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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-16
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
Per North Rieer. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COCOA-Quiet and without decided change,
CHlCOR1-In far demand and hanged.
COILS selling rather more freely but prices still
uOl FtEspot $40 dull at ssc for fairs sales. options
lows January, 6.36 $685. February. 0466 30 March.
DOT 5000 April 865H600 May $50 06G5 June. $50
$40. Mid grades steady; sales 500 mats Macassar
- ~ Cark" l6Jo bags Maracaibo and 500 packages
Mexican on private terms.
COTrON-Spot Cotton steady and fairly active Sales
bales ~ LAST evening" including 1876 for home consump
tion ana 1900 for speculation Delivered
bales Receipts at the ports to-day 1927 bales against
~ this day last week and 21 last year for tie
l62o bales against l394OS last week and I3095l
year since september Ssi326O bales. against 1893 SIS
Tor the period last season.
The quotations according the American classification
arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-16
TIE CITYS WEALTH IN REJL ESTATE

Az INCREASE OF MORE THAN S37 100000 OVER
LAST YEAR.
The assessment of real and personal estate in
this city for 1856 has been substantially completed The
books OF the Tax Department are open for
ton aud will be open until the second Monday III April
The Commissioners of Taxcsand Assessments yesterday
cent to the Mayor tue following statement of the valua
tions OF real estate by wards and the increased vaiua
tons for the year 1856 as compared with 1885:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-16

q.
The stock speculation Today fovcri,n irrcgu-
lar at tho opening seemingly In the Second hour
and decidedly weak during the succeeding hours and
The close. In the sstmpn OF such operators as now
MAKE up the spccu atlon there acchuiula
ZION OF untOwarl reports, some OF which true
and some pro,aby are absolute false Tu,ro rr. un
reports o. further demon t1aion ia the passenger
rates. But private Chicago dispatches said ~
believed that cntung on e1st-bunrd iregEt had b.
engaged ~ The Assay ONCE for export 10y Tomorrow
steamer probably $4,000 will COZ aud tins
crow 10 the speculation, although IL j. true that
S@J.OOO,Ooo might be- sent. II It wero wanted, aud
siI leave the New York banks with more tnan
SlOOOOOOD OF surplus reserve The potent factor IN tho
days operations however. was the huuOuut that
the PENNSYLVANIA Court had affirmed ana made periua-
road from purchasing absorbing the south Pcnusylvn
ma Railroad or the Beech Creek Railroad. lna.much
az g hy ibe cpr ami lf = e WE
Shore Railroad and all OF its terminal propertIcs-haa
been completed anu actually c'nslnmated. Il Is difficult
10 reason Out an analogy Dr"eon tho fue 10 complete
the transfer Of the south frnn-yvdnl and Beech Creek
railroads ami the action OF e stock market To dag afer
the failure WAS made public Nevertheless Il Is true
that upon this announcement. which was giyon wide
publication, strong market suddenly changed into
weak market, ana that "A decline was start which
stoppe only with tn OF business Morr unf,vor
able rumOrs concerning the coal trade and of Of
harmony between the companies added the general
and hclped decline IN values san there
not doubt that at ne proper moment new
Street The business Ia stocks amounted to iSOl9g
shares, against AOi ,5gl. TIC failure Of London fully
10 rcsond To our YESTERDAY late recovery gave heavy
OpaniEg but by II o'clock prices had. except for the
coal stocks. fully recovered The heaviest sufferers In
the late decline Lake Shore per cent delaware.
Lackawanna and western 2ls per cent. Delaware and
hudson Canadian Paciic ana f4cnc Nail each per
The remainder OF the active stocks show declines
state bonds were q net Louisiana stamped Is were
% "a 1873; North caro- ina special taxes declined y
- aud south Carolina uun-iunGIbes were OIL l. At
6s or city bank stocks, Commerce sold 20 at lG7ls
Tradcsmen's O2l at 10l. ami Metropolitan tj0I ut 81
the BIDS of q per cent all around. Annexed
the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-16
SHIPPING GOLD TO EUROPE.

