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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25

A COMPANY known as The " Wisconsin
Construction Company. Of Boston.
Mass. IS referred % in an eng. .neorng
exchsuge. That e something ike the
oil toast 10 Pennsylvsna's two most
h.ustr'ous c.tFrrs. Benjamin Franklin.
of Nasachasefrs. and Albert Gallat.n.
q cw tTerland
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
10 suBseR RIHERs.

Az sabseribsr 20 fHE rELECRAof-
HERALD ~ho rails go receive the paper
regularly. or who aay have reason 10
olaln ol late dslis~rys " IA confcr a
special fasor hy inforuains this once 81
ths fat a. once. send postal card or cal
ep telephone 53i
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25

The same day or which the four new
states are 20 vote or their proposed con-
sututiors, VIZ. on the lstday Of October
next. they VII also elect state officers
and Congressulen- As soon AZ the re-
suits are known and nave been duly
certified tle President Of the United
States wl issue a Proclamation an
nouncng the adm.ssion of the states
into the union. and this announcement
made, tie COngressmen-elPct. should
Congress be n session, VIII Immediately
take ther seats. OF course Senators
can nor be elected I'll after the .sla-
tures have assembled. So that the
President shall call an extra session Of
Congress Tor oct0berrhe new states Will
be- represented ia tho House before they
are in the Senate.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
FOR RENT HOUSES.

FOR RENT-A cottage Of rooms; hard and
l. soft water and good cellar street ears 20
by the door. Also. "A tenement Of . rooms and
one Of 4 rooms with modern comNenieuces
Inquire OF b. W. Barnard. 3j Allen. corner Nj
NernOn-st. Also. house 81 rooms. within 8
minutes walk Of Sweets Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
SITUATIONS wAKrED-RALE.

=
SITUATION WANTED-As coachman. by
= young married Swede Call al 80 North
College ave. 1s
pAkEk wants job-tio0d on bread and cakei
~ town or country. /. Cross. Iso Canai-st 70
WANTED-situ by registered pharma-
" cist nNe wears - experience. X. 4 Gam
eron. l6s North Dyis!ou-st 20
WANTED Situati0n for an experienced
w bartender. best % city reference can be
given. Address II. g.. Telegram Herald. 20
SITUATIONS WANTHD-FEKALE.
A SMEDE girl wants place 10 do general
u house work. Apply At 45 BTainard-st.
3B
WANTED Chambermaid. dluing room girl
W and kitchen girl. Michigan House. 2'Zti
NIANlED-A lady IN each city. town and
W township 10 procure subscribers for the
Home Magazine, conducted by Mrs John 4.
Logan. Special Inducements offered. Refer
ences required. Address He Brodix Publish
ing Company. Washington. ID. 1.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
USE MlLLsRD'S HAIR GLOSSONER | /!
PRICE 10 CENTS

A sure cure for Dandruh. Sore Scalp,
neac OF Fal.ne Na-r.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
W H. Tibbs, Druggist
MORTGAGE sALE-Default havlng bee

Sole Ag't, l2s Monroe St. Grand Rapids. Mlah.
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Deeds Recorded at the Auditor
once Yesterday

