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New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHEs-The has continued very moaefa,e a. ana
with supplies; prices and weak at oc Tor ros
Htt market cannot considered as firm as OF
late owing "A dulness no changes however cn
RUOOI CDR E-TGere nO.hins doing. and quota
tions less nominal We Inoie liaT., & su".'
!, S SGiaf ani Led ana iiid irpe' D.. safe
CANuLEs-DuiiDg tie last lew caJ Trade hs p.' @ n'ie m
beit,r nothing srklhg. Ihe qlOiahOus are as
follows; Adananiinc l3adl7sc l2alG ounce; sperm
at zoe. sperm. Soc; raraiine 2jG2lc' helned
cmIcC0Y was laict at 5'.ajisc, god for German and
fie nal he ior all has been quiet. but prices
essential cnansa Ne duoo: r3r l!Ecileo' ouso
- iOa.; scotch DO. sJ0S7 do. steam. ~ 5ydt5 1O'
Provincial - 5oa s. currency; "ss,nIs ,, d
Broadio $3.50 o. and An,aeie - 70 y Ie cargo
hut quotations renal si,ay. Mofn1l. anrr & hot i ,c
y 2,dfZ 80; o"ps Ia feet Ordinary 10 PIine oo1oDe
Heads II Oj sugar Shocks. with Heads 81 Inches
y 50os 90: Do 20 inclr - & t.a t ~. - az IN
COCOA dGll ani nominal owing to ,clrtiy -, -.
COFFEE- l,io Coffee qnict and unchanged nj M
a aSe i fI sbe 10, G51 di. c 10 d sI rs * XmtHc on pr
yae t,ra.s 7i bags * T. 'onS" at !. &C., e. ~ anu - ,oo' ~
~ ,r-e M hoit Glance; loo bags Maraoal 10 within
CORDAGE-lho following current quoauons Manila
GSff Snd % sl'i 49, @ d. d.. Il ard Dc do iiay To%
c Manila Iot Hops yarns lt, DO no., % thr, ~ an
I5c; Fine ircl Mauila isih Yarn iJcj sisa "re te',
ABOVE ~ hr adj a.d ii9y Rope &c 40 10 &C.. uo 40;
thread and iia ropc. l2c do 90, thread and thie"
c Russia Hemp Tarrcd Coriasc lic American Hacked
Utmp DO. lSc.
quoiabic change. the tone howrNrf "s ub.'l and l,e
stirs we're pi.-,. ihe receipts az tu pnrS were
te ,t % pi' 9 'st lat Sr f ihe MS s7So bales asssi
- -OS week. and 22slj tales ih week aNt y,a
ii r xpnri q. or iSumpt "a for sIfcuia'inn
100 wcru delivered on contract The GnoaonS are rs
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
WOOL MARKET.

May 5-WOo dull prices nominal and sup.
ply g; Ohio PENNSYLVANIA, and West Virginia Xxx and
above. 42d+3c; Y. 42d43c Medium ~ q4t'2c.: Coarse
t0atZo; NewYork Michigan Indiana AMI Western. Pine.
,G3I isc; Medium. iS ijc; Coarse. 39G4De conbns.
Washed 5596oc: do UDwashed. i0df2c; Ca 1ada Comb
ng 6Oc.; Fine. Unwashed. 2jG37c.; Coarse ami Moum.
ashed 1880; Tub ashod 40 ft7c Colorado washed.
y 22c Colorado Unwashed. l6alsc Extra ani Merno.
Pulled 3id36c; No and Pulled. 35d 31c; Texas.
Fine Medium. lSa20c: Texas coarse 15al7ci Calfor
mia. Fine aud Medium 20 g3c.; California Coarse l6al9c.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
BLINKING And FINANCIAL.
JAMES G.. REID,

