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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-04

Henry and Edward Phair have sued to re-
cover $50, 11s damages from Sarah Madison,
alleging that il November, 1889, their mother,
Elizabeth Phair, was a tenant Of defendant
at 446 Jessie street. Upon that day guam
tity of plaster fell from the ceiling upon
Mrs. Phair and she died from the injuries
received thereby on January oath last
Plaintiffs allege negligence in not repairing
the lastering
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New Incornorations.

The following articles of incorporation
have been filed in the office of the County
Clerk:
Kern County Canal and Water Company; Di.
rectors-Henry WadswOrlh OF Alameda County
and Lloyd Tevis, James Is. Haggin, Irwin G..
Stump, VIII S. Tevis OF San francisco. Capital
stock, SIS ,000,0
Hall Manufacturing Company; Directors-A.
E. Potter of COlusa and Walter II. Hall. Lewis
e. Mitchell, A. o. Cotton, Byron w. Haines. j.
n e, Wilson, Ernest j. Mott of San francisco.
Capital stock, 100000, of which $40 has been
subscribed.
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He Got Thinrs NIIxad.

A German saloon-keeper named George
Wallenschlager was on trial in Judge Muir
phys court yesterday, accused of obtaining
money under false pretenses. The COM
planning witness was Alfred Greeubahm,
who says the accused borrowed $50 from him
upon the representation that he owed no
debts. 1t afterward appeared that Wallen-
schlager was very much involved financially.
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New York Markets.


NEW YORK, Sept 3.-The business developed by
the efforts of the bears to further suppress Rock ISL
and and sugar reineries, with soue trading in Atch-
ison and st. Paul. comprised about all there was oil
the stock market to-day. In the afternoon vigor-
Gus raid upon Burlington and Quincy ratified that
stock off ~ per cent very short time. The at
tack ceased suddenly it began. and the market
closed fairly steady at about the opening figures Tor
most of the list. The final changes even for Rock
Island and Sugar slight; the only important
is a loss of 13s in Burlington and Quincy. Gov
ernments steady. Petroleum closed steady. Spot
Pennsylvania Oil opened at 1924 and closed at
s27s. october opened at s312 and closed at 81.
NEW YORK, Sept 3.-Unfted States Bonds: as
1876; 41a's 1O4 Northern Pacific. 33A; Cana
dian Pacific s2l4: Central Pacific. 32l2; Atch-
son. 42s4; Union Pacific, 6l1a; Weils-Fargo, lao;
Western Union S37s; Silver, 1lSM; Sterling,
81 s212Q4 So
wheat-Cash, 81 o5s4 September, 81 oS7S.
FIOur-Quiet.
Cofee-$l7 80.
Suear-54@57sc.
Hides-15c.
Copper-Lake SIG rs.
Tin-Spot. S2l So.
Lead-Domestlc, 81 S21a.
Iron-$l4.
Petroleum-S27s.
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Produce Market.

