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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-20
shILL BAGhED BY MONEY.
Stereotype viii Wager He Can Beat
the Worlds Record

>c13e months az jsmes Harrison. foreman %
th@ Fo>T-4STELLfsEScE sIsse ptypiag r3oIas,
frerfor-2ed TIE remarkable feat vf uoI6lug
eight forms and making eight stereosyF-. plates
resty tsE s1= press, with one steam bic. one
casting box and tW0 assistants. n thirty-tnree
-nIl4Ie-. ms vas done n tie presence OF four
ISeu, 81 % whom were experts AZ The bIzs5-
ness The fset that ms tlua had
ts-,n Eaa1e was then published n the PoSE-Is-
TEL-iG EScEE sad created 8 greA. i4rJre amocg
newspaper ste-eotyrers al over the Pzciac
coast, wao DOUBTED TIE record tee2use TIE be.t
previous tine Tor similar work known g tie
trace wss about fo-ty-f.Te minlIea- some %
tie stcrcojypers have gone - lar
81 70 assert that Foreman Harrison
cannot GAy under circumstances make
TIE eight plates N rA= time mentioned. Others
have even gone - Tar ss 70 s>sert Irat h can
noi make them IL forty minutes. Among the
latter srs Foreman HlH. % The san Francisco
Ca stereotyE.uc rpor. snG Foreman D5rsa. OF
IL sacrament, Rselr6 mon s1ereoryu.ng room.
3r. Harrison has heretofore made no pubic So
sert.on - 70 sls ability. but since NJ HjlI M
DecaD and others hsye seeu ~ - DISPUTE tie
authenticity " -he record maze b him sa1
a:;est@d ~ several witnesses. he i willing u
ecI-e forward Win ll5zseE - back rs ssslL He
has therefore authorized :.e Po>E-TSTE1 Il
GE>cEE - tate that re VIII wager auy rar. oF
So o. sll Of -, Tia: x ~ make eight s.esgl-
type pilates ready io- tie press inside OF thirrv-
ave MINUTES. tlS contest L oc Judged ~ = com
.Ll-.Ss Of coEzre.eU- men 4
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THE RIVAL SWIVEL MOBILES.
Vi akers Of the Monitors Claim q success
full Test in New York.


TIE question u swiy=- 1ozzsss fo- tie aresg'st
has oeel narrowed down By TIE ire coZgs-.s-
si0gers al1 tie DoEr1 81 pa5.ic wark. % 4
eh1lee EeI~eea TIE &Dn5to rasoe by andrew
J. Morse < SOD, Of B8-toa and tEsx rs1zls b. E7e
Chicago Fire EEt!aggIl .gaiEg Company. ard r.
gsia4Eg lie t0rzaer me b3zrl Of pusle wo-ks
has received tie following LETTER, dated Deee.n-
b-- ~ iroEu Andrew J. morse & son, 4. RAM
fse:lrers-
Referring q your letter Of Gerct@r - yEe
would saE S1at 80 hare furnished TIE lsrre
MONITOR uaZZ4ss =e-e e. thz- me ers5!rtis,v
To- ihe >ez YORK lre lat %=s York; ard
IA1 EASt IA~ price Ela4 - s153. free On board IL
tbs city, -aEfler tsaa ga. - quoted weight
x II Rot eGe-=1 J. 10 sounds SUI TIE f.-f-.. i
fe- tb@ Monitor complete, klt sin no y4lFes OF
p5pUE-
We had TIA of the Monitor On the Neg
Yorker Yesterday, and i; threw & stream -
Inches -,o - 80 teli- sLaO9ia AMI solid. 9th -
Bonnis pressure iEo1 ne ClEpp 4 Ioae.
pumps.
chef Bonner was present 81 the trial. ard o..
nerel lDe variations 81 the ii , from gha per
p@ld-cEls- - tn decree below the sgrf.se
auo lie stream gave hlIa entire satisfaction. and
lie gives Is ;E1e comp l4I2e-E - having zns hsst
degFe q the KIND
We are confident We czn chow YOU s2tisfae-
torf results = yOl have Elr.ps thz. = i! main
tain stelsiy aud uniform pressure.
his letter u g. referred - chef Kellogg. who
shlG' WIEN asked bis opinion by P0sE-ISTEL-
LiSEScLE reporter, tast either d the rxo com
pei4ag u'zzles would give ;ae service required.
but Ifoa1 developments and hi knowledge Of
tie workings he should Judge the Monitor
wou.1 - lgatly -uEeF.uT both ghe chief ani
s.chAe4 J. h4.l4her. ex-c.peA!a 81 the f-ebozt,
iElHs inst th- capscl-y OF the -1oqLat mics en-
glles VII aot sta-d more than d three and I
hall linen nozzle, instead q : i've aud ha.f
inch, As applied 70 tie New Yorker The en-
giues o. the toat are tl= CEapp * Jones MAKE.
The same As those on the New Yorker, and are in
every way EY.t ciass
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Brief Tacoma New.

