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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-28
SIieGERfD DOWN 10 DEATH
4 Drunken Nan Falls Through
Jackson Street Trestle.
Old Nc(sipnis. the sausage vender,
Chased by . Policeman, Takes
Plunge % Thirty Feet.

Aboss o'clock yesterday afternoon q
h<.~stsssi old man named T. Me6innis. fell
from the aneompicted Jackson street
bridge. aud n cslyei injuries from which
ne ass d II ls-ss than hail 81 aour-
Messsnass bad been drinking n south
laird street saloon ST. afternoon. aud be-
cane 50 ssoisseroGs with snosher drunken
fels&aw thsi fficer PniihFiek was called IN
20 arrest ;asus. The otser nah sgbfa!sted
quietly 70 arrest, bat Nctiinnis ,an away
srens the oIslccr and staggered down -
Jackson stree. Alter landing the ether
man IA jasI Officer PLilbrick FetRTaesi ior
Mcssinnis and found hiEa an the Jackson
srrees brIise. 81 Its iase Secgissn WITH SOU n
Third ss-~eE He commanded nl4a. 20 nsit,
bus the Oh mai continued "a retrsRS ine
lriGge = MOI piaaAs4 al efer, ana the Old
naAu, in hi hasta 80 escape from fae CHI
/ Ger last afs salsnee s1s2 fell through q
lIsce where there was no p'aaatng IL the
muddy ground celow, a otstasee Of about
. thirty feet
ufieer f.hilbriek wss az the cd mans
side raomtnt iager, bat he WAS uncoa-
ssissus, aud al agly sssn o tbs back an 4
top oi his head showed that ne had struck
head first On pile uf sab wcoS. tie Was
carried out Ia Third ssnees aud nr. wilson
Was summoned. Ii WAS found tia, his
skaa was fgsctus ed, aid tbs doctor gave IL
a. his opsnian II al lie c0uid LOB ave more
than an hour
The cd man was lifted Into an express
WAGON aud taAeQ 20 tue eour; house, where,
after some delay, ala u4deE was pFocaresl
from Commissioner Mo0dlDS for his aG-
mission 10 Providence hospital. The
order Was not needed. however, for he
c,ed on the rect between toe rthouse
ana the hos pigas, aud his b dy was moi re-
moved from the wagon antil Cross d Co. :
undo Ftakiug pariorS were ress ned.
/ Mctsinnis was ABOUT ~ Yeas of sge. ard
has lived in seattle Tor several years,
working most OF the time as a common
| laoorer Last year he worked As navyy
Tor Charley Reed, on TIE Seattle, Lake
shore x Eastern railroad. Recently he has
sold Wiener warst ou the streets In the
! lower part of tue city. He was addicted 10
drink, and lived a very dsssipated life. tie
lesses wife and -FOUR children, some
where In Canada
As ne had no friends here his body Will
probably be buried ia the pOiier's field at
county expenses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-28
PAssENGtR LISTS.

Oregon & Cslifornia-passed Medford
NJ NJ Mansfield, c. H. Terry. Mrs. Mans
held and daughter. l.. Mack Mrs. Wei :
Mrs. Muller, W ). Carroll J. D. hammond
\. Carroll, ;. II. Flood, II. q. Graner. J. T.
Abrams, 5. b. Fredenosum, F.. ;. HaFkey
A. ) Wright, c. Z. Briggs. George Caples
aud wife, w A Jennings, Ii. B0then. :. G
BOYD, ~. Morris, H. Il. Morrison, c. A.
Coiwell, c. X. Movies. W. L. Aus.in ana
wife, J. McLaw, ). lynn. J. X. Satler, c.
Kahn, Mr.. Hagner. George iedgerwood
W. r. Jenny and wife, Mrs. Pope, Mrs
Dennis, Miss Kinney, Mrs winner. Mr..
Parnen and two children. and sixty d "a
second class passengers.
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TUE POLICE DRAG NET.
fasnared jap Gamblers. Pipe Hit
ter. aud Drunkards.

