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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE Julv lsCoton nomnay firm; Middling 10 &C
Flour acsye Arm Hovarh stse't aud Western d
81 so Citv Mills supernne ~ 5oo2 S. Extra do sS 25
S hS DFf Patent IS So quiet firm q F
Winter Red spot s4aest'.c: 40 July is.as4'e. 90
Southern quiet: White CO a66c: yellow ab9e West
Ir Gr' pG ssey @Is SPOT o and
seady 40d45o Pennsylvania 400 45c Western
steady: Pr@s al So esoc HaT QUIET Prime to choice
Western $40 ooels 80. Provisions quiet and stsaiy
Rb Sides packed She 5acon-shoulders She. Clear RID
Sides 9 Hams l2a elS1c. Iari refined at g,c Batter
arm Western DscFs tsI6c Creamery lss Egg.
dull RIO carsoes FIR at y &c sugsr firm "A" sot.
81 26esI2s. Freight. to LverpOol per steamer hrm
ct5Sn S2 Fon Fer ton Ss Gan Corr az 1 %
1000 bush Rye $50 bash shpmeutsoFlon ~ 900 66 3
Wheat 5000 bush saleswheat 100000 bush Corn 1000
BUSH
BUFFALO. July ls.-wheat-No Hard opened easier.
with carload. at &c over chclgo AUGUST: later
at size 10 Northern fr iIooo bush sold At s6ic,
closing 6c asked. Writer Wheat scarce and firm
40 2 Amber 90c White oregon 949c. Cora higher; IN
light demand No Yellow &c; 10. Yellow Ole
No in SOC Oats active hrm ana higher $1,000 bush
White sold 1t 80 SgSc closing at +0c asked 1000
bush. No Mixed at Slko In store Rye none here,
s. OO Best Winter s. 80 So Mlfeed firms Winter Bran
Sl59lG 90 Spring do so 23aSi4 10 SoInmeaI stesdy
2lc oats 20 asked, Recrlpts-Flour $500 bbLs Wheat
5000 bb, Wheat 2looo bush Corn $4,000 bush. oats
10000 bush. Canal Shipments-Nheat 5000 bush. Corn
~ 600 bush oats $4,000 bush
boston. July lsFOur unchanged Corn quiet. steady
Steamer Yellow Gle oats quiet but steady NO White
2c shorts quiet and unchanged Provisions quiet
2OS3ic Northern Creamery u 2e Cheese steady
NewYorx and Vermont Extra SC Egg. steady IN -Isht
Isc Receipts Fionr 1000 bbia ami 1900 acks Corn
- 900 bush oats $4,000 bush shorts AZ TONS
CHICAGO July ls-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET

New:York. "wednesday, July 1s-BEEvEs- Receipts
100 OF :. 352 heai-ll2 Jersey CITY
o; Of which were for the market and Is for
export, at oothsL and II cars direct to East
Side slaugherers
The market for Native % Prime Steers openei strong
lJc per 100 n higher but II fell OF and closed with
downward tendency Texans snd Common Natives
wee barely steady ana closed weak At loe per 100 n
Poor % Prime Native steers sold at fias6 per 100
n. and q few Extra a. 90 t06eG 30 Texans sold
80 5Css4 50 Bulls % 4oas4 % Two carloads Of Ohio
shipments today 10 Sheep in the steamer Bermuda ;
morrow, a. Beeyes aud 81 sheep 10 the Trinidad,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco. July 1s. 1883.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
RAILROAD Earnings THIS MONTH.

" wednesday,, July Io-p N.
Sixteen railroads nave reported their gross
earnings for the second week in July. Or the
number, eleven companies have returned gains
and five companies have returned losses in the
same week of 1887. The net gain of the whole
is zoe per cent. Conspicuous among the COM
panies showing gains are the Northern Pacific and
Norfolk and Western. which show Improvements
of about 80 per cent. The earnings for three
years of the two companies named are printed be-
low under Railway Earnings The following
table divides the aggregate earnings of the COM
panies which have returned gains and losses and
shows the aggregate gains and losses and the
percentage OF each:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
Total 10 co.'s COG 800 e. 7O7 3os Inc $3.50 942 70a

