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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-10

Another day or two
and he is subjected
to coarse, unfeeling
iibes, such as:
''Let me strike a
match on your face
to light my cigar
With?"
"Are you trying to
work up a boycott
against the BARRIERS
because they won't
shave on Sunday?"
NV h. don't you
give your face a hair
cut?D
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The four { h
week comes the
crucial test. His
face looks like a
growth of snuff
colored horse hair
that sofas and
chairs are uphOl-
stored with. If
The is game, his
manhood will be
aroused, and he
will solemnly VOW.
to stick to his de-
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has to die to do it. Perhaps he is so
sensitive to criticism upon his personal
appearance that he weakens, and with
humiliation in his heart sneaks to the
barber shop and lies down in a chair
with the words, ~ guess you may
shave these Off"
There is look of fendish delight in
the eyes of the tOnsorial fiend when he
says: ''All right sir; they don't become
x-o,r ct1,lo
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-10

SUCKS III out and
triumphs at last.
He has grown q
full beard. and Is
once more a man
q m Ong m en-.
Then he can have
his revenge in
asking his friends
who are making
similar attempts
to cover their
faces with hair,
and In turn ask
them,
Are you let
ting your beard
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-10
LOST BEAUTY RE-

But. perhaps, by the time the fourth
may be accomplished by perseverance
and time are sufficient to warrant him
in standing out little longer, and be
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-10
The Wild WIND BLOWS
And as Usual 1t Will Devas-,
tate the New Whisker
Crop.
The Habit Young Men Have
Of Letting Their Boards
Grow.
And the Humiliation and Dis
tress to Which They Are
Subjected.
People Who Ask Him Dis
agreeable Questions and
Bother Him.

HE average Min
neapolis young
man, about this
season of the
year, begins to
let his whiskers
grow, and thus
provide himself
with a natural
hlrsute protector
for his face and
nonty fhof mill
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Continued ON Eleventh Page.
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your Style.
The barber UNI
derstands flu III
well the story of
lost hopes and as
piratiOns, the tale
of broken resOlu-
ton, but he is too
discrete to show
his triumph andi
Joy over the re-s
claiming of an
o t b e T three
shaVeS "a week
lamb to the
fold.
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against himself has
been reduced to a
condition of shame
faced and I'M
shaven humiliation
that is positively
painful. He almost
wishes he could
wear a mask on
the Streets His
best girl doesn't
want to go to the
theater or ChryS-
anthemum balls
with him. She COM
| plains that it "ti,
when he tries to kis
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CutT'
sis that genuine cameFs hair on your
chimp"
''Are you going to let Norwegian eye
brows grow all over your face?''
And then. finally, comes the interro-
CATION that is hurled at him from all
sides, across the street, from all cor
nerS:
"Are you going to let your beard
grow?"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-08

