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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08

noted but No DelGwsro was du)l ara gsrsx il ievsr
W. S sszs 81 xS 7 u q s
No 'Sr pssnsisasis i sea ots Tor Ia ssSi
WITH light offerings exocrers not operating Un
srsin depot $50, do in grain depot 2oh oeyscf
x SSi ssss sSl, s s'Dss fs'a a e
~ e Ssi q III witt &
futures Mas e We're aa but Without Important ehsns
s N % % Tor 10 June So. 81 for July ss
Potatoes quiet; White Potascss York and wsssr
Fair TO Good s0133ci Brrbanks and White Stare Chsos
Soc Hebron. Choice IS stocs New flods 81
Dbl Prime s8 90 10 90 40 Medum % 90 90 Rrovi
sais. and steady. sest-ciy Family 60 so9ie 90 per 9sl
A. as 40 sossis Ssv sl o. e ps
SMOKED io,Siacs DO s. Cured IN tsre.s s,ssIoss
sSs csts s s ant u and &c
Bsnss In pickle sSshs 40 sFssEtsas g Beer, sssiS
Butchsrs loose 7c Butor quiet steady; Pennayvs1n
Creamery Extra 2592ee. Psnnsyiysn3 Prints Es5s 2ssl
part sSims SSsc Fun Skins lh92c. sussf-Rehncd hrls
Powdered at Sol GRADUATED at 7sse Feed weak Wins!
t sran IN s bss 5000 sb wsss
$500 bush. Corn 1900 bush Oats 1000 enaa ship.
nenss-Whea, 5000 bush. Corn 5000 bush oAn li.ode
bush
ToLspo, Aprii e-whess dun easier s ss.a ssSssats
cash aSs,c; Nay 27c coyersesd quiet steady cssh 90
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1900 bush Corn 1000 buak
OATS 4 600 bush. Clogerseed 1856 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08

COFBBE-on the market Tor DraLlI grades quIctlo's
relFned for the day. Thep was no disposition among
holders 10 urge gods however the ANAL net advance
in options exsrtng Of confident feels generally;
III Was aid that private adyice5 have been received rom
prominent honse In RIO confirming previous estimates
Of crop Of 900 bags Fair invoices on spot qn0tea
at Is 3-4c. Java eoees quiet but arm, as are west
India growths which sell quito well with ~ Lac foI
eood CucutA Sales, $500 bags Marscatto' me option
st opened 1920 points better than tho previous day
but near thu close selling became TOO fTee and prssH
eessd on somewhat though final rates showed net az
vance Of 1oGl5 points. Havre opened barely SeaaS %
aa advance Of IL pig Regular first 90 kos 0S soQ:
receipts 1000 bOgs Rio clearsnees 70, G1ed sts oss
stock as 600 bags; market steady. Santos receipts
IA 600 Tags Receipts at Rio July TO April o. I9ay;
b5s 600 baRs same time, 1888, $4,000 bags Ane
time 1887 100000 bags Receipts Of Santos J1y o6 20
Anil g. 1880 2 O5l 900 bags same tme les5, SZV,OOu
SsSs: same time, 1887, 2,162oOo bags Sales here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
WOOL. EAIEQ

