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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-06

NERVOUS DEBILITY. Sperna.orrhosa, Semi
nal Losses. ght Emissions. Loss OF Vital Powers
sleeplessness, loomiress. Depression Of spirits.
Aversion 70 Society. Nearly Discouraged. Lack of
Confidence, Dull, Lstlcss, Unfit Tor study or Bush
ness, permanently and speedily cured
All SEXUAL DEFURMiTIES and impedi-
nlents 10 marriage corrected.
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES, Syphilis. COM
pletely Grad Gated without the use of mercury.
Scrcfula- Erysipetas Biotches, Eruptioas. Eczema
Acne, Ulcers, Pimples, Pains in the Head aud
Bones etc. permanently cured when others have
failed
URINARY, Kidney and Bladder Troubles
Weak Pack Burning urine Frequency of Ur
mating Urine Ii gh Colored or with MILKY Sed-
nlent on standing, Golorraea. elect. CystItls
EaTioceie, Hydrocele. ETC. permanently cured
Charges reasonable.
STRUCTURE cured in from fifteen 10 twenty
days by the latest and most scientific methods.
CATARRH, Throat, Muse and Lung Diseases
successfully and permanently cured
PILES. Fisiai Fiss,ire, kec;ai Ulcers, perfectly
cured without knife, liza;gre caustic- 80 deien
ton from business. over 900 cases cured Treat
ment scientific safe and painless and wonderful in
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Ir Bowman & Co are The oldest and most re,ia-
BILE specially firm ia the Pacific Northwest. having
been established in the city CT Chicago IN 1851
The seattle Office IS under the personal supervision
OF DR. bowman.
offsce HOURS a. m. TO 8 p. In. sundays. to
y IN.
y B-Persons unable 10 visit US may be treated
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THE WATER FRONT.

steam schooner Noyo arrived In port yester-
day morning from SAN Francisco. Her whole
cargo consisted of about 500 tons of general mer-
ehandise, of which 40 tons was for seattle
Captain Drisko said she had very rough trip
up, put he chuckled as he said, ssWe left SAN
francisco two days after the ST. Paul, and ar
rived here inside of twenty hours after she did
she goes TO Tacoma this morning to finish dis
charging, and will take on a cargo of lumber ut
Gig harbor for her return trip.
Steamer Cascade was brought back to Stetson
d Post Mill Company's slip yesterday from the
other side of the bay, where she had been lying
on the beach since she was raised Monday. But
yesterday. when the wind commenced to blow.
her Waterman ran to the fireboaf TO notify Cap
tain MeAllep that she was filing with water
again. The captain told him he had better pnt
her on the gridiron, as he was not supposed to
Keep her pumped out.
Captain J. A Hatfield, local signal service of
hcer. received the following dispatch last night
from signal Service Officer Finley. of SAN Fran
cisco: "Cyclone still raging off Vancouver
island. Continue information signal twenty
four hours from q. m"
The tug Wasp took an empty scow to Port Or
ehard stone quarry yesterday, and from there
took a scow of stone TO Richmond beach for the
Great Northern, TO be used in building a wall
along the beach to keep the sea from washing
out the roadbed
Quite number OF AIacortes exeursonists
went out on the steamship Eastern Oregon YES
terday morning. but the Greary weather is
rather unfavorable to make the trip as enjoyable
as IL otherwise would be.
The carriage OF Stetson & Post Mill Company's
mill was all raised and the damage to it was
being repaired yesterday. 1t is thought the mill
viii be ready to start again Monday,
Captain c. ]. Gilbert the genial gate-keeper at
the city dock, yesterday purchased a slice of
smuggier Hollis estate, at the administrators
sale.
The tug Portland took a scow of lumber from
Salmon bay yesterday to be taken to Snohomish
river for the Great Northern.
Steamship St Paul returned from Tacoma and
commenced taking on cargo of coal Yesterday
at the bunkers.
Steamer May Queen win have completed her
repairs this week and will be ready for duty
Monday.
Steamship Af-ki is due today from Alaska.
She will take on cargo of coal for San Fran
cisco
The steamer ]. R. Mcdonald brought in 500
barrels OF lime yesterday morning.
Steamship City of Puebla leaves for San Fran
cisco tomorrow, at p. m.
Revenue cutter wolcott was in, yesterday. for
coal
The tug Pioneer was in, yesterday. for coal
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4EAsT TIME-SI TO WHATCOM. ALSO
VI height at reduced rates
STEAMER wASCO
#ezves Harrington q Smiths dock. foot of Wash
XEkton street, for Edmonds, Clinton. Browns
2csnt CoupeviIie San de Fuca. Etsalady, De-
Ibfiion. Anacor-eS. faIrhaven. Sebnme and
(IEhatccm. Leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fritays al a m Returning caves whsfcoln at
"a m Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays For
fssighi or passage Apply Al wharf.
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NO MYSTERY AT ALL.
New Light Thrown on the Lane
hart Shooting.
NOTHING IN THE WOMAN STORY
The Young Man Gives a Satisfactory Ac.
count Of the Accident to the
Bank Oniciais.