Late last night Lieutenant Peer aud
officF Rogers arrested four Japs Who were
gambling In an upper room OF the Jack
son street bridge. The. were thrown In
jail Tor the night
Captain kinney arrested Annie Frank. a
prostitute, aud Leo Phillips la the formers
house on King street about 10 o'clock on a
charge OF orium smoking. PHILLIPS WAS
jailed sgd the woman Was kept at head
quarters over night
IL. l. tseeele ansi a mas named Bailey got
into = iighI ~ the state saloon, on second
street. isie last night. Haley drew guu.
but before ae had time 10 shoot on
Ger ost'orn appeared on the scene
Bailey fed snd escaped by lodging around
aud under neiglthoTing tents. The officer
tred one shot sitter hin which only accCl
Grated his Hight tsFecte Was arrested GA n
charge ei aiSof,ierly conduct aud wss At.
forwards released on SIS bali. Bailey viii
be arrested tsssisv
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EEkSITfE.-

TIE Young xeu's CnFistsae Association
cleared f1s neat i tie saEa ~ s-sAS - usa ths.
lecture IS Kew T. DsNifs Talmsge.
Two ear.ossis o insfIsrs let Boat - !
yssse day for the -Eo4urlmie hop ~.
sGd one esTlo~d of Latiye plekers Went
frosn snoaom "a.
Miss GiImosf's Tonic -ol.V singing class
msess today at : O'Clock ~ the Frtsbs ieriAi
church, Harrison aud Oak streets. Sorth
X attic. gfsItors welcome.
Frank White. employed Al I1tfsil 4
smy4he's sash and door rnsnassetory. on
Third street. had the cad of bis leis
thumb cut OF by eir1ulsT sau yesterday
afternoon.
Charles 6rsswoli, aged - yesrs, died yes
tertiay al his home, al the foot 81 Ini9n
street, Of hesrt disease. The isnsral VIII
take plars in Masonic cemetery AZ o esoc 4
this affe moon, from Bopney & stewards
undertaking psriors.
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,.ux.~,rus4px w4s1e~ses eeNx fre xA< d<kfy3xs
sx1urney. kxs ~ rgzuSSssd wn<a tAAf -
rsytsa rssk rsrse<xr*e ssa&u ensSx. The cay
sfszrrsev sxs tees sens for. bssr eN sse 80
rnrxvs eie~wkerx TIE S~s~secszfssSx wss-
x~,.ssss ssssf shxg w<r1 tired sf Gsss flssts
rxsssex esYsya. ri - rsSssi~s sD1 sfsssses ~
sAYsssrs nxysss To- sscsax tfsfr cs.s
vher shr-e uas no a1sssrassy pfe@ens -
y-yy-v~~rFs the s4ss< 81 sfs& rsss~E stsrsza
ss,ss stsrx fsxref33s 1@rEsn<& Easns a+esss
wfsk tee essss EszsG either 81. district 81
essy ssforssey spz~srns 70 prD~~wass sss N
fnss.ns Esyess SAID BE sSasd Sc< save
tsss ez~ss &c any beBxs-, s5c TIE rgsspsFss
wsrrs tfss-vfsprse sssezsrxssf. Ire s<sifee are
gs~v Ersstfxnssf oYe- sEe oste0nne 81 frs
arrests. a. TIER ssssskdss tAsF had go~i
sxsss h<ss there t<<z an sEtsesrses ~ gFs~ss-
s.zlfa Ear.
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NEW TRANSFER BUILDINGS
Largest stable GA the Caa.t-A Sec.
ona Warehouse.

