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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-10

CURES PILES, BURNS, CUTS, coREs,
1aU1sfs. citttBnAfEs q fhus4bffEe.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-10

THURSDAY, January, 10, 1889.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-10

n-correspondenc containing interesnne
msws solicited from every part OF ths esuhsy'
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-10
A Priceless Blessing

in any house. speak earnestly because
/ feel earnestly. / have known many
cases of apparently confirmed bronchitis
and cough, with loss of voice. particu-
larry among clergymen and other public
speakers, perfectly cured by this medi-
-.ine. Faithfully yours.
G.. EDWARDS LESTER.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-10
IL ANNE ARUNDEL County, MD.

DY VIRTUE of power contained in
ID mortgage. dated 29th November.
1886, from Joseph Watson and wife to
Hannah A. Gray. and recorded in Liber
:. II !, No %. falio 507, of the land record
books, Of said county, the undersigned
will sell at Public Auction to the highest
bidder for cash. Subject 10 the taxes for
1882 at the Court House door. in Anna
polls city, at IL o clock A. H.. on
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-10

This uaper IN entered at tbs Postoflce y
.syolli Nd as second-claes mail matter sc
ssrdipQ 10 the rules and reFulations % tns
Poatofice Department. washington. ~. y
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EvENINGCAPI

sos-1s-En o-A-f 81. s0sSAF@
40. n Condvi Street. tcPp Guy hot.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-10
Ayers Cherry PectoraI,

CURES RHEUMATISM, LAME BACK
ARD s1fff JOINTS. RUB IN HAtDl
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wax By her husbands side c<yaezsnt3x
ard 4koa: 4 week before his death be
made his viii, begueathing al his
property 20 her. a second cousin,
However. aispafed this testament On
the ground uf undue influence dur-
ing sne period Of lines
& fair sample Of John Briehf's sim.
psixsfy and strength Of o-atory can be
found in this Tsortsoa OF his argument
aga;nzt The recognition ct the South.
ern Confederary, II IS<S. II want TO
know whether ron feed ~ feel upon
this question. When | can &c: down
10 my home from this house. find
half q eoxen Estle children playing
upon my hearth. How many mem
bcrs are there who ear say with me
that the most innocent. the rnCxt pure.
the most holy iov which In their past
years they bave fell. or in their futnre
years they have hoped for. has not
arisen frosz contact and association
with our precious children2 Well.
shen. II thai be 50, II, when the hand
OF death takes one of those flowers
from ofsr dwelling. osr heart il over
xhelned with sorrow and our house
hold Is covered with gloom, what
would il be II oEIr children we're
brought I'D to this internal system
80 co Of them every year brought
into the world II these slave states.
among these gentlemen. among this
schsyaIry, among these men that we
can make our frieEldsi'
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WAlla waAla Nate..

MALTA waflA. April H. Welsh, tas
Seattle convict recently taken To stella
COON. died two days after his srrsval
there
The late falns assure CROPS hcyoaa tbs
most ksS,Hafne expect stions
Al The hutels arc crowded with new
tumess. and there are more strangers Of
TIE streets Than ever heIofe ia ons hissofY
The sfalssssss saeEsssS that uk taAatas
would 10 sssot Pgscr for Washington q
ev0u immigration agxutk 80 rs 10 lead tbs
dsssptainted this Nay
DAY
{. :. yeeshsss has astsxed home At Col
Tax
On Monday there we're shipped % New
NSsk from bss spti, sia tesa Oreeaa N.sf
read 4 Navigation aud AsexQa shefl Itne
ieuttesn nae horse, la q aafsoa p~ss
sfncs ear
u. ". iluss viii arrive AZ hosse ca Pei
GAY evening next TIE whole casagrs /.
ssxipnsss watching for his return. !,
events VI Importance win nsdeabsg<iis
fellow
The fsrelimsnaty examination Of NAsFsak
MsspAy, The serysying Prescott ka sxiar
tcok fsaea this faoFainx. sna he vas n
manassf to lsil ~ await aesiea hy slss
grand fnry. 10 the SIMS q si.esAa
wheat ea Aegska Hss i lNe fers hisA
and growing rapts8iS
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SHARP AND SPARKLING.