Total 16 co.'s Ell 800 81 707 3OS s13O942 100
To-day's stock market fairly active without
the development Of any special feature beyond
additional evidence OF it's broadening character.
The changes in prices small and Insignificant.
Yet there little realization of profits
and to an extent that three weeks ago would
have occasioned sharp reaction. There was some
liquidation Of the short interest, particularly
in ST Paul and Union Pacific. but there also was
some new selling for the Short account, induced
by the evident reazations hy short-hOrned bulls
To what extent, if any, the aggregate Short
interest has been reduced must be left for to-
morrow's loan market 10 develop. To-day the
borrowing demand was active and St Paul loaned
as high as l-64al-32 per cent premium for use.
The prominent feature is that neither long
sales nor short" liQuidations affected the market
values adversely, and chat there was new market
TO absorb the sales CT one and reject the In
fuences Of the other, and leave the market gen.
orally little better at the close than it last
evening. A few idlosyncrasles were peculiarly
developed by the days dealings; Northern Pacific
is earning more than its first chargcs-probably
some $500 600 more in the year ended June 80
but not dividend on it's preferred stock, which
to-day was strong at 81 l-4a57 Union Pacific
is earning at the rate Of 7 per cent on its
stock and that to-day was only steady at IA
per cent lower than Northern Pacific preferred.
Norfolk and Western last year earned nearly 3
per cent on its preferred stock and thus far this
year to May 81. the company has gained in net
earnings Sl6l.165, or over 26 per cent; and
yet the preferred stock to-day was quoted ms strong
at per cent lower than Northern Pacific pre-
ferred. These irregularities in the coming market
probably will correct themselves after a little
while The market closed dull and strong.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
The bonds offered to the Treasury to-day
amounted &c sl,9ol. $50; only $4,000 Us az
Governments WAS dull with quotations rs follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
LIVE srocK MARKErs BY rELEsRAPn


suTYALo July ls-cdris- last % hours l. t2s
last week 1884 head Consigned through all OF
which TO Nrw.York sale
Sas,p-eceipts last - 3iOO Total
the week thus 400 head For time week
20 600 head Consigned through Ii which TO
Nev.York; carloads for sale market weak. Good to
Choice a. 50af 30
Hog.-Rscopts AS. q hours $50 head Tota fo- tbs
week thus far 81. IL head For time last week
20 925 head Conszuei through 80 OF which TO
NewYork carload. for sale market advanced "a lOc
Selected Workers Sc 00d5 Is Seleciei Medium weights
80 q other grades unchanged AL offerings taken
CHICAGO Union Stock Yarns July lH-rAe Drorsrf
Journal reports C1ne-Recepts lO010 mead; shipments
1000: active. steady. Choice Extra Beeves
1870 2bi Feeiers 81 IS as IS Bills
and 5d<3 81; Texas Cattle 81 rs 81 Natives
and Halt breeds 81 IS a. 40.
Rsos- i2oOO head; shipments 4OOOi market
sotiV-. Mixed s. 6595 e5; Heavy So 7je6 iOi Light
50 fOd5 SO.
active Inferior Fancy. 50 OD9s5 Is Western
20 TeIAns f3 25s4 To- Lambs Is oOS6 % yer
100 q.
ST Loyt. July Ia cattL,- ReoeiDt, 2iOO heal; shis.
meats 1900. market nrm Choice Heavy Native
Steers 20 ass 90 Fair Good Native steers 81 40
o. so bntohefs steers Msiinn 70 Cholca 80 1904 go
stockers snf Feeders Fair 10 sod az 40 as 80 hangers.
curn.fei So 50 as 90 xrassfef 81 3O13 TO-
go1s-ksceipts |. 800 head; shipments 700. Market
steady Choe. Heavy sni Butcher selection. IS sof5 %
Packing. Medium 10 PrimeL s. 701S S. Light grsces
Ordinary TO Bost IS 1913.
Sherp-secsipts l.5Oo head shipments l,o0o. AArkes
steady Fair " Choice ss aoGA7A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE yARKErs

