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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-10
Graina and Cotton Market.
Reported by G. W. Branch & Co., banker
and brokers. No I'LL Main street.

RICHMOND, Va, January 9.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-3,sO bushels.
C0ru-G bushels
Oat.-l 900 bushels.
Mill Onal-l5 tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-Lmgbcrry 1000 bushels prime
az /. 09. "a bushels very good at los zoo
bushels good at .Ol 500 bushels fair al 90.
~h0uberrv, 30 bushels very good 40 l.Of.
Total sales of wheat, 3Oi bushels.
Corn White - bushels very good at
i4c Mixed a bushels prime at 43c Total
sales of corn, "a bushels.
COTTON REPORT
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INSURANCE
-~--~~---~-~~~-~-~-~-~ ~-~---~~~~~-~--~--~--
I LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
THE LARGEST FIRE INSURANCE con-
PANY IN THE WORLD.

Total assets. 100000 Assets In the United
states s6.sB,515s! losses paid In the nited
States s.sU0,OUO losses paid In Virginia
over sl,,J,OO0 Losses paid.On proof Of same
without discount
stockholders personally respO' sible.
Local Board Of Directors. Colonel Archer
Anderson, Chairman. X. l.. Brown, G.. +. Davis
DAVENPORT 4 Co, Genl Agents.
Office C0mpany's building lll3 East Main
.freef la2 w
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PLEASANT VEGETABLE COMPOUND

for the quick cure ofall aiiecti0nsO OF the Throat
Lungs, and Pulmonary Diseases.
Read what Hon JOSEPH T.. BROWN, nited
States +. aaf0r from Georgia, has 10 say about
this WONDERFU CURE;
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Bu'kmeats-S Sides, SEC; s. ouders, Sc.
Bac0n-Western shoulders, &c; tlear-nb
sides Zoe breasts lie hams l3lc.
Flour-Richmnnd patent roller family
So - 10 81. 80. fancy family, 1919 90 S6.O,
family. Si.75 20 $3.50. city extra Si.25 To
500 city supertne, $40 to 800; city
fine s. % 10 $3.50.
Meal-Cly, per bushel, Csc, country, IS to
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NSU M PTI0N

last stages OF that terrible disease. Ia effect IL
wonderful The cough Is eascd and tho
rcspirati0ns lcngthoned; the lungs begin 10
heal. the hectic fever and night swcats are
checked. strength aud yigor return. slceplcss
nights give place to quiet rest aud cheerful
awakening. thoappefifc returns and hope and
happiness take the place OF fcebleness and
despair. N 10 does not DO what Is claim,d for
it. return the tonic and your money Will ho
chcorfully refunded.
lLLL ~ 1 y AnL. ~ IL AAn GHEAI
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Poultry Dressed--Chickens, 8 TO l0c. per
pound; Turkeys, II TO lie per pound.
Ducks. 10 10 ne pr pound Geese, to &c
rer pound: Turkt Tvs i've 10 Toe per pound.
Dried truit-Peacbes peeled 0 10 &c UNI
peeled halves 10 Sac Apples sliced 3 10 ie.
quarters y TO &c Cherrie, pitted ii 10 lZc
Black bcrri.s 20 o: Whortleberries TO &c.
Feathers-Prime hive goose, 30 TO 40 per
pound; mixed % TO SOC.
flaxseei-per bushel. 81 10 10 81 %.
Hides-Dry fiints. light weights, to &c
per pound heavy weights, &c per pound dry
salted, &c wet salted. &c: , zen, g.
HOgs-Dressed. - 20 &C.. backbOnes and
ribs. 10 &c; sausage y to o.
WOol-Iub- washed 30 TO sc per pounds
unwashfd. pc per pound.
Iafd-Prime country. q 10 loo per pound.
ODions--ln barrels 81 10 to Sl ..
Oranges--$2. - 10 A.. IS.
Peanuts-fancy stock, per pound, 81 to
SIC medium 3 t0 &c.
Potatoss-Per bushe. IS 10 SOC.
RO0ts-Ginseng. perpOund, S1.15. Seneca,
per pound. % % 3Oc.
Game-Partridges, 10 toI pheasants
o to 3jc, venisOn. - 10 lie. whole deer
o &C.. rabbits Z 10 Ice
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UNITTTT
Noah ~. Holt and - Kendall millers and
partners. doing business underline firm name
aud style OF n W. Holt 4 Co... Defendants
I'm case and upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object of this suit is 20 recover ag,iiust
the defendants S44 30. with interest thereon
al the rate of six per ccntum per anuum from
April -, ISIS until paid. and 10 attach the es-
tate OF the said defendants IN the city Of Rich
m0nd. and subject the same 20 the payment of
the plaintiffs claim.
And affidavit having been made and hled that
the defendants are nOn-residents of this
state. 10 Is ordered that they appear here within
fifteen days after due publication hereof and
DO what is necessary 10 protect their inter
ests In this sui-
A cOpy-Teste:
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
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Wholesale PRICE CURRENT.
Country Produce.

