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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-05

ls<sEeSs Jannasy. slss5a Is 95.
~ RIO dall nomfnai tslF eargcea. fssse.
So + 1884,
ssesr- K1w, active and hgxker: fair r..
fnIzg. s1xe: censrsEaezi. assRss, 6xse:
eases. $50 bags Eraxfg Hs-sass. ss<r 90
hsgx tsssFsi1gsl 9<sest, a9<e. 1850 ha9s
kio t;rande ss-sess, Sc. rs hhds Musca-
Fasso sS-sest SIC. refined, firm and quiet
eoppef-- Easy and more active: lake. M
thaneed
Iln-- Ersskev and higher: straits, SCI 81.
Pssroleasn-f1pened Arrnes a. sl94A<.
snd noyed gp 70 si.05s< In tie srss hour
then became heawY and declfns1 steadily
anti the close. whfrh was wsak- gtoek
exchange -0penLng sI-0tsz. hikhess zf.ess<
lowest sE.asss. closing aIeS Consosl-
aated exehange 1pentnx 5I.sEs6 highess
fi@Sz. Iewess stsfd eloslng sI.es. Total
SAFES, So 90 barYess
eHtcseo rKoppcs zAzxxr
raseAeo. Dec A. Whsas--L Loser: De
censbers 7ss<cs JannarT. Sc: May. Sc
Corn Primer: December. sIsze; Nay.
s3sSc.
ras -sseady; Dsesmhsr. nsze; May.
2Exe
Bsrsey-Nothfng doing.
Park Steady: January, se;s1; May,
I.nrd-steady; January $50: May ~. 10.
cmFcAss 1fvx g7oex MAnxKT.
EHGcA9o. Dee 4--CAgsis Beeves. a 50@
s.eS. sseess. Sc 9os4s 40: ssoekers and feed
eFs. si.T5s -: Texas catiie. 81 i0@2 80
HnRs- Receipts. - aE9s weak: mixed
81 soss IS: light. ss508s IS; heavy. $3.50
@s75
ssaeep- Receipts. 9,nf0: strong, natives
saa605. Western. ss.ost25: Tsxans. $50
40
ESvEzRooL AARKE1.
LTvERpoo1. Dec. Whe8E-Firrn; de-
mand poor; boilers offer speringly.
Corn stead = demand po0r. new mixed
x4Tsssss@rx ~ fs.ssF 49, ,..~tsof
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paxr Towxsnwp. Dec. 4-The bark Mary
Glover was towaa in from Discovery this
snoralns, and Is dlschafsing cargo Of hay
from san Franeiseo al Taylor street wharf
she viii load plies At North bay for San
Francisco.
SAN Francisco. Dec. &.--t3eared -~f5ol.
sts Mont1efrat. Sanaimo. bk Charles w,
Morgan. cruising. DspArted-sitr Column
bla. Portland; bk Andrew Hicks, Ok
William Bayies. cruising
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pAcIrIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

DAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Dispatch steamers from Seaffie as follows
For san Francisco. via PORT Townsend and
Victoria: At p N. passengers received on
tSaxd az D. III nssseEFs Der (. 8. IL H. "a and -
ard every i've days thereafter.
For Alaska. - eeBber . and a ~ O. m.
Prom San Francisco for Victoria and Puget
sound ports. At e. M. pscsmbes !. s. II. II,
"a D and 81. and every hyo days there
after
Tickets nay be obtained 81 the once OF the
coEnpany al ~ ear sa,c k est G.
GooDALT, PERKINS 8 CO,
General AscnsG
No. 10 Market street. san Francisco. Cal
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TAKE NO OTHERS.
STEWART & HOLMES DRUG CO
WHOLESALE AcEaTs.
CAUTION.

