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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11
STEAMBOATS,.

LII FARES REDUCED VIA STONlNG-
~ T0N IINI.-Thc inside route: Boston. ~ rrovi-
d,ure % Worcester s. 30. Steamers leave Pier
50 y. H.. block above Ianai-SI AT D. m. Sundays
excepted.
NALL RIVER LlNE.-BOston, $500, for
Il nrstca~, limited tickets. FARES KEDuCED TO
ALL POINTS Leave Pier q. y X. noot OF Murray-stJ
We, days only AZ .. SUNDAY trip- WIN De- resumed
March 3O) Connection by Annex boat from
Brookgn at ( 80 JERSEY CITY at y. steamer, PIT
GRIM and PROVIDENCE In commission An orchestra
on
NJ ORWICH LINE FANORITE INSIDE
~ ROUTE. reduced. 10 Boston ~ Worcester.
d. corresponding reductions TO all points Fast
leave Pier old numh'f North River foot Of Wattsst.
next pier DesbiO-r~-,t Ferry. daily. sunday
couted AZ > y. M. g. W. BRADY Agent
~ EW -HANEN.-Stcamcrs leave Peck Slip
~ (Plcr 25 T. r. a y. ~. and II D. tSundays
arrive M time for trains north and cast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Ihc spot market for Rio was decidedly
stronger to-day. In keeping with thc rise In options
Demand continued good. 10 T. fiat bean quoted l3!c.
sales $50 bags l7.c for No. 10 aroat LAG Tor
80 o. fsi,c for 80 lie for No. C. aud f., and - &c
for no = no description. OF mild grades, sales, iOO0
ulcul- Padang 24asc 80 pculs Ilmor. 2ic and 2oot
tag, Maacat o. private terms. Option, made decided
GAIN attended With considerable excitement ana irec
buyinQ by 'shorts" Opening sales Indicated rise Of
sOGj3 points after which there further advance Of
about 10 points followed by slight cton closing very
steady Al cables bullsh, and this, coupled
with the large lover 1911 900 bags, In the world
Visible supply talk u trout c in RIO served a. he
chief element Of strength. Hayre clocd 2@a32 r..
higher aud Hamburg gained fully lali PFC kio
advices were firm Kcgu.ar nrs ! : so, good second
400; exchange private, - receipts tt"o dalsj
is 900 bags total stock 95 900 bags Santos receipts
1.-TWO days., 1000 bags. , ,, a
Stock Rio, Santos, United states ana EUROPE anu
shipments snOat, March l.
1890. 1880. 1888
Rio ftotan 127 900 80, 900 15l 600
s,nto. Itptan ..... $50 coo $50 900 80 1000
Unitd States (Brat). 116SlS s-3S9J ~ .eUVV
Europe a!l kinds 1foO 700 lolflVV l''o'oo
2Ol457s 2,4Gi 953 ., 5s5. 100
Anoat for United States. PA 600 29OoOO loooOo
Anoat for Europe. from Java 5000 oo ooo
aast ,or Euron- from Yrazu $50 900 10000 $50 900
Total 57s 3o5o953 2,95l. 100
AGAINST February I2 $40 Oj3 3.077.429 .. ia 500
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THE BOOK or OPEN-AIH SPORTS. octave 500
i pages ILLUSTRATED. The standard authority
american ouen-aT anu-"ment- Rules sailing swim.
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding &c. Sc In
full II p,r copy Published hG The Tribune. NcwYork.
Entertaining and universally complmeDted by tho
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y,.te,,,,., crude petroleum markets were applr.
unity. mile influenced bv the above showing. Nor
wa, much attention paid Ia che recent report, OF dln
he'd ON nut at the sheffield and !rtl'r County 100
foot pools 1t the stock EAchau-r regular OIL fell
from 90 to g3 Il cents, and recovered ONLY irl'
fi.u1llv The Apnl options broke from 80 ia - .
10 02 cents. recovering cent hN the end Lite
evidence of now interest ln the spec uaiiou J. vet "p
n,rcnt but the view 81 the future taken hy the
clal run II trader is conservative. Inc Mdrnrt>
closed steady on the rallies.
The range Of prices and the total dealing, were
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WHITE STAR LINE.
Hurtlon Galc of Gorscs.