IrOuuce
FLOUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras 81 25d4 so; Bakers extras 81 25G4 IS;
city superfine, $3@93 IS; interior brands $i94 90
Tor extras and s3@)3 SO 2 Dbl for superine.
wHEAT-Dun and weak, but no lower. The
quotations are: No. l, 81 371a; No. 9, 81 So
al 1914; choice, 81 3Ss4@l 40; extra choice for
milling, 81 42Ia@1 AS Sonora, 81 80 y ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoBSINe.
Buyer '90-10O 81 43ss: 100, 81 43sz. Buyer
season-500, 81 511a; 800, 81 5lSs; 800 81 Ola.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Prices declined. Buyer 10000, 81 431s; 1000.
81 42s4; 1900, 81 427s. Buyer season-l100,
81 81; $50, 81 5074; 600, 81 5075.
BARLEY-Firm at the advance. Quotations are
as follows: Choice Feed, 81 3l14@1 32la; No.
/ do 81 80; lower grades, 81 % a 271a;
Chevaiier 81 so for Standard and 81 3011 80 for
lower grades; Brewing. 81 35@1 As q ctl for fair
to choice new and 81 421aGl As for choice old.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINe.
Buyer 10000 81 381s; 100, 81 S64s; 1Oo
81 1854; 500, 81 36la: 400 81 1914. Buyer season
200, 81 421a; 100, 81 az.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Prices declined Buyer $4,000, 81 s5ss; 1oO
81 1855; 400. 81 351a. Buyer season = 800,
81 AIS; 200. 81 41ss 100, 81 ALA; 100, 81 40s4 ;
200. 81 407s; 800 81 Al.
oATS-Easier at slight advance. The quota
lions are as follows: Black, 81 40@l 90 u ctl No.
i, 81 6O@l 621a; No. 2, 81 500 So; Choice,
81 65@l 071a; Gray, 81 55@l 571a: Surprise,
81 s71a9l 1919; Milling, 81 7o@l 721s p ctI.
CORN-Despite arrivals OF 2435 centals yester-
day making 1896 centals in two days. the market
was no lower though dull and easy. Prices Z
White 81 3udl 50; Yellow, 81 259l 80 for large
and 81 271a@l 80 for small round.
RYE-weak and quiet at 81 l71a@1 80 for COM
mon to choice.
BRAN-weak at SIT 5O@ls SO for the best and
sl6 50@l7 . ton for lower grades and outside
brands.
MIDDLINGS-Easy at S26927 80 q ton for the
best and 1875 for other grades.
HAY-Steady. Receipts moderate. Wheat. quot
able at $l0@l4 = ton for fair to good and $3.50
10 so for choice; Oat. $9@12; Wild Dat, sl0Gl2;
Barley. $S@ll; Alfalfa. $12@l2 90; Glover, IS so
GIL = ton.
STkAw-Quotable at 45@b5c p bale.
UNSATISFACTORY Barley, $2S@2S so. The
mills sell Oilcake Meal at $253s " ton net, the Job
bers charge s27@30 ? tom Rye Flour. 3lac 2 u; Rye
Meal, Sc: Graham Flour, 312c; Oatmeal, 4Ac; Dat
Greats SC; Cracked Wheat, 3s4c; Buckwheat Flour.
&c; Pearl Barley. 41a9434c q ID.
SEEDS-Yellow Mustard $212 10 q ctl; Brown,
Mustard. 81 5O@e3; Flax 81 y ctl: Canary, SAG
3Nc q ID; Alfalfa &c q ID; Rape. 2Hac; Hemp,41ac
Timothy, 534@614c.
DRIED PEAs-Niies. s2@2 % q ctl; new Green,
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Sept 8.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING sept ..
suMMARy OF THE Markets.
Wheat weak and dull.
Barley firm.
Oats slightly lower
Corn weak and quiet.
Rye neglected.
Bran and Middlings weak.
Hay steady.
Pink Beans unsettled
Hops high and firm.
Potatoes lower.
Onions higher
Butter. Cheese and Eggs unchanged. q
Wine Grapes higher.
Poultry aad Game quiet.
Coffee firmly held.
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California Fruit.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-Porter Bros. e. Co. sold to-day
ten cars of California fruit: Hungarian Prunes,
81 40; Victoria PIums, 81 40; Gross Prunes. 81 80;
Bartlett Pears ipe). 81 1898 5o; haf-crates Tokay
Grapes 81 1902 20; Orange Cling Peaches, 81 4O@
l rs; Susquehanna Peaches same: Early Crawford
Peaches. 81 50@l rs; Beurre Hardy Pears. 81 IS;
Duchess, 81 so; haif-crates Muscat Grapes SOc9
81 30, good many in poor order
The Earl Fruit Company sold California fruit as
follows: Beurre Clairgeau Pears (ripe), 50 LOG
2 10; ripe, wormy ones sold for less.
NEwY YORK, Sept. 3.-Sgobel Il Day sold one car
load OF California fruit: Bartlett Pears, 50 200
So So; Silver Prunes, 81 80; Fallenberg PlumS,
81 409i 40. The fruit was in prime order.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Sam Francisco Meat NIarke,

