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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-15
|T1T,E's COMMERCE
# Hop shipments to
4. Eastern States.
8. BUILDING MATERIAL
receipts from Portland and
:. lake shore Eoad-oa's
and Shingles
SEATTLE. OFT Il.
49,,

SEATTLE, Dct- IL.
..,.es at the Seattle clearing
- we're sl72.lss-25.
-. q hops shipped from Seat
8. sevsu days ending today.
..e..e over that OF any week
.ssson began. However. this
- very unfavora5ly with the
r. SEEK Of the last three years:
al light aud transactions OF
- hops for the East vent ont
I~o-piag. They were billed to
~ .rsnsfer. Three went 10 81.
80 10 Chicago: another car was
ss.,t tonight; part 81 II goes 70
- The remainder 10 New York.
: L;des vas shipped TO Portland
.ot shingles were shipped to
- shingles were shipped East
They we're billed to the Mime
frass'. -, r,,a,ssr-.
- brick were received from
,.ssv over the Puget SOUND
! yorthern Pacific roads.
s.,vsr Point Arena brought In
- lime from the islands to-
RI Seminole, laden with 1900
81 %. San Francisco. was towed
nisF.
- : the brick market are growing
- demand is lighter and the mar
mueh letter shape. The yards
=. bet little in the past few days on
- raln. but with the return OF
: v.sshe. operations are being re-
Z The majority OF the manufacturers
go on contracts and but few or
: eng riaced. Receipts from Port
= ssarr the line Of the Seattle, Lake
rm,syr railway have been heavy
"a. las; few days. Prices are set
- 10 reasonable figures, the most
.0s.,aets being made at about 50
szand. This rate is exceeded only
8 srders, fxom the present out
= .sso, of manufacturing for this
~ over. Building is still pressed
= .ad while buildings are being con-
- bricks will have To he made to
EAsn With.
uxs receipts today was car OF East
rwsss brick for the Toklas * Singer
Esa:ng.
wassplsE AID PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
~ the last forty-eight hours the
bHdise and produce receipts at this
lurs A. follows: Puget Sound Shore
W. tens: Columbia & Puget Sound
ksaa. II tons. Seattle. Lake Shore *
ra railway. sol tons. By water
Eksvvn. sions: Point Arena, leo tons:
Ii. Msrxin, 2 tons; w. +. Munroe, I
sW. X. Msrvia, 5 tons; Eliza Ander-
], tors; Peerless, 80 tons: Scotia, leo
y: Riehard III, GO tons. Total re-
=, 2,,5s2 tons.
SHIPMENTS.
ma the last twenty -four hours goods
nefnhandise we're shipped from
- 10 the surrounding country "a fol-
sEget sound shore road, las tons /;
Izxs & Puget Sound railroad, -
Ssite, Lake Shore Il Eastern
~. q tons. By water - Grace, {
Tafhavsn. Q tons: lola. tons: Clara
=. s'ons; Washington. 9 tons; W. +,
-. y tons; Cascade, o tons; Edith.
xsuataineer 1 tons: Michigan. 9
)nk Of Washington, 3 tons; Skagis
siahs; semiole. goo tons. Total
nj. e.s5l tons.
STATURE or RECEIPTS.
y hundred bbls lime. $500 salmon,
kek. 5 cars shingles. 3 cars wood
Ranber, II, cases eggs, 60 SKIS pota-
!oers, IS boxes glass. a5l sheets
\ cases boots and shoes. 81 cases
.sagons. 2 cars meat. car CORFU.
spa, car roofing. II cars hops, fC
xss, car furniture. 9 cars -four.
rH~i brick. 6 cars emigrants' nova.
y bead hogs, car pipe, l car stoves,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-15
fuIGRArHIc MARKETS.
sfw YORK srooK REVIEW.

