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THEIR TRIP ctr SHORT
Capture of the Two usY.. Thl.ss =,
at tsuxatfxn

Iao fao ts1i6 tplstefs w lsa sts0e ths lfasz.
ara buggy fsUu A.sugnev u RasF I
TINS city SATURDAY morning. saa wl,, ws,rss
captured a. Fnssilep ia tssc afternoon J
ihe sshas aay, ~sse hFsssxat back IA segstl,
Yesterday fnffutng. AS lssixca in tAa
eeonnsy lA4A Nj BAeg hss ass, recovered
M hofse, nssxy sssisiIs. hsssilo aaa TIE
harry. So
rhis capture saoss hass fanle IA Is "a a.
tempt se e@s'sfe lrous sny iaags II ghs S.sasss
W. ss.5eh pfVfscrsy, whsa tAe sho{I was
sst>Stsrd a. tss authorities pspHty ~hSrgR
NeolefY .yossRleucei tsle&rsplsgns atsg
ufsfhuEtaE tu 81 slts,scttssEss
hn sssea received wefa fs.isa aghtss
shHs ihe rig hat passed thsgs0xh
ss.less shs3t tntec henrs sztyFsa nePaEs
1850 tAe .e&Isaa KeEg wnfd ~ sss
ofesaek. q, e. Nus3eFy sho kstss o. Hafa
ner, a. ioos eus soc tht EhiaYes wha sees
Iaai.sless estaiag thss Mss aaa % ga e
them afssef srexst
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so atsaas the rap7NFs sf TIE sstRtxk lass
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sAfossgh tasa sAsssss A&ts sssss bsrssFss
and shss siaTssit cat 80 htessst-ses sB sac
sait. iesstHs eaBaer ~ - aF3a ~ fAs
sa0raing The tSisfss ssf sstea sAs rsse
up the ElTSs, 1ateaassz & sa 60 Ma kass
t1it after gs=5ax sgshs ms As8 ses5sssss
that ghey esas1 esg s. fAfsa5 81 Gse sza4E.
s@ilts ga szsssasss az thn fs1sFa s5astsF asa
bad sasns4 ia ;, fassss sd stsess a. - 7esssss
ssSSsass sNas 81 ues4A ne Ysa :
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thss s4me. bear{ ~ snefs ssaszses ~ 100,
S4iAass<s. ara ueFg ssssa slsszss a.,Ai,.t -
tbVx WsFe essEst tEsrr,s aa ssEat taaf thst
has the Wsa sisg grEx axksts4 - :,
Me-aAeTy FssssaFas avg sssaA a.5 SIS "a a4z :
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ham cnnnsaH<<st hEm - aals fsvs - ~
brFfeG ~fsh 'ztlats snd - id spd
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Tke prisoner ~so bal sntezs'ssss SIS
sAsn taken tsIszysIlxF- AZ Szrsssxl -.
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q shrrw 40 MS hs7sss ans szrTesfrr he
was ssun1 70 - uoan1x1 n che rsgas ~
ssose TIE frzee sr4 II ne iss sfsa s<nf
she s:sssasxr. Roth wsrs eesh vo1f1e.
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s,xss assrx tat "a zt-sssz1 ~ tbs s2zA- ana
shs iGrrcew Icing only ss@s- sasf ssss1 pss&tsss
~ ~ r~nFsasss - tie fensrss ssterT
Ne Bxsr zAs snssNsrs 81 sas 80 - y.
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.as "a Msss g,s.Beess a tfse pssssag,. eHt3ssre
sss the xkzesss aoa reeoTTrs - 30 pssssszs
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s.fkss.8s as eae4ffx 6zss4ess b~kwEesa MAJ
u al sssfsmszr ard NJ. E4F-
Tbs tso snen were gy&Fase@s ~ N'slSesg
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5ss0rxfss sss rsssls ga tsss z5srssnS tEztss
The rssan y 10 - 4essss4est 81 q ~ ~ - q
4. yfxs - ez-re bssf sftkyw ards sal .
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= - Ssssnx Se eEoaga is tzs sAii. he = :
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sassfsese. which E@s svsssNutsy sSsea
ss1sss-sa. STRESS grsg wssss sAsa tA4ss slxs
rsssafas
The other ns&H gives The pzEf1s - Eef5r3
Missst, ard Also claims - - sats<T. re
IL = tnelg .basis man. eetkatas sfssss lse
tsyunds. aas aAsgaf ~ years 81 axe J3 De
ara 10 sAta<ssss the letters - III. l.. Nnaen
probably ar the Initials IT his tsfss naszae-
-ekssstx fefsz3sst - make any sfsS~Esssis
~ a reporter aiae sac hisn ia 5ail yee tsroa AZ
afternoon. bat Nsssxx fsaktzi gnsss ifx<1s
lie said tszas he ssad -&ss ia 81 E<ssses, -
b. calls him, bad been wsfksns "a tas
ssslftsss. xs FasrhaTsn ard esias 20 -ssaEsse
/ together On Friday They sere se3riT osE'
a money. and decided 10 steal noss1 AID
buxgy ant drive II 10 Backsey % SOFAS
either .1fat GA the Northern Pacific, wssrt
/ theJ expected to ssll u and get o1t 81 M
eoaatfy. The ehAbess are Asf they Mi
nov seEnsin In tails eeaiifs tor TIE mex
Z fess1rfR&sz. H~a<z
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THE NEW DlFsERgNrIsLs
Allowed the Canadian Paciic by the
Transcantinenfai Associations.

