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Bosrov NArroN.L RASx-The seattl,

BosroS NATIONAL BASK.--The Seattle
members OF the Boston National Bank Of
Seattle vest sriay signed the articles Of Is.
snciatien and the subscription to the CAPT
General Thomas Ewing. Crawford 4 Con
over, A. NJ. BrO0kes. Frederick J. Grant,
and Herman Chaplin. The bulk Of the
$50 900 stock is taken in Boston. The new
bank has the heaviest capital Of any flnan-
cial Institution in the territory.
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SUNSET Cox WILL VISIT SEArrLE.-
Hon. 8. 8. l''Suuset'l Cox, the famous
congressman and politician, will arrive in
Seattle at 10 o'clock Monday morning and
remain until Tuesday. He will be re-
ceived by . committee OF citizens, and
liver . public address Monday evening.
His remarks will not touch upon politics
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RECEPTION TO COMMANDER Cos6RovR.-
Mr.. 8. G. Cosgroye. of Pomeroy depart.
nent, commander of the Grand Army OF
the Republic will roy the three Seattle
posts an Official visit August 5. On that
occasion a grand reception will be rendered
him, after which q camp fire will be held.
The three posts viii turn out a. receive Nr.
Cosgrove. 1t has not been decided yet
where the reception win be held.
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BIG WHARF IN NORTH SEATTLE.
Five Hundred Feet Front-sait
Water Bathing.

The San Francisco Bridge Company has
just finished the construction OF . wharf
100 feet long ard 40 feet wide In Sorsi Se.
attic for w. c. Squire. The wharf, which
cost $4,000, il between Battery and Wall
streets, aad Is most sn sianssaliy bailt
Four large corrugated iron warehouses
viii be Immediately erected on the
wharf. and as soon as the business Jus l.
hes II four mere viii be erected
IL Il also the Intention 20 err CO and m ain
tain salt water bath house on the wharf
IL will he first-esass in every particular.
and tstse who desire the luxury of hot
salt water bath can foou indulge in it
The water Mt the point whtre the squire
hicek Is located II nos contaminated
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ruE CRY FRONT.

The Henry Buck has not been heard
fron Yet.
Work has begun on the north (rsTne OF
rhe washiuston street slip
The AIkl will not make a trim up fsom
San Francisco ., announced.
The Schooner Robert sraries leaves san
Francisco August Il for Soand points,
The willamette came In from Tacoma
yssbbeeAy and went 10 the coal bankers
<Rke tseosge W. Elder took coal yesssy.iay
rNfsarncen- she sails for Alaska this morn
ing.
The Wilmington leaves for san Fran
risca Today a. 10 o'eiock she e.1sis-i ct
SaUaEmo.
DC Premier tssuk q snail amount of
feeigat and bot a ssw passengers away yes.
i<rdAy Eefaiax.
WeTk wsFi be tegua on a nnmfes ~ the
sfssss = N@ssev's VI haxf as su<sn as snuss.Y
cea ne ssssNttstt.
TIE hrsak ia tire 3iympsan's side MADE.
BY tse bow of the fax ElAks ley has bregl
slusass completely Fsisxiresf
The cEty 81 pnefsa sailed fsr sen Fran
cisco 81 s aeieek lest evening" wlfh / aD
stns az Zeal sEs fali list OF las 80 ssSs.rs
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TIE srRAMKR IAKME.
Rsush "TRIP Prem San 4rasciseo-
The Coptnln IN Avttst.