~
, YesS, Oct. 1.-THE stock market
asPtionally feycrish. unsettled. and
Seas weak today, although the gem
2 q railroad stocks We're well sup,
snd lew displayed undoubted
= Industrial stocks were the weak
Iae market. and served TO check
En0einr tendency. The market con-
kFsFish and unsettled the entire
nj finally closed rather heavy.
kaal prices are frsciioually higher
Bose Of Saturday In sill bat few TIT
Atehison is up =. Jersey Central
{. { & 81 Louis III. while sugar
~ down g !, and cotton OH 81.
snents dun and steady.
eAsam- Opened steady ST Es'.c, and
sish; advance the market became
sad remained 50 until the close.
ss steady az 91Ac. Stock exchange
SIC. highest 'si74c, lowest ta'4c.
@S.c. Consolidated exchange
y, highest Sloo' lowest ea'sc.
SC. Sales, $500 barrels.
ncnANaR ANp sECURIEits.
ssssG. Oct. IL Money on call. easy
lsasei offered :. prime mercantile
se7, sterling exchange. quiet ard
sa;y-day balls, fi.>2ia; demand,
RoNDs.
fssissred>, i2T; Is tcouponsl ieT:
rsgisseTedl i05'.; ass lcouponsl
ear.he Is. rs.
srocKs.
skaa Express. IL: Canadian Pacific.
1ats Southern. ASA Central rs
y Burlington, lU>i Delaware 4
a'sa'a, las. Beaver x Rio Crande
s ~: Kansas q Texas. III;
sssFe ite} louisville 4 Nashville,
saa'gan Central, 1s.: Missoari
Is Northern Pacific, s.a. PRE-
9a, Northwestern. ti23. pre-
~ New York Central. io-aS. Ore.
pavement. 81; Oregon Navigation.
s1aseoa'ineatSl. s4as: Pacific Mail
ss.alne. sSA-; Rock Island. aas.
=; Texas Pacific. iSs. Union
70 United States Express. ~
a9ress, lSa, Western Union. IS,
saa eettn 0al. 43a.
MINING SrocKs.
'esk. oct.ll -Aspeu,Ss.sa. Ca.e,le-
- HIS s.. Colorado Ceasral 81 /;
-A'ei California and Virginia. s. -
A. - N.i0. Eareks Consolidated, s.
ssaecToss, Ss,6 HomeSease. ss.s1,
sL95s Iron Silver, s. Mu.
Mount p.Ablo. 81 N: on,arie
xelaea'al. Sllo. savage. SIS;
'aas' = Union Con. Ss0
ss FtAScisco EEvlgw.
.aseissas, Oct. Wheat Iu.,sj-v
es unchanged: qaotc slzs,s "a
eTemen, ~low. M. I iced. a,a
''ess steady derusnd fair. ANA
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TIE steamer Bee il nc-v ready Scr business
Ftrf5sS = sang sae sSrv3ce q q .o1te< hssf
vii 7sesse anrfE - hoavf ~ c. \ ! -seas1lEss
e. Na4 eazs hsxT hs8ssA Ese Bee Vii -
ssssn4 Esssg al n2n e sock ss~s nj tasysza s@
A. r. SFA0 EuES9.
Owner zzt Agea<
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Purchase your tiekeis and reserve yoar sleep.
ing tar accommodations ~ No. 7Is second
street Boston Biohk
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a. sSE.ai-s. surtoceo- y. T.
Burning and Itching,

N9 xscx IN tas fasl Of isSz With 4 hu.afn-
aaa ssensss 80 bad tAas IA fkre< weexs VA
sosefrd Vita rxsh, and could uot s1ees, rfxh.s
Afnorx szzs- ssrae dostn<s fks.zhe Il might
Ie Bal saeun fesxeEnss. Ard sad they Sal
nsser sesn anything Ike is before. I received
No hssp from any OF them CT sruwn sry raeei-
ssne tnss fssaiS get Ensf OF until tried ysygsr
IETssTRs kExxDtss- After three weeks txe T
VAS acse 20 xark. and kept xeftrnx better until
I'm now entirety cared. recon mead fAesc 20
al ssrersng rEsh skin ssfsezses.
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CTEAMER KIRKLAND
HOOPS CANAL goUTE-sTEAMER JOSE
ii F4gl>E-

The steamer 5oSsph3ue wiN leave Sehxs.
hsrhsfss b hA-t Wednesday aaG "a ugday fuets-
s+e Ntsa "a Tor Part trSmtae S~aberk mieu
Gets aEsf ssy Fsasats- Returning 1esyes nks2
freight .sr FxsxSge sFPEx a. - ensc1ers u "a I
- ~ Ss,srs IL TRoC fMAS. Master I.
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ISLAND TRANSPORTATION Co.-HERBRRT
i y. Eescne-, nasnsyec

