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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-25

Letter In the Phil saelahla Tines.
Up in Northeastern Wyoming and
Northwestern Nebraska many bands
OF Wild horses still roam IS fearless
and as fleet as in the davz when the
country was an UNEMPLOYED wilderness.
y ow that the buffalo has gore here is
biz gane TO hunt, At! through the
West raneitmen and cowboys have
regularly organized parties To 40 out
and kill of the Wild stations
The loss 81 mares sustained by
! horse-bFeeders has at last become SO
large that some measures must he
adopted fu reclaim mares stolen away
/ By the Wild stations. ri Colorado,
/ Wyoming. Southern Idaho and Ne
ya3a there must be ROW roaming at
large fully 500 wIld horses. Each
stallion selects twelve conSorts. Ii .
band j. large enough they afe divided
into small lots of twelve mares and
ute stld
Occasionally Il male is found was-
+ deFieg alone by himself, bat he Is noi
= bachelor from choice. having been
criven away hy the stronger males.
As FAR ~ pesSilsfe these family rcia
+ items ale ~trietIy kept up that is. held
at an even s;ozen An old hunter Nhs
{ had secured The Bsg Horn ana south.
EN- spurs Of those menssroas piles
from childhood. once discovered far
/ In the icpihs and beyond an alngo4i
! iinpassaisie rocky barrier, a beantlinI
basin. wheFe@a was cae poor oia stal
( lion and Twelve fine heagtiful mares
{ This old fellow. net able Ia hold hi-
osn against the Younger and
ssrunger nsAsss on the plains. had
sought uui this retreat ami snucea 4
{ family IL twelve as go With him.
] he WAS in clover, So 90 speak. keep
ING hss family intact without fear 81
rnaas t8sien, a. tas entrance ~ tAt,
h0sse Eden aas evidently known q
none az bls rivals. He never left 10
stronghold ana never allowed any q
his mates 10 wander away. Had hs
eho>sn q hene on tA~ pains his fSm
I ilS woufd no sspae. have teen sics.r
from kias oae ~ one
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CAUTION

Beware Of FrsEd, - my ssme aa1 8,
rxsse Aie stamped on the bottom az 81 ~
advertised shoes before lesFlsix the D.
which prosccs the wesrers sxxis<f "a
prices and inferior goods. II So -.
". Z DOUGLAS shoes ct i reduced -
or Says be has sassm without ray nan,s 49,
price stamped ca the bcEtoca uaf ~
down as rand
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a Few Changes ~ the white House
Stare Nrs. Csesefand's Eeigu-

WssHax@Toy, April Is.-Mrs. Har-
ris0n iilaess the Issss week = a. much
the result Of eight mouths handshsk-
ing as oil cold Therefore she has
wisely decided that there should he no
more handshaking At the White House
receptions Any one that recalls Mrs.
Cievelandss faintsnE 1T 81 q last years
reception will he thankful that her
ssca1Dr has had the pluck 70 inssl-
tute form Mrs. Cleveland was q
strong. healthy girl. hat many sime
the procession of people had 70 be
stopped while she closed her ewes and
rested her tired right hand Mrs
Harrison may have another reason
for this reform. She does not shake
hands well Thee are handshaking
and hgfddropping Mrs. Harrison
drops the hand al her callers.
Mrs Cleveland saved herself great
deal OF the physical pain of continuous
handshaking b. reaching out and
grasping the hands beio their own
ers had chance To squeeze he slender
fingers liz was this shrewstness on
her part that made each caller think
that especial clasp was meant for him,
together with the bright glance which
for the moment he was fool enough 70
appropriate. Mrs Harrison cannot
grasp the band ia this masterful way !.
because her own hand is too small
She has the small dinaplei hand OF a
plump woman and she wears 5ss
glove. The thousands who pifiest,
while they shook the hand of Mrs.
Cleveland will be glad to know that
the last mistress OF the White house
has too much sense TO allow her too
lit lie hand to be shaken Oft the next
four years.