- w.. - ~Sesese
The steam schooner IAkme. Captain
Graves. II In from san Francisco with i6s
tons Of general merchandise for local mer.
chants. she WAS Hour and 4 bali days out
tFom San Francisco - Fort Townsend. she
expssisnced considerable rough weather
during the greater payt Of the voyage. and
heavy foSs iust Outside of Cape fiatfery
However, no damage wAs done to the
cargo. Fight resorfa for the keatfle Gas
AID Electric Light Company constituted
part Of her cargo. She dockei At Yesier-
wharf and began dischargtne
Captain tsfasee IL one of the finssf marine
aftisis ON the coast The walls OF the
steamers eaAln ere adorned with numer.
Gus excellent productions OF his brush
His latest vofu Il painting OF the LAX me.
IN which she n represented sending aioe =
under . full head of steam, with al sails
eel This painting II . very striking one.
MICS Matte s;rsyex. the charming siaugh
ter OF the captain. accompanies her father
On this trim
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DENvER. July 27.-John Mcguire. mar
ager Of the Grand opera house at San Fran
cisco and the Montana circuit. today
signed contracts for the Pacific coast Of the
following attractions. tsimore's baud, Mrs.
Scott Siddons and the Campanani OPERATE
Concert Company. The latter tneludes
Myron Whitney. Del Pante and SignOru
Del We're rs prfnripal artists.
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= esssi6 4 siie - - fdce 81 Main * eexeen
sSrxrfn. rsfier fhe direction 81 the com-
Usft4s a sHeem snd harb0sS ard
uhsxyxx. He had eusnrsrnced baIldznR on
seneea sfreef. huf haa boeA e0rced . esop
~ NJ Cnats<s A0bkfnA ownef q ne pu
- ~ Wsis sss,.St Ssssi M 1ork wesi IN.
x<r usy upcn lie Stip aDd xrisiir0n whrn
The O1eg0n ImprOvement Company Oh
2eettd NJ 1onss Mvssed harmony sslo
Naateu e 49, = sness y - : .csne stnes
3 seest lns1 cea.a g g, ueeu ~ ~. ressln-
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binding uaferislz, and rsre facts and a.
mrs .Roe re amo1nt g nntesis, tnai
$50 ..ss 49,. y A..
or more brfsk hiorks elready ccntrsefed
for. He had ex.rnired the water front
carefully and knew OF no place other than
Main STIR e for = Sin He knew that the
fer by the slip going IA there, but b
fhonght thnf the intefee<s Of the city were
paramount 70 these Of the company.
Colonel Haioe1. rtrrcseuffng the Oregon
improvement Company. stated that ths
company objected 20 The slip Of the fJof oil
Main street. beeause II would interfere
win ocean steamer having II the ocean
dock vhic Ioadinr and uniosding. Tht
steamers are about 40 feet ions. while the
wharf In only 80 feet wide, therefore II
wozld have to project ON 0ne side or the
other. II could n0e project across wash.
us 6r : sI;n ao.srsr fnsn ~ h;,therej
With . slip on Main street. the eompsny
would husid slip 1t the foot of any other
street tae connect Would names q its own
eost. on tne same coudiIions - MI fotvh
ma oesh trsnte1 permit
NJ. fosssh repned " nj. names Argu'
menI ara esyheeiy ursea tne coahcii V
Allow nim ~ nult0 the siip ~ Maib street
y Was nof only for himself that DC asked
me pflvlisSe, Duf tor All the contractors q
the CITY. nc had aiseaay soue 70 eonssa
cradle trouble snd e pense ON tne SIP: anc
thonghf 4 only right for the tffy TO Keel
iaitn Win nifn-
Justice to the Oregon improvement Com
pany 10 put the snip At Main street, when
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ANNAPOLIS. Nd, July 27.--Although the
state department viii give no definite In
formation In regard to the Kilrain requi-
sitson from the governor OF Mississippi.
the indications are that Detective Norris
has finally obtained q warrant from Gov
ernor Jackson for Kilrain' arrest.
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ls<t nsshs sssst sr4st kre xss raging A
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u fAsf sigfsS tsan asss.ss sasur 60 ne yans0r
IS 1<szSsAssa wsres we're ssawa. and .ss,fre
xss 20 Hsasfss 81 ecna garssasiag
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= tie trustees es TIE sx.,fae Te44szg<x sssx-s
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ASorHKR HOTEL.
THE CHICO TRAGEDY.
Huebs Wounds Prove Fatal 4
Ante MOrtem State ment.

