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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-07
NE STATE or TRADE.

Damore April 5.-Cotton nominal middlinc. llNc
Flour dull and Unchanged Whrat->outh.rn MN; Fu.tz
~ -,e Iongb.rry Slddrsc No. .. Si.ci steamer 80
rod n2lsc W,stesn nrm'r; No. winter ri. spot and
Aprli 81. d-iisc May. - ,isJc July S2desc. "Fn
Southern firm; whit 39atOr fellow. 30? w.,
g. l.c June. 3-i-d3-sc; July. Ssh d3e.c August 39d
and renns,Iyanla .7d3osc; Western whit, 2od3osc
do mixed a7a2-isc graded 40. Whit. 3Od3OAec H>'
dull 5Jdj7c Hay dull and unchane d. Provisions
- adv aud unchanged Butter ea-y and unchanged ie''
changed sugar STEADY, \. ,or dc. Copper steady
in,d l27s ai3Lc. WhlsAcy firm and unchanged Freight
~ Liverpool per steamer quiet and weak cotton suc
hour oods.- grain. All Cork Tor ord RS. - Eec:l.>
iu-h. oi,. 600 bush rye. 1900 bush. shipmcnt-
Hour bhl. wheat. 10000 bush corn G'ooo bush
S,1es- NLnat 81 900 bush corn. l45 coo bush
Boston. April 5.-Markcts unchanged tecciPts-
Flour 900 hbls and 5000 sacks corn, 1000 bush
oa,s 81 OCv bush shorts, 81 tons
600 bush sold y2Lc; No. Northern, ~ "a SOC asked
Msntsr grades and arm sales. carload NO. req
AZ -, / carload No extra while, on tras AT $50.
Corn active and higher sales. carload, no yell
low 3saJ7g c II carloads No yellow at 3oIdJ',c
10 carloads 80 I yellow track AZ 3Ji2 d35hc 5000
80 Bic carloads 40 T. track, at 81 l. d31c oats
strong aud higher >ai,~ II carload 40 Whit al 500
carloads 80. 3 whV. NJ -?1-?sc; carload No.
N,d ola track @s. Barley In fair demand and higher
80 > Canada 6Od13c 40. cStra J'15Sc Ky" dull
AZ jOc Tor 30. track. Flour steady. with a fait
demand best spring patents, a. joo III be-, winter - -
a., - Nillfc'i strong. coar-r winter bran. %
sprng :ii 10. Canal ir.lghts-Wh,at. &c corn, 3'-c
Teccipts What 80 600 hush corn honuo bush oats
600 bush. Shpm'nts-Whcat 5000 bush corn, lO,oot
chicago April .-Thc leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.Yorx saturday. April .-BEEVEs5Receipx. q
aris NJ eos head-0 carloads for expectation IN dressed
quarters, carloads mainly for shipment alive and 10
loads for city sauehterer 40 aae late, feeag steady
as both Good Friday and saturday are bank holidays
"AIVFS-No fresh arrivals, and the only transaction
M the wards was sale by Jeiline, Wright Co. Of 20
Vcal. 100 at iA2c per No.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-iieeeipts, carloads carload Of o7S
hood and about carloads Of stock held over yese
d,v Firm for GOOD stock and steady for all grades and
about ey, rehing sold Prime 70 Choice tn>horn sheep
aoId or N 63I{- pcr 100 n Good 10 Choice Cnshorn
Yearncs at - 2Oas1 G5. No Spring Lambs in market
salcs- sherman & Culver POS Ohio Sheep, %
average at So IS per 100 2O7 do 9l n, at rs S. lsS
do, IL N, at 81 -, ,,,,- oo, g. -. a., =.
Judd & buckingham 203 Michigan fearlings, II n,
at ~ CO. . OH, 20. - -. a.,
ID. Harrington 22S Ohio Yeirings, - ~ at =, 20!
GO do 80 No. ass7 65; All do, 50 d. at - ID 2a2 STATE
do, IS n. at - 10 o,oo ,s IN
HOGs- Receipts Is carloads. Of 2.1o9 head.i2 car
loads at iOthst and carloads at Jersey ly None to
sale alive. Sominally firm at "a 3od94 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-07
THE PREACHER OBEYS THE COCR1.