JAMES G. REID,
BANKER AND BRt. KRR,
Member Of the New-York Stock and Gold Exchanges
No. New-st., corner OF Wall,
New-iork.
Stocks bonds gold, Government and railway sH-
curities bought and sold on commission. Invest
ments made. Interest allowed On deposits
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.Fx quarterly per cent dividend.
The latest London advices report n buoyant mar
ket for British Consols, which UP to 96is United
States bonds being also higher. and Enc steady.
The gold market was quiet and istless al The sales
having been at 1127sa1l23, and moderate IN
amount Loans cost 2l2, . and per cent for carry
iyc. and fiat on the borrowing side. The foreign
exchange market was very Ann on the nominal basis
Of S4 sslo TO the for 60 days bills and ~ JOi2
for sight The selling rates were - SsaSi Soi2
and 81 s0I2aSl S9$i. The specie engagements for
Saturdays outward-bound steamers amount u
81 $50 600 gold coin The import entries of foreign
dry goods ut the port Of Newiork for the week end
iug tonight were to the coin value OF SSlG's".
The amonht thrown upon the market was ~ ,oo2,-
49, The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out
%7G7. 900 in coin interest the public debt. and
S9l coo in redemption of called bonds. lhe sub
Treasury paid out to-day $3.50 silver coin in eX-
change for fractional currency to applicants here
and $50 800 Oh drafts from Washington. The
oueratons at the Cold Exchange Bank covered:
Gold cleared 49, 235 900; gold balances, 800 800;
currency balances, $G27,3GO We annex principal
gold quotations:
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06

stfic Good Ordinary. lOs Midd liia
Fof iuturc delivery Lec moderate bu.iTess caIy n
the day thso alvarez OF sa ac bit tls 10 pA It
subsequently,. -alcs ycst'roay, aci p m-Jun, @.@,,'
Ju,, ZOO, i3c.. August, lN' l"'a.c 'ct"'f,
61O 'I5siac, ioai COOO ba.cs. FIr,t CaI-May, 30,
I9isc June 200 i2s'as, August 100 l$.iqe. Oeiossr
: n. SIN, l2s.,c; July zoe \ 'ac loa, go 800
i8Sarc: repcinhrr. 100. Sic; tai, % bllc-
sails 10 day ~ y. May. a. l2Sa.c: loo. 1:
OO 2r, q. june 32OJ i24,. u 200 sl 200 pri
9Oo I2=fsgc.. TO ~. 100 l-s'ao July 100 14sa,:
90 I9sst; $50 l.c; lrO l23is.c zoe i5c. 700 -
800 i3c 2OJ. 15a,c l.c0o lac 100 i5iec lOl La;
IG1O &C. i.t.. l,3op 10 sc; 100 lSlsvci AusGsL
/, 90, l3 I.f i2O' losgge 700 'gc D. I'i5, I'50
ia: lpu l..3 &C.. S,pt~mbcr q, j. -c bttphrT 3W.
iS,; Notcmie 800 l2iI,sc D,omnJ,T. iuO l1'sc total.
~ yrI bales, Grand t1t.t 81 700 bales
AT the close maAot SasWek Following were lhehest
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
THE MARKETS.

tCaretully reported for rHg TRrBUSEl
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Fer North Rtper. Vessels. and Ra'tro1ds.
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,ovpRyupyr STOCK DRpARIMENT-2 O'CLOCK.

u : $40 Coupon. 1867 -
51.u, o.. ........b bc. l2O7s
y 5 IS, l0-40 Coupon ~
l0.O00........... ....ll9's
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06

Del, Lack * West
| sS...........lu7ls
| l0t...bc. lO6 g
26........lO7
! 2r0.......IUG12
( c, c. G and
I 100 .bc. i5
Morris and Essex
~ be lO4
n Y. " IL and Hart
100 .......ijj
Fits. TT w & G 6
40. be iO2
90. O........lr2 p
Han and 81 Joseph
2t0...bc. 1its
Han aud 81 10 Pf
lUO....bc. 24L2
st L, X c & y Pf
l. he 2S
Ohio and Miss
800. ..Dc. les
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06

COTTON MARKETs.
oRryyu NAY 5.-Cotton dull; Addins l0bsi Low
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-06
HEALTH IS HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Springs Water
Natures Own Remedy.