Beware cf frand. IS my rame and the price
EFe STARRED on the bottom OF ali fny advertised
shoes fetore leaving the sarsprv Which arofests
tbs ws4rers against high prices and inferior
Eoe52 II dealer offers u. l. DOUGLAS Shoes
at 4 reduced price. or says be hiss Them without
ny name and price stamped on tbs bottom. pat
ksn down as 1 fzaEd
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TIE Eseer1er = n IEAny. Hsrne<s ,. Reeehev
master. lSnses se4ftiH exNrv Szn6ny Efssrnnun az
4 = Ia fcE Peri Tourssr,d az1 "a San J4an
sssansls. froza HafEe1as whexE I<sres Pors
4swneena ~ 8 4 n exe<y No0zsx sedaeeaey
s14 Friday tcE Whste1z. cAslsnx q srnsth J
Argyle. L9pNr Rrsaks nara0r. Napls en- MOI
cay Kosng n0rsh and ThnrsaMy gazing s0ntAl.
kocAs HAEh0s. 0reaz and Est soulsEs
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BEE.

Ia stsxracr Fee > nsw rNAssg tnE ezErasa
Pzzsa1A w2Ahk13 Ia seswsre q ; saAe&as nnas
y ~ f4sese sEesy &C fsar4 - g A 7 @g4zis12ns
snxaS sy1HE e rasEa 49, Srsss s<aE ~ CesEzAzA
a r sFAELHE$G
Cwzks Gzz2 A8ez<
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m79 traee Yexserss ssasek AZ : a. every EraNasF.
Tkss-sRaE an4 SaFa1stSs scT EMesEe- A1Sae Fatzk.
- asia NgzseA asiss MeEysxs4ses Jewell an4
s-asrr-assa gsxa<rs3nx fss3ew2nx Oars - a ~
ESQ IL FE1 FEE. keeaE
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uoopa CANAL RouTE-sTEANER JOSE
IL PHlNE

The steamer josephine WIN leexe Hatfield
geaE1Aa wharf. feet 81 Naxion ytrwes. - Wednesday
asd h@seFsaAy saosntng 81 - q ~ Tor F9Tg
Gamhles seAfssek. gaian cts and ad way 20 ms
% HoS1 . CsnAl BE wsasAg seaxes Inson City
&ea3ay sad Tharstav uarniaE Fer freight o.
rASe&sa apply &t KatGe Csimkn wharf % on
eaaa CAPT II. GILLESPIE Master.
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RAxLwATM
CANADIAN PACIFIC RATLwAY-THKT EsE
TRAkscosTTsKxrAL Rosrg
-BxTwaKx-
rHK PACIFIC AND TIE ATz.AxrTe

Tss passenger eQzgpzeas - the fnest 10 "a
wu<iss eorassgiae IT sagmgs0ax ssasplnx ears
hsvinx 5fHafng. s1ak.ug ard k&ts soerhss eoaa-
scrsshix and e3eaa cksprssf NsFs. ~ fse% stee7p
sag hsrsh8 - kaSsezs 81 kaeess5 81 lass EEGesk
ara tie nsn1E r1nsaTs style ct dav ceaeAsA
rs ssin8ax cars An& h0sezA Y~aTai& fna best
QHsssgy as sood IL HAAtUtted qHnEEsg. &z relstu4-
918u F4se&
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gEATTLrwHATcoN RoUTg

Steamer Washington leaves Sezttie at .. m.
snn6ays Tuesdays aud THURSDAYS: arrives az
Whsteorn ut 8 q M next day Returning leaves
MhAsc0m ~ D. N. Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays; arrives az seattle AZ & n next dAy.
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rEIHenArmIe MAnKErs.
80 Y4ek - 49,.