An array OF legal talent. including Surrogate Kollns
md David u. King. assembled in st. stephens
Protestant Episcopal Church yesterday morning to near
the rector the Rev. DR.. A. Boomer Hart, carry out o
order issued by Judge Andrews saturday. compehs
him the annual election Of vcstry men anu
cdithwadens. Prior tJ the sermon, Dr. hai'
made the necessary proclamation. but offered ~
remarks the judicial decision. The party oPposen
the consolidation Of ST. stephens with the Ch,, er
Of the Holy Trinity. Harlem in high gee anal
the judicial decision which they regard as H.
settlement Of the controversy. The election ss~~
place this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-07

The State Of Georgia advcriscs n proposed Issue
Of y 900 600 bonds FOR the purpose of raising
money with which 10 pay OF an amount Of the
pul,lc debt due October |. 1890. and for other
purposcs Ono hundred thousand dollars Of the
nrincpal of said bonds will mature January |.
igl7. ard 800. 900 viii mature On each succeed
ing January l. until the whole series is redeemed.
Bids will be received AT the Treasury of the
State in the city Of Atlanta. Ga until 10 o'clock
a. ~ May :, but none under par Will be con
sidcrcd
George : Ellis. secretary Of the reorganization
committee of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway requests the holders Of scrip and coupons
for interest on income bonds to communicate with
him ~ NJ IA Whilst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-07
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

COrFEE-Thcrc was little life to the spot market to;
day hut nrces ruled about steady No tat bean quoted
I9c undcscribcd lSaa 1857 40 Goo sales relslSSrd
Mild sales, IcOo bags Na-h''t
Caracas private terms OptlonsThcrc was no session OF
Exchange to-day. and foreign markets were hkc"se
closed. ..... -, ,,,
COTTON-On the spot ruled steady and quiet a, un,
cb,nced nrices sales 1885 bales sumption. Since
september receipts at the por: aggrHeted '.Soo'oIo
bales TO Ihir,day agans' nociiTn,a ,i today ~ VIZ
Quotations American stahoaru OF cassinc&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-07

- -
The refined markets ruled dull and. In sympathy
with crude quotations were reduced ) points 10 ''i'
per gallon for barrels and 9I5 cents for cases
Crude in barrels reduced 10 cents 10 40 cents
and naphtha was unchanged at : cents per gallon.
Foreign quotations were unchanged A. ioho"ss.
Antwerp 10 IL francs per 100 kllos; Bremen %.
marks per 30 kilos, and London, D 2Go ia pence
per Imperial gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-07
RESTRICTED SPECULATION.
TRADE MEYER MORE ACTIVE.
THE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT SHOWS
A FURTHER LOSS IN BOTH NET CASH
AND AVAILABLE BALANCE.
Sunday. April 6-p. m.

Sunday April 6-p m.
The United States Treasurer last week received
from customs S3,742, 6sl, from internal revenue
S3.l35O24. and from miscellaneous sources
S3s4.537: total from all, S7,263,242, against
&6s34,15S for the preceding week during inc
week, including yesterday, the Treasury purchase
of bonds amounted only TO S522,550 Yet the
net cash balance by the statement was reduced
S2,3s4.935 by loss to net cash IN vaults Oh
81 ,66s 2s9 less increase In It's deposits III Nd
tional banks of S2s3,354. The liability Tor the
redemption of surrendered National BANK no'es
was reduced S421414; so the reduction in tie
amount of available balance over trust fund LA
bilities was 81 ,963.5 2l. The principal changes
in the vault balances were made as follows: A
gain to the gold balance of Ss6,5i9 by reduc-
tion in the amount of outstanding certificates
S143soO less loss of bullion S57.271; a loss TO
the lcral-tcnder balance of 81 .257,S92 by loss
of notes 50 4O7 1872 less reduction in the amount
Of outstanding certificates II, 1000, and loss
10 the silver balance of 81 All ,662 by an issue of
S1sl7.625 certificates less an accumulation OF
S345963 coin and bullion Allowing for the
weekly coinage of standard dollars, the weeks adj
dition to the amount of legal money in general
circulation was over S3,400,o0o.
Subioined is Yesterdays statement compared
with that of March 90:
Mar. 90 30. April $50 Differences
Gold coin and bull.
less certificates
and 100000 - .oo .- 40, COO 40
900 reserve. SS33OO, 'oJ Soo,if'olo Inv eO'''''
u. s. less 90 GOO
certificates. l233, 80 5!9o SD Dec' LOS
Nat. Bank notes 3olJ,02o 5i''O3i- bc0' i''-o'
Silver dollar, and
bun. less =. oo -o,r -, Geo
tncateS -i'f'o,'V' DVN' ''''''N-
TreasyS11 317,3o1 STA 1o9ooS Dec. a-'ooo-o'
Deposts In Ma 80 -. 900 =, 900 o.
tional banks. 2O2lSS32 2OocZ'loo i"c. -0'''"f
Total BALANCE SAB $780, S9 Slil2lzoi Dec D.
Deduct for funds
held TO redeem
Nat Tx notes,
including the AZ, -,
per cent fund. 61722llS 6'SOo,'O4 DEC 4-i'fif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-07