The large new stable of the Seattle Trans
fer Company, cas-, of the eompany's ware
house on south Filth street, IS So uearis
completed that the company's stock Was
moved into IL last evening from the stable
on Grant street bridge The new stable Is
probably the largest On the coast. being
sixtt4 feet ia sfse. with Iss1 stalls Iht
horses snd rolling stock OF the company
Will tse sheltered la IT,
Next Monday The company will begin
the erection OF new warehouse ON the
hfoad gauge strip saxS10 ieei, so be Hsesi
for general neFrhaneise.
Tev company stock ysris on the Grant
street bf dge are completed. being the Iarg
est asia u1osl couyouicnt ia the state. one
NAV csn easily hsE de fifteen carloads of
stock, the gstes 81 tee E.eBs bsiug - made
a. IA Cttse l~ Fsfis rst a. 'ev " heft opR.sd
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No oNs ~ PROSECUTE
Ff~ns. Supported ~ fsllsa " sssassE
Hsrsts~ faatshsn.aa.

~ tsgsa assi M&sfy Ns4.S sac , xh sssssssi
dependents spsa hfesss s.s So tsea - 81,
were sgFe&te>f "a ySsy@1ses eA&zxss ny
osicess Eagegs aa3 I'sSs sss3 KFt8av assaA
were Discharged isgzs gtssgssy altA,sas n
AesFtag ~ Justice Nstegs YNs5unaay 3sser~
Esa.sa
When tne cas- wss eaIssss tbs ssese n.ixazs
we're gTvsxus wslA tAszE atssssksss TIE
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According 20 4 Fecsa9 xriser sAws
have seea discovered IA Germany snd
Denmark. which tesonresi 10 the
tfFpuze age The metal OF &hRch shev
~ere cogs1 ssoSess ssS east into a thin
shaft sfsa s~srasess by breaking the
sSssw. EqasE.y iassresstng discoveries
have fcen gsSGe isa America. 1. la.
s~on foansi that SAYS maize OK OBJ
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CALL FOR 1
COUNTY

parry 81 King esvssS
meet at Wiekszro~sS
umhia streets. ssnI3
I'm Ger :, !sss. & r
purtsose Of n.ninS1n
legislature. aad -
Gus ~ sr 80 e may y 1-s1
All Peoples persr ,..
and al other voSs w.
principles az shar 20. -
me laeorer: sseuriSs II
rsol,tlesl righn 4 es<
without disfincffe. y
ossls OF governnsne ~
than the prosecficc -!
gh's; Opposition 4. |.
. is,.ss sssa trusts; equel ~ -
sitesoFsi reform MN -
est ard inlepeudens
dowa the poser ~ ~
requs Sled TO meet ~
ms convention. q
~ the usual po'lines, r
precincts, on Manday
Primaries in the ~ Y
hsid At ?, m. ana ~ 80,
cinefs ST 2p N. ~
Representation h 49,
bows Eun6
ssait'e-first pser,r..
second precinct, ore ~
sinct. four .l,legatss: - -
delesstes: Fiita pr-c;.ss ,. -
SIKH prei9es. two ~ n
| preeinef, FIVE de,sxsts-. ~ = p
TWO ds legate,; Cesa- - ~ =
keIf, Is ! City, rrsrk - r.
| View. Back Dsanand
Ioit. nuyalls, Davs.s "
Honghlon. JIisnisA. EA r
Newcastle. oscecla e. T.
mic. squak, vashun
mond, al "a n Bay. S!sc.s :
Reniou, parhsm, neIiss. ~
pes Noiaes, Adelasde. 49, ~
delegate. In sill sixly.ss ~ ~
seattle, August a. nG1 u
JoHx HR1m
senple' : Party Caursv c--. ~
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While the amoani ~ la0nvy ga hand
sts Hs NrTy isFGt, the treasury Is not ln ~
pgethWir CONDITION as appsafsss.,,s
2Vu.d Indicate tails have tesu issued
IT. al cut landing script lssned iFoin the
crsa, ization - the coBnty down 90 war
rsnl No. s.S dated september n. lS~>. II
az th4s script wcrV "a D. trxsgnttsi today
TIE N-ssHrs would ~ ngsfy depictef
interest has - as 4 on ali taiS scripl ani
q - strange thss IL Is uot preseatci fug ~
drfcFitna
goanty Assessor Hort has gBTn~d ever
SSH - cailse Ua Is him tof poll tax g.,
Treasurer Astimcr. This amount IS net rs
riH'e7i Gee she ahotc statement tf Ia slstes
As Is g, longs 81 the cprfrus gua.tcr-
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shipping Intstfsr~ren