San Francisco Meat Market.
Wholesale rates from sIaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 61s@6c: second quality
Asa 65c; third do, 3Is@I41sc.
VEAL-Large, 1860: small Calves. case.
MUTTON-Wethers 6la0o71ac: Ewes, 606Isc
HANDSPRING Lamb. S@9c 8 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. 4l4@S4sse for light grain-.ed,
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Steamers to sail to-day the oceanic for China
Japan, the Coos Bay Little River, the North
Fork for Hum ooidt Bay and the Yaquina for Lom-
poe. The willamette Valley falls due from Yaquina
Bay, the Humboldt from Humboldt Bay. the Coos
Bay from Little River, the Walla Walla from Vic
tora and Puget Sound the Gypsy from the Salinas
River and the Santa Cruz from the southern coast.
The barks c. B. Kenny, 1913 tons. and Detroit
143S tons load Coal at Seattle for this port Ger
man ship Elise l34S tons, Lumber at Burrard Inlet
for Melbourne 67s Cd Norwegian ship HaugeSund
1885 tons, Lumber at Hastings Mills for Melbourne,
6Ss Sd, Port Prrie 70s.
The ship Charles Z. Moody, 1e15 tons. was char
tered prior TO arrival for Wheat to Liverpool or
Havre. 35s.
The Dynomene takes for Dunkrk, France. 81, 167
centals Wheat valued at S95,4O0.
The barkentine Katie Fiickinger, 449 TONS loads
Lumber on the Sound for Honolulu.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNER
~ ship-Notice is hereby given that the co-part-
nership heretofore existing between JOHN f.
SEIKE and ADAM MILLER in the carrying on and
conducting that certain hotel on the corner Of
Broadway and Montgomery sts., in the City and
County of San Francisco and which is designated
and known as the Golden Eagle hotel, has been dis
solved by mutual consent, said SEIKE Withdrawing
fFOmsssd business sand said MILLER continuing
therein and assuming all the debts and liabilities OF
said firm; that said SEIKE will not from this .2Sth
day OF August, 1890 henceforth be responsible for
any obligation incurred by said MILLER or any one
else By reason of said business or copartnership.
JOHN +. SEIKE au3O IT.
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MORNING SALES
Board-lO Pacific Gas Imp, 81; 20 Contra Costa
Water, 94Ia; 20 Hawaiian Commercial. 1881 200
do, 10: 100 do, 1875: 20 do, g. 10; 100 do, b 8,
10: SO s + Gaslght, 1884.
Streer-1O Fireman's Fund ms l55.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-l00 Safety Nitro Powder, 1881; $50 do.
1854: 200 Hawaiian Commercial, 1915: 200 do, 10:
To i GasIight, b9S4; $4,000 S AZ (coupon)
Bonds, 1885; 10 Contra Costa Water, 94l2; Pa
clic Gas lmn, b6ll,
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LIFE.

LIFE.
Lie Is a certainty,
Death is doubt:
Men may be dead
While they're walking about.
Love is as needful
To being as breath;
Loving is dreaming
And waking is death.
join BOYLE O'REILLEY.
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Shipping Notes.

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, l0c for sight drafts and
loo for Geographic.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Sept 3.-The spot market Is quiet at
rs 51bdG7s Sd Cargoes are easy at 3Ss Sd for of
coast 3ss I'd for just shipped and 3ss Sd for nearly
due
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the Following
Liverpool quotations: September, rs I'd; OCTOBER
Is 73ld; November rs S1Ad; December, Is Sgd;
January, rs Sgd.
LONDON, Sept. 3.-Consois. 1914; United States
Bonds-4s, 1854; 4la's, 1861; Silver, 54ss;
Rentes, 96f.
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ATTORNEYs-AT-LAW.

A DVICE. ROBERT SECULAR, SUPREME
n Court Attorney, 305 Bearny st. au2s II
A DVICE FREE; SPECIALITY, DIVORCES
y privately, quick time, legal everywhere; collec-
TONS etc; terms moderate; no charge unless sue
cessful attorneys all courts; estab'd 10 years Law
Office g. w, HOWE q CO., 26 Kearny ST. aul3 tt
4 DVICE FREE; DIVORCES A SPECIALLY: NO
~ publicity; quickest time; legal everywhere
terms reaSonable no charge unless successful; and
all other at law both civil and criminal pushed
vigorously; collections, wills, etc. L. ENGLEY,
ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION ! l Kearny ST. je9 6m
DIVORCES, WILLS, ETC. FRANK KENNEDY,
~ Attorney, SO Murphy Building. 12tf
John A. WALL, ATTORNEY AT LAW. go
y Sansome ST., Rooms 10. II and u. my15 emo
IV w. DAVIDSON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw, 42o
w California ST.. Rooms l4-l5; advice free d3tf
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-Wheat. cash, 81 Of.
Corn-46c.
Pork-Sl0 371s.
Lard-$6 2212.
Ribs-$5 40.
Whisky-$l Is.
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Mexican Dollars.
Quotable a. 81 12@s212c.