The barber who shaves boys would
make good city editor. He learns
to cut down.--lNcae Orleans Pscagatae.
The emperor OF China has ten men
TO hold his umbrella. 1t has never
been borrowed Burlington Pre-
Press.
A whisky trust has been formed in
Dublin. This will tend to raise the
spirits Of the Irish nation Rochester
Post Express.
Only two weeks more until our
trout fishermen VIII be living along the
banks Of the streams--and elsewhere.
-fsl lskg Bll~sarss.
As long as man can assign the
property OF his creditors over to bis
wife marriage is not wholly failure.
flssroit Fire heSs.
The Boston girls mae wear glasses,
but they are never short sighted
enough 20 make Spectacles Of them
selves Rassan tsazgtts.
The sEoaert Elsmere" collar IS one
OF The latest thing ont- The critics
Will proceed AZ enee 10 take the starch
out OF lt,--tAscage ITiauAe
II Is surprising how many az those
mentioned for prominent office are
men snnanned aiso by the appointing
powers. - Philadelphia LEDGER.
senator Teller i trying hard "a
Shasish secret sessions III the Senate
OF eparse he would Ike to be allowed
- tell ali that goes on; he always wAs
a Teller Basf6a fsla1s~
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DR.. A. c. STODDARD.
President Of to
LIEBIG WORLD DISPRISlRT.

OF San Francisco, Cal, and Kansas CITY.
Mo-, will be at tho Arhngton hotel April II
and Is, to consult with bis many
patients In Washington Territory and IN
others desiring treatment
DR.. Lis'big q Co. The European medical
star and special surgeons and physiciann
of the IAiebig World D1spenssyy and intef>
national Surgical Institute.
The surgical branch gives special affen-
ton to dsfcrnitieS OF EVERY kind, and all
displscements requiring appliances To-
curvature of the spine. hip joint disean,
distorted limbs or arms successfully treat
ed by our new volEaic and magnetic sppli-
ances,
The medical branch deystAs especial AZ.
tentiou To all chronic. complicated. pff-
vats anC wasting diseases, resulting frum
badly treated cases of acute or special m
ture, Or from indiscretions OF youth, bring
ing on spermatorrhma. seminal weakness.
and an unnatural drain from the body
which rlndermines the cotistituticn--also
debility. decay, loss of vitality or man
hood, which resist from excess Of inatu1'
ity.
The reason so many are not cured OF tn
above complaints Is owing TO compiicar
ton called prostatorrh9a, which our
treatment alone cas- cure
Verrfcocele, wornly veins In EGr0feW,
structure, blood and skin impurities. spee1
lily eurs q. acute private tfOubies salc<y,
confider,tially and quickly cured CataG5k
OF the mucous membrane Of the hea1 =
bladder successfully treated; also thru1l
and lunig diseases. Female complaints ~
all delicate, complicated diseases Of W.
men, carefully treated by ear new mefAo6
whereby none of the usual physical exam
nations are required. Displacemente n
the uterus and all special Complaints y.
cuiiar 70 females successfully treated. All
languages spoken and written. WFftc Ia
your own languaye.
The most powerful ELECTRIC HRLTs
free TO patients. Call on or address
liebIg World Uisponeary,
400 GeAry st., San Flanclsco, Gal.
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nalfsra.s work.

