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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17
tsgEsfrtEs

Eslher Friday might. al TaTa
haH
is,ae Friday night. a, Turn
ball.
\ new ssN rail Is abou at to lie b4ist
at suoQuaigals.
Fear 81 the irtier-carrsers are ,irk
ard Postmaster Broskes has nlie,l Their
places with substitutes
License 90 Wcd was i>.Brd from TIE
aailter's office yesterday tor Jose pt
Fisher and FheFess Soaae5er both oi
seattle
The Galpaman captured on E..
eras4f street hr.siEe ay nesiats ~h{ ]
W tsolefH oR Monday has h~en n 4
(aeDslhes3 - Al Kim. one al u,
thirteen n ho escaped on the night 81
lune *
The talloslpg arrests weFr hoo&esl
hy lhe Follee yesterday }ehn lynch
yauamg after iaate, " Nilsson. baf
STAY toha HFoSn dvuuk abd di~or
,ieFiy.
Nj .. \, Morse. Nha teiere the nrs
% as proprietor o( the Arlington hotel
has assumed 'aara cement ~ ghe 10
sawtlA eannege, an N50 ran &. 81 .t.
taHt~i tapst its.
NoF.vs 81 the eeg- lsfsas1e rNess
as 1n.y T. gor3AsfHe an a4coevt 81
sac aesgfutu>sf vf osa Seattle a-v t.,
-zie at tae t.siue@s ulhte ~ shs. rat,~r
boarth ana tei 4Hse.s ,trctt, v7..r
cents
FetRg Nrshsrl 3 st.,.t ls af~a
sandstone 4IsErS cgsr Newcastle. sa,
t- awattinS .2fs ptet,ea sd to.4a a..
& Nusvt >stes ssae-itass when av,
tarAeas}s I'd ry~ck q d. t'e sbsHgs>i - -
sttae 4allN
hFfv a. ess.a-gs ctnaf at tp.t.r
daF that tae trsekitsvr~ 81 sire Gsl
sisstia X Faett Sos.lt3 RAJ e,.s,. t.... 4
asled Ms>hl <'on ssrVVt s5sp a# atsr
n.>so. Ncafis AN ght ar6e& uV-i /.
fbe Asv IS tsnsleei there. au1 c
SHOWS ssFe delayed
liver iySFvau sss3 s g. Esas-en y,.s
nensaN Ssed t,aaa- i4ehanl & Co
ftE Ss<&s 5H PSI Ase saea 5s
is1sar a'ss sefysrs~ performed. ss>se4
htes altyr afs fae gs,E nl.,ss'
Ess-1E HAfss -. -fss. l-.a.-..s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

"@AAHesA CITY, f8ly iS-T. cutie win
Y'''1lsssslg eeeHr here today over a., ,.,......
"a no+d cAasfes election in o4v.asifis,,, =,
the Present eity es3v.rnreeat wstle -,
80 utes iaa5uFi.y ST voters .st.s. -e,s,,.-f =,
u-'td tse ti'' tlsft lasv ehsrzn sAs. 80
"A ssGlntSfTAtAea witA fvas,-Y rns ss.ss
41fe' oppression srisi VARIOUS gfh~r p,5..3..
= SiFe!s- Inc charter to ~. s1,hrfirs.s7
- i'ls q asS e4sgsiQH Jsiv =. III rpsy,,r
= ts tssaes e. gsetse~ fs~s.i.s So. : =.
ciesAiVH focS2 Estess Ffisss L, xs,+s $50 -.
afrvsSed. s@t eltF satAos 5Stes wg9 a.
esfN y p 'he m3htis wbtsh r.cy,~rFr~s
TIE MIA as pa .4tf -'~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

fs3&EE EzA& tssss EKNN ~ sea AgAs-
A*--- s1 cssys vsrsE15e8 wfsh = RESIDENT
So >ezisie- 'sEn Ages. abe Aas asz
~ armed f-am Asssks se-
etzru8 o.. Ze Eae 0s aerar
ssFsAE Fae saFernnsessg s4se 5zzarssrs 2ace
IS e~3A ane TesaT sxsr sss- -
seSsFnszaea.a fssr Alaska xs3 0ssn NJ
= n.e sAas - ~ slssu eat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17
Chicago Races