Chico, July T.--Cornelius A. Hubbs.
the young man shot by Bierce Yesterday.
died at $50 this morning at the Central
hotel. The wound OF Mrs. Hubb, Is not
dangerous She remained with her hus-
band until his DEATH
The postmor;em examination Of Bierce
today showed wound on the groin which
wonid have proved fatal. II has been
learned that Bierce made threats to kill
the couple, should they attempt 10 visit
Mrs: Barney. The coroners jury is now in
session.
Hubbs made an ante mortem statement
70 the District attorney in which he said
that when he visited Mrs. Barney's house
With his wife yesterday he found Bierce
there Bierce abused them and tried TO
quarrel WITH them. He and his wife
started to 60, when Bierce, who Z moment
before had stepped into an adjourning
room, appeared and nFed. the bali striking
Hubos. Hubs returned the fire and four
shots were fired by each man. Hubbs told
his wife tn leave, ana went cut of the deer
himself. When he found his wife not with
nim ne returned, and hearing two more
shots IN the room. broke open the door,
as bierce had ked II. He grappled with
Bierce and threw him to the fioor Hsbbs
stated that Mrs. barney made no effort 10
step Bicrce's shooting, bat tr ed to get him
sell to let Bierce up after the latter had
been thrown to the door.
VERDICT OF THE coaoxEa's JURY.
Coroner Bay and jury held an ina uest on
the body OF Raymond Bierre today. The
Jury visited the remairs and returned Z
verdict OF death resulting from sunshot
wound IN the temple inflicted by the per-
son or persons unknown 10 the jury, there
Geing doubt In the minds of the Jury
whether Bierce shot himselfor not An
inquest on Hubb's body vii. be held Mon
day. Mrs. Barney is stu hell under ar
resi-. though not cnrifined
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fGssssAsss -wsstsnx ia sssgsis il sHsleahs.
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fhisss ans keszsfs. - Asch II : uasgh*s
3 ~ 80 s&sxe ssask ~ ser14&M~e TIA,
fhsrs y ksaseSx gsoas ~ tara srrGaA, gAg
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sss IN MAassass street STsssa ErsDs L. E.ske
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tissS rfssNstau IS the essrHpane arc {.esssS
Fsefsrs3 ard wsA - ed withss ! 80
days
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SACRAMENTO, July z.-The Southern
Pacific Company tonight discharged $50 of
its employees here, 160 Of the number being
machinista. 0fiicials say this action Is
taken to lessen tue expenses OF the road.
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TIA RsItzs cewwIvrKg. q svernor
z FsTsy had charge At tAs' r4gsef sou.
nsst rooms yesterday. Aid a. granted
"a fsaF spp.'cants Two men received
sssstfts, 80 sssd nsan gs e. Is cash, aid 4
t<Af Wa EsKefa pass 90 fsaysi7uss lieu
tenant Wa. A. kimhsis, A A u N re
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sfes es lssg1 ~ isse tire Stasee sAe Are. hss
Fetafnest - Vancouver uesfes orders He
va ensns u ssrssfse sg@ln agaea reqa sses
BY tie eoaasastfec
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ExoEugTaxT RENvx.--TLere II consider.
ssie ecmsplsint asssut tie ssns.i sssss Is he.
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tssf fas sane ssEed pfeEats4s Com m sssis,s,
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rsEss. SE1 5ssi tao iasssssssrss sauusi ,.s,s
xii ise goose that lays tina gs.S.sn eggs
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sAtFasS PRESBYTERIAN EaEarH - The
eAssAEy Presbyterian elsnrra. axxsnisea
last ApEil, sssl suxa taassz 4 ekares, In
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CHIsEsg LAUNDRY RoBsEp.-s.C hinese
Charley. proprietor Of the Charley's San
Francisco Laundry on South Fifth street
near Nesler avenue, reported TO the police
yesterday that he had been rohhed OF 500
tn money, and go worth OF iewslry and his
serount books containing several huusirei
slallsrs Of uncoilected accounts, ON Thurs.
day. The vaiuahies had neen distracted
from strong box under his bed and he
could not tell how they were distracted
were written in Chinese and only con.
tanned accounts against men of his own
rsce who bad been dealing AZ his general
merchandise store before the IRE. From
this fact i u supposed that The theft was
committed by Chinsman who wished 10
see the books destroyed.
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We are now offering in all Departments ev<STs
able style of Dry Goods at lower prices
any house in the Northwest. The imu,1
increase in our business is the plainest evid
that the public are convinced Of the far3
in our establishment can be found the a.
assortment and the lowest prices ii IT, 8
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UNCLAIMED Goops so1p. All the I'm.
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prices were obtained for all the srs,asler
articles. Several tsnsks. the contents Of
which were usknosR 10 the bidders. hut
shsrh proved I'd Re worthless. brought
isfey figures. Nearly half the ARTICLES s1,Id
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rmE HOTEL RAINIKR,

