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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-26

w lbLMniiNS ~. AND NORTaFPSy- D r,' ,1r
GOING NoPT'f5 ~ Lee . leee.
Daily c,,,s.,,
Tex Sundau1 n.r,. H--SSoy
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-26

When Beaver City had reached a resi-
dent population of perhaps $50 it became
a great place Of attraction for Texas
cowboys, and promiscuous shooting be-
came a favorite amusement The visitor
usually rode into town at gallop, yell
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SHIPPING Norrs.

The City eE paehsa took faeI last evening
a. sAe bankers
1lse CTS ea rnsbiA ioak ists sacks az cats
81 haxieg's " hsgf yesterday.
The C. f. Waite LETT COZ ,ae aalsha,
grounds yesterday Is rs IS y IA
Toe steam collier Willamette leaves far
F0rtlafsd - ssAy s8tA ssn0 tgsas 81 coal.
Ctask Il Morrison iRWnchsi a raw - faes
esasnSs&t efss@rgiaF ~ G1sHaAhs Gaek she
was afterwards tossed aosn 20 glayk &
NafT.>an's esnailaegse. where she viii DC
estshsa H.
The EGHA has heza sakim of tac Port
TeRassnd route and the CITY ~ Carney
n'sfeaf - q hSs ssead. TIE EGlta = ~ be
ssEcfnss3ezs, sssls VII retain 10 wu9k within
aeoot iWp weeks
Astss being lsiE up ssEee last Nssx esss 81,
tse sfEafaeE Washington Is ~ LAST ready
far seFVtc4 Stree she eaassea suBa5ag "a
Maafeass saA has been ftiveagAsy over
AsRsest she aSsVes ta-slKAi ssg wassa0ns.
q, fsaaseEg. fsa haAs tssiSssr. is gssass *
sssst rgsAssssS au his Gsw aanarA. Nsstes.
day tsa xfAsss E0gss WAieA s-e - sapy~srr
the awning wese nixsSst Ia pas{ssoa TIE
t.sai IS - Ne saishet "a ce-btr sad wgEs ID
Fvsssy faz 1sssSfRySs Seas; April -
Ehe gasaiaay eAnze lu ft3sa Ia Ce1nsz
Ye<seF3Sg wsfa = ious cf saF k0s :. il&xseg
s s2 a&eSa ssas q eats tat Jones & HEB,
tNlf Tf.e ga afse ssuES-S IN GAHsasa tSgE
ss@Fs a2s y wsschaase. SIZE EFxs uae<e a..
disc 81 sAx ktas saese4 ia lse wasvhsmSe
GAstses s9sssswx e. esslg zNA1a IN tae
Ssssss - Ess psesass h&s spss set0e1iv 49,
os4zed se% Sassit3a saasse yaeknf av sAs
tssfA 81 sefzsssa &s1s pesFsna IS sae sfsrx
az sssNAsz Nasa &aa Fraa2Egve IS resea.s {:
g = Enssssa thss NJ Al, ssess wEss L
sttga sae E.ss5s.aa sesuezsssisztg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-28
TACOMA NEWS.
Deserted His Wife aud Children -.
noinss In Court