PETER C. k AZ |lHrG'c,'iilGSy-Tmls DAY.
BREEDING STUD aud TkiytlXfE rHoTrING STABLE
MR. WILLIAM IEocKEFELLER,
rrsn,v March II sSs cc%mencing at the conclusion
Of STONY Ford sae about , SGSlS T. NJ
2s.,ve S.t N,,'I Gsd and Ssth sis XewYork.
'u''''" Coaicc. io7 John-st)
This noted private stable and the small breeding stud
ha G9S sioS@ w da Gn The ana were all origin
ay only Tor Their speed bgt also IN M
c S" Of qS acS s ieS soaG"d
they possessed e 'red Of the raee horse and many
e h@Ss won %% aSt scs e'e o. iS p SH ns her
record to or PcT this year ana s L l wen VIA R sNaa
2 at three years as rabe road hof. as he was "a,
aorse Among hoe eaT a Ir the mare cleoa
Sls that together double harness record Of H.
$is; caiamus 2.ei+ rrb,na belle ;2o,t M, ,gals
Morre ss and and via Ras% Thee
are and promising youngsters out OF ueh oy inue
PETER & o FJ Ja1a.i'. & { eT2Ss
DETER c. KELLLoGG $ COZ . AvGTioNEEKs.
assicsa'ing So head
TRorr1SG STOCK
"i'D.'' ,hc Hmcrsan 9si l.t naIs Nnsvo,s
lOaice. 1os John-St)
THE rsr.rr or nFvIAMIN l.. BATES
OF Boston. Mass.
con.ic - head OF which II by the great race trotr
and Sire Wcdgrw God 10 from mares by Daniel Lamb H.
Hhrahan Ey.dy's iIombctonan Ethan Allen, Sc; s'N-
Of WedecwOod. and to Sir Waltz D.. 80
u Nix; GFOEGr. \. yGYNOLDs,
~ Utica. y. y
consisn. oil hi. brood mares ev svrrp''ake7 wcnrtcn
prln.. Sc ard much young to :. ont Of
them and other -up rior dams. boy Richard tDfoihrr 10
- Pa,rrh loi. pacing son o. Volunteer. NaMbtiho
Dudley Knickci booker and ken"o'd.
The horses Will arrive At hc place o' sale March = after
which the harness upon III" track - mlie)
within the building
For catalogues adff~.s 49,
PETER c; KELLOGG & CO..
lo1 John-st.. N""-fork
S,ToXY FORD 1EO1TlNG STOCK
AT AUCTIOS-THis DAY.
F6RTy.oNL HEAD.
bred iy and tic property ~
MI, sllAKfI~ IAoKMAN.
o. stony Ford Offfrr county. y. y,
TUESDAN NAN'H -. $500 - - O'Clock, o.
m. hf.ri..n Institute Building.
3d.ave. between Jah and titn -ts. NeN-foFh.
PETER c. KELLO,G & CO.. Auciloneers.
Oficc. lu- loAn--t
The horses nav hc seen Zee barnes. the ale pro-
presses lS track = once gif fIl" Nltn thf DullnMk
.~o-S. annie fasil'ts. I'rAfi.-- ~ weather..
THO tafiIoel. composed o. Young -ieIlons. mars
and .aidn-- Do, kfutu' tf Prime. M1n,n'.d, lfiAli
49, an" ~ no n6-, ia'c1-.f' tr0;tnr lln~.. Some
g., fb. nrrlfr. ar -pcld d. ing horses com
i,ninr .vl, and sped Ntri atiset'' Tor r'inhs o. 10Y
lot '''''- rlYER C.. KTLIOGG 60.
lO- Join--f. N'wYofk
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Jrarhtrs.


