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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09
REVIEW.

NEW YORK, August S.-The stock maj.
kei lost none Of its buoyancy over night.
snd this morning the buying element was
The prevailing feature. Stocks. were
realized upon, but the offerings were
readily absorbed. London orders we've
conspicuous. AT first little reaction pre.
vailed, but 1t was only The basis for q
more extended rise. as nearly every stock
made better prices to day than hereto.
frre-the Changers being the exception.
This was caused by news that the Attor.
ey-GeDtrsl Of Iowa had brought new
$ ,il- sgsinsi them. Western Union was
4 leacef advancing TO 83a from S2t
Another Gould stock, Texas Pacific,
we'd good gains on limited trading
As 1t has only advanced SOME 8 per cent.
since April last, the traders thought il
Ags lime for IL to advance v ith Others Of
the list. There was foreign buying OIL
Reading al! day, and about delivery hour
some large domestic orders appearing.
the price was advanced until 00i was
recorded rs top price In the movement so
far or the stock. The parties who bought
l.. :. and other Vanderbilis were again
buying Today. but only enough to keep
The stock steady, when liquidation oc-
cured. Although it was believed by ope
ra'ors that the new crop prospects gave
Encouragement for large business this tall
aud w.n,er, slll II was also well known
nal entire harmony does not prevail
lioong The trunk lines. Bull points wer.
plentiful all day on moi at every stock n
the lisr, but even in bull market n
reaction is due The close was dull and
strong.
bonds strong and fairly active. Money.
1.JlI
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ssppss easss. h sssd sspsssss ~ iArssse
s1ftn~ HslAs In k,sskaalfA

s1!vos nsias In Australia.
Another important feature Of Australian
production Is wool Tho great sheep runs,
occupying immense districts, are as attract
i've 10 the young British capitalist ms are
Texas and New Mexico TO Americana The
meriro and other fine breeds imported into
Australia have increased rapidly, and the
export Of wool, from ordinary to best quail
ity, is enormous.
Victoria Is becoming rich in manufacture.
Her older sister colony, New South Wales,
looks with envy upon Vicsorias 1900 manu-
factories, producing woolens, carpets, cam
brics and other fabrics. New South Wales 10
also hampered somewhat by heavy debt.
Australia Is Just about as large as the United
Suites exclusive OF Alaska, and contains
some 5000 900 people, with 100000 horses,
5000. 900 cattle and at least 80 0O0, 900 sheep,
AMI the wool Of the last named averages the
finest and most valuable in the world But
these millions have only filed in a few an
giles around the southeast and northeast
coasts; all the interior is unoccupied, and to
thu northwest 1t is one vast sunken desert
with an iron floor and walled with yellow
cliffs which scorch the hand. Only few
persons nave penetTaJeu tnis a"iui pasih Vi
half million square miles; they report that
but little way from tho border there is not
a irop of water, blade Of grass or sign Of
living creature, while the mercury often rises
to $50 dogs. in the shade.
When first settled Eastern Australia often
suffered terrible heats and droughts; the
mercury rose during the summer to lO5 dogs
daily, and when the dry wind blew to l35
dogs. But man has modified the climate
wonderfully by cultivation and irrigation;
and now there arc not many oppressive
days near the coast. Towards the interior
heat and drought increase rapidly; dry
channels at one season fill0d with raging tor
rents at another, and for ten months at a
time there is neither rain nor dew. But as
the white man advances and plows and
clears, so as to stop the forest fires kindled by
the blacks, new vegetation appears, the rain
fall is more regular and the country proves
to be very fertile The Englishman takes |
his climate with him; but the native dies as
the white advances The "dingo" fees be- |
fore the British bulldog, and even the native |
rat is exterminated by tho imported "Nor-
way" Us in the United States.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09
In-"TeEse" Verses.

Last summer Agnes. gentle eirl 0as empress OF
my Heart,
And life seemed very empty when tillc came for
us 10 part;
But now TO Ethcls tyranny live . wiling ihrall,
And Agnes Is "a girl met''-anI nothing else at
all
Alack! the lenses Of the verbs they always
bothered tie;
What Agnes was now Eiael H. but ethel too
may be
What Agnes now has come 20 be, though this is
sure, | wis:
That Agnes necr can come to b. what darling
Ethel is. Life
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09
Hidden Blcssilgs.