TACOMA, March sS.-~it IL currently re.
uorted today thst c. Y. Cooper. formerly
freight agent Of the Nesthern Pacific road
here. has deserted his saniiy. Cooper WAS
chief clerk In The traffic department OF the
Oregon Railway 4 Navigation Company a,
Poytisud. and when the seTthern Pacific
rosa across the caansss MAS com plotted
same 10 Tacoma aud took sae position a,
local freight agent He sesYesi for aayns
Hne AMI vas sGccacsled nv Agent nsFrix
topper then formed the SeSaaally Mil
tds1s pant. o. which he wzx president. ia,
shess time ago he sid osst hss Interest Ia
Y u. tas'shEsn fer sl2sf - setrnrgs.d Of
saas an.auat. IL Is aliexesi, he fytAiae.i sFSkl
and seut Ssae TO il else. who .sas ee.st
vile aes TIVE ShndtSu Ia relatives ia Nc.
sefsa NooFes was rec sssiesa "a sa sxeets.
tinnAlif capable man aud q s,sake,, isIrt.Iy
OF hs the otsictass 81 the road
tee : smith aud 4 A. uasAreuck hAye
pceu cise;esi descgases - tae afAaa ta.isss
!. u - f.. which coNYeaes AZ t.srf Foxn
sehu tas seroaa Tuesday Of NAY, Ag Rsints.
lnstrs, No. 81
sherisi A. b Ranks Of ssarry ceantY,
lesz. asstssd IN Tacoma this sa5,saiaE. S.
N.if sske hsek with hia n Rmeer,s,A
VIC - Nanttd for seduction. SagYlfl
ftiss arrested fs<ersaud as Gig uafa&r !
week sso sunday. and has held htns tr'
ts-Asertag since then. skeysH EAak
VIII ses ihe Sosna district now shas ~ /.
cal hsFe, sna this aslegaoon weat on ~ -.
Mrs frseda kiesevestes wss asn..su,,.l
guardian q her eAli;FVa. A. 10 xt,ar.si A.
Mzs ssxaiiy appointed hS the via 81 ID,
ssts husband. Herman hiesewStGx.
T. l. etllss. - guardian of Marx p niek.
lhspa snc kesscn y HSeklnsoss. alea "a in
eesloFy to-day ef the estate, mkieh kst,s
pfsses tne West B ali II NJ Aesel MoFgsWsD /.
aahassen eiaim No u, ~ portions ~ So
Avsas - ana u. tew nsesr ~ aSsth. range
east, comprising see oSA aersss 3shs 49,
q tne land u placed =. slae rSf serr. !,
sonal estasc -
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NORTHWEST NEWS
s,soDr ksows WHO HS Is


po.-v, am. .Nsscb z7.-T5e hofss-thte
- - farrol1sed the people OF Claeksr
- nennfs for orer swD weeks vas Killed
= r.s,vl~. = mfiss east o. here. g Efid.
nfeiss Isst nis*f. 10 one knsw nsI's' ant
-, pepe1 flsrpvisg any iirh On sis ssiesa
IN ven fonpd ID his scczetx rs vas
ensars,s houidefes. hesvy ses Haas. httis
ss-we fhs meEiusn height The Ieilos
-. eu,e 81 me most daring siesFersssos'
-. s-tbo<,tsek Of CiaekAEans and Muitno
-. re-uafSee have ever bad TO deal vita.
- seceSred 70 ride around ia circuit
eteels1x kof1es sad riding theM - DEAN,
s,sd en- efeaIfnx more 70 iake their Places
ne vrs1ed thts way Of ifs p break sns
t,aSn hosiees. sfexisaH guns. foz1, etc. and
~. .s.s.,s ~ n fzo5enzlge people.
~ ~ he Jesse james o. tlseka;zt2a
xosr,fv wAlje he Ma ~ large. Ills nfsf
- si1slf va me Stealing Of Sorse ts0Es I.
u uinesrsrrJ. FOR which constable took
49, hfrr. bzk re escaped Then bs bessn
1ssffsr Sc sounds, stealing everything DC
e.o@i9 81 bold Of and t.srrpTix.fsz men,
- ri,d children He was armed with
: Winetestef rff,e AID two fesolsers. On
eHezhex occasion. ~ Damascus. pc s1oE
sss6 SS1xfomaIy wounded crippled ~aF
ve1exen named Wess. who Vas trsing 70
4 nosae 81 % Men has been following
Mr. fuf n da5x Ha was oyersakgn near
<scSS9sSr ruounfaiu last Thursday. ard sitter
Z M nxchanxe Of sbgss managed 20 sluGe
~ uarvsleYr. Yesterday be Hss fr%ekest %
s elpVc near Fsiryiew, by means Of the
recn1tor footprints he made bse feet be
~ 9rspfsd IA aanry-zsfks. The piace
- s1ffsjunded on all sides and the COZ
~ a. the desperate awaited
ii midnight be emefrea from his wood
a retreat and began disehargiEg his re-
eofr6r. eyidensiy 10 locate ais pufsuerx.
Theg1efayned the Ore, aud q regular fus!-
iaN6 ensned. Tie mans lag Was Droken
II = 6hDt from T. r. EapdaIPs rife. The
f3nw va then riddled with buiiefs- The
80 vns taken 20 Oregon Ltty today.
9St,fe a. Inquest win be Aeid.
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PORT TOWNSEND NEWS.
The smuggles Emerald seid-
Dict Agnin st Mil Company.