Another OF Mrs. Harrisan's reforms
is in regard 20 baby kissing. Shs will
not allow anv one TO Hiss the White
House babies. Benjamin, Marthena
and Mary are an nnkIssed trio, and
they have their grandmother TO bless
for IL Benjamin has been trained.
When a caller rushes 70 him with
gurgling = I'm doin 70 put kiss wight
on cor iEty mouf = Ma ter Benjamin
PUSHES to the nearest lap and buries
his .itiy mouf." When he thinks the
danger is over he looks around at
grandma. who. quite on TIE sly. smiles
approval at her grandson 5 breach of
manners. If any one snatches kiss
from his fat little wrist he brushes il
OF with baby disdaif and looks With q
pout 10 this same grandmother who
has not yet made him distinguish
between q kiss on the mouth and one
on the hand
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rAssEsexs i.rsrs.

0fceUn sSsa Csisseya "a PASSED. MrsafosSs
IL. J. Nichols aad lads. n A Richardson
ard wsfe, ] SAITH Msss FsssIgtr, Mrs.
Steel. Mrs Sensns. ". II. Gsa aas. II. J.
Beases en-. + X Siess snd wi.s. r. C.
Iseex snc wife. q N fosE and lsts M.
and Mr. wsihFfnk. Assz wsssrsas. A =
MesaEc, u. Weir. & Hos ard 4 = Ssft. VI
y fsFkIass George i. Alisn. q. 3, Y rs~r
Ms, =. G. sssvsn .RA cAssdrsn, Mss FsSss
snsa, MsSs0aa sa @sfe, = u tsfsSnes
ans wtfs. ", r. knsssa ara safe.
Mss stfUSx. Mrs. Sfnsags J. r. seess
G. tiisls ard w4tr, !. d Mseas uaonas.
Ms. IL A ssresss. Mr< sSaa. Mis- e Gaan.
fSrta, y Nrsmsih. M Nysz.8sA, ssse aai
sass ssF. fxsay ssoxRasa. fsxsezEe A-rser
Mss aslxie. Mr. I~npEn, s. y. saxers. A
= srszstsa. g. = NsNmtfh " Y F1eer.
=. y E.rhsrs, Miss Eva fiAys, = Nslttsl
sna sasa ". : Reszs and f.gasiv. Ehss1~s
aFsktssa, 4saz<s HssssgN. J. V. tsv~s ssesa
Ms kssxyFss The tssfssasr Company, =
sls@sss IL SsktfK. ~ SIZE &Esss aGuSSssr.
AEa s1Sfv xxs sSS<esfss ssfaxs
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PORT TOWNSEND news.
sfesarn OF Ex-Caiieetor brooks
Brick BIacks Projected.

PoRT TosNxgSD, Apsll 1E-Qulncy A.
Hfcoks. * collector of customs. returned
yesterday afternoon, after an absence Of
several saoaths At Eastern points. No
action has yet been taken tn the recent
charges against hita
The United states Steamer Piuta sailed
yest. rtlsy for San Francisco
Judge Kahn to-day stsd To T. J. Elliott,
WOODEN manufacturer 81 Rarlna, Wis.
two lots ITO and 20 feet on Wafer street,
corner OF Polk. Tor $4,000 cash. judge
Kuhn bad prepared plaus and bad bought
part Of the material for & thfee-story brick
block to be buis, on THESE lots. aud had
completed the excavation. II In under.
stood that The purchaser will erect aslmilar
block. though he will follow his own. not
the original plans,
Judge Kuhn decided to-day 10 erect a
four story brick block. ITO feet front by SIS
deep. on Taylor street, running from the
Deimonseo restaurant ~ to and including
the telegraph Office At the corner OF Wash
ing,on- He wall nse che material ordered
for the block on Water street. Aotiee vii
BE- served in gedissely on the tenants
DOW occupying the frame buildings on
Taylor street, and renewal az the build
suss will begin Ia aeous q month. The
thifd aud fourth stufisss will be devoted 10
additions 10 the Daimohlru. and win give
additional hotel room 70 tue city.