Reported By Paine x Houston Commits
cion Merchants, l2O6 Cary Street.
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This Serial is Beautifully II.
Illustrated by CuSachS.

Attention is invited to the illustrations
given below, which are selected from the
large number appearing in the text Of
the serial.
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NIRGINIA.-lN THE CLERK ; or
FlCE or THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY or HENRlCO. IN NACA-
IlON. DECEMBER 81. 1873
Central Lunatic Asy Jun .............. Plaintiff.
against
p. IA. Ragsdale. sheriff Of Dinwiddio county.
Isaac Davenport Jr, Constance H. Moore
aud Thomas Moore. her husUand...........
f.f.u.F.Dfa
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COTTON REPORT


IIuThET ITIUs
Quotations -Middling, Ole; low mid
ihng. 9ic. good ordinary, Sic.
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For splendid reading matter-bright,
sparkling and intensely interesting-we
have not surpassed the story MISS
BRETHERTON.
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The above is a fac simile Of package
Of OLD VIRGINIA OHER00TS, full
size, and made Of the very best Tobacco,
mild and sweet. Equal to any l0-cent and
better chan any Scent cigar on the market.
Ask for the Old Virginia 0heroots, and see
that you are not imposed On by limitations.
Ny name is on every package.
FOR SALE EyERYwuERE.
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NIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF THE COUNTY OF HEN
RfCO-lN VACATION -ON THE 3lsT DAY
OF DECEMBER, lSss.
William II. Beyerldge. ................P Plaintiff.
against
William II. parkerand Margaret G. Parker, his
wife,. .. ...... ................Dc Defendants.
IS CHANCERY
The object OF this suit h 10 require the de
feudlnt4. Margaret g. and William II. Parker
to comply with the terms of sale % the plain
un. Boo the purchase of PSI 9 l2ths feet of land
lu Baldwin street. between james and Baker
streets. ln the county OF llenrco, and 90 make
ro said plaintih good and sufficient deed 70
said land.
And am AFFIDAVIT having been made and filed
THAT diligence has been used by said plaintiff tO
ascertain in what county OF corporation the said
DEFENDANTS Margaret C.. Parker and william
IA. Parker, are, Without elect, 10 ~ ordered
chat they do appear here within fifteen days
after tho due publication OF this order, and DO
whatever is necessary 10 protect their I'M
terests herein.
W s. LEAKE, Clerk.
WADDILL. JR.. Attorney. STA i-Ftw
VlRGINiA.-lN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE STU DAY or JANUARY, 1859
Mary Alice MOuntcastie, who sues by her next
friend, W. j. NOr th...........t.-....P lalnun,
against
Arthur L. MOuntcastie. .s.. ........ Defendant.
In Chaucery.
The object OF this SUIT IL 10 obtain for the
plaintiff divorce from the bonds Of matn-
monv
And affidavit having been made and He'd
that the defendant u not a resident Of this
State. he Is ordered 20 appear here within hf-
teen days after due publcationDf thi. order,
and do what Is necessary 70 protect his Inter
ests In this suit.
\ copy -Teste
CHAs. W GODDIN. Clerk
EDGAR ALLAN, p. q. 2la9
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Hay-No. Timothy, per ton. $1,000 70
100, No. 2. 1850 20 loo; mixed, 300 To
HOO. Virginia clover, 700 tO 1890.
Balcd Oot.-Sil 90 90 100.
Shucks-Baled 90 10 zoe.
StraW-C0mpresscd, 100 pounds. i0t0 = G
loose, pressed, large bales, a. % 5Jc.
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HE
MUSTANG.LIKIMENT