Private Secretary Halford says
The White House correspondence is
decidedly heavy, little lighter than
usual during the past three days, but
II il heavy enough. The number q!
letters received now ranges from so
To 100 day, Three times did our
daily mai coae dangerously near ID
| 1000. Each OF these times the total
exceeded 200. so we have not vet
reached loar figures. Our llghteS.
day was last Tuesday, when some.
thing less than 800 letters arrived. |
am not referring now - the fAInlty
mail. that Is entirely separate and
SSlstinci from the official correspond.
onee. In addition 10 all these letter.
that come BY mail. there are a great
many delivered IN person hy inter.
estei parties How many | don'l
knew There are cords os theni.
+. That's the easiest way 20 measure
them. We sef.d ga immediate
acknowledgment al each comnlunica-
tles1. The sasrviag eHt uf that plan
has kept oar little force as busy a.
bees, bat We have never vet allawes.
one week work Ga lap ever into the
next one. The eight-hoor law hAs nee
been la iefcn here We hsxa worked
Gntil ia. ifos ~ o'clock at night every
night W % that 81 last SATURDAY. and
on that day wr hal every thing sloae
~ 8 . 'clecs ahe i n5eAt off since
tAe ses asAss.
&aa Fnay i written IN shorthand
eS Ar lshsags on s cCsNer 81 she e.
L tssh - 81 h answered. and & 4
seft a. Col. Cocks ostiee, where Mr.. Il.
' l.ades and as aggregation II KEYS
ard sifcs can be feaad at almost any
hear Of the Say os night. Mr.. fssiaa
reads with great facility the short.
bans notes made hv Mr. Tshssots. zfsl
with the aid ri hts type writer. in she
management st shAek BE il al ex.
part. be writes hundreds u replies
asiss addresses kaaaresis ct savesepe.
daily, IL has not been Fskar,sesi a.
etiquette ga I've slse type writer IN stss
pEczissrnss correspondence. bat i 8,
teEaale ard Faf,st. Alssi L i Used AZ tbs
" Alse House Row even sog seciaI oor.
zeSEensseaoe- A xfeAt May setsegs
81 10 ses'resary Hsl5ofsf. and ihese hs
lslsss oa gHe assse 2Hta fhs. afternoon
ttsSh - esss. when BE dictates suitable
but not Always sassS&Aes agv, replssss 4.
Mss sanger, some ssw 81 the ulass
important .ssssFs are laid l,Sfera TIE
president Is tae see Fx;zr.. and re,
plies are atVtasssi Al she earliest pos y
he moment. Teen wAile FAe lsyssE
dent ) esis taking hiS asgernsssa Ysste,
Miss sAHEss soeS 20 mork wtta heg
fssste, ssestg sssa sype- writer and taps
81 replies 0y the ss0re
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News u Mrs. Ferry's Disgrace ~
cossed with Astenishfnenf.

-
TACOMA, April 1.-THE news Of Mrs. c.
n EenJ's dlsgfnee In Paris, contained sa
loday's dispatches. fen on Tacoma society
NE . clap OF tssnndeF. Ass. Fergy's
a1onds here claim that she has lost her
mlnd or she would never have been guilty
81 the couducs described. Her father. 1.
n Trafton, very respectable old gentle
nan Of Tacoma. has hus resolved word
&om PaxiH Tad rays he does not know what
y make Of the report He can hardly
al this afternoon be expected 80 receive a
cabIegYam from Paris. Mrs. Ferry IVES
4 popular society womnn, and Was Known
axsd moved In the best circles OF Portland.
I'm Francisco anc Oakland. She has
hvef IN Tacoma comparatively little since
~ married Clinton y. Perry. Before her
0arffnse 70 Ferry shc Was widow. hsy.
WALKER, II stockton, Cal. nearly twenty
yeass $50. She Was q handsome woman
Eli. Her daughter, Minnie Walker, 10
feArs old, II travelling with them. She
obtained 3 divorce from Walker on the
ground Of nou-eupport, and married Ferry,
Who u very wealthy aud one OF Tacona's
pnss ~ so ma sHentg YEAR sao xsa sn
ssei NcCafyex Mr.. and Mrs. Ferry have
had no children. G. r. Ferry was APP
pointed commlskionsr &c the Paris exposi.
hon early last summer by Governor Sem
pie, aud he left Tacoma for Paris with his
lnmiiy last August. intending 20 remain
eWAy year.
ofading on the Tacoma a Lake City mar.
fow.xnugs railroad ~ American lake will
beGin next week.
Theodore Hosmcr. of the light and water
9ompsny, has returned from = several
weeks Eastern trip.
Dlro broke out this mesning st ! 10
o'clock IN frame building on Fifteenth
eereet uear Pacific avenue, occupied by
1onnisa Bros. and Max Hiebeft, painter.
Domage, 500.
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sntoxieaslsn by gsdtAtsan