Anxious Mother-Tou thni: be Is out Of
danger now, dcctorf lie viii get ye.li
Doctor doubt about IL % all madam
The amputatioH has bcen compic,eiy ,uccess-
fui.
And warned him, o 50 carefully, 10 ie;
toy cannons alone Doesn't it loo.. like a
Judgment on M poor boyi'
1T does look like judgment, cartainly,
and yet such things sometimes Prove to be
blessings in disguise. Il is nos for u to re-
pine one hundred dollars, :nadam-thanl;s 4"
Chicago Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09
He Was Poison Proof.

Waiter tezcitedly)-Havo you eaten the
meal brought you'
-Patron-Certainly, have.
Good heavcnsl You are LOST"
what do you mcanT
II gave you toadstools, thinking thoy y7orc
mushrooms"
Don't let little thing like that worry
you. I've been boarding az this restaurant
year, and toadstools soaked in arsenic
would have 10 effect Oh my stomach. Lin.
coin Journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09
A MisGi.

Grafton-Aw, Cholly, wheah did you
waise that widiculous little straw hiatt
Observation-Disclosures! Why, dcah boy,
have it made to awdaw.
Grafton-Tho deuce. For youaw own
head, or your cane'sl-Judge.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09
20 Danger.

Cader a spreading apple tree
Ye maid arl yc young man safe.
His arm was round her slender waist
With clasp ciiectionate
Jane, " called her mother, who wot not
Ye swain was sitting there
'Tramps are abroad. Como in. It's late.
Don't stay ia the chill night air"
"'Tis not so very late, mamma
Night air do not dread,
Nor fear tramps. Tm-quitc- armed, D"
Y- maid demurely said
Chicago Tribune
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09
Grain and Cotton Exchange
RICHMOND. Va. Aug. 8
OFFERINGS REPORrRD TO SECRETARY.

Wheat.-l0,OO3 bushels.
Corn. 26S bushels.
Oats-574 bushels.
Rye.-50 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-White. 40 bushels prime 93c.
Longberry, $50 bushels prime at 9ac.; 80
bushels prime at &c.. l 200 bushels very
good at 92c.; 424 bushels very good at SOC
25s bushels common. at at 74c.: 3l2 bushels
common at zoe. Mixed, $50 bushels prime
at 93.; l,276 bushels very good at 90c.; 30
bushels very good at Csc. Shortberry, ia
bushels very good SOC; 2lS bushels very
good at Soc; 59s bushels very good 1T Sc;
25S bushels good at SIC; $50 bushels good
at &c; 30 bushels fair at Sc; 80 bushels
fair at Sc: Sc bushels fair Sc Total sales
of wheat, 7,I0S bushels.
Corn White 272 bushels prime on prl-
vate terms; 400 bushels prime at Co.; 80
bushels very good at &c.; 100 bushels COM
mon on private terms. Total sales of corn,
$50 bushel
Oats .-Winter, ca bushels very good at
.klc 81; 10 bushels good at 3Sc.
COTTON RgPoRT.
Market steady.
Quotations -Middling. iOc low middling,
CSC. good ordinary. SEC.
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Cleaned Already.

She was poor creature, with weird loci
on her face and threGdbarc shawl thrown
over her shoulders Sac went to the Office d
the bank president and asked;
Don't you want to hire n scrub woman
SIR
"Tha-a-na;s. no." drawlc'l the president
"Theres no work for yOu--or me. either
The cashcr has cleaned out Tie bank 50 thor
oughly that we are going to give up biz. -
Harper's Ba2ar.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09
Song Of the Green Watermelon.

A green watermelon sat on 4 fruit stand
Singing Mellow. I'm mellow, I'm mellow"
And q small boy stood there with q cent in his
hand,
Saying, Mellow, it's mellow, quito mellow"
So he ate biz hunk cut right out Of The heart,
And he ate it ell up to the hard outside part.
And they carried him off in rag dealers cart,
Poor fellow, poor fellow, poor fellow.
Macon Telegraph
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09
Waiting for the Colonel.