IS FOR MAN & BEAST PENETRATEs
AUSCLE&fIBkE 20 THE VERY BONE
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BrOWn,tuii per ton $500
Bran per ton. $500
Iron, steel, Nails, Etc.
lron-Amencan refined. Old Dominion
bar per pOuni for standard sizes q l-lOC.
English and American sheet. 8! 10 5lc Swe.
zen hammered. % De-. hoop ! To Ole.
Nails-Old Dominion, standard size, S2.lOi
tee 500.
Walker horse-shoes 81 mules s..
Cement, Lime, Plaster, Etc.
Cement Union, per barrel, $50 ROsen-
dale 30; James River, lbs.
Lime-Rockland, per barrel, Sl.lOtoSll5
anchor $l.O5. Riyerton. 81 .05.
Pla-ter-Lump 81 ground, 80 ealcinad
plaster, 80 10 10.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-10

WAITING 10 nRAs FROM JAY GorLp.--
The laborers who dug and graded the Mad
ison street r!ie PITS for the tsaeea City Ca
HE Company several weeks ago have. not
Vet received tfeis pay. fhe iAburefs have
sued. aud The company has adopted Dew
tactics to slave them oil until the officers
come from the Eass" the company yes
teF,iay made stipulation with Y. III,
fater. attorney for The latoreEs, by hich
the trial of the suit, which Was set ~ yes
tegday, il continued 20 August 20, with the
understanding that II the claims are Ioi
paid on ar before that time judgment is "a
be taken against the company, which by
such defailt fos let's all rignt OF appeal.
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KILLED sY A BURSTING PIPE
Tersib,e Accident ia . fittsburg
Street

PlrTSBUgG, Aug. o. This afternoon,
while thirty inch natural gas main was
being tested the dead cap on the END Of
the pipe blew cut. scattering debris ia
every direction. Several hundled work
men employed in the iron mills
scar by weFs jus; returning
home, and numpcr OF then
had stopped along the II, noh to watch the
experiment. They wege struck hy the
dehFss aud flsinx missiles, as though a
bomb had exploded. The pipe was braced
into the crowd with teFri1c farce
N"Eknen sad ssecfst1rs were thfown
down by the force of Tire explosion spd
one ot those killed Wa husles sgsiusi a
brscx house ana his neg brt ken A zen
efAi siamleie followed tsse explosion aud
secu. ot the widest exc tenn eli
ssiea. The cries uf the injured could be
hTSfd several square. Investigation show
eel that I've men had hes q kl!les outright
AMI about fifteen Others injured. two OF
ths IN fatally. The deaf we're ceuveyeG to
fheIs homes ana the injured v no were as-
able Ia walk were tskea ~ a IsspItsl.
The killed a5es John Miller, single
aged - scarss John uJoSuar, single.
aged about - years. teFioasiy iuja I'd /.
Joa.i tsfeener, married, terribly cut aud
bruised. injured internally and will dies
Henry >. kariesl. a bay, ssaii fractured snd
Injured Internally. VIII die. John Brany
tniaarigft. Internal ~ injasesi and bs sd
eui william Is zen, Aadiy ear and bruised
ihHagSt 10 nave received atCrfiai Injuries
James Heldgics. OF -. fy9eis. No, h0th
lexs bFosea.
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NEWS FRAN asYrI.
uippoi, &c IL Still Bomhariipg Port
an Prince.


