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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-14

bank. ' Sss ms: $3.50
Net cash balnces 500 774Goo s34O7oss1 Inc soh75a
The foreign exchanges were dull and firm at
quotations for business as o foT orr and D sSoF
sterlng respectively: 5.1s "a and 5l6 ~ Tor
francs: % 5-s and % IS for reichmaris; 40 Ia
and 40 IL for guldcrs . J.. ,,- o,oo,,r,
The gold engagements Tor export 'o-u"y "n'o"u'
eu rho 'T Anil exports of cotton were sl0,05572
and of petroleum 81, APO, against sS.44l W
and So 5s73i8 respectively in April. 50. t0tai
Of both. si3, s2O,146 April 1883, and s7'4@So"
April 1887. ... ,oar NJ 90 ,1c
and 90 4 respectively for money ana account.
Par silver was IL Cd higher at AZ Lisa. per
ounce English standard. American railways were
higher and ruled strong TO the close, atuouS.
reactng some from the extreme adNahces ho,a'H
10. the Eastern trunk lines. ~ Paris frehch,
per cents declined to 8295aS29' u. ana slsnC
exchange on London was easy at 2o.2o francs u
NR p. Flower & Co. offer to investors the gel-
eral consolidated first mortgage per ceII I,l.y
wear bond of the Chicago and Eastern haliroau
Company. The company has pald dlVidenus vi
its preferred stock for three years: w., r.....
The following securities sold At the Real Esmfe
Exchange and Auction Room, limited by Adrian IL
- Shares Kings County Fro Insurance Company.
lag 20 Shares Nassau Fire Insurance COMPANY; 49,
10 Shares South Brooklyn saw MN company Ia.
81 coo Peoples Sigh. Company 1st Mortgage
pei 600 Peoples GasLght Company cent Bond
$40 900 Coney Island Brooklyn Railroad (Smth.s
llne) Mortgage per Bonds, due 1904, 100 Il
90 Shares jamaica and Brooklyn PaLk l0ad - oo per
share. -, ,.,,-- ~ -. .A..o
Shares Kings c.unty Rural Gazette. Flatbush L. L.
80 Shares Prudential Fire Association of New-YofS
| Of "a. - o o-,o.o,oo
| Nj New York Produce Exchange Slf5O.
100 Shares Atlantic Dock Company OF Bro0HlYl 100.
81 600 Ncw.YoTk city 10 Ter cent Registered As
sessnent Bond due November. 1890. 100 -.
$1,000 Borden Mining Company per cent Bond due
January l. 1907, 30. -.
Mortgage g per cent Bonds, 9S IA.
| az Shares Mechanics Nations, Bank. 1877 10
IS shares New-YoTk, New-Hayen and Hartford Rail
road. 900 ,. ,,
! So 10 . . NJ, .o
20 Shares Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
preferred 100 ~. $500
90 Shares Aod-st and Gfand-st Ferry Railroad pol.
90 Shares American Loan and T1rst Company %
SO Brooklyn City per cent Public Park Loan, due
July, 1915. Coupons January and July 107 IA.
| z Shares / T. National Bank OF brooklyn. 340
% Shares rmlnia Fro Insurance Company, 1871 =.
Clearneld Bituminous Coal CORPORATION Series
| Al 1st Mortgage per cent Bonds due 1917. 05
| Q Shares Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
common. 81 IL. :
per cent Extended Bonds Of 1898. Endorsed. 100.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
HAVANA MARKET

HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA June Spanish gold 234. 923t H. Exehange
anst ON United states. SIXTY days god 0ISi9 Pre-
mum Iva premium London zAS Ply
mium; on Paris, gss 81 premium. Sugar hrm-
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'IICES WEAK AT SOME CHANGES FROM
THE LOWEST FIGURES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-14

SALES AT THE STOCK ExcHANGE-JUSE IL.
THE GENERAL LISE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-14

The net revenues for the current quarter to end
June 80 are estimated at Sl,350.000, against
s1,1O0,782 the actual for the same quarter OF
1887 dividend Of IA per cent was declared
on tie stock, which being deducted from the net
surplus of the quarter leaves balance oil
$4,000.
The following compares the estimate for the current
quarter with the actual Of the corresponding quarter OF
1887:
Quarter ending June 30 ., 1000
Actual, 1897 Estimated, 1883.
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+" BEARS STILL IN CONTROL.