Real estate TRANSACTIONS from 5Aa. /. fss9.
IA siste RFe "a sss5 fhern were died
for record Yesterday s. assesis. the considers.
tons sggvgstag ssH2se 20. an average ei
slss2 Following is the list "a furnished
by Osborne. Trenapes SEQ. alsstfsctosS II
tissr
n. I, Denny - J Ssr,ssk ~ G. nix {. d
:. Denny kssi Para add. s7a
J. ! pAy ~ l. ts. SfsAsght e a.. trzs.sz /,
= I. and :, Day : Acre Gardens. sl7ea
A, y l8~ns{lYa g. D. :. Costlas. ists
ansi >, esk -. saass7a 81 ada, S2m
~ r carr ~ &, A RsSseY lots 1 aud &.
hak u. y I. ttenas kixtA sAd, 81
A, EagiAaa st a. a. 4. EnSiand. 4. al
lns :, aik Is. heirs 1t ;. A. Bells fSsxs aslss
stNo
/, /. ssaihcrssaa 70 c. /. shaw. los :. III +
hcnt. SssA
! H. Metssas. sheriff. 10 : NJ. sensssn
lots and s. hls II. saa Blk =. D. : MAJ.
+. aaft's plat Of sssssle; also sgs : g, 10 aud
sws4 % uw AMI ma % swss ef sec :. II
=, g. sad Ne ~ * af scc l.. - -
e. ts1 &c servs. s4sii
ffsseac L SaFtts ~ J. A. Hsli. una \ a
lots ; snA h, blk Il, Eixrlow add Asss
J. h. Mcass - J. n n ee-a. aud :. 90 loss
and ), bsk -. Jackson ssrevf add. 81.
", Jones 20 +, I, johnson. lnsS s. and
4 hAs y. and lets y II, ii and Il. Blk -
=. l. TERN 81 a. "a Z n. Lewis. ~ q lg,.
: el - Ia plat os extension ST Tcsrys isa
add 81.
wv. Faster 90 ". Cssrk. lot & Ne
Nsasht : supplemental pat 60 Central &c
ssfss. $50
( 4, Yeaag 70 W ? csew. 80 ssss a. "a
+ Il hlS =. r. +. De- : RzSs pS-s sssss sssss
sRaEles Nrewesi a. o. T. Waakes and /,
es 81 !. g ass. al 81 /. % sec - tp "a, .
+ 10 acrses, kisxsA
l. Nkla 10 b. ! Laws, lnss II ana A.
hsk r, knslsws'4s3. sssn
IN NJ. ~se4fe sa A. ~ pvxw tfsx II ans
( ~. hSk :. OLIVE adj, sc
J, {, hsaatsagasa 20 T. T. NGlA sGsae
iasas described - afSss< sai Aonn1s IA &
- Fse,s sies
}. A, tsealA 80 J. +. t'ssssis. sass I. .. LIZ !
N@shsagsaa ses1 ssasa
u, WeAxfxs 81 u "a fss&zA.ssa lots Z
4. s. hfk =. IL Aenae3=ss xssA 3xsAe
" tsSshkra 81 n EazsrssS. IS :.
50 =, ~ 50 !, Aa3 rs 5 sf sssc - II "a
2 s~.Ai xeEess aass y. sares sa ~ q ~ q
sAe. SIS asa
". sasAssEs 81 , M seaes s4me =
AAeFxss, a.
\ we5ss = & Is ssros.ks. sos E. ~ Il
sansfas 4 a.ss sE&
=. s aesnass t. 81 sae xss. SOC =. "a 5
a. + ftawssN ssf.s $50
F0$ez ess2a& sSzGssszsa Assx-sszs e :
tssse's, - 4. IA - thssxEsAA sx4ca
e. T. sseHs - x 4 q llssx - Il Il
-. Lake @ssss SD zNAs
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PACIFIC COAST.
Walla Walla q Near Neigh
Dor Of Seattle.
rrosrEsrrY or PORTLAND.
s~--x,x sd Jackson 20 Fight April
.e--csds Cenmisssoner wicker
sham Resssved=