shfek xss Err sa-ea inso 81 a sseysa q y
fe~t. and after b0riAr teFpsga s@assssae
and s3as4 afssgsher vein AZ E>rsscx n WHICH
he arsN Il n99 Wo<EiaE-
In san Frssciseo, sazss&T morning seis7se
Gayiixtf hfzaoin6efS sTtscked osFass
sherifFs 10 charge e the tainese sse,zs =
% fjurxns street Thirty shots were bred.
ara srf@a the ataeNs EsEze4te1 tnrY fesre
AKA q 1oad e. aoansra csssfEde.
An sste1sr4 has been rszae % arige az
...---tssFa rsfss Chicago Ifaatz . sssaf eeF-
ass gsseslrassts rejecting on JAMS 100
little. afscruey for ore q the eiefsss4
rnaas saeksFex = Franchise from J8e city.
80 wfors a. Tssara charges attn the Ese
III baessss Is lhs MISTER Of the fraaehlse
Evsureiiss go0ay began his campaign
IN .sn grEneiseo sunday &it5 three iaees-
fFfs. fsrg Il teen IN The Mechanics "a
sfilo9 a large area 5sinz sIiesossc sptsssa415
Tar his azrpOse- 85fh seztiSs csf4c3ss q
sislez aiied e9Th aftgrnesa and evening
tul hans3resis we've TUNED away.
4 yf8feus storm has occurred q Pyrs-
rees. on srifases ts7&nee. The rivers nave
a1er6JWed fheir bEnEss snG i2e streets =
Pergiuaa Ead tAE cpssairY ronr-sl a1ess ssEe
docGea. Com aglicarion hss been ss1I-
god. Al enormous arsofsus o. damage 2 s
baeu rasse ang much distress caHseG- Il Is
feared iisz1 the storm also wrecked VESTS.
Race traubies have broken oct agsin a;
Ozark. Mss. where Gu Parton fsslfie nee
was burned b. the uERr0 servants. WIN q
v5s8 80 sans3eriBg the fsmtlF. he ne
yrues escaped, hEif Sc ls believed u S9size
81 them 9efs afiefwar1 killed. khrif
frisgds threaten vengeance. WfDeAssteF
nfes have been ssui frgrs kicAsosTs;, asa7
flie militia i held ia ree4i1sss.
a boiler in VIVA Petsrz' grlst-Taili. st New
Hope, W Va, exploded Saturday ziter-
noon, While a .ssge usFntleg o. farmers were
fu the mfN Joseph J.. French, Ih0rass
q syter. Levi shieiSs ard John Wfrnuef
were instantly killei, theiF bodies being
blown iats shress. I'll shields died sun
day aud Wade sbugfelsorgeF cannot I've.
Jerome Carter and william Carter we're Sc
rously injured.
The steamboat Rnfis c. Brown, from NesF
Orleans for Cincinnati, struck snsg az
Hermitage Landing. Point Coupee parish,
la, al O'Clock saturday night, and soon
sunk Eight lives were lost. The boat =
total loss aud the cargo tiGated away down
the stream. The names Of tie lost az.
Wm Mitchell, VIM. Marshall. James Har-
Tis0n. Wa. Taylor, Abraham Mitchell,
barber and q tailor, names unknown, ana
samuel GRAY, al Of the steamers crew.
All The passengers were saved.
Among the callers At Gen. Harrison's resi-
.enee Monday was n. J. Pickering, OF
Philadelphia, president OF the Commercial
Travellers National Protective Association.
II IS stated thar President Pickering is de
ternined 70 spare no effort in the proseeu-
ton Of movement 10 induce the next
congress to so amend the interstate COM
mefce Law a. 70 add an additional excep-
ton fron the operation of the law permit
ting the granting Of concessions BY rail-
road companies 20 commercial travellers.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES. 8

Russia has placed a ietiila Of warye.sels
ca The Nistuls river
The state Legislature % California Goa
vcoed a. moan Noasay,
The Checker contest ,n London between
BARKER, American champion and smith
-,
rae Reckr Nulip0 CouFaay. tovinrfon.
~ assigned Aoaday. Assets, wen %
,leq co., Liabilities estimated a. sloo. 90 10
$4,000
wm Msau. View Work s-tlst. sh1, and
Killed his utear ani r| -r-.as Carrie Jones.
20 = h' -t -a-eat, -.. frau com
mitfrf s sIe.
'an4 stanford has saii ta " a. respr-
81 slort, ny. iae bsy Stallion Norsa.
.cUeurer, 0sw hy h'epautrca Aar.
man, iol ti1.too
Mackrur.a, asens 80 EaaE.ia- % the Er.s.
81 Essi Africa COMPANY. sslrhrais.I Nra
Years dss by presenting hundred, of
slaves w3Ia ireciom.
AZ phNo. Cal. saturday q. 5ai, two stses.
o01aa iu opposite dtrvcifeas were rohhe1
hy a scat,emanly highway ulsH, who stole
opiy the express boxes,
Ap ilHva4s Central passenger traiu Was
wrecked saHssy evening Al Cedar Uin
Miss sllVcr lsrFcy ana tis negro fire.
. nan Wvre haily lGiarad
SERIOUS t,-a&s and iautssldv, have ac.
1.,v. il So SCUM ~ falvs. Afztas
,, - s4ae' 60 the railroads aad
F. "aiatr'ia tnasts -ovdcd.
f '.ra31s aoHsa rrilrus. week eaici Jaa.
aAs "so,t 0A1 hsnsr, 8 E1.o-e.alt. an
n = " 'el's. - cfu pare! wtie
'-N f-t'''-as NNeA AS wear
ne mansion 81, Hra HscCt seaman
f WlhlhaHi, ia ia'a'Nla. Vas ba-aei -uadAy
49,. ~ So Ali .i'lzs3 escaping ta
Ut-rsa s.-...H.
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A RAiLlI0An HOLIDAY.
Memorable scenes In Nalia walla.-
Snake River Bridge Gene