LIVERPOOL July 1850 D. m-Beei Holder offer freely:
India mess dull AT 3 81 dali 55s
POrk-Hoiers offer irc1ly prime Western dull
62s 3D. Hams-Holders offer moderately Bacon
offer moderately. Chee'e-Hoders offer freely;
white and ooo7cd dull al AZ. 81. T4llow-H elders
freely Spirits Of TurpentneHo offer f-eey
dul u.s. Cd KOsn-HOlfrrs sfer freely.
furures-Hoiders offer sparingy Wheat-Holters offer
moderately. Flour-fIodrrs otter moderately COrn-spot
AMI Future.Holders offer freely; mixed Wesern-Spot
dull I'd JnlV. dull at is Gid DO August dull
"a I'D do September dull At "a 6i4d Hops London
New York state-H Holders offer freely.
LONDON. July Isl D. m-I.ias seed oil. lss cwt.
ANTWERP. July lo.-Wicox's lard closed " francs
loo kilos.
ANTWERP. June ls.-Perolcup-Fine pale American. II
francs % cenmes paid and II francs g. cenes sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
TIE PETROLEUM .MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There was better the crude oil market yester-
ady and indications rather favorable to the belef
that reaction from the ge 10 near 50 cents
was about The speculation did not lack rreguariy
and the fluctuations somewhat evorlsh but the de-
precision accomplished slight and prices showed DIS
position rally slight encouragement fairly active
volume OF trading recorded Early operations were
made at 81 25asO rs and then there was
from the bears which carried prices up 70 81 Is
cents The afternoon the market was pushed down
moderate fraction, In the late dealings renewed
demand speedily restored figures 10 about the best OF the
day The field warranted even greater recovery,
well the Reibod and the Thorn Creek pools
dry. The speculation l. narrow enough 70 he IN
by operations In either direction tut the
realizes the danger OF extending short lines too
much IN view OF the low prices the scarcity OF real
and the commercial conditions, which arc
likely to potent FOR advance later on. -
break shook little weak long interest =
vet ha small change IN the more important
nents the ned influence 70 b. felt by crude vi
probably b. renewed pressure of demand FOR refined The
season fairly entered and TIE needs Of the foreign
trade are ~ great the refined market Is ey TO
look a. favorable unienaby s. the wlsst policy In
opinion OF many ryatYc operators j. purchases
on Just such reactions naturally followed the recent
rise to the eighties. The market closed strong.
Stock Exchange Consolidated
R RPsRa:s 49,: e. 81:
Lowest ~ 80
sales barrels 3d. 600 $4,000
Refined oil was steady and unchanged at 3-s cents
gallon. Abel test all ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPOET.

COFFEE-The demand for spot BldSn lots was light
and yaues well ma!ata.ned on me basis OF IA Izc
for far Rio spot invoices The milder growths were
steady on the basis Of I4Gl4 lac for CucutS. Sales 800
bags savana $50 bags MaracaDo In option trading
sales reached so bbgS Nearby options closed
decline OF 15e2U points for the day, while distant
months were without decided change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
OIL MARKETS.

OIL CITY Penn. July Satonal Transit certincase,
Saea coo barrels, clearances 370tDO0 barrels char
ters 81 6s7 0bls shpments 1870 barrels 2lG
Pr1rssuRa Penn July ls-Petrolsnm fairly active:
National Transit eerusaIes opened AZ 81 oo,si 81
hlghesu 81 lowest 8J'I
BRADFORD Penn July l8-Nstlonsl Transit Certdcatos
opened ct sls closed az STA highest SO lowest Sii
Clearsncee. |. 3o1. 900 barrels
TIrusvI,iL Penn. July s-Natona Transit Certificates
opened al 81 q highest 81 lowest s9Tsi closet 5ls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19

COITON-Spot pfces WeFs adj shcc I,I0c alI lhe ~
port receipts to-day segregated $50 bales comparing
corresponding day last year Since september (the
beginning Of the crop year the receipts have aggregated
fj9lss bales comparing with $3.50 0S for the cor
responding time last season.
Quotations based on tho American standard OF eassaa
flnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19