wuax wAxrs, April f.-~The frss
shvouef poauenztr train 10 the Eoane over
- q. & VI. T. line left sunday SITTER
.nnu A large ramber Of passengers left
-, tte tfsin for sound and eastern points.
= - certainly prcxreszsn ia railroad
r,eeaurs: here come the Seattle papers one
1sv 81 pabltcation. The seattle aud walls
Wa1h fsflrsed f. evidently nov IN accom-
~ aisfI's buIkhesd, y the briags ON
nf0in street. gave vsy iasi night - ~
<efocf. fhroufsz maay tens OF earth Into
- es8ek. bat doing no further damage
Ksxinesr shaNs surveying eu.i,s iss 20 TIC
-. biz train Of pack males reminding
p 81 old times. His party ID made up ct
mvefnI weii-known young men 81 THIS
m. The outfit viii reach kae ssfrnfnit via
~ Nenrharn road, AMI then com msKce
fSe ausvey In the direction Of Wssis Wsssa-
1here being considerable snow IN tns
mcuntains ~ present. ths preliminary sur.
0fnnde Ronde valley unth late IN me sea-
Over 100 feet OF the Blue Mountain
11ume company's flame fell on Friday
afternoon. fhe cause being wood Jam
iasEe force Of mea were KEEP. 81 WORK al,
N4OW% H<t@<& tlr Nfrtk* - $.stt 800
eonp1eted the delivery Of go cords 81
Uood q the penitsutiafs Ga saturday.
Tho tzrm 81 DHxenbnfy d Stencil OF Dag
IN Will retire from business Ia that eisy
apon, sitter sfscecssfui business course Of
many years
Dayton II destined to have electric lights
6 10 distsLt day. Water poHer has al
auody been secured.
sunday evening shout O'Clock large
Deteof Was ssen falling % earth from the
hnayens west OF the city. II was oval in
Ghnpe and the color Of 4 rainbow A num-
hef wfo Witnessed the strange pnenom-
enon 1t frzt thouxht IL WAS the naooIs, the
light being as strong A. that OF TIE moon,
bnt Of . reddish purple tiuge.
Marshal Robinson. this afternoon. ar
Eosfed one Charles Robinson en- q teie-
graphic order from sheriff Kelly Of Multi
10ua@h county, Or, the crime charged be.
fmg larceny BY bailee.
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suedsn. rsre ptmsssef % csfszensAlp res
ssoasss L1ndlax. Elrx coanty. So pei
fZort4 the cfsaEabes ~ E1nsn&Tce frF
financial aid In bstsl5iHx . wharf Tne
community, watch Z also knnMn - NIL
J.y. Nuxhss, Tspeks- kan, csrstxlIs<,
wax here tpd4y. Ne Il heavlIy tr-ssrcstez1
III the EzIens5arx street railway, and
eArre West 70 make the Ensl arrxn go
merts foF - cpeskt5on-
IN caxey. frxsessng sgsat 81 The Gnx.
to-<1ay ffsst he I'D moi bStiere the North
era fs1se had absorbed the wisconsin
CeusrAL
xeiscn Eenzsess. when asked TO-DAY
usmher the FsssE8vea 4 southeastern
rsslro3d was gssng 20 seattle. said: tSsvsr
mind Five niles Of grstlng and ia
miles Of clearing nsse beea desss Tor sks
road.
Easge Az was sd.udssd snsxae so<ssy IL
the probate cszzrts c4sss1. ia7ezz psrzzfox
She sns tAkrn 70 the asylum at -tezsaezrora-
Margaret Srka6eaDaFxh vas to-day sp-
pointed gnastsAa % tkle Vrsndenknrxh
Bsir. Hattie ". Howard l., Gramsn,
Anna ". and ida xrzadenburxh.
Justge Eeversy Ordered sale Of real estate
ia the matter % the guardianship Of Annie
" Meaefee, IN Incompetent person. IDS
Land IA very saluable, comprising II Aeres
between old and New TxEDnaA. The sale
viii take pI&e4 Apy1l zfsh-
Capt Thosnss X. Brown has resas fssa g
devote his atfentsoa 10 other Interests, ~
sccrstary ard general manager Of the Pa
c.Ee SarixxtItrn Company. Jay 7s1Ee-
wick. late Of the =. X. & =. 60. tlis tie
vacancy
IA. Mcseau. late Of Florida, has leased
waser fruaf for 80 sxeeisicf factory here.
Paul Maioasy. q f1-5ear-oid bOys who
caaid Bot paddle als own canoe owing 20
che wares and wind. Was picked up OF
Er0wsass point this morning BY the captain
of the steamer EstelIss and bis life saved.
The boy was exhausted,
The siffrfs aces Of the Tacoma Will cola.
pany with euipieyss. sssoHt wagea- hare
bees settled, the mgn accepting res1ssc-
ton. and sns ssssssl started up again this
morning.
A new military COMPANY was organized
here TO night. with e. l. Hisls, late Of Da'
kOfa. a. captain.
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PORT TOWNSEND NEWS.
water supply from Andersan's Lake
Court Proceedings.