MALTA WAL1A. Jan. TIE a.y ha. been
alurrsi hgii4ay kRfIv tEts Vseguire khs
eniice iarce ei she Oregon * Nss1tursas
Teerltrry railroad commenced tte extea
sion - is trssk from where 81 0a8 heeu
ielt a caUpic of weeks axe, AID huFrlvsl s.
dressed the iaissSpuips space % Spokane
street, thence down te aat crossing ksse
liiaEOnaily t. tAx sqHsfc nPssss .1r. thence
continuing ss0Nn ttc sAuac dircetinn.
crossing Main, tUrniBg east, eVo-s " the
slat ara shaped be-, up The gasrew sfrCci %
the c1,tn ground IA iroag ~ pr HsFkur
small hoases sud shr'ss a.y1g che line Dis
appeared as Il rs uSEir AL tEy srsas
crowds Of people Wxtrhcd the Ngs-ttll Nr.
anxiouSly aud pic@sufaAiy, aark aCss slust
9ispu sing tAcm This atfefaoaa tsg pib
lie schcnis wcge Gisnlsets3, snG teachers
&ns scholars came Iowa - thr grack ta
wagons 70 see ssee wVrk, ths chlla7cu
Nils With delight The kFsrk-i&yln. IRA
chiae Was watched with iatesss iatefesf
hs young aud cd. Incfe Wah swat rt5 -ii--
ing gnS ever ihe a1yeat at the u1a1
aud . present status.
~ Namsisy. Tor long tsne Train sis
palcher 81 tisr o, b. Z y st thts saise1
has fesisacd 70 secvps he cA3ef slr-ksblF
Ia ihc Oregon ( WsshiHEt0n fV-s.tyrs jrat
tic giauagVfs o5aCc i7Src
The bosrd al sfate lhEs afternoon 81
peia,cd a arsr and fnaRrutial cuu ri iFtss.
u sssssi rs rssalGg an additional seas A. 81.
Sae.WA tof tAR 1nEeJ s MsxF Pa tsu Iese-
tsfg s5sirlh sEsessiuas. aua siss = ss,.si ta.
cd shfeidy rates iu The saak fsf c.ilt Sc ,si.
time.
sanGsy a0atas is. carried SWAY sac tea
pogeff Y, T. & y. bridge gygt2s2 ~aakt rCr.
lasss Ssstrs aud freight were qaiekty t~aas.
ferre2 Wltaeug interruption IS teass
haimy.
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STOCKS
SAN FEANcIsco REvIEw.


