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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRlOES
haro was considerable activity In crude oil mar
ket Yesterday but the stimulus Of the political impulse
on the bull side appeared to be over Pfees opener
up 3s cent at 81 cents and made further gain Of small
fractions. Reazatons then weakened the market anu
the West appcared to be sellers In the late a'ter
noon the pressure Increased by runo5s o.
new we'll IN a locality which could not pc neiih,u
NC ",.cri,tive trade seems be discouraged at the
gntsst appearence hesitation in the market ana Inc
11,i1s an IN are compelled meet the skepucisn or
even those who that higher prices ought to
no reaehed ere long the statistical and commercial
poson This marSet closed steady, but near to bottom
figures.
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cnrRr cALENpARs-TO.DAY.

srpnxxy -CHAlBERs-B Before Lawrence, JoNos
10 On "a 90 81. 81 lO5 ll5 1877, l44 l45 $50 1855.
tsa IGo rs is6 ia7 BIG 226 22 2h4 pos 25a 260 264
oeT e6o POO 2s2 BOA 3OJ SOC O1 800 sos $40 3ll
e,-puxxr Coryr-(IESkRAL TERM Recess -.
COt,RT-SPECiAL TERA-PARI l-Beiore "
= y ai,oIrned until Monday. November IL -. -,
srpREME CoURT-SPEClAL IEhM-pAhr DO ZOO ae
Zoo ceo als 49, 9i9 9S2 1914 1915, 1915, 1917 lO7s
lO7o 1880 1881 No., patora o,pr,or 7
Case on No day cnlendar ~ y.o-o ..s-.u
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Ccrntrr properip % Get

-.---------l---------l-------- y
'fNO LET IN KOSEN1LLL, near Z ass
i Orange; convenient TO D., l.. e. w.
Il X AZ trains and 80 minutes 20 New
Ycrk; new 3 story brick window dwell
ing. Q rooms all modern improvements ele-
walton leo feet above TIDE water select 10
caIty can BE- secured now at low rent Of
SIS per month. Inquire JOHN ID. TOP
IIN, Orange-st., near station.
cflN RENT. at Fordham. on Harlem
tSf~O Railroad. house barn, hennery
9 IL acres fruit. Sc. Mrs. PIERCE, 33o
East 1l9th-st
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cI-TpFNfE COURT.

WARRINGTON Nov s.-The supreme Court OF the united
s,a,es to-day transacted the following business;
~, a. ue,rv T. Denny plaintiff error, Claaes
n cnet assignee etc Argued by C. d. oBrien for plaintiff
IN e5rr and submitted by Mr.. A. Mercs Tor defendant III
.,.oua,,s -. r,r,s,
x;o.,ar s,hfns by MIR William Simons for the appel
lants and by Mr.. r. SlmItleh for appellee ,. -.
No l-pernard Caaean and others apleants vs. Eugene
Myers Argument commenced By Mr. L. High Tor appel
lanls and continued by MI t. W. hreH'"sei ''' "PP'"e''
Adjourned until to morrow at II O'Clock
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Board ar0 Rooms.

A LARGE and small furnished room IN
n private family; reference. loI East
q H.. II
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Board h)anie0.

A GENTLEMAN WANTS BOARD and
"A nicely furnished. sunny rooms, with
family preferred location between 45th and
6J,h sts., Madison and 9th ayes. terms. not
- exceed g12 per week; references ex-
Changed Address A. L., Box l6. Tribune
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Refnei nrm at i6aI6sc whiskey steady at 81 2sgi ok e.
Freisfs 10 liverpool per steamer steady cotton SSlni
Flour per ton rs Drain 37i Receipts = Flour 1ooo
bbls Wheat 1000 bush Corn 1000 bush . Sas sss
Wheat i55 900 bush Corn 100000 busn
CHICAGO Nov s-Ths leading futures ranged as follows
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BrpELL 4 NAN OF MANY POSSESSIONS
HE TELLS OF TWO OTHER PROPERTIES IN WHICH
HE WAS INTERESTED