DEVELOPING HooD's canal.
Il. c. I'm and n u. Hlii. directors OF the
Port Townsend Railroad Com pany, left
here yesterday by q special steamer for
union City, presumably on matters con
neeied with the railroad. Preparations
are in progress to bnil5 up quite town OF
Union City. II IL az The head OF Hood 3
canal, aud IL the distributing center Cor
the :ne agricultural country laying b..
tween Hnodss canal and tbs Chehslls
river. A large Immigration Is moving in
and land Il being rapidly taken mp.
sss FLEFT sesIsG IN.
Arrived tonight. American ship Alex
Gibson from san Ffam,isce, ~ load coal az
seattle. A big fleet is falling up the straits
and will arrive during the night. The wind
Ia southwest
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ruYALLur NEWS.


fryALLur. April gs-Ths city oastnell
held It's weekly meeting last plight THE
plst os the Mapiewood addition 10 the
sowu MAS suomiti.'d for approval This
addition ts part Of = O. Meeker's farm. and
consists OF over hundred iels. ninety fos.r
9! which are pat 90 The market The al
@ittou les between Main street aud T. o.
necr avenue. Mr. Meeker's residence being
The center OF H.
"A pef9tlea 10 being prepared for prssenta
0en 10 The council for the extension "a
Sfunser ayensv on the east sut. to tsssu tn,
counu road. This viii ee 90 great asyat,.
lsxe 70 parties travelling eastward, as ii
VIC do away With the present CIR.
caasuas route assd The crossing us the Fasi
= Asvkes viii rssa1ae work on ATS uevs
scsiasnfc before TIE esd OF The wees
Inc euinrahy VITO arr begsahing 4 sash
eaa deer factory heFe arc !ecatinR fiss.lF
9am~ss between the sswmills aud the
1acsuTy estA,
Ala larssiag Of the trust e. At ire rsrs.
ftvspsTsfiah church, held YESTERDAY il
3as unanimously decided 10 Said tse
caaFsa en- the cornrf as rls,ares Mxegllis,
a1a Asais ssrsstz. Tssas.aA architects ar
pftpnflus plans for the aaa bastsfEuR
whirh wsil sssss shoui ssna
eeAsf esti-disfoses YeFseu ar perssans en-
1.eN sfv hsx restaurant nO MetisstAf,
eirrei isss ntghE Aaa Ait considerable. aAnt
- Y, use internal ntttags. There sev IS
20 hs lssk Of attention sssea Is s.ssas
Aisasus here. a. *e.efal dcurs4sstIols :
hs.e eeea eam sniits 4 IT sals..
stest 81 TIE esauFxhes 10 tosu aelt sy.ss.s a
sEssess pn Sanass. The tscSts txfiau< an,i
SpsenFa.s sas hssius taesr elanss OF war,
saiF rfohsely decorated VITA sawaps
A&A xsess az tho ,ss..s.7ssss - t,,.r,. >.
may he stated that the reve.E,as e@..a
nekt week l'e~'
Inc sthaos fessaezs 1sS su1mes ssrsu
yestsstsrs " u fair sssSpsasases ~ sehsi
~ y y nnssss the charge ~ Ms. sWarl
49, = q Is meeting 10 nfxat ia asle'
WsAe aFtahgrfsrnts faF neat Ilsstzs 4
holiday ca see0ne. ~ th, sss,tssss,,tss :,
Wnkhsastnsss iaass el,-assaa
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NORTHWEST NEWS
Opening y the Grand Army
EncsmpInent.
