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SHERJFF'S SALE.

Territory of Washington. county OF spokane
In the District Court of Washington territory,
holding terms at Spokane Fails. in and for
Spgkane county, said territory!
The Northwestern " Pacific Mortgage CO., a
Norman 8, Bassett, Jennie j. Bassett Bertha
r. Nasset and Wiibpr n. Bst sett "a adm inis-
traitor " the estate of Adeline l. Basset de-
ceased. DEFENDANTS. Decree OF foreclosure
BY virtue Of "a d cree and order OF sale, made
and entered In the above entitled cause and
~ copy oi which has beea issued ami CIR. ihei
TO me by the clerk OF the said court under the
seal thereof, besrlng date the seventh day OF
January, A. d. 1889, for the sum Of a. 2i0 40 gold
com, with interest at tho rate OF IL per cent
per annum from thr 10th day ,f Dc.em ber A,
y. lsss aud the further hnIn OF s67 90 costs and
tn furtner sum OF 5000 alto neys I es, and
also the increased costs tnet con, I Jam s Glls.
pin sheriff nf spokane county, WASN'T nctou
ierf5ssory; 5ssa Tii on the I'm - Gay os February A.
day, at the front d ,or of the court house in
The city Of Spokane Falls, Spokane county,
wnshin gton territory, sell ai uublic auction
to tho highest bidder for cash the follow ng
desor bed al estate, situated, lying and being
IN Spokane county, W. T., and particular y
rnd the northwest quarter OF section thirty
three 1881 In town.nip number twenty four
(2i) north OF range iorty-one lil) e. W. m, COZ
, raining four hundred ana eighty acres. stu
ated. lying ana being In Spuk ane county,
washington territory, together with all Ynd
SINGULAR The tenement-. h.reditame tsand az.
purtcnances theretlnto 1T longing anywi.e
ap .eItaniug. Said property is taken and sold
as the pr, perty of W. +. Bassett, y. II. Bassett
yrnnie !. bassett, Bertha X. B,.s-elt ana vii.
DER +. Bsssett Ne administrator OF the estate oi
Adeline BAssett deceased defendants
Da ed at -pokape Falls. Washington terri
tory tuis eighth day of Isn,nssy 4. p; 1889;
jsnlow5 Sheriff oi sposane county, W r.
BkNkLsY TAYLOR, attIneys for plaintiff.
, 1889-01-17
NOTICE. OF ADMINIsTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance of an order OF he probate court
of spokane county, washington terri 'ory.
made on the 22nd dsy OF September, IsSs IN
he matter OF the estate of Mary Peavy de.
ceased. the undersigned, toe ad minis strator OF
the said estate will sell at public auct on TO the
highest oder, and subieci To continuation by
suid probate court. ON the I'd nay Of January.
4. ID, 1882 at . O'clock, p. NJ, at the court,
house door OF the courthouse OF Spokane
county. TN the city OF Spokane Fails In said
county, all the right. Title inl crest and estate
OF the IA q Merry peavy ut the time of her
Pcavy, snd TO all that certain lot. piece or
patcel Of laud situate, lying aud being in the
'foh, more particularly described as follows, to
iMt:. The south hall OF the south east quarter.
and the south bali oELhe southwest Quarter ~
section number fourteen l14) ia t9wnsh D nj :
| her twenty hye t2o) norh 4 range number
| Terms and conditions ofisale: Half cssb >
half ON six mouths time, secured by Ipori..
| - - JosErh pEAvY
| Admins rator of the estate OF .Msry peayv
/ dppeuat III N~'>'S
, 1889-01-17
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, 1889-01-17