san Francisco, Jan. 7.--Wheat-steady
tone 10 the market, but business light;
good TO choice shipping qualities, y AZ 90
/ 4334. Options: Buyer season, VI Ola;
buyer 1889, 81 555S.
BarIey-0iferings excessive and prices
favor buyers; No. feed, 77lz(gSoc; buyer
season, s0c.
0ats-Receip,s large: 1900 eeutals ar
rived from oregon 10 day; prices weak;
choice feed. 81 l2ia; No. !. 81 071sal 10.
lower grades. Slldl o..
Hors-No business of consequence.
Potatoes-Burbanks are in better supply
at lower prices; other kinds unchanged
BuFbanks, 75et1Sl Is; Peerless, i1G65c;
Garnet Chilli, 5SGs0c
Butter-supplies liberal; fancy, 26te27}l SC;
good 10 choice, 22tG26c.
Eggs-Steady and unchanged values.
Cnartered-South American, coal, Nan
aimo 10 san Francisco.
EEw YORK MERCHANDISE MARKETS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Hops-Steady.
Collee-options opened Irregular. chiefly
6dlo points up. and closed weak, .AGi0
points below Saturday: sales &c 200 bags.
including Jan, SIS 509l5 20; Feb, SIS $50
Is 20: March aud April SIS S4Gl5 65. Spot
Rio. easier; fair cargoes, lie.
SugRr-Haw barely steady and dull; re-
fined more active.
Pig irou-Stcady.
Copper-Steady; Lake, jan, Si7 p.
Lead-Dnll and easier; domestic, 81 81 ;.
rin-Fasier straits, 81.
Bar silver, a2l g.
Petroleum opened firm at s6Ise. and
advanced 20 S73sc 1t then sagged back TO
SIC and remained around that figure until
the last half hour, when the market broke
under Western selling orders and closed
weak az Sic. Total sales, l,26s, 0o9 barrels.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. Jan. w aea, closed firmer:
cash, 81 &c; Feb. 81 OF s; May, 81 OF :.
Corn--Eirmer; cash. lose; Feb. 407 g.
Osts-FiFlaeTi cash, "a Feb, 81 C;
May. 2Sc.
Barley-No trading.
Pork-Eirmer; cash, Slt SO; Feb, 81 81;
May. Slt S7is.
Lard--sieady: cash. s. Is; Feb. s. 70;
May, 81 6-'s,
CHICAGO LIVE sroCK MAREET.
CHICAGO. Jan. :. ~- Cattle - Receipts.
io.Oog. steady: choice becvcs. - seal IS:
steers. s. 9ssGI -. st1fkers and feeders,
s. tNa3 80. Indian steers, s. Gk9S -.
Hoss-keceipts, 1909; strong and jfl0c
higher; mixed, . I0na 20, heavy. S. I 10
8 81; light. s. 1905 80
SheeP-Receipis, ZOO. strong natives,
S&at %. Western. corn fed q .Eq4 6s1,
Texans, g t1a3 90
LIVERPOOL GRAM MARKET
LIVERPOOL. Jan. ~ heat-Quitt: hold
err offer moderately. Corn dun and lower:
new mixed western. Is ~. "a z cti
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poEr rowSsEsp NEws.
Ten Sem Brick Bfscks on water
-fre~s-f.eaf Fstafs a. Auction

Ten View Srtea Blocks on " SssF
stretched Estate AZ Sncsien
FoET T0ESszSB. Jan. 7..-TaE baii8saz
fever - Spreading. Ntsd thefe u
every lndiezfsqa thzt Y Nj fe4lflnlse
MessrE J. A Knhn and Frank Petty sToFe
sslon hlaek ayoa thslF prop
cry On Tie ucrta sise 81 ~sser stFsei- u
WiI be s fsns-sssTy briek. slfh sfsas
igiiaralrEs, ~ fret on WEtsr street Dg y
feet on he SIDE street Tie infsEtlGn -
the owners j. % have the stfees
nser GiyiBea into large stores, ard fFo q
tie nggef sooga shoE f,9a.t.
Nj be made into arst-elsss
bali room, with the necessaf5
sfufBr fSoa4s. dressing zo0ss. Gle
II i faefg Intention - have s
nsste class buildings 10 even ISrtie 2 iaTr Es.l
no Money viii be spared - sEi~ = mat elsa.
This makes fae tenth large bElsk s.oek t1as
vii hc erected ugoa Water street.
ibis year, and h the supply q hrick +
plentiful e y safe y assert TIA. thfse
ilnnes a. many wiz BE- 0uilt before
$50 There are out tNp reGsona
why this yeRr VIII nes b tae greatest
building year ever seen IA THIS city,
and ffley are. FIRST, the scarcity
Of mechanics and faooTers AID
second. the inability OF the ssHmilis sad
brick yards - supply the demand. At
present there are a nsmbeT Of per
s8us held hack for lack 81 material.
aud the only way to remedy this i 70 en-
courage sot8s . 20 Into the manufacture
81 building material 10 addition 70 those
already In IT,
Al the executors sale Of real estate Be.
longing 10 the estate Of fse late 7. W. Pet
tygrove. held ia the court house tnis mora
Ing, the following parcels were sold for the
atuoUnts Raf ffsue4ifg them.
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING.