TACOMA, Dee la.-.SpaelsL l-Edward Clsu.
End Z Sc Hartle, aat Johu Amman and Anna
Zehnder were married tonight at the Garfield
hotel
Inc salary 81 Clerk Mock. OF tie sch00, board.
hss been increased to 80 Per month.
Frz1 Barker and Aloerl Wetze-l. claiming the
CsusG ar t2E-ui-yar team VS. the nest n the
city, qUSrseied With George :. Jewell tonight.
sut g.. three were jailed
h7 sun Match Company, which was recently
ors tuizaG. Is purchased site for It's proposed
factor! IN East o. ana Iweaty-ffth streets
To proven; further washing away OF she
co-ut. -sad. tie ceulty commissioners TO-DAY
ieg fl4s contract ior the oVva.-ig OF = new ekau-
uei tor the Caroon rive: ueaE Ihe south iorz OF
fuysl1p y-FeE.
large delegation Of pubic school teachers
vii leaye CD TIE morning 81 December = :or
~aaJcom 70 attend the state Teachers Azso-
cla.lou meeting
Frances AeS bern began suit tor alyo-ce TODAY
from her husband, Samuel c. New-bsrc. on ne
ground OF cruelty sad Ge~e-sioa. They were
married 81 C-Iltr.s, Iowa, and have three c13L-
trcG.
Ire salary OF Ca.et Engineer Lil.is. OF the cra
department., has 1esu Increased 20 s-slo
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IMPORTANT TO PILoTs.
Changes in Buoys Aad New Shoal On
Washington Coast


Tie November bulletin issued from tie Office
O. tic United states coast and geoist.c surrey
Contains the following information with refer
eaca 80 changes IA buyys, etc, a Ih- waters o.
ths northern coast:
Biscs spsr buoy No. 8. formerly shown OF
NnrFh Bend point, II Coos lay. has been re-
moved.
AuH : eaa baoy hss teen placed TO marx
ho@ aud fEs rock, u Ba4se! point, Il Lila
r. = tay Cat-saee
The ba- BUOY Y. = mum. formerly shown OF
ttaJsoF fptt- 90 tsc t1tIEabts river 5ar, IN pos-
Hlos fr~-s Shifh Cape j.. -at.i.J3Urlaea -l-hE
n sears \ =. distant 8 "a l3Sss, lass been r.
VIEasr1. / asaeE eal buoy. NJ =. ass been
pser-1 rG feHe sItt, ia s position from
SE,rG tte safaS A@EI t-ears =. D< r I. T.. 81 =
ta1i} b-l1 Rates. Numerous raar1es 1s.ys r2-
gently t-rr s8atls ll she g. - ~ EaVf .at.rn n
thl~ five-. aa1 sI-4 ss found Indicated On the
charts uyH 1.L srHI t.ts .-i.ce.
Foe t. = uun tlry formerly SHOWN ca The
DHFtl SIDE o. t4- 4Illar cl-za-gt, II north ~f5i,
a. 1hs ettEEaEa = IS tlE.a tsv. has tecu owed
u POSITION Dvsr she mas t8se Cd: tie channel
Ni..ata bay l.sAt bearing ;. = z, distant j. z
miles
a tlsuk ssay buoy. No 3. aas been PLACID *
fhs entrance - I-l claus.sls te8ltlfE IN EJcIa
b3Ast tA.. taQE ~. :. shown pl the cart.
bes-s g. s.. "a rant p, aIles. BE E.zrk s-sar
baay or tAa upper sige of Ihe cAauael u ito
guam. ab9 o. position .-ela salcA -tS&Eu.s
hg& tHe-rs / -. distant - lll4es, las us<u
ct.Au-ls j-ua5 ts ! to $50. B
A recent r. r,ssl. nation made ~ Lieutenant y.
/. Rag. K. s n. r.fflt-.AEl iasze z-teC ~-st"s
se3 aui Ee@Ie-.c survey steamer McArthpr.
fhuvA tae existence ot uarrns tauG nearly
teo --i.cs u -s8-th lsiGE Ags8t n. r. aud =. IS. ID,
EpUta 90 i1}z island. IN @Asa-cCio2 sound.
~ ll tratt Z. &. 81. tas.H.1s et wa.S- over j.,
the-a .ctug srasa &. ts I'D .at5e-1s all ar5uu3 It
en-. iu T..-.tirl fiona wh.sh smith island
ilEEs lysfs r J. SOC &. distant c., miles.
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BREyITIE>.