benevolent discretion ~ veil ~ in thai Of
the naval commanders OF other national
vessels, which have been sent by their re.
spsctive governments 70 Samoan waters
to promote q satisfactory arrangement
and take II for granted that some Of the
spirit OF comfy and participation OF
equal rights OF oil three OF the
treaty powera. which induced your
government 10 invite the active co.opers.
tion OF the United States In restoring Law
and order in Samoa. will cause insurrec-.
tions, embodying the same principles OF
friendly Justice and considerate modera.
tion In framing . plan OF settlement to be-
Q nt to the German officer In command OF
sie imperial forces In that region. There
is no obscurity Ia tue sev eral treaties, and
none whatever in the understanding pro-
posed by the United States and 6rst ar
rived st between the treaty powers June,
1885, and since from time to time set forth
10 their correspondence. On January 18th,
the last views OF the government were
fully conveyed 10 the government OF Ger
many by my instructions Of that date, to
our minister at Berlin, and have since
that time undergone no change and no
intimation OF dissent therefrom by the
German government since that time has
been received.
Correspondence opens with letter from
Mr.. Blscklock, vice-consul of the United
States to Apia, giving record Of the cur
rent events In Samoa from November 18th.
The substance of those records have been
published in press dispatches from time
to time. They gave accounts OF fights be-
tween rival factions aud vice consuls views
on things "a they transpired from day to day.
Tue same day. January 9th, Secretary Bay
ard telegraphed Minister Pendleton to lay
this matter before the German minister OF
foreign affairs. aud he also aformed Count
Arco Valley of the matter. On January
7th Minister Pendle.on telegraphed that
Count Arco Valley could make q statement
to the secretary, and that the minister had
beep informed that the representa- tious Of
the United States would not be ans wered
until full details had been received by
Germany, and that Count Barchauj, under
informed him that men landed
from ONE ship only we're engaged in the
fight. January 11th Secretary Bayard
sent message TO Blackjack that proper
had been adopted for the protec.
tion of American interests in Samoa and
to preserve Samoan Independence. Ad-
miral Kimberly, frigate Trenton, starts at
nuCo
, 1889-01-17
PARNELL COMMISSION.
Justice Hannen Virtually JustiAes
O'Brien's Article.

Justice Hannen Virtually Justiaes
O'Brien's Article.
LONDON, Jan, 16.--Upon the resump-
tion of the session of the Parnell commis-
sion thii morning, Justice Hammer said
William O'Brien's article in the United
Ireland, for which he was summoned to
appear before the court, exceeded fair
discussion of the case, but he admitted
there was some force in O'Brien's ar0u-
ments regarding the continued circulation
of the Times pamphlets. He said he
believed no disrespect was intended to-
wards the court by the article and there
fore he would not punish O'Brien. Future
cases of q similar nature would be more
severely treated.
Patrick Delaney. convict In Marybor-
ough prison, testified that he belonged to
the Fenians until September, 1882. The
principal leaders Of the organization were
Eagan and Brennan, DR.. Macalaster, John
Lavey and John Doran. About 1879 a
number of delegates, including John
O'Connor, John Devovand and General
Millen came from America. Witness at
tended ameeting in Forester hall, Dublin,
at which Devovand represented the Amer.
ican council. General Milien inspected
the military Organization and arranged
that arms should be provided and expenses
paid. At Atianothsr meeting I'M KotundA,
| Dayitt. Parnell, EaRan, sBigpAr, Dillon,
| Brennan and Harris attended, and cruelty
attacked De vitt for not adhering to tHe
pginciples of the organization. After the
! mestiu9, witness was told the Circles were
not opposed to the League, which would
organize thseEentans in the.country aud
supply them with arms, Witness said he
had forgotten q portion OF -" - = -
Il ~. THE INvINcIBLEss OATH q" :
hut the principal part was 10 .tssassinate
the viceroy snd the whole executive of
Ireland Phe invineibles received money
from the league, and Egan, Byrne and
lyman paid some TO Daniel Delaney, Mul.
let and Brady. Witness was deputed 10
. watch the movements of Forster, at that
time chief secretary for Ireland. Joseph
and Timothy Kelley were delegated tc
I, shoot Forster while witness intercepted
! the persons crossing Queen street bridge
While Brady and Kelley endeavored II
: carry out the purpose, witness took no par
in the Phoenix Park murder. Mrs. Byrn,
! brought over the two knives used In com
!, hitting these murders. At the meetip,
OF the committee of ''invincibles." hell
! after the Phoenix Park murder. quantit.
of gold and bank notes was laid on th
: table. and afterwurds more revolvers. dag
| gers and money came.
, 1889-01-17

says: Private information has been re-.
ceived by Governor Iowery that mob law
continues TO exist In the southern part Of
Noxnbee and the northern part Of Kemper
county. and that negro cabins are being
burned and destroyed. The present law
lessness grey out Of the Wahalak troubles.
The governor is informed that avengers
are still wreaking vengeance upon the me-
sheriff 10 call out sufficient force TO put
down lawlessness and arrest all guilty
persons promptly. Over forty negro fam.
lilies have been run out Of the two counties
and their cabins burned.
, 1889-01-17
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