~ ASCssco, sHz = Arrived soath
80 Z. -. - s4lf siHa0 f,eotEx g. Perkins
ftesA Alr1HAsfFr ss3 esf- o. "a EfeA ~
ltof ttrart3-- CuT1 ruesfase sor Seesqs(,
sAHifn3 ~ NicSsFsz- Are4V~a Al f,mfta
-ls} =. o. BsoEH fe9m tacoma
i1@f sIsStSS, AgE y @Asgsff- y.
We slhn.l. nfaDeT. ~au FFane8stsa
g. FrEf 49E S~ESI Asz 2 Arrived - :
a Ae t=s, rors Mac ss.ssa
Ast's--7-ssp 1s'tsHsfsseNe, Sa8wfFsg.
stf y xsFss. Victoria -xglas--~tr aglg.sn.
t4les sAs&saa Bsv. Asrlxn4-Rr 49,
A<'ls1s- fssrzs Ae1a.y9 OF eer ~sy IL Fs.gssf.
mat nc Acorn L. s. vss=es ~ - -
Eslh sisht guns eosazsAnsier. wtgHsrn y
Atk as1sa -,
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COUNTY FINANCES.
balances Ia the Credit of the Funds
scrip OatsssndinW.

The settlement ~ the board II county
commissioners with County Treasurer
l.atlmer shows the following balances In
the treasury 81 the credit 81 she several
funds GA the ist day IT August. mp Ia
which time settlement was t,asic'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-28

kirSAF County Man HCST.-The PEG
pie OF Port Washington are securing the
surrounding country FOR one g, y Ford
who IS eaAFged win the crime of commit
inE a criminal sssaolt upon the s-yeaE old
dsDSaf,r Of prominent resident OF that
place The teua est apca ro the wfss.Is ye.s-
tnrstsy u4oFntng jus, ia tine Ia escape an
ctl er wno held warrant for his ares.
u : supposed tAst ne nss gone ia the d.
Fccsiou ri Hoo-i's canal. slihough Il l. f,4s-
slhie That he NAV C0FsN toward - atfse
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Tbs W e. 7 The y. g. 7. L. have
de- hiesi 81 engage ths sell saear Eeua T.er.
Aace lectarr5 MAJOR Jlron. foz /. w.es 4.
esrk la SEATTLE early fn Oc.o}.er Tae
Asirs - vel A0cwa ju fhis eats At ~
SEX use. itsS ~ ihe gptou evans, sisgir
wvTS Vii - The .Hhts~ 81 sfistuss5,,s
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~ta frs1fi1r0 F0st
Teacher Nhs,e 10 gOcsi liitle bovs
- wefsn tAey die
u hnny Ibey ~ 20 heAx~n.
leseheF-And where ~sii go
Juhnns II stoys't want 70 tel
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FUNERAL None n --FuDpral servic viii
* held over the remains 81 Miss VIOLA
Hoyt, who d'e4 Monday. al her late res.
dence neaF the Denay school. at 2o'elock
th's after ooEs. The iutefmgnF wiii take
piace az the convenience 81 the family
Frienos wishing 20 rsvieW the rerna.rls AZ
invited Ia cad a. the residence uetss.s-f,
the ho9rs oi aud X today. he burial
&iil uo ,ke Pisce until the zrriyal az Mis-
hoys's SisssF. - h0 - expected tocay from
Helena
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING.