This valuable preparation put up by DR.
Geo ), Coleman, Dallas, Texas, Is nm inialla-
bic cure for Chronic Constipation, Sick and
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Torpid Liver
Nervous Debility ana The long list OF dis.
eases arising from u disOrdered stomach and
cunstlputod bowels.
II viii relieve the worst cases of nervous
headaches IN nom one TO three hours. VIII
cure the most obstinate cases of chronic con
stipOtion In from ten 10 thirty days.
II is the best and surcSt puIgntive ever
used FOR any disease, b Ing perfectly safe un-
aer all circumstances, untailuE in its Uc-
ton, entirely free from any nausea, gripping,
or even unpleasantneSS. Possessing tonic
properties, "a thing unknown In any other
sure purgntlNe) that purillcs the blood and
builds up the system IN such u manner that
the same elect is produced by IA rGddced
dose until Its use may be discontinued ana IA
permanent cure effected.
IL Is convenient only requiring glass OF
water ana can be taken nj all times, as Its
action Will not interfere in either business
or pleasure.
By analysts this preparation will be found
TO contain all the medicinal properties OF
The White sulphur Spring Water, Ms taken
| from the Sprngs1but in Il concentrated form,
each pint being equal to two gallons.
rue medicinal properties of the salines
Water are well understood by all well in
formed medical men, In fact, these salines
and acids prepared by nature, enter directly
| INTO the composition OF the blood, ana no
blood can be healthy that lacks any one OF
them IN their proper proportion.
Hence the sure and unvurying action OF
| this preparation. As soon AS II is taken il
enters into the blood, eXpcling all accumu-
lated pOisOns arising from indigestion OF
malaria, purifying the blood, and strength
ening the nervous system, clearing the COM
pexion and impartlng general healthy
tone to the entire system.
10 put thia in the reach Of all, we are put
ting 1t up In two siae bottles, tho PRICES be.
Ing twenty-five cents ana dollar. SOLD by
druggists generally.
GEO. 4. COLEMAN $50.
DALLAs, TEXAS, July 10, 1876.
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Special 10 Tho Herald.l

Special TO Tho Ierald,l
AUSTIN, August 5.--Senaee; The
bill setting aside three million acres of
land for the purpose OF building new
State capitol, consumed neatly all the
session. Mr.. Stephens offered sub
stitute for the bill, which was discussed
and Senator Ball offered another sub.
stitute which, together with,the original
bill, was recommitled to special
committee.
House: The general railroad incor-
porating act was taken up, and con-
summed nearly the entire morning. An
amendment by Mr.. Irwin, requiring
the president and vioe-presldent of all
roads to 10 citizen and resident Of
Texas was voted down. Another
amendment by the same gentleman
was divided. The first requiring the
domicile Of all railroad companies to
be In the State, was adopted, and the
second clause requiring all meetings to
be held ut the domioile was lost. The
bill then passed by vote OF fifty.6ve
to nine.
The deficiency appropriation bill
vas discussed until adjournment.
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conviction that no reform of the civil
service in this country will Ou COM
plote and permanent, until its chief
magistrate is c0nsttutionally dis
qualified for reelection, experience
having repeatedly exposed the futility
OF se.t-imposed restrictions by candi-
dates or lncumbouts. Through this
solemnity only can he be etlectually
delivered from his greatest temptation
To misuse the power and patronage
with which the executive is neCessari-
ly charged. Educated in the belief that
II Is the first duty OF u citizen OF
the republic to take his fair allotment
of care and trouble in public affairs,
have for forty years as n private oiti
zen, fulfilled that duty, Though occu-
pied in an unusual degree during all
that period with concerns of govern.
ments, | have never acquired the habit
OF official life. When "A year and "A
half ago ! entered upon my trust, il
WAS in order to consummate the re.
forms to which | had already devoted
several OF the best years of my life.
knowing rs | do, therefore, from fresh
experience, how great the difference is
between gliding through an official
routine and working out reform of
systems and policies, II is impossible
for me to contemplate what needs to
be done in the Federal administration
without an anxious sense of the diff
culties OF the undertaking II sum
moned by the satlrages Of my country.
men to attempt this work, shall en-
deaVor, with Gods help to be the
efficient instrument of their welfare.
(Signed) SAMUEL j, TILDEN.
TO General John A, McCleruard, Chairman;
General w. II, Franklin Hon, j. j. Abbott,
Hon ". j. Spaunhorst, Hon. H. j. Rem
held, Hon. +. Is. Lynn, and others, Com
mittee,
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What the Druggists sny.