CHICAGO. July Is-The track at washing
ton park was in fair condition ,osi.v. ans
the attendance good.
I've yeag-o.3s. II rec fourtbs fails-Pre.fI-
ga son won, Bit T.sicber second " q
Morris third. Time. III.
Aiie- Mamie Fonos won, Chilhawie SEQ
ORD, >Sonle Montgomery third Tilae.
l,&s -
Aaiien s'skes Tar three ssar-o3dS, mi5e
aud ishth-AGnje Blackburn wall.
Ca>>iuS second. Teaioa Third Tiyg,e
/ 81 is.
One aud one-foarth railes-Brawn Psio
t,eSS ssll. BTsDsf~l@tse secoaS. Brf6ge!jgf4
ghird. Time. pes
All axes, >eNea-eisafhs msfe--C ati I1ioa
@oH. t'uy s5rSy secana, Prophecy ihirsi.
Tine. IA
All a9eS, ssavels~efghths raIie-xcssFersfs
Won, Lady Asmphiil SECOND. slohs third
TEe. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

bkNfkA %aly ia special fFana Aass-
ulsc, CaleEasia. esvas 81 Aees.s.s ~ 49,.
hs0gfns a. th&t place AZ ; .s-s1.s-s t2.tx -.
ternts'G ~ 5y~se Ahrsta Ca~sez. N.Y.,
Nao sssf asrch eEstsstF naartert.f : ~, -
tasae3 i-s12ie see ettEae as. gsssr ss.sf-.s
Ail&ss le&He Was 2sseep. AL sats 1855.
= a. - sseis0e fsssS S<iuu ~ . BAG ~ $3.50
@si>t fs+ssya e 81 sa tAe <eza..as fl-sse
:, $50 - - a1s s. ae3 sssstf the -,
E}fr1eSs - a present. ass. fs'f ...4-..
e. tsfees HSs 4 eEs ttozs q srs{ ~ .1s..f
N..a-a-l ISM Z -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17
chicago Graf. c.os.sse.s Restored.

CHrcsao. July fs-The Chsesgo hoard
OF trade today adopted rcselufinn crsiar'
fpg against rte recent decision Of The court
bar resolving r. restore the mss'
ker 4astaai,sSs ssfhsiSas1 or The
eIst 81 Nay TaiS j. dome. the
board slseSes. 20 avoid ans uElnst dlssflsEa
sasts,.s1 "a ;svar Of nv. parfis. whose Een1-
sfae lrsrn4fsons prohibit the wttaars1a4 -
tFss SUGGESTIONS IRON the pEhiie- Toe ress-
lEriaa concludes by srsans thSt this
acton il sAkeH without pTsJasllee 10 the
rixns new claimed and Insisted ETsor
by Fhe hosxa OF Cclcago 10 control lts
rs,a-s.g s,s,s+atsass and IL hereafter modify
or r..x<.sl Tits resolution =. 10 the luGg-
mea. OF is board 81 directors may s-esa
txya-sixnt ssd proper.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

CmExEsxE AGENCY. OAK. July BIN
diaas. here sre almost s. nndsciPlined a.
they we're EeG years s9a. Efforts are
being made - secure 10 support 81
influential chiefs. but With what sGs
cess is a. set vrs,eieTaaSieet Major tseoTge
NJ Randall. W5o WIS sxeut hsrs "a t>s'.t. ~
rived today and sss warmly @eis"1lasa oy
~ Iyssissrts. A connril was held Lass 8lgnt
at whfra the sentiment Appeared ID o.
strongly opposed 10 : EUiI1--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