SAN FRANcIsCo, Aug. ga dispatch
has been received here giving the new
difIerentials allowed by the Transcon-
tinental Association to the Canadian
Pacific. The schedule applies only to
freight which comes through to San
Francisco. on freight shipped from
the Altar tic seaboard there will he
allowed a reduction from the rates
charged by other companies of IA
cents per 100 pounds on the second
fourth and fifth classes, Il cents on
the third class and - cents on the iirsl
class. Other rates are made for car
loads
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FEK-taNA4

~ H8tssa y Mafs.sia Fe arrr8 ~ara-
ts2 sseas eaesas hsu se tAe Ea.sstrn
slsz
a. EsFkse ass Mss &ans @hnssen X
tsfAs3 ffsss iessn wsHks s-s-s 81 - 2
sAe zsNat
NJ D 6 stavss - Sass Preseason essas
fsss 52r t@asss fbss A}afaa Cs9s rsas. -
fsE1sseew.s - use hzsszs
Ne Il tassHs1a. rsaasssT ~ Ets
49, tsasantf fs,sa1 a. "a as sac esEs
ssFaGF - t,sF sse spE<sssssse 81 as@ ee.a.
ssx1s Sers NSEt vsgk
NJ g : Aafz "a @4a sax az
sttvti - s ATS = ~eeFsszN 81 EaSa y gs5sstse-
- tAT ssss sss@ ~ t&e kaesszs
Nnz -. E szsca ~ = rsan Fress a
SFs saY sast t-ss iessr y .sEe.
Gas s'F ss staE Enss 80 ak1e "a
tfs - sszsz
NJ e. rsS ske9. - - s.sss a sss sn a.
ssssss&s 50 EAe ~eHssse kzsa ~haee a
s}ssswes a<@ 50 saig q IS aesne aNsf 49,
StA - s4ses ss-esss fsszz Ess t<zsx -
f$aAs is kassas sAs2e as<sS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-05

Tho New tomntssioaer Takes
Charge.

Street Commissioner q. y Alexander
VIII enter uIon the Discharge 81 hls duties
toGsy, The department having beea for
mally Turned cver q hia ~ the retiring
commissioner, larry Cummings. late sat.
nTtisy eseuIug.
The entire sttcss foroe. Numbering ahant
Bity weu, ~as !aiG Of Z \ Commissioner
Cumming Saturday morning Ii is quite
probable thst al! the n3d employees v ID be
retained. - the force wifi have 20 be
greatly Increased
Tie se.liisTy Office having been trans
ierFsd fiom the street 10 the 20 ice de-
PaTsmeof- Il pAty &cGrsy, who has
ehafRg oi sauiisfy matters. will probably
not D. Fetsi8el Dy Mr.. Aiexauds r: but il
- understood that Dcpgty James r. Mason
y y, siit remain uu The force.
lAiFiy iaen viii De put % work on the
STREETS this morning. AMI the force will be
increased a. soon as Commissioner Alex
amber es8 get his work mapped out
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TaE SUNDAY LAW.
Ohio Saiocnseepers Will Not vie-
late 1t