TUTORS, govcrnesses professor te.cheroii a..
"A. branches supplies schools and families. Ssiooi clf
cuars parents Modern languages spoken ~ Il, ~
COYRIERE 81 T.. l7th-st., bet 4th-aNe ana BioauMsH
BILE TEACHERS, Tutors, Governesses, Companions,
"A Church Singcrs Matrons supplied free Of chsrse
schools recommended. Mis- NJ. f.. DONOVAN'S Teach
er.' Bureau Musical Agency 30 East l4thst
4 REST TEACHERS. American and Foreign, supplied
"A. for an branches in all localities no charge IIAV
IKS WANTED u fee for registration; form for stamp
r. T.. AVERY American School Bureau. west lf'hsI
n. 49,
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A suupli~s Professors Teachers Tutors, roNcrh'sse
SC 10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 10
Mrs. NJ. j. YOrNGFtLTON. - Union SQUARE:
TIESSE'S TEACHERS AGENCY, Il f. 17hst. sup
II plies competent teachers. tutors, goNernesses iug
slc,ans all branchcS resident and visiting; recommends
schools: English. ti,rma French Spanish spoken.
rINUE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY. (Estsh 1850
Supp,s schools with teachers teachers with positions
w d KERR. Manager. 10 Astor Place. New-forA
rJ,EACHER WANTED for primary department. graded
j school. city normal graduate, successful en-
nerencc; Catholic; salary. $500. ". D. KERR, Union
Teachers Agency. 10 Aston Place y Y
VUOMAY'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU for
w both sexes supplies professors. teachers. eoN'rneses
musicians housekccprr companions chaperohes &C. TO
college,, and families also bookkeepers stenosra-
phc,- and copvists 20 business firms . .,.
Mis- {. l.. WERNER 800 5th.sve.. New-fork CIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11

Dantine Afnormlfs.
IFXANDFR MACGREGORS. los West 5jth-st.
IA classes ia dancing Immediately after the non
classes saturday morning carly alpi
cation desirable Private lessons any ime bs appointment
CARTIEKS DANCING ACADEMY. SO 5th-aN"
n. bet 18Th and ,h tSPlilate md class Lessons all
hours WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY Halls ~ l't-
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HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co:
sS@ LSd s Fs sos a and % i
S Htf VICTORIA. May e. jqas g jsS :;
Np REtULAE SERVICE direct to Mam6ers ,,' 90
S SSe r ls-ss d 5' by ls gas 70 ae &
H$MsyRe4N\ERiYCAS GENL ~ rAsiAGE OFFICE
pA0s s. bro SavaH y 81 81 BroadSa2 = Y.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., the South < Southwest.
4h2 NeL$PF .wfTSY SH igs }SafAST
sEMiSoiE 6I.s,.Sn ANA J.eAson,ae va Nsl + +;
DIEHHwARE cha,ieston aaa Ioc..oavige Moe Mas j.
Al sea No.. have pa"ns.f accornodaton.
IDs onSs OPP" eLYf 6ss'sd S@gn one
T. O. EGER G F. A. G. s. F. = ? Iinesi0 B'vay. N.Y.
CTATE LlNE-BLTWEEN NEW-lORK,
> GLAsG0W. AND MGylLLL L0TNDDGJNNPphEriif,s
WITH 10 IFv2 HRrdo ff66YSb6N btBRi{tO YATES
STATE o. grs N Maran e. p. M
Cabin pasas fs5 to $50 ais c o s sso q ut. To-
aSa ron ali part. WE" q Esc S At ~ ~ PIX
Columbia stors sogth teT1y Rre9;v FOR irigi
% %se Ss.'ssss aS9d one
INMAN LINE Y. $; and Royal Mail steamers.
dlry or 6F tSickdo AhP Ns % m
#T% 81 EAEH| w,$S:5s.s3 ~ + Z
CITY Iru oP PIX g R adS ae'1i n f. VIZ H.
IIEsT GABiN $50 and up~ SEQ 1e,''an IN ,rE 70
'.
e35 STFFRAGF. 800 PETER WRIGHT SONS.
General Agents. BOWLING GREEN y. Y.
OMPAGNIE GENERALE Tlansatlantque,
~ FRENCH LINE 10 HAVIE EVERY SATURDAY.
Ccnps1y's new 40. A. North fiNel n. Morton ~
LA BRI:IAGNL. de Joas-ein saturday. Marrh 10 noon
IA GAhCOGNI Saltli saturday. March %. d. m.
La CHAMPAGNE yer Sat rdW. Man b %. ~ 30 a. m
LA NOEMAND1E. Collier SATURDAY, April @. 80 a. m.
LA BRETAGNE, q" JOuS,elin sat. April j.. 10 80 a.
A. FORGET. General Agent, No. Bo"lil2 Green
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
i LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA.
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From NewYcrk, pier foot o. Cansst ". r..
&Or San Francisco, via the lsthulus OF Panama.
NEWPORT sails Tuesday March ii, noon.
From San Francisco, lst and Brannan sts..
For China and Japan.
CHINA sails Tuesday, March II. D. N.
For freight, ann general Information apply 10
coupanys ONCE the pier. foot Of Canal st.. y. r..
IL. J. BUtLAY. General SuDcrini ndent
A NCHOR LINE. T.. S. MAIL Steamships
n NEW-Y OKH and LIVERPOOL, Via QUEENS!OWN.
IS. CITY or ROME, SATURDAY April D. MAY 3, MAY 81.
| and fourth Saturday thereafter.
Saloon passage. $50 and upward Second Glass $50.
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDEKRY.
From Pier A. y. r., foot of Lcroy-t.
Furnessis.. Mar ID, D. Circassa Mar. 20 n.
Mar 20, AnchOra..--Apr . a.
Rates OF passage
GLASGOW, LONDONDERRY LIVERPOOL.
Cabin, $50 and SEQ Second Glass $50 Storage. 800.
| HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MODERN POLITICS.