sKATTEx. Jas :.
Ssuss hesssers q ests ia the city sse dis
iaesines 70 forward % szn Francisco. being
gaTarnsz5 BE- she oTcrzInt ALREADY existing
there. Prices were weaker here. aad the
rseeEvsE are nsierzfe. There are i7ae sacks
on TIE 1sssza dock AZ pr se-st for shipment
70 san Fszaefseo b the steamer Mexico.
Hay i arriving freely an4 the raHTkef Is
ErEn. Livestock &-riFals are i1Rcss beloE
the average. o. sisRghsssers are essFozsng
OF the sssek On hsEd- Prices o. dressed
meats ara sra &. EzsF quotations. The
r,o4lfry aarket IS very wesk ard tie xsFi-
cites offered are gIr1itezi 70 a fsE chickens.
me razse lax wfll take effect On the 18th
insssns waieh uIa fesgriet offerings to
aaeks Tbs volume 81 trade = tfinirg-
Merchants generally are taking "a staek,
settling sceoantz slsd STRENGTHENING up
business for fae rush expected II spring
MERCHANDISE AND Pg0DUcE re-
CEfPfs-Dzriug the last g nonTS sle
merchandise sud p'fofiie< Fets.tF9s q thls
fsef4 hass been Is follows Puget SOUND
shore roa1. 20 tons; Columbia and Puget
SQUAD raiload, "a tons gravel: seattle,
lake Shore & Eastern railway, i1-a 7sfus
lumber. weed, etc. 5sesElers-Aexleo rs
tons. schooner J. J. PezET = tons, Fanny
Lake ~ Afete ara Ef4tss+ = aA7t41f .ss-AAF
tons. EiAth ! g tons. Henry Bailey ton
I0sai receipts, 81 tons
HIPMESTs-Duriag the asst = hours
goods and merchandise have been shipped
from gesttle ss follows: Puget sound Shore
road, tons Columbia & PUGET sound
railroad s tons. Seattle. Lake shore & East
eFn railway, 50 tons. leaS1ers--AD nrae
49, tons, Clara Brown / tfal. Eliza Aader-
son III, tons. Josephine 2 tons. Michigan
tons, Gain tons. Glide tons, J. B. Libby
70 tons Total shipments, 100 tons.
Among the receipts we're l72l sscks cats,
1850 sAsss hOur. I25 sacks bran, $50 sacks
wheat, ~ sacks sherts, 80 sacks feed. lco
sacks mat, sacks potatoes. ~ cases eggs,
100 tubs butter, 70 sacks onions. 50 sacks
vegetable seed. 10 eases lsmons, II boxes
fruit. = tons hay. IS barrels 80 hall barrels
and 80 quarter barrels beer. 81 cases syrup,
10 eases Is kegs and 20 barrels whisky, SSl
barrels sugar. IS cases drGgs. r eases wine,
- eases mineral water, so cases coal oil,
. bundles hides, 3 cars wood, 7,.S11 feet
lnrn Der. $50 yokes, dead hogs and a head
cattle
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CHEmALIs NEWS.
Unsuccessfai Burglars shot by n
Drunken Man.