CfNcISSATI, Aug 3.--Indicaticns
ara nov that tomorrow win be a phe-
nomenally quiet Sunday in this city.
The salocnkeepers have oil along re
fused to consent 20 violation of the
owen lsw. ana its members have been
outspoken in condemnation Of those
who held "A meeting in Turner hall
last week AND resolved to defy the
law Now the last named have taken
formal action It meeting held last
night resembling the resolutions
adopted at the former meeting.
Judge Ermston today held that a
barber shop IN a hotel l. not q neces-
sity on Sunday, and sined the barber
OF the Gibson house 81 and costs.
This Was a test case,
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Nss gae ~sxNa. Aae A-Sss .es1- BAL
AefE9sr. sehf aatYers
Fst hLA&E-1- AUs 8-Sss 80 50 3
Igriia. azk = e. Uela
rAN REANCEsfee AuF ts-sv..f ~,
sac tslsa tscasnz- s2ip 4 Ma fErssa
saa-D.s S-feaFe3 sAgn Taas C'rhsz7 -
tort@5st ark SssaNt1a. TeasA Essfssfs.s.
NE tsfE ul PSas s .qssy q fes-Er.s.s
Nsn1sesa. Arrived 81 ssssaus Avrs.s. t.sr.
A4 @f, c.ts. fsf k3skslseY Arrtrssf =.
er Frsns Pa gosa.s 2 s.iiss.
lfa Nas 5slr s.. , nc-ssx
1gts sss&nE
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TO DISCUSS THE COURTHOUSE.
Meeting Of the bar, Board OF Trade
snd Chamber Of Commerce.

The following official notices have been
Issued
meeting ~ tie Bar Association. in
Joint - sion with the Seattle Board Of
Trade and the : attic Chamue' Of Com
merce. will lie held In the district court
room, Monday evening. August s. issg. Ia
consider the selection of "a .ife for court
house and other c-.gnty buildings. 4 full
Attendance j. requested.
o. JscoBs, President
InHN AFffIf-n :. lrntas.
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PAsskNUER LISTS.

Oregon & California; Passed Mpdfoyd
II. G. Van Torn NJ Wood u. e. Ham.
litnn, ; Watson. y r. BRETON. Mr. John.
sou, y. h Hsrri.ou. Miss Iced. Nj Rass<.i.
Miss ArEts:foug I. r. Eusssi, Mrs tam
iliuu. L. Potter sud daughter, Miss Jones.
&. schwartz, T. y IoRusgna, T. 81
N4imos. p H. Katie. r. II Power, Mrs :
Warner. " L. Tsyles III b Cameron. Mrs..
Hay 4 l. BlsaGa. \, sfBkyFnan, " Ii.
Allies. =. II. Bes a, " T. Howard. Mrs
NsrSicy. Ms Bae0a. Mrs., Rodgers. NJ
koeamsu. : {. smith, = y kuineF aud
wifc. Ii. III. Smits. Mis- Movers. " r.
tuFiala. }, !. NkFt and site. n. NJ Els.
. dom. W A. McS abs .. a. Cook, Mlss
tsuag'ss b, " Campbell Mr, NoFsimer,
NJ. Qglnton. Mr. Morris. and iorty sseund
{ ftNsA
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TIE rxgxrx EESsrs.--Assex~eg Hovt1n
has several deputies nesx s. wur< foosan 6
40 me egasn. revgrns sof zee yesr and vii
have sSe ss<alf In sxtnss-sss fern nssare
toe end OK sae wsek- F!gzrss AreszsF
fcssssa ssa.scsse sssfz sssoss OIL ssssAs 81
af Ia rs eaasry AID near - GOD D E1<t
Tns@ ats sezSg@ s. r~s xs es1 osese IS z
wuases hare been h.6 Ii .ass< have e~Sn fer
sse Sire y fsseE ess-H~ssss aSf~- the Snsra sfsss
F1assh w.FsA had Es.xn eAavssss-s sess tx
fnrs sAs Ftrss ard -saaWzsi s2rts Azf t,ssa
rsssrsssst Hundreds II Fesgss ne seFe
sfravcn crz 1T TIE q rss SSH second sfsis
xgent T. sssss ssseser wzrs.z zzsss THEREBY e.
fHr&stt ire cxrs<sEs~ts seg.
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Emp2EoR WILLIAMS VISIT.