On srecias ~an heswesn Se-
sstss. ssssns se3 0lymis2 dur
snx the esanvsssfsoss, co.'s gaenrlnx
No sisN- Under the TeS seaesiue
tie ssxsnes wsa sesTs CIV naS - IN early
ras n s1sss,,. stopping 80 Tzsnrsss ca route
"a >esstsss A trip from Sezssse 10 Ta-
conss and ressru ssll oe aaaee. ard
then . run from Seattle 10 0iym pa.
reaching she capital at night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17
AMUsEaaSrs-

s'Cbsrab. - Pretty Maine Yiekers
sang and danced delightfully."- at Turn
Hail 'hesseT las might and the audi
ence acre very Funch yseased with the
PLAY al 'ssneEat,. the Pearl OF >ery~sG I
NeaFstafss Mr.. Harry ". Eieh a.
xidea he hoaoFs o4 The evening with
the ~fs-
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aosaA "a sufnsxs

10 Ns1SieS ss%ss Tax se~sss ksr s.s, e
- s&~ - ss2S ssassssF ssgs.sss ~ enc 81
sa ~a 8SESss 49, Fszs sssS.a. IA
s2E HSs >2Eas@ sEa2 ~ AaSzs a1..5 -
a-etF Ssa7s $50 asxes sz4zE sqes,e3- -
- s&@s - Eaasksrs ~ sef - ts.ssss-.
.s'1xS 80 s7s$-ese ~ sssszssszss g, Vasss, =
{ ? sAsA-~aeS. = ssSaeses ss2 e&ss s~sss
= &Se g ss4rs s@ss a3l4rYssssx z~3vs
- sAsMeAa. ass wE-a@ essssc. - az
gz.e<. 80 sssezAs .mpS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17
Manmnth ,.lt Trest.

MIzwAUKxE, July SD. NHceler OF
AAnasfee. Michigan. une OF thc fsosf prem
inent salt manufacturers ia the West, = IN
Milwaukee. an6 gives aa outline 81 the
plans OF The posed IaieFsats0iisl SaAs
rrsaSf keS.scfarffs.s. IL II 10 he organized
watn q capital CT s@e.pao,isn. sad % 1e IN
rsrroratesi under tee laws of New York
Tee association Vii begin Ca Go hsI -iEsss
January It.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17
ine "rsax i'eF.rta.-.ss.


kt+ E&f&~-
7sa sseeat creature tze;rsSS r.
x sIsaI*s sGng-roornl. eOh -
! sA's'l ~ sse EAe F.aEer ii regard IA !
eft tAfse nafuA~r & x&saAnle a.
aha 4gsnflty * s~wss~~
- - @sFe ,se2sh fsaga my reons -
- atte. tass uigag. tlerk n
-. - ~ ven Kindly step 1, 49,.
- - y - sc gartusns. tao MtEsl.,.x.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17
saI4EoAp oo>rEAcrs Lar
EWssty Miles 81 ths Seattle K~AA -
80 NIxArrA - tne

iae arsr ,.1 kssi * N,ssega wss
Fe,iereAt sgs7s.et tAe o2asrsc3 Sap
she c5eaF-fsE a. ASS soJ e. o5 tae >estt.a
lake Shore s. "a tca r&4sr,ad. ans
tlsaG NaA WSreee Was q vva ths
cs'atraes fer tie >e>aa3 ysa naes.
Use Vnrk az sssArles sac r.cai III eav
az Dc 3<saE rs<t A. sooa a. ttrse
ger tssHasa eSa sss asen 4Eas Eool. "a
ge r.rae.srssE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

attorney AZ tire ksl.snx OF Robert Dalton.
sisrrfv Tinted STATES marshal. - Y klsfsEiss
Srnsssv Afternoon Dalton was IN the set
Of s-rs-s,s NJ Lee West. . notorious crsIsis-
nal. for bling n rnaonshiner. az WHISKY
ras.eltr. wc.s shot Dalton. fatally wos nd
inx aim. hrs before he expired TIE LATER
shot West. kfilinx niTn instantly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