>SxrTLE- Aug.
Tbs re Is an active ,isulani la the local
market f0E fish. and good prices are main
tanned halsbas ass teen. guile plen iiai
duEsug the last fcs weeks, aud being so;slss-
wuas ST a novelty Al this season. las foniasi
ready sale at fsgulAr market prices sal
asot. the fall rsia Of which has aow egun
in earnest. IS mostly beaght up by the
canuerses still coEslGie raalc finds II v ~
into The ISL stands 10 lee there resaile<i
salmon has been running very SLACK dur
/ ing ne last few days, and TIE eanseries
ale doing bat little. DariaS the last few
days son4e excellent specimens I'll bass AMI
troat have besu offered for sale 81 the
iocsl ash stands. TIE smaller varieties OF
fish have been very SARGE for several
weeks. Prices are ranging sbcus the same,
saa regular market ysis.cs eSiDg generally
maintained.
Ii wss eEroneoasiy stated in the market
report Sunday that the local charges col
lscisd ~ the Puget sound >nore Railroad
Company of Saturday amounted to nearly
sl2ao. IL should have been sl2,5-o. the
company having since discovered a
mistake in their accounts for that day of
nearly xi.oo- The receipt tonnage for thai
day Was NJ.
The Columbia & Puget Sound Railroad
Company continues To receive for and ia
quires about its moidlng sand. To-Day a
party in Tacoma ordered iaur carloads,
and letter inquiring about the ssnd was
received from another Tacoma founder.
Train Dispatcher Bransu reports thas he IS
unable 10 obtain ears enough Ia handle
orders for the sand lie Is already about
fifteen cars behind.
The total clearances at the Seattle clear
ing house tsE today amounted to So, s2n %.
Monday $ exchanges were si5, 465.Ss.
NERO HANDISE AND PRODUCE RI
| CEIPis - During the last "a hoars
/ the aterchsndise aud produce receipts AT
| this port were as follows: Puget soand shore
/ road, lea tons; Columbia x Puget Sound
I railroad, ~ toss; SEATTLE, Lake Shore 6
| Eastern railway. ss6 tons. By water
l Premier, 81 tens: Fa:rhayen 5 tons: Wash
| ins'on, tens; Sow OF rock. GO tons. six
scows of brics. 200 tons. Total receipts,
! Less tons.
| SHIPMENTS - puring the last "A
/ hours goods aud merchandise were shipped
l from Sea tie To the surrounding country a.
! follows: Pug Sound shore road. $ tons
/ Columbia & Puget Sound railroad, 3 tons
/ seattle, Lake Shore Il Eastern rail
way, 9s tons. BY water-City of Paebia,
I 400 tons; ship Spartan, l.6oo tons; Henry
/ Bailey. 10 tons; Thistle aud scog, 10 tons
/ Grace, 5 tons: lola, 5 tons; Eliza Anderson.
/ 10 tons: W. X. serwin. tons: Michigan.
I tons. Total shipments, :. .0e tons.
NATURE OF RECEiPTS-Two cars oil,
/ ! ear household goods, 10 cars brick, cal
pipe, ear fruit, II ears lumber, so MATS
rice. 40 cases dry goods, 20 boxes fruit, &
pks drugs aud medicines. II cases clothing
Go ;ous brick, p pkts glassware, ears
hay. cars shiDgles, cars wood.
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WHAkF RArS CAUGHr CHASING on.
Ger George sh shau Yesterday arr sie-i =
wfile asa a lack % BARI r>i named Charl .
FFesss a al G aaslss Harper respectively fer
So atlNg eopfE sDea a8fg faoin ,. a. of TIE
oTsSon Improvement to's wharf They
"a ere uvicis'a ~ Ftsts larceny ia tie ~
fnr b AaKs -
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liSsEE 90 FARN LAMB -- TIE coates,
cas- - the Cnite . >t&tes W stephen :.
Bailey. \. bRsley sna Russell A Alxer.
tn*'@Tlns TIE titls - fwvlv~ quarter Sc
issns ~ iaas3 IN skAEtt Au1 Nhstsssps ossuf
H. ect apieFi tse stseufl8n Uf the isu.!
V'1sce Yesterday. The bearing = - sss.s.
ialae a heEhe, sac Land % 60 10 &srscsl-
furE
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Tvs As LssET. The seSssle 6Ss sn4
sl.e'F'' light ta1ipSay yesterday -
cslve,t hy rsil irS Res isa sarsr rsas,.r "a.
slRe Sa4 eoi ~ snd wi3 ss-am ssssi q, Is
? ast .eo nsw ar i8shtS
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AFFENrseS- Kos, her .srst ant ~,zAfs
q Aav 81. Narkes. PC IT, "a. g-...-...
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EEr new sezaseE k@-F &sva - aow save
inG * stsa3 Gaa,AAf. u esszaesss&y sa& m
.@S A. p H.. s~r s@za2~ssa aus Fsasass
"a Eo&ae.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
UFFICk oF CoxFTRoLLKs oY t,fERESc,