The bank exchanges at the New-York Clearing House
and the stocks at NewYork Stock Exchange last
week and OF the preceding two years compare
rs follows:
April T. 'ss. April 6. 80. ipIil ;, 30
Exchanres ~ SOS. 243 -S3 lib 500 Sj7 22S oSa
x shs,cs 'sold 505 Go fl3,5Ol 5l3, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-07
Of classified.
STAINED.
Good Ordinary
Il. Gnnd Orllll

cood Ordinary ... 3 9.l6lI Low Middlng. lOie
St. GOOD Ordinary. BIG Middling lo'lo
Ontons ruled quite strong though the speculation was
devo,d of life An advance Of las points was scored on
al months closing about the top lSht port receipts
and some little local buyng served a. the chef clements
~ strength There LNcrnool adNiccs OWING 70
the Easter holidays. Sales here i,SVo Dpi's Sa,o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-07
TIE MONETARY SITUATION

The local money market last week ruled un-
changed with rates at l-2a4 per cent I'LL on
Thursday when there furry which tenn
porarily established an per cent rate IN the
last half-hour of business. but the demand was 50
freely met that at the close the rate again was
per cent with an excessive supply offered III that
rate. For a for this furry on Thursday
it is necessary TO 20 further than the causes
afforded BY the action Of the Stock Exchange.
AS the Exchange was TO adjourn ON Friday-not
q legal holday-Thursday was the last money
day of the week and loans made on that day al
the Exchange run till Monday. AS a consequence
many lenders of call money were compelled TO
withhold a part of their funds 10 meet contingent
demands of Friday and Saturday In other words,
the usual Friday Withdrawal because of loans NOT
being calable on saturday, was aggravated by
the imposition of an extra day. for which pro-.
vision had TO be made. The activity in stock
speculation. had nothing to do with the ques-
ton, because the transactions were even smaller
than in the preceding week the activity was
confined to advance IN prices Ii VIII Dc
noted by the comparisons given in our bank
statement that their loans now are 81 100000
less than q year ago. their deposits $l9,000,O00
less and their total reserve only Sf,S00oOO
less while the surplus reserve is $1,000 greater
than a year ago. The comparisons given above
of the changes in the corresponding weeks of pre-
ceding years show that those Of lest week were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-07
Net available bal
nee .. s75.s74O1 1850 Dec 81 96S 52l
RANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.