THE POLITICAL LIFE OF OUR TINE. BY David
Nicol In Two volumes. $40. pp 4Oo-4l2. ID.
Appleton Co.
houeS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-25

gree tl,ereckiessness 81 those who ars prone
to the commission Of murder.
But II Il argued that the same cause will
operate 70 lessen the quaInsishness Of iuries
in the matter Of conviction which viii
Iesd 70 the death penalty. As : conse-
qusnce punishment, ut and final. will be
more frequent than under the existing sys-
tenn. The argument 81 tine Era on this
point 10 much more convincing than on the
other.
All who have given the subject careful
consideration must agree that he admitted
merits Of the new systsn win hsvs the sug-
eestsd effect upon juries- Butts extremely
doubtful whether men Of ungoverned tenn
per and homicidal disposition o. rule or
except rarely, stop 70 consider the conss-
quences of their crime or the danger, much
less the manner Of punishment. They kill
while their blood 10 hot and think about
the consequences after cooling OF.
On The whols, therefore, the argument Ii
strongly In favor Of the new system, and in
behalf Of more conscientious and just per-
Torrance Of duty by juries, and Of the more
certain and adequate punishment Of crime.
IL ID to Be hoped that the electrical chsir
and machine will take the place Of the
clumsy and often cruel scafIcid in I'll Of the
states
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-25
DKsICCATED HUMoR.

At dinner the major asks the servant, "John.
how many bottles Of this fne wine have We In
the CELLAR three. your honor" After din
ner John gets . good dressing down. with the
command always when there 10 company to
give better account of the contents OF the wine
cellar. shortly after come more guests, and the
major, sure of his ground, again puts the ques-
ton, John, how many bottles OF this finest
wine have we got in the CELLAR" 70 which John,
certain that he il right this time, promptly an.
swers. Ten thousand bottles. you're HONOR
Fiegende Batter.
Tourist-Did Waters. the temperance advo-
cate, have much of . following here in Okla
homa? Prominent Citizen-wal, yes. hight
smart reckon thar was couple o. hundred
people in the mob that followed him out nv
town yere, an hear it was bout the same at
other places -New York World
She-Arc you in business now. Jack. He
No; am still pursuing my profession-the law,
you know. she-But do You think you are
ever going to catch up with it.-Munseys
We ekly.
At the RestauYant-waiter, why do you rec
ommend everybody to take beef 10 mode to-
day? Because, Sir, II IL isn't ali eaten We shall
have 1t for dinner ourselves" dss
Theatres.
A jsckrot IL vessel often used for roasting
greene. Bin9 hamtoU Republican.
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nEwsPAPxRs or wAsHIxarox.

