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, 1891-07-16

New YORK. July I5.-Thc stock mar
kct today showed no chance from its dull
condition. 1t closed extremely dull and
rather heavy at a shade under first prices.
Governments firm.
Petroleum-Closed at GSI.
Money on call easy; closed offered at y.
Bar Silver, Sl.Ol.
Compensatory. Lake. July. Sl2.75.
Lcad-Nominal. Domestic. $4.37I.
1iu-Easier. Straits, 5000.
Following are closing Dnces OF stocks:
u. S. As, registered, ia: coupon. ia;
AIS registered, 1904; coupon, 1904; Pacific
o., 10; Atchisou, 33l; Canada Pacific. SGT:
Canada Southern, 49,; Central Pa
chic, sol; Burlington, SCI. Delaware.
l.ackawanna 4 Western, 344: Denver h
RIO Grande, preferred. 454; Erie, 10,
Kansas & Texas. l44, Lake Shore. 81,
Louisville 4 Nashville. 1874. Michigan
Central, SIS; Missouri Pacific. 67s. Nor
thern Pacific, %, preferred. 65l;
Northwestern, los, preferred, 1872,
New York Central. 100; Oregon
Improvement, 20; Oregon Naviga-
ton. 20, North American. IA;
Pacific Mail, 35l; Reading, 2s,, Rio
Grande Western, 81; preferred, 69i
t~irsts, 76!: Terminal, l3I: Rock island,
73; Milwaukee X st. Paul. 64l;
st Paul x Omaha, %; Texas Pacific,
1871. Union Pacific, 43g; Oregon Short
Line. %; u. S. Express, 81. Fargo Tx
press, 40, Western Union. 794; American
cotton oil. 81.
CHICAGO. July Is -Cattle-Receipts,
10000. Market irregula-. Natives steady to
strong; Texans lower; prime natives. s. 90
tdG 80; good to choice, So. 5Otd5. 50.
others, - .S065. p; Texans, 3 OOld3.5O.
Shcep-Receipts S, 900. Market steady.
Native ewes, SO 50(a4.65; mixed and
wethers. 81 S0(d5 80; mutton Texans,
81 OO(a4 so; Westerns, 81. 5O(d4 GO.
, 1891-07-16
A RELIGIOUS RIOT.
Catholics of Durango, Mexico
Attack Methodists
While Laying the Cornerstone
of a New Church.
Gould Meets His Equal in Rail,
way Manipulation.
the Preacher senseIess.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, July ia
letter from Durango, Mexico, says that
on Sunday, July 5, while the Methodists
we're laying the cornerstone OF a new
church, a riot occurred between the citi-
zens of that faith and the Catholics. Rev.
Gilmore, who oficiated, said: MY
friends, for the sake OF that gentle
Christian IN whom we all believe, let US
proceed in peace" Scarcely had
he finished when he was knocked
senseless by a stone which struck
him on the head. Policemen dispersed
the crowd before further injury was done,
The letter says that the American resi-
dents of Durango have called upon their
government for protection, and that the
more ignorant among the Catholic resi-
dents declare that services shall never be
held in the new church.
, 1891-07-16

Such is now the rule OF American lie.
We long to hear the song of the birds,
the hum OF bees-evcn the lowing Of the
kline and click of the scythe has its charm.
We long for Its even spun life. a rest
from the din, the clash, the conflict and
sharper contact and i%oStling of city and
town life. So We vacate our cozy and
spacious homes, dwell in the sometimes
narrow tents of country life, for the sake
of its broader skies and wider fields and
woods. But the change is not free from
danger. There are unripe fruits, which
the children will eat, cold winds from
which in our summer dress we get
chilled. malarial air full of fever and ague.
So We must be cautious of exposure,
eating. drinking and take with US
Humphreys Specifics. The No. l for
fever chill or exposure, Nos. A., 5 and 6
for summer complaint and cholera, and
especially Nos. 10 and l6 for malaria.
fever and ague With these simple
Specifies we are armed for emergencies,
can meet the enemy at the very door, and
preserve not only our peace OF mind, but
the health and safety of ourselves and
household. Humphreys Manual O44
pagesl will be sent post paid upon appli-
cation to the company, cor. William and
John streets, New York.
, 1891-07-16

