursday and Saturday. sta a.
y ~ Anaeorfes. rairhaven and What
Returning. leaves Whatcom Sunday.
4esdAy and Friday at .. N. Fare ri
~. hagArdus & Co. City dock. agents.
W. IT, ELLIS Owner.
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he Daily Poss-fnssiiiEeneer - nov -
oale IN Portland. Or. ~ Rich Bross. ~
First street
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Eastern y,o13e: ossgsA uouR aaeA
Ix315e
P,sirry-Yxvs tzrkey esAese-4 uoiee
- b: % Asss. .faz3r Per -. foosse1A
osx. SSoAa- 10 young. E-s0o9s ng1Ge.s.
s.ran. & Hs87: 81 zrHc. et9s- frTeFx- Sos.
he's. q S<sAss. daeks. cs9. 010S. dnrkA
yozag. te6s- geese. psr cGsf. E62- =.
p<eecnA ca Gzslz. - ysuaG. c-1o
In.
Closing Quoeafl001-
WAeaf-lnaeSfve- Deesmhr, ~
B1rfey-Eo trading
CcTu-0&c
Bgzn-S1kA
Weoa-spsfne. San Joasutn ana sousAern
coast. POOR nix ne1ths. csc. %. good six
HonfhA s8sr. San Joaquin focshi,is, food
70 rhosce. ss46r-c. Szn Joaquin year :
fesrs. s*s--c. Nesaaa. hezvy. S9scs 90
choice. sSss-c
Hcpa.
Hcps-Senfnai a. eSsc per pound
Financial.
silver hRs1 .-~& Ga DraftD-&g0 %. US
Mex dcliaTD 49,. ST. Ieaegr4p4 :. .. -
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National B.nss sor small Towns.
washington City. May s1-9p<ciais-Scv-
eral banks IA the state - Waahlngton
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Bo0x0 u IID00h
Chicago, yuns i--wAeas-rAere vas
good. active trade and large bushes. the
range for the day being sc. Tho early
tone was Arm July. which en- Friday
closed 1t s7ssc. started NJ from SC % H1s,.
bat after . short struggle the bears got
complete control and the price vent from
bad to worse All fcresocn. July gesxing as
low a. s<sxc. or lie below The close Of FRI
day. and the same a. the lowest price AZ
which Nay delivery soid IN msdwinter.
Tao steactness ezriy was attributable 10
the rains in the South ana Southwest De-
creased stocks At Liverpool and aavices
from France REGARDING the outlook there.
former estimates bang lowered on account
Of dreuth- Under the influence OF this
thsrs was fair buying by local traders for
while. but offerings Increased. many CON-
quickly. the break AZ Alnneaposis. small
decrease in the visible and the prediction
Of rising temperature and clear weather
Tor the West and Northwest having q
great deal TO do with the weakness. When
the estimate Of tho Orange Judd Farmer
Of crop OF 80 On. 90 bushels Of winter
and Eo.ecaD bushels Of spring wheat
came In the weakness Increased, the seii-
Ing finally carrying tho price on 11&c from
the top point Prices continued weak to
the close OF the session. and. though there
was some recovery from the low point. the
feeling was decidedly weak and nervous.
July closing 1T 5s,sc.
Corn naturally declined in sympathy
with the extreme depression In wheat.
closing 1T q slight loss.
Oats were Influenced by shs same co.,
ditsons as corn. and The close showed Q
similar result
Provisions were active, but IT q eonsid-
cradle reduction In prices This vas caused
~ the enormous run OF hoss and. though
isir support was gwen fog . time the
closing feeling vas weak.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Juae. Eisc: July. Gs,s0sestA
Corn-June. eSssc: July. 27l.c
Oats-June. f74e: July, l7ixll7<a
Pork-June. &7Tss: July. MSS bia
Lard-Juns. sle5: July. Al14
Ribs-June. SSH; July. 0A
Flaxseed-slNGe.ia
Timothy-0D.
Rye-1c
1.-Two Stock.
Caftie-Arrivais were about as expected
ana met with demand from the start eome
grades showing q sIight advance. Choice
steers were most in favor.S SEINE extra
steers sold Up to san. but steers sold at
&s5gAW and plain lots around S7o Cows
aad heifers went at firm prices ana veal
calves about steady. the best around S.
Hogs-The supply was far In excess of
the demand OF the trade and sales were
generally at fA12oc decline. Choice hogs.
81 very choice medium butchers. pigs. $40.
and fancy lights around e %. only a few
extra Quality reaching SaN Rough lots
SOLD At " -. and the bulk OF the good 70
choice strongwe.ght mixed at & soQa.0s.
Sneep-The run was fairly liberal. but
demand was very strong from all sources.
and the pens were quickly cleared at The
highest all-round range OF the year. Most
choice fat native muttons sold at 6. ss47
Aie some heavy sheep Of extra quality
making 425 and yesriings aa. Good
mixed natives went At 32aoda76 Spring
ianfos were In very strong demand. choice
lots selling around $e<5s -
Receipts - Cattle. 1900; hoxs. Aooo:
sheep. 1s,o0a
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= Rnsessn y-,essr5~
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Sass n 49, ~ VSsa.n
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: S.c.s.1 I...s
s FITS e $500 mssss sssss ssltss9 81
Ma c.p = s a 5 as.ssssy - -.
g.. Z = s..A 1921
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areen. SAa FsancsscA
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5o ssa'a Srs MaI BeSxa,p MaASs
William PAYNE. Port Tswsas.A
RAINTER-GRANn Hok1A
LEW Lew 2 h, H.; a ma IN rs'lsl
Ss.s rasssrds sAa Ds.A
NJ sm!sns New YosE;
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= q S1monda ss.SscS
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ssAs 8. HcMaln. Sosks nas>A
.. "; n 1890 n -.
0Sorse III UcYssn ~ ~as. 49,
vernon = -'A~@A 'as S- -
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q Acste. Olympia.
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b. ID. youn9. feco1s'
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g. 1raAe - aorg3na. oeStAAd-
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PACIFIC NAvIGArIoN co.
- Card In effect June 4 NJ

