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February, sI2l0GI2l5; March, sli so9ii IS,
May, SlL 7cGlLsO. Spot-Firsn. No. :. I3ssc
sugsr-Raw-Dun and steady. Re4ae1-
Qaiet and steady.
Copper-weak. Lake-Decenber, Eo.7S
LeaG--Domestic, SkS0
Iln-Steady. straits, si2S1
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRAps.
CHICAGO, Dec. s.-The wheat mzrkes today was
strong. The opening was SskGs5o higher, ad-
yanced he more declined 35c, rallied >. O. again
sold off &c, changed frequently and finally
closed about re higher than yesterday Re-
eelpts were l27i,010 bushels; shipments, $50. 900
bushels.
wheat-steady; Cash. December. $3.50; jan
uary, 50 &c. May, 9s1sl59ys4c -
Corn Firm; cash. 4s51ci January, ~,
osts-Firm: cash. sssssc; January. s2slC; May,
sS7se.
Kye-Firm: sls1c
Barley-Quiet; 59Gsoc.
Flax-QGlet; 9zteG9iaxc.
Pork-Easy; cash, $3.50; January, I'll 20 !;
Lsrd-Easty; cash. ssIs; January. ,aI7,sos 20.
shoulders, s4S71sGDA65; short clear, S5.SS4
$50: short ribs. s5.5u(S5.7o.
NhiEAy-SLIS.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Dec s. Cattle - Receipts, 400:
SOW aud wesk; prime TO fancy. 81 s5(36.So, good
70 choice, s4(945o; others, s24eSAl5; stockerss
sAo2.51
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000: active; ioc higher,
rough and common. sa6a9ST5, mixed and
packers, s2sSI4; prime heavy and butchers
weights, s4.050Di.15 light, SS.401S75
sheep-keceipts, 500; active and steady; ma
tive ewes. s25O{9i25; mixed, .4503A65j Esth-
ers, sAS5(g545; Westerns, s4.4OCDa.so.
BOSTON STOCK EARxxE
BosroS, Dec. S-Closine:
Atchison.. ......... 4sssBurlington ........loss1
Mexican Central. 2o5s San Diego ......... Is
Bell Telephone. .19S
WOOL MARKET.
PoSrnS nee s-Wool-Dsmaof cooH Tarrf.
torial, $4,000; fine medium, 66i15sc; medium,
5j9S55e. Texas, California and oregon-Quiek
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LEGAL NOTICES.