Fine Silver.
Quotable 81 1891 - q ounce.
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90 7SO 0OO TO LOAN AT LOWEST
IDO. tCO.OUOr rates in sums TO suit on ranches
JOHN LITTLE, us Safe Deposit Block. au3l lists
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RR0OKLYN HOTEL.


T Golf. Sacramento Mrs Wilson, fly, Hevery
j Brown. Tuare Al Ismest. Grass Valley
J Cahili Il W. Stockton NJ Smith, Martinez
J SerneDei, Concord W J Van Marks. wrlshts
II Van Luven, Blyth ont Allan, Haywards
the Hudson y Clarke, Alameda
c II Mansfield, Pacific Wy w Powelson, Fresno
Doran, Santa Rosa L NJ Morse, Stockton
Rev Martin, Redding 9 Piggott, brentwood
Mrs l. Handlers Rodding Mrs NJ Miller. Kiloglen
NJ Nurse, Bedding 6 Gurley, Snta barbara
MissLHerzenger, Redding Mrs NV Massey, Reddiug
Mrs Herzenger, Redding u Breen. Redding
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
r Black & VT. Ogden II Roggenkamp, Nebr
Mrs W Smith, Ogden Barber. Alpine
II Kaufman, Denver Napthay, Taylorvill
hrs kaufman, Denver Carrigan. Petaluma
NJ O'Brien Denver J Mclean, GiIroy
w Berkeley, Chicago 4 Clare & VT, Mex
o Bell, st Johns Kansas II Taft Fiske. Minneapolis
D Groclore Stockton L Handle. Chicago
j X Groclore, Stockton Mrs Handle, Chicago
c Campbell, stockton IA Wristen, Brentwood
j Arnott Jr Camptonvile Mrs Wristen. Brentwood
C II Marks. MERGED NJ Stewbery. Toledo
& Bermis Eureka Kirker 4 VT. York
q Hooper, Santa Barbara j Mcfarland, California
Mrs Hooper, Santa BarbralJ Bouquet San Pablo
j Rodman, Baltimore Mr. Robinson, San Pablo
j L Higgins. California III Jantzen q VT, Boulder
LICK HOUSE.
Pringle, San Rafael F Cressy. Modesto
p OvertOn, Santa Rosa Miss Kimbail, Visalia
Davy. San Diego N Williams, Modesto
A Buck, San Diego J II Suheben, Visala
A Martin, San Jose M Hutchings Yosemite
L Wilson. Chico Smith q WI, sn Diego
Bankhardt. London Mrs NJ May San Jose
ID + Kelly Il VT, San Jose Z Klein, Ukiah
Miss Hall, San Jose J Fisher WI, Fresno
Miss & Faulkner, Sn Jose y w Flung Il W. Fresno
S PaCheco, San Rafael NJ Williams, S Rafael
J ii Breed, Los Angeles w j HOtchkiss, HealdSbg
W Bentley n VT, Victoria NJ Madden, san jose
ID Bancroft, MADEIRA + Stockton, San Jose
G ii Adams, Arizona o NJ Allison. San Jose
Mrs 3 Mitchell Nisalia Bonnell. Nacayille
Miss NJ Rosenthal, Sixth j Summers. Vacaville
j ii Cali, Los Angeles IL Summers, Yaeaville
A Gammer, Vacayille
BALDWIN HOTEL.
II A Buell., Chicago G II jefferson, San Jose
W + Case New York II " OodaIl, New York
j L Payton, Suisun Laura Booth New York
Mrs J Douglas, Wyoming Monny. New York
o W Allison, san Jose Mrs J j DAILY. New York
w NJ BoIrdman, Reno Mrs Lankershire, L AnglS
II Huddleston& W, Montry Miss Angel, Los Angeles
Mrs l. Spring. Mt View Mrs Van Meyers, LAngeleS
w Bradford, $ Rafael w Bullock. Chicago
Davis Stockton Mrs $ Mitchell, Nisala =
} Gacomini, san Jose Mrs Nj Rosenthal. Stocktn
NJ Storms, Horse Haven j Gabriel, Chicago
S Highlander, Orleans In Cobber, New York g.
q l. Wolf Stockton u II Gooden. Lathrop1
Wenheim Sacramento Mrs II White. Lakeville
c Edgar, Vallejo ~ II White Jr, Lakeyiile
A TreadwelI. Cairo 4 White. Lakevil!e
w Sjouring, Hong Kong DIR II & Trueman, Diego
fanny New York c j Walden, San Quinten
L = Phelan, New York Frank Frey. Willows
+ Z House. Chicago ~ Anderson. San Jose
White Montreal Morgan&w, Sacramto
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DENTISTS.