HE WAS INTERESTED
The examination OF James E. Dedell, the forger,
witness before trial In the suit of his former employers
shipnan, Barlow, Larocque & Choae, against inc
Rank of the State Of New-York, was continued yes
terday in the Supreme Court, Chambers. william
Allen Butler appeared for the bank Elhu Root ior
the law firm and @. L. Nichols, jr., for the Phoenix
Bank In reply to the questions by Mr. Butler the
witness corrected several errors OF little Importance
I'm his previous testimony. Much time was consumed
IN this way. Bedell said he wished TO tell ABOUT
some property that he interested In besides what
he had previously mentioned. Then he went on as
follows:
81 have q one-fourth interest in some property
located IN Portchester. II Is mining property, ana
don't know how valuable II Is. i also own a smaii
interest in a company In this oity, which is known
as The Bandanna Cane Company-although am
Republican" Bedell smiled as he said this and ex-
pIa,rcd that the company manufactured campaign
ievice to be used in Democratic parades. IN reply
10 questions by Mr. Root the witness rspeaIea some
~ hs former testimony in regard TO the forged cheeks
and the hearing adjourned until to-day
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Gituatious Wautco---f:male

COOK and LAUNDRESS.- neat, com
NVetent Protestant; soups, meats, veg
etabes, bread. puddings. biscuits, desserts,
&c; city or country; reference. oi west
o4th-St.
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Connirp Boaro hoantco.

ENTLEMAN, foreigner. wife American
ullving very quietly, delicate health,
associations desire 20 make suitable ar
rangements with private refined family Nv
Ing in healthy country place, desirable ior
winter ami summer preferred, where they
x good. sunny, well-furnished rooms re-
ouired. Give all details about place, rooms
family. Price according 70 arrangements.
Address A. b.. Box 100, Tribune Uptown
Orice, 123S Broadway.
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Ilenned oil unchanged at 3-6 cents per eai''"
at New-York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
on. CITY. Nov. S-Nationa Transit Certificates opene
s6s. highest s7s lowest 81 closed s5' sales har
barrels clearance l,53O0O0 barrels charters. o5fo~ ~
res; shipments. 72.2O0 barrels runs 63,452 barrels
PrrrsBrRs Nov s-Petroeunl duh and firm kn rsat
Transit Certificates opened $685. closed NJ 81 ms"
S7la; lowest. 50 y
BRADFORD. Penn Nov s.-Natioual Transit Certnesr.s
opened at $685. closed IS highest o14 lo"eSr o"
Clearances. 1 IA. 900 barrels
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miscellaneous.


A -wM. l.. HAITUNG. ACCOUNTANT
"A. AND AUDITOR So AND 81 YESEY-
So Telephone Murray 11e.)
ADULTS and Adjusts Mercantile. Estate.
Legal and Railroad Accounts.
Observation-Disclosures fraudulent entries.
A LBERT G. SPENCER. GO Gth-ave..
"A near lSth-st. l. station umbrellas made
10 order. recovered. repaired and for sale
cheap; all kinds Of cane work.
H. RE COOKING CLASSES. every after
i noon. FOR girls oyer IL years OF age
Apply at 2s lafayette place.
~ TYPEWRITER COPYING. political.
j legal. theatrical architectural and gem
erai very cheap. 122 East 26th-st
w ANTED.-By Protestant widow, an
w unfurnished house for sale for which %
care terms easy. MIS-. MARY WRIGHT,
Tribune Uptown Ofice. obs Broadway.
WANTED.-To represent Northern news
w papers A. Southevn correspondent. ny m
experienced journalist. Address NEWS
PAlEI.. Box %. Atlanta Ga.
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Real estate.

CITY or country property wanted 70 rens
~ or exchange. -. No.,
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Drcssmakina.

EF~SNAKfR- French dress
- maAer: stylish htic- and diaper: ~ \
day. 4. r.. IT'S Wess l9ta>t.
nRFSsN AKfR.-Fieneh mskrs nIst-
~ class work ~ m ldefate price; first-
ciass reference. Cali or address NJ.
BALLET. 95s Yves, 37th-st
II RkSSMAKER-B q first-class dress.
Dmfkef " shes work TO do az home: IT.
ting aud remolclilng work guaranteed ISL
East l20th-s..
I AIDES TAUGHT DREssMAKINCs. cut
lIting, &c. write for circulars positions
guaranteed. Prof. STONES. S4S SHAVE
MADAM GATCHELI.. drsssmaker, III
WI West 21st-st. 20 years. experience
tailoy.made suits; prices reasonable
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for Sale.