We, the undersigned Druggists OF Dallas
Concentrated White sulphur Springs Water
for the past year or more, ana having ample
opportunity OF learning Of its effect upon the
parties to whom wa have sold, do unheSi tn
tingly pronounce II one of the lest remud 10,
upon the market. And for the diseases
mentioned In Dr. Colemun's circular, and IN
peCially chronic constipation, sick ana ncr.
vous he0 i0ches, and as Il common purg0tivt
we have never cold any preparation thai
gives such universal satisfaction.
knowing its pleasant and unIailng effect,
together with It's perfect safety under all cir
cumstRnces, we most cheeIfully recommend
its use to the suffering everywhere.
Common " WALKER,
GALLAWAI ~ GALE,
HO~KlNS " now WE'LL,
WILLIAMS " TOLllVER,
DALLAS, Texas, July |, laIG.
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WASHINGTON NOTES,
The Morning Hour In tho Senate Vast
ed In Useless Railroad Debate.
The HOaSe Wranglng Over the Finance
Question A Commission Appointed
to Report Bill on or Before
January IS, 1877.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-Senate:
Mr.. Thurman called up the Senate bill
to provide for and regulate the count
Ing of votes for President and vice.
President, which passed the Senate on
the 24tn Of March last, but failed to
pass the House. The object was to
have the bill passed now, without de-
bate, that it might go to the House and
be perfected this season. if possible.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen moved that the
vote by which the bill was ordered to
u third reading be reconsidered, and
that it be further amended In the Sem
ate before being sent to the House.
Agreed to. The matter was then laid
aside, with the understanding that 1t
should be taken up after the amend
ments should be prepared.
Mr.. Morton moved to take up reso
luton to print ten thousandeXtra copies
of the Presidents message and accom-
panying documents in reference to the
recent trouble ut Hamburg.
Mr.. Thurman hoped 1t would not be
taken up because 1t would give rise to
very useless debate. There was more
important business before the Senate
than printing papers as mere election
eering documents.
The motion to takeup the resolution
was agreed to--yeas 80, nays l5-strict
party vote.
Mr.. Thurman then moved to lay il
aside and take up the bill recently re-
ported from the Committee ON Judicl-
AIRY, to provide for the creation of q
sinking fund to settle indebtedness
due from Pacific Railroad. Rejected
by strict party vote.
In the course of the discussion, Nor.
ton said he agreed with his frient
from Ohio, that there was but one OBJ
ject in having these documents print
cuj uuu tuhe was w CuCulutc tuCh
among the peopla, and to convey ia
them information on this subject. He
regretted to observe In reading the let
ters OF Tilden and Hendricks, that
they did not see fit to take notice OF
this transaction at Ham burg, and
transactions of kindred character
throughout the South. They had
much to say about finances, economy
and reform, but nothing about these
murders.
The discussion became entirely po
litical and was continued through the
morning hour, being participated In
by Messrs. Patterson, Thurmond, Cam
eron, Gordon and McNIillaa.
HSThe chair then presented unfinished
business-a bill to establish post routes
Mr.. Boutwell, submitted joint reso
luton, authorizing the appointment o
2 committee to consider the expedien
cy of issuing silver dollars and making
tho same legal tender. Referred.
During the political discussion TN
report of the conference com mittee oil
the bill to- provide for the sale Of tn
Usage ceded lands, ETC., was agreed to
yeas, "a; nays, Is.
The discussion of Morton's resolu
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BLACK HILLS
A Brush with the Red Devils Near
Fettermnu.
iylG-dw6rr

A Brush with the Red Devils Near
Fettermnu.
CHICAGO, August 5.--Advices re-
ceived a. General Sheridan's headquar-
ters this morning, state that a fight oc-
cured between n party of herders and
a pand of Indians near Fort Fetterman
on the Attn instant. OF the latter one
was killed. The whites succeeded in
capturing number of ponies.
ST.. PAUL, August 5.--rhe news by
the way of Bismarck, is to the effect
that Rain-on-the-Face, accompanied
by two hundred and twenty lodges of
Indians from the hostile camp, have
arrived at Standing Rock. This In
dian murdered a trader Of Stanley's
expedition in 1878; was arrested there
FIR by Captain Tom Custer, but es'
capped and is said to have cut the
heart from Captain Custer's body and
w nave hltu Viz ShOb ot StotS's
An intelligent and reliable gentleman
states though special effort was made
On part OF the agent and Indians, at
an issue of beef on Saturday, to II axe
showing, still there were not five
hundred bucks present, while there
should have been over two thousand,
from which it would seem that large
numbers are with the hostile tribes.
Those who are well informed rate
the Sioux fighting force ut twenty
seven thousand and believe there are
ten thousand well armed warriors on
the war path.
CHICAGO, August 5.-It is announc'
ed that Oh Monday next, the Chicago
Post and Mail will appear as the Chi
cago Post, under the direction Of Me
Mullen e. Bros. The paper will re-
main Republican IN politics and bt
improved in many respects.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-06

