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cosprSsEp pYsPArcns.

Colonel George Fiourney. . veIlkccva
lawve. II san franeisco, II deod.
Tie trial o' Frsns Coilum for num<r -
forgeries viii come up Vt Minnsapolm Oce
tobe4 l.
- Boston yes.erdaJ the eie.1ce srottins
stallion rae, was postponed unu' - dag ~
aecanit fsia.
suth oanage vas dore b the fem ~
r,,ar CoaiSsiile. "a, scetesdsy ~ me
bursting q. dain.
Tie str.kiug bsstenien 0sl The NJ .utSr =
DC railroad have c0mpIo0ieei ~
the read ard returned 10 WORK.
Che trial OF Mrs. gpbcft Ray IA ei!t -
sO- tie atTccious sssalt upc1 Net fnttd
nurse, vas ra'r;n.need yessse04y Mays
La rnlDe. New Jersey.
Resolutions were passed 1ue.i'y evee-
ius oy the logan Iryincible1s ol n syie9os
strongly recommending Mn. Jon 4. l0-
sGn Tor the orsce Of coinsniAsionsf of - =
SONS
Charles w. Beach. . prominca ~
1 paper man OF Prescott. A. r.. Was ssu :
I stsd Tuesday night An unku0 ~ msn
/ fred throuyh . window q him. sas6.
posse IL securing the cosntry ios sfs y -
IN. murderer.
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ODD FELLOWS PARADE.
The Soversisn Grand Lodge In See
i'm IL IninfnJEs.

coLUwEus. Sept is-Tss Sovereign
Grasd Lod e OF odd fol'oFs WAS cot is
session today, having sdjonFnei til to
morrow On account @. tie Big parade.
wh.eh was 6 greRt sner a.. 'as largest. u is
said ev,f he'd hy Ire Oh Fellows. Tho
u y ~ lie esi mated ~ irOIG Ii Vs
q 9 co. lhr gsfsr'sf og TAR a. h raii'-
t4ut was rue = arr ben any other IN
the b story II ihst branch of the crs.e-.
Ave large rfo~d yltwsd the pr cef-
siou Just before the p1YsGe s;sr esl UsaEd
sire Underwood vss throwa fg5n ri~
5ofSs aaf received I.sip.Gl ioInfies. Sai
thsg are no: GaaEe.0es.
The convention .! the gcts ces o gree,
mem bcrs Of the T. q. o. r., day .ofragd a
E nsisoasl assoesAtfo IA aceO.9ance s iih n
1 reso. nsicH Of the ~ C 2lsu sfant lo1sc
{ patsed at the last SIS o.a. 2 = OWING
officers were eiecse6 ffesldGsli. Afs N.
Z Rsa, oi Mis.osr vice president. Lo'iiss
r. Hal. vi indiana; ss,fet<fy, JuiiA a.
Burroughs, 81 NassAehEset =, treasurer
Mr. C. A. Eeed. ~ kc9tstEg; warden
I Mrs II T.. pfeif~r. 81 Aon'aes. fondafto;
/ Scsf.e Agtnn of oaio. eusr dsis. hrfais
Pzge. Distfie, Of Ieiuasais, sEi EllxSDtth
.fnT gf EfSEfrsr
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Same time o the 900 ton case
mated Eaeh-h shiP sultan Vss
stranded and the British aayal aatbogi-
ties were for .the'ime being. contcnteG
10 leave her si the bottom oi the sea.
bu. the board Il admiralty sitter
wards offered ilfiy thousand pounds
10 an, body y ho we3ii pai her aao=;,
an I company II itsl AZ sVecGistors
undertook and sceeofE l.isle& the
feat. The original cost OF she sultan
was 81 60 .rpo. and is Is aow considered
doubtful II she vii ever be ii for se-
tive service.
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Tacoma Tida Fiata.