THE RUMoR MILL BUMLY AT WORK
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
QUARTERLY REPORT OF WESTERN UNION.

At the regular quarterly meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany to-day President Green submitted the usual
statements. The corrected statement for the quar-
ter ended March 81 shows that the net revenue for
the quarter was ovcrcstimated in the statement of
March IA by the sum of s96,s07 so that the de-
felt for the quarter, after IA per cent dividend
on stock, was S66,S17 instead of surplus of
S20,997, as was estimated. :" The expenses of the
quarter ended March 81 always the leanest quar-
ter of the year, were largely increased and the
revenues diminished by the destructive blizzard of
March, causing loss of revenue from crippled
facilities and heavy expenses for repairs the cX-
tent of which damage was unknown when the last
estimate was made"
The following COMPARES the estimate with the actual
Quarter ended Deem Estimate OF Actual by report
Der 81, 1887 March 81, 1887. June l3, 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-14

Cash quotausn, wsrs as foows-ve spring wa ssc
s3s,Ds9c no Spring Wheat nominal No. y l.en ooc.
No. Corn at 5zsc 80 oats g. sS'c ~" osg ' az
81 So Primo Timothy seed nomnaI Mes, n, posk
nc $40 10 per bb. Lard at - 90 PSF 100 70.
shor, RIMS sire, Loose at s7 60 Drv saited shoulders
boxed 81 90 SO IS short Clear SIDES boxed at IS oo@
O5 Whiskey distlers finished goods 81 ~ per ga,s
lon sugarsCat Loaf 740s.c. 0ranualsod Csc; stand
, 1888-12-20
ID. l.. Moody Coffee House"

\ union movement has been success
fully inaugurated to carry on the coffee
house enterprise started by Evangelist
Moody when he was here i'll November.
Committees were appointed by the
the Women's ChristiOn Temperance
Union, the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciatien and the Seamen's Friend Society.
These committees, and Il representative
OF the Moody committee, met this morn
ing in the etiice OF +. c. Harper. Pres
ent: Rev. J. n. Denison, Mayor J. J.
Van Bokkelcn, J. NJ. LocKhart, +. c.
Harper, \. Weir, Mrs. Anna Harper,
Mrs. Denison, Miss Maud Stetson
and Mrs Weir.
Rev. Mr.. DenisOn was called to the
chair. On motion, it was unanimously
decided to unite the different organiza-
tionS enumerated above in carrying on
the Moody effort to establish coffee
house, for which some three or four
hundred dollars were subscribed
On Notion the name decided upon is
the I'D. l.. Moody Coffee House,
1t was unanimously decided to provide
board of management consisting OF
three each from the w. q. T. u, the Y.
NJ. G. A, the ;. +. 5. and the citizens.
1t was decided to rent room temporar-
ily in Maj. Van Bokkelen's building, cor
ner Of Adams and Washington streets,
and open Il coffee house Immediately.
\ committee was appointed to investi-
gate as to a more eligible and suitable To-
cation. \ committee was also appointed
to confer with Col. Woodford with refer
ence to securing series of lectures.
The movement now starts off with a
promise OF success, and this effort will be
followed UP continuously.
, 1888-12-20