Mrs. Colonel BLOOD 10 guest)-I am sorry
to keep dinner waiting, Mrs Gore The
colonel will be here very soon, III sure.
Mrs. Gore-Is he later than usual.
Mrs. Blood-A little He said something
about having duel to Gg!it tins afternoon,
but that sort OF thing never detaius hm long
Yes, there he is now. D.nlh, you may servo
dasaner The Epoch
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09
Natural to { hildhOod.

Mrs. Isaacstein Ito husband)-Dot lcetle
Jacob has been very pad poy today
Mr. Isaacstein-Vos dot SOL
Mrs. Isaacstein-Hc vent into der closet
und ate all 9of dat limburger kase.
Mr.. Isaacstein docking fondly at young
Jacobl-Oh, veil, Rebecca, dot vas not so
pad; dot vas natural; all dose lectlc shildrens
hat dot Sweet tooth New Yor, Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09
Cleared Up.

Iadmit, dear Charles, told Miss Jones
lreally did not like you
Perhaps the meaning of ny words
Doth not yet fully strike you.
So hear me swear by all the stars
A-twinkling now above you,
Tbs reason why like you not
Is this: Because love you.
-.larper's Dazar.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09

BARK.
10000 TONS BLACK OAK
Rossed and unroseed.
10000 CORDS CHESTNUT and SPANISH
OAK. Delivered r. o. B. cars at any depot
on any railroad In the States Of Virginia. West
Virginia, or North Carolina, or Tennessee.
Wanted by
GEORGE CAMPBELL CO.,
Bark and Sumac Dealers,
Burkeville. Nottoway County, Va.
To whom write for particulars.
3Ja54-mo&th,n
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Hughes Musee Theatre Monday

Stop In at Gus E. Delarue's Restaurant
and Lunch Rooms, 9l0 Main between
Ninth and Tenth streets, where you can
get the best ten cent lunch In the city
also, the celebrated st. Louis Foust Beer
on drauRht.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09
He Won't Have IL.

I've kissed her in sonnet and ballad,
I've woocd her in madrigals terse;
Yet ev'ry fond pledge Is invalid
because her old fathers averse.
Texas Siftings.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09
Only Wai..rc.

The bulldog sits at the garden gate:
His tail is short. but his teeth ..rc lone:
And soon those molars viii grind end l..,s;o
When tho limbs Of the pcddlcr cone along.
Lincoln journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09
His Position.

Father-Well, Thomas, you have graduated
from college and are now ready for your life
work. What will be your fieldi
Son Ithoughtfully)-Well, to tell the truth,
SIR, its little hard to decide between left
and center-Time.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09
BROOKLYN'S GOVERNMENT BUILDING
1t Is Now in Course of Erection and Will
BE q Handsome Structure.

DC Handsome Structure.
The city of Brooklyn. which until the past
five years was never much noted for its inc
buildings, has undergone q remarkable
change within that time, and it is surprising
to observe how thoroughly the building
craze has taken hold Of city which was crst-
while principally noticeable for the low,
squatty character Of its structures. These
unimposing buildings arc being rapidly re-
placed by beautiful business houses, and Of
recent years some very splendid public build
ings have been erected.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09
Pure Ice Cream.

Hsrd-frozen cream, made fresh daily
of rich, pure Alderney cream and pure
fruit juices by D. Columbus, corner Third
and Broad streets. Fine cakes, candles,
and traits. Special rates to parties OF.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09
Whara They Are.

II you the fashion papers skim.
With this announcement you'll a-ree:
The people who are I'm the SWIM
Are now sojourning by the sea-
Boston Courisr.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

New York stock Market.
Exported by C. W, Branch q Co.. banker,
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09
AUSTRALIAN EpocHs.
THE SIX COLONIES CELEBRATING
cENrENNIALs.

