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en- In 1862 and was stationed at the Wash
ington navy yard the following year after
whien he served creditnbly during the civ
II war on the shenandoah and the gunboat
katahdln. lie commanded the gunbuat
Arua.lO0k from s6l to i605 and was sac
lively engaged with the Confederate forti-
hcations at the mouth of the Brazos river,
Texas in June, 1851. subsequently he
spent fhree years surveying I'm the Pacific
occln had command OF an expedition to
Panama and another 10 Apia, Samoa to
settle local troubles with the United States
consul Ha was governor fer-two years
of the naval asylum ut Philadelphia later
was in command of the naval forces on
the Pacific station and was at Honolulu
during tha exciting times following the
revolution it is said that because of his
suspected sympathy with the annexation
party nc was summarily detached from the
command of the station and transferred
TO the Asiatio station, where ho rendered
valuable services I'm connection with the
troubles in Korea leading up 90 the Chi
nose-Japancso war. While on tho Asiatic
station he reached the retiring age in Ju-
ly, 1894, and was ordered home.
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sensatinnal shootInr Amir.

NORlOLN, Va, Jan. .. "A sensational
shooting affair occurred on Avon street i'm
this city, the parties TO 80 being the chief
and assistant chief of the city fire depart
menG The men had quaweled because, it
is said, Chief Ryan had reported Assistant
Chief Wood to the mayor for intoxication.
Meeting Ryan coming from the mayor s
office, Wood drew a revolver and fired five
shots 40 him, two of them taking effect in
the thigh and spine. Ryan was taken to
the hospital and Wood was arrested Ry-
an came hero from Kentucky two years
ago
Evening journal., 1897-01-02
WAY BE A NOTED BURGLAR.
Police OF Dallas Believe Their Prisoner
Is Wanted In New York.

DALLAS. Jan "A burglar giving the
name of Charles Wilson, Butte City, Mon
was discovered rohhiue tho house of Eu-
gene CrOwdus, Wholesale druggist
When surprised, ho jumped from an upper
window, and as be ned Co the street was
knocked down by q passing hack driver
Citizens took him TO police headquarters
A long hladod dagger q sharply pointed
chisel and rair of costly opera glasses
were found on his person. Ina small book
lac had entries loarlng dates commencing
In july last, mentioning person named
Haspy nt Roster & l3ial g. New York
Chief of Police Arnold said tonight that
ne is sure Wilson Is AN alias Of the PRISON
cr and that no is one OF the most daring
and dangerous burglars I'm the United
States. lie declines Co make public his
identity until he can communicate with
the police departments Of New York and
other cities, looking TO the capture OF Grim
inuis operating with Wilson.
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MARRIED.

CRhlG.-Suddenly, on January I. 1897.
Harold shaw, youngest child of Wal
ter j. and Emma j. Craig, in his 4th
year.
GORDON COLLINS AT the Union
NJ. r.. parsonage No. sos Washington
street on Wednesday afternoon, De-
cember 80, 1896. by Rev John ID. c.
Hanna, Samuel M. Gordon, of Hoe
kessln. Del, and Miss Bertha L. Col
Inns. of Pleasant Hill, Del.
MANLOVE- On December 30.
1896. by Rev. Or. George L. Wolfe.
pastor of the First NJ p Church,
Benjamin S. Hall and Mrs. Hattie c.
Manlove, both of Cecil county. Md.
Middletown papers please copy
SWARTZ- JOHNSON AT the resi-
dence of Mrs. Mary c. Swartz. No.
1902 Tatnall street, on Monday. De-
cembcr 2S 1896 by Rev A. N. Keig-
win, ID. d., Ralph E. Swartz, of Will
ningicn. ana Annie Johnson. of San
francisco. Cal.
Evening journal., 1897-01-02
70 BE A LWAY KING.
Hetty Green's Son Now After
Another Texas Road.
IIEEFRoM ST LOUIS TO THE GULF