roRT TOWNSEND. March 1.-THE slo0p
Emerald, which wss captured here BY the
rexeans cutter oliver Woleots some time
ago. Ia command of Ben l.undy. who az
tompted TO smnggle Cinnamon and opium
fr0n Hsitssh Columbia 10 the sound, was
snld It public anction this afternoon by
United states Marshal Hamilton. The
purchaser wa Mr.. Ramsey OF seattle. He
enye $50 fof the sloop. which was ooussd.
afea not 20 DO over ons half OF her actual
value. The opium. consisting OF 81 pounds,
which was captured with her. was not
eoId this afternoon, owing 10 the FACT that
thr0uxh some oversight IL was left In Seat
lie II will DO ncut for and sold 10. morrow
Tho case Of Dudisy and tseorge Bian-
ehAr1 ". the Weetcrn Mil & Lumber Com
rany occupied the attention of the court
yeztcfdsy and special session In the
evening. Il went 70 the Jury 81 9 o'clock
and = verdict was returned % minutes
SITTER the jury retired. The verdict was in
favor of pIaintifIs. Damages were allowed
In tse amount Of 34130, with legal interest
lfuU the time OF 20 days after the making
q the contrac: until q decision Was rca.
The following named persons were "a,
mStfed 70 riiisenship to-day By Judge
Hutkes James Blake, Riehe-a T.. Sumner,
VIA b0gEn and Julius schoader YesteE-
az Autour Asrono was admitted TO citi,
senAhlp
The schooner Venture. Capt. Slxon. ar.
rived from Cape Fiattery this morning.
Hhe Brought Zoe seal skins. They were
purchased by &. J. clapp.
Edward Hecks and WIZ. MeFphy were
arrested on = change OF committing assault
ana battery on tho person OF the steward oil
the Holyoke. Al their trial this afternoon
eoey were found gniity and each nned
III - aud coats.
In the judicial court this fnofniug The
Csc Ut James p. Hinkles ys. the steamer
coursef tor professional services rendered
~ tsae crow Of said vessel while lying a
quarantine here with smallpox was tried
Tho pialat1F claimed the value OF his ser
Vices amounted 60 sihOG. The trial accu
pied raest OF the day and the ladge gaxs
his decision ~ 8 q IN, allowing plaintiff
the amount OF slias g. The Jury decides
thai under the law lien attached 10 ,
vessel while lying in quaFsnfiae for pro
5ekssonai services. whereas In shia ease III,
neea was urgent and Indispensable.
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wALLA wALLA. March z. -supeTinsend-
ent C. ". Johnson. accompanied By Capt
James Troupe, superintendent Of steamers.
aud Robert Wakefield. roadmsstsr. al Of
the O. n. & \. Co.. passed up the road
Taes2sy in private car on q to ar Of In
spection
wflsIsm aiasforsi and the Hawiey boys
have secured the contract 10 supply the
Spokane Il CoigiIie railroad with bridge
timb9rs. ties, etc, and viii ~ anec 60 70
the scene OF action.
While force Of mFn were exrssasfng a
deep trench to-day TO lay a lonE drain pipe
ca Main ssrHsi below Fourth. the trench
eayed In, isarying two men named JOHN
Aesdock and Peter Heffon They we're
f'ursiedly dug oat. Aedd0ek not maeh the
worse. bat Heron badly bruised. besides
having some OF the bones of hIs ankles
broken. He was taken 10 81 Mars nos.
pital.
Articles oi incorporation Of the waila
Wagla Liberal Club were Aied 10 day ~ the
County auditors ozEice- with sol. Center,
Albert goseaow and Marshall Martin rs
incorporates.
The eighl-year old daughter of Rev. Mr..
Fergususs. living about seven miles south
ast OF tlIs city, had her leg broken just be-
low the kaee yesterday By . gate failing
upon In.
TIE water eistefns at the garrison were
tested Tuesday afsa found 10 be in good
order and the water supply taexhauss-
ible. One OF these eisteras has = eeaacity
OF 20 go gallons, aud Il would take ,---.>s
hours steady panping 70 empty il.
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A BOUNDARY In DOUBT.
Mexico sfay Lose the Nerthsrn Part
of Lower California.