Shipment OF gold to Europe has been re-
snmed. Brown Brothers g. Co. withdrew 100000 10
soa para from the Assay Office yesterday and J. Ken
neay Tod Co. engaged $I25.000. which will be taken
WI. s morning The sailing hour OF the Atlantic steam
n.y. o'clock to-day aud other shipmonts may be
aihongh no other definite engagements had been
Haoe 81 the close OF business yesterday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-16
FRIDAY, Jan. 15-P. VI.


The preliminary report of the Bureau of saisics con.
corning the exports for December 1885, OF the articles
which make up the bulk OF American exports makes
poor showing when compared with the same months OF
preceding years The principal details given below.
The movement Of wheat and -four little more than
half that December 1884, and about so per cent OF
that IN December. 1885, the value S6,72s,5l2. or
600 less than in 1884 and - 100000 less than
In 1888. OF course there increase OF nearly 80
per cent 1854 and lbs per cent 1888 value
of corn aud corn meal S3,215.17
$40 600 greater than in SSH and S13000O0 greater
In 1888 The total value OF the exports OF all cereals
and their products In December 1885. S10117 2I2.
81 200 900 less than 1884 aud So 300 600 less than
1883. The movement OF provisions aud dairy prod
nets shows irregular changes. bat the aggregate
lOS,0i4,S3 7 pOunds-sbOws decline OF 10, 100000
pounds from December 1875 and of 10 200 0OO pounds
from 1888. The values OF last December aggregate
$s47IssO which Ia So 400 900 smaller than Deem
hor 1884, 600 900 smaller than in 1888 The heavy
loss for the month Ia In cotton compared with Decem
ber 1884, the exports 53.Ooooo0 pounds (24s.465
bales less and the value s96Oo0O0 less Tho totals OF
beadstus aud provisions December OF three years
were: 1888, s2l.O5S.l53; 1884. s25.595 243; 1855.
$ls.592 l22. The totals OF all the articles
named in the subolned table for the
month OF years wore: 1884. S72.239.337; 1885.
$55G5i 300 These figures indicate total exports for
December 1885 OF S74 O0G 000 against $751; 200 900 I'm
December 1854 For the six mOntls-July TO Deconi-
Der lssj-the aggregate values OF the articles named
we're SAP 90 900 less than In the time OF 1884
Tho comparative movements Of the month and for six
months were As follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-16

NLwAu&sp. tin ;J.-"lrm anot; as SEE IannaTy
.,.. az. H.. cora DEL :" = 3h. '"t rn,eti ".
"a. -, s. ,. - Hlt.eN-.Nt -. be 1 TO-
,,..tn.- W.. 49,. ta~' b." i-'T prr Neaai
AL %. ..l,fi., > g.. ,e5.,ty B ~ after q adv
80. t''"r. ~ .t..t -.s:', GO "a" -.
800 80 - .r. rt -Ita 49, =. GtG.- 90
ia. A ..-.. T. % ,. .... -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-16
gains wers lost. Bar silver was 1.lsa. h,rb

gains lost Bar silver was LIED higher at 46asi
per ounce, English standard. The Bank OF England
lost $4,000 bullion on balance. At Paris French per
cents were easier at 81 40.
Imports u dry goods at New-York:
1884. 1885, 1896.
Entered OF The port. s259lD2J Sc 287 t55 50 OB9j
since January
Entered OF the port .... 5lO6718 4.9S6s4b 4s20Gi9
Thrown on inar<et... 6.3a6375 4,S34,56O A,425 AIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-16
'ericau corn for tbs past sArs. day, w.ss