The steamer J. b. Libby. Herbert p. Beeeher
master. leaves seattle every Sunday afternoon a.
j. IA for fort Townsend and the san Juan
tssspds. from HasEelas wharf. Leaves Port
Iownsend III 6 y m every Monday, wednesday
ana Friday FOR Whstrngn. calling a. smiths
isltna. and Richardson's fweafher permisin2l.
Argyle, Lopez, Friday Hasbor. Maple toa Aea-
Dag gong north AID THURSDAY gcirg soa&al,
Roche H4rtor, oreas and East sound
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Cured by Cuticura

=. IN enref OF . loxsasoae disease. erxem1 I'm
- Msrsr stage tried dsssysrs deefors ara
- tl-rSxn the haepstsx. BAT al to no rsu.-
1ns 1sssase csser-9 Ev " hole BODY srr,r
n e9f OF ny D. al 20 ne snzes OF rv f.ee NJ
h@AE az .sx-f o7s- hssinx re czsmrSssss rxx
s sgse Astsy tfFsnE everything hesrs az yonr
- IL. a kkNEDkks sc6 after E@smx sh-se bct-
- - tETSGtEA kEsaLyEsr. via gr-rscrxA
asNs ss'gssTzA SOAP. Eaz nysnsf earve AZ shs
,sss os - ! would not &c w4thszs the crrrcrrKs
- I'd e 10 M hoszss. As Sud shem n~efzs IN
.sAas eAses, and setak sney are the oEsy sksn
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have Us a the Grr.rs-es Eyurp3x. SUES
fully for my sssy " no ga. ACTED w!sA -,-ye
sila nsti such Intense iFeh.nz thar he rot no rpzs
Gay or night. The itching Is gene. aud ray baiy
= ehEs1, ana u now aesiths. rosF-keexv "a boy
May kELLE.4ANN neluis Kan
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Returning. Leaves Whateosa 81 a. m. Tues
days. Thursdays snd Saturdays On the satuE-
day trJp The Libby goes tnr ugh 70 seattle. Fare
from Port 1ownsen. Ia seattle. 81 Until FUR
thSr notice, passengers or freight from seattle
for the Islands by the Liboys Wednesday snd
Friday trips viii te carried on the Washington
Steamboat and Transportation Co.'S steamer
Edith % Port Townsend on Tuesday aRa Thurs
Ga nights and transferred direct fo the Libby.
On these days the ". : & I. Co. viii issue tick
cts and bill freight through 10 destination.
HERBERT REECHEk, Manager.
j. A. HATFIELD, Agent. seattle.
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Cuticura Resolvent,

Ire nes BLOOD Purifier ami parest and best o.
Hnnor tDrss- fntern Ally, aud CCTfcrkA the
grsst ektn Cure. and CrTfgrKx soap an ex-
qaisiie skin Beaass1er. externally. instantly re-
iese and speedily add permanently cure tie
crssssed and ylmpsy diseases and hnrnors Of tLe.
SKIN. scalp. and blood, with loss Of hafr, from
pfgnpSes 20 rDgufg
Soid every xaere- Price. rutIeara. Soc; Soap,
IS; Resolveus, 81. Prepsred hv the Potter Drug
and Chemical Corporation. Boston
H. nd for How To Cure skin Diseases %
- pager ~ Illustrations. and 100 fsstIrnoalals.
pfHPLEs, hisckhes6s. red, rough, capped
] ~ and oily skin prevented by rtssscara ~f..r,
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Our Success - bases uoor rsesl

Our rsnsaie - Sssakly 4ns
neutly.
We DO not claim - knaw esey. r
ton 20 Eneaacsae Z ssssaNss&s eE s. ae
every case. but "a ea lAlsa saAs = i
ssve AMI laer~as s pre- ezszk. WssA 4
success 90 ssists = IS are sAg sssa
tors skilL
Experience + szsA eyexgstsnA
gasneH by eeasa INK wtth. Fsses@l /
and successfully sk@essax tA@s af i
~ every age. ~ rsxr 'sssfas sci : 4
tecsesi with eyes Pc sefafahas iugeN
Use ass. or dele enasslHa ~ t.
suffering with e asssss4sss thas -
ctsted in Fksstafi X AeasfA - a sars :
cases treated, e e RfteF o<Aes I'D !
gctic physicians - . tasse. 20 !
nent change fos tas ess.
We arc patros iNf ~ = fiss 81
eeaisemen too sara isGs - = issf.s3
an Ignorant quzs aass trey ere 4
ent 10 be ff.gnfsssea sW E1.Us -
are curing theN
Persons callinv Ct eur as.sce sen
faction ol q free 4sassAsssu. "
ancc shat they BAY ierea@ .F-ssn n
did opinions. hpnsszAe zs9aAra 81
able charges ass1 , enge sssget5
prospect uf imrs assnsnHk OF cars
car practice h fam assesa Assan II
best methods. N1a4ss.u gVferasra III
"patEses M
You will not - Nsef oF TrrFs1&
treatment. and D. aae sill 70 u
there Is strong obahs8tY ~ 3 e ~
ntnt benefit. Ma tassrra9a lfos
for yourself
Office hours - n y = - &
DAYS. ? Ia II .. u.
~ B--t'ersoz aaae{s "a yf$l
treated ut Their aaE7ss ~ e
Medicines and fsCt = seAt -
press. tonksiitf ta1 issa-
Always sent &
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Rctu-pinc. leaves seattle for Tacoyns wcires
ssy. Friday and sunday AZ % g. M from seattle
Warehouse CO. $ wharf
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CuASGE OF TIME 100 TIE NEW. PAST
STEAMER FAIRHAYES
LEAVES YOR-

