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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
The FLACK CASE.
The Ex-sherin Of New York and His Co.
Conspirstors Sentenced.

Conspirstors Sentenced.
NEW YORK, March 3l.-EX-Sherif
Flack and his co-conspirators have been
sentenced by Judge Barrett The pen
alties imposed were as follows:
James c. Flack. ex-sherif, two
months confinement in the coun-
ty Jail and TO pay fine OF $500; Jo-
seph Weeks, $500 nne and one months
imprisonment; William l.. Flack son Of
the ex-Sherif. $500 fine and imprison-
ment in the penitentiary for four months
Dilworth Choate. the reporter who bid
in the roon where the Flack Jury was
considering lis verdict. was sentenced
TO thirty days Imprisonment and TO pay
q fine Of $3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

CHtRLEsToE W Va. March t1-In-
formation fron Bogns. Lincoln sd 81
joining counties il r. the effect tbst
hundreds % cattle s-s orinF fsr want
q TODD Grain is vsrT scsros sn5 the
roads srs a. bad no fees car - hsule1
into the cyurties. TIE srTrsTsts loss
wsil be lSrge
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

BER1Tx, Msrft ~ Prince Bisusrfk
ia cor npiliug memoir for publcatigTL
Il vii comprise ths last tEsEty fvs
years q his ofleisi Ia
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

BOth the method and results when
oyTap Of Sigs Is taken; il Is pleasant
and refreshing 70 the taste, and acts
gently vet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, eleanses the sys-
ten eiectually, diSpeis colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitU2l
coustipatiol Syrup Of Figs is the
oaiy rene Of It's kind ever pro-
dueed, pleasing 20 the taste and ae-
eeptabls u tie stomach, prompt in
Is action and truly beneficial in It's
Effects, prepared only from the most
healthy aad agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 al and have made il the most
popular rensdy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles b7 az leading drug
gists. Any reli2ble druggist who
may not have il on hand win pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO Try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
saw FRANCISCO. CT.
LOUISVILLE. N. AEw Y0sK. M
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- hnI-n Trtal-kr

KALAMAZOO. Mich. March sL-Ths
analysis o. Albert Tosdicks stomach
seems 70 efectusily dispose q the sus-
pici0n thst his brother. the doctor. vas
near 2 n a. ths tine ns vas ulurd cred.
TIE doctor urQues a0nsblT vas 81 .
neigh bors until 20 clock en- The
Eight II the tragedy The food IN
Albert's stomach was found UHd irsstsd.
Showing t1st be vas killed sarlv in ths
srenlng Wien BIS hrntlaf vas aassnt a
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

wtsHrverov Msrch sI-Bils were
passed ~ fhs Senst. saturday spur0-
prfsfirr & - or fo- ths irn provsrrsnt
e So o09 Pr ths Improvement - ths
Bar lake eharneL Mi-higsn u fhs
Hoass tas ra~al srp-opris tion biil
SO lt-. ~ vas reported ard he army
aparorrls .C.r bifl Vas 6lseBsse4
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Wood Always on Hand =.
SHEARN & SUTTON

Have changed tner firm name
to the Grand Rapids store aud
Ohce Furniture Company. and
are rr pared 20 fl no stores,
Offices ana do j05 work Of
every description. We make
Sasb. Door. Blinds INSIDE Fin
lsh, Mau.dngs. and ri ces Of
furnrura not keut IN stock
regularly; slso send men out
by the davor hour.
Z z T r p II = " Il ga
oraddrsss Cor. Louis ard Campau-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
The Markets
Brain, Provi.ion.. Etc.