Property which He May Boy Is the Gal.
weston. Houston and Ia Porte Railway
Backed by His SIothsr's millions She d,
Pleased with Edward.
GALVESTON, Jan 2.-E II. R,-Green,
president Of the Texas Midland railway
will soon be one of the most important
railway magnates i'm the southwest Mr.
Green's wealthy mother, Mrs. Hotty Green
of Now York Is engineering the deal
which viii add to her SON power. Tho
Midland road of which Mr. Green is pres
ident runs from Ennis Co Paris and If the
plans which Mrs. Green has under way
succeed a consolidation of interests will DC
effected by which a now trunk line be-
tween ST. Louis and Galveston win DE
formed and Mr. Green become most
important factor IN southwestern railroad
afioirs
Mr. Green and purity of officials OF the
Houston and 1cxas Central aud Calves
ton, Houston and La Porte roads arc here
today Mr. Green says that he IS here to
inspect tho La Porte's terminal facilities.
That road is now i'm the hands of receivers
and IL Mr.. Green gots control OF IT, as he
hopes 90 do. combination will be made
uolWtch tho ~ LOUIS anu sun ttahrlaooi
the Texas Midland, the Houston and Tex
as Central and the Ia Porte for through
service between So Louis and Galveston
Mrs. lietty Green IS a largo holder of ST.
Louis and san francisco stock and the
new line. IT formed, will be 11 miles short
er 10 Sd Louis than the Gulf. Colorado
and Santa Fo route The new line Will
be as follows So Louis and san fg0ncis.
GO from 81 Louis tn Paris. Tex Texas
Midland from Paris To Ennis Houston
and Texas Central from Ennis 90 Houston
and the La Porte from Houston to Gal
weston
Mr.. Green makes no sooret oi tho fact
that II this combination Is not made hC
Will extend the Toxas Midland from En-.
Evening journal., 1897-01-02
Yerkes a Candidate For senator.

FRANKFORT, Ky, Jan. 2.-To prove
that he has the backing of tho president
elect Hon. John w. Ncrkes, chairman OF
the Republican statecentral committee, is
expected TO announce himself as a candi.
date for United States senator next week
IL is believed that Boyle, Bradley and
even Hunter win Withdraw before the ex,
ira session is called and that twill be i'm
possible Tor the Blackburn people 20 bloch
the election
Evening journal., 1897-01-02
death Of the 1Tysterious Patient.

MInDLETowN, y. N., Jan 2-D. w.
Buck, mysterious patient who came to
tlhroll hospital i'm tais city about six
As-eks ago iias passed AWAY. Ills sister,
Mrs II. II. Todd, wife OF the assistant SUI
pgintendent OF the house of refuge on
Ran6al's island found $40, 900 ia jewels
in bis trunk. Buck was formerly a bank
er at Providence, his identity only recent
ly being disc
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DE soyernI ISnighteh.

LOEDoN, Jan. 2.-Sonhor L. de Several
the Portuguese minister for foreign affairs,
has neen made knight of the grand cross
of the Order of st. Michael and St George
for the services he rendered to Great Brit
ain in the settlement of the dispute be-
tween Great Britain and Brazil as TO the
ownership of the smaller of the two is
lands of Trinidad. which Portugal as ar
bitfatCr awarded TO Brazil
Evening journal., 1897-01-02
Jealousy Promnts a DonbIe Crime.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. 2-Samuel
Whitaker shot and killed his wife at their
home, ll6 kindge avenue, North Cam
bridge. A short time after Whitaker cut
his throat with a razor, but did not sue
ceed In killing himself. He was removed
TO the Cambridge hospital, where a super
fetal examination showed that ne could
not long survive. Jealousy is supposed to
account for the deed. Whitaker was a
shoemaker.
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PIncree l. Now 0ovornor.

LANSING, Mich, Jan. 2.-The inaugu.
ration at noon yesterday of Hazen S. Pin
gree as governor of Michigan was not
marked BY any public ceremony. Mr..
Pingree, accompanied by his family and a
party of friends from Detroit. arrived in
the city shortly after 10 o'clock. At noon
he proceeded 60 the executive parlors
where the oath Of office was administered
by Chief Justice Long of the Michigan su
prone court.
Evening journal., 1897-01-02
Al.crel afnfIcr.l. Hrnnnralol.

Glatf q. 4 .irn. -.----tg Morrow,
the 81 y9a4.oid In. wto was terribly in-
jurcl az tie r'sle lef lathif uas murdered
at ioih.fs tso weeks $500, hes recovered
suNcic- tly tu sfcak. and snid 90 tas ply.
sician, iaHt two white meu conrtiiied thc
crime. 2 DIS clear two no1roes under ar.
rest vi.o were SO utarl3 iyIrhod
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ADMIRAL aNlRREfr DAD.
Retired Navy omcer and Noted Navigator
paaaca AMny.