GomprrT0x Or rnE COAT MINES
e.-1uere Aske6 for Grading tsse Ca
..x.~.,s ssssfse Exsensiea-Ea-
t>usbusr Jmprsvemsnss-

- m rarra. Arfli 2s.--8n yezssrssss
.-.es---<.<,.s ard late into fae night The
..ss~ss- ',rer< erowded with GrsDs Asny
- ~aa <ifizens s6mirsnr the beautiful
1oeofntsoas sses On Al AIDES. ~ 49,
1Kir uorning the endless pfocssss<u asa
sren mereed again. su1 before me nsEs =
$500 fhs PROGRESSION was 70 starr sss se
ssoin fkorouxhsar we're crowded Ns1s'
- Il. tteir i,Iae npiforrns With brass but
-. vere eeen everywhere. wagon after
ssesuu Erougft IN cTozsss 81 graussfs from
~ eoauffy for miles sfuand, and Use
3-sins h6f Dnlv sfanGiag room 70 offer
s. Sos.9, 4fnuses.ds of passengers. The hotels
~ I1es been aIIed. and cots we're a. . pre-
a rs 1910 before the procession vas
eeo1y 10 START The crowds o. me sifeess
M ensaof;ne grown dessse. ass9 tns So
SFrrisasss. especially Of = thousand ~ fss0fs
eSkooi.ffildren. WAS ifpsHsEasf. cheers fpf
6Ee reaefsns CRESTED t8esn as shey fssFessse
- ffsefr positions 10 the hoe, Esd ENEs
Gese waved and hats do6cd - tesY
4 sau4d 81 police nader Capt aar'sr
hsSJfaf5 TIE iine Major Ho8fh SID aides
7siinred she fsgIice. Then came jos War
S1n- ssfzenus "a drum MAJORS rrkal4as
x1rh white hat, hspe and rcd untfaFras
Gr7ff, rg.d IAes frsnB head 10 heels Then
narched band IN fsls uniform. followed
81 Ger. Carry's stsiY, with long black
e3uuex waving from fl*4r easpest:, 81.
Il. with Capt. 1srrnlnway In command.
6ndc eredltalls Appearance. TIE cadet
1fuu1 corps headed tie veterans, the Oss
neryed ef Gil observers. Reno pass had
ne night Of the line, and the visitors fob
6oWed. tie Sons of Veterans. With tAeiS
Irufrs CORPS, and their distinguished guests.
VlfA lie mayor aud Gen. fHffy and Major
nom, representing the governor, n ear.
dnreS. The fse department.. headed By
~ fi4srk and their trssek, wa the next Al.
freeti0s Ehsef Wlshersss0on and ex-GAlef
HYDE followed. tsllietf's dog was the Haass
81. The boys icoke1 remarkably weil To
0eIr white. red aud bsne uniforms.
ffIe Aeilfol enlidrs brought up the rear
Il the procession They eaeh ts,fr tag
ard fnaus Of the boys aud girls had sisKh
nfrued all over their clothes number
81 runttoes we're carried BY this children,
ssf3u ID 4tcnmofsd. = eve ssaiiRbt to baner
he old veterans" We vii hxhs II oet on
1his lire II Ii takes al sum mer, etc. Here
nmDug the inscription The Children
geiled and ehsefed On every possible oes
essson and aitsaeted ~ much attention ~
my part of the parade. TDs3ight ~ the
American Resoff' hall q campfire II besng
h<id. Mayot Fursb delivered the address
-
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THR BAY CITIES.
Dwelling Bfewn Down Buildings
and Road Impy.xemeat

wHAfcea. April si.-The stroag wind
sunday night blew down large fwos story
building In course ~ erection At Sehone
The owner Is Richard Watkins and the
contractor John Berry. OF seattle.
Af. Bartlett. The wealthy owner OF bel
. bingham townsi.e, hiss arrived, aud tsiss of
having the entire towastie OF Nottingham
cleared aud Improved.
The passs niger Terry Hagei. between the
bay cities, rSt on by Lombard Il Co. Is q
Enhf convenience.