U:Sslsfy Coupeviile. anscortes. Fa.7havsn. Rel
lingbaaa, SeRoEae. Whascam and way ports
MeEdaY, wednesday sra s.ldsy a. ?. IL
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Wy s. & r. DISCLAIMERS WILL LEAVE
w Iesleg's dock, Seattle, daily !or Tacoma
OIL 10 q. IL
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wHATcoa AND sENiAHAoo ROUTE.
Steamer Etza Anderson leaves Seattle 81 p.
II. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. strives
al Ahatcosn a. IT. Bexs cav. Returning, leaves
Whsicon1 Tuesdays aud Thursdays st q p. Ia-.
sGnaays a. m. Monday trip IN Seniahmoo-
H. 3. JACKSON. President
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Seattle Warehouse Company. Agent. sesffle-
T.. V. WILSON. General Manager. Ia aEnA
T. l. C0NGglI~ Ageat fasrhsevn.
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SEATTLE PORT TOWNSEND ROUTE.
Y. 3 mail steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
day. cxfTpt saturday, a. 10 % .. IN, arrives a.
Fort Tow ascend Of =. IN next day. Returning,
leaves Port TOWNSEND al a. IA, arrives 81 Sc.
attic al =. N,
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SrATTIE WHATCOY ROr-TF.

Steamer Washington leaves Seattle 81 > y. m
Sunsays Tuesdays ard Thursdays: arrives az
hate0Tn 81 a m pext day. Returning. leaves
NhAtcom ~ g. IA. Mondays, Wednesdays and
ff.aays arrives 81 seattle at a n next day.
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DExTER HORTON = CO. BASKEEs-
iHr0-po-.se. $50.
eArETss- sennasa rssarrnxD rsarrrs. ssaaa
FTs<sss7st ..,s-s.-ws LAID
49, sFEess'sr''- 4 4 Dsaar.
ss.. ss .*--.s--s---l Eayt
s1Sas sx.sanse ard seaerrxpAsc transfers ca
Ssw scgs. tshSe@Tn. 81 pal. sxn Fraa
s@sssss ks5fisSsss. sza vssswsss pasats
~ MsSsisE<as. Ssseeszs ara
EgzEskA Se.a@&.A
sswss bis =, exeaasrs On Lenao.. .rx.lssse
sa's~siOas saSae a. al petals. ea ssvsr~sss
Beads. stocks asa ether vass.sses rec~:ves
os eex<ss' for ssss seeasnx-
WAsHfSsToS SAYINGS nagK-rScog.
w ssss.ea aas1e- the Territorial Ass
cAPITAi. sso.aa
cxrscEss.
~. Desrhasn, Presit~as
= = Lsarsorn ~ iee- E'rss4tsa.
H. w. Higgins cashier.
asxsrnAL rASxgS~ srssxESs rxaSsarrra
HrsftS drawn On al paris ~ The world In
ss,sS7 pssf On savings aE1 tine sefcssss
Heass--fH s. N. ~ Il N . aud Sss-arsfsw even
ms srusa To O eicses
bsEs7sfts nasy sse mate IN person o. BY rexss-
sstsss settsr. Haoaev crler % express aaa Gepss.
oSeAs van be returned as rsgse stat
MONEY losacs gu real estate AZ zz<auah ls rates
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pASx or NORTH TTs.x~-ssxr,ar ySas.
ID sse fCe<sss- es Fnns asa aa:sxrs $685.