SfFtNN ~ ~ NJ faAi4i~A6 W CURRENCY. ,
WASHING OK. June q. lSSg
WHEREAS, b. satisfactory evidence pre
scented 20 The uadersig cd, il has f,.ao
made To- appear that The washiurtnn
Sstional Bank If ssattle, in the city Of
seattle 10 tae county Of King and feyri
tory of Washi sgto,i. hss e. IT. ..ljcI ygith al
tae proTasi 'us oiiibs statutes of he Tuitssi
states, required "a D. comrlfc,l with baf.,-.
"a association shall be authorized 10 corn
nieilcs TIE business Of banking.
r. Now Therefore /. Ics%e d. Ahrabamx
y pefy and Acting Comptroller OF The
Currency, 10 befeby ctltffs thar .gTbs.
ashiusIon Nsisoua Bank 81 Sea;ila . in
the eiFy % reattie, 50 Tee county of King
stsd territory # Sashiu gtun. j. attborizsS
lo coma hence TIE business of has King a.
pE2vlGef ih SECTION City Que hundred sut
United states Va '''s
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pE. LEcSARD's LsCTURg.-Rev A h.
Leonard u. D., of New York. nos making
tour of the coast in the interest q the
Methods. Missionary Society. DE ivercd a
lecture Ia tht First Methodist church jsst
evening. The attendance hl}ed the audi
tQFium. His subject was; "Our Mission
AIRY Notk Altar srfatisn nf the uri
sin aud history Of the society, he entered
upon recital of the good Il was doing.
aud also III 'be work remaining 80 ~ done.
about which there wss be- said much tx
noFance q oBg the Meihodisls. but { any
reu. aiUs GA the past oi those In stten
dAncc isst evening is IS thought no fault Of
the Reverend dnetOr's
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4~i' f&F"sL. Aeg. = -Whsa1-G Quiet .le
r 2 ~ iss5r. ASsd hc.aers otter Eatsserst..ls
sif'FuiS Ne. /, = ~ ps.r eeptaIs f.~
esi~ra sBTing. = = s5Ia7s Is.,l, "a ws,s,
eTu = lilisF, - fAsifaas flA
NtS,eTg4. & u ter cz.utsg
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iErTER-Box SIGNS DEsTnoyrp.--Over a
year since cards giving the time that the
mail Is collected IRON the Crop boxes were
placed on ali 'he boxes I'm The city They
were placed In little square frame set in.
on the side OF The box. These cards were
covered With small pssee of glass 10 pro
teCt them from the elements. Although
,hst short time ago card was placed Oh
every one of the forty letter-boxcs in the
city. not one remains now, thy having al
been destroyed by maiiciOusly ineiinef
persons. Postmaster Brookcs is having Il
new SET g. ear,is printed. These NIL be
pm upon the boxes im usedlatciy II is the
Intention to prosecute suyone caught
breaking the glasses or destroying The
cards in the future.
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MINING STOCKS.