< AFES.-Fire and burglar proof safes
onew ones OF superior coastructioni Old
ones that have been taken In exchange. DIE
BOLD SAFE AND LOCK co. W. IL. But
Ter. General Agent. 20 Duane-st.
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CHIFFONIERS.

A r,,o display Of HANDSOME cHIFFoSrEns in
r,r,v rnr,ish Colonial and other styles as ineiuas
every ones want A. prices low enough to meet al
REQUIREMENTS
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Board ano Rooms.

1iO EAST 34TH-ST. Elegantly fur
ItOnishea front and back parlor; other
rooms; with board.
OC1 WEST 40TH-ST. -IIomelike accom-
~Cf uodations rooms and board; prl-
vate family.
0O> WEST ODD ST.-Large. sunny front
CUt ROOM second floor also three con
Meeting rooms.
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Chicago, Nov. 8 Decentralization all day
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Ciip 1Jroperin to Eet.

FAMILY Of six adults owning large
n house would rent 10 furnished to slnall
rlye,i and required. Address OWNER Box
a.. fTrthuue Ofiicp.
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CoOK.-Competent IN private family
Nunierstands soups, meats. poultry, game
Ia nrst- class bread. biscuit cake entrees
jeliies, desserts bost city reference. 152
West 17th-sts ring twice.
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TRUTH STRANGER THAN FIG
ItfN.

NaKrg NASINA. W. T.. Nav -, ISIS
ltE J E3srSE IospsN-Dear Sir
Allow rlc 10 add Iuy testimony 20 the
tsaNy tholsan,lS who have asreaiy
destined to thc virtue and Success 81
your met.aiues.
In April was taken with billions
fever ha.i severe pains in the bar <
~ ny head ami ne /. extending down
nay hack, Had a very kieh fever
M feet and limbs were very yellow
Nv finger uaIlS were as yellow As the
voik 1T an egg. Mv face iooScg a. ii
10 liSd been sircpsl IN >aiiren. icom-
suracei taking your HlssoseuetiC
mrliel1cs sceura2Dc 70 directions IN
te rss ana after taking tweDfy-fGET
haars iAc pains were IL goae. and IN
ta1r DAYS Coa.d see g t.eeiaed inn
81 .s=-.c.-t iH rly coa pie xlos, and iu
t.i.cr sftk- WA- SHE a. ts oiit sgsiH-
AHaut ta1 sc, .- ago ! Sleaiusi ihc
-eu-r.cs of wy uh t iex which ter.
minated in seated rheumatism. !
.ii-tcrc- untult acurv- ] caati NOS
turn or d. termed Ns,hnUt 4adiuu IN
mv Suffering Aga.a 1 stSht rn4
torea fciief sn Xaa~ .i5S1Qsenetl
sHs,l cI0cs, Ale- 5aE'ae + twn DAYS
thg l.aia e-s cnt,rs-T clre. a11 raa Z
ars alit ts b. s.flf uN unrs rs 1saas
I,sa sares f.c clnH.t Fee ssta Be
lel Hl gcaF system l ultl ciurT.
laar A,ck c Hrtsr Eerpiauon %
Ae.i .ao Slca Pc ia evFry s2Wi.g in
hg l5R b Huus
ar 81, ior
cs 5rf4
g.
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wuArsuu NOTES.
Coal Veins Discoesred-Th Need Of
Government Surveys.

NHkTtnH. Aua 2. -Caiforuls parties
contemplate erecting a large sawgalil Ga
HeiIlnE Aam bay - eat logs 90 be brought
down iroln Lake y iaiepm ~ the Iorns all
railroad
Various new yeias OF coal have been
found iH this r0uufy during tue past - s,ek.
bat have not hceu ea,heienty tested 80
slaN their value Maag nrespa citing par
lies are now Oat faoSiag for coal IL the
foothills Of Mont.s iiagsr.
Lumbefmen frnfa Michigan aud the Fast
Rse RAPIDLY taking shRs claims they can
flud around whatcam lake and GA the up.
per Nooksack river Ia This rcgi,.n there
ARE hail dozen JsusAsiss that sill aver
aye not loss than &abeH.t14 feet each, but
asly three 81 sad tow gsAips afe surveyed.
Fhcre l. general iDsnnur bpeause tiie
government VII not pay y doilar owaCd
survey ing this land ready for the settler
" hile heWiiEg about saFsius ai millions
In the United states treasury, the govern
mea. viii nat pas ea; little to survey
public lands
Real estate transfers ar4 lively at good
figures
On Tuesday, August : The peopih Of New
Westminster will vote oa she question: uf
granting q subsidy 81 tln,@A ia .ssisf ~
use building ~ toe New Nesimi ~, Bel
lingham Hay Il Seattle railroad.
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AN ASIaaTsD SCENE.
An Army Of Men Baifding the seat
tIe Road Near spokane.