no1ey loaned J. B0GaEzu, R0xweil block
The II1emsn Will give b2I a. Annoy hsu
Christmas eve
County Commissions G4sca spea. he after
noon yesterday Investigating applications Tor
charity.
JAMES Nsta.so was arrested lss. evening By
o-c@- L b Pesrce upon charge - stealing al
oyereoaG from lis partner, . Nellani-
r. CuristiAner, 81 T1iri street, las alre2ty
.o-d naIa5sr o. beautiful pianos tor holiday
presents Low ram AMI ligAr expenses enables
him = oIfsr especially low prices.
L Il Coolidge, $ Dlwamisa boatbgilier, was
operated upon AZ Providence hospital Yesterday
Tor a. SIX EFT IN tie riga. foot. which was ~
oeIyei about SIX ws-&s ago but had failed -
heal property.
w ED;z returned from Portland Thursday
morning he says while there be mel parties
who are really 20 lCan considerable money IL
seattle al :, ani PEI cent. snd asked him 70
secure them some good loans
me lj1smears osIi - D given 81 Armory
hsIi Christmas eve promises u y grand a.
far. TIE nall Will oe brilliantly lighted aat
Al the latest e.ecrr-cel appliances al - dis
played 70 help llakc i zlgAI vel worth seeing.
The Bohemian club vas Incorporated yes.sr-
day - E &. Ga-daer. ~. 4 Care. = T. stew
arr. D. r. NcCoana-shey, E Won H0meyer,
Frank Atwood and Z. !. Hustoa- The capital
stock Of the club = Sl.0o1, dlv2det mo l10
shares OF Sd each
Asy >I-vert0n, = ieniz OF WaItechapel, Was
given hssriug before Judge Rivers yesterday
upon charge Of stealing So from W-l-iza
Anderson -ae wes discharged, there being 10
co;rooorssive evidence tending - snow he-
guilty O; ths crime
Ms. Harry L AuliZa ssks the Posi- LNEELLI-
6ESCEE % express her sincere appreciation OF
the Kindness shown her during gae Illness OF
her lste husband sRd $50 afterwards, AMI -
thanA tie many friends. both IA and cut OF tie
nre department, Who have do1e - Laaea IL hvr
t-shalf.
Frank Fell suIsJ AMI Waller / HOSniag, .ao
reside o. the shore OF Lake Washington,
were Ar-este4 Is, evening ~ Mounted Police
nan Il ar4 ~. uyIu : clarge Of chicken steal
.u-- They co1l aaf %; up oa-I aud were
locked up II jail awaiting their t=iaI before
Ju-.-- l.iEers tomorrow.
Thomas Williams y - arrested last evening
upoa charge OF stea ing roll o. blankets from
= saloon On Railroad Erelua- L1e Blankets
were trtC L. tie sa-y5u By lalOr=- for sale
ke ping ant " I.llsIas happening along claimed
them. Il Wa learned .at-r tina: Re hz1 sod
thea. and ne was arrested by O1cer Ho-le-
licenses = We'd were issued Yesterday for
William saunders, OF ~ o5tfny-.le. a,.1 Mar
ga.et \ Evans, OF >sstrls. F-aaA Z. Hetees
ana Cla-a Nav Kennedy, o. seattle, "ll.Sm
t5Uateraaa aEI La N Ms-uer. az Sz%-;A:
Thomas A 0rsou aa1 Mary 4 Aras.d. o. SeA
tie; LaoIaEs cline. OF sidney, and Emma BoyiA
OF Mount Vernon
The assignee sac OF bankrupt stoeE a. que
ZION, consisting 9i watches, diamonds, caslus
aud .eWelry OF every design and make. t.
getaer with fancy articles suitable fer holiday
presents. 5 attracting lsrge crowds ci buyers
~ ~ f'sesne Losu sut Trust Company lare
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-20
THE FEShY BANANA PEEL.
Joyous Militia off7cer Su tdenlv Hits
the Sidewalk a Thuup.