NFE Y9gk sxaek aAKKEy.
e tss YeKk. fAsc. A. There vas less ami.
aa il stacks to-day. pat the tone Of
Aass ~eFS net 50 strong IS yesterday.
sssnn8 teAtnfe IT the day. however, was
Ax0 Gas. which rose fsam $50 10 al a
sassring Of shorts. All OF the advance
p sos aeld. bat the stock male tae most
aaaced advance of the iay. AZ the
shsag " ahe market was sn advance over
Is sgraink figures =hich extended On *
p ent. bat the close VS. vers heavy
sEAsly Sc something under the openiag
m
sssssnnsens bonds were dull and steady.
KxvaASas Axa sKcussgNs
I ssw Yeax. Dee. 1 Money ca cal.
eleesd al 4. prime mercantile paper,
sterling exchange gaiet and fairly
10y sasday hllis, sass,s demand, s&.sksa.
II noxns
sEH Ysxx. Dec. l. e. s. Is tregisssgeil,
= ienaponsl iss.
u eseeKA
81 Yosx. Dec. 49, American Express.
csaassAa saaesAe, Eiks Canada south
~ yeairAl fAssnc. ss Barring
-. LAeAaNanas. issts, Denver s lilo
- tsi4s EFis, Il Z ksasas = Texas.
iaas Sheee, llsls Louisville & Naaa.
~ Michigan csntsaI -. Missouri
So AagsbeEa Rasltie, STA PRE-
Il, aorgawastera. ss preferred,
Aes NsYS Central. l{as 0seEen
ssasns. sxes Navigation, 80. 1SAus-
-. sss laeae Mai sssa
~, Asek Island. 81 81 Psal
tesAs Fsrsac, 80, CnseA pacso.
- tssses statss Express. 81. FarES Ia
AL Western enson. ssss Anssrs.
: sssaa o.. ~
i wSsgss sgee2s.
- Yeas, nSe A-~Aslos sIeA. RescheS
hAs 4 Fischer s2sA Consolidated
- saa Virginia S. So. IssAsswsea
AS - csasge 81. aisala & suxry
hasasssaks So. Horn Silver s., ison
s.. Msxssan t9aA uatzsla S&sa.
4 49, $50, sAsage $50. ssssrA Ne.
4 sAS Fasxcsses HxvExH.
fskxessxe. Nea 4 Waeas--A
sselsag prevails teiNy sl.2 sss.
essf essag a. exsFeae E.gurs.
-sos aaA easy. No. seed. s7tsE
arA4s &sH ard offerings frees
49, sssy, ehesas ised. 81 No. !.
3, seHes gFaaes kisA Lsa.
Aenain&t asssl aeEsextsss
fAa4sze .--ssssstys asssg ksssN. s. &c
/ 81 NaFssnes. 80 ~
- NeAS gosss - sAasee.
ksxg California ranSa. ~
- - e
s.sssfs4-. Sees. lsnh<r, sroa Rarrssa
. AaesAssa
go saAx nNsemASussa Masxws.
fosx, nee. s.--Hops-s4seak far
! sss -sNgkszs slossA w<sk Il sanes
-esns ssAes. aS.EsS aaEs, IAecsEse2r,
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Returning. tezxez whasecEa ssH q m Tue,
dsys, Thursaays and sktar1sys o. the snssr-
Gay "trip The Lady goes thrx ERh % seatste Fsre-
from Port IewasenG 60 seattle s. rnsaf fur.
taer ncttce. passengers or frHtxhE from Searssa
tpr the fssaaas By TIE Lfhby's Wednesday ant
Friday grsts viii hs ezTzsed OF the WesAfnrron
eteAnhoat ard TrAnsporsefaca Gas ssearner
Edith - fcrt Iownsead on Tnee1ay AMI Thurs
Ca Htaess and transferred dsrtcx % fhe Iiabr
On these days the ~. s 4 T. Co. wsa issue tack-
e. aae kfll ffeight EarnaEh tc dessznAs1oe
EER1EKT BEEcHE2 Manargr
j.. a HATFIELD A9enT Seary a
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last TINE
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
-fOR-
Seattle, Tacoma osympAG, steilacoom and
McNesls Island.
WINTER TINE CARD.
Commencing Tuesday. November II
GaF<a.
Arrive TAcoms. 10 90 . N
Leave Tacoma Ill O. 4 m
Arrive Seattle. - % y m
Lsase sess:ie. Gsily excepi Mondav...- ( 90 p m
arrive Tacoma. = -. o. u "a
Leave Taeosna, = ..- d % , N
Arrive OsyEapIa. -. 90 y q
I.Ax DfNG---Seattle Yssiey's wharf. TacomA
y, = X r. wharf. 0lympia. Hors's wharf.
Meals on board On beat making roaad
trip sunGA q gEfrfes North western an1 Nesis
Fargo express and fast freight
q. HATCH, President
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BAKER, BACON a Co, ATents. Seattle
T. ~ WILSON. General Manager. Tacoma
T. l. CoNGIII.. Agent. Feirhayen.
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Arriving q seaEsls q J ?. N
rimx xAHEE