TAcoSA, Sept. is.-It Is rumored thar II e
excitement abonf the locating OF Tscou q
tide ia, land with Valentine SCRIP is the
resal. of scheme engineered by parties
holding this scrip, 10 dispose OF II at a his h
price The parties themselves well
know that the scrip viii not
take the title Ia these lands.
but they have procured parties 10 make
filings for the purpose of fur;hering their
schemes for unloading the scrip The
county commissioners today ordered three
new iron cells 10 be placed in the county
.risoH at cost of $1,000
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rrx reorssvo puovxsp
re Iste ifa,ss Ia 5s4 - c-t .
iza, f4fty Stt.sEes

TSe Isfe ifues! IA jss 80 c-t'. 2
AzaS tIfty Sst,sEe-
SAN FRASC sc0. sep. i&-Jep@B(sss
gapers steclgca - the steamship 6iae.i
ir-l~v ,,laqe t.e total nupa1'er Ct persons
firoNn.G u the Geo3s of sugust -. IN
TIE eisy of wsxsya.o en4 tE the sisfEieis
a. Hlnairac AaFo. EGgashi Iura. Aishi
vu.a Raa tl.2aka A. le69e. ard TIE aum-
ts-r fa persoas receiving rrf-s& AZ y ~.
Tho rive- ktGs kutl =ss~tte3 ~ IA IH}ffs-'il
t5 esshseen feat abgEs - n1r1nai irVfi At.0
Ell. s,sIls sfeIsr ana the village - i1s4sssi!i
VS. wesnea z~sy 80, ssd afs = The sii'
lsze aad skoHs fSEts s-sssEt osEer Asiillt :
ysers .gessa b. rsgiEs waters "a tne
,noruEug q: Augsst - A. f10FfsgU "a
mas q; earIA frii f!aTa lhe mountain sieas
tets village = Trsi-4g'xa@a sEsG s-epg~sI -
a. zrsa al fEc s4yLEuf t1e sSEa as1.e, s1sl
xhIra. Feslgx sgas seN. b'eIhp8sf. ~.
reg Z tic ~ sEe as1 GroFFsi@i ir1st. (.
OF kfs .lAssaltaEts
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THE CRONlN CASE.
The Tedious Woik OF Securing q
Jury Continued.

C9ca6o, Sept ls.-The cronin case was
resumed this afternoon and an attempt to
get a jury was continued. Frank Wood
ruft's attorney applied today to have his
client sc. at liberty, the statutory time
within which he should have been
brought to trial having passed. The Judge
Jeciin,d 10 hear IL on account of the lack
of jurisdiction and the case will be laid
before another judge tomorrow.
At the afternoon SEE sion four Jurors were
secured. Their namts are: James A.
Pearson, John Culyer, John L. Hall and
4 n tries g. Dix
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yEgB sS EMBEZZLE..
The Former Secretary OF Mensasa
Apr~stsd sa n els NJ.

~. f&SG, sept. is-A spfcisi irvrn beie-
na. wsrf.. says tbeS william B. webb sas
arrested .nfay On warrant ssora out ny
the Cnsss1 etslss Sisfritt attorney. enarx
iisz hi.a win snt.xzing fae fcrs,s of tne
United stats shtle sefs1z % sseTcsaFy 81
tse terri org. WfEb wss sppTnfsd srcre-
isrF oyt.s tsrs lfssry 81 Montana IN isss b5
President lisssIsnd sDf nxd tae oues
'sast5 y.snaFsd tsy President Harrison lss'
As.-ls An examination OF Webos bcoss
sfrs 4 ss.,ss 4 ssefseit OF u s.u1 and Il
stEsf Il. psexssss. II II said tse sbDssegs
: ii ssss ssssy ~ GO or e6.nD wesb ~
tssrzss siafs aftskpeon s,ssoS< the 1nskee
= go nuade q eD0c1f Qe9S&k . -
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HELD FOR MURDER.
The Young Brute Who Killed Jack
son In u frix fight.

ST. LoUts, sept ls.-As result OF the
inquest ever the tody OF young Thomas f..
Jackson, killed in the prlzetisht yesterday
morning, Ahcern, the Surviving principal.
was held without bail 10 answer To- a
charge Of murder. white the referee. sec
on Is and tinsekeepers were n Id as access
ories
AL the pe,sHps held by the coroner a.
&C eessorie> gsye bail ani Ahearn was re-
manced without bail. An eyewitness at
the fight says that In the last round, when
Jackson fell, Ahea.n jumped on h.m aud
rained half dozen blows On the prostraie e
mars face. bang ng his head against thf
door with terrible force. Whea Ahcarn
was pulled of Jae kson's seconds demsndCd d
decision in favor of their man on az.
count Of the foul. bat he referee refuses:
aud Jackson was pushed up only 10 fall tn
diving condition
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shipping Intelligeass.