4
FDouR-ouist and steady. Patents. asp9
AS. Bakers e. c0a3 p. Straights. e 7aa4 r. /;
Wintor Patents, siSas4o. Clear. = e1G390
WHEAT-W eaBer No. 2 cash about - Tai4et
May. 72S479Go. 10. 4 Spring. 55&e5c, No 5.
65d75c FOR poor q choice.
CoRN-Active and stronger No. 2 1os.a
2oNc, no yellow. 90. No a Psa2ss.o. no
yellow. 2ak a2s'4o May, S0aSoaso. June. sos.G
SOxc. july 81 AGfi &C.
OATS Moderately quiet and steady. No 2.
e2a224c MAY. 2aG2fc. June, 2l&02lEc,
July. 2lA02lac Samples steady 10 3
2I G22c. No White 2s. l2ssfc. 10 z 22a.
G22ac. No. Write 23a125c
RYE-cuiet and SLOW. no cash. exc. ksy
delivery. sszc Samples. about z3ds< &c for
Nc 2 3saf9o Tor 10. 3
BARLEY- Selling vel ard nrD Common.
thlr Iowa 10 md No. ;. 1lG.3)c .ogood -
choice 10 g. 32a5sc Nor1hvest>rn-N 2
thin S303oc. good 70 choice. t21fso fancy
5Qs5sc
MSS POrE -Trssinr moderately active an6
prices ruled higher 81 0sCi0o2's for oasb
tl0yg9I0 IS for March. az G9di0.61s Tor MsT.
and 80 700 30 50 for July.
LARD Trading was light snd prices rfesy
81 90 i2isQs - for cash, o. I2ik0f 81 for March
tf7.. $40 fo- May and - rat go for July.
BUTTER - Creamsr1 51Z3c. Dairy, 74leC
Packing stock s0.ac.
EcsS-Tresh loc.
PoULTHT- Dressed ChlcEers h0isc pr = 4,
Dressed TUrkers - PC per y I've Ducks
f0aI2c per y Live Geese e cD0f % per dozer.
LIoUoRs- DISTILLED spLrils stesdT - e. i1 iof
finished goods
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WHFbT-Elcv snf STEADY EEfcb g-rf
Arrll. s1Kc. Nav, q ieas7ic Jane - n
3 e, july. IA s. sc. August 20 = es4 ssf
septcnber. - seJ4 90; December So a. -.
CoHE-s -sfrouger. moderately sCfivf - 3
s5ss 1.374e steamer Mixed JHl31 e.
OATs-Quisi suc fru Westerr 27i412sc
PRovrsToEs-Esef frrn %. demand Plate
o. TsasT. Extra Esss q ca ~ PoTk Err
spd quiet Ss~ Mes e. Tsdi - Ogc hsss
O. 0gail =. EytTs Prime = bod 700. Lard
Gu sud easy steam rendered h-50
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EvASsvILLE. Ind. March sl.-Over
100 houses IN the bottom lands between
this citv and Mount Vernon. Ind. we're
swept away by the wind and water In
the recent storm, the farmers losing all
their household goods and stock and
barely escaping with their lives One
entire family who wers living IN a
small farm bouse between Fairp az and
Wes, Franklin. Ind. are reported 20
have been carried Of ia Their home.
The officers Of 80 steamer John s Hop
ki1s. ubica arrived here from paducah
Yesterday. report great damage in the
vicinity of Ha~on Mills where the tor
naio ssert rhroaga that portion of Iili-
nois reducing ceilings and "a in IS
tracs irto klu3ling wood Before cross
ing the o. river it picked b p frame
scbool-hcuse an1 carving it bod =
across ths river 6asaed n ~ piecas
AGAINST the tlo be- On the EeHtlcs7
shore. A65itlouel particulars ~ the
storms rsrsEes f1 Webster Cutte13en
and Urson coun es Er are cox
frz n. me Ilst q asa5 sna inilrs3
4 greatly i8cressed a re- - com
--f+eee re--eserfihr che Ccm~ssrc -
rgrb - Hsussrsou- Kr wsrt aoTn %
thes+-----s st-f-ze- 3aef~-rt Fl -ts -t~f-i-
= q 81 sekfor5 Sst4r3s7 Scores q
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I. w. H EATH.
INSURANCE.
Loans and Real Estate.
NO 10 CAN AIS r
REPRESENTS