ur~r., vs-~r-.--rr -,
-. ~. 49,.
n-.'..-.
PrinfeR Ink fSew forn.
-sss = me - csnses. zoe W. 49, ~ ~ q
=. ssoa - pops'su0n % sOous s00's''
- - ~ = wspepeE
sp<cs - ssss' - INN s'0n = scous oosOss
We ~ u Analsnas wnIie n ss'eIA. outlnss -
M.y - - isuM sne m.p. - s0meW nsem !.
ny vass = sus.s. me cna1.asf % =. soal ano %
~ os1ss nstsis. - -. cso.es isS p0puisuon
- - - vAee. .u.v ~ Nnssucsy sepsssss CO3
menaues, VIA 'ew mse'ests N common AZ
ne nesteln enc me- tne rnsss soano COUNTY
w.n ~ uemenoous ps.ioIl.use ZOE eommeIce
1uo .nexnsusuoie sappnes u iumoet Inie 70
es0n q cnsfacsenzeo p uonoenui clueo Wnicn
nsve sptunt up = 10Y sme, ma WINE nov
uuMoe'ne Ous iIom S',uv0 - sVsoo0 peopie eacn'
.s ~ l.1 o.' g uc..s nc 70. popus
slO1 - ns1A MaA1IO1- Duiiu.nss' Plc % Iss1
sac. ana al schemes o. improvements IN
tnese cues conform VAN tnls expected increase
IN popuialon. "nsn inc VISITOR inquiries
wnetnsr .ne 'ufue neH0pos Oh tne Souno -
hkeiy 70 become I@come OF seattle, sne answer
wiaa oepenu ialsely UPON sus keosrspnacsa posi'
u0n 81 tne resioence % sne pssson eying sne
OPINION lnefe are Also some VINO cialm tnss
tus pii1e VIII ~ 70 nsHner % tnes0 csuss, out
van nnaIy pc swafoed g AnacosIa, Wnatcom'
Ios' 10" nseno, OF PeInsps some CsneI Pasce.
the name OF WHEN mas NOT yes oesn nesfo. AL
ru&es souho = sai0 20 anoso nne nsspoi. ma
every 1901 OF u snoses y saio 70 p avaiiaoie
LOT town ntea
10 the eastern section o. Wasninetons SPOKANE
Faiis mas estaohsnea lu posiuon . tine ieaoins
city ~ reason Q! 10 extraordinary Growth. its
superior fanfoad connecuons III great Water
power ana the wneatErow1ng country tributary
70 II Ns popuisuon already exceeds zSo0
new puaidines, arses expensive ana we'll
planned are going up wlsn vonoerfui fapiMts.
Between the eastern ana western sections
there intervene scores ana even hundreds Of
OF miles u desert isnd Aisnouen renewed mere
ana mere py vsheys OF exeepuonai ieruhty.
tins tacs separates the oppoeise enos Oh the STATE
- euecSoauy - 0eor9fe ~ bepofoxeo rom
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A. beats the sun from the mountain eress
With ssprerty, pretty"
Cometh the partridge IRON ner nest;
The flowers threw sweet kisses 70 her
Yet haste. b she to mine and me-
All. pretty, pretty!
Ali dear little PARTRIDGE
And when hear the partridge cry
SD pretty. 50 pretty,
Upon the housetop breakfast !;
She comes a-chirping Tar and wide,
And swinging from the mountAin sido-
see and hear the dainty dear!
Alb, pretty, pretty:
Ali dear little PARTRIDGE
The nests inlaid with posies rare
And pretty, pretty;
Bloom violet rose and lily there:
The place il fun Of balny dew
Tine tears of flowers in love with you),
And one and all impassioned cal:
20 pretty. pretty
dear little partridger
Thy feathers they are soft and sleek
So pretty, pretty. pretty:
Long il Thy necx and small thy beak,
The color of Thy piumage far
More bright than rain bow colofs aloi
sweeter than dove il she love-
~ ~ e ass.' litl Rsi p.sssrads.,
when comes the partridge from the Tree
So pretty, pretty.
And sinls her little hymn 20 me,
why, all ire word Is cneered thereby
The heart leaps up into the ere,
And echo then gives back again
Our Pretty, pretty,
Our Dear little partyidgew
Admitting thee most blessed of Ill,
And pretty. pretty,
The birds come with thee at thy call;
In fiocks they come and round thee play,
And this 10 what they seem 20 say
They say and sing. each feathered thing:
.Ah. pretty. pretty
An, dear Little parfrdge.
-Eagrse Field
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ELECTRICAL EXECUTIONS A,
PROVED.

After long and patient analysis of all
the facts connected with the execution of
kemmler. including thorough digest of
the testimony of the physicians and Others
who were present, the Ssnaayy Era, very
high authority, expresses the conviction
that it is the best method vet discovered
for executing criminal with greatest GER
tainty and least pain.
The Era carefully weighs and balances
what ii conceives to be the chief recon-
menda;ion for and the chief objection TO a
general adoption of the system. The OBJ
lection is that with the accepted assurance
OF quick. certain and absolutely painless
death by this method, its adoption may
'-aa 10 rob capital punishment OF many og
II, terriers. and thus stimulate in large de-
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Tho Locomotive Tossed the Bull.
Cenfralia News.