san FRANCISCO. March IA special 10
the ErSuslnss from Ensenada. Lower Cali.
forusa. says. A discovery is reported here
which Is said Ia be filling the international
Land Company with dread 4; Il said that
BY mistake In the Ems lsh maps At the
tiuas OF the treaty al siusdaiupe Hldslgn
tne boundary iine between the United
states and Mexico MAS placed 90 mlles too
far north, and that the real boundary ter
inmates an the Pacific ocean al q point
some distance south Of Easenata- The
treaty pfsserlbes that the line shall cut the
mouth of the Colorado river, but the I'm
EllEa maps The Only maps extaas AZ that
time had the ella river, whose mouth Is
near una, incorrectly marked as the col.
usstte river. The mouth of the Colorado
fiseF Is 10 miles soCth Of Yuma at Poinl
Isabel. aad II the boundary itan gesc ~ b.
drawn af that point is would place the
efakascsssaefaa 81 the tswn al FnsenaSia aud 81
the soantFy aorth OF Theses places within
the limits Of the United states.
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Oregon & californta-passed Medford
II. Mayer, Annie Donahue. Mrs. H. Instoet.
Ter. Mrs. g. Wolf. Mrs. III. Lax. Miss Cox,
r. w. FrudroH, J. Allen, VIM. wadhams. ].
n. Knowles and wife, L. Hunt, L. ID. Par
ker and wife, E. Parker, T. J. Curtis and
wife, J.E. Starr. G. H. Moves, Ell Kitehich,
W. II. Maud aud wife, J. q. Harvey and
wife, J. ]. Herd. Mrs. NJ. A. Buen. Mrs.
Perry Landers, W. Z. Lsngdon aud wife
l. J. Hay, W. III. Oliver, d. Lester, James T.
Smith, James Durham, J. b. Ried, Perry
Landers, q. G. Olmstead, A. RosheniId, /.
NJ. Rowe. Arthur Clements, w. H. smith
u. A. smith, Il. l.. Thompson aud wife, A.
w. Davis, Thomas Kimball. aud IS second
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sax FsASclsee, Mansh gz.~The Rentoa
Consolidated ca. hss died complaint In the
superior couFS against the estate If Seth
Cook. DECEASED. 60 reeoser sss.asa. bao
Plaintiff ailssez that deceased by a com
htnaslea with the hoard Of dlreo,
tiers. converted isa.s 90 the corr
rABys shares 20 his osn use.
The stock Is valued at sipe Per shsFe. The
same company has brought xssls aEai st
the Alta SfiseF Mining Company Ia -.
cover s-sS.eoa The directors OF the Benton
company were controlled b. Che Alta
eompsnY. ana TIE latter. Is Is charged.
appropriated money heloaging 10 che
'oFtnes. aud the suis Is hgoaghg 20 regain
tAgsxesz .ua u tAa Afannnf
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PERSONAL.