New YORK, July l5.-The steamship
Alice arrived today from Jamaica The
purser states that everything in Hayu
bids fair for a general uprising. Legi-
time, who is in exile at Kingston.
has started an agent for New York
to purchase vessels and munitions of war
which will be secretly shipped to the seat
OF rouble. The other steamer officers
concur in the opinion that the people
down there are so desperate that war may
come at any
, 1891-07-16

New York, July l5--In compliance
with the law, Warden Brown Of Sing
Sing today filed a certificate of death of
the four men recently executed. With
the certificates was deposited a statement,
signed by Drs. Mcdonald anG Ward.
stating that Inconsistencies was instant
with the application OF the current in
each case. The opinion is expressed that
the method is the best In use.
, 1891-07-16
CoIorado,s Grasshopper Plague.

Denver, JnlI ia special to the
Ne'os from Brush, Colo, says: The
whole cnuatry south of here is completely
infested with Young crRsshoppers of the
locust species, the same that laid waste
Kansas and Nebraska years ago. They
seem to be increasing daily and are now
80 numerous as TO drive sheep and cattle
before them. Alfalfa, unripe grains and
gardens are being completely ruiued.
, 1891-07-16

A carpenter by the name OF NJ. s. Pow
ers fell from the roof OF a house in East
Des Moiues, Ia. and sustained a painful
and serious sprain of the wrist, which he
cured with one bottle of Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. BE says it is worth IS a bot.
tie. It cost him so cents. For sale by
A. +. Roedel.
, 1891-07-16

The work on the Turner hall is being
rapidly pushed forward. A change has
been made in the brick to be used in the
construction OF the building. Pressed
brick from Golden, Colo. has been sub
stituted for Greeley brick. This will in
sure a handsome looking structure.
, 1891-07-16
NOTICE,

Having been appointed by the court as
special administrator ofthe estate of John
Y. Cowhick, deceased, / would respect
fully request all persons knowing them
selves indebted to the estate. either by
note, rents or otherwise, to call and make
settlement at once The accounts will be
kept at the store of Cowhick Dry Goods
Co. Respectfully,
O. II. COwHICK,
, 1891-07-16

DENVER. July ia Times special
from Colorado City says. A terrible
freight wreck occurred on the Colorado
Midland at Ute Pass about | this morn
ing which resulted in the death OF the
engineer and fireman of the train, and the
total destruction of eleven cars loaded
with ore and bullion. Fireman James
Wilson was burned beneath the wreck
and his body has not vet been recovered.
The accident occurred just after the tram
had left a tunnel and started to descend a
steep grade. The brakes refused to work
and the heavily loaded cars rushed down
the steep declivity at a frlghtful rate of
speed. and at the frs. curve jumped the
track.
, 1891-07-16

The best salve in the world tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, ~chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by A. Il. R1edel. Druggist
, 1891-07-16
Not One.

The most diligent inquiry has failed to
find a single Business College graduate
tramping over the country. hunting for
work. The Wyoming Business College
has placed every graduate yet sent out.
A hint to the wise is sufficient.
, 1891-07-16

A picked nine of ball players hereby
challenge the Black Stockings to play a
game of ball for a purse of $25 or $50 a
side. Information regarding the game
can be obtained at this Office.
, 1891-07-16

Boston-Boston IS. Cincinnati ~.
Washington-St. Louis game post
poned; rain.
Baltimore-Columbus game postponed;
rain.
Observation-Disclosures 10, Louisville l..
, 1891-07-16

Not only to get way up" work done,
but also to get your darnIng, patching and
buttons sewed Oh without extra charge.
CHEYENNE STEAM LAUNDRY
, 1891-07-16

Dcnver-Game given to Denver 9 to o.,
Omaha failing to appear.
Lincoln-Lincoln .. Kansas City |.
Sioux City-Sioux City II, Duluth Q
Minneapolis - Minneapolis i. Mil
waukee /.
, 1891-07-16

Gods blessing to mankind, say thous,
ands who have been cured by Oregon
Kidney Tea.
, 1891-07-16

Does your back ache2 Oregon Tidne,
Tea will cure you.
, 1891-07-16

Call at David's drug store. Tor soda
water.
, 1891-07-16

Wisdom's Violet Cream will keep the
skin proof against the effects of severe
weather.
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THE SEATTLE COMPANIES.
Notes of Interest Concerning the Local
Militia Companies.