No Cs>sxSsRortaSs cAxa-N ester
das was very aaiss siay Al The head
quarters OF tue relief bureau.
No contributions were rpSssiSexs
a1ss esaix nineteen applications
for assxssasscse were recvivsgi These
we-s sl uss<ie on h<haif 81 families IN
ina i<eat circumstances. ASH they
were seas away with sseerai supplies
u prevls5aas ani gleEhser.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

Providence. r. l., July is--The legisia-
ture met today in adjourned special ses-
sion 10 enact license Laws. T4e biz RI
ported . oxl5es for Wholesale license fe 5
III i.orn 800 io s. coo. IA be determined by
he license commissioners, aud retail fee :
of sseg Z Providence. FHDsinz down a. go
IN u : u astofdiug 80 population.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17
MARKETS AND sHIYy

Tbs early whsts Ssees.~a,..
which appeared in tie MAXI
since continue 10 Improve in or.,..-
;irss were somewhat bitter 81, ~. IL
sixniasnis are quite palssss,s - ~
ready sale. being novelty W: -
si25 per box. 80
A consignment ot TIE srxs Ill
ci sae season was received . - ~
sine TIE melons. coasssefs.,, =
nsss af the sessna. ara e,sssa -
qaese = i'sF efsaat Of ssezs.n. ~,
Cae ries are fass dissppesrln. -
stonAily lew scattering hos a ~. Y -
ties are received These are wex.s = = s
10 20 the trade ~
Strawberries have tlsapseaa.s
from the market.
Native Faspfegric> have begun - -.
in free quantities. We Gus e - $50
The markets present sgap,v - - = azs
Is oaly fair as Jar IS qualify ! -
The Early t'Fawfo~Is. wAseh -
i'sst stone peaches are aheus the spls ~.
fne variety, So IN season. IN esi;ss.-s
AMI feE consiaSiaentso Of 1.as.ss 50 49,
Tor this week Ga tho next sFeasnsr
MERt z ANDlsE AND PR0Ds,e. Z.
CEtt t. During She last twe.xs 8
the merchandise asi gsvssfsssa - ~ s
n sAts POL "ere IS inl.aws- p,s-ns -
SHORE I@sa - tcEas; Ce.Gn4hsa Z ~
>auua "a lsog8 81 tons Stssesl.. - -
& Esstesn railway. - trps ~ e ~ s
l-Hcy Lowe. 10 tons, Nav t)s,a<-s =
l. J. Perry, . tons. J. 4. fshhe q = 8
tlfy - ASGiTscy. Is Tons: Eflxs ss.ss-
tons cascade. 3 ions. W X Nar~s~ ~ 4
Totsl FscsiFfs. GssS IONS. sia
SHIPMENT - During tne 1ss. 60
aostrs sosls slisj aaSrchansslxs s1.
50 ppea from > astie % he ssrrs~,zz
caRatry IS follows Puget sasaS ss1
loa1. - tons' Columbia & Puget S.ss
rstt;rosa, 20 IONS, Sca;ts4 JaIe -
Eastern railway, % tons A. s4
SSsstt s'aief. II tens. ssxgtf sshs..s 80
~ Au roe. l8 7oIss J. X rfFAx x .
lara hEuS y, ems. ". h N4~w4n Z -
Etiza Anderson. la tons. tsra~.. t.srs. -
: tcus. Michigan I ton: g4s.. p-
tons; Henri Bsjsey. Z taSs. |. ( 49,
: rs; t.ly a Quincy. 10 taas fm.' 4.
NATURE OF REcEsprs-ssv -.
sfid nity SIS cats. ss s0ns Aav - kSs
( ! me. 70 ous hay. - sks s,asS - 2aa
ner. ears hay. - cars logs. esr -
car wagons, ! car airs u.afre~sAs 49,
0tt- ears EtTm waSens, ca. h.,~-saSs
goods, car nseaiNerv. -, - -
head eat1le, - hea8 hoSS. lae~r. s ~ -
q cedar doors, II iron ores. & -
lesl siaaesta meat and lard, ,fa Il - g
6 efttA i'se eseen, - half crates hem :
Dell osAs plss fees, car Ice, 1 eaY resss.
va hcssI sheep. / engine asss ,erS~. 4
2 "a este car eggs, n iroa hsrx Z
tubs butter, - cs .tsaoiss. seTs.s 49,
car. lumber sSAx s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