sfuKA.r Fails, Anr a-~The citizens
efo taking deep Interest In gba injunction
prncredings Of the Northern Pacific against
tho Seattle. Lake shore and Eaniefn. to pre-
vent the latter rad fran Building con.
Meeting line With the maiu line 81 the for.
mcr. Judge Nash has returned ffsm
Olympia and The case will be argued be
fofu him August
In the meantifue work Is progressing
Sfry fayofahly on the grade in this section.
The scene along the eniife lins 4 quite Ru-
iinsted. there being no less than Ave
camps within distance 81 three miles
All the excavation from thc Northern Pa.
ctnc track 10 Mpnro street on the north
side. Il solid rock Sosae Di the cuts arr y
feet deep. Through The depot grounds the
cuts are "A feet Wide, 10 ailog three traces
~ DO laid. The read y making liberal pro-
Visions to accommodate Its tfaiiic.
Cars viii cross the spokane river about
1000 feet from the Northern Pacific track
on q combination truss bridge The lower
bridge and tFesilp approaches wifi he about
ffna feet hong and abeaHi 10 feet high
Work along the entlFr division from spa-
kane 20 Davenport 10 bcins rapidly pushed
aud win be conpissrd early shis fall fhrrr
ara about 800 men engaged ga f.. The work
being done IL n FIRST class manner. although
great deal II II 4 AZ an expensive char
nctef
Prom The Northern paclae track a. the
seeoud bridge twoihiras Of tbs work il
completed Two bridges sercss the spo
Kane river are IN course " construction
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0iys.pla Notes.

oivsYf&. Aus 8-Siaee tie eepe as
expired ttse woods Is tae rlrlasfy -
Olympia have been faoruszhly eEFtafess
By - sseasaat nzIsItxFs bat - ~ Al shsff
sff.7Ffs haze fass fpeSfiieef win very fsza
tied ssfcess 4 y SAID. E.5ses<f. tass
gFaEsss are YTfY plenfslEl THIS aatasseT sad
thai Il only nrasis Nsytaa sazifer weather -
hsfnx ihsea iAsmn ans e. thr fseT@. - TIER
ran ~ faHnt
ST.. G. Israel has ssia M Interest IL
at 81 Abstracts ~ Taagss-5a eaastf As4d
TIE Fzseai rix5t for Taursion cg18fk - The
Them uusnesiesl syssssa Of ai-sr4cfisz. IN
af ,. T.. hens1efs1es tfse eaue,fieistsoi1 -.
Ing We
Prostate Jssse~ Ea-Ss yesterday h.sf<gfssfed
ffsee. fFsfaxf. Wa Efa~n and u ~.
geAHx A. appraisers 81 fAe estate IN tails
territory ~ ssrah A Nalas9n. 1sesa4ssi
aud kifk johnson. y Baiisg aud : Barns
sell. NJ appraisers Of her Bfliis5 l0lssEs.
ista estate
Mr. W D Mcbride. The KaHslsehe raer-
chant. II sBsss1ihz fssE DAYS "a the city.
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ETHEREAL NADNE-=.
A Pert Townsend Dentists Expert
nsare will a I.vgEer.