The reeepts American tbs past three day. w,s
LONDON JsL i'-Pfocuce Oil sl9 "a
~ rer uG Calcutta Lnseef 4s I'D quarter fausee6
Sske az oSHtS DA Hs6nec Petroleum. 6i.d a
saa per gallcu spirits Of flrpcasas 2jx ia yer cWs
sperm o EOS Der ton. Rcsn-Coumop, IS Cd per cWrs
RAE us 1lla Provlsions-iari 55s. Oh per cwt ios
poarizng $50 Sd 5 Cd FOR cuba Muscoysc fs,r
9onnng anoat Aastrn rsllow-fSeef 25s. OIL b ;gs
427 9si Cochin. E3O Oa '~-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-16
srIr1ra or ruRpENrrNp

CIARtE.TnN. Jal II -IurDsDtua arm a; 10 ~
hANANNAt JA.. =. - IurDcntln- quIcf 40 So. 0il
VII C4oN. JLh i -fIfJtI-.It que; Al 1o1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-16
&c rehned market was unchanged.

BRADFORD Penn. Jan 15.-Crude Oil--Nattonsl Tran
cit Certificates opened at $50 and closed az s7sx
highest price. $3.50, lowest price, s7L Ciearanees.
1.796.000 barrels
OIL CRY. Penn. Jan 15.--trude Oil-NatonaI Tran
sit Certificates opened at ssi4 ami slossd at s7a;
highest price, 1888 lowest price, s7L. Sales,
l072.000 barrels cearances 1898 900 barrels; runs
4237S barrels; shipments, 5i795 barrels; charters
43 1872 barreIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-16
TIE PETROLECM MARKET.

Dealings ut the Consolidated Exchange YES.
eriay were small In oil certificates and yet prices only
yielded q cent from the ual figures of Thursday The
activity WAS spasnodic and the market was inclined TO
be steady IN tone In the afternoon reports OF an in
crease In the output OF the Dyer ashington Country
well caused general selling which carried prices down To
s7i4 cents. There sharp rally the close but
that WIS followed By an easing of, and the market
ended weak One who guesses to the immediate fun
should ignore the possible Developments IN the
Washington County field s!ould he forget that tho
situation outside OF this partonar locality is favorable
to higher prices. Carrying IS cents
at the end.
Inc range OF prices and the tota dealings at the Con-
solldated Exchange follows:
Opening. ......... Ss5a lowest scI.
nl2uest bo4 Final ................. 873
oales' D"rrels ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1921, 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-16
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan Is 1894
Yesterday. To-day.

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
BOsTON, Jan. Is, 1886
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classification
, Low Mlldliuy... ...... 8
a Niddling...........S 80,


Futures sold moderate extent closing to points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-16

Atlantic Il Fac
BCKS NOr....
Cant acinc...,
Can Southern.
Centof Y J-.-..
Cen Pacific go.
Ches q Ohio.
c 90 "a prot.
c d Alton. .-...
Clictv W..
do pref.
{ ~ Il st r....
DO DreI.....-
z - Z NJ " u.
G stP M&O.pr
CBurG Q.....
E RI h Pac..
G CO Oh
Col. nv s. Tol
Dell. y w..
ID y II. Cana.
ID q Rio q
do asst paid.
+ leu V oil
t.T.VR6 u Or
Haricln ........
! d. a V &C..
Late sn0r1
/ r q w..
LoDgIsl stand.
LOnlS " v ASH
Nj ailnattan.
VI lCh Central
NJ LSS W.Drer.
N. n. q i....
No. Pacific.
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-16
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Total sales 'SO L
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Seller 10 days. Seller days.
CLOSING PRIOEs OF PHILAD2LPHTi STOCKS
Reported by COILS &c LEVY. No. 10 Neio-a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30