T1R. THOMAS L. HILL ODD FELLOWS BUILD
u ing; ONCE honrs, to- sp2+ cod
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SEWING MACHINES.

LII KINDS OF SEWING MACHINES TO
y rent. 81 per month. 1903 Market ST. aug At
.C1EWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND RE-
y n~irad w n HIGGTNS b0S HAYES st nlrl If
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SUN AND TIDE TARIE
SHIPPING INrELLIGENCE.

For Late shtppu.y hiteiiioencs see Eight. rags.
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1 ' Ell PRICES FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH ON
u gold from BLAKE BROS, dentists, new Chroni-
Gle Building; extracting with gas, 81. 1y25 II
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hEH. Sal Market 81, OPP. baldwin au1 II
DR H. AUSTIN. SURGEON DENTIST, RE-
IL moved TO Tl9 Market, neaT Bancroits. ylSu
TYR CASSILLi'S PAINLESS DENTAL
IL rooms, go Market st; best teeth 81 to 81 eI
tfactns or ming 25c to 81 hall price to poora5 q
S,YLVESTER, SUBLETT Il SYLVESTER, DENT
- istS-DR. W. A. SUBLETT has exclusive charge
OF our mechanical department, while DKS. HENRY
aud WILLIAM SYLVESTER manage the operative;
teeth extracted or filed positively without pain, by
The use of our celebrated vitalized air. Omees NE
cor. Sixth and Mission sts: hours to 3. JeS "
DR c. u. WILSON, DENTIST s25 MARKET
II St, bet. Fifth and Sixth OBJ Mason del5u
A IL NEW SPAPERS HAD LONG ARTICLES IN
y them stating that the insane asyunS are full OF
people took gas only for painless tooth OK
traction and went crazy Ny secret painless methot
swOnderiul. BY its use any dental operation may
he done painessiy VIII forfeit 500 for any tooth
that 1 cannot extract without sleep or gas evsa
though a dozen dentists have failed to extract IL.
All operations done better than elsewhere SINGS L
have seven first prizes for beautiful filings plats
and crown work. There are Lex dentistS Onice
open Till $3.50 P. NJ; Sundays till 2. n. DR.
GEORGE W. LEX, O'Farreil 81 oee Il
BEAUTIFUL SET 81; PAINLESS EXTRACTING
ID soc; gold plates; bridge WORK crowns; nlltnys;
atI0west rates. DR. C. A. PERRY, s Mason ST. de5 If
COLToN DENTAL. ASSOCIATIONS, SOC MARKET
~ ST. (Phelan building; gas specialists: positively
extract teeth without pain: only ONCE that MAKES
and gives the celebrated Cotton Cas-" $4,000 RET
ereuces established 1853; all operations In dentistry
performed. DIR. CHARLES W. DECKER. fe7 Il
g.T A SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED As
ID good as can be made; filling 81. DR. SIMMS,
Dentist. $50 Market ST.. next Baldwin Theater ocl tt
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norial Day Generally Oh.
served Here.
MAGNIF,cENT PROCESSION.
IA E.. Military and Many Civic
Bodies in Line.
Usnsrs for the Veterans or.sisn ny
speaker Feiehsn Memorial EXERCISES
war Prisoners Organize Decsvsssse
a stores and BuiIAinx.-