The people et FaiFhasen have learned
! that u takes taore thaa railroad conssruc-
uaH to niake live Town. The Rennsstt
ruad - building, Hus there Is not esfongn
manufacturing about the toun. The trust
/ ssill holds the beii1aghsm sawmsli tied np
IN tdisaess aud the fleHnsst outnpauy DO
nst seum inclined ~ bes11n the tnBn vet.
50 thugs there are quiet
Al Nhateagn aEd Sehatn0 lumber can
not be had fast ennugh So supply the
building demand. The nennest sasmIis
has been hrokea for several DAYS aud the
Ctsatsdy eatapaay does rot sead lumber
enonKh Ia SUIT contractors
heii & Metaaniels have secured the cs.ss.
tract IN r. sde Holly street. AMI wilt pFaaa.
! bly, have Il done before Nos.suae's street
contract l. dune 90 sasct Il. These con.
tracts wIll latn tho towns Of whateonl
aud Scheme.
Mr. Cornwall aud u. q, Mills. % she Bel.
iinkham hay 4 British gplHmhla eom-
paHy. are exg ented here xceu a. lock oKeF
business affairs
Ng. --ehiatsltap. at sehnnts. while team
ms. wsa sarasa ffStsa hta wagon recently
aud Dangerously fninFest
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TACOMA NEWS.
Ehe Democratsc Gem
viets with skelstep Keys.

vtG1k Win Nh&tGtou hetns
TACOMA, April q4.--The Democratic city
epnvention VIII be held next THURSDAY
evening at the court house. Tue Headline
candidate for msyos Al the present time
aop<nss to be 8. A. wheelwright. secretary
q the chamber of commerce The pr.
suafies for the siection Of delegates were
hoid fEiz evening The Democrats will
prubatjy nominate 4 straight out and out
pefty ticket, the Indications for citizens'
Gcket At the present tims not beine very
otfeue.
participate Ia the regatta May -. A tels,
&fam received here 70 day announced that
the chauapion's shell had been shipped 20
Him hers on the steamer walla WAlla.
A house which John MacFeady owns
6eaT Point Defiance WAS entered last
January, while the family was yway. aud
4eafly everything in IL. down 20 the win.
low Acrecfls. stolen aud carried away.
Today noted chsr eter named aChlcken
George" - arrested for the robbery, ex-
omtlied ard committed 20 Jail ia default OF
4l.001 hail. Some 81 the stolen property
yas found IN "Chieken Georges shants q
lev days sxo.
aessif Price returned 70 the city to-day
vtt1i the news that the thirteen prisoners
~ took 70 Wslls Walla had skeleion keys
and were throwing them cut al the car
WiuGew when detected. The keys we're
made Il, Jail here. ont Of spoons, but no
1ppOFtunify was presented fo use them.
The prisoners knew that the keys would be
discovered 81 the psniteuFiafy.
fl0esnee Spence, OF Seattle was found in
IN Eleventh street livery stable to-day
setting strangely. II was thought she Was
ofa9y. and . policeman took her 30 the
prohAie court for iudTmeat. Judge fsev-
exly's psartifed eye qusekis detected that
xIorenee YVES not crszy, bat drunk. she Is
Capt Pittx. Of the schooner Robert
eeaf1rs. who pounded his cook. Psdmore
tc stlch "a extent the other day that Pad.
1aorc Il stlil confined in the hospital, sud.
Denly weighei anchor aud MAS towed
away from warrant last evening A sese-
ram got 70 Port Townsend too late 10 In.
oerccps him.
Enos n. Mccormack was 10 the probate
court 10 day on COMPLAINT OF bis brother.
0e0rse D. Mccormack, for examination ~
% hh sanity. He Il . cripple, aud cannot
wax. The court couldn't see anything in.
sane about him. aud be was discharged.
INBRED nv BURSTING sorrLr.