mn4If2 EVERETT AND WaArcoN
ROUTE.
- q Washington leaves SEATTLE daily.
16oa{ 1aturday, NJ 10 p. m.
4fTfk EtERETT AND LA CON-
EER ROUTE.
n1nvea leaves Seattle daily. sxcAot
1@rg. q . N.
l71isaa. NAln "a. Yeslsr dock
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For the national Republicans ec1ventfou.
Tickets on sale June 10 and II. Round ty5n
rate. 81 y. For ali particulars cali on Or
address l. A. Sadsau. general axeat North.
ern Fsrshc railroad. corner Tester vay
and First aseaue. Seattle.
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VICTORIA ROUTE

0TEAMER RosALIE.
nnG1pn deck. leaves for Victoria Ara
II TsWnsend daily. except Saturday. N
- = n. returning leaves Victoria ii
n - Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
9pGgo1 and way points daily. except
n1ny. af I q. M. Sunday. direct. Al
4 4: returning. direct. leaves Port
l1aDoad 81 .. N. Phone. Pike ~
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E1usE AND MADISON LINE.
STEAM SCHOONER I.AKNR

VI ~ from San Francisco. May =. car
p1g Freight a. 81 per ton. connecting a.
ooftb for an points.
e T.. CAME, Agent.
Arlington dock. Telephone. Pike "a
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oU1fe6 Gs4fss Iii, leaVoD CSev
~ Hair street Monday. We[
~ Frday ~ . n. ter pUes
~ J7zn ts1Aa6a and NJ
1efurzang, leaves Nee Wnas-
arv. 1burs6ay and Saturday. q
- cAkD IN EFFECT IAN. Z
S1e1-Leaves Seattle q n.
~ Tcvnssnd 2 n: l0yes ~
= =. arrives 81 NOV Whafooa
nA-Lssves Nsw Whntcem a.
0oche Harbor 10 q a.: t1nV91
n5hox II o IA: leaves Pm
3 -. arrives q ssaff1s -
! l>nuQeen. nanager-ovnas. Lnlv.
1 = Co, ageutA. City DOCK
~SnnL Mafs q.
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z T. Game. line sEd cement Ais.
ton dock.
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roar ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
INGTON ROUTE.