wy q a r Cos-sTKAarERs WILL LEAVE
w YesEsr.E dnck, seattle. daily Tor Tacoma
81 10 a N
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Fsxzee rassrsss ~ snlz<msen rfss1 va esfAss
liza rz4rnnaa<SnE &ssfszsts <klez kE&s4z'
- - F@aeem 81 Axteeflss NSseA
"A ksszssrass a. - amst sksFfFe fns ssH.sHsa 8.
~ tewSz esemazgHes 9it1s4t nsss& - ss4 ~ @sssf Q
49, esxaanEaG SD fxs4&FfN TIE sAE1gAs
$50 ~ g-nEsA1a. aNn1faGcss ansEs4<Ts 6osS &C
srr,esTss efzsszs ssea' EsSelE kt1gasa4A8A
&. aANFolkD, fzealfs IS ezt Esssfss-
Ex.a3F HAiI&14 &, Nl8GA&ks tazesfrsA
~ n. HAKkks zeEzseaEy.
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Returning, ieaves Seattle for Tacoma Wednes-
day Friday ane Sunday az 30 q e. from Seattle
warehouse Cos hart
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r,AsADrAS PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
- uimitedl

r,ASADrAS PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
~ Q1uiitedl
STEAMER PREMIER
BOUND soCTa.
LEAVE. ARRIVE
vsncouver. Monday and Townsend. Thursday
THURSDAY nj and Mondav-s 30 m
Townsend Mcnday ard seatF e, Friday and
Thursday Iii p N Tuesday - N
Seattle. Tuesday AID Tsconna. Friday AID
Friday ....-..S IA Tuesday 10 N
EerKp R0zTa.
Seattle, 81 midnight Townsend .-.....-a a M
Tuesday and Friday whetcon = 30 m
Townsend ..sa N Roche HarnoF-i2 80 ? n
Nhaseoa . 80 = M Vancouver pm
Roche ffarbor II PM
The company reserves the right 20 change the
tine tahl1 or places OF call without notice
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays ard Fridays
DAYS OF ARAtyAL AT sEATTLR
Tueadays and Fridays.
JOHN A o'BRIRN. Master
Nv PARKER. Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager G. P. n. Co. Ia
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wHATCoM AND sEMIAHAo0 ROUTE
eseameg Elisa Anderson leaves sesftle 81 D.
m Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays: arrives
AZ Mhatcom g. N. next day Returning. leaves
whsfc9m Tuesdays and Thursdays A. ?. H-.
SUNDAYS a N. Msndas trip "a SsFnlahmo0.
y. b IAGKSoN. Pfesident
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TAs wkrtssy z14 gTzndezf - acsasrY saoNg
- Ira = EueQslsed sad IN TIE dsznsa e iEeek.
sFxaz ssFssee. ese.. aesktnz = ez1lstAz tat cna
sd So sAs safety ard eonzass ef IS p&reun& Al
IL AL Is gives Re A@ss sid Ezos4 seFF3eastN lBe
81 sr&ves. whether ~ @ussEees ~ re&S&re. D.
fwFsE FGsEaAs1d 1AenEa&- HeAktses teee-sa an4
afs Psrs g. exazz nEsMfk al Wt0asfEE AEnne~
assa.tk - rxEz lAsenEu. ~ IsNsz gtzaWa. To-
fz1s0, Montreal Eessss. Seq fsxks zzs1 az last
4EE 6zssS&
TnrpzEh ttrkasM &va sssnee % ct principal
resass Is re tnsss9 s4sse4. CAaAAas aEa Kasos@.
q A9wezz z4s1k
par asssEses izsszzaafssa sppsT - sas sozAow-
90 MgsaEa e - aaE1razFs
Arxesk&N
Aas Messages xsreer ro-zsnas, 0z.
T. ~ &r3IA 80 SeAEk@A ~
NE ELLfa EAaozk
IL INK. Ass't Cen ErNzrAz aas PEnssn-
rrx Akenz. N4s1aaFe<. 3 g
cssrestszssxna rsseoeSlzltg soksnisN4
1kzkazSz 4kcf@s q. pcst1&<zA
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T,HE srw. rAsr STEAMER EArsHAvrs