NEW YORK. Ang. s.-The steamer Alyo,
just arrived from Hayii, trinss news up 10
July q. she reached Port aG Prince OF
the morning of the 18th. Tae noise OF
Hirroiyte's cannons could he dissinc.ly
heasd firing q the bDwa, sae attacking
force beng ct the west II the place two
miles away. TIE tngeoa; Panama, I'D taes
harden, carr Ing few heavy guns In I.esi
times service. vas or.sef1si around ~
where she could attack sirpeis te's BEN
harding party Ia the tight hank. As the
liitle tagoust got with 4 ieiag distance
she b gsa TO hsaEs away. ard kept IL up
until darkness set in. TIE bamhardmen.
by Hirpoiyte was kfpt up all
nikht The Aiso lett tlaa aeSt mornii q
Leg time tuss two laen dIsing ths fierc<ss
OF the f-ht while Hipnolytes losses can lie
rsckoned by huedreds
Further INFO nat on ur der date OF July
. says that every thing is lai ef Port AT,
Prince, -. Ihas delay IN attempting cap
tHre OF city Is giving Inhabitants renew 80
confdeae. ana Is bartins eanse of the
northern party. The ncag spnroaeh OF the
rainy season IL INSTANTANEOUS 10 Hippo
sgte and il is thought e will have u y
Guilty In keepine his forces in Fne field with
cut large defecfioas. Ere 4Eei.f firing was
kept up. IL Is saif, inihs nal shtrn SIDE of
city aud Hlppoiste's advance Ter. es could
DC sen from tho q cas- OF SesSt Is
in the hagtsor. Commander i.aCauge had
been bTib.d ID give up Inc place for 3d.
90 A Frenehmaa nini g with Gereral
Albert salnoee ut his camp, learned of the
y hetne nno ou his return 10 Port au Prince
disuleed II To the aniko- tiles, who with b
isw troops and Calling gaas easily Re
pulsed the advancing columns Of saluove.
IL was said that If this scheme had tecss
successful legItime wouili hsve accepted
Hisuolyte's offer 10 pension him ana lefs
The island. iacoupe Is contrasting large
part OF the watsr supply.
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80 1rwsA 49, mmGnsA sxfsRd y
A<ssea wss yssaedsy esossss " -
cutunhia = nsese egsins .nslirsoa 49, -.
panY asnkn1G @nnnes - Ct4MAn- y -. u - !.
ks1 fsuu ss.sssn9 $780,. 2. - - !.
fyens " 1877 IL. Iesf1s sna1u 80 -.
= eesssie- Tbs pi1znnhs assss. 49, -, - :
JULY - dry hua9fsz - ths 49, =. .
saS3e ct lad MIR teef - xssSA - - !.
seDdta8 nrxses ss1 hln<e- - ~ usr1 :
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feupHsry szfsxiajHx es3<f - 49,
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hesStfnkx fhxx hare h<rss sTersed - -: ::
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: E.snd ss< II ~ b. TIE y<&5nssns tAT y
sxrxf1inx <5Ys3ss vas kssHstt
Jzss~< fsssis xnz1 4 r sp&s sssn9 -
d. tepuxsIs ss1f a9n.tsss HsnsT l. - a as..s
Az tbs Yruxf Street Eabif la Fay .- -
nessy IN he ssm u Sc 80. o. Shic1 Fsss -.
sssss f<r gt9T - anx ~ y sga1 1fas -
kssa The snss arises fsun fsisafs % -
s,srs az sas-fSazsr ars<sr k<sehs1ie On yefsA<1E
Z Sssp Tbr ss5sxa<<go states sEsa- - - -
ysyza2ry and re Fsxssss8s tara H rsss =
ne rszslseN Of Mo- a<sse. - TIC e1asr 49,
50 vxssss a erssss. ssF Ehifh fr<T ver- y
y.ssssss me above sun. fssisx ea1tfxetz.i
=, f.s~ssf<f. sssr grxses ~ 20 escfs PEI fsfs.
ssssf ,rssuidszsxs claims Il for trssispoV sAtsss'
esss rsz,s a. -ssss while "a rse fss 40 Pug
49,. esfk "A the fistrt = Eisss s8es o.
t.vst sss~gs. tbs road s1ta tie eoaSfF IA,
.gfssy~ .xd tssxy pras that foresss~Arc -
sl.e I{ae. ssxrsser with 5sszss szss Efk. sFttss'
80. ara rss~fs As orsfesssi-
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maRKErs ~ TELxesAPH.
Sax rR,xctseo wryIrw.