IoSDoy April Cat the wool sales to-day there thin
attendance competition animated. All buyers were
eager 90 lots Of Rood Victorian Queensands New
ZeaauUs and scOuTeds The hrphess continued
withdrawn Following are tho offerings and prices in
detail:
Vctorasales 100 bales; scoured I'D ID do. locks
pieces. lOd0ls 6lyd greasy Sad els I'd do locks
nnd pieces 07dagLd. New South WRles-t 300 bales;
secured I'D IL SD; do locks and pieces edals 6id
greasy "a nil I'd do locks and pieces ed6l0d Queens
iand-i 500 bales secured tihal. Cd DO. locks and
pieces I'd OILS Cd greasy, 60lld do locks aud pieces
tSdg9Ld. NewzealandI29 900 bales sooured edsls "a
90 lock- Ssa psSess Sd S S ons sIs DO
ll00 bales ACQUIRED, 9aials 6lg greasy, Jda9A Tss
mana-i 900 bales secured Is Adj greasy 7dHls Aid
do. locks and pieces, AAdd5d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, April (SpeclaD.-The trade thought on
Friday that all Of Blooms May wheat had oeen un-
loaded when Bennett & Boyd and others got through
selling upward Of 10000 bushels for him at 30 "a
to % cents. Yesterday everybody in the pie was
amazed when r. W. Durham g. Co., Samuel Adams
and George Mcclellan came in and sold out something
like 100000 bushels moro for the same great
"tailcrs Nobody had imagined that Blooms line
was anything like as large It turned out 10 d. lie
had been failing" onto Farbank with something Ike
1000 900 bushels instead Of palry 100000 bushels
as had been supposed May wheat opened at 90 LIZ,
sold at 90 Ia and closed at Oh Ia cents June opened
AZ Oh Ia and closed at Of cents. July opened az
Sc Ia sold down TO 80 5-sSB6 la but closed at So l5
cents. Il was estimated that tho visible Supply
figures on Monday would show decrease n wheat OF
about 100000 bushels. For the eoresponding week week
IN 1898 the decrease was 100000 bushels Torn
opencd and closed at the same price for May, 80 "a
cents Tho range all the session was within Id cent
Oats kept within q range OF LABS cent There
were only 5000 hogs at the stock yards, ana the
prices there opened cents higher, but for all that
product was without any strength. May PORK opened
az ~ As and almost Immediately sold down to 81 20
closing at SIC 80. The transactions were not signf
can't Lard opened and closed at 81 for May. short
ribs opened at Sc 22 or May and closed at 90 90 On
the curb wheat was unchanged, with July at 80 l-S
cents,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
FINANCIAL MARKBrs

LONDON pri 90 D. m.-Conaos OS ITO for money and
pSS Tor the account Atlantic and Great Western nrst
mortgage trustees certificates S2 do second mortgage
Ere 2S7. do second consOs LOG Mexican Ordinary 47is
81 Paul Common. 3d. New York Central l0ea Ponnsy
ya,A hBIs Reading 22s Mexican Central hrst mortgage
Dun's, 72S
Money IN y per cent
Tnns advices quote 3 por rsnts, at rs nAncs so
oentmes the account and exchange on London rs
francs % centlmes for checks.
an "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
ct. LOUIS CATTLE MARKET.

81 LOUIS April B-CaItle-..ecspts 200, shiprnent,
market higher Choice Heavy Native Steers "a OK
g 20 FAN 70 5000 - " StocSsrs and Foeder'
81 O002 90.
Hogs-ReceiptA l500 shpments 700; market higher
Choice Heavy and Butcherl selections e. SOds4 90
packing Medium 70 Prime ~ 90 o. rs. Light Grades.
sheep-Beceipts 200 shipments ponsi market strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
OIL Markets.

OIL CRY April 6-HAtonAi Transit Certificates opensd a.
90iai highest, COS lowest, e0H closed, eO[ salss.
$4,000 barrels esaraaSes $4,000 barrels charters
barrels
PrrTsBuRe April 6~-DulL but firm. National Transit
Certificates opened g0a closet COZ highest COS
lowest g0l1.
BRApYogp Peun. April 6yational Transit Certificates
opened at s0 closed as 90Ss highest Sos; lowest 30 n
Clearanoea ga, 900 bbs,
TErusvnLR Penn April Sensational Transit Certificates
opsnsd al 0OSsI hghest 00'sI lowest e0Si oosSd S0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08