SIR L. 8 Frazier, capitalist Of 81. Paul. is
at the Brunswick.
Mrs. Peyton OF salem. Or. is visiting the
family of T. II. Cam.
Mr.. NJ. cgnaYan, merchant OF Samish,
was In the city yesterday.
Capt. w. n. Delanty. superintendent of
the mill az Port Discovery, is at the Bruins
wick.
iington, who has been i'll with Iaalarial se-
yer. is at bis post again as well as ever.
Mr. Paul f. Mohr, chief engineer of the
Seattle, Lake shore * Eastern, returned
yesterday from visit TO the Spokane
Falls end ofihe line. He reports that the
45-mile branch there Is doing an excellent
business
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uAs@ftA.. Nanea =. ~ Noaasv nfxht
Sasa The istsse ssesrser JssSse uss oa hes
WAY ie this essy fFcEn Nesth bay. and y sea
hess Hunters regHs. she 7essi niss ex.
psoSed and allowed tae FssAzz aaa sts,
WGFx 10 ESCAPE tgvu tlse better ls.9a an
sfktes tseta, Asaix sesassas Cafs. 9ssne,
asssss sEsi Eegslscss sees Mss egv,ss -.
ssssas ~ss ssal - tas esq. sss.s sac 80 -
g s.scs went IL sas sxs<Ue, bs.s,x4ax "a.
sssssssssa steamer sad hrg aAf,sssa Ase s:
rsnssUx rsssas3, ~
..,as - tssnssAft fsg iAe szs.sssaa al "A. al
ass,ssA y tn eeFstss Hsslsasus kas eegss "a
e sar y WASTE ar slssa - fs.l,,s -
.ssxs hsslsieE. Tue asassss.ss i !, - $50.
... .s y, ~ saas -, 81 essss shss 81 lazg ~
TIE sSaesssusseass szsnss ssssss. - sss i
ar sstS eisse sssss rezs alas "a ! ssssss 4
ennSsetn<fs sssnessaas. ssa.s ne ssrs.s, =
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The immediate symptoms OF dyspepsia
or INDIGESTION ara distressing sense OF
weight, oppression aud fuiuess IN the
stomach, heartburn, Joss OF appetite, foul
breath. belchine. flasu3ency. nausea, pains
IN the shoulders aud breasts Or. Henley 1
Dandeiion Touie promotes healthy diges.
ton and removes Al unhealthy symptoms.
Sold by stewart b Holmes D!ag Co.. whole
saie z%eafS
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MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE
CETr1s- DugfHg the last - hours the
merchandise and produce retsespts IT this
port were as follows: Puget soHnd Share
road, Is tons: Columbia 4 Puget Sound
rssiro1d, / ton seattle. Lake shore 4
Eastern railway. 80 tons. BIZ water
rtsaIady. 81 tons EYangel, 2 tons: r. J.
Potter. tons; Clara Brown. / fos: W. r.
Munroe. 5 tons: Glide, 6 tons, fleetwood. .
tons: Nellie, tons srow Of igiek, 50 tons.
Total receipts. SIS tons.
SHipMESTs.--f1u the last "A hours
gsSoas ard merchandise were shipped from
seattle 10 the surrounding country as fol-
lows. Puget Sound shore road, = tons.
Colombia & Puget sound railroad, IL toms;
Seattle, Lake shore K Eassesu railway. 90
tons. By wafer-Premier, tous: lola. ?
tons; Edith. tons. Henry Bailey. 10 tons;
W. X MerHin, 20 tons: Glide, II tons; W. r.
MuEroe, - tons. Clara Brown, tons;
FieetSood. 1lx tons Nellie, tons: Miehi-
gan, TONS Augusta, tons: Grace y ton.
Total shipments. i72 IONS.
NATURE or RECEIPTS pieces iron
pipe, 300 boxes lemons. ear stoves, 20
boxes smoked hams. 80 boxes bacOn, . SKIS
meat. 20 head horses, 10 cases matches. 10
cases tobacco, 4 bars seed, IS Hks onions. 10
hols whisky. - eases wine, Is eases min
erai wateT, % eases bitters. 30 cases TASKS,
10 cedar doers, car hay. % sks potatoes, y
tons hay, IL bead oxen. IS sss potatoes, 80
pieces furniture. 90 pkgs household goods,
%o. 0n0 shingles 1 car wood, car brick. |
scow same, sa.oo0 feet lumber, 81 tons Oats.
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PoEgLsED. March Fla compliance
with TIE request Of fnasy clffzsas. william
Reid. yies.rsessdsnt OF the Portland q
wfIlsnsfse Valley rsiiHsy, hiss eoEseated
To run san1ay trains over the eompany's
Hne from fhss city 70 Danees JgBc4ion-
The esasxeas Of Sewberg. IS YasahiIl
connsg. NO are principally esazers. pre-.
sented long Reconnaissance 70 Mr. Reid
% sgsngzy. Qnotsng for bis etisesffon the
con 70 a14nzsns. skefEe mk,ey the sabbath
dag 70 keea u hoiy.r and other seEiB1arzi
phrases rot familiar 30 railroad men The
trains viii spn every sunday, al the
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STEAMER CHANGES.
The Mexico To Go ON the old Route
The Corona.