ELIZABETH A. BELKNAP.
Land Office ut SPOKANE Fails, w. II, Decem.
ber ~, 1888.
Notice Is hereby given that the following q.
named sett er has filed notice OF her intention
to made finai rrOOf In support OF her claim,
=. land ollie at Spokane Falls, W T., ON ebru-
ary 20, 1889, at p. viz: Eltzabeth A. Bella nap
nlS ne.< and swh heh, sec. "a. tp Is n. i3 c. W.
M
She names the following witnesses to prove
of, Aaid land, via:
NJ. @. Morgan, x. b. Anderson, NJ S. Ar der.
sou, NJ. N. Morgan all OF spokane Falls, (post.
onicel Spokane county, " ash. Ter
tanSw6 j. NJ. ADAMS. Register.
, 1889-01-17
NOTICE OF HyNAL PROOF.
JARED u. MICHAEL.

JARED u. MICHAEf.
Land Ofco at Spokane Falls, W.T. Decern-
Der 81, 1873.
Notice ls hereby given that the following
named settler has al notice Of his intention 10
that said proof "! ~ be made before the q, s.
land Office ut spokane Falls, W. r, on Febru-
AIRY Is, 1859. at y A. NJ. viz: Jared B, Michael
who maze pre-emp ptiou declaratory statement
No 2S2s for the WI nw14 ne nwI4 aud lot 2, sec
10, tp 2b n. r. ~ q. " N
He namcsthe following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cult Walton
OF, said land, viz:
w. T.. Mahoney OF Spokane Falls, w, TIC.
HodRes of Cowley's Bridge, A. ]. CLARK OF
SpokRne Falls. w. r., = N. barker Of Spokane
Falls, w. r. jan3wG J ~ ADAMS RepIster
, 1889-01-17
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
STEPIiEN DAVIS

NTT.T TT tN DAVIS
Land Office at spokane Falls. W. r., Deceu
Der a. 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the following
NAMED settler has tilcd notice OF his Intention
10 MAKE hnsi proof In support OF hts claim
United states Land oiice. at Spokane Fai q,
". II. on February ID. 1889, at . a. w., VIZ
No, 2gIl; for the sw 4 OF SO x. y OF sw Il,
ana sw oisw 4 ofscc tip - mr. Is q VIM. He
names the FOLLOWING witnesses to prove his
CONTINUOUS residence upon and cult walton OF
said land, viz: Samuel Davidson OF Spok ane
wsi1s' iy w. r.. John n, butler OF Spokane Falls.
" t., Thomas Newton of spokane Falls. W
T., Il NJ. Weger Of Spokane Falls, W. r.
j. 81. ADA NJ =. Replaiar
, 1889-01-17
JUDGE WOODS INsTsUCTIoNs.

Many Democrats Greatly disappointed
by Judge HarIan's Acquiesence IN It.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 16.--Judge Woods
instructions to the federal grand jury yea
terday were the subject OF much attention
and discussion to-day in legal and pcliti.
cal circles. 1t is learned that the inter.
probation OF the federal statute "a laid
down by Judge Woods is acquiesed In by
Justice Harlan of the supreme court,
with whom Judge Woods advised by let
ter during recess. There are expressions
Of keen disappointment on the part Of
many democrats. The most notable utter.
ances of this character have been made by
the Sentinel, through whose columns the
famous Dudley letters became public.
Some OF its expressions are very severe
and gave rise to the expectation that pos
sibly the court wond summon the editor
and others before it for contempt, but
nothing of the kind occurred.
, 1889-01-17
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Gottlieb Schuele.