The shooting OF Charles C. Lsaciart. clerk in
the Washington National hank, ia the bank
building, northwest corner nj cherry aaa second
streets, az 5 os.iock Wednesday morning has
been satisfactorily explained TO Tire bank officials
and the affair is 10 longer a lays1evy. II has
been shown. conelusively. that there was nor a
''womsn In the ease that no woman was ia
the bank building during That aight. The
wounded Young man and his friend. Thomas j.
Bea!s, who figured in the aissir. again enjoy the
confidence OF their employers.
Dir, Thomas Bradley. foreman OF the Posi-
1STELLIGRScER pYeSs-Toolns, was confident that
he saw woman leave the bank; THAI she came
out at the Cherry street entrance and was fol-
the description OF fanchaTi. Mr. Brad
ley WIS across the street at the
time aud mast have been mistaken. A
hacknan, who was standing near. says the
woman cslne ont OF ;he entrance 30 the Pacific
Postal telegraph Office, which is Just below the
bank entrance. The woman spoke a few words
with the driver OF hack No. 3. aud then walked
slowly up the street 10 the corner of second and
turned aown. As the woman was passing the
bank Young Lanehart opened the door, walked
rapidly in the direction the woman had gone,
passed her and went into the RoSemont cafe for
lunch. Eis friend Beals was in the bank wait
ing Tor him during the interval.
Isnehart told Mr. Backus, the cashier OF the
bank, yesterday morning, that a woman WAS
passing at the time he opened the bank door,
but that he did not know her.
his story tallies satisfactorily with the hack
mans and Is believed by President i. o. Graves
and Cashier II. +. Backns.
Young ianehart is resting easily at Providence
hospital. and DIR. Heliker believes that his
chances OF recovery are very favorable
since the fever has lessened and ianehart has
become more rational he tells different story of
how he happened 10 shoot himself He says
that when he returned from luncheon he de-
cidcd to answer letter which he had received
from home that aay. His thoughts driited back
to incidents OF his New York home, and he alb
sently picked up the revolver ana toyed with IL.
suddenly there was explosion, and the pain
in his breast told him he was shot Ianehart
was not of Respondent turn of mind, and Mr..
Baekus gives this last story more eredence than
yanced
President Graves believes that the young men
arc subject TO reprimand only in so far as they
remained ut work TO such an unreasonable hour.
Mr. Ben Henry, OF the Washington savings
bank, a warm friend of Ianehart's has tele-
graDhed the circumstances OF the shooting to
his widowed mother at Auburn, \. y.
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Health is Wealth !

DR. +. G. WEsrs NERVE AND BRAIN TREAr-
MEST, a guaranteed specific for HySteria, Dzzi-
ness Commissions, Fits Nervous Neuralgia. Head
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Softening Of the Brain. resulting in Insanity and
leading 10 misery decay and death, Premature Old
Age Barrenness, Loss Of Power IN either sex In
voluntary Losses and Spermatorrhces. caused by
oyer-exerfion OF the BRAIN selEabuse over-tndal
gence Each box contains one months treatment
81 box, sax boxes Tor IS. sent by mail prepaid
on receipt Of price
WE GUARANTEES SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received by US
for SIX bottles. accompanied with So We VIII send
the purchaser our written guarantee 20 refund The
money If the treatment does not effect q cure
Guarantees issued only by KERKOw Bros, Drug
on Yesler avenue and James street, Seattle. Wash
Open all night
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DIR. Jordan'S Office