aAk FRANCISCO. March 1.-THE steamer
Mexico. which has been laid up for some
time undergoing repairs. Is new In frss-
class condition. She win sail sunday next
Tor Victoria aud Pagct soanl ports, taking
the place IL the umasiila. Tho tftnatilla
has been chartered By J. u. spreckelx <
Bros. and will sail for Honolulu sunday,
saktnS the place of the Australia The
1csmrr Cofpaa has sailed for Alaska. Ia
command Of Capt Carroll she will be en-.
snxed daring shc summer season ga run.
mug between Puget Sound ports aud
AtaskA ia conjunction with other steamers
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sSouoaiAn. March as.--Joe Martin.
Charles Williams aud Tom Brannen. the
burglars who robbed Packard & Sons safe
sunday night were srraigned today,
pleaded not guilty and the trial proceeded.
The principal witnesses on both sides were
examined. Money, groceries aaS papers
half burned were pFodaeed as evidence.
The groceries had the private marx OF
Packard Il son. Before summarizing the
defense aoyed a continuation. which W AZ
granted. The total amount recovered was
y2ss e'k The prisoners eanno. get bonds
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An Aged Little rug suah.

sAS FeASyrsoa, March a7,-~The tssssaA=ess
{. " nelsaaw sank In The bay a: tae end
q TAG rses0a - ASS. where she was
u stssss,' se.laN. She Is tsWa hs tas
hanla i'sekske GO1psny anss mas loaded
@lta esai. etc, fac the fisheries tsneAt
1infSGifY VAS experienced "a gssflas assv
o0g T., sat- the tax up a. shu sss
oalE ot shout II IONS hass4sn aaa wss verg
eta. The sNaet vAuSe egs acF stalking cad.
anE ess lQaaa nas Gntil sac II raised
Ahiioszss wFvvAer was 81 wayk on der
yesterday aad the larger part 81 tne aeek 1,
load 81 gssAl n it ~ 9z.ss.E
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war ln : Allnlng tamr.

sAs iisssa. March @7.-Sessers trouble j.
rvposfed fr'aEa uew nlaiBg camp ave
smiles ftesa sSssys Clara. a aaArtx eiassa With
fFee gasd II seld b sFasesi Nsxlsams
v aos@ eieAtS aes dssratsd hv AraeFiesag I.
Fg0s fsssssaES. snd tssasNlshRga Is likely Al
insste- tsex. FoEftS has been szsva ~.
sTSstsss. aaa 50 ogiCeH has Nsea ssuf 70,
aud ) Fastening thefe xgA squad 81
Mexican eaxAtry
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rELEaEApHuc MARKETS.
kkw Yong srock RE,rEw.