ance ,. s75.s74OT $500 $50 Dec. 81 ,963, 52l
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
BY the operations of the Newlork Sub-Tnasury
in the week ended last Friday evening. which in
cluded the receipt of S717,5o0 for exchange on
other Sub-Treasuries and the payment of $50, 697
for purchased bonds. the Ncw-York banks gained
81 O94.o76 But up to Wednesday the Sub
Treasury had gained about 81 ,O0o. 900, which in
+bc hank avcra ccs would count for more than their
later gain of SIS. 900 900 from the Treasury Ee-
Sides the cash holdings week ago probably were
81 900 900 less than the average OF that week,
which counted the full six days IN the average
The comparisons of yesterday bank statement are
further complicated by the addition OF the SlAth
Nationals figures The statement SHOWS loss
of S3OO3, 500 cash and an increase In loans
of S34sO,1O0 which changes call for an increase
of $475,0OO in deposits, but they are reported
reduced S457,700. The statement OF cash evil
IDENTIFY is made on rising averages, so tn"u 'le
amount of cash on hand at the close of business
yesterday was somewhat greater than the sum re-
ported as the average of the week The state
ment results in loss of s., ss9l15 TO the surplus
reserve and leaves it at 81 ,i42,4I1, a@alhsu
Hl4O0,575 April o, 1889; Ss,62O,2'o Ap'll :,
1855, and S4,ll5,5i5 April ., loe"
The changes for the corresponding weeks OF pic-
ceding wears were follows: 1ss9-i-oahs 9c-
crease ST. 2O0.300. cash decrease S5,sl l,oOo, dc-
posts decrease $7.o95,so0, and surplus eSef1e
4.Of
600 cash decrease S96i 500, deposits decrease
81 ,747 200 and surplus reserve decrease S35A'Oo
iss7-loans increase Sj.25 500 cash increase
S9I4sOO. deposits increase Sl,'l6,2oo, ana sur
Mus reserve decrease $26i.250. The correspond
Ing week of 1857 for which the changes ar; are
quoted ended on April instead OF, as ior inc
week of this year. on April D. and consequently re-
fleets a later movement in tie month.
Subjoined is yesterdays statement, compared
with the corresponding dates of 1889 and 1855:
Alnn = 'ss April 6. 80. April >, 90
yo.rs sS,js $40 800 $il9, So 900 Sioe ,0J1,sOJ
specie n35 salo9 sI.ig9$Soo 99co
I,ea"t;s 37l57l 200 400 $4,000 1ll,571,SOO
Circulation ','-o'ocy ''"'''''N
following shows the relation between l'e '".A It.
..,ve and The to,l deposits at respective dates
Sc - SCI 77floO So 4O6 300 ssl ,S59.7OO
PEI tenders - 20 139.TCO 31,7l3,JOO .2.ii0,6OO
Total 4lo1 j3 800 s1oo1l9soo 800 .3363 800
hss s,Dst deposi;s asooo25 1o7 7Ic225 1co 1913 81
surn,us . ss,O2Os75 s1,fco575 SLIP 40
Per 81 deposits, -"oi -''-
The following Is Saturdays statement III oc'all'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-07

aasd @s ~ g ;oi So 20; 'g Sa
sss-c'd 81 70. prime timothy seed y 2la+l - mes,
IS, ,G ar 1E ss, ~ + ss:s aa '6sqiaS',
* 60 whl,I,', dter, finished goods. per gal. ri %
''E %iilcle :'''"''''''' Rceclpt,. shipment,
Flor. bits - 900 i zoe
Wheat. bush 20 goo 10000
oais bush ...........-.... 2'i 1893 100 &c.,
III ~ bush ,,''''-'''''' GO 900 20 S o0o
ON the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
tharcsion. 5. &, April 5;-Turpentinc firm at &c.
Cincinnati. April Flour quiet. Wheat quiet; No .
red so~Gsic; rcccipt, 100 bush. Corn strong 80.
a %Ac &c. 90 Pork f drn at io ~ Lara in ar d.
and 10 Bulk and bacon duIct aud unchanged.
iuf .i.sd dS' ' Sugar aSt. Eggs study at ro5
M"asMsc Apr 5rcgF gac4a"s'a NAV What n Tn
go S%rlS %" as ''' Corn g" one on Sd
3ac oat. nim 80 whit. on track, :'',a25.e. Rye
%'" ,oi ~ ts 3D. SS' .'ss%; ~ So
d 20 H. BUTTE ste,ay a' o5 Ggs'
Receipts Flour II goo bbls wheat 300 bush barley,
1900 bush barley $500 bush.
nls Ag as on @ r.S or holders " Ss
S"c wei. >. snga and w a@s q% Ienp ns
price, advanced 80 under light offerings. Western
ad,lcs and good demand Tor milling spectators mani.
good milling wheat, 75ds$S; prime, to fancy, s5a02c
"sads tn e r. S sspS ana ' Sp N So G u rSYo hD S
sis, Gs5lc; Nav. S5'4ds5a,c June. sJ+aSj',c; July
ssl,Gsii'r Corn Offerings light: market ruled nrn :
inquiry for export owing TO holiday Slrold prices
options without quoabe change, but spot lots for
sc@crSy g higher No. e sGssr I'D
on track 3j.c NO mixed. IN "Npogt elevator. 81 he
steamer In do 35c No yellow, on track. SOC No >. in
e,,Iort slr,sGr s7ns7+s 10 mixed, April, s7a31c
Receipts fairly b'ral and market FOR carlots quiet
former rates rejected white =s.c No. white 3c No.
white dead storage. 3i'.c do REGULAR 32c uneradcd
April 3Ol, d3iic; May, 9s,a30l.c June. 29 a30c :
july .Glsd3O, Buttrr dull and weak PENNSYLVANIA
Creamery cNt,a. BE; do print. extra 2sd33c Ega,
rum steadv 20 Abel test. In bb-. 7I5c. Other articles
unchanged. Kcccipts-Fionr; l;2oo bb- and 200
Shipmcnts-wheat. 100 bush corn. 900 BUSH oats
5000 bush
St Ioa APRIL 5Fo"r Arm =. s and higher Tor
s3 75a "a 81 patents l5a ~ -. higher market
closed with May and July s07sc from the top: No =
rcd sole NAV closed zig July, 75'sc asked August
75sc asked Corn weak no mixed, cash. 27ad2S iac
May closed 27as27sc Iunc 2sas e., July 2s1sc asked
barley wdssS%,,n ,iay hs@@r Tor timothy
seed u 40 Lead nominal ~ 20. l,ucr quiet cream.
ery 3Oq2ic; dairy 1so@Oc. Eggs lower. sac. Corn.
al. - Goosi o. Whskcy = OF: Provisions better.
mcatsShouldcr. - 6.satt - longs and ribs ~ C2l0
- 80 short Il ar =, las, ST.. Ilsc nHo>cd Should
- 6.L.osi - Longs md Ibis. - 6-e$5 -; shot
ace 900 hush; oats. 1900 bush. Shipment>- Wheat
Il 900 bush. com al COO bush oats. AZ 600 bush.
IoIcdc April " heat !n cab oss Nay, Sc;
s%nc Juy A" ssc oats dull sasn 2ac Gc,erscsd
Ecseipt,- WHEAT l5,@a7 bush corn i2525s bush oats
ments-whcat, $500 bush corn. 1890 bush; oats.
I,40O bush; cloyer.sced. 1.l32 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-07
WHEAT. 40. 2.