Rps sENrs'
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tHseen New Rssme stsacturss % Bs
Bailt-Cost. oll.0OO.
bst'dins Inspector Abbots lssued Ne follow.
Sng % Ming permits yesterday:
carries Reea two oueL aud one nslf.seory
nanes. 1sx8 ieet. lot - block s naxtef's addi-
u0ns cost, 800 each.
=. Ills, three-sfory franc. 2sxso feet, lot .,
osoex - 1ads 4 Knight's .dision: cost 81 500
- q eApp, story frame. I1xI7 fees, lus 2,
Do / Yeelers 0sst addition; cos $50
Nh 1svsfy. cnA~stofy frame addition, Ioxi2
~ az Vine street: Cost e-oQ
,. .. Z Miller. ons-stsry frame, eaxis feet, lot
I block Z. Barke's second I'd iaiion. cost lsOo
= w kosenbs r.. wost.ry frame. tuxs0 feat,
iot 2, block b Brawley's add tioa. coat 81 500
Arthur De Voc. two two-story Tram Z. 3ox.2
isef each. lot J. block -, A. A. Denny addition.
cost u 80 each
-. l. 10y. one -story frame, 1lxA feet. lot rs.
oiyct ?. Tern . second addition, cost $s1s
4 !. 10 gaze. tvo-sior1 frame. 10xs6 t~es, lets
2 ana = book %. Terry's sscond adds::oa, ccss
9l.zO0
O. ". Elssy. two.siory frame, 2sxli test, loss
and 10 block II. Randslrs seoond edition;
enes ol,boo
Mn. Annie DeGraf one-ssory frame. iax2s
seots Holdtn's tract on the tide das; cost $3.50
=. A. eIevers, one-ssoFy frame, l6xls fecs, lot
Z. block 2, Bradney's orst addition; cost. $3.50.
Chris Doll. ont-story frame. I4x20 feet, lot =,
block =. Aayrard's addition; cost, sa1h
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srSER1oR couRr-Hrx.s J.
CeoevA Robert Brown-- Motion for new
va afsoed snd motion denied plaintiff d.
iewed excsrtiona.
g 3. uAafore W city Of sessue-Mossoa for
~ usel asxued and motion denied.
strsaioR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. J.
Sser eymcnske W Foseph Daley ct all
usopoeo from trial calendar
lsneA Jackson Va Frances Jackson Hearing
- Ia JuneA
ssl, Owens Va r. .. NJ x,lsr-Hssrins set
Angus yagerlsnd 70 n X. Gos,sscin q a.
Ueepps4Acu trial calendar.
-estl ~ Nay %.
Jehn u. Eevius Va Margaret Nevins-se, for
chr d seattle Va William Ren,on and John
judgment In cefaui, against defend
fstss ssymcnske v. joseph pailey-Mo,ion
granted to ccnfrm sale Of scsa estate.
noyt, Dies Co vs.. Amos T. winson q al
seuon 70 strike answer overrnled
~ !ineA q a. Va N. ". carp 81 al
Amended complaint granted.
eeope J. eoasman q a. Va school District
- -peiendan,s' demurrer 10 complaint con-
u1ssd to May -.
NAY .. w.
Gilman Park Lumber Company Va. 7. r Car.
pcaees 81 al-pemurcr ovcrreled.
teesen Poivin vs. Fresdolin Wilhelm
sesrnsof petition TO appoint receiver scs Tor
soaiah Collins ct al Va Grant Street BRICK
Sompenv-Hearipg set for May -
William r sayward Va Moses uariner ss al
Carkeek granted leave TO intervene.
= u selyea Va John Isaac ct ai.-continusd
= Nay r.
tDued
Aex ssddier & Co. vs.. Charles r. johnson q
o-ees jos NAY -
edward l. sAmiore vs. Charles p. Johnson ct
9-Set for May y
= Il Porter W. Charles r. johnson Of o. set
~ Nay q
serrRfoR corRY-srRArrox T.
vecnS chong Va Thomas G. sharkey--Hcar.
- % u etinn Tor new trial continued 10 May 81
Wiuiam Fox " Rotert Becker--No;son for
80 TRIAL overraled
Fsees Sound Machinery Depot ". Fremont
.auiacsursng Company-Censirued o. Msy -
= Hatfield 70 c. 4 peskins-1ranserrsd 10
equity department,
4 cahe " Robert Bsown-ccntinaea 10
saturday, May -
joachim Aseies " A. schalsinser- Nossoa 70
1Ay n
chasses Ner e, al Va City Of seat,le--Mosicn
w neu trial continued TO Nay "a
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AN OPPORTUNITY.
A Grand Closing Out Sale Of Solid Gold
Jewe1ry.