MARSHAL'S NOTICE OF sEIZURE.-IN
lsI the United States district court, district of
Washington. northern division. Whereas q libel
has been flied In the United states district court,
for the northern division OF the district of WASH
ington, on the 18th day of November. 1891. by w.
J. stevenson. against the steamship AlKi her
tackle apparel and furniture, alleging that on the
Isl Gay of November said w. J. Stew rnson was the
owner OF a certain scow ana $1,000 brick loaded
on said scow and which lying Mt the
Ocean dock, in the city of Seattle. so loaded as
aforesaid said first day of November. 1891.
and that said steamship Ai-Kt, Ia order to secure
the position, then and there had ana held by said
scow with her said load of brick, then and
there by her officers caused said scow 10 be re-
moved from the said position and Ia be placed in a
dangerous, unsafe and perilous place, where she
, wa wreeked and dainaged and SAID sc9w load OF
Washington, save ana except seven thousand
brick saved; which removal of said scow and her
load OF brick was the wllfGl and negligent net OF
said officers of said Al-Ki, and was done without
said w ]. Stevenson knowledge or consent That
the value Of The prick so lost four hundred and
twenty dollars, that the damage done said
scow OF the value Of four hundred dollars; that
said W. ]. stevenson paid forty dollars for help
and laborers' hire in saving said seven Thousand
bricG. That the loss of sad scow aud brick and
the whole ~ the act complained of bv said ~ T.
Stevenson to his damage in the sum Of eight hun
dred and sixty dollars, was caused and occRsioned
by the wrongful aud negligent act Of steamship
AK; and praying that the said eight hundred aud
sixty dollars be declared lien on said steamship,
and that said steamship, her tackle apparel and
furniture be condemned and sold to pay the de-
mand OF iibeiIant; and whereas. the 18th day OF
November. 1891, seized said steamship Ai-Ki
l.
district court In the within named libel proceed
ings. ow, therefore IN pursuance OF the moniton,
as modified by order of the above court. TO me d.
rected do hereby give public notice To all persons
Ing or otherwise having any interest In said
steamship her tackle etc, that they be and appear
before the said coart at attic the 24f day Of de-
cember, 1891, nj the hour of 10 O'Clock n m, then
and there 10 interpose their claims or make their
allegations In that behalf.
Dated December 8, 1891
THOMAS n. BROWN,
United States Marshal.
BY r. W. MuDaErr Deputy.
hdgnr Lehman, proctor for iihellant.
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TOR THE SKAGIT.
RAXL WAYS.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
is the line to taHe TO all points East and
South. 1t Is the DINING CAR ROUTE. 10
runs through Vesthuied Trains every
day In the year 10
81. PAUL AND CHICAGO,
(No change of cars)
composed OF Dining Cars unsurpassed. PuflmAA
Drawing Room sleepers Of latest
equipment.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and in which 40
commodntIons are both FAtE and furnished foa
holders of first or second-class tickets. ana
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
A continuous line connecting with all lines, az
fordng direct ana uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper reservations can be secured In
advance through any agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKETS
Europe can be purchased at any ticket ofice of
this company.
TIME CARD IN EFFECT NOVEMBER L
TRAINS LEAvE SEATTLE:
For ST. Paul and East, T:45 n m.
For Waiia Ws!ia and o. 6 w. t. points. T;<s
O.
Fox olympia, Is a. m, and p
For Montesano and oirAys Haroor. e:l5 m
For Tacoma ana local, s:I5 7:45 and HAS = M
2. $3.50 and p IN
TRAINS ARRIVE sEArrLKt
From St. Paul and East, $50 8 m.
From Portland aud south. 1905 a. rn sac D m.
From Olympia, l0.o5 q. IN, I:l5 and $40 p,
From MontcsaAo aud SrNy's Hatbor. $40 p m
frSm Tacoma and &c local e. "a and l 10 %, . H.
las 4:SO, $40 p. nl., and 2:a3 night
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and St.
Pau
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. elegan.
tay coaches tnest pa ace dining between Sc
stile Tacoma and Portland direct Daily servica
Full information concerning rates. time OF trains
routes and other details furnished application to
A d. CBARLToN, Asst Gen. Pass Agt.,
l2l First ST, cor Washington, Portland. OR.
A. CEILBERG. City Passenger and Ticket Agent
southeast corner les er avenue and Com mercai
street olympic block, Seattle. Wash
l. A. NADEAC, Geperal Agent and Depot Ticket
Agent Seattle depot. foot OF Third street
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PutA and Calls.

The Stock Exchange board called stocks at
IL a. m. yesterday. Fifty shares of the Cascade
Gold Mining and Milling Company sold at
81 so; 70 shares OF the Crown Poirt Consolidated
Mining Company sold at 81; 50 shares OF the Sill
yer Guich Mining and Milling Company offered
at SIS, with no takers: 1900 shares of the Index
Mining Company sold at 80 cents. The next
meeting at II O. m, Friday next.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