ggsHr TozSsExn. Angsss a-Dr. G. ~
Hsaf. The Wrii .nossa sieati-s. faet aita
fstaar an uHPisnzssi ex 5,sfieaee yesterday
An aching tooth Has mAkiHs hfs harden
- logger FROM Fssff DiscDserY. hef a.
esns pan ted b. gsep OF hrse ffleDds BE lisak e
fstg tan docfags office e. have IA pHilea To
iHii the pain 4hfsA The pniling aEsi sfe
aching gafn bsncst. Re'sid hring. TIE iosgef
tsspk ether. whirh MAS an unfortunate cir
eafssI nee Tor uf tsunf
fser3 thinE went asssz uiealT guti sAs-
painful organ sas sauke1 oct y aen the
ioser Of Is jumped from tie chair aifh e
Wild Jomaaclisi yfii ansl struck the doctor q
Llos that stnt him spinning arsoss tie
rassfa snd Brought ali sSaa slafs directly D.
furr him. The patients ifispi. AZ giiis
stage secured aim aga prevented farther
dAfasxs
I1f HaHt Nears 4 sally dlscolored qEs
aud ia future alti L. EsDse Eatshfai OF
nf..n under tle iuaaeaee 0f sfhcF. lie met
witsi a similar rNfefienca before
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BASEBALL.

wAsHISs4os. Ans. Philadelphia won
a closely contested game To-Day by a
scratch srosu: Washington . Philadelphia
e. batteries o Day and psasiey, Bufing
fnn and tieuenis
pKgRaiF, Avg 8.--Thc game was called
AZ the faiaate ~ she NTH inning on ac.
count 81 rain Detroit had made runs,
ilifshurg l.
CnicAee. AuF 3 -- The new pitcher.
Maths. iram davenport, was tried to-day
aad pros cd very eaeet!fe against The IN
d.auapulis team Score; Chicago ,. In
diauapoils I batteries Mans Rnd Par.
reli. Soy ic ami Myers
iiosroN, Aus a--Bu.h pitchers wcra hit
very hard eday. Scare New York q,
Boston o. iafiufles keefe, CRANE ana
Ewing Tor New fafk. saWders, Maiden
ond y koefke ier Eosioi,
tixasNArs. Aus. cleveland .. Gin
ciupa3 s.
PnmAnzErHn, Aug s.--Athlciies Is.
Louisville L
Z BEuaoag, Apg s--Ra'ilnore ., Kansas
Nlty .
NsE YoEk. AUG Broaklyn 9, st.
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cyF,.tA>D ,Excrs

CLEVELAND, AGE 500 people we're
prs nt % fi5e Cisse ot the Grand Circuit
races The weather was hof bat the track
n as Ia gau8 share
= l. tass stallion Brown had a two
ycaFold feeeF3 &C g4i. Ia the seaond heat
- tire 20 ciass De made q rtcor,; Of lsi 4.
AND nos sgaHds a. iae head OF the four
yeaf-eid trouius stations.
Johnston. Tbs ~ er, went wile 10 beat
ihe fcraed of hsiiy Boyce. 2lsi. aud be
eid u ia 2-lA
IN TIE s-ec.fo7a H. Prince Wilkes and
Eosa,lud 81 tlsss tsata reduced tsRegF records
Dr. ls. scc1iitss
The rs class ssec, troii!uz, fora purse 81
S-efe frisi panied .fap YESTERDAY, was Won
hy fnf,Ria. waite stockings Seguut T 7
s. ih,si. Charlie liersan iih; best bmc r.
80 ei4ss. is3itiH<. pursc 81 szaet-Nu-
'aito tfsg Hiuc Grass HanbiciaaiHn
scoeua, brown third, Leila g. fourth best
ilmr. = i-ls
~ class, pacing % saddle KiHrmsn
grsf, nociag n second. nepieX laird
grower & i,uyth best time. 2.is
FrCe-iar al class. purse uf SAE.8-fgiuce
Wilkes FEST. kssslius wilkes second best
tirar. s.fsA.
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THE TERRITORY.
Tho Tenino and Orting
Railroad.