M.ar IF the residents ot seattle have been
affected BY the drop II tae banana Ilsrket-gaer
too tC--u4e themselves \ cs- load % ,hss
iuc.oas frllt recently a.r-ve1 and was dispose.
o. ~ he wholesalers y such cow rates rhsl
s'r-e,5ci .l--s were selling them al 1ay y=st---
caE a t-.~ s-ce 81 sl-EIy soT - eeGts The result
S2S tina; many PERSONS purchased and uaay are
one or roze Oh r1- streets, tar0wt2s ths pee!-
ines Oh tae Sidewalks.
L-e1t-usat Wa an 4 calhoun shout noon
was saug-es.ug down second street Ms heart
iu.a oI Joy. a. be thought how nice Il ssss u
nave TIE state pas him Tor his services q ,h,.
hiLg county Il .-@s ~ time 20 Tie tae ealn IL
I-s PaEc1z~e % Christmas presents he di1
aoJ dream ta.t ICoIul- Vas 80 hear
A banana pev.Iug got ucG-r his nee. t5s
earth hrSFe1 y-p sid Il moment TIE von1.-
OH -e7 arta al-t. taat * was b4lA u Franklin.
Ia, tne miners hSl opened fsse oa n, s.,tsra.
meat ana yhat 81 his command hid ager. Glow,
i2ta eterG,ty- Another moment. ana he VS.
S4;-erll- himself together IRON tle sj.ewz. l.
lee.las i,las shattered, CEE still abe - paw
53s t35ettie Al e.y4lt CON p -l...ts - Ia. man
WLo drops tae Iv,4y t1.Egs upon the stress
Incidents o. tl.> AL4l we're numerous 5ssCcr.
laN
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TsewHALxsAcx.s FoEEEUSSE.s.
Experiment Tried .: BziaimcFe-PrSvsd
a Amarssa On Has.. enund.