SAN FRANCISCO REVIEW.
SAN Francisco. Aus. 9.-wheat-Ned-
etsse iemsnd. value fsstly steady; quota
BILE al $ls.5.
i.srle.-Dull aud easy; cd No. / feed,
e7sse-
jais-G,os tone; ma ket, demand good:
nj SCARCITY OF stock b. market is Well
hs aaled: choice feed, 81 a; No 1, St.iS
a., IFS: swer graSes, Ess,gLIaia.
Hops-.so huSiiss-.
Fotatos. Prices easy: Esriy Rose, 4oa
ST. tiraaat Chill, s0gIje; Burbanks. 7osG
$f--5.
isntter-Fancy, firm, as9@se; good TO
choice, iszl2ic-
Eggs-vesk: California ranch. 2sgscc;
store lots ft(G-Sc-
M chs tiers reported.
NEW YORK MEacHA SDfss MAExEr
NEx YORK, Aug. at Receptions
opened steasy, 15tGG points mp; closed
fisln, Sal5 points up: sales, 1880 bags:
; p;emfsr. Is. i0sdl5.xn. October. SIS lusss
lao; Nc.elnber, SO Is December, SIS. ostlt
i5.29; Spot Rio. steady and more aetiyS;
fSss eaTg"es. Isl &c.
Z sugar Raw, entirely nom lnal: refined.
qaiet and lie lower: &C. 6ssG6szc; extra
~" TGs &c; white extra -" 71ad-s SC:
Yellow. Z .if67sc: eff 4, Z 3 ice; standard
A SIC; conieetionerS A. sc: cut loaf.
7s.e. crashed, Size; po~der,c. sssc: gran
u aied, {, r.. cube. So.
Fosi-.rttasys Eall ucosGud. DOMESTIC
Easee. & &s9c.
Copper -Qa.st Int ARA; lake. sil.ee; G..
u cope, s. So
Lssd-SteaSy with x.o-c doing: Closing,
qsrs at and easier. domestic. s3.a-
f.n-FrSner; straits. Sli H.
Bar silscr, 9z1sc.
oHfcAso PRODUCE NARxzT.
CHICAGO. AHx. o--w aeat- Easier; cash,
7tsfe: Sc ,,teEber, 76i ~. December. 7sc.
Corn taady cash. ass2c: October, Ssgsc.
oats--Fasier; cash, 40 a., SSptem Der,
z &c: 0e.ooer. aasc.
gs-les --Sep Eenber, Size.
Pork 'irn,: casa ana September. SIC. s.;
October, sla.47ia.
i.art--sleady; cash $40; September,
s. istg6.Ela.
LvERrooL GRAIN MARKET
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 9.-N neat Quiet
holders or moderately.
o-n--Dull and lower: new mixed West
eftl, As 81 per GENIAL
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1mE cIrr FRONT

TIE Anecn sal 5 f0z ALASKA scEayrow.
The kkxsuoosi went ous yesterday IS
usual.
Bnt sew ssa wers running In the harbsr
YESTERDAY.
IRE Henry Back has began taking coal
a. The bar kezS
The rmxfisls Il tiae here Sunday even
Ing from san frsucaseo.
The Premier had 50 toas Of freight for
Seattle yesterday morning.
The Cify Of PuehIx sails for San Francisco
e nzosrc1 snos ming 81 s O'clock
The Angeles IS due here from Roche
Harscr With SO barrels al lime
The ". T. Monrne has eeen bcaehed fer
repairs The Mabel takes her place
The B.ae Jacket pnt 10 sea for San Fran
cisco last night with l So tons OF coal.
The usrrnania Is on her way here from
San Fraacssco % lead coas for that pois-
The Lofts walsh left for San Francisco
yesterday with go tons ct Gilman coal
The schooner Lucy Lowe Gas game from
Port Townsend 10 Tacoma DOR inspection.
Six srnmenee scews Of Nrifk were uu-
loaded NJ different points Mug the frenf
yesterday.
A les days since the Ei; broke ove OF
the tiadss OF her propeller on the b~l,sss
pile near fesseras wharf. be Was laid OF
for repGirx yeeisrcav. the cry o! QHincy
taking her l.fsee. she VIII usiss bat oi.e
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Mag.AREr saw,i.R
WIN Present "Rssaen ard JoIist."
'A~sh" aAd The uone, sas.sss''