Cash Quotations were as folloNs; Hour nrm and un
changed 80 spring wheat 79GI9Nc NO spring
wheat zoe No rcd. 5aa 1?'-c 40 corn. 500 No
oats sed..',c NO. = AZ No. barley nominal so
rsN-cd 81 10. prime timothy seed. ~ .ld-l -
pork. r,r Dbl 20 - lard per lo9 H. ~ -; short
fbo>cd ~ ,Oas %. short clear sides boxed - oOa
- 60. whl,k,y. dtcr,' finished goods per GAL III ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-07

of the same character, except the expansion of

of the same character, except the expansion Of
loans. but of smaller amounts.
The Treasury statement Of March 81 showed
that its gold holdings were 81 100000 less than
on March 81. 1889: its legal-tendrr holdings were
Sls,l0O,OOO less, and its silver holdings S2,1UV-
900 lcss-total reduction, S32.1 10000. lie
silver coinage in the year amounted to over S3i..
5000. This shows SG6. 600, 900 OF legal money
added TO the circulation during the twelve months
less gold exports and consumption IN excess or
the couIsrys product, probably Sl6.OOO.Ooo;
This leaves $4,000. 900 rs the expansion OF Legal
money in general circulation As the Ncw-l ork
banks hold S1,sO0.000 less legal money than they
did twelve months ego, the whole OF this en-
pansion has gone to the interior, and shows how
well supplied the country IS independently OF
Eastern cities. The point is that under these con-
ditions. il seems pcssimistc TO conclude that the
seasOnab.e flow of money to the scab0ard VIII
he any less than it has been in preceding years
The European money markets continue 10 work
easier and the OTcn rate at both London and
Paris for discount is down to 3-S per cent. The
Bank of England's gold holdings are now fl.20o-
600 greater than year ago: those OF the lSahK
of France f9.30O00O. The Bank of England on
Thursday made no change in It's rate for discount
and it remains at per cent although its ratio
of reserve to liabilities now is 4l.2S per cent.
against 1910 per cent last year when It's rate
for discount was per cent and against 1863
per cent April >. SIS. when IT'S rate for discount
was . per cent. and its holdings of gold were
60 900. eco less than now. 80 IL is seen that
the nscrvcs of the banks of Western Europe are
unusual for this season Of the wear. The foreign
closed at an advance MT ~ ~ and ~ 81 IL H.
spcctivcly for long and short DIS
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Our detailed report of railroad earnings in this
issue is unusually long, the intervention Of
the Stock Exchange preventing the reception
of Fridays budget. Including those printed be-
low we have given returns of seventy -four COM
ranics or systems for the third week in March,
which give an aggregate gaHi on the week of
1889 of S113.54s. or ~ per cent. OF the total
number only twelve have returned losses. We
have also given returns of thirty-fivc compa-
MES or systems for the fourth week in March. civ.
inc an aggregate cain of S3766s0, or SIS per cent
The suboincd tables divide the aggregates and
differences of the companies, showing gains and
losses
3D. week in Mar 1850 $500 Differences: pc
CO companies %, 100 ~ - HuiVob Inc F'.bS3 -
IL comIani,s... 1880 3l0,2S3 Dee. 23.27j -
Total - COS 50 iiiSio $o2iisss Inc s773'.54s AZ
80 companies o2o 9f7 sii174si Inc. 1891 537 %
} companies 2S7.3il 2c3. iSi Dec. Il .S11 81
Total 81 co's.si3o,2ss siGsG.o6s Inc s37c.Gso IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-07