IAes1xx, Aax z--y IA fsssekivy to-day
Aoenciu<ed : big real eFsse skzmsseffoa
tA11. taten ia eannscfioD With Tie ltx
nnj]e<rad fssssorsr patalssssd yesterday IL
- more thaa ors:issFr interest J. -
Dufk1ey y the soo o. AsslsssEt Gsnsrxi
Uenaxer HnekEsy 81 the Northern Fzeiae.
90 y engaged here o. fs. tesser--s reT
@yDmebt position 81 he sasseBs seSSITe.
- deal which he has been f0gig~ing sr
~ eGm< days aad wkteb sss eDreinzsssi
eo1ay xas tho parefsss u half the to~a
- Of 0rfips-csrssstang Of ~ lots. ssi
~ which be paid the neas rssssa ezra II
ot1b The trrasnl 81 the ssssese ~ sestes
~ IA The fps5 ssgsH viii readily
discover s<snsi 81 sympathy tstsess tAss
1xnnnnnsion and sevssal iazfs there Sxt
ls<th. The 81 Pari snd Isesssas tamses
{1umpaay has already axed tssfs az the
pofnt NJ which their ssea vii tpaH she
Northern Fsst this faes slime waaIa
handy account fos sacis sraaaaesi8a
~ spsn. thsrefere. ~ iiha isz bsfy Was
1oarued 81 ~ the rsssx IsfxLLtGwncKR
man he hunted Mr. EHrklsy ~ knd ssssd
him what ha kness 81 isa purposes ~ ihe
eufyeyinF Esfty rnnniag ssasahfast from
sejd he did nst care ~ ibis issae 30 ssssl
either what he knew Or ~hat he might
snrniss In that connection
s')s yos know Of saef party being Ia
there was asked.
ayes. mar ssy have heard ~ iAnt
rifad ygn heard Of L fafsFe Il appeared
In the paper ibis morning. Aas Asked
stfes. had
ssft is col mere confusion 81 ibe sur
vcyipg party With fhs Tacoma sse soasb
eastern the big lumber ROAD
mo. thsnk not"
Are yos ssfsy'
"Whsf 1 haze hgafd Of ihs two, that
eould hardly be, ~ they are reported - ~
tnK la dlHsaunf difestiehs. But really !
have nothing 30 sns ahoat Il =
"The Central rsrlfis'- cpai road fr0aa
the mines strikes the Cesiale division ~
about OFfias. does u nots
s.Yes | think -. y i generally knoEu
- The sosItberB Pacific that Is doing that
WORT. Bus fhsy are The same thing
xucss."
siiow does the land he for grade ffo,a
that posnt south nad Southwest tnwasa
Tcniuer''
aCospasstgvsiy level II IL about the
only place that would les road through
from Tbs sassiA ~ = feasible grade. The
liver banks East aud West 81 That point
sfH high and pforiFit0gss
"fuH are an engineer. are ron net, and
were engaged In the Northern Gaeiiie sef
yieaf'
Eyes. at one time
This was a. near tAe kabjees as c1nid be
reached III the iniersieW A closer ag-
pr0aeh Immediately shut OF fesnilN
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the Auditors
Once Yesterday.

sixteen dsela we're hlrd Tor record Fes.
teTtlaf, agzrcsaiing 81 ,ll5 ~ an average
ef tlSi1 a. cara fasiuNin e ~ the lst
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. aud $ in block 9. IN 4 A. y -uWy's Adj.
fssgi 20 seattle. gislna,
w whliohea3 aus wife b. " = Epler.
the undivided : Interest % the So 8ui
STA Of sM' II sec. Il, ~, a., q 5, sos
. Ia block 2, iH FasfvleW Homestead , a.,
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-04
A mo TACOMA BUILDING.
A Splendid Structure 10 Replace -
Grnul, Of NAl attna

TACOMA, Aug lMcssFs Farrell aud
parner are preparing plans FOR an isn
lnense unien bio, X, t. include the whois
rqusre on faeite syeaBe, between Eighth
aud SintA streets AT tho rlsidcnt own.
ers Of the lots have raae heartily into She
scheme. They arr Theodore Hosmer
who owns The uetth CORNER. W fiie ~
tho fiir hotel. On tbs opposite side az tae
street, owning the south caFanF ira Nesrs
well. Cart William Thompson. together
with Capt Message. ~ Olympia. and 4
w Forrest. Of spokane There arr bnt two
impedlmeuts - BE- overcome hafofe the
owners III the eniirs block afe a unit and
work IL begun according "a Plans airFais
prepared lur q splendid, nnifaFsa
brick block, With stalie trinmlnrs
These are tAe estate 81 K " fewts
whe died rreeatiy. which T. in ceurt ga
Portland, and which will have 10 go
through certain legal lbFraulas before con.
kcut can he gitce, aaa the other Is the
owncf of hot who + uHw residing In
fisrida. between Witch phase and here
there Is 81 much rssen, fas bad asail service
that consent Is iariy reaching heFss
The block referred 10 Is The one uaw az
enpied by Harry NerEaa's sslsas sna tbs
alter. and II chiefly made NJ IT saloons