Naval Review .'8sslson ed ErsiI " on
day CA Aces snt ~ Bad Weather
LoSnoS, Aug. 3.-E5nperor William
was to have reviewed the British fleet
at Spithead today, but the review WAS
postponed until Monday on account
of a heavy storm. There was a teaGy
rainfall oil day. snd the haze was so
thick that the ileet could ne; ne cen
from the shore
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TmnSrxsxrFA1ifS--s sewers aess Azo Z

TEE -Tx xr PAN. --sxsgFsl Gets &gp the
F..a,s .tsssx.sare-seu struck on S-evssoFe
GsayYssess- wha wsutet them ~ wSFx -
ssEssharx fag she He5rv Willard - - ceEsis
49, Essm~ NJ Garrison tiled "a
rerssrs fsse strikers wifa fsssss snsss3 zzEf..
aflss. fssssisg, ass EoFcet 20 thras ss5 lie
contract A number III fs1s strikers saen
s~rrs lined sns tsok the Sa.syset II - csisfs
Peg ten. Yeas.rSfsv iAsy agured up ks5e
recalls 8s sosr las work. and tosSna : Al
tf,fs hal ess 4 earned 81 t-sr he1s-
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CoFFsVE1iE, Mss. Aue -Aavi-e.
fTo'u ne neighhso5!sos3.i 4 srsrta
caufcas seFof.tssn ua.sas vet %
0Fsnaa4- say that cssssd hzrs. Ia
tat is~afIIy NoaslAy uighg and corr
Tettty destroyed crops for naiEs
around. both coitaz afa ssngn be.as ;
tssfn fTef- she gyoan9 ard \ zssssss ava
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b4lrEze&E, Nd Aag Al -.i-
Nishs sAs ReixbhaFa q W.saasa a
lloaAn, living ga East i.anyssse
strset zers ag&keuel IS the sound
os fear pistol shots. Tie *
was broken open EDd ssFetchsa on
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W1sYIPEG. Aug. t. Chief Hubbard
Of Chicago, accompanied nv three OF.
fieers, left tius morning for Chicago
with Martin Burke, the extradited
Cronin suspect. They expect TO resch
Chicago late Monday nisht.
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fssev wsn rsnasa = sew sAss Thea usa-
kws NJ. @ Evsen kxx5xa sssGvs . zssy<sz
easn<s tx tie better. sney vii - cSrssss
% yxx Vera. and tssErs - E1-+s< ~
gFErsaH k&s ar A{ea sa&t vsSs. - go
srs gard she laxs1 tAss gate biz III y Ill
- 4 h<ss-~ sseszsc ssxa 81 the sr<suv >
rEsysEc sxsss IRE Axs spr-ngz ssst ire rsssssss
stssx x14gf<e
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Cret4n In.mfgenta Knuteh.

LrSboS, Aug. 5 "A sailor belonging
10 an Italian man-of war has been
shot by MussnluiGns at Cauea. Crete.
The Turks have attacked and dis
persed body of Insurgents near
Cauca. 4 number on both sides were
killed and wounded.
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Storm ia Car, aa.

TORONTO. Ont, Aug. g. Late last
night and this morning terrific rain
storm passed over Ontario, accom-
panied by thunder and lightning.
Many barks were struck and burned.
The storm also passed over Quebec.
Grain was laid low in the fields. ant.
in many places totally lie troyed.
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Ciearing-tfo use Ee,u,u.