1t IL not often that one has the opportunity OF
purchasing ai retail any substantial sriic e Ct
whole.sle price. Yet this opportunity il now
offered 70 she public OF seAttie- IL the past ,en
years the entire country has hgen Hooded with
sale 81 tEis dss bsen mSde fh4 a1ain6s q ne
public has slowly but surely. however. turned
from this system and q noticeable increase in
she.sale Of soid jewsiry mas been observed.
A abort tine sgo the fifm OF Al
bert Hansen decided 81 make .
general cl airg-out OF all goods in
the establishment, as on moving to their new
store IL Was the int nsion 10 stars Ia with
tifely new stock. To this end . epipg reduc
ton ives made In every department. tho effect
being that the store has been besiegcd with Gus.
toners ever since the announcement was made.
No particular speciality 10 being sold, but every.
IN ng In the house has been marked down to
wholesale price. Gold bead necklaces, gold and
silver watches. COLA bracelets. bansle bracelets.
gold head canes aud In fact everything in he
Iewelry line can 1s.w be had at prices uuheard
OF before ia this city.
The stock Of diamonds II one Of the finest on
the coast and shares alike In the general reduc-
tioD. These goods are on sac IN the Second
street store, in the Boston block, corner OF
store on Front and Cherry trcets, another line
OF goods - kept A magnificent display solid
t;Iveruaye AID silver ased goods arc kept In
this store. Clocks OF all kinds, including cele-
hrated Seth Thomas. French marble and onyx.
This sale will couttnue until everything II sosd
out In addition 20 tho ADORE . large stock OF
celebrated make planes will be sold out as cost
price for cash Only. Everyone should avail
themselves OF this cppor unity.
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apecanl Trains 60 the TraIumen's Picnic
- xnnA Hx>dax-lsaraoual

opec1al Trains ca tho Tratumen's Picnic
~ Kent Today-Fersonal.
special train will run from franklin. over
the Columbia 4 Pug Sound railroad. and one
vim be run over the Seattle. Lase Shore 4 East
c.n railway, 90 connect with the Northern Pa
che. so Is 70 Accommodate thosa who wish To
attend the Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen's
picnic At Kent to-day
The flrss carload OF granite from the snoaual-
mic quarry arrived Ia this city Friday uight
Another shipmsnt 10 expected tomorrow.
Attorney John II. Mitchell. IT,. of the North
crn. vss in the city yesterday from Tacoma
travelling Freight and Passenger Agent =. W.
Parker OF the Chicago. burii Gton and Quincy
railroad. returned yesterday from spokane.
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Nnmn00R
- Conmercs.
- a. ssxs Desttng u ths chamber 81 Con-
- enoeg - bagtnom = ~ taken up d
cu y City C1sek Ferris. monass xinr shs
sasys .ndeosedaess. - complied nsinly from
sne eeosnance und9 which the vasef bou1s win
Iss.ea Al shs fscfs hare hsen repeassaly
~ 49, ~ ~ PosT-IxrsLScsrcEE vishin
q ~ sepost cisy CLERK Ferris sesses sha. ne
- - = Ne boods sod da3e Of the ale win nc3
eenosd until alter the election on June {
IAs sa1a1eas Of ~ condition q he city,
m0eoeoauom n - ioiiows.
Aaoa1so o. boods - ~ o(Eersd Sos nis. ssss.-
ru1ss q isse-wsses ss4ssa ss~ss slis,.
Denenina1ton a boads ros exed. bus sup-
pesed - - Sos go eseh.
Datsof bonds nor nxed.
Mnsn Ie1eemsbls. ssenfy yean
When due. tweuty yesra
sese Of Interest. per eenk PEI annun
interest payable. either 81 the city az Nev
tosk O neaeue, - The ep<iou Of the hosder.
inseres when payabs~. semi-annuaily.
AMOUNT Of this Issue. eS5.0oo.
1cseA fn4eAtcdness fbonded. Including shis
fesueh eg7Aoo0
TOTAL ssssseosst Of Ne city. eIs.on. 90.
AsssAa valuation Of ths property asss.sed, e;e,-
kai9efsd population 81 the city, sooa
Inc snssfest npon pest bonded tndsbfedness
- eiways been psompsly PAID. The hoods srs
eons1oered Good. and Will pay per cent On
Investment II held u maturity.
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school Of Navigation.