M Tale Of = Convict settIe,nent-Crimi-
malls and outcast women--Their .'Larri-
Kin" Descsndants-wondo Growth Of
Victoria and New south Wales.
Australia now enjoys her centennials The
celebrations opened In Sydney, New South
Wales. in January; but tho colonies are still
in tho confederation state of development,
and there Is as yet no "United States Of
Australia" Melbourne, metropolis and cap
ftal of Victoria, comes next. and tho other
colonies next follow on their regular days
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09
EDUCATIONAL.
University Of Virginia

IFocnded by THOMAS JEFFERSON
Session OF nine months Begin october Isl
lsss. there are nineteen schools giving instruc
ton in IITEsATgaE. SCIENCE, A0RIcULTrRts
EN0ISFERIsG. PHARaACr. MEDIcI AMI
Law. departments all thoroughly e1ci, ped
LEGATION elevated and healthfuI. For cats-
logue Apply TO WILLIAM N. Th0kNTOS.
Chairman OF Faculty.
+. o.. Uniyersi v OF Virginia. Va
Aca1e,nieal students from Virginia, psy a.
tuition. Vllu
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JSO. p. BRANCH. SRED. X. sCOT1 g,
THOMAS BRANCH i CO., BANB
i ERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
BONDS, STOCKS. ana SECUklT Ne
BOUGHT AND SOLD in this and all III.
Northern markets.
We have . private tecgraph-w.re from our
ONCE TO all the Northern exchanges, and caD
execute orders for ACTIVE STOCKS within
Q few minutes of their recsipt at our Office.
We get quotations every quarter Of an hour
which are open for the inspection Of oui
customers.
Earliest Information on the subject OF Rail
road and Corporation Securities and State
Bonds.
de 2tf THOMAS BRANCH 8 90
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09

Yeuv attention IL called to my lunch
and sample room, 910 Main street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. A nice.
c''ol, airy dining room. The best our
markets can afford is served from my
lunch counter.
Gus +. DELARUE, Proprietor.
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The Life Insurance Company Of Virginia,
RICHMOND. VA.
G. A. WALKER, President JAMES W PECRAM secv

Comp which Iohsa
its arr Is zone to be poriof
ha without
of poIe.
liberal
Through its Industrial
e
Home Oh by
known nsa
Everett wailey
an F. and ohn Cooke
rc Cmpan ul
m nos" PRESENTED drcss
j. ". FEGRlN, &ty life DS Co. of Va,
Va
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-09

Coolest place in the city-Musee.
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Richmond Stock Market,

Reported by John l.. Williams Il Son
bankers an brokers. III Main street
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 8.
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Market steady.

Q,.otations.-Middling. i0c. low middlin
9sc.; good ordinary. SIC.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-11

dunlap hats.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE JEyESfLEs.--Next week there win
be tsfce nights OF comic opera 81 Frye's
opera house, By the Eekert- Hudson Juve-
niie company, Monday, tuesday and Wed
nesasy. Tie repertoire Is ''rhe Chimes OF
Normandy" "oiiyette~ and "rhe Mikadc. .
of the opening performance In Portland
recently, HE News says.
..,......y us.ss 81 tue New Park theatre
the Javeliie Opera frouf.e, IN the "Chimes
81 Normandy. held the h0aras once more.
.rhc h8iIse WAS fail-s3 was The audience
nf enthusiasm GBd lFiendliness. Each
principal member OF the eompauy was
wei remembered and met With his or her
reception on emerging from the 'ginss.
This company Of Juveniles was excellent
When here before. hn5 now they arc a
neir.i beyond that. they Hre super excel
lent Mr. kett's careful work during va.
cation q apparent Mr.. iiudson's handi-
wosk In the way Of good management aud
good enstnMlue Ia also apparent
With keen eye for effect. Mr. Hudson
has had the juvenile nggrts rVbedin gleain-
Ing ssiins, ul9asy vaiFets and shining gold
lsee-RrxAlly 10 the advantage Of their
personal appearance. Miss Camille Cieare-
notes lilled the air ans struck upon the
ear A. pieasastly aa OF yufe. Miss Julia
Martin aud The Gamble boys acquitted
themselves haely. ant the choTous per
formed It's part we'll The bit OF the even
ing was, however, lnade by young Lowell
ag Gasiafd, the ialser. When here before
LJNaitis talent. or genius, was ohscuTed by
the clund of stage frgSt. The audience
was So pleased as 90 give him funr calls
three Id front of the cuuain--R very unn-
suai compliment aud one well deserved by
the s0Rug aspirant
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-11
REAL Estate TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the Auditors Office
Yesterday.