WASHINGTON iSTRSrNESF COMPANY.
The " asajngton Territory Invest
meat Company Is the Incorporated
name adopted by an association oi
Seattle capitalists. among whom ap-
pear William +. Bailey, Robert L.
Eoyle, l. A Strout. William NJ.
w arr JOSIAH Collins, ir., ana Geotee
II. Hebron as ineorpOra,ors. for The
parlHase O. engaging IN 4 general in
yesEmert and development business.
The association. by as articles OF IN
corporation, = granted large powers
ard su extended field for the use ol
capital Ia the development IT the re-
source o. the country It's capital
stock j. fixed az So COS. divided int
$40 shares at 500 each. IT, duration
Is tif'y year and It's PRINCIPAL office IS
a. Dc I0<7stec 81 Seattle with the ia.
corporal or~ n tie first toasd Cl truS-
tees sud managers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

ASeTa1s WaAge FeE NeEvH So
ArEE naahama & Collins hare seen
40 srssNi cVmtTsss fs.r the erection nf
q wharf seventy tsTo Sect ss<se jass
no ia * NanaaaE sAarf, IN north
So lie. hg Mrs. AssSs,n A. Fell ans!
tns sssssssxa EsSss. WNrS was begun
sn esssaats5v after flae sstssEg ~ The
sss sescs. Isis she IN sszasSAn ~ erect 3
VA tafaaSe ca the wharf Two pile
dgi seTs are At weTs assw driving The
r,ssss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

FUksLo, Col, gsiy I5.-Fire al ? O'Clock
this merning destroyed +. e. Tafls dry
goods house and a number of small
dwellings sdj0ininE. Los. 5000 Ia
surzuee atoat IS go The Gre j. supposed
- have been stared by incen8I2ries.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

srArxrox. Va. July i5-Jazaes A. Pa
Isrs.la, r., 81 wsyRes,sofu, Iaa 3e az &ssiGli-
ms 1T today. III assets are over sSo~o.
His debts are less than 81 90. Patterson
owpees snd OF, afed the ARREST HoNrlug
mills IN fhe valley. He has eft The toln-
try. No reason = z7sen feF Ms absence OF
assignment. He was prominent and lH-
nHeursai cit zen.
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t@s sso@eF q orders and ssrcra.
As GaFsess ne visit II giag
-. se seTssgs srsnSs N, NE ax.
= ssszne, sAst tAeeY 49, -.
&Aaa > PTas>s4zs xa4xew -, - !,
'sssaals ssssAs a slsIsss.- ssss r~.s sssss..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

EU CLAIRE. Wis, Jsly is.-Fhe Caaadian
Anthracite Coal Company has sold IT.
coal lanes. consisting of ESQ scres in the
vicinity Of Anthracite snd 8anf, B. C., 20
an Enzlish syndicate Tor EsG,t19 TIE
EugiisAmea Will develop hs ptopeFty al
oece. The capital OF the GO 'pAny j.
= fssl efs&
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Nrsro Murderer Echrsl-