Is at the residence of ex-Mayor Yesler,
Third and James.
Consultations and prescriptions abso-
lutely FREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic System.
CAUTION-The Histogenetic medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: 'Dr. ]. Eugene Jor-
dams Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device is fraud
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..

a
SAN Francisco, Feb. 5.-Produce receipts.
Flour, $1,000 quarter sacks wheat, Al, GOO cen
tails; barley, 5000 centals; potatoes 1900 sacks;
bran, 1900 sacks: beans, 1000 sacks.
Wheat-s1. So DOL Slipper Genital; standard
shipping, s14OtGl.42 per GENITAL for milling
Barley-No. l feed, $50; choice, $i.5ilx:
common grades, sl.4715r91. As; brewing, sl.52f1
@l.55 for fair to good, and sL57, aagl.6o for
choice.
Oats-Surprise, s2d2O2ls; milling, sle5G2;
good TO choice feed, sl.S719G 1.92la; fair, $1sO9
LIS per GENITAL.
Corn-Large yellow, 81 sss3 al So; small yellow,
$LS71a; white, 81. Sall aCgi371a per Genital
OPTIONS.
Call board sales: Wheat-Buyer 1891, sl.47I5;
buyer season, $L41l 2(G1.ils4 closing at sl4ls4.
Barley-Buyer 1891, sl.le5ss; buyer season,
sl.4s1a 9L4914; closing at sl.lsls.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-Sight, %; Geographic, so. Sterling
bills-Bank, si.s2; commercial, $4-79. Silver
bars, 10ltGl02- Mexican dollars, s21zGS3c.
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SEATTLE. Wash. Feb. 2. 1891,

SEATTLE, " ASH, Feb. z, 1881.
DIR. j. Eugene Jordan, City, Dear Sir
Ny Friend Mrs. Ingalina Gliesmann called
on me yesterday and told me how thank
full she was to you for having completely
cured her little girl of epilepsy, which she
suffered with for three years, some times
having five and six spasms day, some Of
them lasting an hour. She would lose her
senses completely, chewing and tearing her
shoes and clothes. She is now perfectly
well. She wished me to write this to you
so that others might know about it. Re
spectfully yours. MARY SCHM1D,
Chestnut ST., one block north of Madison.
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SAN Francisco, Feb. 5.--Rain, with snow in
the mountains, has fallen in California, Western
Nevada, Oregon, and Washington. Rainy
weather has prevailed in Arizona. The follow
lowing precipitation has been reported at the
signal service station: Fort Candy, 0.54 inches;
olympia, 0.50: Spokane Falls, Oh; Walla Walla,
0.l0; Portland OH; Roseburg, 0.04; sacramento,
0.03; San Francisco, COZ: Fresno, 0.04 Los
Angeles, 0.l2. Forecast till s p. m. Friday For
Oregon and Washington-Rain turning to snow
in the mountains. winds generally sontherly;
nearly stationary temperature.
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River Park soutb Seattle.

River park is due south of the center of
the city in Duwamish River valley, and is
the richest of bottom land and is as near
the center of the city as Ballard. The
two miles towards this addition, and it is
within easy walking distance to the pro-
posed James Street and Broadway Electric
line. now under construction. Lots $50 TO
s125 each, only $40 cash payment required,
balance easy payments without interest.
This is the cheapest property in King
county at the above prices. Before buy
, see Gould & Whitworth, "a and Is Olympic
hiacly
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ITTz BROS. & co.'s STEAMSHIP LINE.

Irthruzry .................-- IT IT
INxrch. ...-....9. ls, %
IS. %
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supreme Court Notes.

OLYMPIA, Feb. 4.-[Special. 1.-The habeas
corpus case of John Lybarger, now in the
county jail under four years sentence for
seduction, was concluded in the supreme
court and submitted.
The case of the Traders bank of Tacoma
VS.. Martha Hanson ct al. is in hearing.
w. Ii. Reed, of Tacoma, 4. b. Wright
and +. Robertson were admitted 10 prac-
tice in the supreme court today.
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YALE ALUMNI BANQUET.
Tacoma Members of tho Association
Will Entertain February FL.