40 sse'-esSaass e Fs.zs 50 ssaiszss ss-uess
-. $3.50 A. - szss'.s ssAssss sssr>s spa
sssyss. snSs rsssEsi aasksHs ssssisess sszss
sons ID :. y@rss = ss .ss 49, 80. $50, :
a = sSs - :. &C - {. /. q ssi~Es
rszr~~axx. II ~ wuvrsrn rr-.sa.-..
Ras;5r1 . sss-s = ]. ~. p.
r,wv,,S -,,,,-.... .....-.- ~. -
-
As s'sF ~ sS@ seSN
~s saiFssSsi a E~FeES
~ So - -. pss1
S@ ssNss $Fss9sArr.
II xsss e~xa 81. $500 -
tos. 80 So - - 49, ~ sifsat@Ft -
W - sss sssfsa ~
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4 sNsN A.s1 .~%AAsfN OF
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SEATTLE. LAKE SHORE EASTERN RAIL
- way.
Time Of Arrival and departure Of ;rains
from Seattle
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave. Aryire.
For Sonth Bend, snoQuai-l 60
ME and way points III 10 F"
For Gilman and way , sasm ~, n
For snohomisa and way. sSn m sasam ~
For suburban points ten trains daily each way
SUNDAY TRAINS
For South Bend, Snoqual-i e
mie, Gilman and way - N - Al
Fer snohomish aud way. 4S5pm assam
For suburban polnts SIX trains each way.
Call or write for poFket tine card.
Is ". RUFF. Cen. Pass Ayt
+. w. d. H0LBRo0K, Manager.
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WE sEArT1.E FERRY.

pAcIrIc COAST sTEAxsMrp COMPANY.
DssrAtra steamers frcsn seattle rs Fesicws-
snr san ffEDr4Seu Wa Port Towuxesf ars
Victoria: ~ y n gf2SsearsrS rrceEvsss o.
toad ~ Z m-i tsrE1ter s. "a la 80 s. n
as.d every Eve Gays -EeFessszr
Ter Azsszas ~ q n pcsahxs ft ars -
fron saB Frxaesseo, ssr yiesors. ara pxs-es
srnsst ports Al a. m tNssA~~ aTlar
=. = and every 1se esys f5erezEfer
Tickets zas - ast&Sral AZ .k.c go Of tss,.
ce-pesy ~ -%fae Russell
5OoDALI- PERKINS 4 Co.
General 4seasx
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Ne hRvs spArsst fsoszfssss ss< =rskfnr estssr.
russ - 80 FsagxS ~ re fzfssss ~s3sas a. /,
Sa-asNsA k5a1ss- 4 n ia >. "a. SasszszrS :
o. -. - 3. III xaG : - M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-22
A Boy Razor Carrier.

James Stack. a colored boy, was in the Police
Court this morning charged with carrying a
razor. His counsel, Lawyer Wall. started of
by addressing Policeman Mullen as Rainbow"
This offended the officer. Then Johnnie Lane,
. small colored boy, was called q witness.
He saw the defendant have a white-handled
razor. His evidence was objected to on ac-
count Of his age, and the judge questioned him
a. to his competency.
How old are you, boy?"
Eight years"
DO You know what it Is to tell a He?"
''Yes, SIR"
what will become Of you If you tell a lie?"
'-Git hung"
Then you viii be at the end Of your rope"
Another witness called said that the accused
boy had two razors Judge Miller said he did
not intend to have persons carry razors about
the city ~ long as he was judge without being
punished. and imposed a fine Of $50 or ninety
days on the farm
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTEp-CARE OF FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
1ss the aS9s:: 4 .a
ANTED-IMMEDIATELY;N NOT LATER THAN
w October n. Modern, room House; reasonable
ED&fS Gs oes
WANTEp-TO PROPERTY oWNEKs-WE HAVE
to ss Ta BsS r Il tes
% SS
gu FsfsIs
Building, 1885 st. NV. oc1Y-6t
WANTED-T0 BUY FOR CASH FROM OWNER
W House. with . or rooms, in good location
address. CASH Star oss no
WANTEpIBY FISH Z MILLER, 1913 sr.
WINS Large House in n W. section with Com
a hrst-class tenant. oc19-3t
WANTED.S TO Io;koOM HOUSES FOR RENT
w In Al sections Of City; we have daily calls and
ocle.6t j. H. GRAY CO., e37 stnw.
WANTED-BY FISH 4 MILLER, 1918 + 81. NV,
oy nv for nmediate purchaser, House bet II and and
cost from $500 to $1,000 '' ' ociS,6t
WANTED : HOUSES TO RENT HAVE A
having such would do well to place them in nv hands
isn'n RI R5S&bR' w SsqSai LOOSE
and Meaa sssS g osa
ties Owners having such for rent sale will find It
%
property placed in my hands LIBERAL. with
and 18th sta NV. se24-Im
WANTED-THE STRICT ATTENTION WHICH
w our Office with experience Of nearly 10 yearI
eep We'll and hsseft Us with Il few
houses uses to ofier for rent.
Houses Or Stores tS Rent can have
our hands. JOHN SHEiilIAN & co,
au3-3m l4O7 st. NV
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His Seventeen Birthday.