A big black and white bull undertook the
task OF butt. ne tyai off the track of the Port
Towrseps southern ad, about four m lies
north Of Tenino, this morning. 1t seems that Q
former attempt had been unsuccessful, and
undoubtedly maddensd at the failure OF the
frs; sttempt, he determined to clean tho whole
train out this time ct die. He died. The train
was under fair Roadway, when his miahtness
was seen by the engineer in an attitude of de-
lance directly In the middle Of the track. The
engineer blew the whistle and pns ON the air
brakes, but Sir Boss not only refused TO give
way to the approaching train, bus even with
lowered crest charged upon it The shock was
great one-for the bull. The pilot truck him
full in the head, killing him instantly, and
throwing the body slightly to one side. The
combination Car scraped By the body and re-
mains on the track. but the rear trucks of the
following car left the track and travelled from
one side OF the rightof-way to the other, bump
ing over the ties. and tearing mp both sides OF
the embsnkment Naturally enough the ladies
In the car screamed. and the men rushed 70
the doors. and well they might, for one END OF
the derailed truck was thrust up through the
Moor, md lamp fell TO add 70 the general con.
fnsion- Two wrecking frogs were soon pro-
duced. and in ten minutes the train was on it
way again. The steps on one side of the plat
form VIII have 70 be renewed.
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THE STATE PRESS.

Fstshaven Herald: -Colnplacons conscious
usas Of superior strength and capacity % win
has e1teu lest racee ana bastles. The great fable
writer. Ksop, iliustsased this many decades ago
IN Ms iAbls Of the saee between The hars snd
thstortodse. The hare vasso well satisnsd with
his ability % defeat As tortoise that he slept o.
the course. and the slow-soiug tortoise passed
Lin and von The sacs Les the Republican, be
vigslant"
BeIlinshan Bay Express: "a great deal has
been said shout the ode 6sfa BY some they
ase looked upon = injurious 70 the city frou
business ssandpoink Why II II that NO sick
ness exisss on o. around The natsi II our rivals
would b fair and just they could - thas the
Creator. when he 6xed Up this end of the boy.
vs. wen pIeased with the work. and threw the
aass In for good measure for the uss Of manu-
featuring purposes and raslroada"
Olympia Tribune: mrs. Iivermors says that
her husband Il Republican. while she h .
Prohibitiontst: he & . psotectioniss, while she
= free trader; he has pew In one church
snd she IN smother: he bas one doctor, she has
another; and yet they are happyand haxmo-
nious and never dream Of guarding"
rairnaven Pgaiadealer: ~The consolidation
idea has evapefated. II has fesolved itself into
the elements Of which Il vas composed, snd
each has sought the restfui quiet which oblivion
brings Il were better that II had never BEEN
evolved. A We indicated last week. the rock
spon which the frail bark went % pieces wss
the name"
Aberdeen Bulletin: s.The ticket q nominated
y perhaps the strongest ever put in the neld By
the party In this county. and will win on it,
merifs. carrying the full party vote - well - .
koOdly number from the DemocratA"
Whsicom R<resIl<: from the general failure
Of crops 4 the prairie states. Z hsavy immigrs-
ton II pfOmired this fall
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-25
BRIGHT NoRrawEsr NEWS

An opal mine hiss beea discovered on the
the farm OF Wm. Leasure. i've miles from here.
on Missouri 6st and nearly 10 mining claims
have been staked out. The opals are found
twcnty-aix feet below tho surface Of the ground
II: the rock sud gravel, and were first discovered
while digging we'll AZ Leasure has made
fnal proof on his farm tits no. thought that the
loeators can hold claims on his land Pullman
Herald.
rivalry Of three railroad men, each Of whom
wanted TO christen 10 with his name. They were
Buckiey. Conlter ana Davis. By . compromise
the two first letters Of each name formed the
name Of the wn-Bu-co- da.- Olympic Tribune.
Nellie. the two-yssr-old daughter of Paul
Peterson, 1aborer in Z Tacoma mill, was
drowned In tub Of water Tuesday afternoon
The name Of the possofice ss Loop. Okanogan
county, has been changed 70 Loop Loop.