foNr fowSSxsE, April The Port
townsend Water To. are making arrange
menss 10 derive giesr wa'sssupply from
Andeuon's lato. Tae president. NJ. II. l.
Tahals, IN, win have party af surveyors
IN the Gee b. inc SD, locating llne for
laying the ptre AndeFsan's lake 4 stu,
Atssd about nine miles ssAth az thle city,
and Is q considerable beds al wssrr. hslssg
xhcas four miles hong aud three iatleS " ias
The ADAMS street. whasf viii seen 30
extensied vut - fees farther. Rae own.
css let a contract sasee tlNte ago IA set eut
enough plies far this improvement. 4
the outer isnist tho nhafi hieh vii haxs.
10Y feet ieeai will De built. Iva lasEc
warehouses VIII be constructed upon this
The roft 1swnssnd southern ssilroaa
has advertised fof sealed proposals To in
~ foFtina nf the COMPANY iEsss sn the
hasstsse.MsAxon Donation claims. un the
railHzsi ilafs
Thomas Grew wsssoa Was admitted a,
citinsrshlp to day
IAe ease OF the territory VI rrseR wa
nsnsA Thomas Ssonnefs aud 5aan Marten
MAS tfse1 TO-DAY. The defendants al ga
trial for the sllexei sarglarfxsnx AZ fhs, reS.
fdsaee ef Afn. Weis, Tae Jury are ont
IN TIE case Of the territory rs. Rssi.slssh
tsssssfr, charged with the efsYAe 81 rare GA
the pessaa oi Nellie Swifs. ina
ina cane Of SATURDAY.. AZ ka
p m. The Jury setiEes 10 tAri,
room. Alter being out all night re igfy
astafasi - the court FceEG a. : a sa. san.
DAY aud aaDoancVd that II Mas itaf~asst ~,
o. feseh al aSrysmeas. The iarx we've
discharged and The sase continued gngs
next terra Of eSsstFt. defendant Aesns pat
atsitr tsnilds IN The sum ct Sssss4 ZOE ats
peafknsc ~ the next ts@ns ~ xSsass
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ELLExsBURG NEWS.
Mine .. at Resign. Shut Down The
Cv1umbfa River Railroad

EllgrzseRG. April mime No. g. At
Rosiyn. sas shut down TO-DAY indefinitely,
on seeoEar Of bad air Ia the mine and TOO
much coal on hand. II throws about so
negroes OUT OF employment.
SIR. Baskles, surveyor for the new rail
road arrived with his party from the Co
Iumbia river last night They VIII present
their report st q beard of trsde meeting to-
morrow night rntli then nothing can be
learned OF The Encee-s OF their trip, except
that they ran q few short preliminary lines
out from the river.
To-day Rev. j. A. Laurie sold H. j.
GlAdke, % Elmirs. n. Y. 80 feet on Pear
street. befweeu Third and Fourth Con-
sheraton, s.. 4s1 Gladke also bought ex-
tensiyeiy residence property Throughout.
the city.
II Is understood that the giessmakers
from Ohio have made the board of trade q
proposition, which will be acted on at the
next meeting, 10 erect works here, the
nature Of which cannot be learned Of pres
emf. They found some very fine beds OF
sand here adapted 10 making glass, ard
are vel! pleased with the outlook
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TACOMA NEWS.
csai en the rayailar~naiisasns a
ktns Yacht,