rfsefady. ConpevfI1e. Anacortes. FaiFhgven.
felilnehasn, sehorss, Whalcom aud way ports
Monday. Wednesday and Friday ~ ?. m
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DEsULAz OPPOSITION LINE
sax FRANCISCO 70 rrsEr souxn
Ors sAs sello~tas A sss.ashiEs:
HArTIKx KxrUEIac.
EEGxAL.
WILMINGTON.
WI Sal aAcat every ten days. carrying frsisht
an6 passengers n rsdneez rzsek
caElang ~ Pozs townsend. seattle sne Tacona
Fer frefsht Or p4zsses spply -
A EATFILD. Agent. Hateeiaswharf Seattle
P BARNARD 4co., Asszts. COS Battery strses
San Frsneisco. Cal
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sraTTrx poRr rowxgEyD ROUTE

c. 8 mail steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
HnT. except Saturday,, at 10 30 p M arrives at
Port Townsend at 8 4. m next dAy. Returning,
leaves Port Townsend Il 1879 4 N. arrives ~ So
sEtle Il p N.
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We ave nausk earxfus ana earss.sera.. sss.sc
Eos % ctseases a3 Ne1aen ana r.lIf,ffea S. -
kNfF Rem AR otAcltse. &fsfteak - fIAxs<<< =
SssF1fp g = ne ca1anen run<saa asxfarx - ~
csiFx fea NafA etsaTs fk1 The kps ii - r.
akaissa ~ eSeEg uenArsAhonf ii ragska As8 ,xSfs
EseA4 rxpsF Ene@ TIE gFnfeMAne 1AA MA R&@j~
rev Aok. leFnsetly seeasal pznt4s<ne -
Aeman's Hospital s,pafexA Sew xark ~ =
one g TIE E.oss ssEeces STA aad nk<s kz5en 796E
To Young ana iAlddle-Agsd Men
Nervums E~hsilsx. slsarsmAsarrhsNs Eer.zr11
Losses. fhysse&s Decay. SftMnx Erga Sn4s f..
h.s4. pFo2aesaE NsA'esNnssS. na3s1<sT
p1Asi,ies - De s&ssp sfefTlea - &ktfEsr ee1; +
stta9 - aaAaNeS and lads lis 4 &nfx3,1 "a
sAselF. peEsaAnSnsls Aasl sfea4lfy xasea b
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CrkAnER KIRKLAND