GOttIIeD SChueIe.
Land once at Spokane Falls, W. T., Deem
Der ~. 1888.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Of his intention 10 make final proof In support
of his claim, and that said proof will he made
before the United Stat land Office at SpO-
kane Falls, w. T., on February ., 1889. at 9 4.
~, viz: Gottl eb Schueie, who made home
stead mt No 1900. for The wiz nwlt offs G &c.
twp 26n, range 42e. W. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
tion Of. said land, VIZ: X Mckinley, A.
schuele, n. r.. Allen, G, w. White, nj, OF Spo-
kane Falls, Spokane county, w, y.
J NJ ADAMS Register
, 1889-01-17
NOTICE or FlNAI PROOF.
JOHN G. RIsUTOS

JOHN S. RISHTOS.
Land Office ut spokane Falls, W. T.. Decem.
bcr 26, 1855
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler mas filed notice of hi. intention
To III Ike final proof in support OF his clam,
and that said prof VIII be made before tho
u. =, laud office at Spokane Falls. ". T., ON
February ". lssI, at 0 a. ~, viz: John $ Risb.
the e3a swl+ swl< swJt seix nw,1 sec ~ tp 25,
II. T. AZ U. w, IN.
he manner the following witnesses To prove
nils continuous re ,iGenco upon and cultivation
OF, said land, viz:
Thomas Cheesman, Robert q. Williams
benjamin +, Whipple, Asbury +, Elbs alt of
Spokane Fails, W.T.. j N, ADAMS, Register
iannMG
, 1889-01-17
NOTICE,

NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
~ of the Ross Park Street Railway Company
A meeting OF the stockholders OF the Ross
Park S rect Railway Company Is hereby called
to be hold AT the ONCE Of the mpany, No.
40 Mil street, Spokane Falls, Washington
Territory, on the fourteenth day of March,
1889, at o'Jlock r.. NJ ot that day.
Th- OBI ct Of said meeting Is 10 vote upon
the question or increasing the anon I OF the
q. pital stock Of the corporaiion from the sum
of thirty thousand ts3o, ,009 00l dollars to the
Dated january 5, 1889. - ...Us- -, i.
= HIN belt. 4. Raufmnn. ca. Definia,
<Ra1iway Cou,yany gr' q y Ian t0wS,.
, 1889-01-17
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
JAMEs G. HOUSE

JNMES G. HOUSE,
Lando Hoe at Spokane Falls, W. T., Nov. "a
1898
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has tiled notice
OF his inten ion 70 make final pr oof In support
of hts q, aim. and that said proof will be made
before the Uni ed Stales lapdO:fice al SPOKANE
FAILS, w. T., on January 8, 1889, ut9 A. NJ :,
viz: James T.. House, who made pre-. emp
tion fllng No 924s TOR the mel sec "a, twp "a n,
range AZ q, w NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cul iva
lion OF said land, viz: william b. Rcinwald,
Martin l.. Peters, Charles Huntlngt on, Of Spo-
kane Falls p, o., w. T.; and Cyrus NJ. Learned,
OF Marshall =, o., W. O..
T. M ADAMS Register
, 1889-01-17
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
oEnRGE w, WESpROOK.

uE' EUE W " ESDFOVN.
Lspd odics at spokane Falls. W. r., Decem'
Der "a, 1888
Notice is hereby givsp that the following
named settler mas hl d notice OF his Int ntion
to make final proof in support of bis CLAIM, and
that said pr sof WI be- maze beio U the United
States Lai,d Once at SW,h an Falls. W. T., gu
February 10, 1889, at l p. NJ, viz Geo &c W..
Wcsbroos, who IN de prt .em ptlUn ID, y. no.
oo"o, for the y ne u and n y NV }. OF sec -.
He nam a tue following wi nesscB /, prove
hls C 'nttDu.'us residence upon and cuNival ion
of U ia lAnd, VIZ: Parrick Egan, kieSauoer
Demo J. S.B, wn, L RICE, all Of Spokane Falls
Spokane county, W.;
, 1889-01-17
NOTICE.

United States Land urhce, Spokane Falls. ".
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
" q, this office by Anton Eigler against
George II. Jones, for abandoning his home.
stead entry No. 5lIo, d-ted June 7. 1886, upon
the VIZ sei4 n.h swl4 snd self nwlt sec ls,
tp 26n. Al e, w. ~. sin Spokane county, W.
Il. with yiewto The cance ilation OF said
entry, the said parties are her by summoned
TO appear 1t United States land Office, Spo.
kane Falls on the 2lst usy OF January, 1859
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to respon and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged Ab.ndon-
ment j. N ADA MS, Register,
, 1889-01-17
THE MARKETS.
LOCAL.