San Francisco. Dec. s.-The produce markets
were quiet. Wheat was stronger, with a mod
crate demand for shipping grades. Choice
stock was in light supply Feed barley was
firm, with a fair demand fox choice feed grades,
and corn was very dull. Other cereals were
steady, with fair demand.
The vegetable market was fair and I'M
changed. Tomatoes were plentiful and quiet.
The potato market was hrmer. Onions were
easier.
Tho market for fresh fruits was confined to
grapes and apples, with an easier tone in the
price OF both. The demand was dull.
The dairy produce market was weak and un-
changed.
Produce receipts-Flour. 81, 900 quarter sacks:
wheat, 600O centals; barley, 1900 centals; oats,
5000 centals; corn, 1000 eentals; beans, 2,o00
sacks: potatoes. 1000 sacks; bran, 1900 sscEs;
middiings, 1000 sacks: hides, 1900; wine, 5000
gallons; brandy, 5000 gallons.
Flour-Famiy extras, s. 40lt550 per Dbl. ba-
ker's extras. $5.30(G5. 40; superhne, s3.4o0DS6 o.
Wheat-$1.s0 for standard quality; sLsl4 for
something choice; milling grades, Sl-sSSLs71S
per GENITAL.
Barley-Feed, .L05sL07lS for dark Coast;
s1.lO(gl.1l4 for good quality; sl121z Tor choice:
brewing, Sl.l5(9l 22l2 per GENITAL
oats-SurprIse, $l.55Gld2l5 milling, 81 100
Las; good to choice, sl.35(9l 42l1; off grades,
sLS0G9lS215; gray. sl.S59L40; black, $L456@l.55
per Genital tor Oregon, and sl6o@L9o for Cali
fornia.
low. $1.35nL311s; white, SL40oIlI5 per GENITAL.
wool-spring-Fo othill. 1oC9Isc per poundI
Northern. lsG22c; Nevada. l5glSc; Oregon val
lev, 1S@2lc. Eastern-Light, 1G(1lSe; heavy,
l0Gl3c Fall: Mountain-Light and free,
ll@l2c; heavy and poor, 99l0c. Plains
Heavy and poor, 7Gsc; good. 9sloc. Lambs:
Poor to choice, oGl2c. Northern-Free and
choice, l5Gl6c; defective. 1S(1l4c.
OPTIONS.
Call board sales: WheRt-Buyer, 1891, 81. so1<
@lS2ss, closing, SLs21<; buyer, season, SL901s,
closing, s1.S92<
BarIey-Buyer, 1891, sLIO7s; buyer. season.
sl.15(9l. l6, closing, sll5.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-Sight, 171!; telegraphic, Is Sterling
bills-Bank, $is2l&: sight, S4s5l5; commercial,
$4Sl. silver bars-9is& SGJlSS, Mexican dollars
-95(g752sc.
MINING STOCKS.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Dec s-The stock market was
active today, Gould shares being the only weak
points. After a quiet opening pressure eontin.
ued upon Missouri Pacific and Northern Pacific,
common and preferred the former losing per
cent Western Union also became weak, the
rest of the list making slight advances. The
close was active and strong 1t the highest prices
OF the day.
Government bonds-Firrn.
fredericksburg, soc.
FISAScTAL
Money on call-Easy. Close offe red at 8 per
cent Prime mercantile paper, 59Sc. Sterling
exehsnre-stcong. Sixty day bills, $3.50; de-
nand, $4slJ< Bar silver 9il2c.
BONDS.
e. g. g. (reg.).. 1I6lzU. {. D treg.).....s10o
U. $. A. (coupon).. u75z Pacific 6s......... 1851
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CONFECrrONFRY.

20 TO IIENRY's FOR THE LARGEST AND
VI freshest assortment of candies in the city;
new crop of French fruit and holiday goods just
eeived; ice cream always on hand; fancy creams
aud ices TO order 1t short notice Ice soda
Henry's store S0a second street.
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Tacoma Wheat Market.

TACOMA. Dec S.-lspecial. THE wheat market
was quiet here today. Foreign cables and East
ern markets were much improved, and there
was q little stronger feeling here Quotations
were: Club soc; Blue Stem, sl.02 Wheat re-
caInts 2S cars
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Portland Wheat Quotations.