Pour LLAKELY. sept Is.-Sal1eo-t1ue
sis. II. G. Wright
poRT NApIsos. Sept. ls.-SatIod-Jon0oos
stella
A. Nickels. Gieared--schr II. G. WuG4ss
Captain Jackson, Valparaiso; sh YsomeA
Captain Reynolds, sydney.
rAx franc SEQ, Sept Is.--6A1le4-Ctey -
PaehIa. Victoria: Wilmington. Nanatoos
ST Ierk, Pprt Townsend; Dceeaus fuoes
.nurf
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THE YACHT LEO SUNK.
Two Bodies Found and Seven Are
Yet In the " Atef.

CLEyzLASD. sept. is-No'h'ng definite
has been leagd of the yacht Leo, which
left Detroit for Cleveland last night with a
ia ~ oi nine oa board, until this morning
when the bodies of Ritter aud Lawihei
were fosud hy the life saving crew. iios
ins Ia tue lake. TIE remaining bcdies a, G
beirr 4 srehcd for. tut The work Is sew
aud dauRerous on account of the roug h
Ys.s, gi Lake IRE
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 1s.-Among the ar
rivals on the steamer Gaelic, from Hong
Kong and Yokohama, to-day, was Tusy
Gwak Wing, recently appointed Chinese
ambassador to the United States. He is
On route TO Washington aai is accompa-
nisd by large delegation cf Chinese dig.
uitaries. The delegation are expected 10
leave for the East in day ertwo
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Ne rave ssrns cnolcost Property
uhIcn Ntesse- - saoe irtenang PutchsSers

Of
srels a sts ~a raasoo oashsi Ct toa1nsree
snr grstasv aav - tske iaefss u the truly
West End"
Ieas ccnase-st h = or '> ey sole ard c'' Il OR
aExt ny
svs snsYs @ tssaa . s AeA esa eos W zve esn
,ar hvc t hs AIT taaee q the Msdi and de-
% glorious Rhine
at ard e ola Hotd aid t1e ha from
Sth o.
e sH e eatee IL Is s1y anins
heavens svnr SOD BIS asye si 81 sss
giants In hAss enotasr ~i'e
es.r nj ~
1e C@o&4e tie osn fora
Nse caasscfl N zet and
zraSpsys
ssxssxg vi sa<ssa .s-s 70 ssn.ssa .s:a
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NoRrHKRN PACIFIC MoRraAaE
Particulars CT the Latest Financial
scheme Of That Road,

NEg Yoax, Sept. iS.-The offciai an.
uouacement of the details Of the new
financial scheme OF the Northern Pacific
railroad were made today. II provides for
blanket mortgage of SisI oo. .oel. o.
which ;Ae branch line bonds will reeu.rs
eco, tributary SIS. goc, ,aoa aud term.
ilsI tVglermeufs. etc. xS&o0o a0 The
most important feature is the provision "a
pay cash dividend OF per cenl on pre-
lsFred stock III January. iseo. and quarterly
dividends tseresfier al The rate Of / Der
Cent per quarter
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On tic Diamond .

WASHINGTON. SeIt ls.-First game-New
YORK 7, Washington :. -ceei q game-New
Work 20, Washington T.
IITrssUEG ssp'. is.-First ssme-fit's-
barg &. Cleveland :. second ame-Pitts-
burg 1. Cles elaud 2.
PHILADELPHIA, sept Is.-Athlefscs IL.
Btcck N IL.
CHfCAGo, sept Is.-lndlanapolis 10. Chi
cago ;.
LOUISVILLE. sept is-Louisyilie 3, Gin.
ciausti l.
KAxsAs CRY. sept. is.-Ksnsss CITY 2.
- Louss5
CuLtxRUs. Sept is-coiBnSus 5. Balii-
more !.
Bosros. stps. Is-Boston 2, Philadei.
! r.in
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wAELA NslLA, sept Is Gstsszsr
saith. - fsse Oregon Rsi,vsy & AaTigA
aIs,a Ls,.s pas, Aaylas iees 'e4fgs aI}lsst "a
rewatsslug rs. gesSssgG - se la srsta e. es,
~ lsss Gas rhErr = 30 tFa n rs Ess rrFsgfE
81 sad. - are rsssax saore sfEta Of
i,-rs4 gsr Pesset seaaA E.SssFS tAki He esa
kyNessrsgt. Aa8 rad - step fcs-esEifls
1Tt15- XII : ID W4ssa waIss sxsiB Ga5sti
ssssf iIsat sssss-
Nssosnexs sTssysa tsejay A1a spoke - .
e. Nees kszzSe sss-eEgaI
Hs.u &e lsssg ofs E-&rss a.3 Azsssc S<Fe :
sgsss &ssesEisS Eissz-
L4-ssz aszzss-. s~~4 ssEs So - = tss -sts -
"a ne czsv x.s s4zss.4 sxss ssxhr- Be pTass
- Z "a - h2m p3Utr. 10 HnAfxer aslX 1ou1
- DAheA III So:
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HIS THROAT CUT.
Either n Case Of a tfempted Murder
IT suif ffde.