BosToH, Aug. IA table compiled
from dispatches from the leading
clearing houses in the United States
for the week ended August 8, show
gross exchanges OF S9i4 Ok. ao6.
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CsyT BKAF FAB Jkgs-Tam wilson.
silss Ten Crowley. oso uf tbs worst inaehs
iR The tAfst ssr, weag snfo a Sossts
IhsFs street fsp&uass restaurant YESTERDAY
sfts-HssaH aEd ofsssTed = scent nseai
" hem ssc had tnGshs,i The l&sf rgRrss d.
sskssi taf = ie'shpisk sad co0Iiy told toe
casaisF - ''lnaFk thaI rEe cheek ou she
siasss fhe cashier "a 8 he sssaE keep
iHs ts'ess. has ~ Was prepared to s4msfe
secssnaas wkfh htn Ia Different zralsfsssf
fhen hH "a srs ~ tAe eo0k hfs battle
washer saa Soar @atteFss SD ga leSS shan
a HlshaiF sash hstt thr0aa shs taH ~ an a.
fAe s@zth 4R fuf9 az. hsl iHaps~i Ga n{sa
ftHRliy EAsf confined forces ARd TIRES
niu sNest tH5" the sffass " here be }ay
= ~ hts tez3 bleeding sa1 gys sisssssigrs 4
eAf5l = good ~sres rttSn picked hfH1 ysn R7sss
saFriei ntHs tato = mas gafar4ng sslaEsg
Aus'sats tough ff}tt1 s Sis4sl}sE gssse a. ttg
as usans} restaurant laseg 81 the sltsfnfsssa
$40 bad SLATER broken excg his hasi Is
sac fssfs{-eF ss13cgzd proprietor HsFs4Er =
44sg sssssTS Ssst ~ sSt 30 sf5E1aps f. saaHe Ia
l.osI uue ~ mssFv * tse fzgSnasa vgSrat.s.
ststs- aias3 . q g&io t Is Use teAg as, IS
tESsED.
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III. sssss~ rseYs faazrl he bsesliss Of M
AID ars. ros.n- Il there were pow
&c marks en- fhe mans shirt sna
ris.os vas near hsS body ne must
have ione the shooting. Domestic
o. srrsgx are supposed 30 have been
IN : szssss
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HANDlsE AND PRODUCE kE-
CHIPS - During the last "A hours
ne nercas0dise and produce receipts at
This ,sast were As fellows: Puget -olnd Shore
road, as tons, COlumbis X Puget Sound
railroad. ea tors: seattle. Lake shore &
Ezsfera railway. - tons. By water
Three sxsows brick. 30 tons; Eassaio. 80
TORS Fleetwood | ton: Edith, . tons, Cas-
ca1@. Ton. Total receipts, ,0t6 tons.
SHIPMENTS 49, During the last 81
hours goods and merchandise ere shipped
from Sea tie % the surrounding country as
follows Puget sound Shore lad. Is tons
Columbia 4 Puget sound railroad. 70 tons
seattle Lake Shore & Eastern railway, lie
tons. By water-Queen City. tons: w. X.
Merwln. 3 tons: Edith. 2 tons; Eliza Aufer-
son. s tons; Michigan, ? tons. Total ship
ments. 2ge tons
NATURE OF RECEfPTS-rwoc GERS hay.
$3.50 gals milk. ear wood. 81 SKIS potatoes,
iron safes 30 bxs glass, 50 cas- boots and
shoes. 20 eases lemons, ear snos ed meat.
car bottled beer, car -four. cars stoves.
! ear stone, | car eggs, car wstSr melons,
I ear machinery 10 ears lumber
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srppyx pE.TH-Aurus, Hess. a il