A msr named sihurs, one OF the flrfn of
eihAfK Bfas.. beer hottiefs. at TWENTY
thifd street ard Pacific avenue, met with
. sefuns sec dent this morning. while
Milling bottle with beer the bottle burst.
piers OF glass striking him fairly on ths.
ecAip above TIE eye. cutting terrible Essh
eWo inches long aud CLEAR through the
bone. expsing the brain Heisfa D Pre-.
Goffous condition.
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rrnnk T psTxr=. ~ thz ss<<s~as. The
rst.1rus are ssaeE . eaes1 - sks result.
and ezuaos praise tbs sEtkesz 81 toe aenz
soxf 100 rnEexz 81 ggs5zg tAs 5nw frssxEi
rates
Wsfle 1 sxs4n wes NE@wfsx wsis n<sr
unssxsx h4r. fey ns8sss fyoxr Dsfes -
nnexrs1e1 . large skss5sfna 81 10 &A&rae ~ -
q sepsb 81 elxnfy ave sses.
TIE fsaa fsssoxs % Masszsnex are fsxx-
Tag exspuesrx prsfzrzltes ~ 6eSscsts
their szes pie afz tAe z5sa stsfs-s rks ~
JgsvessAry af the erssef Asny Vii 80 from
negw k,T sse9EsI sF2sE
Tp& tess s&fs sss4xssa g sfas cSpe9s -. !.
ewengnz co q fegeaxarn frona Pssfs&ssd.
n.sspg rna HMag fsgin Essssrssh. Or AZ
sgescer IL an sEse esq - fskx f,s<zl hfzsS-
Ths Tssas5sza fsxef i Istssstly alive wssb
saff8eA-
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KlLkSssune NEWS.
AaeadssaiainE the rhmroHghfafss
Eexeaxsl ssn the Shertr

E19SHSas lgss. Arsii s4.~Fhe eputFzgt fer
grsisas ana wSeAssmssgng ave STREETS Ia
EilenshesE ass iSt TO-DAY IA J. e ssrcasse.
VI 1sesnas. tue sssssi ssasaas being asss
tia.esa Mess viii hsSsa snsisse 81 tea
days and &c nalshes Inside Of taree
moths. street. fstiWsy basialnx NJ Gsi easn.
aensv ia thiFts says ssvreafses
ihss ueuFas9x ss~ssst SsesSek eve rxts-
eiasss rsesge5 sFcn tre Istl b. paa4 hing 3
Role tAsos<h sae estsk usil usJh . heAvy
lr'sa Fssst ~tssa. y Is theagas. pss sapsssses
t@efa ~ seEse 81 sAr seesta7s Nneusfes
N&irefs STATED pNgsnis 81 ssaes azs rgs.,
tcesle4 "a NAE4nfaas ssita - Ii xna
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tn District Nc. 2.
oEYwYfa. April q. -ss.s report Of foaa
snIissaa. eozi mine snspeesos for District
Nc. 2. has been slec wsth the governor. i
shoEs thai 6mr5nw She gasref s.sosng
March 1S, isag, sase 0ssspat frDm the Biask
ri srncna caxE mine sasgGnted to zs.SSz
tons. Oas aessdens eerurtea IN this rEssne
fy which ems pessr ksz1snn .css bis life.
The srzs1e1f w.s ps4 dHs 70 eaFssis sszlsss
Of szg 1wgsaye, ylfe sff}E8 0af - this
ming on Jaeasry III EEd fs1Ea TOT gfse
week, bszs $50 finally sfssstwed ~ the
combined exxrzfgDs % tla ersfsoFes
rM4HEIfR.
FrsnkIla mfHe 4 sepoTtsd IS being IN
vsFy poor cuadifto5s- "a sfssisset lf otssnrTss1
Frbssssry IS ~ which Jssaa &. Jones wss
allied The iasYssf-F5= ttzsbzfss the @e@te
OF Mr. g01ss ~ tbs ioosss management 81
fis4 mine ssy slke oss5es&tx. Tsss shipments
fof she Qsartsf MassUntssi 20 %, 20 TOTS.