covered Receipts, sl753,s55; payments
sl,9l9,l53; resulting in general balance OF
81 90 800 073 consisting of 81 3,3724 35 COIN and
81 04S, 53s currency
REPORTS from WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington TO-
ceived to-day S25OO 600 National bank notes Tor
redemption.
The customs receipts were s1.139,90s and the
internal revenue receipts were S2J3,36O.
Io-day's Washington Treasury stat cement OF cas-
on hand and deposits in bank compares WITH t1e
figures of the last previous statement as follows:
July Il. July IL. Differences
hsnd...... 800 sos 1o1 s1eo,449 $40 Dec slo55759
hsnd........,. 5ose7.74s 52,9is.679 Inc. 5ooSl
Net legal tndArs
hand. IS, OiS.1SS 3Sc53,Ib4 Inc. 0'''o
Actual cash Ia
Treas'y vaults
eertncstes sos1 451, OBJ sosoA3J 7s5 Dec 5000 252
Deposits in bks Ji,l7l.e2S 54Scl, lou Inc oV'"--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
/ standard OF clsssi dca-
STAINED.


Good Ordinary 9to t Ms1 Mladins 10 $fC
with nrncr foreign and Southern accounts the option
trading was active ami quite strong closing figures repre-
seutng an advance Il points and lag points
on late months sales, -, 500 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
rrpnpEAN rINANC1AL MARKET

LONDON July ls-4 p. - Con'ols 80 ll'l6 Tor botn
money and the account; Atlantic and Great western
first gage trustees Certificates 3h Canadian Pacific
So Mexican Ordinary 44T ST. PAM. Common. ~
Erie Pea Mexican Central first mortgage bonds. bs'1
Bar silver i. quoted at AZ l. 1Gd. per ounce.
The amount bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land n balance TO-DAY - flOO,OOO
Money "a L2634 per cent. -. ~ :,
Paris nvices quote per cont rentes at So francs )
centimes for the account London st 70
80 FOR cheeks -. - !,
three months bills is - q u per cent
spanish As ~. .,, -.
India Council bills allotted to-day at decline OF
III A. nerr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-

NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
REP PE SsScH s qGEsS
L rnai c6MMESSIXG JgLY / Is -, ,rprpry.
ST. 100. ~, g 49, III Is a. N. 4 80 q 80 80
800 an an and 30 90 =, ,xn nrsppossEs SITS.
80 40 . 10 a. m. 1o 90 noon 80 3 10.
40 Qlm.ted express, except Red Bankl 20. 8 100.
100 D. N. Sundays 10 9 is a. m. 5 100 D. m
" stunt Gen Pa. Act n. G.P.A.CRRN.J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
SPIRITS OF TIC RPENIINE

CHARLESTON July IS -Turpentine cria at 81 20
sAvASSAH July la-rurpentine arm at S2o
WiLAlsGToS, July la-Tufpeatile stsAdy d vi ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

BUFFALO ROCHESTER AND PITTsBUIo.
Number Of miles,. 99f 2e4 ~, ~
Second week in July s2S O29 Ef1,132 e35o III
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
S Ss%si' week Ct T IA sssssSS
Jan 10 July H. z,G0G,3i2 5651,394 o4I-''''
CHICAGO AND ATLANTIC.
Number Of miles, 2Gs 26s 25S
Second week in July so9377 si2@2t s35sdd22
JAN TO July H.. 504,4O9 ll1o'49 I'HS'-O-
CHICAGO AND INDIANA COAL
Number Of miles,. 1l0 40
Second week July $500 $500
Jan. to July A. 2094ol Z'0O''
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE AND ST PAUL
s sT@Sf week S6 IN July s4oosss Tis55
Jan / to July A.. 1154s.ll5 120j6354 n425' 800
LOUISVILLE. NEw-oRLEANs AND TEXAS.
Number o, miles, 5l1 5l2 ~ 5ie
Second week In July s252lo $3.50
Jan TO July H. 56leOl lleo'olO
NORTHERN PACIFIC
SssSi e: ~ '
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
Number miles, 81 533 49, o94
Jan to July Ia, 1,540,I38 o0o704s 2,ieo9so
TEXAS PACIFIC
Number OF niles. 1,4s7 14s7 Las.
Second week in July So, 10 syl'oi..
TOLEDO Ann ARBoR AND NORTH MICHIGAN
Number OF miles, 100 ~ -, 10 Ia
Second week in July s0515 1920 Ell, ~
JAN to July H.. 167OIs "o3,5io ol''9-V
WESTERN NETWORK AND PENNSYLVANIA
Number OF miles,. GG3 COS - o63
Second in July e52 700 $500 $1,000
Jan ! to July A.. 1,305137 1,3G9,G75 1,5Si,9Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19