CHEmALts. Jan. 7--BuFglafs last night
made an unsuccessful effort TO rob Miles
store a. Claqusio. They bad removed the
glass from the window. Miles heard a heavy
iron fall On the porch and came down and
scared them away. He found lot of
blacksmith tools on the ground. saw the
men run, and fired a pistol at them, but
with no effect There u no clue.
The sheriff arrived from Tacoma last
night with Thomas TOcgheF, arrested for
shooting James smith on the train Saturday
near Chebalis, Toegher was examined and
held for the grand Jury Both were friends
TOegher claims Innocence, that he was
drunk al the time.
An effort Is being made 10 start $1,000
creamery, which win probably succeed
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All chronic, Nervous and special
Diseases skt!Ifntfy Treated.

~ ? g. JoArsoG, WAc recently sss-at
eiski months ga ths principal hoe. tfAls a.sl!
icali.ug medical Institutions % Ne1F Ys-E
tstE invest eating the ulosf recent G5seav-
e4ies "a medicine and Surgery, having re-
s0Eued Practice ia seattle, j. rsrepAre.i 10
frca' al classes ~ chrou!e mAiaIles. sarh
a. hFer ceta plant, aysrcpsia. rkeurna-
VS. a. sEectleus a The ki8l.rys heart
aad iaaEs- az skin ard blood t.istas~s Al
ailments srlsln- from weakened nervous
system. al Rectal diseases, al Ecait.s-Jlri-
uaTE diseases. an9 al diseases peculiar -
wou1en- accocylins ID the latest and usgsSf
lFsfsrevef methods Consultation frse.
l-arses slesierSte. ofAce. EooIas = sad
60. aeN YeSiSr Block Mi xf-.s.s, -
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SPOKANE FALLS NEWS.
Accident 10 Prominent citizen
Personal smallpox Subsidtng.

SPOKANE FAILS, Jan. Judge Rice,
Prohibition candidate for district judge at
The last election, ftli from a depot platform
this evening, breaking his hip.
Hon A. 81, Cannon, wife and daughter,
leave tomorrow As guests 81 President
Mcdonald of the Seattle road, on tour of
the states,
SPOKANE PALS, Jan. The smallpox
scare has subsidized. tn fact, 10 40 period
was there Gauss for alarm. The reports
sent out were greatly exaggerated. There
sFe only three patients at the pcsthouse,
and all are doing well
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West Seattle Park Addition

Buyers and humesecEcrS are cordially
invited 20 inspect this beautiful property
before buying elsewhere, as il has snrerlnr
advantages over any other property IN
West Seattle. II comprises % acres adioIn-
ing On tue west side Of The FIRST plat 81 the
West seattle Land & Improvement Com
pauy fhe terminus OF the southern Pacific
railroad, only oue-quarter Of a Hile from
Milton Point less than one half mile from
the ferry dock, controls three quarters Of a
nile water frontage, with grand view OF
the scenery Of the sound and the Olympic
range. Lots in this addition are now At
tsInable az SO each; first come first choice
Lots on the water front with riparian rights
AZ 81 foot Tbs offer is open for a lin
tied time only; title perfect Abstract fur
nsshed with every lot
GEORGE DORFFEl. Real Estate Broker,
oiilee west side Commercial street. between
Mil and Washington, up stairs.
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- t-i-4r Attatr
lady % this city received 3 letter
from friend IN Washington Territory.
stating that &c that place they had 10
nay y cents per pound for rzIsins,
and only got very poor one, st that.
The lady bought i've toXes. lui pounds.
% the very best Tai2.as In the city al
$40 per box Of - pounds aud shipped
them to her friend. paving s. Ter 'lu0
pounds, 90 Portland A. the freight
from here VIII be about y cents pe-
pound more. the entire cost'5 the raj
in> Val be emily II cent, 8 pound 10 the
consumer for tir-t-ciass article while
they have been paving more than Gou-
We that Tor very inferior article
There appears 70 h. COED opening
OPP that way Tor little missionary
vorE t0r Caiifo1rta rziSlUS
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HE is Sow IN SEATTLE.
An Energetic Plano Eender Who
Svlntled Nictaria peeule