TACOMA, Argh i.-AnFhFssise Goa. Ia
xeal abundance has hevn leuns meAg sAe
fusaliun rsSeE. Tao discovery VAS yaAss
public to-day. ana eFvssva much fasssxss.
A company Is hslag toznaet ~ nlne 4
Geovse hethane. &ssayes. s&ys Il ! better
quality than me GosreilsVlise. Ia. etsSl.
George hsaSea IS s&a Francisco, aexNSsss
81 ssssfapsaoS - lass \ $50 kss1as aeHfs
SstssEklsf. ia fsA fsens sog sSsl 81 goSsss -
tlae Ss0sas csssthSA3 tsstsSes aas ASsa *.
nnzstss1 Ana ssassAsts0s "a Al ia g. s4an az
SasN hail
The ssmsaEs eE ". Mas6iax ~ ssAsrse
wesv ssvNg1ss hexe gezte tay AHA kassYzx.s
"a tsae fssassslis sesaesefs-
1ax essfsas fsun SsRa ~ Il Ss4kAAs = * ssra
EasssA sets s4lA tbs sasssssA ssaa nse.
,s!lefs<sh4 EsF . ratfs ~ $50 ss.se asa
einh tea szaxk Aen
a eatfxf svat 10 es@k ssss saA - h
nssso DE Axlst = t2sas s,ssass ssss les glss
NV ssskt ekaA
~ ~ alss aslsi ~ : ]. syAxzsss. sasssye,
81 sotssys enz NssfSzxsaa Afzstz rsssn -
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Ben HoiIadsy's widow DYING.

PORTLAND, April f.~Mrs. Esther HolIa.
day, widow Of the late Ben Holiday. OF
Pony Express fame. Is critically III and Il
not expected to live. She has been IN de.
clining health for a number OF years,
but no fears have been entertained for her
until the past few days. when her condition
took turn for the worse The uneeasinx
litigation with Joseph Holiday. her
brother-in.lAw and executor OF the estate,
relative 10 the disposition OF the property.
has greatly depressed her Efforts are now
being made toward a compromise of all
litigation. hat Mrs. Hoilsday's illness has
temporarily checked them.
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SHIFTING NOTES.


The Cascade is lying In Calmsn's basin.
The Wilmington Is stil at HatGeld's
wharf
The walls walla leaves for san Francisco
fa~faorrow
Tbs : l. Nasssck xssll remains at Col
maas deck.
The Aucon will arrive here this morning
from Alaska
The Augusta stia nos make her regular
tFiH yesterday,
Tae scaeaasF AaA Is 10 tso il,foI OUT sor
s sealing cEulss
The LOLA came ia. bat did not 20 cut
yesterday afternoon.
The J. r. hoysien Is iyiag a. the lumber
wharf. IVES. seattle.
The Nellie WAS delayed thres hours 81
getting away yesterday afternoon.
The repairs egi The " K. Merwin are
being pushed. as are these on the Eaith
The 9iua spread CONSERVATION among
the smaller crafts ataass The front yesser'
Gay.
The ship spartan and the bark ser manie
are en- tAstr way 70 this fass 60 l0sa Black
Diamond cn&l
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Tn. Coron. Murderer Held.

PoRrLASp, April John Drpuiliard.
third assistant engineer of the steamer
Corona. who killed Pedro Riberos shortly
after the steamer sailed from San Fran
cisco on the 18th, bad m examination To-
day before the United States commissioner
and was held without bali to await the
action of the grand Jury. Robert Thomp.
son and Michael Trainer. firemcn on tho
Corona, were held as witnesses, aud in de-
fault OF 1900 bail each was committed 10
fatt
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MINING sro.,ks.