The Tacoma Ne,cs takes comfort in
the following in its columns Saturday:
"a prominent lieutenant in the United
States navy has written from Washing
| ton to friend here that q commission n
has been appointed to come TO Puget
Sound and Locate navy yard. The
gentleman who wrote the letter was one
who assisted in the survey of the Sound
| He recomends QuIrtermaster harbor as
a good spot and says the navy yard will
be located at least that far up the
Sound"
The people on the islands of Fidalso,
GuemcS, Cypress and SamIsh are cIrCu-
lating petition asking that those Is
lands he again placed on the Port Town
scnd-Whatcom mail route. The La
Conner Nail says: The petition states
that some time during last October these
islands were dropped from the route
without petition and without the know
ledge of the residents Of Washington
Sound. and that the change was made
in the interest OF q few individuals 10 dI-
vert trade from its customary channels.
The rcmOnStrancp i against the unusual
mode Of procedure which obtained
that result as we'll as being deprived OF
direct mail service with Port townsend.
That hall Il dozen persons can by secret
action deprive large number OF settlers
OF their postal facilities without the
knowledge OF those most interested Is
not in accordance with the usual policy
OF our government.
\ dispatch from Washington, dated
the I2th. SAYS: Judge Durham, First
Comptroller Of the Treasury Depart
mcnt. to-day rendered an important de
cision on the term American seaman"
bv rejecting the claim OF the United
States Consul ut Smyrna fOr S12.lS, cN-
pended by him as relief for men claim
iug 10 he American seamen- Facts OF
the case, as related hy the Consul, are
that in November, 1887, three AmerI-
cans, VIM. Platter, VIM. Anderson and
Samuel Alleyne, shipped at New York
on the bark jung Frau, flying the Greek
flag and under English registry for
voyage to Port Said, Egypt, were put off
the vessel on thd Island Of ChiOs i'll the
Turkish Archipelago. They applied TO
tkc Consul and obtained relief as Amer
lean scamcn. Judge Durham i'll his de
cision holds that although they may be
American citizens, vet when they ship
ped under Il foreign tlag, they lost the
right to the claim OF American seamcn,
a. they must be Judged by the flag un-
der which they sailed. He, therefore,
rejects the claim OF the Consul, but COM
mends him for his charity and recon-
mends that he apply to Congress Tor
relief.
, 1888-12-20
Erou, rroraax.s Daily.

Messrs. Stegerwald and Cummings
have formed q partnership In the car
pentering business.
Hester & Thagard CT the Olympic hotel
in Clapp's new building, gave a fine
starts out in most excellent shape, with
nicely furnished rooms aud gentlemanly
proprietors Thus it bids fair to receive
its share of the public patronage.
RI. Lowe, of Port Townsend, is
spending few days in Victoria, guest
at the Oriental.-COlonist, Dec. 10.
\ trial of speed between the Olympian
and the Islander will take place between
here and Victoria as soon as both vessels
have a thorough cleaning and overhaul
ing on the dock at Esluimalt.
Messrs. Clark & Howard have con-
siderable information from California of
very encouraging nature as to Port
Townsend. One man writes them that
a large number of citizens of his town
are hoping to have business matters ar
ranged so as to make Investments here
soon.
Thank the o. r. & n. Co. for the i'm
proved mail service which the steamer
Hassalo gives. Would it be too much
for us to ask daily mail on both the Sc
attic and Port Townsend routes? By all
means better boats shou d be run on the
Port Townsend-Whatcom route; then
travel from San Francisco to Victoria to
Bellingham Bay would not have to go
| round via. Standardization ReUeitte.
\ New POSTAL CARD.-The post-office
| department is soon to have new style
| of postal card. 1t is very much like the
double card ut the present pattern. The
| back folds are split diagonally and open
| out like four pointed star. The four
corners are folded and joined together in
| the centre, when the card is ready foI
mailing, with piece of gummed paper.
The card weighs less than an ounce and
will contain no more writing than the
present one, the only advantage being
greater privacy.
Mr.. Fred Hanrahan, nephew of Capt
Jno. l.. Butter OF this city, arrived a Few
days ago, and is employed on Capt
loves new bonded warehouse building
Mr.. Hanrahan has been in the busines;
OF railroad bridge building, and hal
been for three years employed on tht
Canadian Pacific r. r. He has come t.
locate here, and is pleasantly surprised
to find such splendid open weather al
1 this time OK the yeaE.
, 1888-12-20
Br ship Ponah arrived from Tacoma,
wheat laden, in tow of tug Pioneer.

Br. ship Ponah arrived from Tacoma,
wheat laden, in tow Of tug Pioneer.
Am. ship Florence, sailed wheat laden,
in tow uf tug Pioneer.
Brig Lucas, lumber laden, sailed for
Guaymas. Mexico.
Am. ship Hecla, wheat laden fol-
U. K. was towed out to sea this
morning by tug Tyer.
Am. ship Gen. Mcclellan arrived
from San Francisco to load lumber
at Port Blakely for Buenos Ayers;
in charge of tug J. E. Bowden.
Am. ship Topgallant in from San
Francisco to load coal; in tow of tug
Pioneer.
The Bolivian bark Emile, former
ly the British bark Arabella, which
was sunk in Victoria harbor and
then purchased and raised at great
expense by Capt. N. Bichard, is re-
ceiving extensive repairs at San
Francisco. She will be coppere1 six
feet higher than at present. two
more sheets being nailed on. When
placed in good trim she will sail for
Puget Sound where she will load
lumber for TocopillR, Bolivia.
, 1888-12-20
THE OLYMPIAN.
Successfully DOeIzed-WOrk Proceed
inE-Men Empioyed--COstO of Work