The market is rather quiet and dull at
present, and the supply OF all kinds of
produce is inadequate to the demand
Wheat is selling at 50 cents per bushel at
the mills.
Beef rctails at from z to Is cents per
pound-choice cuts Is to 20 cents; other
cuts 10 cents, and 30 on down; pork, 10 to
Is cents; mutton and veal the same; veni.
son. 10 to IL cents; dressed turkeys, rs
per pound; live chickens, 81 to $3.50 per
dozen. The butchers pay 1-2 cents per
pound for beef. gross weight; hogs, 5 l.2
cents; sheep. 3 & oents venison saddles
cents.
The average retail prices of groceries
are as follows:
Flour, per barrel $3.50.
Rolled oats, 5 cents.
Potatoes, so TO as cents per bushel.
Cabbage, cents per pound.
Turnips and parsnips, 81 90 per 100
pounds.
Apples. &5 per barrel.
Salt, 80 per 100 pounds.
Green coffee, 20 to 25 cents; roasted
coffee, 25 to 80 cents.
Sugar granulated, 10 cents per pound;
extra G, 8 cents.
Butter, 35 to As cents.
E1Rs,r IS cents.
Smoked bacon, 13 cents; breakfast ba-
con and hams, IA cents.
California canned goods, S5 so to sc. so
per case of two dozen.
Tomatoes, 80. IS to $3.50 per case.
Corn, 1878 to 81.
Crackers. to 10 cents.
Syrups, IS cents TO 81.
Evaporated peaches, Is cents; sundried,
l21a cents.
Evaporated apples, IL 1.2 cents.
Dried blaekberries, IL l2 cents; rasp-
berries, IS cents; currants, 12 1.2 cents.
Prunes, 8 cents; Oregon prunes, Is
cents.
Rice, 81 TO 9 cents.
White beans, 5 to g cents.
Celery, 20 cents per bunch.
Cranberries, 15 cents per quart.
, 1889-01-17
NOTICE OF FuNAL PROOF.

LEV Is ], GALIAND.
land Oihco at SpoAane Fails, W. T., Dect m
Der u. lsSS.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice of his Intention
to make nnal proof in SUPPORT of his claim
and that said proof will. be made before the
United states land office at Spokane Falls, ".
T., on February IA. 1859. at . a NJ. viz. Lewis
]. Galland who made honest nd entry No
3OCy for tue sc -, sec a. tp. "a n. T.. IS q. W. In
He Dames The following witnesses TO prove
his cont nuOus residence upon aud cultivat .on
of said land, viz.
James +. W.ger. William A. Weger, Charles
II. Gibbs. Edwaid HI by, all spokane Falls
tpostofiicc). Spokane ,uUty, Wash Ter.
iHn3w6 j. n. ADA VI =, r. RIktpr
, 1889-01-17
THE RAILROAD KINGS WIFE.
Tho Last Rites at the Funeral of Mrs. Jay
Gould Very Simple.

New York, Jan. 16--The funeral of
Mrs Jay Gould was conducted as quietly
rs possible. The body was laid in the
casket with silver hapdles. and flowers
were scattered over the lid. The attend.
ance at the service was not large. Jay
Gould remained with his family in one Of
the recesses of the stairway just above
where the services we're conducted. A
guartette sang "Asleep in Jesus" and
Rev. DR.. John r. Paxton read the Episco.
pal service for the dead. Rev. John b.
Tury offered q prayer and the services
closed with hymn.
One hour after the services the remains
we're taken TO Woodlawn cemetery for in
terment, accompanied by relat,vee.
, 1889-01-17
NOTICE OF CONTEST.

United states Land Office, Spokane Falls.
October %. 1855.
S. B. Carter VS.. Herbert Haskell:
Complaint having been entered mt this Of
Ace bv s. X. Car er against Herbert Haskell
for abandoning his homestead entry No. 56sy,
dated June IL, 1857, upon the u ofthe sw 1tof
Washington territory. with view 10 The can.
collation. Of said entry, the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this Office Oh
the 18th day OF March. 1889. ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
J. NJ ADAMS. Register.
, 1889-01-17
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
CALLIE SHIELDS

..'' CALLIE SHIELDS
Landofhc' at spokane Falls. W. r., Noy. 26,
:. FOL owing named settler mas nj ad notice
OF nus intention 20 make final proof in support
9I ~ claim Asd that said dpfo6fwfll be made
". ~. on fehruAry 1 1881, ats "a. NJ. vist Cal
y, nc snieids. VINO made pre,emptiop deciarntory
>. s.",emeha ,e re ell3 for thetx oil tho ne1{ sec
he names the following Witnesses u, Prove
ms contlnuous- residence upon, aad cuf(ivsI-
hoxie; The0dore Campbell. John Tesarik, all
OF spokane Falls, W. =. ". = - ! -
, 1889-01-17
NOTICE. OF FINAL PROOF.
sADIE M. SCOTT.