PORTLAND, Dec. Especial. Wheat: Mar
ket shows frmer tendency, and larger trans
actions are reported. Quote: Valley, s165;
waIla Walla, SLIGO per GENITAL. Receipts, 2l,S56
ceutals
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EnPs

NEW YORK, DEC. a-Eop. are decidedly FIRM.
There have been q number Of sales OF good 20
prime al iS}sJl9b5c, and some Offers a. 10lze to
&c. ca choice shipping.
Ea-opeal-FlTm and unchanged
MERCHANDISE.
Cofee-stronger: opened steady and IN
changed 10 = points up, closed steady 6G0
points Up. sales were s2,0o0 bags. intending:
Dseembsr, sl2s5sl2so; January, sl2l5sl2s5:
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Under the winter schedule Pullman cars win
leave seattle e&ily az T:45 q ~ over the North.
eTn Pacific for the East, same during sum.
ruer. First-e.ASs accommodations IN Pullman
and dlaing-car serVics. no changes o, Puy.
sllup
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MINING STOCKS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

LONDON, Dec. s-Bar silver, 1874. Consols,
95 5-I6. Bank OF England discount rate, per
cent
ERBApsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Acknowledgement fair,
spring and winter firm, 6s 50.
Corn-Demand poor for spot aud fair for fu-
lures; spot dull, g.; December steady, IS loAdj
January IS sd, steady; February, b l4d,
steady.
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SNoEoMIsH RIVER ROUTE.
STEAMER MABEL.
HOOP CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER DELTA.

STEAMER DELTA.
SAlsirying the United States mall viii leave Hat.
w. "a Nosaan dock at o'clock IN. Mondays,
n"SsoheSdays and Fridays for Kingston. Point No
pSsslS tort Gamble, Bangor, Seaoeck. breunen,
"a e~,Sht haracr, DaQnebQose, HeIEer. 10 Ham4ln
ttoina Homa Dewatto. tiilswaup Falls. Hoods
- and Union City. Returning leaves Union
eliy .; o'clock q IN. d. IROUTNAS, Master.
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For hyacinfhs tulips and esrysaEth.raur-s
90 TO the Washington Floral Company. AadIson
street. near LAKE VI Washington
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FLORISTS.

DECORATIONS FOR WEDDINGS, RECEP
y tions and dinner parties furnished by the
Woodland Park Floral Company, ei4 Second
etrcrt.
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BOOK EfND ERY.

II ANTHONI'S BIN Derry, BLANK BOOK
manufacturers, Washington street, corner
Commercial, rooms aad Terry block. Seattle
Wash.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS, MERCHANDISE,
IL grain, baggage, etc, stored at lowest rates;
money loaned or goods; insurance lowest In the
city. Shoudy Bros X Co, $40 and 3l2 Commercial
street.
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st "a " Frs.

LANDINGS;
co@mercisl Dock. near West Seattle Ferry,
SEATTLE.
N.P.R X, cos Wharf
TACOMA.
L. h. SCOTT, President
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GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
MERCHANDISE AND psopucn Receipts

Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port of Seattle during the past twenty
four hours as follows: BY rail--Northern Pacific,
500 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound, % tons; Sc
attic. Lake shore & Eastern. 81 tons. By water
l. ]. Perry GO tons; Angeles, tons. Total re-
ceipte, 49, tons.
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DACrFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows:
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend and Vic
toria at p. m. passengers received on board at
p. m-) December 4. o. IA, 19. "a, 20
For Alaska November IS, December Ia, 20.
From San Francisco for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports, at a. M, December l, g. IL, 49, u,
20, 81.
Tickets may be obtained at the ONCE Of the COM
pany, at Ocean dock, Seattle.
GOODAI, PERKINS & CO,
General gents, San francisco
III. MCCLELLAN. Superintendent. Seattle.
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DIR. JORDAN'S OFFICE
Is at the Residence of Ex-Mayor Yes
Ter, Third and James.