Fifteen deeds were ilcA fof record yes
tefday. One deed Of gift. one for nomi-
nal consideration. aud the aggregate Of
the remainder being S57.ieS. an average Of
s8aS Following IS the list as furnished by
Wood & Osborne, abs,raeiers ofiitlcs;
Edward Bieweit 10 II, =, stamer, lot y,
Blk -. heunF-lloyt add, ~.
James McNaukht % G.. W. GrigrS, = Int
BID s.. Mayuarfl's plat, $4,000.
y. r. Denny 10 II. +. Kelsey, 10; II, blk II.
Denny park add, >llc0.
H. r. scott 70 A. c. Horr. lot Il, blk s,
Ro.s add, sll5.
Jsmos Anderson 20 c. y. Yeaion. lots II
aud H. blk Il, Bafk's ID add. ssi2
G. 4. Terry 10 James Morrison. ELS Of lots
8 and 4, blk s, Terry's 9TH aid. 500.
Puget sound CaeutaHqua Association 10
4. Adams, lot !, blk 81, Chantanqua
Beach, so
q. Henderson 20 chas. Kell, lot 8. blk n,
Peutins addition. {7ea.
T.. II hankSpn 10 IhUs- Murphy, - acres
in see. -. Z " y, Z = Il. $3.50.
A. carton 90 J A. Hatfield, certain
, CLAIM on mud fats, Elliott : bay mo de-
scf3ptiaal. $40,
& II. nankson to =. =. sander. li5 acres,
mose or -, SEE. ~, Y q \, +, Si7sA
q IL ForiEau to A. White. = Interest 10
. aevts zee. ~, r a n, X 4 r, 1900
CT Yeatnu a. NJ. = Morton, lots ~. II,
hlk rs. Rafks ~ addition. 500.
h. Crssseu 10 l. j., Harris, lot I. his u,
Bells ~ addition. and ~ acres ia ssc, -,
+ Il 2s \. RsF r. diced Of gifil.
WA r. NaOd IA T. lngeis, secs, L, ~, -,
( T2l y. 4 az, $ih,eoG
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A special train viii carry the Republican
speakers 90 Franklin this evening, leaving
nj 5 o'clock.
The steamer Idaho arrived here from
Portland = an early horr yesterday morn
passengers sor ALASKA.
A 80 gold watch azs ssolen from Gu.
MARKS 4 CO. store Tuesday night. II was
on exhibition IA the window and VAS ~.
m0Fe1 Dy cutiinz cut = piece Of the sash
Barney McAriie. Joseph Brcen. Thomas
Alien ard H. q. Rhodes. nsfiVes Of Great
Britain and o. T. SWEET. Of SweteS. yester-
day declared their Intentions Of f,eearnfr,er
American citizens
owfDg 70 a disastrous slide from HE
PERCEPTIONS bluff overhsnging the rsllr5Ad
Track a Tacoma, last evenings train for
seattle was detained several hoars. The
passengers came down on the ellymplGn.
Auditor Wood yesterday issue1 marriage
heetx9s for Henry MeCue aud Catherine
slessiaass; o. Mnaseota. George ". Ih0fap-
IN and Hiss Hsieus 4. Formal. Of Seattle,
and William 4. Bell q seattle and Mrs. u
J. Pearxe Of 81 Paul.
The county jail Is full again. despite TIE
fact That Il rT,Soaers we're transferred 10
the aeAeiiis Island peniteDtiary shout ten
days aga. There are now f0rty-fise pria-
oliefs 70 jail aud they are cosnfDg la ct the
Esse u fEofa fur 70 fve day.
The Republican rally takes place in
North staftie this evening Ex MAYOR
Minor viii be among the speakers. Mem
bers ot The Grant club and Harrison legion
Wiz assemtie 81 the Occidental square al
19'eiqck and Inafgh " the mteetlEz.
TD-norrnw evening q special train VIII
hare the Columbia 4 Puget sosad Rail
road tepot NJ = O'Clock. carrying q large
nFiegaisSn of Republicans, including mem
bers Ui the Grant clnh, aud HarrisnB
Lyon 10 Black Diamond, where q
grand Republican rally viii be held.
Articles Of incorporation Of the Dunlap
Medical and ssrxirai Institute aud Lis
psusary. we're tled a. the auditors Office
Yesterday. Ess expressed object Of the
corporation = s. Ireat chroaic. nervous
ai9a surgical Ct The capital stock r.
s,st0, afd the fI4e34g orators are s u. and
l. D. Limerick
Robert Backs John Jones and Frank
Kendall were in Commissioner EmsFy'S
cOurs yesterday charged With selling
liquor 10 Indians at slaughter Jones aud
Kendall we're discharged as there was
nvfhtng but Indian testimony against
them. Rufkwood was held TO appear be
fore the grand jury.
The third and final shooting contest yes
ters.ky between Gardner kellogg Of this
citg and J. y. neNaughtou 81 Tacoma. for
THE championship medal, resulted ln favor
of Ar. Kellogg by score 81 - 10 Is. The
targets were American clay pigeons. 20
ards rise In - singles aud 10 doubles
Several more challenges are awaiting Mr..
Kellogg
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EXAMINATION POSTPONED.
John shea, the Burglar, net anxious
for a Hearing.