Net cash bacs $685. 1885 1872 935 Dec $50
The foreign exchanges were duh and barely
steady at quotations for business as follows ;
Bankers bills, 81 sc rs and 81 IS 3-s for long
and short sterling respectively 3l9 IS ana
marks; 40 IA and 10 - for guilders.
In London. British cOnsols after opening aI
90 81. closed at % 11-l6 for both money ana
account The Bank Of England lost 100000
bullion on balance Money between bankers ruled at
1-2a34 per cent and at l 1-Sa1 IA per cent Tor
discount of bankers bills. Bar silver was weaker
at AZ Lied. per ounce English standard
r. p Flower & Co. offer limited amount OF
Chicago and Eastern Illinois general mortgage
IS at 81 "A The bonds are q first class security
The DAILY Mining Company has declared its
dividend OF $4,000 for June, PAYABLE at the
Office Of Lounsbcry & Co., Mills Building. July
81. Transfers close July % Total dividends 10
date s675,0O0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19


BRISTOL PROVIDENCE and OLD COLONY.
Splendid orchestra attached to each vessel
Leave New YORK from Pier 2s, N l. tod No')' foos
Of Murray st. follows:
80 D. m-For Fall River direct connecting for Boo
ton, Ftchburg. New Bedford, Marthss vineyard, Nan
tucket and local points OF old Colony Railroad
615 p m--For Newport and Fall River, due Newpoe
about s. AS, Fall River, connecting with express
trains and through for Boston. Cape Cod. Lowell.
the White Mountains, &C. =.
points. Returning leave Boston p m
Connection by boat daily from Brooklyn, p 70.
Jersey City, p m. Tickets and aterooms may De OBJ
tanned New York 2O7, 2S I'll, ga, 957 and 323
Broadway 2Ot West I25th- and 13s East 125h- st.
1853 BoWeFy, Astor House and Windsor Hotel Line
Onice, Pier 2s. N. 2, and on steamers
gro. L. CoNNoR, @. 7. A. BORDEN LOWELL. Asts
N ORWICH LINE for Boston, Worcester.
~ Portland. White Mountains Direct route TO New
London Norwich. Watch Hin and Block Island,
Steamers leave oa bler sscv. ns.
brossess Ferry, daily Sundays excepted at 30 p
This uncqualed facilities for handling and dstrfb
uting freight THROUGHOUT w-Encland One steamer
each daily except SUNDAYS. exclusively Tor freight
Tces and STATE Rooms secured a. eo7 POI S37 397 95I
Brooklyn: coutst 1913 washlngtonst and 33i Fulton,
~ AZ Pier 40 North River. and on Steamers
G. w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19

SALES AT THE STOCK EXClLN'GE-JuLY H.
THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
THE MARKET BROADENING.
SPECULATION FAIRLY ACTIVE.

THAT Will PHobAbL
CORRECT THEM ELVES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19

ITO NEW HAVEN, 75c.
EXCURSION good dsys. 81 %
Steamers c. II NoRTHAM and CONTINENTAL ieeys
Peck slip Pier IS F. R. D. m and II ?. n. tSundays
D. }. connectiag New-Haven with special trans
for MERIDEN. HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD, HOLY.
OEE &C. Through tickets sod and baggage checked %
S44 Broadway. New. York. and COurtsr. Brookyn
EALL RIVER LINE
Il FOR BOSTON NEWPORT, FALL RIVER PHOVs
IDENCE and ali Eastern points
DOUBLE SERVICE RESUMED
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-01
AN INDIAN KILLED.
he Was Drunk and an Ofiicrr Shat
Him by Aecident-other News
from spokane.