The bank exchanges az the NcW-10fk clearing hVuSo
and the stocks sold the NewYor Stock Exchange for
the week OF three years compare follows: 80,
pv,,,,,. Ag5 ,s ar. 7s ss At AP1 SO
Ma Of shares sold 2, S464GS 2,2oS4Io ,G91
THE MONETARY SITUATION.
Money was active and higher carly in the week,
but the tendency since has been towards ease
The furry at the Stock Exchange on Monday,
when the rate for call loans was raised 10 10
per cent, was not maintained long, and the next
day there was an ample supply of funds at
and per cent. In the last half OF the week the
ruling rates were 1-2 and per cent. There
was no material change in the rates for time loans,
although the supply at long dates was reported
dividend and interest payments, incident TO the
beginning Of the quarter, appear to have been
absorbed readily, and the demand from the
large and urgent. In addition to another large
shipment of about so, 25O, 900, there have been
many small ones which make the aggregate move.
mcnt in tho last few weeks extraordinarily heavy.
This outflow 90 New-Enghnd undoubtedly cX-
plains the unexpected reduction in bank reserves
yesterday A part Of the loss ought probably
To have appeared in the previous statement but
the lack OF uniformity in the bank reports of
averages may excuse the delay. 1t is not I'M
possible, however that reluctance to expose the
may have aggravated the situation. The bank
reserves are lower thon at any time for
nearly a1 five years eo Hd ne majority siSS rSe
of 20 per cent. While the surplus reserve Of the
associated banks is only sl,4oS575, the Chemical
mas an excess OF S2,bSO,OUV, ana bne SIty one
of $3.50, 900. The principal banks deficient in
reserve are the Manhattan Company which holds
2o5 per cent, German American, 21.s; America,
22.4; Continental 22.s, Mechanics, 2Se, and
lie action OF the Secretary of the Treasury in
fixing price at which he will accept the per
cent bonds and his purchase Of sl,378,000 Of
that issue yesterday viii go far towards relieving
fle difficulties Of the banks. The foreign ex-
changes were duh throughout the week, but rates
were advanced 20 s4.S7 and $3.50 for long and
short sterling bills on Friday, and rates for
change on Paris were also higher.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
The Tribune has reported gross earnings for the
fourth week in March Of thirty-six railroad COM
panies or systems or this number twenty four
companies show an increase compared with the
same week last year OF $350,966, or 1909 per
cent and twelve companies show decreases OF
s160,160 or 8.i3 per cent The whole number
gives an aggregate balm OF S200,s00, or 548 per
cent
The following table, divides the aggregates and the
differences Of the companies showing gains aad losses
' = ns, rS.A 1883 1889. enec S cent ess
7s companies. 1.7226 67 1.c72,toi Dee 15oieo BIB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08

On Produce Exchange today the butter mNkot mAs
arm Eign Creamery at 2tG 25oi Choice western "a
Ssc Choice Dairy 2oO25c Good 70 ohoies Iosls@
EEgs hrm At lOHc-
CINCINNATI April aCotton 9g:S STEADY EiSa ..f hs AK
No Red ss ia99o Corn steady No Mixed 5A1eSS oats
a ass' PORK dull at STA To- Lard dull at 60 90 Bulk
neata 1not easier short RIBS at 90 3la Bacon easisr
gGTt Clear at 81 62 W.key nrm steady SALES Of rs
bbs hnished goods the basis OF 81 o. Butter nrn
Fancy Creamery "a 62Soi Prime Dairy Lnseed M
Arm b61BTo, sugar easy Hard Refined S9o.io New.
nreanS bia1BLc. Hogs hrn; Common and Light 81 OO0
81 SI Packing Butchers 81 7O0et so rsospts YOo
se e espoSo and ohio Flats 10 Siic Easen EIosanss
1uet hut steady l2O discount buying and par selling
Rsceipts OF wheat 800 bush shipments 1000 bush
INDIANAPOLIS April s-Yhsat dull No Red 200 asked
Corn quiet NO . h1ea ol7o O"' INV S'oe'v' N" =
Mixed 2Oa,o bid.
pm ApRIPHIA April B.-Flour market weak and un.
settled under liberal supplies and sasgsa demand Western
$ 2Sg %SsGr FAMILY e oSss ao 30
Process 81 6O9sS 90, 9hio Clear e SoSs o., DO,
s ssTaissS u SSSE Isl So LSu. and Southern iiaos
Ter P.tcnS Fr g cGSl;C s5 30 SsS co. MpSs.Sts oess
$500 Rye tour quiet oHT steady raoise &C ~ saaS CO.
light Csng with The decline In other grain centres THIS
weak FennJvsnia Red scarce and arm ct the advance
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Eosa ooo ALSO COO S.oSS,0 900

Total barrels........ 5,2ss,00o s.7S2ooo s.oSsooe
Tn, refined market has suffered somewhat for lack "
s,n freight room Tut prices ruled strong at cent?
mar galIon in NewYOrk and go cents in Phladelphs
and Baltimore. !. II
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a,ri &C comps s2e s55 st.o3B i55 Inc. se0osoo "a
THE WEEK IN THE STOCK MARKET.