market started out this morning with 4
burst OF activity, which, however, soon
died away Hnd the usual dulIness ensued,
with a decline from the nigh prices OF the
opening. Tha resalt of the days opera
sIeas, however, Is to leave a great majority
marked gains. The close was quiet hut
firni. and generally at close 10 the opening
figures.
Government bonds have been dull bar
IrEn
ExcHAs6g AND SECURITIES.
NEW YORK, March 27.--Money on call easy
ut 2EsfS Prime mercantile pxpeF, sI.sft6i4 I.
Sterling exchange dull, firm aud un-
changed.
R0RDa
Is {fegisseresij .i2sis as fooapons).. los
Y leonpoI.s l2si Pacific ''s...--....i2o
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-28

xas estzswe1 ss 20 Eser8lIy srs hseoE1ssz
ven flrsd Of k<xinx 81 haods eoattuzxz35
pcznftnx hesxeaxA<s~
M. p. Dplaa VIZ ie4vs shs xsxz 81 rsx'
week f1< frt5&e&- 70 - xuns fqr sExxFzl
months His ffsess< heartily x7szs ksM 2
Tery pjs<saas Tes sxs asss > - g rstfsxu@
erer4al AxenE s. a. C&szo1 Of tse gstsesxl
rasr2 fz<lcs e Ia tie city t1ek5ay
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-28

Eo peuisry nj 81 wxs Fsessg11 to-day.
The sasrkss II IN poor es1dfnon. 4 con.
signmezs q farksys VIII be ieeesFsf hers
~ a wei ks0xn local ETm ~sthin dag
or 50
seed trade esatfan@s Ssiak. With ne
change Ia prices.
Ese&5 sticks OF California fresh rssI bat
ter ase wei nigA exhausted. AID fsoza the
eozsssfssos 81 sGairs tn E&a Francisco no
tszmeEsase relief IL 20 he has- A p-svEse
sssspateh wns rexesTe<s keye yesterday from
ean Fr&1efseo announcing that seeks
wsra aise nearly exhausted there. and that
fresa roll HAz Worth ~ that tfEse lie pr
psand; farther. that dzirynsp, IN view Of
the state ef Affairs, wers holding oEE for e0c
per pound on their May and June packs
Ms. J&Hes 1zvessey. the hep merchant,
shipped By so-night's train s. bales Of haps
to parties II Enieaxo. This sFaz the only
movement Noted.
Few eggs are beisg received here and as
4 consequence tie market shDws signs Of
Improvement. Prices are as quoted. bat
hay advance
sugar Is apparently 9rm az last quota
tons
Put little Ssh was received here to-day.
The market il weak.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-28
EELEssBUEs NEWS.
Death of . Prominent Citizen
EngIding Operations.

gLEssssnes, March z.-Dr. Henton,
father OF one OF cur ;esdfny merchants,
died Last night OF kearS disease. II the age
Of 60, after a short HIaeEs The body viii
he inferred here to4morrcw.
Cement work was begun on the Masonic
building to-day. Tlsjx adds maeh 70 the
appearances OF tails handsome block.
WORK was begun to-day on the foaBda.
ton of J. G. IAoyd's brick block, corner ~
zinc ard Tlsssd streets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-28

1ks Eureka Hotel Totally DE
sfroyed--I.oss. $1,000.

DcEsxsxss.s March -AsIise O'Clock
1T night IRE was discovered Ia the sec
~ story Of the Eureka hetai. owing 70
~ lack OF water ia a few minutes the
1nu<s were teyond control. Everyone
~ contents, BY hard work nearly every.
ding 81 raIue was saved. For some time
IL ftDye Of Jones d Church wss ia danger
- Ire from the dying sparks, bat sbe sind
changed and tje danger was agerted. No
{HxfHkf damage was aoue beyond the
hoxntnz Of the hotel aud the surrounding
fomee The Orc was found to have been
ceH1ed b. detective fiae. The property
14osvucd BY Mr.. Phil Rollins and Il valued
q t<u00. The Iose u partially covered by
insurance. the amount Of the policy being