sskf lrio ~ rs.ssa ~ - uzg
es1ncuncs1 Plokiftns.s ass aeF
he s,ssl opsfsa b Bt1iIls No. -
i nonsznss. Eebo1y b 8a1lls 8 -
posiue lscAi ss1so.. q 4 aeyAe1y =
d1ina -. hs , dsinR4 sissy So -
eaaizf1csien sh4f 4 aaosz1 hlm. rs
ansalisr % looai eplion 80 a1iissd -
tie ICES Lm9islatura Il Is She quala
a. pruhibltion whiuh aash pssane
mnm sufsia los ifnulf Is - eomiz
ssstion. TAewrifsr ID tls 1auses pspb.
nbsy insen1eI 10 spsAk. ~ - Rsahi-
blsianiats M nss oppouina leeal epilon
q ssatss III % Pr1hisiti1a1ls uho
ars spposlne prohihifIon q es1stls- 4
psrssn msy d = Pr1hibiiianisf sd -
b d faror % Iosal option. q be 1ay
bs b fagoE 81 I0esf oOtisn nd not :
Prskiblil0nfsi. Ths qsestleu e loesi
sssisn b not noe hafors ~ peoDls -
Washington Te1Eits1y. hat Ne qaualisn
q psahfbitisn i bsfoss he paopls q
alnosi spsEy psucinet 70 tha TsErltoEy.
Il h hssisR Go uns osFEeol sxpsaasioEs
shan it il tc uss lncoTeoi ones. We
mag e. vel einak 81 these masters h
uresiss fanQnaas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30

By means Of Ne pEapoasa tunns
from tee CAna3ian mainland b Prine.
Edward isiAad. 4 b believed tAat saaaa
snmmanioatioa may Be carried % a
ne year Toand. a. y The $50 no4 i
tae Clyas, SsSega and Thanss syutsn
TIE total dialt1oa from Oape TsFmen-
ttae - Gags Tfaxerss. ne I've terminal
po4uta. b sigat end eos half miias, ant
eetueea thsaa I've peinls are zee Slfaia.
q haEthnubsfiAaa rha elan i 4
raa snnael compoas4 e metal eylin-
deFs lAFee-siEhsha incAes thiok. fltaaz
feei "a damctsg, hned vita eannrsas
two and one-hAif feet thtck, sivlnR I
aleAf pAsaa3ewky a. ten fsea. shfuaaA
whseA ears mAy Be drawn with aEalsss
easinaa, Also 10 Faa pseru cot fr0m tie
mAinlaM1 % sAs NsW Rrunsw1ak g1saa.
laQo tset. and from Rrinaa Reward
ode 600 feEt To FsArA tks ho,lazn a
TIE stralis, uAich as tAs e1ds e thsse
ptats : t9aatg fss1 helo9 Waasr lszsl, 4
esitndsr uia Fua doua z grAdaal n
e2tee. tsatilAlioa e tha Waals VII -
sseare4 b meana e shah suuk ahass
hslf way aeFna Ne Sllnita, e wAisA
poini ne water 4 ninsty fsei doap.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30

Oar casadian friends viii probably
soen have 10 deal unh t0s proelem 81
saoessiop. The psepis Of NsvA ssatiA
have nsvsF bseE satisfied sitA their ga
nsssiou With the Doainion 0avern-
msnt, sud thsFe Is every lnaicaiioa that
thsls dissatisfaction u Asaat "a Develop
iaao Determined mevt fes Separates.
Some twsnty ace years asro ihs peapae
% CanAdA tAaneht aseesasoa 40 sxoel.
lena thiag. They weFs enthusiastically
IN fasot u {, ~ Applsa5 10 he uaiiea
States. aaa they spcsFdea he eanlFAry
sseNs. which Were isrSsly held hy tAe
people q sss DATED slsies. ~ uEiass
and anholy. fhsFe Is sssas elemsst q
satisfaction IN ths scsiias via vhisA
~ AasEieaa Fsg,ris tss pssssat aisi.
taae % Nova sssiia. Il secssstos vas
aash a. exeellaat thing e. appliea b
AmsticA. uhy shdnla a aot BE- an exeal.
iens thinG a. aEs'iied % CAEaaAf Tna
Canadians can now paadss over sAslr
ora tsAaoainR II = QaAFtsz u c4nsasY
eco and sssk ne pOlass uhsrsin a ne<.aa
ruxiaten.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30
nMT PpsI.INTHusmCn