81. IcuIs, Set. ls.-Henry Peter, a
farmer ase'i IS. halling from Quincy, Ill, =,
was found on the stairs ieadInf To his
lojciur house a, oil Ma'ket ~, ct tocsy
with li. tars at eur. The WiuGI 1 e - sew
cr.j. Jnt ptiers j. stiii elivp. II : not
knosa wh th.r II ia case oi ate emp,ed
suede or murder
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In the middle r. the afterno0o -
d.v. June G, 3, ecsras - =.
Necessary {, rsmov the eoO
J,o~r-IxTrLLIsEscEa fsora ~ ILL.,
4, had 50 lon oecupted %
avenue. nea q mressseL
,,.s found in . dweIiing y - =
the corner Of Fourth and coenn 49,
mere Vas sesatiful hwn - - ~
on the premises and -
h&rdsal,s Of ne ye.ss.s ~, sss.ss.ssssasi / 49,.
Tnsxss AZ tysf fpFxllIsgScEe Wo<SeS
:" - ,,,asf rssrs spd ouetpoD See
10 tie Iownsn q uansofd Sles -
Frrr s-d t.ksrEy sfrsesA 49, ~ .,sssssss a
on c. erfy rest- Ihe. .Iss9. .i.s...s asSsS,
ing rssorns are IN ta< s 49, - <.sc,ssfor
ri n company haussSs
Ate IL ts.s A. rs-ssf- -
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PROF. Aoours. WIZ
The Eask of HE Property os>e -
Yale University.

Ma EsvES. coar.. sept, lx-rAe v,D !,
the ate s'al kh--s Lc>-,. . was mad ! puh,as
yesterday. lie oeQaestAs the bulk - ~
estate, vAic'l wSsvaiar! II $50 na0 - ~
Yale university This IS the seccna a..
esi s:fs ever asis 20 Yale. OF The ,.,..ss
small eseaesis he vii heQa~.tLs -
hc's OF taS rrosessNrS hooks, ra.ash,.,e.
Eisan ctlpss. SnSrsv4nis, ttrs.s.tica ~
Asssssrolt srrasty ~ - Hclsv h. in.SSs
81 - stsle. All al ghs rem. der rO~~ =
~ q 2GtNetsitv la tsass
oa,-'ras,i ol ihe iisss Eae { or shis sruua
ese sAiru 10 trsuCis = eagns.. now nav
elins n EnFcsse. at's the other ,sir,i =
Yai> oSse-sSt ~.
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cent Tee mayor suggested tAss uhea
the new state constitution gees izte effect
70 hcrds Dc p seed upon the market and
sever rats secured Also that q sewerage
system be established. ss being essential 20
sae nsaifh OF The esty- The report eE the
nsa,ts e-ssee Shows he sssfh rste lrss shan
ave so- each I,so Inhabitants the Pas;
ysa-
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saving the 'CIiG Dweiiers'" Ruin.

wAsHGSsras. Sept. Is--secrciary Nob,e
decides, up9a he feeomms nsaiioa Of In
SECTOR ". II Harlan, thss the land Ia
Color. 10 upon which the ruins OF the resi
Ferfs-s aud usouncs Of she social ei 'eliH
tfwesltr." Il heated tse withdraw from
,s.sposal r3iI examination OF tue sane t-s
As'f IS d sAa rir-f 81 fs*~Ffs-g ~ tHstf
.stst . as4tJa 3. gscsi tsu- AID slgs5
.t.s< <-st. q E.. gr.t, ~ 81 ;gI s irsf.4-
.=.ss-l.t eaaoys 0r d, - ietoB.
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A sturdy ola Pioneer.

sEAREcg, seIt ls.-Mr. Richard Burn,
ham was 75 years old the e5ih of las,
August. He has been on Hoe tl1s canal the
past tairty-f five years. He works In q leg
siug camp. aad has for the pas; thirty
years. lie claims he csn do as much
work as any young man in any of the
cRmps, regs rdless of sis IS years.
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swamp Land in Oreeon.