TUT HIfHkOH t.HIU y stfHtss
Consultation and prescription absolutely
free.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.
CAUTI0N-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: "Dr. J. Eugene Jor-
dams Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device is a fraud.
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DEXTER HORTON CO. BANKERS
INCORPORATED 1851.
Tnsa 900
4SJ.oO0
PRESIDENT, ....................w. S. IADD.
Mana sessioent. 4 4 iA pANTR
Cash ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r. VAN TUYI.
ssA esss and @ rsn., s g. Ne"
lanc, and various points IN Wash
irgtol, Oregon and British
Columbia
Sight bills OF exchange on London available else
where in Europe
Bonds stocks and other vsiuaoies received on do
post tor safe keeping
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST CO..
Incorporated 1887. Capital. $780, 900.
Bailey Building. Corner of Second and Cherry.
Trsnsacts general banking business
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received in any amount Fl ON one dollar
upwards and interest aiiowei thereon
farm and city real estate.
TRUSTEES;
LEIGH 9. J. HUNT. President
WILLIAM Z. BAILEY. Vice President
Q. h Observation-Disclosures. Manager
" =. Ban tx .Cashler
4. B. DOWNING ...................-.....S Secretary
COLUMBUS T. TYLER, ]. d BOWMAN, J. Il
SEARS, WM. r. FISHER.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Corner Commercial and Yesler Avenua
Pac up capital. $3.50, 900
Transacts general banking business
N. D. ......... Vicc. PRESIDENT
K r SPENCER. Cashier
block, Seattle, Washington. Capital. 500, 000
oficers-Roard of 1ru,tees-Baiiey Gat1erh
A. Denny, second vce-Presdent; James r. 8 ay-
den. Manager. Cashier and Secretary: Frank I.
Leary. VIM E. Bailey, John Collins. otto Ranke
Transacts savings bank business exclusively.
collars. Six per cent interest per annum allowed
On term and four per cent on ordinary deposits.
DIVIDENDS Gee area the last day OF May and No
vember. Loans made on real estate or approved
collatera!s only,
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK, OF
RAG up captai $500, 900
10000
BUY and sell foreign and domestic exchange;
United States and Europe; receive deposits Of
money ana issue pass books or certificates there
Tor our facilities for making collections are com
pleie and will receive prompt attention
DIRECTORS:
= rr r.sldens
l. S j. RUN;Ti;. < fRxUENTfmixi asAisf
CORRESPONDENTS:
London. n. III. Roihschild d Sons: Paris, De
Rothschtld Freres: Frankfort A. NJ, L Won
steiger q Co; New York, agency of Bank Of Call.
lorna; Shiesgo, Commercial National Bank;
The Bans Of c.ioln 1 Por.na T ra.nf isss
National Bank.
pANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
ID Established on Pacific Coast 1881
Capital paid up 5000 QUO
Power TO increase to.................. 10000 ,000
Aoso'ooo
Interest paid on time deposits; general banking
business transacted foreign exchanges bought
aud sold: drafts and teegraphic transfers sold on
the banks branches; also In New YORK. Chicago
Canada and HongAong; deposits received subject
10 check.
Notes issued by our British Columbia branches
redeemed al par
BRANCHES
San Francisco, CAL; Portland Or: Tacoma
Wash: Victoria, Vancouver. New Westminster,
NanRimo and Kamloops, b G.
r LEA BARNES. .Manarar
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE
Paid up capital. $4,000
lZoUUD
. .s. PRESIDENT
MAURICE MCMICREN. Vice President
A-ksAka Cashier
General banking business transacted.
sight and telegraphic exchange payable in all tns
principal cities of the United states
and Europe
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STEAEERI