Captain ,. wilter. OF the United Etatrs navy,
and Chsef Eueiaeer l. ~. Emery. ct tais city.
openc4 school In this city where marine en-
gtseersnx. navigation. marine architecture and
mechanical drafting win tie taught BY them
Hasiue fusl knowledge Of these branches. &C
Qssfed By years OF careful study and long pssc
teal experience. they are prepared to take any
ordinarily bright boy and teach him the science
ofnayigstion In Oh Of It's branches. After tax
ing course with thx m young man vii be
thoroughly competent to become . shipmaster
or t. III any position OF responsibility on board
Of = vpss.l
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Nearly al the mill hands OF the Methanies'
Min and Lumber Company who went out on .
strike on Wednesday returned to work yester.
day The arrangement that wss made with tho
company although II vas not what tho strikers
or einaily demanded. Afforded general satisisc-
SlCo 70 the ssriker. BY the terms Of that agree
msnt the men will receive bi-monthly pay-
meniS after July TO- Tney viii also receive .
percentage OF their next months pay on June
- PreAident Louderback said yesterday that
he vas only too willing 70 agree to give the
men the greater part Of their psy ON June Is.
because be fully appreciated the fact that the
men were In need Of The money.
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TRIAL CALENDAR.


SUPERIOR CONFEDERATION. J.
= sunday. MAJ &--John stanton We. seattle
eRrneton Company ". l. wadlesga VI
sfxe W. Harris and sarah J. Plummer. Hans
1000 va Frederick wend,, or~xon Improve.
company Va Huron lameer Company:
spaa Morris W. Puget Sound saere Railroad
epsny. John +. McCarvey Va l. Clark.
= sesday. May 2T-Juiius Horton Va jerome
sAsn; Baxter VS. Bsaere 6 Keass Wallace
eanke. VIZ
vssnesday, NAY sc. Lanser vs. o. Jcac-
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The iadies Of the Yss'er Library Assfciatj6n
have drawn up bank subscription fcrh vhicA
they viii use in soliciting Subscriptions iron
the business and professional men In the city.
The ladies have been WY much eucoursked b.
the enthus.asm displayed by the press aud pab
lie n the proposed Tree library, ard they hope
to sccon plish much BY personal appeals and
solic3ta ion.
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rs~ acu rxsex .xr~giens acwonmefss.sas aad
a. ghx sssgarrs tna. constitute . saecsssfal ard
ens,ysh . iris 10 tas EAss, take tie Sestasss Pa
vsrr<, pclfs pui1rn xsa chseAxa. coca stag OF
ssatnx. sraU1Egrcoca ana sseepznx cara Ssw
ssr Isl sexysrs unde< the dtfertson 81 the Pxll-
man rAssce Car CarnrAay are ATTACHES 70 daaay
- -xs..rn trnsux M fsssSr ~ervss@ TO - lcand
4 s-ATe<rr city s;sxss ss~ns. ~ >ecoad street
R.sscu esoxA. Z yos-Ala- esrc. sackss assEi So
Aria
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An Important Deal.

The Minneapolis Realty and Investment Com.
psny, Just organized Ia tbs cry. aHd which -
compile ted the purchase os .Arge tract OF land
~ The towa OF i imonds and vicinity. IL 10 uu-
aers cod the company intend TO put In some
very excessive improvements ~ kcmonf. az
once. A. nct ting OF the board OF trustees.
held last evening, the company decided 10 ~
o:.ce teffa the construction OF = lasse ocean
dosk. also q swo-s.ory hotel, with all co =
vensegces for the accersmocatiou Of guests. IL
IL also the purpose 81 the company 10 put in
was.s " srkS aad "a eec.fsc li2ht plant O,hef
i,uproyrme "a involving the expenditure oil
largo sulas Of monry, are contemp A.ed-
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Marion srsets. state that the fns.itu ion Is af
present In need Of bedding. table linen. knives
AMI forks and spoons. They also solicit con-
trftufions Of childrsu's clothing. toys, rubber
rings. stc-. e the little oncs II II the purpose
Of the nursery 10 receivs only the caiidrsn who
cannSt DC taken into the orphaus' hofne.
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IN THE COURTS
llal Infelicities q 1. h.
Rogers and His Wife.
= painos SUR ron plvoace.
$500 ~ DsutalsAy n1nAs-18oeoss
$3.50 cgssrisg-Arrst9nassnss-Nsw
$50 RiIel-3he BleSesr.