MxxrHGs. 7, nn., jay - - Yes:erisy
morning sam barrs. a negro charged with
the murder % white man named White
buret, was iynehesl az Inka. Miss mob
OF loo oseu f1r,eed the jaiier u give up the
keys end took Buers q short distance away
arlt nanns..i MIN fa 4 tee
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shIrpinr Intrliirrnre,

IAN FRANtIsep, 5nSy -ArriFed-.
tsh sss Wellington, pepsrsgre bay: CHI
Fae3sla. Nh,or's. str AK. Nsnalmo11
Dashfpg Wave. rse0ma: TX Arr
GsfjamAl2 rlKer GiszFes-->fr GE0
f0rfsanf' * Seninele. Fspgt Tow
bvpsrye.t--Jr -sa Pedro, Iaearna
f0EF iowNsESD. fniy i6---aibe<<
ttssFIen, Herfixe. oscar FTes.efixk. n
AstGi %. Ar iYsG-->niries.
FuRT AADl-8S, Jaiy fG.-saiIesl--F IT,
>sa Francisco lanber.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

AN SlssN beFeFe ---1ssesa =
5e2vss elsc rss1s So ser-rrs-2sa yzaf oy
81 Eraat @a} M4a -gf~sts. SIS
t,-sgi- ht ,riose 5suee 3n.v- vesse--
&2} sah saa-es q .ts3>lnS E3w4-l
Aaes q Ef-7 eAF-saa aoy Isl th~ 1zca
SIC seSnfsa !e~..-e8 gsse hSfEsrf. ts4t IA
8fss- sseea expz.ne.4 sAS the hsYv
&4+ 1~sN l1sslef1 ard .sssas%ss lzs-
s@AEe ia 2 AZ eS - ,l1ess. Nn
q 81 sc A-seeFosi Ase eas be s,ap8ez
ena - tss tAcs wlfh hss ct~a bzns&
J ssi.ee As-er. cssae ssrssg zhs aEgra-
t&sasa.st Gxed Sic csc a. So. s1se a5a est
sSssAass EoSsihs.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

TIA PSEcg so Loss. - a coase-
gae1scs II the Light snowfall. last
wfase- ard the succeeding SeoRtA.
logs ea the apper rivers were
unable tu cosae aoan Daring
the past tao seekS hogs aAve risen
froga SSssa ~ s. per thousand. sa3
maas 20 algser. I. i aos s3kssy that
The prize wsa again fasl A. Aow IS iass
ssAeS-..
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eeSw.,o STAY in jan.

CHICAGO July ie.-Judge Horton. Ia the
criminal court this morning, deuiei JohE
q. Beggs latest application for ga writ q
habeas corpus.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

WAsGISsToS. JAY ls.--It * estimated
that $500 csu be probably expended on
the improvement 81 the Ietlo9 stone rig-.r.
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TELEGRAPHIc MARxRrs
SAY FRANcTsco kzvsEx.