WAsHiSGToN, Jan 2-Rear Admiral
Joseph s. Skerrctt Is de1d. His death,
while sudden, was not wholly unexpected,
as he had been in bad health since his re.
ttement from active service I'm July. 1894.
The admiral was in his sixty fourth year
and IS survived by widow, three daugh-
ters and two sons Tine funeral win take
place tomorrow afternoon and the inter
ment Will be at Arlington
Admiral Skerrett had long and hon
orable career i'm the service of his country.
a nntiye of Ohio, he entered the navy as
midshipmnn ia October 1Sia, passed
through the various grades, becoming %
lieutenant IN s55, q lieutenant command
Evening journal., 1897-01-02

NOTICE.. JOHN MCCARTHY THE
tenant ana occupant OF the house situated
streets, known ass the United States Hotel
In the Second ward in the city of Whining
ton. county Of New Castle. and State OF
mcnts of the acts OF the General Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that 1 shall apply in
OF the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the
State Of Delaware, in and for New Cas-
Tie county, on Monday. the 1st day Of
said court, for n license for said house
as an inn or tavern. for the sale therein
Of Intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the prem
zens of said ward, at least twelve OF
whom are substantial froeholders OF said
ward, recommend the said application.
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THE
EQUB r a El-. {:
81 GUARANTEE And TRUST CO.,
Ninth and Market Streets,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

CAplTW. { The desirability of an
O'li = NJ impersonal administration
FULL pAiDs Of Estates and Trusts is
0poo ooo s getting to be more gener-
0OUJ, UUU. / ally recognized and many
o,,nnvYrc Z persons realize that it is
DUhPLUO ( wise and prudent to ar
& Undivid- I range for the management
ed PROFITS. of their Estates by a
QiEG R00 THRUST COMPANY. for
Y.aalsss' the following reasons:
Il never dies, never becomes inca
pacitated, is always at the office, and
ready to discharge the complicated du-
ties Of the business placed in its care,
with a facility in management acquired
by years of experience; it's Capital and
Surplus being security for the faithful
discharge of all Trusts committed to 1t.
The Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company offers its services as:
EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR. AT
TORNEY, GUARDIAN, ASSIGNEE,
TRUSTEE, RECEIVER, TREAS
UBER, REAL ESTATE AGENT. Etc.
1t acts as Custodian of WILLS free of
charge, and solicits consultation and
correspondence in relation TO them and
other Trust Matters
It furnishes SURETY on BONDS.
1t allows INTEREST on all DEPOS-
IT'S of Money
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
for rent. $500 per year and upwards.
-
PRESTON LEA, President.
THOS. B. SMITH. Vice-president.
OTHO NOWLAND, See. and Treas.
J. r. PENNYPACKER, Trust Officer.
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LrnaN.n AP,LI.Arlnns

NOIICE-I, DAVID 1TLAUGHIIN5- rfa
tenant and occupant Of the house situated
az No. l29 West Second street. in the First
ward in the city of Wilmington in tha
county of New Castle, and State of Della
n.ents of the acts of the General Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided do
hereby give notice that ] shall apply i'm
writing 70 the Court Of General Sessions
state of Delaware. in and for New Cas-
ne county on Monday. .the 1st day OF
February. 1872, being The next term Of
caid court for q license for said house
as on inn or tavern. for the sale therein
Of intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart. to be drunk on the prem
ie0s. and the following respectable citizens
OF said ward, at least twelve Of whom
arc substantial frecholders of said ward,
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JOHN MCCARTHY.

NOTlCE.-I CHARLES FEHREN-
BACH. the tenant and occupant of the
house situated at northwest corner of
Fourth and French streets. i'm the Fourth
county of New Castle and State of Della
ware. I'm compliance with the require
ments of the acts OF The General Assem-
bly, i'm such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that ] shall apply IN
writing TO the Court OF General Sessions
Of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State of Delaware I'm and for New Cas-
tie county. on Monday. the lst day Of
February, 1885, being the next term of
said court, for a license for said house.
as an inn or tavern, for the sale therein
of intoxicating liquors In less quantities
than one quart to be drunk on the prem
iscs, and the following respectable citizens
of said ward, at least twelve of whom
are substantial freeholders Of said ward,
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SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
for rent. $500 per year and upwards.
Evening journal., 1897-01-02