-rBDEy DEATH-August Hess. f0rmer
resident Of scsttle. died al lis home In
Tacoma yesterday Mr.. Hess w&set years
OF age. hut was quite hale and fesrtv- his
death was eaased by spoFleSy- TIE re
raalrs wilI he brought 10 Sest'ie ca the
o'clock boat to-day, aud the iEtSrnaent sli
De in the Masonic cemetery Immediately
! .
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NEW ToRE., Aeg, 3-The bank
statement shows a reserve Increase of
$l.i27 600. The banks hold s.. ZIG. lT5
in excess of the - per cent. rule.
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uxArH Is So4.DGRe sstsasut Mccoy.
aid O. CAME on tssnsrzl Gi1aas4 sta5,
who was Stationed here during the tfsi-
nesa riots, tiiel quite sassisnIy frosa an al
tack OF e-ysfpssss Saturday, [ais =, a.
Eo.k springs. wyoming territcry- where
be was stationed with his regiment.
I.sesteusas Motors wife. Is daughter 81
GENERAL tslbfson, died about enc year asa-
ard the eafn OF Lieutenant Met oy T. nxsw
made doahiy sad By the fact That two i1t-
tie children are thereby nssfe orphans
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TEItGgaPHIC MARKETS.
Nrw YonK erock MARKFr.

New YORK, Aug 3--The stock market
was Gull today. Notwithstanding a lsck
at activity the market present strong
front except just NJ the opening when
there was a marked lack of offerings. aud
the selling was almost entirely by traders.
while the buylng was principally fer the
accounts OF insiders, Final changes are
almost invariably reaction OF higher
prices, but the only important change was
an advance oi per cent IL the sugar
trust.
Goverume tents. duh and steady.
Peiroleum-Opened weak a. Gs7.r, but
/ become stronger after the first sales and
moved up slightly. All interest theu died
oat.
ExcHANeR ASD SECURITIES.
! NEW YORK. Aug 3-Money oa call. easy.
/ 2isHa. Prime mercantile peper 4 40
I Sterling exchange, quiet aud steady TO
+ day bills. sis5'. demand, sis7'
{ STOCKS.
/ American ExsresS, lie Canada southern,
I f0ls: Erie. 8is Louisville 4 Nashville
/ To-, Kansas & Texas, 10a- Reading, 49,
Wells Fargo Espress. ~: Caua3s Pacific
I aiA@; tAckawauua, 4sss Lake shore. io2:
Michigan Cenfrsl. SOL. Oregon Improve
( Burlington. I0lss Rio Grsude. ID Northern
Pacific. 2~a.. preferred. 81 /: North wcstern
81: New York Central, les :: OREGON Nav
CATION. -; TrAnSeantiBentai, 80. Pacific
Mail. Gs'ss Rock Island. 80 s. Louis &
san FraRetsca, aax. - PsUl ( olnsha
I ssiS. Texas pscisc. Isss Ifslan Pee,gie
( SIS; Fargo ExFress, -; Western Union
siss.
NEw YogK MERCHANDISE MARKET
! NEW YoRK Aug a-cot,e--- Options
I opened sieaiy unchanged 20 : poiats al
vance. closed steady. s.1f5 s9nts np,
October. slai,al5 %; November. Isle
December, lasGlb@. spot Rie. stronger
. AIR cGeEoeS. f.c.
sngar--R.w. aull a-sl wgak FAR rein
lug. 14e. cen{stfHxsi ss-5ess, : se; reaaed
quiel and unchanged.
csTekGo IIYg sTseG NAKxEs
CHICAGO. Aug. 3~Castlc -- Res,oi rs
S,W@i slas, with DC change ia quo'arion<
hevves. e ,A94 - saoskers, e. 2s{ag =
Texas sfgcfs = &MA
Hogs Receipts 1000. s'eaay- u,ixes
ti2sHs.a4. heavy. 81 2fei - !igbt. 81 ;sss
ace
sheep Eeeei pts. z.Cg. steady: native $
So sE&-ss. Western g. HssHtiA
cHycAao FkopecE xARErr
CHtcAco. Ane a-~ heai--sBs *. ss.is
- q lee, Seg,e gher. 7a>.e: December
gSsse
C.eu- ssset; essA. .1zs' Arsast 81 -.
Barter :. ssptem3er. g. ssAea.
FoFk-LoWeg. cash, So, s7 AuEazt
$40 gs'e September, sIo
Lara ~'es.ty casa. = Is, Asgas. p T..
Sertcmtes. tt.&9
sAS FuA~cgsoe RKvIEN.
HtS kRANggsco, 48r e-~ Move
FteHt aezfe N'c. 90 chsEEe n pF5ets
4uoSshte - 81 = ,sf
sAgssY - 84sfgc ssstss, assll -sSEsEsi cd
Va. fsxss 81 e.
oats NovegasD' al. prizes s,ssfv
eaases fes5. 81 - NJ /. issIf-s.
f tsEatr er&&aS H7feaf
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Per THE BoTTLg 20 HIS iIFs--2- T.
Kelly waz arrested yesterday morning by
Deputy United States Marshal Caldwell FOR
giving liaussr 10 an Indian named George
Kelly Kelly. WHEN arrested, DID not denF
gfvsng the whisky 20 the Indian. but SAD.
sYes. gave hiFs ali he cGgs1 drink e1if OF
my bottle. and I'd d. i sgain. Kelly and
TIE Indian who MAS arrested ard held ss
,,-usscutirlz witness. viii appear before
commissioner Emery this morning
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING.
sxaTTrx. Avg