The following were yostcday's quotations for unlisted
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-10-03
Hon. Thomas Carroll's Appointments

By authority of the Democratic
State Central Committee, the follow
ing appointments are announced for
Hon. Thomas Carroll, candidate for
Congress. Judge Junius Rochester, OF
Seattle, will accompany Mr.. Carroll in
filling these appointments.
Shelton, Friday, Sept. &c, 7 30 p. m.
Olympia, Saturday, Sept. 81, Z 80
p. m.
Port Townsend, Monday, Sept. 20,
Z 80 p. M.
Port Angeles, Tuesday, Sept. 80, Z 80
p. m.
Friday Harbor, Wednesday, Oct. l,
Z 80 p. m.
East Sound, Thursday, Oct. 2, II m.
Whatcom, Thursday, Oct. ?, go
p. m.
Fairhaven. Friday, Oct. ), 2 p. m.
Anacortes, Friday, Oct. 3, 3. p. m.
Mount Vernon, Saturday, Oct. 4,
l p. m.
La Conner, Saturday, Oct. 4, 7:3O
p. M.
Coupeville, Monday, Oct. 6, 10 a. m.
Utsalady, Monday, Oct. 6, Z 80 p. m.
Stanwood, Tuesday, Oct 7, Z 80
p. m.
Marysville, Wednesday, Oct. s, l
p. m.
Snohomish, Wednesday, Oct. 8, 7 80
p. m.
Seattle, Thursday, Oct. 9, Z 80 p. m.
Sidney, Friday, Oct. 10, 7 80 p. m.
Port Blakeley, Saturday, Oct. IL,
l p. m.
Port Madison, Saturday, Oct. IL,
7:3O p. m. d. H. GILMAN,
Chairman, Seattle.
CHESTER F. WARNER,
Vice-Chairman, Colfax.
GEORGE HAZARD,
Secretary, Tacoma.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-10-03

corning the dividing of West Olympia
Precinct, and it appearing to the
Board that large number of the resi-
dents OF said precinct would be better
accommodated, it is ordered that
West Olympia Precinct be divided; all
that portion OF said precinct lying
east of Budd's Inlet to constitute a
new precinct, to be known as Gull
Harbor Precinct and that the voting
place in said precinct shall be at
" Wmtham's School House" and that
J. c. Sargent he and is hereby APP
pointed Inspector and Levi Vaughn
and Albert Mckay are appointed
judges of election for said Gull Harbor
Precinct.
On motion it is ordered that Theo-
dore l.. Brown be appointed Judge Of
election in West Olympia Precinct in
place of J. C. Sargent, who is resi-
dent OF Gull Harbor Precinct.
On motion it is ordered that Clear
Lake Precinct be changed as to in
clude sections IL, l., IL, II, % and
a, OF township lG, north OF range l
cast, W. NJ.
There being no further business,
Board adjourned.
JOHN 2. TWEED,
Clerk of Board
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-10-03

THE Tribune says that at a special
meeting of the City Council Wednes.
day, that journals criticisms were
fully discussed. There is not a word
of truth in the assertion. That jour-
nal was not mentioned, nor do we be-
lieve it was the subject OF a single
thought. The Council met to act
upon an ordinance relating to the
city bonds, and after it had passed i'm
mediately adjourned. 1t is such mis-
representations as this that fills its
columns daily, and its readers are ris-
ing in open revolt against such snide
journalism.