CTEAMRR KIRKLAND
Leaves Power Housa
Leaves at m. for yuania ana wzy
poyta
Leaves at pa n. sud ASP N fos Newcastle
and way portG
Leaves a p n. for JnkuEt2 ana way
perlA J. T. LOCGHEAD. Manager.
GrEAaEg rERSDAaE. HUGHES MASTER
PORT AsaKLEs. puxsESEss PORT TOWN
Leaving Seattle sundays Tuesdays and Thurs
says AZ 4 N for Port townsend. Leaves Port
Townsend ser DnnaenFss ard Port Angeles a.
. 70 x tarniug leaves Port Angeles tor DAN
gst4ssS Port townsend and aeNstte &C q N o.
Mondays. Wednesdays and FrtdaTs
o. McgTkDY. Agent
Qa5acy street. wharf Port IcwaseEd, Waah
A. HATFIELD. Aesns
feet Nart81 srree<
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pUszr sOuxD sHoas KAlIROAD-
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~ R.&N. co.-PuaKr SOUND DIVISION.
Os The following schedMle for che cnmpany's
steamers will be in effect On and after August -
1882 until further notice;
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:
T-HE FIRST xArsox Il. Raxx OF skArgrx.
= sexsssa NasAs1xsoa xeFtsAsEx
RAEpur CAPITAL anan
s sss asssszr; s:ssss
General eaaktng nuslncss trsusa1ss1
ssshs sua sesewrapasc ezeAsurs. ssvzsss Is an
DE ptsHcsasl esS<s a taa Ealsed ss1ees saa
yarAsagSeTng sAvYxss Rsxw-rxcoE.
~ asaA1ed azsieT me terri sovi@a sass
CArsTAE. ssa0a
crueets,
wv nesrersn President
3 3 fsaTe.rs - F.szaa'at
AuKNnRA1 mANxsSs nxssszss raAysAcrKa
Isrsfss erawn IN 80 psrz q fne varsa N.
ieEsss Taia ~ sAvlnes aas slrsr sensS =
hnays.-l e = 2. 6 : = ra. sssS aelarsAy even.
fnss trom ~ G'eia~4
Dep AIS Nss - saase ga sssrSn= q ~ seEtss
s-E~d lsstsr. maaev sesterer sxaress. ami deposit
h9akk VIII h& YNsarnest - rean So
Ns'ns~ .esrvsios SEA es'ase = rs-seFssie rafeS
nKxTEg HORTON ; CO. aASKKRs-
1ncorpo-ssed lsr.
earzrs- sannoa rSprvspzs raor4rs. ssaoa
President w. rAaa.
- President 4 p any
ss 1890 ....,.....s-I S s So s.<
slgss ssss snss ana ss.sgrxp>,s srassas-s o.
cisco, roTtisna. aud various pasnEa
in u sshsa9teu. tlsesen and
hriusa Columbia
ssEhs eslls .. exehsnss On IoadOn. svssiahas
COLLECTIONS nAde At al posass. On iaveraAis
loads, sticks ara ctAer vaaaaAlsa secrlvea
On Deposition Ease kecpBK
yVAsH1xeToS LOAN &Tgusr c0xPAxy--
w dncerpsrasekia
Esss1' Ksd Ksgs sse,.,.ry .. T Fs.sss
Authorized cspssAi ..,............. saaana0
Fata az eaE'ta& t@ta0
Morsg1ge loans on inspsoyesf EsEEns and essy
properly. Ieweks Yafes No delay.
nRANca oYFgex.
Rocm s. Kissen book. seatsls. ". r. George
Fowler manANHr.
EAseHaS arFfeeA
"a. q wagi street, New YORK; seArs haslding.
wwsvxnx cVT4rwz
Haae once. IA il Wala. y, r. branch ef.
hees. calf9x ard esas r.
DrGET Sound NATIONAL RANK. or sR
Il attic
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Portland the First National Bank.
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Bank heated eorner Cherry and Froaf streets
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LrvERpooI. Dec. 4 WheeE- Firrn; de-
mand poor; boilers offer speringiy
Cvrn-etendy demand poor res mixed
Western. a laSe per eental.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-05

fifteen cars lumber, car OIL. IL cars
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~ sefap. cars wposi. i58 90 shingles
u sacks f9ed. 80 Bis beer. 1900 pkga
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-28
He Looked Like Pigott.