There was a sharp turn In the current OF specu
laton on Monday afternoon, and, excepting q
siIaht interruption on Wednesday. the movement
~ urices was steadily upward throughout the
yrek The change brought no increase In ae-
fivifv. and. In fact. the volume Of business was
NM fhc addition 10 the confidence Of the holders
~ railroad securities was important and full OF
rseaning While o part OF the outstanding short
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Par North River. vessels and Railroads
nrNrpIr. MARKET REPORT.

coTroN-on the spot arm at unehsnged prices oniS
ouet market with 207 bales 70 spihherJs Nroce,nts
business reported Since september In ro0y yrb
u the ports aggregated 6i9 lime lsst season
are bssed on American standard OF elaSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

rIIr RIyER Mass April 8The pint coth matKtt u nik
and active Blx64s l3tee 90I56s Ihe onsness u.
sTes 1873 900: stock 5000 sales. 2O6oOo spot S&''
m tures 1872 OJ0
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domestic 6iiuaiiOns tuautso
Females

NAJAITRESS.-B o competent young
w woman flrst-class good city reference.
Address NJ. X, Box "a, Tribune Uptown
once, 1928 Broadway.
WASHING ana IHoNING. -By a oolored
w woman; By week or dozen. Call 10
West 2Gth-st, basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
CHICAGO April 6-The leading futures ranged as follows
Flour steady and unchanged,

Cash auOrauons were follows No. Spring Wheat seS
i,c No 3 Spring Wheat nominal No. Rod 30 sc No.
Corn sSisc Eo. q oats $50 No. Rye A3to, No. Bar.
lev nominal No Flax ssed 81 q ~; Prlns Timothy
81 81 81 Der 100 h. Short Rib sidss loose sol5a2o Dry
SaHsd ss 5O9B2i Whisky. distllsrs finished goods "
SST gallon sugArs-CuE Loaf $1,000 0ranuAted s'sci
Etsr3ard 49, TO
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srAIGED

The market for forward deliveries opened LaS Py h
better and 10 the hous devoted 70 busnS s bs
was fair trading In comparison WITH pTeElouS net
week Tho close steady on near mohLlS' Nv "N'
I'm Of onA nolnIs Total Aales AQ,lOO Dalos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
PRICES STEADILY RISING.
NO INCREASE IN ACTIVITY
THE rREAsURy's NET BALANCE AVAILABLE
FOR THE PAYMENT OF ORDINARY
DEBTS WAS REDUCED.


The United States Treasurer last week received
from eestrms s4.8S3,65S and from internal res0-
rue s2,4al,1sIi total from both sources so1o
sse, against s7,o03,s6s in the preceoins 49,
The Treasurer,s loss Of cash in vaults amounted
20 a ss2. os3 while the deposits in National oahkS
were reduced by 81 ,3454os. making the net loss IN
cash s2.o275s1. The liability for the reuemp-
tion of surrendered bank notes, moreover was III
creased by ss4e,7Sl, so that the net palanoo
available for the payment OF ordinary deOOS ""'
reduced by ss.s74.312. ....oro.,. ,om.
Subjoined are the results OF yeeeelua9 -
pared with those OF the statement .,
March 90 1889 April o. 1889 Olner'~'o'
Gold corn and bgi..
s ed $1,000 $50 ss71G714s Inc ssc2SSs
RS: ss q: ss IL ssi RSs
s Ssesss YES. 2z11s77s ao4Sao7e Dec esq., oa
c.s IN reay $751; $40 $3.50 2sS 2se Dec ell 6S9o
psgSss s y S 4ssi54s5 4a4esss7 Dec 1s464os
Tots. balance si95 0sa sO4 sl02 2as Dec s2a27Ssl
Sssd 70 redeem
including the m 400 o-e 1rc eae "a,
per cent fund. 81. 6SO'o4' eOI%o-oI0 A"'' 49,.
Net assaeo s1o2 s46 Dee sss74a12
re the operations at the New.Yors Sub-Treas
4 ,v IN the week ended last night which included
tho uaynent of SEA, 500 for purchased bonds, the
associated banks gained sl,5oo,A74. The state
ment for the last week reports loss of St,sl4,5OO
cash. which proves that the movement OF money
from this centre was much larger than had been
expected. 1t is highly probable, however, that
the statement reflects not the outflow OF tne past
week alone, but the aggregate movement 1or sew
cral weeks. The contraction OF loans was cou-
siderable and the decrease in deposits was con.
sstent with the other changes. The statement
resulted in loss of 81, to the surplus o re-
as q wear ago, Si,li5,575 in the same week in
1887 and s15,555,S75 In 1885.
The changes in the corresponding week iaSo
year were as follows: Loans decreased, $l6S,o9O;
cash s961 500; deposits, 81, 747,200, and surplus
reserve s524, TOO In 1887 the changes were:
Loans increased, S. 257, 800; cash, s914, 800; dc;
posits, 81 II 200, and surplus reserve decreased
1894; ESQ. The changes IN the week Of l sS4 were:
"a eos, 700; deposits, s., 100000, and surplus re-
serve, s3,52o,575.
The statement compares with those OF corresponding
dates of 1854 and 1888 as follows;
.s APf d16 s "a IA. Sgsa Ia .oS s AR5 go
sPssie ,.nds,s sssiSSoo pssss9co sI7iSSSo
psposits si3 sSS 500 "a sSo os sSo
The following shows the relation between the total re-
serve ana the total deposits respective dates:
2SS '4GSs S SS
rots, reserve se0,l9e, 200 s1O161ssoo 800 11ssOO
against deposit. s5sea osss2s25 1O7O22S
-. s.as,. sss 'soess ''0gs5s55ss
The following is Saturdays statement in detail:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08