lNVO HAFrfnxfna's wharf. foot o. Waeh-
I1oa street, for Eonth Beach. Sylvan
Gl9.s. VI. EhltA Bremcrton. tinted
&aiss Dry Dock, Charleston. sidney.
7ncyton. Chico. sliverdale. at s:3o D. M,
Atsftay. IN 2. m. Sunday. y. m. re-
!slng lseves s!lverdaie ~ SsS q m.
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Total Sales.
Sales OF stocks to-day were s. sss shares
Including. Chicago Gas. .fao. Sugar. y ~:
burlington. S 80. Louisville. 8 an. =, Paul,
lst1c: Tennessee Coal ana Iron s.seo
Flour.
-FOUR eces-.s. 1-.eo: exports % 90
barrels. Unsettled and lower 20 cell. FOL
lowing TIRE weakness N wheat: Minnesota
s. sAefrS: do bakers SS. winter
ssraigh,s. s1s2s %: spring low grades.
sT-S
whest-Recefr-s. ~ - bushels: EXPORTS
sf&7a9 bushes Saot weak. No. red ~.
Nc. I harf. Gao Q o = OpSsons opeaet
stronger or decreased Iavrr2ool stocks
h-f' socr yisids1 20 unloading nv local
longs followed by general nsaBsa.ton ara
excessive weakness, prices making a net
low record for N. season: closed r1.TfsLe
r~t lower: No. . rec June. szIs7-zsr. eaozeS
ssSc: September. g. S64 I3-isc. closed
S~c.
Visible Grain snprlv.
The visible sxpTiv OF g-asu Saturday
Nav n as corr rid ~ ire New Yo-k
Procnce Exchange IS a. follows
nsEsheys Increase D~--
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A new Temple OF Rathbcne eassero -
instituted In this Gritty on tho evsniuH oe
May by the grand chief. Mrs. Sarah A
Pocock. and The following officers wsrs
duly installed: NJ. r. c., Mr.. lAx1sr;
Z. g., Mrs Snyder; r. j., Mrs. e. r,
Buttsrworth: N. OF r.. Mira q. q. rsw,
IL. OF r.. Miss Allen; NJ Of r.. ana c., Nixs
=. Jones; p. Of T.. Mira. e. A. Hartley:
0. O.. Airs. Jones: past chief and delsg ate
10 Grand Lodge. Mrs z. r. Hickman. The
new temple has thirty-five members, and
tha ceremonies OF installation were Wit.
messed BY many members OF sister tenn.
Pies Al late hour all netook themselves
20 thu banquet room The long table was
beautifully decorated with flowers ana
bouquets arranged emblemasicaliy Of the
order. The new temple VIII BE- known a.
Rhododendron Temple. No. IS. ana will
hold its regular meetings every Tuesday
afternoon at Castle hall. Frye block, a
s.so o'clock All Rathhone Sisters are In.
yitsd to attend Last Thursday svsnina
the temple gave . social dance a. Brew.
ers' hall. Mccisirs street. which was ven
attended The occasion was thoroughll
enjoyed.
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Harmony Lodge. Ma 4 held an eatAu-
stastfe convention Thursday evealng,
there being present . large number of
memhsrs The following oflcers were
elected for the ensuing term: Chancelier
commandsr. Jay c. Aliea: vice chancei-
ior, A. 7. Ambrose. preiase. DAvi1 Buck ,
masscr~as-arma. James McCauna: Mas-
ter-of-xork- h A. Burton, truassA r. l.
Fenrs- All Of the officers were unani-
mousiy chosen. and II was the opinion Of
the members that the present terra vail
De = most successful one. a. the lodge -
IN healthy financial condition and the
officers elected are active WcrkeFA One
application for membership was received
and referred. The Knight rank was cam
ferred. exemplifisd by . select team
OF the different lodges Of the city.
under the direction az Past ChAnesilos 1.
Norm Many vtsftcrA. members and ON
Gers Of ,he Grand Lodge were present.
Thomas Hood and w. r. Rodgern. vAo
have been III for some tina. have aaAess
entirely recovered
At the regular conventiau n laAo
Lodge. No. sS held Tuesday evening a
the hall in tho Frye block. the foilcwhe
onicers we're elected for the ensuing term;
c c.. j. Il. Hcnsman: v. c.. Edwin II.
Huddiesion: p charles II. Thomas: ~.
OF w. II n. Powell. ~ 1T A.. issaie Ar.
mold; delegate to bureau of relief, d z,
Hall: trustee. Henry NJ. Powcal
Queen City Lodge. No. 10. at the r0gu-
lar convention Monday evening, elected
the following officers. for the ensuing
term: Chancellor commander. wiliiaxn
J. Mcclellan. vics chancellor. Albert l.
Ennis. prelate, John Richard: master oe
work. +. w. Huribut: master ~ arms,
r. ~. kirnesr. master Of excheQuar.
George IL. Wright; master Of anAnco, a.
NJ. Hawkins. kespcr of recordn and saal
II. D. Temple trustees. A. c. bowman
William II. Licweliyp. William H. Frtnck.
Seattle Lodge. No. 81. held IL ragulaR
convention Wednesday evening. At which
officers for the ensuing term were elsctaA
One Esquire was proven ia tha rank e
knight Next Wednesday svsnine tAo
newly elected officers viii be daily installed
All brothers and sotournsnS knights ere
cordially invited 20 he present.
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It Is Offered by An American Syndicate
 to the Argentine Republic.

It Is Offered by An American Syndicate
 to the Argentine Republic.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. s..-Reports have reached here from Buenos Ayres to the effect that an American syndicate has offered the Argentine Republic $l50, ; 900, 900 in silver coin ill exchange for $l00, 000,0 ,000 in bonds payable ill gold at 1 per cent interest, with one half of per osnt added as sinkingfund. The offer of the Americans Is said to be on the part of the general plan by which Argentina is seeking to go from paper to specie basis. The plan contem- plates that each of the new silver dol lars shall take up two of the paper dol ars. It is said that the market value of Argentine per cent gold bonds is such that the transaction would prove prof itable one for the Americans while its incidental effect would be to dispose of a considerable supply of the surplus sil- yer of the United States.