WASHINGTON, Sept. is.-A mogioa has
eeea made for review OF the decision
rendered by Secretary Villas. IN December,
1875, reyoSing the approved swamp land
list. known as No. ), lakeview Dis.
ttioI. in the state OF Oregon. Secretar
Noste refused To reoi &c the ease. holuius
that no gre Il harm can result 10 The state
ancer The decision as made, and The con
tentlon 81 counsel for the state that the
.egai tile 10 the land Was b, certificate
an rested III the state. the secretary SAYS.
without expressing an opini, N, that con
eeffing that II this be correct. the depart
meat is without jurisdiction 10 entertain
the motions and appeals Of ths state and
The whole question will be remi,ted 70 the
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IoSpos. sept. 1.-The dock ooopsnh :
sent a protest 10 Card nal xansing sle
the lord mayor rointing sut fse esse q
vso,enee an me M r. Of the slrikess, s&ins
a nnfnher were refusing % eub0te r. u'e
terms of the agreement and thsy - 2 sns
ca,,lipal sai lord mayor 70 uso y ~ IN
ftir nee in Tia Interests Of psece
Thfee thousand men anao0hied - 40
cf The Victoria dock this f0fenool e 1s-
msndsd the dismissal Of tnc ofsc 49,
The company fefiise1 70 s1ns ~ ~ \. ~
police. :
normal aspect, There hays uesn
s,tsrks tllis morning upon ~ pfecAs's~
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EaIix ~ Nonte.ano.

MoNTEsAS9, Sept ls-Fte Republicans
heie sn eatagssastic meeting isst niSht, at
which Hen J. l. Wilson aGi Mao
Z DowneT spoke. The steamer Mot tesano
IL nafe si~c.as tF4Es sltsns be has tsor AID
brought i8 al hancred enthusiasts
Republicans = no cauie 20 hear tbs sp ak
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SAN Francisco, Sept. ls-Tae care and
ald Of teeble.mindei children was the topic
fer discussion at the session of the Ma
tional Conference of Charities to-day.
Pspsrs We're presented by Henry NJ De
ebert, of Phiisdelphia and Mrs. Brown, of
Barre, Mass. A general discussion of the
subject followed. The closing exercises of
the conierence were held this evening.
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Me- Gesfeyfan is%nd .

puELspELTa1s. sept ls.-Ss.- Elix2aeis
weIseiiAR mother 81 q saefsi George ?.
MssCls Ian. died TO fsy. ssse xas 20 years
- x-@
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RALxggH : E. sept. Is.-s50yesnor foG.
DIR. in view Of sAe iyncaink st Morgan
gcsgn iss5 week, Ess Issued q p-ecisE5a-
lion c.s1i1g nF-0G the officers of the Iaw
So ~ i.e.f iuiy ia tr.nEiag the perpessa-
tErs T. 5Is.-cs
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ouRLEY WILL nAxn .-


ss oess xhrss Ysasa
"arKxssEA. Wis. SEPT 49,
ley. who Was undonsscciv e~r'Se.rs. =. - -
nis VIE n 'sc abduction Of lisa,s ~
heimoad, Of chieSsc. vsn spspa oSc-.
sean niAking Shoes in the seais - -
ssupaa, He today rlesdca gusisy - =.
circuit cs'nr % charge of polyrsnv s-s
ass ilnmes.lstesy sen;ercs<i 10 the -
sssea,ssry. Gsf.sy: who save his 49, =
nssraN hsfths bchr. II ~.
aASnE es,s IcFi7ffas4 AZ WsrA~~S
eus'ss's legal wifs : serving 5 tr,m ss ~.
tes.ei, q pea.seti'isfy sos the seSHrsS
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CANADIAN PACIFIC SCHEME
They Have Secured Capital 90 Par
ehase the Northwest C>aer.a

81. FArl. Sept Is -A nrxesr~ p~sss
sFeeial trea Winnipeg says tia; the Can.
adam Paes5c directors have apparently
headed CT the Northern Pacific people in
shelr e,.ceaycs 10 reach the North we<r ter.
ri'o.y. Negotiations have been in progress
tor some time between the Northern Pa
citae aud TIE Northwest Central stock hold.
ers for the purchase of the latter line ty
the fofraef- The news. however, has been
Received here thai = syndicate OF English
CAPITALISTS. backed. presumably. BIZ ths
Canadian Pacific, have made final arranss
snrnss with the Canadian shareholders tor
the construction Of the entire road.
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MARKETS AND SHIp2lnc,