TACOMA, Feb. 5.-lspeciaL 1.-The Yale Alumni
Association of the Northwest is about to issue
invitations to members of the association in the
Northwest to be present at a banquet to be given
in their honor February 81. at the Union Club
In this city. Tacoma members OF the alumni
present from the Northwest, outside of Tacoma,
viii be the guests 1t is expected that fifty or
sixty OF the alumni win be present
The banquet viii be one OF the events OF the
season. Toasts will be responded to by promi-
nent alumni from all parts of the Pacific North.
west
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muraer Near San Lui. obI.po,

SAN LUIS OBrsPo, Feb. 4.-Joseph Brown, .
rancher, fifteen miles east OF Arroyo Grande,
killed neighbor named scow this evening with
q Henry rifle. Brown had just returned home
from hunting, found scow there and got into an
alteration with him, charging him with fntf-
macy with his sister scow attacked him with
a stone, Brown claims, and in self-Gefenso
Brown fired and killed Scow instantly. Brown
came into Arroyo Grande and gave himself up.
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and closed about &c lower than yesterday. Re-
eeipts, 247,9o bushels; shipments, l2s.eo0
bushels
Wheat-Closed steady; cash, a5,sGs5lSc; May,
ssl stdS95sc: July. s5ssc.
Sorn-steady; cash, 5i,St15ls4c; May, 5s7sc.
Oass-Steady; cash, ~ &c: May, 46lsle46ssc.
Pork-steady; cash, 1905. May, 500.
Lard-Steady; cash. s5.a(967a
Barley-Steady at 7Sc
Rye-Firm at ne
Whisky-$1l4
Shoulders S. 9o94: short clear, $sG5.o5; short
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
Another Heavy Day at the
clearinghouse.
ANOTHER ADVANCE IN BEEF.
Trade Fair-Live Poultry Scarce and In
Good Demand - Potato Market
Gioomy-Egg Supply Increasing.
TIDES AT SEATTLE HARBoR TODAY.
HIGH wATER. Low WATER
an # pm. it am. #. pm. IT.
4os 12.I 1a.es lis SIT los ssa "a
AT PORT TOWNSEND.
so go lL55f So ia "a IA Los


SEATTLE, FEB. s, 1891.
Exchanges at Seattle clearinghouse today
amounted TO $2S6, 7l5H. The balances were
s57,0sloS
In spite OF yesterdays bluster and rain, trade
generally was reported fair at unchanged prices.
The fresh meat market is remarkably active,
and the prospects are that dressed beef will ad-
vance another half-cent within the next few
days Good native cattle are scarce, and dealers
are now shipping in from Utah and California
Prices for hand fed stock are very firm and there
is but little demand for grass fed cattle.
Live poultry is not very plentiful and is in
good demand at s6.5O{G7 for spring chickens
Dressed poultry is in poor demand and is about
out OF the market. The season has been unfav-
CRADLE to dressed poultry and game, owing TO
the mildness of the weather, which made il
rather improbable stock to handle In few
instances some of the stock which was shipped
IN found its way into the bay before it could be
disposed Of
Potatoes are still looking down and more are
being sold at S24 than there are at so6 Receipts
have been light the past few days. because deal
ers have about all they want for immediate de-
mand and consider the outlook too gloomy to
pay the prices farmers ask.
Butter is not coming in very fast, but dealers
generally say there is no scarcity. Prices are
unchanged. Eggs are becoming more plentiful,
but prices remain firm.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
During the past twenty -four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: BY rail-Northern Pa
cifc, lbs tons; Columbia Il Puget Sound, 65 tons;
Seattle, Lake Shore e. Eastern, 20 tons. By wa
ter-Mabel, ~ tons; Henry Bailey % tons: Eliza
Anderson, II tons; Fairhayen, II tons, Buckeye,
10 tons. and Michigan. tons. Total shipments,
35i tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port OF Seattle during the past twenty
four hours as follows: BY rail-Northern Pacific,
675 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound, 60 tons; Sc
attic, Lake Shore & Eastern, Sos tons. BY wa
ter-Noyo. 40 tons; Teaser, 80 tons; J. r. Me-
Donald, so TONS Henry Bailey, . tons; Fairha-
ven, 20 TONS State of Washington. 5 tons, and
Buckeye, tons. Total receipts, l,SSS5 tons.
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To examine seattle. sbin,;nr.