John shea. charged with being .mp1-
Gated ia the Occidental hotel burglary.
was taken iato Justlne s0ierlerg's court
Yesterday afternoon for preliminary e0-
animation. lie asked for a change q
venue 10 Justice Jcaes' o5art, presumably
because soserbSrg held him once before
Tor the grand lafy. for attempted ro5hg ~.
The application Nas slenied enc then shea
asked in hafs the examination faS-froueu.
ON motion ~ Cspt Mau3efy. fhe COM
piaintuE witness. t4lt hearing was ecu-
uunra until next 1naaaY. Bali aas aNesl
81 Sssle. buf Shea vas unable % furaisa =
and was r1iugusd So JAZZ he police are
very muvb iassitfisf3 90 knew whg TIE
Portland police have uet rypllea 20 thiri
NitrAcA'S te5ecraphie dRs Eir-t2n 81 tae
i.,,s,.irv s-aifu from the Occidental. 50 thsi
IL ,aieht BE- kuosn wheshcf or aet tie
watches AMI things found on the person ol
Charles Martin. wha vas arfCtteti
A. Portland correspond Yesterday :
is,,ar E,rEi IlegNCEe contained slspnteA
grsAm So Portland correspondent stating
that two If fhu watches foead Ia Martin ;
,.,s.s-<4fau baf hteu isienfite8 IS iteA4a.
ms "a ST. and Nj. Hsmhsta of ~ Paul
who Wers victims Of Iac uertdestai bGF-
eisrv. but tha seattle Fs7iine have uat fe8
f.ssra negi fed saic ally of the fsEt
4Ne attempted robbery far uhtrh sles
sgag tried a1gd acquitted " 'hR Mas s5rfl III
,ssssFt ocdurTass ia Nsss .ugiaa sissci
salsstn gahu Nil@oa Bss ssicEp tH = IL a {
ana Sara sisShei his irossezz ssia . Eglit
Wlisaa awakened before the pseket Hsi
ear ot.sa smd shea ran cas- . TIE saioga.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-11
PERSONALS

Mr. J. ". Thompson appeared on the
street Yesterday, fof the firsi time since his
recent Illness
MF. Wills A. Butter left the city to-day
On visit to- the East, and will be absent
fer three months.
Mr.. d. A. rjcrian, prominent insurance
nau fsum Portland, has Deen Spending q
few s,ass GA the sound