=
A prominent military nan who had
drgins moderately daring che war an d
hAd abstainsd lron that time on.
while attending a dinner with his Old
comrades. whgre most OK thea were
intoxicated. suddenly became hilarI.
0as, na9c 3 foolish syssech ana settled
hack in his chair In q drunken state
and was finally taken heme quite
stupid.
He bad not drank any spirits and
had only used coffee aud water. and
yss be bad all the svFnus9fns Of tbs
ofhegs. only his was sasoxicztion froFa
ceatse son-the iayoTing soil had been
prepared long ago in fhe avnv.
Aoosher case 9as fhaf az man v ha
had been an ineariste years sge, bat
had reformed He Vas recensly
elected "a esslce and gave 8 silaner al
sasae fgsends. Among them va :
nlay she had been greatly inter.
eSied IN these Stssaies lie sent me s
bong report the substance oE which
w4s this
an fhe occasion referred % many ~
the c0fa PAW became par iatiy tnioxs.
Gated. and tie hast, Who drank moth.
ssag bit sater. hsssame hilarious, ard
Aaafly sfapS1 with them he as rs,
81 bed vita every ssRa 81 information
esst 1Necveassl. and neAt s8arning hasi
only n confused notion of tias>e events.
Tae tAirs case ccearrea f0ar wears
ago, a Fesorfand snam % tse8ve
se4se ssshgiety. sent pn 3 uaisssAyv tx.
carlson With 3 aT3ak1E1 eosa fsAny,
sad although he afaak mssAfnr sgg
lemonade hee2mse a. mech sntsxi-
eased as the others.
The evsns was the saAses If much
essfsaseat zrass lgss~ 60 hlsss. sacizssy Snsi
ctsssTwase Asshcssgh Sc prssse~ss.s, ans
others eonGrmes3 bis statements. thAt
aeasd nos take ans spirits AZ this
slsse.
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The old reliable specialists Of man{
years experience, treats with w0nde91A
succsss all Lung. Throat Cancer. Ht
F1stula. Nerve and Blood diseases. II
Chronic diseases and Deformtties. i6f1D
advance OF any restitution In this countyy.
Those who contemplate going p Hoe
Springs for the treatment Of Aay priyeAf
Blood disease, can be cured at onc-thix4
the cost at eur private dispeneary.
PRIVATE DISEASES. BLOOD Potss
ching, venereal, Tainf, Hiccf striatxSs,
seminal emissions. loss OF sexual power
weakns.ss OF the sexual organs, want OF DE-
sire in male or female, whether from I'm
prudent habits In ysung or sexsai habits
la mature years, or any csi~sc that depin'
tates the sexual habit in mature yeaxs,
speedily and permanently cured.
Consultation free and strictly conhden'
tial Medicine sent, free from observation.
to all parts of the United states. Cores
pondents receive prompt attention: ne
letter answered unless accompanied by
cents In Stamps. Send 10 cents for pAmph'
let and list OF questions upon Private,
Seminal Weakness, Spermator hUa. Impo:
tency. Typhiliis, Gonorriina, elect and
Verfcos.ele. Terms strictly cash.
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DR.. VT. N0RToEHA

Formerly Of New Yerk city. bat NOR. =.
Gently OF Los Angeles. Cal. who ~
opened branch ofiiee 81 Ell Front sf.sse
Seattle, which Is under the psrxonul 49,.
vision Of the doctor himself 80
CAfAKRH Is regarded BY many - "a
III the held, and the patient Il suyrrsssS =
ats presidency. as ne Il scarcely tive frrrs
one cold tlcfore another one II s.a,strs~s~s
There is at times tiifficulsy az hreSsSfs-
thrusIEh the 1ossvllss and NJ others 4 -.
fuse hoH OF coiorous or yelaowfsh- 49,
mucous that sometimes has . bad u<icr. Is
the aisease progresses the ssiSchesxes ~
drop Or bss drawn back into the fkrs., g
dry cruszss may forLH- which are exssl,s~s
with ssifsfcglty. and in still o1lsxr f.nsss ~ Z
mucous seems 10 be formed IN the $780,
and expelled with slight h.sex. The -.
Illumination ctfen passes from tAe fhrss.
into the sus,achian tables. which ;esi q
the middle ears; . ringing. ro.s-iuz. hns~,.s
or whlstllng sound il experienced. sn3 n
time the hearing becomes vefy mnrh ~.
paired or entirely lost Later on ssSe 49,
tite becomes affected, siigIst couoh 49,
In, and tile patient begins ~ AosS 800
This is the time that CONSUMPTION Is she,,e
to begin It's deadly work. aud .he sf.sS
when, Il the afilleEed one would reaIiss ~.
danger. re could be- cared: bat the n~sae~<
Is always hopeful, aud thinks il crss !.
slight cold which viii soon yass AVN. ~
allows the disease to take iEs cenrse sizk
now more rspid progress. Tnis = ~
fatal errCr which has people3 our O.. -.
ries with copsumptive forms, a s. fiS&
OF catsr,.h, il neglected, viii 49, r..
later end In consumption ~
From q very extensive exper;e16s 4 -
treatment of this disease. fnd ~ q ~
patient viii do his part. every - - ~
cured IL the disease has not e1SIn7Sf
FL. ss 10 seriously Involve the 1nnSS ~
even then medical inhalation, r2SSs3S
administered. IN connection via 1;sx
tutionsl remedies. viii contrAet - 5ssS
cavities after every other means n lri7S5
The doctor has over six hundfe6 1116.
coast whom he has cured OF this li~S1
alone -
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WASHINGTON NEWS
nafor Hayden's Appoint
ment Well Received.