The resignation of Captain w. r. Thorneli and
First Lieutenant w. J. Grambs, of Company +,
have been approved by Colonel Haines and for
warded TO Olympia. An election win be held
on Wednesday, February Is, to NIL the vacancies.
The resignation of Lieutenant Ii. K. Relf, OF
Company G, has been approved, and this va
cancy and that caused by the promotion OF Cap
tain F. A. Gaus TO the Office OF major, viii be
allied on February %.
Captain c. l. T. kellogg has rendered his resig-
nation as captain of Company ID.
The next battalion drill viii be held ON
March l.
There is talk of forming a new company at
Olympia
Company BIS 'non-coms" meet every Tuesday
evening after drill for recitation in tactics.
Company viii meet on next Wednesday
evening, when the members choice for the nav
officers will probably be made. Steps VIII also
be taken 10 revive the interest in the company s
welfare.
A strong effort is to be made among the three
local companies 10 help build up the waning IN
ferest in military matters among the members
of the battalion.
Companies B. d and L, of the First regiment,
Washington National Guards, had their regular
battalion drill at the arnory Tuesday evening
under the command OF Colonel j. {. Haines.
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TACOMA, FEB. 7--sergeant Howe of the Mason
Zouaves has lately given some excellent exhi-
billions OF the lightning gun drill.
Lieutenant Claussen is drilling the zouayes
with as much vim aud life as the great Gleason
did.
A court martial is likely to result from the
order given calling out the troops.
Company G is putting in some good work drill
ing and much credit must be given this excellent
command for the way il has improved.
The Mason Zouayes putting in some
pretty hard work and are well prepared to de-
fend their title as the finest drilled company on
the Coast, either in ZOuave or u pton move
ments The Zouaves hope TO have either q
larger hall or the new exposition building o
maneuver in. They expect soon TO receive
beautiful flag which was procured in France
and presented to the company by Captain x. L.,
tiers: This company Is credit TO the city OF
Tacoma and an honor TO the state"
Companies and G are again quieted down
after the exciting week OF anxiety and auticipa-
ton of Indian scalps, ghost dances, etc
Company { took prominent part IN the "Vol-
untecr'' performances at the Tacoma theater
last week, and did much towards helping out the
management.
portuuity while the United states recruiting
officer was here and joined the army and bril-
liant future for many OF the boys is predicted
The United states recruiting o1ice viii be re.
moved to Olympia saturday or Monday, The
idea of opening rendezvous here was simply
an experiment. and a. an aid in getting super
ior quality of recruits. That during the last few
years but little attention has been paid 10 this
the new order of things, and instead of most any
one being accepted out OF sixty-nye who pre-
sented themselves to the officer here but seven
were chosen. Another idea is TO try II possible
and recruit regiment from this locality.
The Chicago GudrdsmdR has representative
m this lOcality rusfliug subscribers.
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DOUBT.