The sails Of sga;s for thss great se,T.ss,
Margaret Nsthsfs eGHaKeMent. i RON
sUlas so 81 stTahSrs's 4 Is'ioa :. aaA The
g.s0sr@cts sro the hgfet - asoss ~ Ibres
uishis wa ~ most Brilliant aSass Miss
~ ss ssea ga Sew YORK fram KafuEvc
inN '3.ss AZ > and started wiEa her cnfa
Pass a Asgisfx FER seattle sssEeel SOD Wiz
nSxta aEf sessNa hers. Ehe repertoire 70
se sss.a atesa ~ thls cesehsafea aatfVxs j.
az Neslient otSs. aAa Is sars - please our
kegsler EtteNs Fer AHaHAy evening
kass4s and Julie lsscsssay sxtaine
ne MsstseY as%en, ard Wednesday even.
sps. tsAA. tte ferssksa." Ntss MsgAas ;
earers an Tie sss3r j. aasie sszalisaf. aass
she Fnsfr asok fs~sra % her appearances
hcTs ssta rfNss eesl az Fx@xasatis sn-
Ge.Faten- rae f. HaF.sEis ans sagsvsNg
setfsss Ct tse Sra rank. xass is nausfsss ~
se1lsstasa ~ho th3as Il fxcsasasy IN
ssoaist ara cas- plaYs pssss~tIy
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srflDaxs ysEssrs.


-
Waodsn Ones
p..sassx Irssx essr AbisoG THURSDAY and
FRIDAY fssnnss ssss Esllos1ns bniiesnE gssf
RATS.
yssssa " peany. oEe story franae, los ~
tss,ek ~, ID. i. i,suHy x<.siit on, BE
Esi4 ri ~. E0yge. three story triex afAs'
.ss.ass onlIslsf.x. Us Z. bioss 5. fao.y6.
-. ~ Hsscaanb A sso t. rsiss ara Fefasli
,wss. fssfy fsaaF. southeast efgfser -Gnsh
Fourth and Jack son ssrests. " 90.
r. 10 Fsenina tao ous sfary frames, los
2 and 1. tzsoek d. Ffosgett Terrace, sxs1o
A. n. MeaBea. osis story frasssr i0t z
bsssk 7, New Meefafsi astsiifson. t&S
Oliver Beruars, tScssory frame i0s .,
a.lsssk {. Bell 4 Deanses addition, t.ss6.
Jane White. one STORY frame, sr's :, bsfr
Is. Asynani's addition, sisA-
E r. Griffin, oue story frame, lot =
bloch .. A. A. Denny's addition. siyg.
F1wsssi 1. I.lsdscy, t~osfofy frame. io'
4. block q. Denny sid ton. .5oa
r. u Mesr<. one ana one bail story frame
lot 3. tsosk Is, Edss' addition, 30.
j. /. Chase. se igm prove fhrec-ssosy frame
lsfs and I, block ~, Asynsrd's addition,
Joag erie, txo storv and basement
frame LOT D. block ~, Maynard addition
fsp
Koch 4 Jensen, one story ard base.
meas bfick, bot :, block Il. isoseb s Denny
addition. Aad9.
Joan Graf one and one hslf.tory frame,
lot ). block Is, &. u Bgens addition. 80.
X T. Graham ard A. Maitland. three
stsry frame. with basement, lots III aud IL,
block 81, Denny sixth addition. slt-nW-
Arthur lie Voc. one and oiFe- hall story
frame, lot &, block -, Denny sdsiiiion.
tsDi
seattle Gas 4 Eiec'ric Light Company
one. story fsanae, lot =. block ~, Maynard
addition, 81.
Henry j. Regna. two story frame, lot T.
block |. Terry ioarth adastiun, 81 900.
IT, Il Woodland, sau story frame, lots 5
and :. bio 80. Debnys addition. 81 .su
Berasfd ftanezsf, oDe-stpry tfafae, fos
/, heck {. fesler's FIRST addition, xisa.
" r. Bowdisen, one and onc-haif story
franc, lot :. bl,sex 6. jackson street add.
iiou, u .Dsl
joan Dosinm, lwo~st0Fy frame, lot 2,
blek ~. Il A. BELLS addition, koVo
W. u. Fentcn. tw0-Stpry frame. lots and
s, block /, Gotnstock addition, sS,sto.
X. Reynolds. two story frame, northeast
corner Beil aud filth streets, x4,Ao.
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.ieur.oAwhscnup LOWERS u
New forh'- Grew Defeat. Eoston NJ
the Chicago ssssls.