SADIE NJ. SCOTT
Land once at Spokane Falls, w. r. January
y. 1889,
Motto. is hereby given that the following.
n ,med ,ettl r has flei notice OF her inte n lon
10 IN Ike finnl proof In support OF her claim
nnd that said proof " II bc made 20 Gro tho y,
Msr%cn % 10, s issS, at - i 81, via: SADIE N. sco,t
who male presumption filing No 6i44 for the
lots 2, 9 and sec. 4 Up 25 II, I ~ eW IN,
her continuous res dence upon and cultivation
of said land Viz:
Hufford, Hubert Zimp lex, ali OF sp" kane
Falls (pOstOficc), spOkans county. Wnsh. Ter.
jan10w0 j. N. DAMS, Regis ister,
, 1889-01-17
Absolutely Pure.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
NELS PETERSON.

NELS PETERSON. ="
Landofficc at Spokane Fails. w. T., Nov. "a,
1888
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following. nnmed settler has fled notice
OF his intention 10 axe final proof In sup
port OF his claim, and That said proof will be-
Spokane Falls, w. T., on january 4, 1859. at .
A. NJ, via: Nels Peterson. " no made pre-
emptop tliDg No, b77s. for the. sls sw13. si6
sel4, sec 81, twp 2jn, range 42c. w. ~.
He namest following witnesses to provo
his continuou, ,es,deo,e upon and cultivation
Roy. George ". jackson, Newton Titus, all OF
spokane Falls P. o., Spokane county. ". T.
20 H. "A AnAMN Revistar .
, 1889-01-17
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aNoTipE.ro CREDITORS:

NOTICE 'Ts HEREBY GIVEN TfiE CREDIT
n ors OF Ella. A. C,rtly. deceased, requiring x
all paFsOns having clai ms again 81 the deceas.
" pFesr NJ. them. with the necessary vouchers
within ono year after the date hereof, to me as
d.ceaseh at ths once ri Blake & Ridpath ir,
rooms ~ and. "a In the. Frankfurt block In -po.
kane Falls, Washington Tertiary, said office
beirfH my place of business for the settleme At
OF ma teis connected with sid estate. f'1ii
~, = EDWARD l.. RIC,G = Z
BLAKE 4 RIPPLTR, Attorneys. Executor
Jan afy q 1850,
, 1889-01-17
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Jan. l6.--AL the closing to-day
wheat was easy; cash e5l4c; February, ooc
May, 81 90 I-l6.
CoRs-Easv; cash. s3,9c; February, 349sc;
May, SO IL l5c.
oATs-sieady cash, 241sc; February, s4gsc;
May 30 il-l1c,
DARLEY-Noth ng doing.
PolK-- firmer; cash and February, gl2 40:
May, Si3 lU,s.
I.ARD-F fin; cash, " G7is; February. 81 90;
May 81 i7,faH ~. rT
, 1889-01-17

LITTLE Rock, Ark. Jan. l6-A train
on the Little Rock & Fort Smith road was
wrecked by running into a land slip yes.
terday. Engineer w. A. Loyns was
killed and a nnmber Of others wounded.
The republicans OF the legislature have
adopted a resolution recommending Powell
Clayton for cabinet position.
, 1889-01-17
NOTICE.
U.S., Land once, Spokane Fails. W.T. Jnnr-

us, Land ONCE, Spokane Fails, W.T.. Jnnu-
ary IL, 1889.
Com plant having been entered ~ this office
by Anton Eigler against George II. Jones for
abandoning his homestead entry No 5i7o,
and se@ nwl4 sec: rs, tp 90 n, r IL q VIM, III
Spokane county, w r.. with view to The
her. by summoned to appear at this once on
the 25th day Of February 1889. at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, to respond and Furnish testimony concern
ing ~ q alleged aba ndonmen'.
ji76 JIM. ADAMS, Register,