Tks NosIhnrn faaife rs.lsoad = -
sainp : soapoa ti1ksi uhlshs = -
ahs lannf. Il Bulnoshinz .ossl 10 tss ~
II failsoad sskniM itts oalled : -ssar'
- asska1 AID il s.eooa ser one fEsf-
elsa psnsaes. Pssiisnd. 0rsagn. e T..
coma. wsnhinafoa IssrsfsEy. ana -
tnrn uhsn osiaisfiy slsnpai. eabjees 3
las folloaina eoufrass.T lks soasrss.
4hiss falioes i - Is nsfuIs Uaes lhe
fhs sssirsct oEdiasHi4 aitse11e =
sspsn iiaks4a. uilh ths eddiiaa. hss.
s4el. q ons % to eIsuss uhieh So
alssrnahas pscali1r snd Ter shteA =
rrses1sni Il probahiy nos y b soald i
fhs anuals Of gsilfeadiuE. Khs Eassi
axisnosainnsy 81 fhsse is ~ soiisslaa'
n. IA 4 nok nasd fpr ratarn passsea
unisls fhe holder idqniiAss bi1eels 3
aha oStatn4i pugohasef g sna ss.lsLs..s,
al0n OF the m4naee1 O. - e tasgssl
knsel. a Iaeorsa, ". t. On q belofs
$50 foli0einx daie q sele, 40 Naes
aaeiailg kiapsd and dated in inks sna
8HIT I1INtN u $50 A.AeA-&fNAf 49,
eleknt ehaIl then b good fes fefaHn
naalaes - Portland only, unliI and M
esaafna fhs day foltouinG dais -
siamped b sd m1naGsf.
nat Is. Ne traveller mast sepoEt %
he manaQer 81 -The TasonAr hotsl,
~ 4 b dosa noi - report. b losea
bi1 rssarn paasaRsj sad iartheE, ez.iy
ans dsy 3 allowed after - reporting On
wtleh shs isskst san be ussd, - thAt I'll
~toarinf" wbo visits tbs 8aand b
really purmisisd 10 Do % % report =
he Ineoma hotel. have himself idenai-
asd npd biz iiokst aiansd. and FasuEn
pssa hasss % Portland. Fearing that
ths tourist may iorRst % report a. " 1hs
Iasoman however. The ticket fnFshsE
onasIons hin e ''rsad ne above ean-
ssssi, and faks notios thai ne Fstafn
usst II this tlskst muss Be stamped ard
voar siansfnrs Witnessed h Ne mannsE
ussssIiesd. before il uili b honoEed fos
paraaA"
Amons Ne coupona nttasbsd % ~
sskss i ~ folloaine:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30