- -. 1-sx3i I7.-1The eppo. utEseaf q
NJ -, est-1.~ - se-ss civ tr, ~ re-
$50 :. !. q ,,,sss..,s zs.tsx ,4na ofr.rc a,
snofV4f 81 nc Sn5ts1 bSssfn leaa vN. :
1901. xfve4 sery CREST ssftsfsEtsen IN u
~<s~ ~ me}0r kAx tecn . resident q
49, q. .l..nf twsrfy yeers. and dur
vi - - -. ,.sss.,... : ere.f sexasIts
- tnet hsse - = -.~sssse. cEt,xs,, hs
w1kh "a, segsraiss - Psa. - - -. =.
M euepeo6ed - rsce5ssr tse yesss so
I el-.re rI1re no kroeuts given FOR BIS re-
1870 sod hi fftenss we're Ts<y isd'g
sS4f = bis unjuxt trexffsenI Ienss.
eG1sr1iv when President Harrison va
1872 dizzy Immediately e&kea f1e Fns3v!
- efSow efem 10 pu b him S1r NE 90
.S~c~ p<f soshe ffTae be HEs disiHcI1ned
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An UNrAIrnrUL WIFE.
Hrs. rerry's Intrigue Creates 4
1onAation In faris.

HYM9atb4m - oGH9s
PARss. April la-rThe American colony
IN this city Is In fever Of excitement over
The scandAlcus behavior OF the wife Of G..
Z. Ferry. capitalist from Tacoma, W. T..
who has BEEN here for some time. This
has eliminated In the separation of the
couple aud the disappearance OF Mrs.
Ferry. she spent most of her time shop
ping and attracted wide attention. when
driving on the Bois. BY her loud dress.
action snd eguipagc. Among the sc.
QuAlntnnce WAS Monsieur Hippoiytc. one
81 tho English. speaking statesmen a. ll.e
Grand Magazine du Louvre Whose &C
quAlntAncc she had made while Adopting
therc. Mrs. Ferry soon hrcomo quite lnfnt.
Mated with the y0unE man. and her condac,
with regard 10 him gave sise 30 much com.
ment OF III nneomplimcntAFy nature
among The American eolony. About ten
dAys ago Mr. Ferry, returning somew hat
Unexpectedly, overheard his wife aud Mr..
Hyppoiyte talking together In snannes
which dpnotrd more than ordinary init
macy. He therefore Immediately pro.
ceeded TO kick the young and fascinating
salesman out OF the house. A teTrihig
quarrel then ensHed between husband aud
mef's forennEeF SUSTAINED compound
fracture.
Mrs Forty kept M the Intimacy elsntsex
timely with Mr. Hiproiyie. ani he EN-
ptny cd private detectives 90 look after her
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Ferry SURPRISED
his vile in hotel with her paramour.
Lake . tsgress. Mrs, Ferry. who IL q large
and powerful woman, spt=nR at her has
band The very moment the door had becu
burst open, and before the police could
interfere abe had bitten or gaodiy por
ton OF his nose.
Mt. Hirpeiyts made hts css=pe and Mrs
Ferry was conducted to So Lessn. psisas
Tor diETepufahle women Mr.. fefrs
neorped 10 have hls nose dressed and Il
The rrtson authorities refused a. admit
Mrs. Ferry wsthosst .he order 81 her hus
band. she WAS allowed 10 escape aud IA,
not hsen seen since. Mr.. Ferry has At,
Piled for divorce.
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Gas FRANCISCO. April ia cablegrzra
was received In this city to-day from
Henry sesris. 81 Australia. champion
osrsman OF the world, ascspsing . chal-
lsnge Of william 0'connur. 81 Tornnto,
Csnass. ch&zpion osrsfnzn Of America. to
row q match IN England foE 500 side.
He specifies sepfgns Der Is the time and the
London sp0Ftxsa1n a. the stakeholder.
fSsC0nnor, who ia in this city. has estled
his acceptance Of the sernns 0'Conpor
to-day stated that he would leave this city