The Hotel Rainier committee met hast
night and opened bids for the excavation.
John Lemons tender was the lowest. The
contract win be awarded Monday. Bids
for construction Of the building will be
opened Tuesday evening. The committee
viii assist the contractors in securing
material PROMPTLY. so that there win be NO
delay IN rushing the woyk
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Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-05-08
AN ILLINOIS PRODIGY.
A 10-Year- Old boy Who Performs the Of
fics OF q Perpetual Calendar.

A 10-Year-O Old boy Who Performs the Of
fics OF q Perpetual Calendar.
Brown county, Ill, has prodigy in
the shape of q 10-year-old boy with a
talent for days and dates Roy Oden-
weller, son Of Mr.. S. P. .Odenweller,
Of Industry township, is the infant
wonder. Give him any date in any
month Of this year, last year, or next
year and he can at once tell you the
day OF the week upon which it falls or
has fallen. For example, ask him on
what day Of the week will the nth of
October, 1889, fall, and he will prompt
~ answer Thursday" which is cor
rect. And SO of any date of last year
or the year to come. How he arrives
at the solution he does not know.
Numerous gentlemen of undoubted
yeracity have repeatedly tested his
strange power. The little fellow is a
bright youngster, but does not exhibit
any unusual precocity beyond this
peculiar gift. He says that beyond
the three years-the current, the last
and the next he cannot give correct
answers. Next year he will lose all
power over 1888 with which he is now
conyersant), and his mind will grasp
that Of 1891, of which he now knows
nothing. He has no rule or method,
nor does he know how he arrives at the
true answer, but it is certain that he is
correct when answering.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-05-08

tion," erect and silent, until the EN-
peror salutes them and gives them the
sign to disperse.
The French journalists laugh at this
display of what they call herman
corporalism which converts nursery
into barracks. But those who are
beginning to have keen sense OF the
beauty and sanitary influence OF dlsci-
pline see no harm in the boys paying
this trifiing mark OF respect. They
probably enjoy it, and it certainly does
them good thus to recognize the pres
ence OF their father and Emperor.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-05-08


wynIea. glynken a1a sea one nIes
Sailed On q river Of misty light
Into & sea Of dew.
Where gre you going as,d xhat DC you vislf'
eve have come to flsh for the herring fish
That live in this beautiful sea
4 Nets Of silver and gold have we.
Said Wynkens
And Nod.
The old moon laughed and sung a aong
as they rocked In the wooden shoe.
And the wind that sped them all night 1or4
Rufied the waves Of dew;
The little stars were the herring fish
That lived In the beautiful sea-
Now cast your nets whsreyer you wish,
But never afeared are wes
20 cried the stars to the fishermen three,
Wynken,
Blynken,
And Nod
All night long their Eets they threw
For the fash in the twinkling foam
Then down from the sky came the wooden shoe,
Bringing the fishermen home;
Twas al 50 pretty a sail, IL seemed
Az II it could not be
And some folk thought twas a dream they
OF sailing that beautiful sea-
But small name yon the fishermen three,
Wynken,
B1ynken,
And Nod.
Wynken and Blynken are two little eyes,
And Nod is q little head,
And the wooden shoe that sailed the skies
Is wee ones trundle bed
30 shut your eyes while mother sings
OF the wonderful sights that be,
And you shall see the wonderful things
As you rock on the misty sea
Where the old shoe rock ed the fishermen three
Wynken,
BIynken,
And Nod --Eu0ene Field.