Caledonia Black Hills, s.; Colora.o Cen
tral, VI; Commonwealth, s.; Deadwooi
~ 40: Eureka Consolidated. sl75; 4
crisfo, 81, Hvmestskv, ~; Horn silver
8lio; iron silver. 81: Au'ua'. 81 to; Data
Tip, $50. Ophir. $40; Occidental, 81 40
Plymouth, 81 - savage, sos: ~ierrs Ne.
Ssda, $3.50; standard, 81 Small Hei,es
$40. " ard Consolidated, xl.aS
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L. :. Is tregistered). lzs: Is geoupoa)
rs; as registered, 1855 AIS ,coupou)
iu6}s, Pacific 6s. lbs
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EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
NEW YORK. Aug g7.-Money on call. easy
stSa5a. Prime mercantile paper, Sisfd7i,
Sterling exchange, quiet and irregular; 20
day bills. si.sSIa; demand, 81 s5s..
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The following petit juror. for good and
suffici, n, reasons, were excused from
further attendance upon the court. VIM
NJ. HOFFMAN. James Pollock. T. A. Strout
NJ. + Tuck, q. " Willenmeyer The ne
naming jurors were excused uatil Friday.
ga m.
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hitsGo. Aug. = - Cattle Ee~sfY..s
sttH, h-syss. fgNsT4-S. steers sees -
sier sers sDt irssiers. S. sssas n. fexas
es-t's = ',ssS -; astises ana BAT f,r.s~ls
sas
h'.t>-- Hc'.aifis, i5.so0. weak naked
SS-@}etaJ. avy. s. sssa4 ls. }Eskr a.
a. f'e
Nssel'- Re eiFis. ofa: sfeasiy: nstives.
- a. ~. WesIsrn festiey.. s sfsse a,
i4utiois, 81 sfo 20 TsxaHs. s. ss6tf 5a
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The following aliens were admitted to
citizenship in open court: Andrew Math-
son. Of Russia; James Herd. OF England;
Edward levin. OF GERMANY; Jacob Bay g,
of switzerland: Frederick Luuding. Martin
Thompson aud Peter Grubb. of sweden.
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cmcAao 49, 49,

CHlcsGo. Aag q 49, Waeat - Cl,se,i
higher cash. ~; September. ~. %
b., eFA--t .r'ser, cash, 81 se; September
- l$lfC. peeeUAsr. &g. a.
''ats~' a aad September. "a; October
-riay-Cssb, g. -. October. 6se.
Fo-S-k'irn, cash .na -et!egp l.sr. r. "a
sscsoHc-. s. ~
lafl HXh- cash and ...,.,ercs...
shv-t. October s.
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The blowing attorneys were admitted
10 practice: Ludwig Halsether. upon Ger
tiiieaIe of the supreme court OF Wisconsin
and mo ion oi +. 0Mesra: Robert Har-
bison. supreme court of the United States
aud molten of J. C. Haines: George 4. Me
kenzie, district court of Fifth judicial dis
trict court Of Mianesots and motion of T..
r. Etson; Edwin L. Prihls, district court of
the Fourth Judicial district Of Minnesoia
and motion uf r. F. Edison; Chiffon Riley.
supreme court of New Mexico and motion
of H. u Meiralfc
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AN FkANCisCo REv1Ew.
- YonK NEncHANnisE MAnkrr

NEK YORK. Aug , .-Coffre-DpfI,ns
VPshtd ~ Ally, me hanged 10 ) points 40.
CLOSED firm, l. to ~ t.oIats ur. saies "a 80
tag-' AusE>t. stf ssal5. : ,,tein Der. SlsS5
t@i', ~ .. So; spot Rio, fra. fair car.
goes. iSi<c
enser-kaw. nominal aud drrn. fair de-
Ma0d
lrs-. 81 -
LsaG--Quies: doEntstic, szSs
1iu~-t rlnkeF AID Moderately active.
S-rEigs $50 20