Dated Tacoma ". T.. -, too-.
Thia ticket l. rot a form Of adveEtis-
ine adoEted By The city Of Taeona o.
Ne Tasofsa hotel. a. miahl Be smaained
when IA "a considered that The woFd Ia
coma printsd IN bold. black type oacuFs
upon Il no leaa than thirteen sinss. Il
really l. not. II 10 q bona eis railroad
ticket and the company actually expects
10 enforce the sbsard conditions At
taohed 20 Il. A purchases Of q round
"trip ticket b oompeIlsd 10 have himself
idestihsa a Taeoma. and virtually 70
stop a ~The Tsooma" hotel.
II addition 10 the rssolation nov
pending IN Congress regarding tbe
ownership u stock 10 aoNnsits eompa.
niea b ths Northern peeiho aailFoaa
Company, Il might be well 10 inquire b.
whAt authoriiy the company compala ice
passengers " stop a. a certain town and
IN 4 certain hoteL An Amsrioan touE4
ia ahoaid have she right 70 sai and
sleep where be pleasas, and when be h
prevented from doing 90 his liberty is
ssEloaaly lnfrinRed. This Is . ease
Which the American eagle should not
fail - investigate.
There are many points II connection
uish thia tiaket which occur with great
forea 70 any Who may be Of IN inquir.
tna taFa o. mind. and which are alto
eeshss iikely 10 myssify even the wisass
and hsat Informed. For instances. there
h he eoupon Whirh h good ses three
meals and q ni9ht's lodging ~ The To.
eomAn notal, Tnooma. WI AFe tAess
meals % be consecutive meals. OF are
they meals which can be eaten - any
timsf Must they Be eaten By shs toas-
isi hlnasif o. may be invils tso fFisnas
% partahe with him Of the snmEsaoas
Fepastg II they niual b consecutive
meals aud must bo eaten By She tosFisa
hlmsslf, thsa tha toaFist mast siag ~
Tue raeomA Hotel. Tacoma. ". 7 = ~
leasf enc DAY and one Might, which b eli
the tine allowed him % We tiokel after
Feposting " the Manager 81 theFAeomA
Hotel, Tacoma. ". IT. Probably roth.
iae bus . wFii Of Aabeaa sarpas could
deliver tas holder q one Of thsss lieAssa
from she saaaaive Jaws q she Taeo-
ma Until he bad stFislly falaliea The
eonditions q his ooatraes hy eAtinz
Tires meals and taking nieht's lodg
fra
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30

Tha obsorvanss q Msmoriai Dss
throaeh0as ne eDunisy yin Be eaussal.
Far from falling into ahsganss. ~
eust1n q dsoozatina Win flowers -
graves 81 Ne dad hsEoss Of ths Rebsi.
lioa. nssma - eonnend Itself mere ed
noss % Ne psopls ysar b Jar. IL
dsmoustraiisn n New YoEk tom0R1ou
pEomsssn % - ons q he mos impos'
ing il TIE histsgy 81 ne city, and 0sn'
ornl Grans viii deep aemsErsw niRhl
baussah 1 Wilderness q flowers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30

RpETeR PusF-IRTELx1aEacnni
A fee days ago We went 10 Olympia
on oiiiciAl business. In camplianes with
The Fagulationa % ne Secretary af tie
tnteri0E. 10 report 10 she BuEvegag Gan-
eEal ZOE lnGlgnoflon il tha Surveying
manual. We found Captain Wa. Ne
Aiaken. the lata 9urveTuf 0eaarai, o.
e1pylne The Territorial freasarsras
oaios. bet be took he sFoabis 70 Rivs as
inslfuotiona - regards snhdivtdinR, ee-
eataelishina lost esFaefs and the uae q
the eoFioe IN establishes oognsFa 30
private claims. He Also tntrodaeed %
70 Major breeksnFidge. the newly 40.
puinted Surveyor 0ensEal. whom we
found b - . perfect Qsntleuan, and
wha vii prove 10 Be IN hooor e he
0asegnmens and 9 BLESSING 30 ne pso.
PIE here. We also bad impaFiana basi-
n9sa nt the united Mates Land OHiaa.
The 0osarnmena dranghtaman. h pre-
paEtna far ~ mays. IN beck fern, o.
She whQie eoaniFy, with ahNlFaaia, ffom
he ars, danalion settler doWn Do he
present data.
We have valuable information fos
coed many men. Call a oas ofElss.
J. q. JANIcKn 4 euN.
fAL1s CETH, MAy Saih. ISIS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30