NEWCASTLE
The euassgflan 81 siais usaa Is reported -
betsy Qalte poor. bat Improvements wiB
sa9u te osssa es ser suggestions % TIE q
speeser As aesta MS ia slfts Hsins. Isse
suipns Tor lie aaassss ~as i7ss.sz tens.
eEHAK sUSTAGN
The tsmaecsssr ssstas tbs old Hzsns ~
hi fsaes il FAST geuftssehias - end. t.
the iHfestfon 81 tise eoFepaHS 20 seruFe
every aseflabla t0a before absnaoRi0g 9
entirely. satpmsuis fos the s1effer J, -
tons.
pFgaAa.
All operations ia iais mine were sns
pended on shs 18th 81 March. No ! tau
so il ia distances 81 l.fu9 fest u II Ehe
lBfxntion 81 che company q erees ID
ovens for tie purPssaa ct aassnfsefartng
cake Shipments lss the 4nstfsr, 1906
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Tbs size Fask staring st tie stoop -
thourh bis eyes Hauld bound from
fheir sockets A glance at tbs door
r seaas the object OIL egrlosIEy
.zrrhen, she excsaims. | wish
you'd b. Fssure careful with yoar skirts.
that policeman IS locking 81 your
Begs
Ash. wss the aneoucerned reply
he cant ses deza. l got uaesn ssock-
ings On
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co

plxr~srh STEAMERS frnra Seattle IS fol-
lows F0R san FRANCISCO. via Port
Tauns~uc ard vsesnrta. 81 s-n >. IA
tpssseagers received on board sf 5 90 p. "a ]
on April !. IL IA q. - ard every Eve
days thereafter. FOR ALASKA. AS .. u
AErii Is. =, Nay l1. - sEne Il, II, =. Tzzty
:. ~ II. q. AuEHSs /. II. IS, rs, September
Victoria and Puget spand Porss Az 3
= n A Frsi ). 10 Is, - IS 80. aud every Eve
days thereafter. lss kes ofssce seattle
Cosumkix & Pugef Sound rzElfosd ufzlce
6O0DAf4l-. PERKINS 4 Co. G~n'f Agts
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200 Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
800 Sacks Burbank Potatoes
too Teas Ttmothy Hay.
700 Teas T1noehy sad Clover Hay
too Tens Eastern wMahingtes
&ita Hay. 81 Tenx Wheat
Z Cars Bran and skarts mixs2.
"a tan Grsana and Relied Barley
~Yskans Mills Extra Eacur.
Eilensharrh sftIls Extra F7our.
5000 Sacks Ch0ses washfnx@aa
u2sss
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TELEGEAPHIc MARKETS,
So YonK roo kEyrEw.

NEW YORK. April A.--The stock market
continues "a do q decreasing volume oI
husiness. and to-day was the dnlIest In
shares experienced for some time. There
WAS, however. marked chang in the
temper OF dealings from those of yester.
day, aid the weakness all disappeared
There was general upward tendency, aud
with few uaimportant exceptions the en-.
tire list is fracfionasly higher this oTniug.
Government bonds. duh and steady.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES
New YORK. April Money on call
easy at algl%. Prime mercantile paper, 4
Cos. Sterling exchange, duh and steady
today bills. sf.s6s44; demand, s4sss<
BONDS.
Is tregssteredl. l29 I4i5s, tcouponsl los
Is tcoupons) l29lz Pacific. 6s....-..-..12i
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Tise Wrestler Is loasvsf scr daily.
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aresy
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ESpidsY ahead.
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progressing trey.
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asa' hSf esuise w.thia few aays
The : l. Nassiv has beea sold Ay Capt
Gilmore 10 Port TawRsenst parties.
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Green Improvement Company whars
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yesterday after fhree months sssseness ID
sssFra ~ Ssis. Sac bed sbset 20 skIas.
making total Of SO skisaS fo- The = Asoa
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