We. the undersigned citizens of Dallas,
having used DR.. Coleman's Concentrated
White sulphur Springs Water. for one or
more of the following diseases, viz Chronic
Constipation, Sick and Nervous Headaches,
Neuralgia or Nervous Debility, and in every
instance have received speedy relief aud In
eases of Chronic Constipation, permanent
sure. AS IA common putgatiVe In MI disea-
ccs. we have never used II medicine so un-
failing in its effect and at the same time so
pleasant IN its action, being entirely free
IRON any nausea, gripping, or even unpl0ag-
antness. We find by using II regularly that
we can reduce the dose gradually until one.
half oil the usual quantity will be az effective
as the full dose.
Knowing the merits of this valuable pre-
puratlOn, we can recommend IL In an un-
qualified manner, to the suffering every.
where. W. A. ROBINSON,
q. X. MERl W ETHER,
PIT CLARK,
WI, DUFFEY,
Is. NJ. FLOOD,
q, V. VAUGHN,
s, ID. BROWN,
ALFRED KENT,
A. MARSHALL,
Il. Is. lIAXER,
W. &, SICK LES,
ii. TIlERMAN,
iylG-dw6m AND MANY OTHERS
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WASHINGTON, d, g., August 5.-The
House committee TO investigate the
charges against Judge Humphrey have
postponed indefinitely their further
consideration, unless Congress takes
recess or prolongs the session.
CHICAGO, August 5.-'rhe Evening
Telegraph, Mr.. Storey's evening paper,
which started eight weeks ago, pub
lished It's last issue this evening.
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STATE WlREGRAPHS.
Collin County lnstrucis, without q Dis.
sentlnglVOlce, for hrockmOrtOn.
General Railroad Incorporation Act Passes
the H0use--The DomiClle Of all Rail.
road Companies Must be
In the State.
rhrOckmorton the Unanimous Choice
OF Collin County,

Special 10 Tho llorald.l
MCKINNEY, August Goblin coun-
ty fires the FIRST gun by a unanimous
instruction for the denomination of
Throckmorton for Congressman, at
the meeting held here to-day. Not u
single dissenting voice.
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Notice..

X. c. Ward will collect sill city subscriptions to
the DAILY IsrELLIGENcKR up 20 September lit h,
after which time payment must be made to all
other party. ito be duly Announcedl his connec-
ton with this office ceasing at that date.
Seattle, September 18th.
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Al Osiland . carpenter, name un-
known. jumped overheard Of the
steamer Alameda, between the ferry
slip on the San Francisco sill and
Goa. Llsud At noon to-day. Toass
wsr. lowered and an unsuccessful
search made for the man. 4 bystauder
states tina. It was clear case e sui
eide.
A Frepchman, name unknown, COM
mi,ted suicide this afternoon in bis
room 1t the California Hotel, or Mont
gomery Avenue. by taking stryehnine.
He left a brief note intima,ing poverty
aud disappointment. as the cause Of the
act.
Capt. Thos Dermond, who was al
active promoter Of the scheme TO res
cue the escaped Fenian prisoners from
Australia, arrived on the train from
the East last evening. and is being en-
tsrtsined BY tbs Nights of Red Branch
st their lodge room
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4 u r O p T