uIcAgu, Aug. The ssss event 81 thu
Ptsiiuasa sexatts was cap 8F-G by tue New
feFssrs Ia spite ~ bas on's besf efforts
The water wss <rnesfh a. ass. THE t,etflne
was S-Uie SIS eu tie Al AnsAs. Both The
ATTAIN As and bfadluf . we're wiste3s
ch"sra4 81 sheir spis<Ars .sce Oh the vat.
aFs EnTsf sas a.gy Fisst sud ha1 q Snaii
lead al the has salie sMa a3-a heea III.
'eAt at ths Saree z 1zs.sFS Iise Asiantss
s'e@ ssfsssf saa wage n Tie l. 81
teF short sisssRee again falling
20 The car. The hrAdl .sas started snf
@iih ts.igfs als IT stroke. hat BOW, raj Il,
EA'gtF t0aT. Tsa Afssnf&. STEADY strak~.
evan rssN los &n1 ssaTscss4sa. fssss,gsiau f,ssi
20 ne result The ilfa9 s,5gsa rowing was
sSsss'. some rnshNx ~ N.sg sass longer
thAa siastS. a. Atlantis gained tie fssla
ss3. ho@e.e. snsy vae wiIhis the .Ass
two isnsths us sh~ satsA
lhe ssw York etss err ssssss TIE TIA . ;asf
. lessFts abFs3 TIE tfhse Msx. Afas.sa
: q 81 sfasfssi s4.as Tss sfsre br,.skS
ths seSeFa. tss hest rssss ssss essst-s1sr tifs..
= % - sEi "a 4 raHasng f.Tsr az B..
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g gsssn-s Ixssge taaszfst I1Pors aaf
A ola. ~ sase fs.nn ef Van, ca the Aiss o
the Puees sound Shore sstssosss- = ~ Aass-
sssh Auditor fsrsest yesterday
tscapxes q, ~xsf were issssesf ty Auditor
Fn~s.sk Yesterday for =. -hsssf9za ana
Elixzl1sh seyTaDa-s Of Taconss Arcnsfmic
Il. cryxw. of Massachusetts. aud bSrfna
Miller, of Germany HilEiss8 EusAi1s 81
-aIrsefs Bay, aud fnclsn Mary, 81 Gair5
ttAfysfy.
Toe heAasg matters ~ the gepsrza reyef
COMMITTEES EsFs@euEss5 very qsall ApYenf.
snee yesterday. ua8ay esse cps fer eslef
prs ntSd isx@d Tfst rs amid Pan IN
destffuff circumstance ehs IA - ~ =,
work. sfs was given SO "
Train Dispatcher A. ExsHiii. OF the
Pugs: -ssuss shore nnsf columbia 4 fages
squad railroads. yesterday fDoyed his o:
Gee frokn the banding on south Esghth
street, which he has occupied since the
Are. to q small wooden structure issss BE-
low the Oregon Ing Foysfnsns Company .
coal Office.