When DER US falls the gloom OF death,
Ali where are worldly pleasures thsAf
Can wisdom stay this fieeting bresthf
Can ali the power that science hath
Fer call tina spirit back agsiny
One hand of Fate points to the tomb;
There sleep the good, the just, the brave.
The old, the young in beauty's bloom,
Aud rays Of genius ne'er Hume
Reyond the portals Of the grave.
Poor wanderers we, on LIES rough shers,
Oblivious waves sob at our feet;
In vain our qgivering lips fmplors
A sign OF rest for US in store
Mortality is all that's sweet
Henry o. Confae.
MIssoULA, Mont, Feb. 4, 1891
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the ladies viii have charge. An address, music, .
paper and recitations viii I'LL the hour. Sunday
school at close OF morning service. Young
peoples meeting at $50 p. m
First Unitarian church-Seventh street, be-
tween Union and Pike Rev. Roderick Stebbins.
pastor. Services with sermon in the morning
at IL. Sunday-school ct 12:1a Free reading
room In church parlor, open every weekday
evening and Sunday afternoon.
Seattle City Mission-Corner OF Jackson and
South Second street, services IL g. m. Sun
day-school 2 p m. Services at $3.50 and at go p.
IN. Meetings every night In the week, ESQ p.
m. Free reading-room open all day. Chaplain,
Thomas Rees.
Trinity Lutheran English) i'm hall south
west corner Fifth and Pike streets, Rev. E. y.
ia Msc :.
No morning service. Sunday-school and Bible
class at 2:50p m.
Grace Lutheran Sunday school-Rev. Z. r.
Keever, pastor. Meets in Rainier hall, corner
jackson and Alton streets, at I:so .. m. All
cordially invited.
Trinity parish--Cherry, near Seventh. Dean
Watson, rector. Divine services at IL Q. m. and
7;30 p. M; Sunday-schooi, 10 a. m.
SONG SERVICE.
The following musical service win be given at
the NJ. Il. church this evening at 7:s0, Professor
L. A. Darling, organist and choirmaster:
Doxology and Invocation. ..................
Anthem-'Light Of the World'.........H atton
solo-"Glory to Thee, Ny God. this Night"
Gounod ..;:....--.-.........M Mr.. ID. c. Clarke
Scripture reading Observation-Disclosures
Hymn. Choir and Congregation
Anthem Blessed are the Merciiui. Hills
Choir.
Solo-"with verdure Clad H Haydn
Mrs Painting
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Choir and Congregation
hn<benr~eJesu Word of God Inearnats"
e.. x;...,; iChor
M le9tl~G md Mr. Pettis.
ohsr'0I 1r arsSi ssSis a e j. i. Darling
Choir; Solos by Mr. 10euN1ys n Word.
Prayer and Beuediction.
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Chofues BuRIe SooE :. -. -. = 0l-eF
Miss May Clohecy.
Tenor solo-"Tell Her So" (by request). De Faye
Professor <. ID. Crandall.
Piano Duo-selections from .'Lohengrinu,:.
Miss Julia L. chamberlin and Mrs Clara $
Patterson.
Male Chorus (d)-"Rosebud Fair" ......... Macy
(b)-"Lulaby" .......... Brahms
Contralto solo-"Call Me Back. ......... Denza
Miss Anna Selkirk.
PART IL
Two Pianos teight hands)-"valse Bril-
Miss Edith Simon, Miss carrie Noble, Miss Ab-
bic Drew, Mr.. f. L. Lawton.
Soprano Solo-"Ohe Mamma" ....-...... Tosti
Mrs. f. ID. Crandall
Piano Solo Little wanderer' ....-....,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gustave LANCE
Mr.. Llewellyn Morrison.
Tenor Solo-"Creoe Lovers Song ........ Buck
Mr. J. II. Middlebrook.
Piano solo-"Novelctte i'll F''......... sehumann
Miss Julia l.. Chamberlin.
Bass Solo-'Rocked in the Cradle OF the
SIR J, Burdette Lent
Chorus-"Good Night, Beloved" Pinsuti
Manager Cert has prepared monster bill for
the coming week and one that is bound TO at
tract, immense audiences TO his eyer
popular palace of the vaudeville The
prisng thirty artists, have returned
from q successful British Columbia tour. and
VIII be Oh the boards In an entlrS new Durles-
Que replete with comiealitieS and catchy
music. There will be seen, besides. Il
grand specially congress, including
the three Marvelles, the wonderful Partisan
erotesque dancers and peers of all contortionists,
the Pierce sisters, in their daring AERIAL flights.
Harry Maynard, the musical eccentrieity, besides
host of others.
The William ]. Gilmore Opera Company will
present stahrs new romantic comic opera, "The
Sea King" at the Seattle opera house, March Is
and 10 The cast includes Elsie Warren, Katie
Gilbert Mamie Cerbi. Kitty Hill. Edith Newton,
Alma Desmond, Mark smith, Il. L. Graham,
Thomas H. Persee. Frank A. Howard, George H.
Carr and Joseph Roberts. The company IS d.
rect from PalIners theater, New York, and have
the original scenery and costumes.
Syhil tombstone, the original liza who shocked
New York and Boston with "The Clemenceau
Case" will pose at the seattle opera house March
g. she is supported by Gusiavus Leyick and q
strong company.
series of six entertainments will be given at
the Conservatory of Arts during Lent Each will
consist OF a lecture upon some branch of art fol-
lowed by the rendition of appropriate selections
from that branch.
Professor II. sherman Sharpe, the new choir
master of ST. Marks, has arrived from Victoria
aud has taken up the work OF tnstrueting the
choir boys
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FROM CAIIFoRNIA

California druggist tells why Chamberlain's
Mr.. l. g. Moore, the leading druggist at Point
Arena, Cal, says: 81 have sold ChambeTlain's
Cough Remedy Tor more than year, and ind IL
one OF the very best sellers ever kept In stock.
But that is not all; the remedy gives satisfae-
ton TO my customers, It IL especially liked for
its soothing and expeetoranf qualities. 1t viii
loosen and relieve severe cold In less time than
any other treatment
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ladies. Hereafter entertainments of this class
will be held once month.