-. 7esu6r1cr court aeatnoe ~ hnsh6oA
r Hoeeu. 8 vel knovn 80 eetoas
y - ely. prayine II Atvoee6 g ~
g cruelty, M ioe dssioioa g ~
ZsEssr6ey rroperty. The plaInt9 aled 60
- eetnee forth that M husband ~ frU-
siv eHr1neened 70 XIII hesif - lnstfenle1
p Dpoeeedingp. and thas 40 - II fest =
- ~ court Aniee - - n.ssasnass
1oenni, peno'ns esesslg g - 49,
WgQpQ 1eune ~ q spsE s psoy
Is loN1sg Az noesys os osposu = me-
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"a rKmrs siIk-NKsTN

XIV r,sa AND nRAPgRY NETS
-. vxnr0 froa Ssw fsrk safSs Eoe ~
rs~si snea rssay. Chester cAexy.
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vEsrfBrIgp TRAIN SERVICE

Over the Northern Pacific railroad: dining cars
nud s'eepiug cars every day In the ysaE Seattle
4, Caicaxo lli miles the shortest route second
c.ass pssseascrs too arc afforded excellent -.
comulodsssoas.
aafKyy-THkKx aocxs AND THfRry-sfx NiSrrEs
say,d in reaching Chic ago via &c . line A.
,saiIhexr rlfy ticket agent 5l6 Seseod street
Rns.sn block: 4. Ioakin. depot ticket agent
seattle
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SscgNTS WOOL DRESS GOODS
rw<rsy-sve cen, al voo4. ~ laca dress goods
Chfxsxa gisa.y.
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A are az eAsldrxn's Enc qgsilsy riehed East
Aisek hose, snll tnisAed ssfes "a TO 81. -sc
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NJ. W. Warner OF Lucerne. MIMI. and Miss
rl.rs R'rh OF Saersms nto. Cal. have
accepts. Gus MARKS offer ard will be united
in mafYsrsony on FRIDAY evening. May IS.
m Mr.. MARKS chow widow M. /, 81 & o clock
~ IA. All are Invited. An orchestra viii render
Nendc,xscfsus ~Wedding March,"
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PAiNfING Lessons

VIII s.ke q ass IN painting and sketcA.ng
f,x>r, ustnrs or ter OF TIA dafs oals h<xtE-
rlgx Tassaay, Msy q. . = N static 30 Pike
r-s J e STUAgr
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the WATER FRONT.

The bark Oakland naished dschargsnE her
cargo at Harrington & smiths wharf yesterday
ana lcis fns Fort Madison 10 load lumber for san
Francisco.
The United states revenue cutter beas II ssili
I'm the hareos. She viii not depart for Alssks
until Thursday
The steamer Cosmopolis which Is 70 run be-
v,en here and Alaska, Is due here tomorrow.
The s,rsmcr Premier iefs for Vancouver Fri
Aav night with cargo OF general merchandise.
The lv,nhoe win nnish loading coal on Mon
a.v whom she vii leave for ssn Francisco.
The steamer Csty OF Kingston will rua IN ex-
a.. atom ,r1r 10 Victoria next Wednesday.
The Haysien Republic Is due here today with
. iarrc cargo ef general merchandise.
~. Lucy Howe II due here with acaFgo OF
ssoue from chuce annt
rae steamship City Of Pueblo 10 due here from
San Francisco today.
the Fanny Like II due here with load OF
hsv for BAXTER Co
Tar sseamsaip waila walla win leave for San
rraucisca tonight
the ssean schooner Jsanis b On her Way from
ean francipeos
The steamship city Of Topeka leaves here Tor
Aissha Friday.
The s,esn schooner Lskne is due here today
from Portland
The sus Raiaisr is having her boilers re-
re Point Areaa hes gone TO the is'snaa