NOTICE.. JAMES b. TOMAN. THE
owner and occupant OF the house situated
at northwest corner Ninth and Young
streets. IN School District No. g5. I'm the
city Of New Castle, county of New Castle
and State OF Delaware, in compliance with
the requirements Of the acts of the
General Assembly in such case made and
provided, DO hereby give notice that !
shall apply i'm writing TO the Court Of Cen
eral Sessions of the Peace ana Jail De-
livery OF the State OF Delaware, in and
for New Castle county, on Monday. the
Isl day of February, 1887, being the next
term of said court. for a license for said
house. as an inn or tavern, for the sale
therein OF Intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart to be drunk ON
the promises, and the following respect
able citizens OF said district recommend
the said application. viz:
James B. Brady. Patrick AicGr0Yy.
John Fl Palmer James r. Fiunegan.
John McGonigle Philip Tobin
James j. Ryan. Eugene s. Norris
JOS. II. Dougherty Pierce joyce.
Herbert shaw "rank Faran.
Hugh j. F'inncgan, James q. Shaw. Jr
Richard McGinn, John j. Reynolds
Matthew Tobin.
JAMES b. TOMAN.
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE. April s.--ArFived-schr
spokane. Capt. Jameson, thlrty-three days
from Kobe: schr Genet, Capt ToaStroIn.
eighteen days from San Pedro.
GtO9IIAM. Apfl S,--Afrlxed-FroTn san
F'ranclsco. sch Charles Hanson. sch Mel
sncthon and schr North Bend. FOR Hoo
GUAM, sen Charles r. Wilsoa, for Aber-
deem. Sailef-Scl Defender, from Aber-
deem for Mexico. from HcQuiaSn, sch Jen-
ME Thelin. Tor san Francisco. and sch San
Buenaventura, Tor Redondo. Arrived April
Str Rival. from Saa Francisco for Ao-
GUAM.
PORT TOWNSEND. April 5.--Arrivetl--
Schr Comet, from San Pedro, for PORT
Gamble. 20 load a return cargo OF lumber
sa John e. Potter, from San Francisco.
for Departure bay 20 load return cargo
OF coal. schr Marion. from San Pedro, for
Port Biakeiey. TO load return cargo OF
lumber: blk wilma. from San Francisco,
for Seattle. 10 load return cargo or
coal.
PORT ANGELES. April 6.--ArTivei--
Mic hkt1 Wrestler, from Honolulu, for
New Westminster.
SAN FRANCISCO. April s.--Arrived--
Stmr State OF California. from Portland.
stmr Scotia. from Yaquina bay. Sailed
Stmr Cza-ina. for Coos bay. Cleared
Stmr Walia Walla, for Victoria. Haw
stnr San Mateo. for Cornox.
FLEETWOOD. April 3.--arriyed-Br sh
Melanope. from Oregon.
LIVERPOOL April 2-Arrtved-Br sh
Nithsdale and Br sh PosballoSh, from Or
egon-
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Schooner ]. NJ. Weather-wax n ~ De-
p2rTure bay loading coal for UnalaSkaa-
Steamer Utopia took otxt % packages OF
beer last nigh; for tra1shipneut at Naa-
couver for Honolulu
Snip Occidental Is under charter 20 r.
DtirEgnufTss sons Co. to load coal al Do
parture tsay for Acapulco.
Steam schooner W. II. Harrison was ~
the Seattle Coal and Iron Company 5
bunkers yesterday loading fuel.
Bark Cen Eainchald. SO tors. fas been
chartered by John RoseHfeld's SoEs, 90
Acad coal at NanAifzso for San Francisco.
Steamship Mexico is due 10 arrive from
again for the north April 2. A number OF
tickets for the passage have been already
sold.
A meeting OF the Puget Sound Steam
boat Association viii be held this after
noon. The action 20 be taken by the
association at this meeting VIII affect the
passenger and freight traffic between Sc
attic and Tacoma.
A. 4. Charlton. or the Pacific Naviga-
ton Company, bought large, meaty
locking coc0auut yesterday affeGnoon and
took II TO Agent O. r.. Tnorndykes ofTica
on YeSier wharf. Every man IN the Office
got out his knife. The eocoanut was
pierced first Ia fwo places and the rTaik
drawn OF in cup. The cup passed from
lip TO np, all drinking deeply save Toby
Thcrndyke did the honors. tie got his
little Ratchet and carefully cracked the
she'll There was nothing inside Dut decay.
The cOeOanuf was bad. Then every man
folded hls knife and went hunting Tor q
clean aDot 10 get sick IL.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade

NE4GAI41. April 5-WhNa~ got a ha1vv
- s~ - AssTS rom Lsserpool when that
market c&ose1 an opening decline Of I'D
p-E GENITAL The start here under stress
=. S4Sn stasgersr vas a. declines com
I~E SGsaa4 fer May. and from &c 90 \
Ter JGiE. East quotations fer the former
NcFw rom Sac 20 eS@xc. and 70. the lag
tef ssssc and sc The sower % these quo
t4lens formed the o1ttom OF the range
o'clock
IL addition 20 the decline az the Liver
poo4 nl4FAet the quantity on ocean pass
age Was increased 49, 40 bushels since a
week ago and the worlds shipments show
marked increase over those of the week
previous. TIE total caoied 10 the beard OF
trade aesresa<4ng over 45aaeu bushels.
aNs4t4sE - ,--s.gsD DlsasEs tho week prsvl-
GUS This also helped the bears IA that
y vas IsSAsn sxosss o. the recent average;
weekly requirements Accor1ing to = ca
btegTam from Be@rbohrn's European
stoeAs Of whea. and -four in arsg hands
and Sne quantity On ocean passage were
together l3.s2uo less April ! than they
We're March i Of this year. The reduction
ia visible supplies IN this country FOR
the worlds visible lost Ie.9ep,e9 bushels IN
that month Minneapolis and Duluth re-
csayed only 10 cars Of wheat, compared
spending week OF last year. Chicago gos
Is cars
May. about Is minutes from the close.
sgAA Al"A ~ w. = &C. ai4l > 10y . $780,
The closing price for May Was 6s1s 46ss. &c,
and for July Ss7sc.
Corn was quiet and weak. Influenced by
the weakness Ia wheat and the more lib
egal receipts.
Oats held remarkably well during tho
morning on a very small trade. but later
grew weak with wheat
Provisions opened weak and continued
TO decline. Notwithstanding the smaller
rua ~ hogs than expected.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-April. ssl4c: May, $40.
C0Fn-ApTlL z4c, May. 24A.c.
oats-April, l6asc; May, isiec-
Pork-April, ISIS; May, &2a
I-ard-Apr1l. sa.lo. May, ss16gLloA
Rtbs-Aprsl. sl52; May, si5-s ASS.
Flax-75tac.
T4m0thy-s24s
Rye.
BaEIey-2Sgs53c.
Live stock.
CaStle-Sales were at sS.z5G4s5 for COM
mon dressed beef steers. up 10 $500 for
choice TO prime cattle, with the bulk OF
the sales 81 81 45
Hogs-Thsrs was the usual fair ship
ping demand, and Chicago packers took
IDENTIFY disposed TO bear" the market at
first The smallneSs Of the supply pre-
vented decline. however, and common 10
choice hogs sold at s.. l5 thu bulk
crossing the scales at S4ac6lS-l0
Sheep-Thsre was q lively demand and
prices averaged le4lSc Per loo pounds
higher, common TO choice selling at KS
81 1sgIS, while lambs brought sJ.sgy5-5o Tor
poor 10 choice fioeks.
Receip,s-catt.e. 1900. hogs. 1900:
sheep. :, gy1.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Tran~actfons since January 4 and
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
I. 1907. are sssI. fs2.s - There were fled for
record yesterday II deeds, aggregating
s. 2Ss ~ Following Is 4 list furnished BY
the Seattle Abstract Company. room 4ls
New York block:
Thomas W Jones e. ux. 70 David n
Price. So sw and si9 Sc sec 1, - e. 6. LOO
acres January e. ISIS. 81
Sheriff 70 William Edward SwentEsi lots
I and !. block Is. North Seattle. by John
and -. T. Deany 81 al, February .. w.
1915.
TEE Lake View Cemetery Association 20
r s Sslnnson. MI lot IL. Lake Fiew Gem
atery. March q. sI59
z T. Eodzson et TX. 70 William VI Ora
ham. Tots 81 ard q. block 5. Lake View add,
February Is. IS.
samuel O. Robertson e. Tx. % Nellie
N Aoyee. M lot 2 sec - - :. 7. =
acres, February J. Isl. g.
Pecsr Pearson - tx. 70 Charles A. Land
81. acres in lot s. sec -. - -. ? 5 ana
rizht cf way across part sec {. - -. T ~.
March 81. 500
Warren J. Gordon e. ". 20 janice w
Jacobs. e. sis sv Ss sec =. - -. 3 %
acres March -. sa-6.
James Holloway = TX - John Craig.
tract 81 n baG sec 2, - =. T. April : Sssl
FdWafd &. Hayden - TX % northern
Counties Investment Trust. It'd. e5s sw
ana sas nw sec -, - e !. 100 acres. jan
- l. Eapks e. TX 70 The Scottish Amer
fcan Mort sage COMPANY It'd, lof 5. block
/ Cafslears q C,oxyegfs adj. March -
il mes II Calnnsu e. ux- ID Agnes = art
Lena l. Kozloasssh lot 2 block -. c u.
BogeB's plat. MsTca 8. G c, SlA
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FoREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