FAST TraE
EVERETT AND LOWELL
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON
Leaves Baker & Co.'S DOCK daily except Sunday
81 $3.50 a. ~
Arrives Everett 100 g. m; Lowell 100 D. m.
leaves Lowell. 300 p. M; Everett 500 o. "a
Arrives Seattle. $50 p. N
FOR TACOMA,
Daily except Sunday at 800 n m: returning
leaves Tacoma 800 a m
Ii. w. BAKER & CO.
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" tLimited.)
TIME CARD
STEAMSHIP PREMrEA
SOUTH BOUND.
LEAVE ARRIVE.
Whatcom...... 100 m Fairhaven.... j rs D m
Fairhaven. 80 p m lAnacortes 49,. 2:4O D M
Anacortes. -. 300 m Pr Townsend. $3.50 d m
IT. Townsend. 500 d m Seattle - 400 m
Seattle........ e:l5 p IN aeoma .......ll;l5 D m
NORTH BOUND.
LEAVE ARRIVE
ThcomA.-..... 700 p IN Seattle $500. S:A5 D m
featte......... Midnight Pt. Townsend 500 n m
Pt. Townsend. $3.50 n A nacortss.. 6:l5 m
AnacorIes $50 q m Fairhaven..... 4 100 a IN
Fairhayen..... SAB a M Whatcom...... $3.50 a m
Making daily trips with steamship Eastern Oregon
JOHN IRVING, Manager.
J. a o'BRIEN, Master
The company reserves the right to change The
above schedule without notice
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Blight exchanges and telerranhic transfers New
YORK, Chicago, St Paul, san Francisco. PORT
lanc, and various points IN Wash
tnSton, Oregon and British
Columbia
sight bills OF exchange London available else
where in Europe
Collections made ~ all points on favorable terms
Bonds stocks and other vailaoieS received on do
post TOR safe keeping.
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OFF,
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services and ask no questions. But
these belong TO a class, usually, who
would eagerly seize any opportuni-
ty to increase their pay
The class of young women Of
whom these young men complain
are those who often boast that they
are not Obliged to work, yet from
the shelter of their fathers house
compete for positions commanding
little remuneration, as bookkecpers,
amanucnsis and clerks.
But after all, what are you going
to do about it, boys? Woman's era
has dawned Tho girls are bound
to do something. Since they are
not American citizens as you are,
it is not surprising that they should
use such tact and shrewdness as
they have TO mako themselves as
comfortable as possible, while you
do the voting and the complaining.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-03-25

The following from the Washing.
ton Post is perhaps the solution oil
the trouble in New Orleans:
Singular enough, in all that has
been written and said of the finding
of the Henncssy jury at New Or
leans and its terrible sequel, little
or no consideration has been paid
TO what was the real secret of the
monstrous verdict.
1t was not necessarily jury pack
ing; it is doubtful if it is jury buy
ing. Beyond question corruption
fund was ready; even the highest
pitch of excitement can but suggest
that it was really used.
When the final truth shall be told
it will be found that, more than all
else, it was fear that wrote the YER
diet of the Hennessy jury.
Over the city of New Orleans
hung a vague pail. In it's midst
was secret society, which had no
visible existence, yet was perfectly
organized, whose membership was
of wide extent, yet which never
met twice in the same placc-a so
ciety whose speech was foreign and
strange, and To whom ASSASSINATION
was not unknown; was, inuced, its
weapon OF defense, if not the source
of its power.
This society had permeated the
arteries of trade; had entered the
courts of justice; had bought yer.
diets and bribed juries; had struck
terror in every heart; had slain the
only man who dared defy it.
The citizen of New Orleans who
spoke agaist this terrible thing,
the Malta, took his life In his hands.
The juryman who voted for the
conviction of Joseph Macheca and
his co-conspirators was mark for
death.
What wonder that, at this crisis,
the twelve men, haunted by an
awful and lancinating dread, quail
ed and failed? What wonder that
when the people of New Orleans
woke to the terrible reality, they
rose in blind fury as they did?
The New Orleans tragedy stands
Oh Iha' cry iaHhe anu u clouu
on the national name; but it was
not without provocation most deep,
a provocation the like of which has
never before been known to Amer
lean shores.
Before the people of New Orleans
are Judged and condemned, it will
be well to attempt realization of
the reign of terror which fettered
the city in its terrible chains, which
it seemed only Il popular uprising
could break.