SPOKANE FslJ.s, W. r., May 3i.--Au
unfortunate occurrence took place
here yesterday evening. whereby nm
Indian lost his i.ie. Several drunken
Indians were riding wildly through
the city. and reaching the outskirts
they became ioisfernus and threaten
ing. Chief Of Police Warren pursued the
Indians, more 10 ascertain the source
of their whisky supply than To- arrest.
Coming up to the redskins they howl
eli fight and were abusive, and then
attempted to escape. The officer pur-
sued aud overhauied two On hors-
back. Warren's statement j. that he
fred one shot % brighten them, but
they didn't scare Then he struck
one with the butt 81 his pistol. cats
Ing IL to be discharged The ball en-
tered the neck of the other Indian,
killing him almost instantly. The
shot was purely accidental. There
was no intention on the part of the
officer To shoot the Indian, The cor.
oncrs Jury this morning found yer.
DIET accordingly. There i much ex-
citemcnt among the Indians mere over
the shooting, but no danger of retalia.
ton l. apprehpnded. Efforts are be-
Ing made to detect and pani>h those
selling liq,isr tn Indians.
In the district court the trial Of nil
worth, the murderer OF Andy
Heart. began this morning. A jury
was easily obtained. The evidence
will bc concluded this evening and
the ease will probably be submitted Il
the jury in the morning. The proha
hiliticS are that the verdict will he in
tho prisoner favor. as a weak ease
has been made, oar - the prosecution
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-01
TACOMA.

T.cost. Nav ai.--Jadee ALVIN was
occupied all lay In the close and hot
little room which out OF courtesy j.
called chambers. hearing arguments
In the now more os les famous ripari
an-right ease % fsakegtun against
winrate,
The position taken by the plaintiffs
counsel Was that they were above
water At ordinary tisis; that they had
ti,le rs right 81 purchase from parties
who had tist;csi the oid lawn aud that
ia huyiug shey boaghi the right 20 hold
t,iic> that aere at tAe time driven there
and thr right. in time, 10 extend to
deem water hy right of having the lot
which lay ftigtheSt east or near the
deep water that having possession
they had the right 80 defend against
the cnereaehuaentS os etheFs until
such Others showed = better right taan
POSSESSION. and which the defendants
asd not attempt, They held. further,
that Wiagate bought his Dot knowing
that they 1.-THE Eaaiutiffsl owned the bot
in fruat. or between him and deep
water.
The Defendants counsel claimed
that the nsesater eae was west ~ Pink
erton'. lot e. TIA; he could not own
the Na,cr. nor could anybody scn him
the water, Ana # he hsd paid any
thing for tot that ssy under Il then
&c hal paid for that which % yns
eo.,id hisy OF ~ enc SeN. Frequent
and sighting re.cfence va mastc hy
Mr.. carroll to Mr. llakcFfOu's >aw.
dust Pale upan wAieh be had erected
a tso-doiisr peF.lsson;h hs,gsc, whssA
reference was FSsnted by Judge
Tosne ~ plaiatisis counsel.
Judge Allyn tssok the papers and
viii deliver a written opinion yer
haps tomorrow whAh vii he
hooked Tor SitA considerable iatcvcSt-
IL i aid the POINTS t. he decided arc
VERY sinaslag - ,hc Seattle es~e uFcn
which an epiniefs = expected IN June
WIN Change ssaehss in sua..
Judges Anyn ard Nash VII ehanEv
hssseheS II the June tcrm cf court te'
GINNING On the fourth M0nsisy. JWSrs
Nash. 81 may he rsssiily uissicrstoosi
l. lnssrcsssSi through having tecn en-
rsgVsI as esGa,et ess osse slae 90 ths
.,ssser ~ 3 iaxxe ngnslseF 81 tlse c.sses
that cone bslozx the essars over Their.
Snss l. thsrcfc-x disqualified ~ q; k2si
srsstsss a. PASS ias1gfsssfst IN fhesa. II
i tof this sszsosa that be aai eonic 10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-01

nS AND AFTER SUNDAY, NAY 0rh.
~ ISs, and untfl further notice trains
viii rpp q per schedule below. connecting
a Union Rsy with steamers ON Lake " ASH
fnxfcu. and q Gilman with stages to and
fsum Fan CITY and SnoquAlmie Hop Ranch
Passenger ieaxing Seattle ct 80 g m can
reach Fall CITY and Hop Ranch sanc even
inx. and by ieAyiug latter point ey stage Ia
morning can reach seattle ct e1o p M
same day
a" daily
s-B- daily except Sunday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-01
The Meshodlst Conference.

NEW YORK, May 3l.--At today's ses-
sion OF the Methodist conference not
more than Is or 20 delegates were pres
ent. a large number of them having
returned home. The report providing
for a union OF Methodists OF all nation
alities was adopted.