NiNlNH EfoGkA.
NEW YORK. April ..-MIning quota.
tons: Auiador 81, Aspen $40, Bodie 81,
Caledonia Black Hills S., Consolidated
California Il Virginia 81 81, Commonwealth
s., Eureka Consolidated 81, I'll Cristo 81 20,
Hale & Norcross 81 10. Horn silver ST Is.
Iron silver 81. Mexican 81 IS, Mutual
81 20. Ontario ~, ophir - II, savage 81 80.
81 80. Union Con. 50. Yellow Jacket So 10.
SAN FRANCISCO REVIEW.
SAN FRANCISCO. April I.-wheat--M Market
inactive, but steady. 81 s..ls Is about the
quotation Tor standard grades.
Barley No Improvement; dull and weak I;
No. feed, 76i .(tss1ssc.
uats-So Improvement; trade duh and
prices weak; choice feed. 81 Ola; No. L.
u o1'stel o. lower grades. 9ilset9sl.
Hops-No change
Potatoes~Prseex and condition OF markc
the same a. previously advised.
basies-Wesk; fancy, lie; good 10 choice.
iSelsc.
EggS-weak; Californis ranch, i7taisc:
slore lots. iStaise.
Chartered. Hennebee, coal. Departure
Bag 20 san Francisco Alhatross, lumber,
Port Townsend % Port Prize. 60 shillings:
Louisiana, coal, Seattle 70 san Francisco.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. April i,-wheat closed easier;
cash. sss &c: May. II,
Confirm; cash. Siise May. ssI &c; July.
s. T-isc
oats-firmer; cash. 25lac May. Il lice;
July. sSasc.
barlcy-Nothing doing.
Pork easier; May. ST. as; July, tf2 60.
Lard easier; April, u 81; May, 81; July,
s. e-sss
No market to-merrow.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHIcAGolApril I-Catfle- Receipts, II 500:
strong aud active choice 70 extra becyes,
q isti 10, steers. s&a3 90. stoekers and
feeders. s. i0sgs 90
Hogs-Receipts n. 0ea. slow aud 5 Ia i0r
lower. mixed s. s01a eSs heavy, 81 J5ss15.
sheep Receipts, eooo; stronger; natives,
= = % =. Western eortl-fed, 81 dsses 10;
lambs. 81 7S8G Is
The breesF's JeWrRaka special London
cahlegran reports cattle fsrra AZ ie1.e per
pound, ; cent advance aud moderate
supplies,
tivKRPoaI 1BAIS MARKET
LtvKErooI, April t.~whesf, Guil hold.
cFs ssicr freely. Corn, steady: demand
fafs
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shot HE Friend bv Mistake.

HoLBaoog, Aria, April H. John Egger,
foreman Tor the Billings Cattle Company
last night shot and seriously wounded
Maurice Hogan. track walker for the rail.
road company. Hogan. returning late.
took cross cut 10 the section house
through = horse corral Egver. thinking
him horse thief. fred al him In the dark.
The men were close friends.
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THE E0ADTn MoxrEsASos--Attovne II. g.
6fruve has returned from Grsy's Harbor.
He states that q survey IF The prrposede 4
tension OF the Puget Sound sna Gray =
Harhor road Is 20 be surveyed from It's
present terminus at summit station 10
Monfesano, a distance Of twenty miles
Whether the road viii be built over this
proposed line remains 20 be fully deter
mined: bur the question viii be settled in
q short time
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GuARDfAg Accommodating Dougan
was appointed guardian OF the estate of
Philip Tracy, tho stranger who was COM
rnitted to the insane asylum from Seattle .
few weeks xgo. Tracy a few days before
be was committed TO the asylum, sent $50.
nearly al the money he had. 20 . party st
sc. Paul. Minnesota. and IL Is this property
that the guardian viii have TO look after.
He furnished bonds in the sum of 1900
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They bar. No, rl.h, IN Oregon.

PORTLAND, April i.-Eiecause Of the
stringent state Law against rrIze-fghtiug.
Tom Ward, the pugiilst. declines to fleh,
Tom GleasY oi san Francisco. who IL now
In seattle, tn Oregon, aud II meeting Il
arranged Il viii probably take place In
Washington
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The Meteor seen at puYsi,un.