Captain George Pope Lloyds. surveyor
for Oregon and Washington, made flying
trip TO this city for the purpose of
passing survey on the olympian, prior
to her departure for the Columbia river,
and also TO investigate the shipping facili-
ties of Seattle, in order that the same may
be properly represented in the next volume
of Llovd's Register. Captain Pope is favor
ably impressed with Seattle as a shipping
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william Delaney was arrested By officer Nick
Long yesterday on charge of robbery. Delaney
and John Garrison, both laborers and strangers
to each other, went into downtown lodging
house and occupied the same room. When Gar
rison woke up he found that $40 bill and . 81
bill which he had IN his vest were missing. He
immediately had his fellow Iodger arrested. a
81 bill was found on him, but the $40 bill was
gone Delaney was held.
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Rough VOYAGE Across the Atlantic.

arrived this morning several days overdue from
Rotterdam. She experienced succession of
gales with terrific high seas every day through
out the passage, but no damage was done TO
either ship or passengers The Rotterdam re-
ported that on February / she passed National
Line steamer bound west, possibly the disabled
steamer Danmark
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washington ship. May Clear at Astoria.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb Especial l-sena-
tor Dolph reported favorably today Senator
Mtchell's bill detaching from the Puget sound
collection district the north bank of the Column
ba river and annexing il TO the Oregon dis
trict. The bill is designed to allow vessels to
enter and clear at Astoria for goods shipped
from that portion of Washington bordering on
the Columbia river
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
BHgApsTurrs

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 5,-wheat-In poor demand;
new No winter, IS I'd, firm; do spring,
Corn-Demand poor. For spot. SIS SID. firm;
FEBRUARY. 5s sd. strong: March, IS Id, strong;
April, IS 2lsd, strong.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Feb. 5.--Closing-Consols: Money
y.ss; money account, 95is. L. 81 4s I22ls;
7. ). Gas, 1861. Bar silver, 46sssd per ounce.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5.--Arriyed-Str Column
bia. Portland via Astoria; str Empire, Departure
ster, Port Madison. Departed-Str Wellington,
NanaiIno; str Scotia, Tillamook.
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VICTORIA, Feb. Especial. Whelan.
murderer of Dave Fee, will go 10 New
Westminster prison, where he will spend
the balance of his life, this morning.
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The way testimo-
NAL after testimo-
NAL comesin shows
that it is doing all
that is claimed for
it. Now comes Mr..
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Murder on : spanish RAILWAY Train.

PARIS, Feb. A startling railway murdes
was committed today on tho Spanish border.
While the train was proceeding from Irun, on
the Spanish side of the frontier, to Hendage, s
small French town, gentleman who occupied
a compartment in first-ciass carriage was
thrown into the river and drowned. The assas.
sin ned
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The Tacoma Divorce NM.

TACOMA. Feb. Especial. ANNA Joies and
Lucy ". Smith have begun action to secure
divorces from their husbands, Charles N. Joics
and Elmer III. Smith.
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Teachers, Examination.

The regular examination OF teachers OF King
county viii be held at Naturaiists' hall, univer.
sity grounds. beginning Thursday, February IL,
1871, at o'clock q. N.
VA PUsEy, King Co Supt,
o. 8 JoSEs,
J. n. TAYLOR,
Examining Board.
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LONDON, Feb. f.-Proof sheets Of Casati's new
book practically confirm the charges of vacilla-
tlon and lack Of energy brought by Stanley
against Emin, and give the most animated
account yet received on how Stanley stormed
Enlin into departing for the coast.
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American warships Ordered to Chile.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. The navy depart.
ment has ordered the Pensacola, now at Monte.
yideo, and the Baltimore, at Toulon, TO proceed
at once to Chile.