SEATTLE -
Business for the menfh OF Jaly. in the
grocery market. was highly satisfactory,
TIE market y as sn fair condition through
out the month, and prices were seaersily
steady. The total sraoaat 81 business
transacted shows slight gaia over the
months pas,. Saye for the cTa4nped 9Bar-
tiers occupied By cur business men. one TO
20 amosg the different grocery houses and
examine the stocks. would had no eYi-
slcnees OF the recent eeuflagrstion. Cali
fornia and Oregon fl0ur has advanced =
cents on the barrel. Sugars are
weak, and the prospects Of lower
values are good. Meats and iards
are q little of. The cid stock OF
canned goods have been completely cx-
hsusted. The market Is rather slow on
this commodity. Tie new stock viii BEGIN
arriving about September ]. Coffees give
promise of reaching higher values New
teas ere due ia The market the latter part
oi the NOAH Oh stocks sre being rap
idly Gisposed o. yslnes on the las; men
toned article are unchanged. For the
month Just begun the prospects are very
good. New ieatprss whteA away move
rapidly " hen rsf in;redacci. will nske
their appearance IL the market this
month THIS 81 20 tie Pre- poets Of a
Satisfactory rs Be.
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JoHN AETHrE, = cretsry.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Chamber of Commerce win be held al the
courthouse this Monday evening. ~ ;
o'clock. BAILEY GATEEKT President
G. III. kiTrlsoEE, Secretary.
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Ordinance No. 1869.


An ordinance providing for the aiding
piiing and bridging Of West street, IN the
city OF Seattle. frNm the north line OF
Virginia street to Yeslcr avenue.
The city of seattle does ordain Is follows
SECTION /. That West street. in tine city
OF Seattle, from the north line OF Nifglaia
street to Yeslcr avenue. in said city. be
graded. piled and bridged. and that side
walks be coussractea on both sides OF said
West street, co-extcnSivC with t1e grade
thereof
See. 2. That said Improvements he made
under the direction snd supervision OF the
city surveyor, and be completed on or be-
fore the 18th Gay Of October lSsa.
See. 8 That this ordinance shall take
effect and be In fierce from and after its
approval and publication.
Passed the common council this I'D
day OF July, lsS9.
Approved by me this S0tb day Of July,
lSSq ROBERT MORAN, MAYOR.
Filed this Seth ga of july, lsSs
&. W. FEREIs. Clerk.
Published Monday, the 5th day of Aug
u>t, iS>a.
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The regular ronFhiy meeting OF The
Board of Trade will b. held az me court.
hOuse this Monday evening, az s0'elock.
GEORGE y. ApAIg President.
&. II. KTfTlHSER. secretArv.
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FxcuANeF AND sPfrRIvrEs


New YORK. Aug. 3-Money q call. easy,
( 2isHG. Prime mercantile piper 4 .6d6
Sterling exchange. quiet aud steady TO
+ day bills, sis5'4 demand, sAS'.