The second attempt to take the Olym-
plan into the dry dock was made yes
terday at ii o'clock and crowned with
success. To accomplish it the vessel
was listed by placing large quantity
of balIasting on one side. This raised
tie guard on the other side high enough
out of the water to pass over the coping
at the dock entrance, and in this way
the steamer squeezed in without an inch
to spare, leaving little paint on either
side to indicate what close work it was
The dock was Immediately closed and
the work Of pumping out commenced
BY o'clock the keel was resting on the
bl cks and shortly afterwards the water
was low enough for the men to COM
mence scrapIng and cleaning the bot
tom.
One hundred and twenty-five men
were employed who will work night aud
day till the vessel comes out The
twelve powerful electric lights which
surround the dock make the vicinity as
bright as in daylight. Last night the
men engaged on the work struck for 81
an hour and some delay iwas caused be-
fore fresh crew could be employed.
The wages the strikers were to receive
was 90 cents per hour.
While on the dock the Olympian will
not only have her bottom cleaned but
considerable repairs will be made TO the
machinery and boilers by the Albion
Iron Works. The carpenters will also
make some alterations. The cost to the
owners for docking the vessel will it is
said, amount to about $4,000 by the
time she is taken out on Wednesday.
The Dominion Government receives
about $500 of this amount for dockage
fees. Had it been necessary to take the
steamer to San FraDciseo it would have
cost not less than S1l 900, in addition to
the loss of time, to say nothing of the
risk incurred in making the voyage
Victoria Times, Dec. 17tb.
, 1888-12-20
The Ghnsf of OfaChance

"Materislizes" and becomes a veritsble
reality when health, will o the wlsp
often chased in vain, is sought by the
nervous, dyspeptic, bilious invalid
through the agency of Hostetters
Stomach Bitters. Looming 10 the dis
tance at first, 1t is surely drawn toward
the sufferer by the Bittets' potent intiu-
ence. 1t is seen reflected in the hue OF
the countenance, the animation OF tue
eye 1t is felt in sense OF renewed Vig'
or, in the restoration OF nerve tranquil
ity and digestion, and undisturb9d
nightly repose. What person, suffering
from any of the maladies to which the
Bitters are adapted, will postpone the
means of cure knowing it can be relied
upon? Dyspepsia, constipation, malar-
ial disorders, rheumatism, bilIousnes5,
kidney inactivity are certainly conquered
by it.
, 1888-12-20
Tlle at'ttklp gta,ts.
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fr"
The ldnA9 pau 9iTvg "a aal WINE y
ing at the EsquiiH"u'' uo'N@
- s,raroI narsops from Minneapolis
- IaNkinC over the city yesterday.
n. 60,
n.itn,o,,b compauv. is 10000 Rect long
- S-o;,,hs II TONS.
auH "N's
Several OF the tough characters that
we're driven ont OF seattle ana Tacoma
have been seen around this CITY recently
fbipaman Ja-k was fined S25 and
costs Yesterday by Justice ltIm ole' lor
the stealing "t Palr OF SA'eS i'oh Dart
letEs store.
>-.o,l, ava-v train fr,m fhe East into
varo'',,,!.- is ssil to contain from three
~ fiva cars loaded with passengers for
Pnpet Sound ports
i,-,, r,,J svndir,t.. ! se.kino an
-, - =, IT, line in pnrt Townsend
~, ., bay-,. accommodations here in
'o -, ,,.;,b tI.ir busirnss nI.pvL..ra
eUii'''
The Episcopal social at Red Men :
Hall on Tuesday evening raised $lS6 for
the church fund. II was pronounceda 4
most enjoyable affair by those Who at
tended.
MI, ,o,,,rn,,ort LsoI,b officer ax.r,-
ZIG ~ staarna-s onS sb;nS fronH oil
ives 70" on +. -erI,,;.a- -, oil tha
airse'iJ"T H. NarhanrG the mariner ~
DR.. "iliison' the health o'neer'
DR.. Harrison is taking every precau-
siOr, sion 90 snreabipr re n He tbToWs off an ola
oHsTcoat @ soon after leaving the pest
honse; changes al, al 'is eIIs e.ItIgs al tlaSe
siiit s:I La;. 10, 'rT, nn5 IL, baor5
Thrss warrants were before Jns,ice
TrimbIe Yesterday. Two were fined IS
each and costs ana e59 zen ahys III !an, me ne
third got nng Sg, VI 90 ~, auu cGSts aliI %
Gays IN IAN lnty WI a. "oLA VOTE OUT 80 5iieir
nns1 on 1he s"ee'S a' tne Fa'e o' - per
dsy.
The ship George L. Manson, 1853 tons,
CaUt. Adams, coal laden from Seattle to
San Francisco, has been Hbelled
ky the tug Rainier as she was being
tovsd to sea by the tug Pioneer for
Rl5O The hbellant claims that the
Hausln contracted with the Rainier for
tho round towage from sea TO Seattle
, 1888-12-20
From Fridays DaiIS.