Will be held once month.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Harmony Lodge, No. 5, met on Thursday
night and conferred the first rank upon one cam
didate. Several applications for membership
were received.
On next Thursday evening Harmony lodge
will meet for work in the esquire rank.
The knights of Pythias bureau of relief is
well under way, and has already done some
good work.
Uniform Rank, Seattle Division, No. 81, gives
its annual ball at the Armory February 49,
There will also be an exhibition drill by the
division.
There is talk of establishing a new lodge in
the city.
At meeting of Seattle Lodge, No. 81, on
Wednesday evening, the page rank was con-
ferred upon one and the knight rank upon one
candidate.
Uniform Rank, Seattle Division, No. l, Is or
dered to meet at Knights of Pythias hall this
morning at 10 o'clock sharp.
BALLARD SECRET ORDERS.
At regular communication of Oriental Lodge,
A. F. & A. NJ, U. D., on Saturday, February Z, a
candidate was raised to the third degree.
, communication from w. NJ. D. ii. Wright,
at present in Sabna, o., was read, returning
thduks foE..the address presented to him short
Time 40 and etving sosas fraternal advice
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world since the evening of his participation in
the events narrated, returns to New York and
proceeds at once to obtain SEQ 900 hush money
trap him, but Badger is himself crafty and out
wits his opponent. Bitter enmity is thus en-
gendered and the former clerk awaits his oppor-
He finally succeeds and the property is restored
To its rightlul. Owners.
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VISIONS VIOLET CREAM

Is the most exquisite preparation In the world
face IL Is not only a substitute for, but in
every respect superior 70 glyeerine, cold crsan,
yaseline and like preparations Neither sticky
nor greasy.
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Harsh purgatiye remedies are fast giving way
20 the gentle action and mild effects OF CArters
Little Liver Pills. II you try them, they wiz
certainly please you-
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..Take it before breakfast" DR.. Henley's Eng
likh Dandelion Tonic.
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.Tske it before breakfast" Dr.. Henleys Eng
lish Dandelion Tonic.
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new theater. These young ladies have made
many friends during their stay in Seattle, and
have appeared in numerous roles with distin-
guished success. Conscientious work has char
acterized every character which they have
assumed, and Miss Essie. with continued dill
gence and experience, is bound to be heard from
in the years TO come as a most successful lead
ing lady Miss Minnie has been a delightful
soubrette, and both have the most hearty wishes
of the Seattle public and the press for their fu.
ture success.
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On next Friday and Saturday even ings, Feb
ruary Ii and IA, at the university, concerts will
be given by the faculty and pupils of the con-
servatory of music. The performance will be
under the supervision of Miss Chamberlin,
Mrs. Patterson and Professor Crandall, who viii
Ct the two eyenlass viii be entirely different.
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II Won had taken two of Carriers Little Liver
pills before retiring you would not have bad
that coated tongue or bad tsste IN the mouth
this morning Keep vial with you for oeea-
sionai use
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"f5V1Ezs1sfksFOf]Ns
Masonic hall, northwest corner University
grounds, rear of Armory hall building. MIRA,
Nell spaulding officiating. All are cordially
invited.
Theosophical Society-Meeting a. usuai at the
residence of Mr.. Frank I. BIodgett, COZ ney OF
Rochester and Yesler avenues, at 2.30 D. n. Sum.
day. The public Is invited.
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For THE CHILDREN.

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Is great favor
lite with mothers for their children, as many of
them have learned from long experience in the
use of il that il is reliable. It promptly cures
their children of coughs and colds, prevents
them from having the Group, or cures them of
Group. They have also found that there Is 10
danger in giving il even in large doses, and that
il is pleasant for them 10 take
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o.K.T. means oregon Kidney Tea.
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White Brothers Addition to Kirkland Now on the Market

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n lh m
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O. K. 7. means Oregon kidney Tea.
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Sybil tombstone the original liza who shocked
New York and Boston with "The Clemenceau
Case" will pose at the seattle opera house March
g. She is supported by Gusiavus Leyick and q
strong cOInuaflH.