= success on Puget sound.
The taeory ~ #hlea t1s ff54sebaez e b1llE
has loag 0ee4g5s1 tEe minds - shipOls54sts,
ss.agugh < aas Only recently bssu ygg iz.o SO
oeszfal p-aelsesl Operation. Fags1s >s1ag,.s. ia
a. lntefv5ea with = PoyT IzsEKLI4GEScEE -
porter yesterday. recalled - - Ii number q
exTeflT1ef1s On tbs sAFns lines lie said.
Tie graas shIrfas1. .ters q Ealti more. tae
sak1E. stg18t gtsaT s3s7s-d slaV sE8lIaz - tie
Nezm1sre zbuGE the ysgT 1s1L Its zass1s q
propulsion az endless c4sln gong e-s1-,
sT13Il4 Il szI1z ts4 - N.ra sLGa.z2 Ess-zes- TIE
idea Oi this construction vas if4f the sh5p
would rga straight thFoagb the wAtzr. s11
would moi rock 80 t4ak Lle ,sassst2E-f, Ef&al
DgZ suffer from sza-sgckaess- AEs Elly- s.-e1
Nzs quite large. Gss4 10 --eE HOUSES. os1t I1z-s
Wa sIasll Platform 01fhs Gel BIB sinai
se- argula, aSzfI - tn wheel aud neat ,
a14.1sh4rs stse maize several v5FaZes euf IrE3
tie stream ia different EiH8s . ~s4ts.e-.
found s@AWorlhg sd proved The YfacIlcAt.l4ig
G. tae S0es. but < faFer ear - any iZrtsE
The same lssA vas tfiez six 81 sEFen Yeas ag0
On the -O;Eu3. -Hs8s EnG- b1.lF 4 lost About
twenty feet long with two aIszs-saags1 h1l-s
.oils1 with e:gss-Deasss, Lac cstsE1sEz1. ~
one 81 re smaller F.ors---BiaEsiey, ] bs-i=F@-
He aBEfiy abandoned ;hs 55s.s and i Cr5ftzd
ashore G21 lay 11ere ~ sJ-1e tiIge- Ass@E &
w8ite caTFentEr who Es8.el 70 - - san
Fra2Eiseo sDok oTse u the halls rsstefe9 u ID
Kne put Aa5.s eEs il. saa. t1oUgh ~ rad never
sAl ed outside tae -gnl1. st4-se1 for san FTEB-
CISCO - 4. he made tbS yoTsg- ssiesg ID ten
q tSelge Eags, though * had 70 - down sat
IL the bottom ia r5zgh Ege4gher- He pas into
Crescent CRY. Cal. io- supplIes- s8G the strange
craft attracted 50 much attention ;aers taBt ia
sVTS4Tssee was tsa%ZrsDAsd g. ~sn Frsuc3Seo-
When H. catered tue tg0i-el Gate y vs. received
hy aesg Of yscats and Ma gIvsn quite Oya-
t8Oa-
Another boat of the same construction wks
ths CYL BGsf n which lsegvsstFS's Needle Eas
t2Eel from Alexandra 20 Lstasigu ten cY eleven
ysars ago 81 sas simply d long cylinder built
ETOand tie ot@i4sk aD1 tak=l ia TOW ~
q steamer. lie nsNser parted a. = s-g-Ta
II tae uET ~ Base4v. aud - = iaapJsslfi= -
catch y again IN such weather TIE sJy4EE sf
abandoned u she lsF tossing around n TaAi
stormy sea for week or ten GAYS without Gam
age. aod gas ~ AL PICKED up ~ auo:beT 81 ?
SUI towed - London. whers nesvy Gain f0r
sslEags paid
Another instance 81 the successful adoption
q tbs clsar-sils De1 eorsErslctsDu was the leayy
rafts towe1 trnT4 }ogEins' Cove. Navn ccoIia, -
As@ fors- TIE frzl Fali Neai - pieces, out The
second IVES bgllt IA she f1raa % = cigar and AS
brought sAiely 70 port Tas sane principle =
followed 3u tas construction al l8Is rate which
aFe composed o. tEo A5llos cylinders lOiae4 -
gSiher
WaaiebArks can tx uullt ca a. fae lines IS
cT4sGArg shIKs sl1 csu attain as lgEA kpeeA
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kyrTLr Fans, De-. la-I-1erisl George
Geo31Ge, % C-i1aso. hss hee. here waek.
au1 ss result @. A.s yl=lt 4 cscCyarrater Is ID
Ia hlit here IS soon IS practicable. and ore
" 3. De purchased OF tLe Eatrvrs ~ tn v.e.r..,
~ gives new Impulse % yAe mining indus
~
Ihs bank % Kettle PAS formerly owned hy
" H. Rcd, i merged - tae G-s, B-o5lers
lauA ana a.ll o. coula. ted D. Charles Z t4..>s.
aa. Il. l. Quantity, formerly 2sh.cr O; the XII
t.v Fs.ts bzak
~. -m.ta. general manager % tire Rochester
Aua Kettle Falis Land Company, szy the me
AM agte-e.ga:l inch -t~el seIre c4u.e = on tae
ny here ior tle tg.-F, u * USED Qasjl he
steam Jerry cGa BE- pax IL operation
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MES. JOHN b. DESSY's FUNERAL


Tie fzze-zz -e-v5ces aver re rsz2@-Gs az Ms
Eoaz ;. D@Z-F va -zkS x&zse Us E.s1----l1s
so-s 81 - rassGszee- earzS- O ESEPeT&-f2
al Ez--zsoz streets. zz1 re LEl2--y A@1-asI1 =
Eg5seoza- s11-ch bra. E-ays< s=-T-
Ice XII * As4& AZ ia residence -
zzl8 s'e3orx. s5ssr ~zscA Tie procession VII e
so-Ee4 sd pr9eeez - sae eAz-e-- v-e-e tle
ra-zLz- sezv5cSs III - aSz1 81 - e'e-erA, ecz-
s.ze-=sz y Eev : A45zzo Brlgar 40 s-sT- .oE2
2 DsZo1
z4a-rzzz4 Cszvssr- NJ. S, g tie Cs-1s- q tie
Eszes-z >-s-. & VILE Mrs. Danny was a. o2s
-1z4a o-ga15sE Az i VroE1zsz1 member ~ az
-ez9 = E actty- T24 s-19z-g11 so1gss q z1@ L.
,1ss1tsz- order * Coed Temps - sze-2sl
z7esE-1z -2s- sTs=1zg 1ss-e. rsya2eSz tEz- 8
God Es-zrs-srs e TEssezG TEs .z1-1s A. l1a@s
q E1s rgoz2s q Lodge Va {. : - 3. + cor
zs- .. Ez-ze-T AL Hss- streets - Ms
c el1eG, &z1 v-ee=s1 t1@-e= . E4s c1Ere--
AZe-azg2 Ms lezzy E&s Z1s 3 EzsZas- o
"a King Co-Ery 5z- Assoclz-1oz. z-sz 15Gy y
kczo- 6. A=E Gos-lzsT = LzEysr zz- zzg- ssk-l--
~ = 60 @o-ZGzzty zl=E Tests-esT z.5z1-zs
A. ea0s= Czz-.ez ?. F1Saascx ard = : Kin
A2-l- - A. ts= PAL ae.-e-s - rec-ss@z. - lie
z-Es@e VII ue 1a4s- &c 1-rseG-o1 q Ms :
Lz1r1zee %e1asoz-
lAe s--erZs1E 81 E2ks P.zee 81 .-s e--Fs1=
sAE-zlF eSzz=sSrT 1szE E5zeSz axe
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THE DEAEBoEx BUILDING.
K VIII Have a Large Music Hail and
TheAser-