LONDON, Feb. 27.-It Is stated that
it i, beloved that Pigott posted q
letter to Shannon at the railroad sta
ton in Paris and then proceeded for
either Spain or Switzerland.
1t appears that Plgott obtaiNed money
from Sotherly's book mart check, 325.
in payment for a mum Der of race books.
Pigott HAD cheek cashed that after
noon. The last time he was seen he
was walking on Fleet street.
An Englishman having the appear
ance of Pigott, but who gave no name,
arrived at the Hotel De Mondes, Paris,
at O'Clock q. m. on Thursday. After
breakfasting he wrote a brief note on
the hotel paper and enclosed it with
other papers in an envelope upon which
he wrote a London address. He left
again between Sand o'clock.
A crowd of friends besieged Parnell
in the lobby of the House of Com mons
to-day, Sir w. B. Bartellot. Conserva-
tive, shook hands with Parnel. Par
nell has as yet come to no decision re-
gardlng the action, but is determined to
follow Sir Charles Russell's conspiracy
suggestion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-28
THE TIMES KErRaors.
Parnell Is the Victor in the Spurious
Letter Rfght.

LONDON, February T.-The Times, IN
leading editorial quotes in full the
apology rendered by Attorney General
Webster before the Parnell commission
for publication of the forged letters. 1t
desires to endorse as appropriate every
word OF the foregoing statement. More
over Mr.. Parnell having in the witness
box stated that the letters are forgeries,
We accept in every respect the truth OF
that statement In these circum-
stances we deem it right to express our
regret more fully and sincerely at being
Induced to publish the letters as of Mr..
ParDell or use them against him
This expression of regret also in
cludes the letter falsely attributed to
MIR. Egan, Mr.. Davitt and Mr.. O'Keily.
1t is scarcely fitting low to enter into
circumstances under which we devised
and published them. We are bound,
t1e person with whom we commune
firmly believed the letters were gen.
",ue Until the disclosures made by
PiSUtt on cross examination.
1t mus be evident t. all reasonable
persons that if conspiracy existed the
Times was victimized by, and not q
party to, it. Errors in Judgment may
cave been committed. and for them the
penalty must be paid. 1t must be
clearly understood that what we have
done is altogether on our own motion
and our responsibility and public inter
est alone.
This withdrawal of course refers ex-
clusivelY to the letters obtained from
PiyOtt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-28
SAMOA DISCUSSED.
A Correspond ent Blames the Ger
mans Somewhat.

BERLIN, February 27.-Tne Deutsches
Wochen6latt prints letters on the Sa-
moan question from a correspondent in
Sydney, New South Wales. The writer
blames the Germans for supporting
Tamasese, who he says ia neither by
birth nor by intelligence acceptable to
Samoans as ruler.
Mataafa is far more intelligent and
influential than Tamasese, who is re-
garded as usurper and traitor, willing
to sell his country to strangers.
Mstgafa could formerly have been
won to German interests, but being
offended by the support given to
Tamasese, he fell an easy pray to
American intrigues.
The writer asks if this pearl Samoa ia
to be abandoned by Germany and adds:
Annexation OF Samoa could formerly
have been accomplished. England
would have protested only for the
benefit Of the gallery"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-28
BLAINE S MoDEsTY.
Really He Does Not Want His
Picture Took.

AUGUSTA, Me-, February 27.-Hon.
Henry Lord. president of the Maine
Senate, to-day received the following
telegram from James 6. Blaine:
81 have this moment read Boutelle's
letter. suggesting that the Legislature
provide a portrait of myself TO be
placed among the portraits of ex-
speakers of the National House oil
Representatives. Though well in
tended. regret the request made and
hope that neither the Senate nor the
House will take any action whatever in
the matter. 1t would be altogether
dIstasteful to me 10 have such a pro-
position submitted TO the Legislature. u