LONDON, Sept. IA special from
Paris to the Meas says it is rumored
that Count De Chambord is dangerous
ly i'll in consequence Of penitential rig
ors to which be subjected himself dur
ing retreat Of nine days.
The same dispatch says the proper
elevation a. the Pope's wish, of Father
Beckx, General Of Jesuits, to Cardi-
nalate is the great event of the Catholic
world. Father Beckx is the future can
didste of the ultra montana party for
the Papacy. His election would tend to
accelerate the old Catholic movement in
Central Europe. and could not fail,
should the republicans go on prosper
ing to sever Church and State in France
The proposed scheme to lay tele-
graph wire between New York and
Paris has fallen through, failing to re-
ceive the necessary subscriptions
Tweed aud his secretary Hunt. left
San Simon quarantine department. for
Ell Cantillo dc San Sebastian and
passed through Vigo on foot at mid
day Both were looking we'll, particu-
larly Tweed
The Standards advices from Trans
vaal Republic report that after the de-
fea, of the Doors, President Burgess
desired 10 be shot that he might not
survive his disgrace. The President
had been asked to request England to
accept the Transvaal Territory.
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Fulton, 81; Bodine. 81. GildcrsIaeve
60; Ra,hbone. -, Dakin, Gs: Farwen.
50; Weber. 81, and Allen. SO. Grand
total. SIS Irish-Rigby. 81; johnson,
81; Ward. 81; Fentou. 50; Milnet. 81,
Days. 81; Joynt, g. ard Cot Sc. Grand
total. 49,. AustralIan-Gee6 So; King.
81; Wardell, 20, Smith, s.; Lynch. 81;
Draper, 60; Sleep. 60; Sl,de. IS.
Grand total. i9i. Scotch-Boyd, 30:
Whitelaw. 81, Clark. 81; Rae, 81;
Mitchell. Il; Frazrr. %. Mcyi;,ic, 81,
Thornbourn. 81. Grand total, Asp.
Canadian Mason, 80, Gibson. 81; Col
ton. 90, Adams, so; Bell, 81; Murson,
So; Cruit. 81; II Disber. So Grand
total, 475.
Thousand yards range American
Fulton. IS; Bodine. 60; Gildersleeve.
Il; Rathbone, 66, Dakin, "a; Farewell,
IS; Weber, G5; Allen, O.. Grand total.
500. Irish-Rigby, 81; Johnson. g.;
Joynt, GO; Dyer. Il; Ward, 65; Fenton,
90; Miner. -; Goff, 50 Grand total
$50. Australian-G Gee. -62, King, 6l,
Wardell, 81; Smith. So; Lynch, 81;
Draper, 81; Sleep. 6l; Slade. 50. Grand
total, sol. Scotch-Boyd, Il; White
law, g.; Clark, 81; Rae. 60; Mitchell,
81; Frazer, 50; McVittie. 81; Thorn
burn, 81. Grand total. 4sS. Canadian
Mason. 81; Gibson, 90; Cotton. 81;
Adams, Ga; Bell, 63; Murson, so. Cru
it. "a; Disher. IS Grand total, 4.6.
Following are the total scores of
teams for two days: American, 3,l26;
Australian, 1902; Canadians, 1928;
Irish, 3,l04; Scotch. 3,06l.
After the shooting ended and the re-
suit had been announced, deafening
cheers for the American and Irish teams,
who appeared to be the tavoritcs, rent
the air The best shots of both teams
/ were cbeered individually. Addresses
congratulating the result of the shoot
ing were made by Major Fulton, of the
American, Major Leach, of the Irish,
Mcdonald, of the Scotch, Capt. Morris
of the Australian. Major ORielly OF
the CANADIAN team. Mr. Miner Of the
Irish, Col Bodine. of the American and
Mr.. Dyer of the Irish team also deliv
cred addresses. The great crowd sep.
arated with cheers for all teams.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE official
returns of the National Rifle Associa
ton. made at late hour to night. give
the Scotch team total of 1908, which
gives that team the third place instead
of the Australians. whose score j.
3.O62.
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Ordinance No. l22.
In relation tn Building Sidewalk o.
the North Side If Jackson Street.
between Commercial and
Second Street.

Tie City 81 Seattle does ordAin A. follows
SECTION lxr The owners of Real Estate border
ins On the north side Of jackson street and bt-
tween Commercial and second streets IL May
n.-as plat q seattle. shall build aAd construct
s'ass. ana substantial sa3ewalk net less than six
feet In width Ard u plank not less than tao
inches in thtekass- said ~ork g. be dope - tbs
satisfaction Of the City Eng.neer, Al 10 te
pletsa wttaiz tAigTy ~ After tie passAss q tbs
Ordinance.
sxc N. That If any owner o. Real Estate kose
duty IL Is by the arsf Section q this Ordnance &c
build and eossFruet Sidewalk A. therein speci
aea. shall fail 90 comply with the requirements
81 sss3 SECTION tic street Commissioned sAali
proceed .a3 build and construct said Sidewalk
As ae~rtpa in the srsf sctsoz 81 iAIs Ordinance
ana The reasonable expense q building tie
saxz. sAsl! h.e collected from tia sdialuiag Io'
owners, A. fnss AMI penalties are collected IN
etner
Passed September Isl. A ID. lsss
Published sepseEae~r &th. A ID l-.a
G. A. WEED. Mayor.
VIZ. A. ISxAs, City csesk. srps-ts