Flrut Baptist Chursh Foarth atrsss
near Jame9 Rev. d. y. Pinrca, pas1or.-
eefFtccE ~ II q N and - n n. Mcfn
tnE Herman. ~Cor science and IA Ealus
IN search fas Trgah.p EvanlnE hour givuI
% anatversAry eanceTA. a. which TIE n
fieua phases e church work Win be ro
waved. MuHie intcasperNsa.
ToanN Meas ChristsAa Aassrsaslon
casnnf Fs0at and MAriUn straelA - Meet
ing a. 4 ,. n. % which all are most cor
atasly tnyitaa. especially atranRerA
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Al anReeoani4nle naissAAe = mA1s IS
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The baak d ihe ticket Il aEnamented
wlih 4 blank inscribed Manager q
sIha Taooma' hotel. a Taooma, ". r.
vii stamp IN space beioW.~ Beside
this i the following formi
In nomplianes With my contraet with
fhs Northern Pacific Railroad Com
uanf. I hereby Subscribe my name 81
NE original purchaser Of this ticket.
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$1,000 RKWIRD.

DR. ORDER or THK COMMISSION
~ ezN q King co1nry, ". T. hsrsbJ
o4er tloo reward fer tie arrest ard ooa
xlcllQn q tie person. Who, On tAa sth day
o. kehEqary, murdered J. Manning cof
man ane Wilbur PMttens en LAka Wash'
inge11a n sAid co1l1y.
L.H MCGRAW, shsriR
seattle. ". r Feh 3, iEN feR
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$1,000 REWARD

Il Will PAY THE ABOVE REWARD
paranas implicated N the Murdered IoA.
1rqm. - Green liver. On ne lee % The
~. r. r. r., ID King coansy. w, II. On
Ne hight q Sepl ~ ISIS
J, q. Mc0RAw.
ap4ldW sheriff az EfnR county.
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CLOSING OUT BELOW COST. CLOSING OUT below COST
r. HERSHBERG & 90.
SIG and SIS Front street, Seattle.


Everything sO as advertised ans
Intending
following complete TlI
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Twos roRY HOUSE, AND LOT ON
City Lata al 0as and 9ls up.
H09o with har. Laundry.
Second hand Furniture Store.
300 acres land. part cleared . PER eCre
White river raach, cleared bottom. eI15
3 RastaHrantA esoo. $50, $50; bargains
Vacated claim. go tFellnquished home
ssssdh % pEe-emptions eleo 4lsA s2ae. eic
Eiveacro homes. cleared, SO up.
TfnGo City Lon for Ranch.
AoytgagSs On solid prePsrfy, sfos %
City and Coanty scrip. -
New and seoond-hAnd Safes.
WANTED.
$50 and e9ao % loan On city property.
Money good security; best intaresi
paid. Call on "a
Woman and girls; highest wa9es mia.
lronarA waaheFa and cooks Ne. pay.
10 furnish fArm handA 90 Per meath.
S@ 1920. asa ass99ss sSs psr pos ~
I've Iaay psrtasra' fsr life. 81 two wei
so-do men. Dont AZ anythtngl.
FOR RENT.
Ihses Fruit nnd Vegetable Gardens
near town, veg cheap; take them e
EineleaA housss q 70 S3s.
Furnished q unlurnlahsd roma with
O. without hoard. 81 q munth M.
Popular Salo0nL ee1
lepaors FAanh; Improved orchard and
haY 10 oaah runk
@-acEs Improved ranch. O. monsh.
House mnd large UnrGlan. IN eown.
FHrNished Restaurant o. Loagtng Hoase
Gao. W. CRANE,
waaAlngtsn TsEFiisEy ERplsymsna hu.
ssaa asas eeEner CslmsrsiAi and
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Summer Boarding.

TT PARTIES Desiring ARD.
Il with eno accommodations and pleas
ant SURROUNDINGS. near the line Of the
EFumt street car track, In North Seattle.
win call mf the realdenco Of MrA. Ham
street car win run cut 70 cur placa three
a. four tines q cay n desired.
myqB MRS +. A. HAMMOND.
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Mr. Ia, oacl ere ksaIs shaa = i psns.
abs that ne Ortef 81 ~ q asiss nj
- canfsrFsd upon ~ Empozex {
China.
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A FTRsT-CLAss COOK. APPLY AT
n residences Of J, o. HATNK9. n. Il
cor. Seventh and union streets. my8