on M0nGay next for TscaIna, where be Il
engaged 10 row In 81 OpEn regaffa on May
issh. From there he win proceed 20 Vic
tnrsa sad row ia the eeee;l's Birthday
regatta. He viii leave there for Toronto
on May nth aud viii leave Canada for
E9gian1 June 5ta, and 90 all bis trairlu 3
At the scene Of the match with the exeep-
ton OF the Tacoma aud Victoria regsttas.
He has cancelled all hts engagements and
viii devote his whole attention 10 the
coming match for the championship OF the
world
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PORTLAND, April E.-sesrle 4 Deane.
contractors & Albany. have commenced
suit Ia the gifted States circuit court here
against the Oregon Pacific Railroad Com
Tauy 20 recover SIli.2s3s2 They con-
traeIed IN August. lsss, 10 complete the
grading OF fparteem miles OF the Oregon
Fac &c road on the contract abandoned by
q. W. Hunt. becsuse he could not get his
pay from the company. They did work
aud furnished material 10 the sm0ant OF
szus . q IS. and were paid ss2.652 Is. and
nov sue for the balance, together with in
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man charged before police justice to-day
with attempting 10 clean out the Chinese
mission sunday school during services on
sunday, quoted from the Bible in hie own
behalf fer tso hours. reading passages re-
Iasing 10 the forgfying of sins. when he
finished he was held In boncs To keep the
peace, aud being unable to furnish bail,
WAS sent 10 fail
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: raw.Fssl rsrssnall..


juAxv HatsaA1 ass hxsea nAi.{ae ~,
TIE SECRETARY 81 ssAsse. and he hts! !
Pleasant time. asss Hsssse fhzt the dis,
issasaishess head * lbs ssAse saeaAss
ssssst improves = is axr lie sz4s "a
Nj, stszsEe he was sssass gzagte.
osaS and bsl ar sxussseas asaaner q
isssssissg sssss ssssHgs sz@ WssA mea, tu'
ffasl kASse WAS kti5sss assssv app zen.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-18

MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE-
EEiFTS. During the Lass "a hours the
merchandise and prc1nce receipts at this
port were Is follows: Puget Sound shore
road. 2n7 tong; Columbia d. Puget Sound
railroad, 50 tons. Seattle. Lake Shore 4
Eastern railway. 800 tons. By water
Evan1el. l foa: Clara Brown, \ ton: Glide,
ton: w. r. Aunroe. Ia tons. Total re-
ceipts, 6571s tons
sHIPMESTS.-- During the last y hours
goods aud merchandise were shipped from
seattle TO the surrounding country rs fol-
lows Puget Sound Shore road, 20 tons:
Colarbia 4 Puget Soaud railroad, 4 tons:
Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern railway. 50
tons. Bv water W ashington, IS tons:
Henry Bailey, IS tons: w. X. Merwin. 5
tons; Clara Brown. 5 toEs: W. +. Munroe.
3 tons; Glide, Is tons: Fleetwood. 3 tons:
Michigan, 2 tons; Nellie. 2 tons; Augusta,
ton; Grace, ton. Total shipments, l4
tons.
NATURE OF RECEIPTS. six SKIS
oysters, 3 boxes butter, 5000 shingles,
ear wood, 2 cars briok, 10000 It lumber, |
ear shingles, 400 cases eggs. car house
bold goods. car be1steads, car furniture,
go eases coffee, IS head sheer, . head
horses, 10 cases eggs. 20 cases oils. 5 coops
chickens. 10 cases paints aud oils. so pkgs
hardware, S cars logs, 100 pieces furniture,
100 pkgs groceries, 10 boxes fish.