SAY fRANCFsCo, Juy a-Wss-.
g9Ateok Is deemed pramis.nt. hvs~s-
lair, Qncssble 81 from ii assl az
BaEley-Nos - free; prices ~ nrs,. !.
aFsn, 5a9Hsh 10 .lAcliae i <usiespssss: ~
( No. * q, e. 90.
ua5s--t i>-dczahis n.sgeAasnf h,< M.
II pToefeSs wnica has givea I ern ~ =
IT tss AAi eaasea god ftelsre sss~'s
/ hGl3ters. TDere sac uss how4ree y ~ Z
temporary lull a. fsrsseat. hus a. $3.50. -
still has = arm ten1enry. fhaies ~
. i, Ne. J, siiossil2sss.: ioww 1890
Hogs fe.sss, values aasiasl h.k~.
expect "a active deEaaz3 M AZ -
, crop. Damsse = geF.srte4 ID - $780,
ailG sHsi 81 crops, bS:s he e1skaz i -.
Potatoos-Marses well cissr>a IN. A..
mand eooi Early fose, erxatl n ~.
less, Sftegje Garnet chile. 7slassG Dnr
/ baukS. 7sssaSi.g
Basier-Fira; fancy. geae; COED u
+ cbuce, lsiE.8
EEss-sirmer: caiIforsia ranch. aaas;
store lots, -tee1Ss..
tfaFt' rei-tSvnersl Fairehild. eeal n
faFsafe b8y TO san Fiaucisen
SEX YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET
NEw YORK. July Id Hops Steady.
C1tsee-sltttens o. ened steady, Is ia =
psiafS up closed STEADY, Is "a ,
points Up, sales. fs 90 bags, July. sl4X
August. sIlss: September. si4Na Ii. IL.
0ef8s)er, ylf.s5aeE5 p: November, <l5.7uS
I5.5a. December, sl4ssals -: Srss ~
mere active asa strsag fair eargoer. H&r
sugar gaw, &c rrssed; refined. qalt
and shenSiy.
Bar sifE=r-lgt5
Vice. Firm fairly aeiive
C.pner-Essy. sske, Jaly. Sii.sa
Lea kasY sssmliy AMI laiet. -
nfe~ -, $50.
Tia -D1n sa.l srmer straits. sl2s
CHICAGO PasDUcE sAsKxE
CHICAGO. IRIy ls-w assf-e on, n9{c
* FseIu tser. Us, ieeem ber. 7ss.e-
Cora tssh, ~ ARsnsE. x3ly1>(<G
rsttefi Der. 50 s.se-ss
oats--ts.h, Auguss. "
PoF6- August, ST g.. Sersemter, l1{M
AaEf-Aa-sst. Hs.-z SsgssenatfF. r y1*
EsICAG0 EfTE Stuck waRKR.
CHICAGO. July .-gasfle--Reo1f<
la~St. strong ostves, s. Cad S. ~
ers AID feeccrs, Ss.7s1a3, cows. b9Eh ~
mixed, oea IL. TrXSg csftse. 81 -
Heg@-Resei pfs. IT.ses steady: S11n
lpx~T oR n avg. mi xest. 81 atsss 10. 49,
a. sAs 40 hgnf. s. Sssf47s
sheep Eeesips, s.Sso. dun ard 49,
lower; natives. - Rt6s.75: W. stern. q
e p, 3eNaas, xEattsss a.
Etvsgrfs9L GRAIN sARksT.
LlvEAPouL. gaIy iE~N heaf--DolI:]
i,4nd 90 =; hassists Offer nsoderas<35s t.
l. t.al t9rnfs. = Isto.Ts 1t
toTa--F1rts: dsg ard gaed; rev nl1G
ss ltssai
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lAfFfELD--la sais eigy July La
vie Il J. A Batasit sen. s.
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THg tFkIEsSs WIRE SsTssgsEb--A
suit Afoas SHIT by iae u Cha3le~ gsinst
the Itaisan Construction CosHpaIly 10
recoysr $50 alleged 10 he due tvr Ia bar
performed Nas iaied ia Justice Mi
Ter : GogTf Yesterday. thA.iss claimed
hat he had worked Tor ttse company,
which has been clearing land ua Ner-
Ger Island, and that the wosk he has
performed during the past wear VAS
reasonably worth the amount sued
for On tire other hand. Sas defend
ants. who were present IN Sfroar
array -; sp thaf Ch&iles had never
dome any work al all thsi be ssp;rss3
O. tie position ei pairone ard that be
hSd 1ried IL make money by sharp
prscts aaF Of the pooT and inGE>sei-
Gus lsseoring men " 10 form the com