69sU
Progress!
New buildings
Tom. ]. Corrigan, merchant tailor.
Miss Anna Lindsay is employed in the
PSss-ot6ce.
Piles are being driven for large addi-
kas to the Tyler street wharf.
Business is rapidly spreading west
S6ENt@lsaAs si1e- '<ss ~. iii front.
4 splendid sixteen-hundred dollar in
uastnent. Apply at the ARGUS office.
Constructors and builders have more
ssears than they know what to do with.
The Olympian is to be docked for re-
BGrS. The North Pacific will take her
Rtass.
Vhe building boom of 1889 has already
ksggR, and the building boom of 1888 is
00s done yet.
Attorney A. r. Coleman is up the
sGand-as are also Geo. III. Jones and a.
4 mintrode.
Tha Eyangel had large number of
passengers on board for Clalam county
yesterday.
Several smallpox cases have been
taken from steamers plying between Sc
side and Whatcom.
Gessrs. n. D. Hill & Sons are coming
70 the front with suitable announcements
Of their holiday goods.
The new Pontius-Haller building bears
on the front in raised letters and figures
"Psntius-Haller, 1882"
4 5000 investment in choice eligible
isRd, within three miles of Port Town
sad Hharyes. Apply at this office.
Mrs. Harding, who came here few
weeks ago for a rest from her mission
Uerk In Alaska, goes to Seattle today.
Carl Sweeny takes his brother Nor
A8n's place as night clerk on the 0lym-
ziAn. The latter goos on the Seattle
Ghatcom route.
The steamer Libby is undergoing
repairs at Tacoma. Herpropellor, which
lad all the blades but one broken, will
- replaced by new one.
The Dispatch went out last night
ez the Llbby's route, but had to put
back for repairs, a leakage being
discovered.
=. G. Harper & Co. are getting out
Hestsrs announcing an unusually large
Epek of holiday goods. If they don't ust
ysG well, please report them to the AR
sBs office.
Vsnier Volds, formerly OF Port Ange
kea, has fallen through a trestle a
Trnekee, Cal, and sustained injuries fol
which he proposes to sue railroad com
fet 81, GOO damages.
Such are the precautions taken that i
kaglns to look as if Port Townsend woulC
AaTe only one case of smallpox. W.
AaSe no desire to rival Seattle and Taco
Ea IN this particular.
Mr.. j. n. Levison, assistant manager
81 the Seattle P.-I., has gone to Por
AascoTery- He says that journal will
pay particular attention to Port Townsend
u gets large amount of support here.
The Hastingses are periecting plans TO
Heir new brick building corner of Wate
sHd Taylor streets. They are anon,
NOSE who will join the great procession
q 1889 at the earliest possible moment
the magnificent steamer Islander vii
hto the dry dock at Esquimalt befor
ekhg her place on the Victoria-Van
aier route. The crew were paid OF
Srua! and were engaged again a
wages 1t Is reported that tn
lander and Olympian will have a rm
'ic1eria to Port Townsend.-Iimes
, 1888-12-20
CITY COUNCIL.