SEATTLE. Sepe II
Exchanges at the seattle clx xasine.hou,e
TODAY were s.ST .s3S7s.
The hsy rnerk,s j. steady. Ecc<ip.a aro
fac hui stocks ars comparatively lisht
Goo. hay is s'iil rrtailing al 80 per toe.
AM bringing SIS Ter ton wholesale.
Oats arc holding up very well. though
. drop wou,i no; be entirely unexpected.
III n W crops now arriving trcsl,. and
stocks are quite large. We quote SsA psy
ton on small lots. and SIS ON large losa.
In leeds, grain and barley. there u moth
insIew.
Wa.h,ngtons hop yield for the season Of
isss Is beirg rapidly harvested and pre-
parei far shipment. II Is estimated that
two-shirds OF The hops in the various hop
raising regions have been picked. ship.
ping has commenced and win soou b
brisk. From all parts Of the world como
reports of large crops. and there 10 dangss
of On oyerstccxing OF the market.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE NJ
CElPIS - During the last ~ houro
the merchandise and produce receipts q
this port were as follows: Puget Sound Ghoro
road, sis tons; Columbia 4 Puget sound
railroad. 20 tons: Seattle, Lake shore =
Cascade. 10 tons: l.. 5. Perry, . tons;
Fanny Lake, ia tons; w. =. Anuroe, u
tons. Fairhayen. = tons Fleetwood,
tons: klisa Anderson. tons: Evangol, 3
tons; Edith, 2 tons: Cascade, ttous: hich.
igan. $50 tens; Lucy Lnwc, 40 tons. Loula
Olsen, 20 tons. Total receipts, l.7l9 tone>
SHIPMENTS - iuring the last -
hoars goods and merchandise were shipped
IRON seattle To the surrounding country -
follovs: Prget Sound shore ruad. ~ tons:
Columbia i Puget sound railroad, = tOua:
Seattle, Lake Shore q Eastern rail-
way. IS tons. BY wafer--w. X. MerwlD,
tous; Cascade, II tens; Grace. tons:
Washington, Il tons; kdith, S toue; W. y.
Munroe, IL tons: Fleetwood. 1 TIM: MiCht.
gan, tons. Total shipments, Isa tons.
NATURE OF REcEiPrS-One hundred
and twenty tubs butter, ~ fruuka. car
tar In barrels, | ear furniture. car elaeo,
600 tons rock, ear stoves, I. no caecs oil.
car iron, ! car mschsnery, - ceees earthen-
ware, z5 boxss soda. 20 cases boots and
shoes. ~ eases lanterns, s5 buffs tobacco.
j. ears lumber.
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ExcnAxeF AND sxcrRIrlns.


New YORK, Sept, IS Money on call,
easy, sae: prime mercantile paper. h37:
ster.tDg exchange. steady: nxty-day bijls.
x4.siss demand, sass.
BONDS.
Uaited States Is (registesed), IL: u (cots.
porsl. I2s: as lrcgisieredl, i00a4; +'<s (cOu-
ponsl, 1854: Pacific, lGis.
STOCKS.
American Express. tls: Canadian r..
oitic, esi :. canada Southern. IN: CcntsAl
Pacific. ss,t.: Barliagton, 1854; IAGeA-
wanna, sTas; leDyer & Rio Graudes ~
Erie. a9i4 Kansas Il Texaa, l2lS: IA1e
shore. 10 =; Louisyii.e Il Nashville, N8s
Michigan central. 81: Missousi Poclor,
7sss.; northern Pacific, IN: pseeenoo,
7saS Northwestern, .llSi.: New Yoft c.
ira, i0cs= Oregon IEprovemenf. -: Nqyt-
gstion i0tsk; Trsn&ontineniai. III
eife Mail ssis: Readia2, 20. Rock 49,
lu23s; 50. Paul, 7si :; southern Pae!04 ~
Union Pacific, eii.. United seatos k1pe
sa,a: Wells.sargo Express. 81 Neeuo
Union, so American Cotton Oh -
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+ ;he Oisi s. ODD ssd "a the Ess e. . saal-'
Z g1d eosa poser. died NJ Jsma asca Pa iss,
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The emperor OF JafAn has susttafen
possession of EeS gsiace. fuTElshes.
in European style. which cost hia
four million dollar.