paHy. \ counter claim q 50 fer
Money loaned 10 ChaileS was also set
up FaaY forty Italians were present
to testify H. such facts, bat their evil
eence waS ucf nee1s-3. - i was
shown az sbe outset that the Italian
Continuation Company wss not duly
incorporated under the iasS. aflt. that.
therefore, il couhd net sue or - stsesi.
For this reason Justice Miller Dis
missed the >uit Chai'eS va the
oulv Gtaian present 3 ho did not seena
wa.l pleased with the result oi Toe
sl4}t.
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EvlpKNcE NsVfFICgENg - CoNvIcT.
- nItezi states commissioner Emery
rendered a decision yesterday in the
ease II Attorney James 4. Morrison.
charged with >uborna,ion u perjury
ia indueing sherman No~hafrsr a.
peEsosste hi brafher m a land cffiee
case. In dlscharzjng ths accused the
Csnutl~Sioner SAID Il regret ext,.s,,.s-
iHg.v that this vcanA spnslenss AZ.
should be in The position Ia which be
Is. | think he deserves punishment
7sos oalx from rhe acts a. shown. bat
by tAs las governing sUeh eases. vef
lee conFiocest, ausscT AL the facts.
that eoHsicis.an cooat uat De had
Ete prisoner Is discharged and the
leousisfNsa re}ea> al q"
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f,2na pa r. hasslEfS OTTER uodsras<1f<
I, t'al f3rnfs. - isisaTs Af.
Sora-F1rts: dem ard CORD; rcw ~
81 kFs,f F1
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DYESa AwoNG SrRsSsKEs. -lAae
John nayi<, suffering frcm a ocua PHI
Cs,aon Il disorders, Is lying at the
point Of aeata at Providence hosp Tai.
ot hlH tie Sisters of The hospital
gncw nothing. lie : kno~a - have
friends. bat wha they are Is ut k1sowl,.
His 'seata Is l}Alle Ia occuv 81 auv mo-
ment aa3 il Is DESTROYS shss BIS
lyiers.is should know ct g. Davis
came 10 stse hospital nrSt June s. HIS
r'ght hsni NaS hs3iy isesfate,f. and
osseoE his fingers had 20 IL zmpatase<l
tie t&let thSs be had heea iBi rssi
q hl'e working ia she saw sni8 at Kent.
lie VS. Discharged eured 1aE.s - on
lusy = Re came a. the hospital sc Fer
gue .rcgo lever. lie gFeW rSl6dix
Sirs sra before aar talng e8s ceruSnE
hlHl eeala he tauu8 eat Be 49, loo
slsG Ia ,sse ten. Tae ters are very
.leSu ouS taat say oEe moving bius ~
srN{h.Uc atou3 Lita, shoni3 ce4i ~ The
"a 81 Ial pr enc ssssi o. thsas p&s3s
s. Esaf NJ sassg,t n veays ans ass
4 1s }esr III Is very tAs3. 3., u. over
s.. Is hes h,sh. s. j. o. {is.hf ,,.a. t,seK-
ign
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Nar~AHs - EEI Mafssa4 Sars-
A@l', taf 9restieT. ia nos 50 a. as
as' sIH2Es ye>ttg&&V. as IS wAs an
r>ts<s3 ts.4t be ~ssl3Js. esl8 81 iesve
tf 'ae ~ 92s~ ry Nt~s,is was
stea 800 eFeoIfE SIS Rssg-l>vKs
1Ss 20 1g~srfer Il st&sx5 f1aa r..
s. fss as ra lie pa a oosss
At44c2 hs ssgt 81 :, re vsAf3ss af RS
iaags &hi 2 sIvs- an egs~isgersfl..
trtphis EaVsvcr e = ss5s.s.ght that
"a SAYS a. sks .urit p 81. Ar.ak
st1iS @P lt IA, tTe9 ttec esd S0 haye
-.e .s&3 p e1ef kea@F. JslY -.
sRe 2a4 aAs eeea sacu-sV- for
ti1s cs-&s.le
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- ~ fasf sse&saes SsAse q M3sa1nss
t02 eeaseEza Essase guszzng Beg