John Davis granted permission to
take sand from Jackson street for NOR
tar.
Assessment roll for Lawrence and
Taylor streets, ETC., side walk adopted.
Voted to assess 3.1-9 per cent for Law
renee st. and 2 Il for Taylor.
City Clerk instructed to have 500
blank warrants printed.
Commission to verify survey OF city
surveyor IA follows: Messrs. James,
Morgan and Andrews; the latter in the
place of Mr.. Hogg who was appointed
but could not serve.
A committee to consider the matter of
street crossings, how to be built, what
size, etc, was appointed TO report at
next meeting.
, 1888-12-20
NOTICE

To whom it may concern: An appli-
cation will be made to the Governor OF
Washington Territory for the pardon OF
Chas. Oegren, convicted OF the crime OF
murder in the second degree on the 9th
day OF February, 1885, at Port Townsend,
county of Jefferson, in said Territory, on
the 29ht OF December, 1883, at Olympia.
ANDREW OEGREN,
Brother of said Chas. Oegren.
First publication Dec. D, 1888.
, 1888-12-20

Arrived blk. Superb from
San Diego, Cal, in tow of tug Mo-
gul, awaiting orders.
Sailed-Am. ship Ellwell in tow of
tug Mogul from Tacoma, wheat Ia
den FOR q. K.
Bolivian bk Emile is in from San
Francisco.
The Ancon sails to day for Alaska
Warren county in Tennessee is al
most as round as round can be.
, 1888-12-20
A fine line of Rings at simenson's.

Departure Bay and Seattle coal for
sale, in quantities to suit, at J. s. Lati-
mer & Co.'S.
4 splendid assortment Of Fl e millin-
cry being sold cheap az Mrs. Coug,iis.
oct26tf
Wanting 10 close out my entire line OF
Silverware | offer these goods at 20 per
cent reduction. EMIL HEUsCHoBER.
Now is the time il you want to supply
your table with nice Silverware for little
money. Come early and secure some
before its ali gone. EMIL HEUsCHoBER.
, 1888-12-20
. hk IL Il l. Tir 1st ad

> bk HLTjr1st ad sl3O
G Bradshaw to W S Gibson bk Il Irv-
ing Park $500
Is Katz to A O Philips lots and 7 hk
So also blk | Mountain View Sl3500
a + Myer TO G Dyer part lots and
blk IO3 $500
Luc Has stings to G Elton lots and 2
bk ) H 3rd ad 800
W Donovan to E Salem lots and ,
bk 10 Irving Park S125
f Pibk to j G. Kenyon 40 sec tp 80
$1,000
F Lawson to ] G Kenyon lots and 8
sec % tp 30 $4,000
TIP Fukens to G Kenyon 20 sec 81
tp 30 5000
Luc Hastings to T ConDor lots and
6 bk II A 2rd ad $500
j Calhoun to c f Clapp 40 a sec &c
tn 20 also 40 sec 10 tp % $1,000
Kuc Hastings to NJ Anderson lots 6
aud 7 blk I3 II ad $50
ID F Brubaka to Wm Wood 90 a sec 4
twp 80 $4,000 |
G Down4 to c Beman 100xl10 IT Kuhn
ranch $1,000 |
m johnson to C Nouby lots 3 and
bd "A TIbbals 1st ad $3.50 |
NJ johnson TO y Christensen lots 5 |
and 6 hk II Tibbals 1st ad $500 |
II l. TIbbaIs to l. z Wherry bk 81 T |
ad 5000 |
Anna Plummer to A Mathews lot blk |
100 $500 |
, 1888-12-20
From saturnax,sn naiIx

O, esTTs tSs rs binds & Lewis take possession
'ne commercial wharf today.
bn.;Hae ele wall be several kinds Of new
S es-n;nn started here soon. Men are
sSoer;snn rom the East with capital and
Eap,.d Aacama Ledger notes the work
BoarS =, 91t % by the Port Townsend
FsssntIx W trade as given in the ARGUS
yrSSs and says, "a lively Board of
, 1888-12-20

Evangelist Moody is preaching to
vast audiences in Portland.
Auditor Taylor of Mason county
loges his contest case against Day,
his democratic opp onent.
, 1888-12-20
BORN.

MCNAMARA.-In this city, Dec. Il,
1888, to the wife OF G. G. Mcnamara, q
daughter. Mother and child doing
well. The new papa seems to be do
ing well also.
, 1888-12-20

At our Store have always endeavored to serve
you with the best and rarest and not only enjoy
this peculiar advantages in San Francisco, but
also enuneraes among correspondents several Of
the first Importers of New York and Philadelphia,
are consea auently enobled to surpass all previous
efforts in securing
, 1888-12-20

The idaho paid $1,000 day while ly
. at the Esquimauit docks.