Memorial day. May 30. is m anniversary
iknt for twenty-five consecutive years has
IN observed in highly fitting manner
fsfoughons the United States By those vet
srnus Who remember the noble daring ard
nnnly sacrifice Of those who fought and
ri for the cause they believed to he right.
6uch day Was yesterday. and once more
- people joined the soldiers in making
~ holiday one not TO be forgotten a.
naothef tribute TO the heroic dead. but =
eisceye expression Of sympathy that will
,ot Is forgotten by those Who mourn for
slserf husbands. fathers and sons
The day was all that could be desired for
tbe parade and exercises prepared by the
co:- mittees Of the Grand Array bodies.
All tie leading business houses were closed
4 noon, many Of them being handsomely
decorsted, some containing panoramic
fiexs of battiefields. Throughout the city
n6xs 1uttersd in the breeze and the ships
is the hsrbor were likewise deckesi with.
bunting.
AZ IN early hour the streets were
fkroneed by citizens and hundreds Of Wis
jlofs. who came in BY train from oatIying
lawns, who wished 20 witness the parade
and listen 10 the Memorial day services ct
DE Armory. The dag was indeed q mem
ornbie one. and the exercises wers 60 ad-
n1irsbly carried out that the remembrance
4 yesterday. with all patriotic citizens.
viIi Iingcr far beyond future celebrations
d the soldiers day oil 1875,
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= Y. 3. Alexander sides. us. 7. ". Younx
8. Iessslx Koch: orator. Hon. J. ". F<ixhas.
poksne Failss commander. s r. sxrses:
sr''sof sics commander. Jndes J.. r. Hoyt
Junior sscs commander. Richard Bfsdiey !:
xaJutant, A. =. Kent, chaplain, Rev. W. e
lawson ofhcer of The day. James AIexsn.
ger: onsces q the guard. W. b. Phillips.
1ne nsFeh 70 the Armory hail was
slsht well worth seeing, every section os
tne parade deporfiag itself handsomely
sua al maxing parad9 that heightened
ing prize q The peorie and the respect Tor
me poys IA blue. rsrfecs order vas m air
isined throughout.
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Uaited States karshal's Sale.
tlSarrn sTAFfs or ANsRsea.

INfTkN NfAffN NF ANTNftA. -
Sar5HERx DISTRICT ~ WAsRtS&yeS.t
NJ xsF ue os wrf al xsxdtiiana expo3 ~ 10
me sIfreese~s issaei srusn Use etssrce ecary OF
The NJ e8 Sf&tsS. Tor the uofsasr d,siSsaa e. :
trie ef Washington. a. ID suts ~ wssasas7oa
frngs AuF Company iisSfsnt - stea rxser
~ ksas. heF saekac. apparel Aaa gnsnitare
assfSUasntS
an eesrEssasisd 10 Sc / The Above steamer
kteksasss. her tsckffs Appsre s2a1 fsrei tsTc u
accordance wsh a Tecees Sgset S<assle
Nasslaesen. atsy =. isse. gGaseaaee43 ia SID
sssxrt hsseb s.yr public notice teat on fhe
i-ts. sszy 81 "a q 4 y iS.s. 81 O'clock n u
at her lssssias a1 t5e west Size 81 Lake wash.
inxfon u me city % Scsssse. VIII 50 tae ~.
- amer kfrkiAnf. her ~ Sse appArsf and sus-
ri ts-e 10 tn. highest SssSes soT cash rAgsz;e
a. sss tine Of sale THOMAS r bRoHS
T. < NazxAs
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r-e. II. cariev, thc we'll known merchant
tailor. 81 SO Market 81. r. writes 70 the Ed
win w Joy Co, that sor years he was afflicted
with dyspepsia which nothing relieved stil se
commenced taking joys Vegetable sarsapariiia.
BE confines, am stir taxing * It's mid
laxative essec.s are exceedingly grateful 20 the
system. Il Is pleasant surprise that aw.sts
sAose who Go not know What cur Vegetable
juices do fcv debility, sluggish LIVER ard ira
pssrcsf digestive organs
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Arthur L. Nelson was buried from the
residence Oh South Twelfth street q:
O'Clock p, ~. yesterday. The insermeat
Was IN the Masonic cemetery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-31
We Close on Sunday.

Our entire store is closed on Sunday. We are
the only clothing house in the city tat absolutely
mains closed on Sunday. We are also the only cloth
ing house which closes o'clock week days, except
ing Saturday, when the closing hour is o'clock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-31
Children 5 Clothing.

We carry the most superb and largest assortment
and we have some rare bargains to oier you in this
department. Withou, doubt there is not hand
son,er choiccr stock Of Chdrcns Clothing in the
Northwest.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-31
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-31
Before We Move,

and this IS our last week in the present quarters You
only of tie best make but are OF the latest style
Our line OF Clothing is equaed in the city. every
thing considered