LONDON, April 5.-Consols. III f5-ls; ST.
yer. 2s4sd: bullion into Bank Of England.
S2o0lo.
NEW YORK, April 5.-The Evening
Posts London financial caolegram says:
tue stacl. markets were stagnant out
better today on cheap money. Consois were
lI7I. buyers Foreigners were better on
the Improvement In Paris. kaffirs were
improved for the same reason, despite
President krugers little bin. Home rail-
ways were strong. Americans were neg
lectsd the only feature being the strength
OF the New York Central on rumors OF a
funding scheme. Consol dividends have
been paid, causing money slut IN the
market Discount houses ggave reduced
tneir deposit rates by y per cent.
II is rqlraored that II the bank rate is not
changed on Thursday the Joint stock banks
NAV break tneir usual custom and lower
their rate irrespective CT the bank know
that the matter Is at least under discus
sion.
s.Ciold Is in strong demand at rs ios4d
for Russia and japan
tue Paris and Berlin markets were
firm
LIVERPOOL April 5.-wheat-Spot- Ne.
I Northern opened duh at So 3D.
(-orr-Sp0t American mixed new, "a "a !.
old DO steady. Is lGi~G. futures duh. April.
q SID Nav q 40: June. "a sd
Flour-DEll. St Louis fancy winter. IS
Ga
Hops-A. LONDON. Pacific coast, SIS
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GLOBE SAVINGS BANK FAILS.
Chicago Concern, which Altg~ia
Hsip@d 10 Organize.

CHICAGO. Aprl h~-Ths Globe Savings
hank. organized lsE Is@i with Eastern capt.
tai assigned tnla TnarulzE g the chicago
TTtle ara Trust Company Ex-10F- John
r. Afgeld assisted r. organizing the Daak.
s-a vas Ike first vice president. TIE last
sgafernens. published Es9ruaFY =. SIC - I'd
a capital % Eee8. so ard a surplus % sl2-SsA,
with deposits ~ 1880 and savi1Es of
ksI2 coo Tae Globe Savings bank bad 10
connection w1lh tss Gssb~ National BANK.
and c.sare6 through tsse Northwestern IA
tssnal bank, wEtga gave not8ce 20 pEneT
eseSrGssss h1sZSe banks ta4s morning tnst
they would net cls4r TIE caecss e TIE
Globe Savings baak IRE sf0sG az the
ss,oAs savings tank Is hsi4 snfirssT n tas
East Al assessment % 80 s-sg cent Nas
recently snase upea the stockholders. azl9
t1sy are HEhftrg e.
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TAToOSB. April "a g. m.-Baromeser.
SD.i9: cloudy; wind east. 70 miles Outward
last night. whaief2ck city % Everett a.
s,ts o'clock. ship Two Brothers. In tow Of
Narx1erer. AZ 80 - N. D. rn.--BaEora-
miles Inward: bark Tidal Wave in tow
OF Nan3ercr, at Ia4o n. IA. Outward. a
ship. IN tow OF the Lorne, a. ,. IA.
Schooner, at las ?. m
NEAH BAY, April Sc a. m.-PartIy
cloudy: calm. p. m.-Eioudy: light
southwest wind.
PORT ANGELES. April SIS a. n.-Ba-
r0metsr. A.ls. cloudy: calm Arrived. bar
kent1ns Wrestler. 2. m--.kaEoMeger.
S9.06. partly cloudy: calm.
CLALI4AM BAY. April e. y. m
Cloudy. calm