PrsALLuF. April i--Those who were
fortunate enough &c be ont OF doors last
night Witnessed an unusually fine sight I'm
the shape OF very brilliant meteorite. II
passed from East - West. and III up the
whole landscape With bright hup.
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body. $50 the garnet where the fnshex and
his Iivtnx cnki1ren wese founf iz nos<
uiMtxabie pEAcs The enly raexns Of exit
OF en- sra<zs@ - by ladder and there IS nos
room fn ssAn1 erxscz In tie dwelling. md
zne fsnGIy. which arrived here FROM xcr-
way few dxys since. ii easreIy pszs of
funds oHs OF the children IL 70 w1sh 1xph-
iberia Fer. C.. o. En&iux heard Of the
condition Of Mr. Olsen and family. and
had them rezaosz-z 20 house where there
il mare room. and Supplied then with the
neeexsxrsss Of ii<e The attention % the
Charitable Is directed 20 their unfortunate
family. The county commissioners have
agreed % bury the dead calsd
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Oakiand.s New Administratiop

SAN Francisco. April Mayor Glass.
cock and the new city council OF Oak land
were Installed In Office tonight. 4 number
81 appointments were made and cen.
ffFuted
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Insane ykaEAxr.-Mlehaei MeG2Ggh. q
worthless v&grxns who has been an inrnsta
ef the cnunty ;siz nenrly al OF TIE time for
the pzzs three morsfs. was committed to
the snsAae sxylufn by the probate cDssrs
yesterday. AeGsaxh daring the examine
ton answered al the queries put 20 him la
- fully Al intelligent manner As could be
expected from EaaH OF bis social caste:
but his manner AID general appearance
and the testimony Of witnesses were proofs
positive 30 tbs examining physicians ID II
hs was demsnted. He VIII - taken %
sfe;iac81fn sa-siny
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CAUTION

Beware Of Frund. = my name aad xe<
price are stamped on the b0ttom Ct 81 ~
advertised xEs0es before leAviEx The facsnry.
which proserx The weAxerS Kxx1uEs hlgA
prices and interior 9UOdA II dealer oness
EL uOCGIAs sh0cs & 3 reduced price,
az sayx hs haz rnem without my name and
price Stamped on the bottom, pat hsE,
dawn e fr&u3
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To-Day. Weather.

SAX FxANCfscsas April indications fog
a hears s0r Oregon ssaa Washington, Fair
weather. rge~~sses ia E@sseru Washington
8vFritnsE eg lsght g4s1.s raos1f in tie east
ega psss4ssst. wArxaSs ia the western y~sr-
tt2as norFkesir Winds.
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AMERICAN RErIsEgy SOLD.
Hasemeyer & Elder the Purchasers
&-suxar WIN Rise soon.

sugar VII Eise SOON.
SAN FsAsetsco, April 1.-The stock,
building and gosc win OF the Assefiean
sugar Refining Company we're formally
transferred to-day to Havemeyer q Elder
Of New York. Il. II. KisseIi, agent of the
new tirm. states that the firm obtained
everything from the American Company
except the name and cash assets, The
new firm is not IN the trust. Claus
spreekles OF the California refinery thinks
there will be an advance I'm the price oil
sugar so0n, a. the worlds supply is 30
tons short usnpared with last year
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heavy Real Estate Transfers- Much
Building and Honse-rsom Scarce.
PonfLAsD. April i.--Resi estate trsasfers
for the quarter ending yesterday amount
- SAIL, 20. sn increase over tas seme
quarter last year Of "a per cent During
THIS same time permits were Issned for rs
buildings, 10 cost sst7 no. building. which.
ewing 70 the unusually fiBe winter. has
commenced earlier than usual, In retarded
~ scarcity Of brick. carpenters aud other
3cfkmen, but supplies OF brick will be
forthcoming ia tive weeks Hundreds Of
houses have been erected In the sssbufbs.
where permits are not required. and there
- scarcely vacant house In the city
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rEIEGRAPHIc MARKETS..
SEE Yogx srocr. sxYIKw.

new YORK. April 1.-The stock market
to-day was duh throughout. and two or
they furnished about half Few stocks
we're traded in over an average OF more
than u per cent, and little feature marked
dealings.
Government bonds dull, but steady TO
firm