SPIRITS OF TURPElNTlNE
cu.pIrsroS April 6.-Turpentine nrm at $50
sIYaSSAH April 6.-Turpen tine firm &C $50 DIG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08

The bank exchanges at the New.York Clearing House
and the stocks sold the NewYork Stock Exchange for
the week Of three years compare follows:
April Z, ~. April Z, 'SS. April s. '6O:
Exchanges $685. 28S zoo 1888 242 1888 s711 1l3, SOC
Ma. OF shares sold 2,346 40S 2,2o5,410 1852 COL
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SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TBoLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
Boston. April .. 1889.
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The following were saturdays quotations for un'
listed securities:
, 1889-02-21
SEATTLE SUMMARY.
The Real Estate swindling e--Oyster.
mon Hold the Mud Flats.

mon nOtu tno uAu0 hness
SEATTLE, Feb. Is, Special.-The war
over the mud fats has ceased. Last night
was the 6rst In several that the oystermen
didn't cut down number of piles. The
reason very probably was that the syndi.
cate had gotten tired Of the warfare and
yesterday withdrew their pile driver with
out having driven any new pi es. The
matter will be carried to the courts and
possibly legal settlement Of the mooted
tide fat question may be made.
L. M. Hamilton, who was agent for
Cameron, the swindler who attempted to
cell two lots in Bells addition to M. Nc
1eigh. harness dealer, was arrested to-day
on the complaint of McTeigh for obtain
ing money under false pretepses. Hamil-
ton caims he never saw Cameron until he
met him two or three weeks siDce, and
that he was entirely ignorant IN attempt-
ing to dispose of the lots supposing Cam
erOn's titled TO them to be valid. An ex-
animation has not taken place yet. but
will when Notary Murray, before whom
the ackno " dgement of the fundamental
deed from Ocobeck TO Cameron was TAX en-
can be brought to Seattle.
Clarence Sheldon and Richard Mills,two
youthful larcenists who have figured in the
courts quite frequently, and who. are now
held on charge Of gr and larceny. will to-
morrow be sent to the poorhouse in lack
OF reform school.
, 1889-02-21
ON TIE SLOPE.
A Bad Man Shows Up in a Sc
attic Real Estate Deal
AND ANOTHER AT DAYTON.
Elsvators and lssiIrsads Discussed ~
Different Points--Crims and Acei-
dent Calendar.

DArroN, w. T.. Feb. IA, Special. Last
evening B. M. Wushburn discovered some
one had robbed him at bis residence OF
900. He suspected . young man named
Ed. Musick, ana soon foond his man play.
ing poker In saloon. He then notlneo
the sheriff, giving the officer description
of the man. While returning with
warrant Musick had smelt q
NOUS. and skipped from here. He went
TO Hon. A. H. Weatherford's ranch six
mile. from here and stole fast horse and
q saddle and has not been seen since. Of-
ficsrs are on bis track, he also cut down
the Western Union telegraph wire and
telephone wire near here.
LATER.--A telephone message mas
reached here from, the deputy sheriff that
has been arrested Ia Walla Walla.
Money and horse r. covered
, 1889-02-21
A MIDNIGHT MURDER.