The SEVENTEEN birthday of Fred Reh was
celebrated lastevening at his son's( II. F. Reh's)
Pesidence, No. $40 18th street northwest His
children, grandchildren and great-grandchil-
drsn and also many friends we're present
Among those present were: Mr.. II. f. Reh and
wife, Mr.. Rudolph Reh and wife, DIR. Fred K
Reh and wife, Miss Sophia Reh, Mr.. Henry F.
keh, jr., Master John L. Reh, Mrs Bette
Douglass. Misses Annie Eckert, Lizzie Eckert,
Minnie Nephuth. Maggie Nephuth, Annie
kriegstadt. Bertha kriegstadt, Minnie Fink
man. Lottie Corner, the Misses Hempler. Mrs.
H. n. Hempler, Mrs. J. Baier, Mr. and Mrs.
Mm- ID Arneth, Messrs. Saml E. Allen, Julius
Mahl, Chas- E Deprey, y. W. Dieste, b. J.
Dleste, Geo. Maier. Geo. Leimbach, VIM. Ba-
ker, Chas. l. Corner, Caspar Kneesi, Edward
Piepenbring. =. Freund, John weide, Anton
Eberiy, Rudolph Reh, VIM. Bartholmae, Jno.
Barthet, Henry Ewald, Henry Gross, Geo. Eek
ert, and u. L. kuper of Baltimore
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How Fireman Ransom Was Killed.

How Fireman Ransom Was Killed.
DetAils have been received here of the wreck
of the California express ON the night of the
7th instant near Halsey, Ore, on which the
fireman, William A Ransom, brother Of Mrs.
William II. Bell and Stacy Ransom Of this city,
Vas killed, the engineer. John MeFadden. being
seriously injured. The train. when was run
ming at the rate Of thirty miles an hour, was
dersiied BY two cows that ran in front Of the
engine. The engine, leaving the track. pioaghed
ND the prairie for q distance of 100 feet Ran
som fell between the engine and tender, and
his skull was crushed. He was unmarried and
quite popular among his fellows.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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BOARDING.

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ATTENTION. Sponrs,rx.
Great Baxxsins In Brsech-losAin9 Rihes and Breech
loading Double barrel Shot 9una All the favorite
makea 20 Per cent dtscount on al grads&
II. A TAPPAN.
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A CONFERENCE IN PROGRESS AT THE CENSUS
OFFICE ON THE BEST METHOD OF OBTAINING THE
INFORMATION REQUIRED BY coSaREss-ADDI-
TIoNAL APPROPRIATION PROBABLY NEEDED.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

TNOR sAIR-DEsIRABLE SUBURBAN TRACT-e0
snd on Conn ave extended. for o450 per acre Also
pretty Tract beyond Tenleytown. sdtointng Gen
ING, 1870 Est ocle-lw
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Fort StsAtnn, N. NJ, April 20, 50.

Los.-SiX mules belonging to
=. Motcait, contractor.
One span-Onc buckskin mare
mule aud e,ie blue mare male, beth
braided 81 on lett shoaldcr and
thigh.
One span of dark bay OF brswn
mulss. tome horse, one maro) " L
ron left shoulder and nj on lett
shoulder aud thigh.
One span--One black mare sanle
branded II ON left shoulder and
thigh-and light hav mule, old
brand S Z on lett shoulder, also M
AZ above.
Address 7. W. Hsman. White
Oaks, or r. +. Garrett. Roswell,
n. NJ. Liberal reward will b
a;d.
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