VICTORIA, Jan. III Peters. piano
dealer. has been absent for a couple Of
weeks. and Saturday the sheriff
took charge Of the remainder Of
his effects. which viii not
amount 10 thousand dollars, on ehatiel
mortgage, aud Peters left for
the mainland 20 sell pianos
lie dld rushing business and
the pianos were shipped 70 Vancouver
Peters received them aud reshipred 10
Puget Sound and Is now reported as doing
business In Seattle. II is said he owes
other sums aggfegatIng several thousand
dollars
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For - lots $3.50 was realized. an average
81 about slss per lot. This, considering
that u was Al auction, Is very higi, aver
age and shows the confidence felt In the
future of this city by It's own residents, the
pgrehasera being all residents. The sale
viii continue tomorrow.
Two hacks returning from funeral yes
terlAy engaged IN speed contest The
occupants wefe thrown out Ia turning The
corner at Jefferson aud Tyler streets. but
With slight bruises The carriages were
wrecked.
successful and largely attended sacred
concert was given at Red Mems hall last
evening b. the Presbyterian church. There
was good concert singing b. the choir and
tBe sol0s hy the members thereof, as well
as reeitati0ns aBd readings, The audience
was an Rpprscisiigu one.
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sish . cGee ~ smallpox % b1artl. 70 -
oae-snt4ee station IN tae s0yal roa4s Of
TicfoY4a n e~ait developments reEz-4ss1Z
tfss ease The Premier 5esf fer there $50.
dav eyEHfaR No GeW eases bare A2fessssl
aE191z Inc other Ya1ssngefss
EgcTDEfk Jan. : The steamer premier
i anchored fn fae qgsrsufiae GROUNDS . ~
E.sf-.isaalf The NaEcaHysr heaata e1.eez.
fl-' Erckfnrzzle. remained aso2rd TIA kae
vessel ayTsYes here. and the health oaScex
here osferxd that be Fesns,n u1sii tse
ftsta-aufsL,. = fefsed
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The bark Wildwood came iu fra,n san
Francisco Saturday evening and viii load
Gilman cCal.
The steamer Ali arrived Ia ibis port from
Portland, saturday night, and viii losd
Franklin ant Newcastle coal for that CITY.
roEr TOWNSEND, Jan. 6--Arrigca-S}.ip
Esgeu!e. Jan. Arrived -B- shin cana.
brian Prince.
PcET DISCOVERY, Jan. 7.-Ar-iveti-Bks
frank stafford aud Gainen: aHf tkta c C..
Funk
Posi- GAwsLE. Jan. t-Arrived-Bk
James Chester. Jan. 7.-Arrved-Bk A.
lauts.
MAN BAY, Jan. Clear; fresh east
wind
SAN Francisco. jan. 1.--Ayvlgesi-- Eia.
ptre. NaaAimo, Lew BURGESS, seattle TX
oakland, Por! Madison sailed Rk Geu.
fa.ren.ld. seattle steam vhaIer Tlrasher.
whaling
Arrlycd-Bk Nellie May. Por; Madison.
BStn E9at ~a1dea. GTay's Harber. brig
W. a. Never; ok Don Nicholas, Departure
bay snip Oriental, Tacoma
HnNa koNG- trrlrc-i->,r Albany, from
Aaue.lrIEar
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fletcher & LAU,
Tenth Street Tax Notice.

THE TAX LEVIED BY THE CITY
1 council in the district created BY Or
dinaace No. ga, 10 provide for the grading
az Teufh street, from Seneca street TO
Broadway, and constructing sidewalks on
both sides thereof l. now due and payable
At the Office 81 the city treasurer All
taxes not paiA within
FORTY DAYS
of the first publication 81 this notice viii
be declared delinquent. G penalty Of five
per cent. added and interest at the rate Of
ten Per cent chSrged.
W. K. FORREST, City Clerk.
First publication Of this notice. Jan. ?, lss9.