A saloon Man is Cruelty Bstchered In HIS
Own Mar.
BENIcIA, CAL, Feb. Is, Special.--pat-
rick Ryan. a saloon keeper. was found last
night about midnight by Officer Malone,
who was attracted by Rroans, with MS
head beaten to u jelly and mis- throat cut
He was still alive, but unable TO
articulate, although he tried 70
speak. In his agonies he nad
orawled over the barroom and was covered
with blood. Death came to his relief In a
short time. The motive for the crime Is
supposed to have been robbery, as, Ryan
was quite an inoffensive man. 1t is sur.
mised that the parties who committed the
deed went in and called for glass OF beer
a. thore was lying on the counter 20 cents
and on the Aoor the beer glasses covered
with blood. Ryan, who wa
in the act OF retiring when called. must
have been drawing beer. when struck on
the head with an iron pipe. The blow did
not cause unconscousness and II is sur
mised Ryan recognized the parties and to
save themselves they cut his thrsst with
sharp instrument. They left the. saloon
without taking anything. although Ryan
had on his person 9 im of money and
gold watch and chain. and In the cup
board behind the bar was a sack contain
ing $50.
, 1889-02-21
LEAGUE DELEG
To Go to the National Republi'
can Convention.
A MOST MYSTERIOUS MATTER
Wireiets From waila waila-skits From
Salon Seattle summary-Points
From Portland.

OLYMPIA, Feb. Is, Special The rs'
hublican league of Washington territory
held conference last evening at the Carl
ton house for the purpose of electing four
delegates to attend the national republi-
can league in Baltimore on the 10th inst.
Captain w. McMicken, president OF the
league, acted as chairman. The fol lowing
delegates were elected: Governor W. G..
Squire. Seattle; 7. Fl. Cavanaugh, Olym.
pia; E. B. Hyde. Spokane Falls; Captain
Thos. X. Brown, Tacoma. Alternates
elected were: +. G. Dyer, Seattle; Colonel
L. s. Hewlett, North Yakima; Henry l..
Wilson, Spokane Fallsj s. w. Backward:
Tacoma. Probably both delegates and
alternates will be in attendance, and after.
wards proceed TO Washington for the in.
auguration ceremonies.
, 1889-02-21

Cameron OF British Columbia Tries q
smooth Game Vt seattle.

Cameron OF British Columbia Tries
smooth Game NJ seattle.
SEATTLE, Feb. IA, Special.-A very
hold aud nearly successful attempt at .
quick swiudls was disclosed here this aft
ernoon. Recently one NJ. Cameron came
from British Columbia and placed 10 the
hands Of . real estate dealer named Ham
ilton two lots in North Seattle for sale at
5000. Hamilton found purchaser 10
one Melt On. Q harness dealer. who agreed
to pay $500 down and give . .nortRaee
on the property for the remainder. The
property really belongs TO Ocobock OF
Walla Walla, aud 90 Cameron the other
day went to Puyallup. where he
impersonated Ocobock and had notary
ackno wledge the deed transferring the title
TO Cameron. Then he returned TO Seattle
and had the deed placed on record an
everything was ripe for his swindie: Blu
McTigh. the purchaser. wanted SlOOO OF
the requisite amount for paymenS ON the
lot and he called on another real estafe
agent to borrow the money. It happened
that this particular agent had been regu-
h,rly authorized to sell these lots by Occ-
book of Walla Walla and 90 he knew that
something was wrong. Inquiry disclosed
the true status of the transaction and
Cameron was hunted up, but he had taken
alarm and flown. Mc'Tigh had paid $50
to bind the transfer and he considers him
self fortunate in getting out of the swindle
with 90 small l0ss.
, 1889-02-21

and still father. during tho late campaign.
He was . Count Of Monte Cristo, but the
world 10 not his up 10 date.
WANTED IN BOSTON.
In connection with the above and the
facts already stated in the REVIEW, q tele-
gram from Jamestown, Dakota, throws a6.
ditional light upon the subject. "A Boa.
ton detective was here Monday" says the
telegram, "and left Q circular with the DO.
lice, giving . description Of General"
Wards personal appearance and Offering
a reward for information Of his wherea.
bouts. His real name IL said to be Sam.
uel Dakler Crawford. alias nine other aris-
tocratic1names, among them that OF A. B.
Wadsw orth, under which he aourished at
Spokane Falls. He has operated in the
principal states of the Union as a political
orator, spirituaiist, literary nan and biRa.
mist. He is wanted for $4,000 forgery
in Boston. He has five living wives and
three daughters. He can shed tears at will
and bleed from the lungs, when occasion
requires. He IL thong ht to be taking oh.
servations from Winnipeg"