H Il Dss-5ora i 60 az patti1g Up 4 ire
rev aszIl3IaE O the wes. s--= . -o1t1 T-5r1
s.r=e3. 5eswe@n 34Ez AMI T4czsoz. Tie srrZeE-
re. EAIea stands lsxs - EGe @EGs1--- h-ecA.
- x three stores zE1- e sto1= and b-lcz-
Men zre z1H a. sex 81 re sLl-t s-sry- sZ1
tae passer-hy czu - t12I &c s-01t = very neat
and attractive, SO Tat everything : y r.
made 4 lie Eo-s substantial zzzD1e-- The
ground EooE. which IS - Z lS te=--
al d partly taken = livery
sszoss, and tae remainder WI bs
diFId=i into txo stores A1ov= VI Il q G.ali
- t.ez:sr. occupying Ire space o. tN3 1sor<
Raised seats sHd gs..ery va. = pgt k 21,l
tls place can d ussd io- concerts 81 ether
gatherings Aeross Ebe iron. 81 tn ol-l.-Is-g
sEoz- tas.et. rSslve Eest aozg and ts5 vi,ge.
VII II Muse Hall n ra-ss4 E2lf-bioe2 lss-
Jers- ". ?. sailing j. tEe srcAls-ee- Inc ecss
% ths building ! go bss Mr. Dearborn sd
yesterday that the s4z1s Eo.s Eo-zLI have Coss
sl5,G90 more Two y=z<s 40
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Em.neipation pav Invitations.

To AZ Hs1ss Il rig Csate-z; IN o-'i-r 70 eOErec.
cls.igzl error a. cz-z.Iu1 "a s9sak--s u eEl4n-
CITATION cay, ne article saOE,1 have lead -
io.Io%z. That we would Iavlte saed El=n
9 Il. Gross. Captain s. = Z :aes.. u : Hc:E-
nan. Jol1 y. Conner. -. :. E4.ley. L ?. WslA1-
ana Hen Z A EI1e,uE s. sp-4Ns-s tar IN cc-
sasian- l. il serlcI<iy horet LAX all se..5ezssE
receiving wrlttea invitations siil ierwar. ta-Ir
Acceptance = g. L Gross a. their earliest coz
Tslze1ez- g Il Izo-S.
CaaLrrnaa car-r -...as o. IusLta:!.L..
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Yndarts MrAth@r.

s4z FEAErEsCe. Der = F1rssast ~ > -
s1a9sy. 5sr = zsl1a4.9z- Pair, except szsss'a--
r4ias AID szs~s - N s4s-@-1 Eo-s-oz- e-az--
.nE away: ra1s-z-lv e5oasr.
Ta= weather 5-zEesz .izt~s t1As re sess1-l2-
rz4-s sr= r. excess u Wes-sra #zss.i-g-J2. Or
eEf1 Rad exersz7e Eoff. Ee4.s-1 C&aflE-l-s-
E.sewae-s tzsrs = 3 g@a=r2l ssEe1s1ry zAzz
faugss from .8zr - Ave E11 half Ileoss Il
-ze-aZea.o yzl4sy. EzLz = Ealing s:Sz1--y
49, --zFsv
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AssRpEgN. pec. IS Il -f-ecis s. Captain Men.
teuba,t, 81 the United sgstes set-i-Jic se-,er.
hiss uourea Aberdeen tAst ty tie reeeat
survey Orsss nsrhor lAr is slowa 10
ha~e sixteen feet of water Al EXTERN.
low tide The survey Was MAZE when tie xs..
uroe al water ia the rivers sua aaCror We ~ as
lowest and therefore tie sscu~amnsAtfo2 vs
s.gost - "a the lar was the lArzest Tex Es.as
captains and masters %. sNlsEs vessels SAY tesI
thero t. frosa two - three Get rao-e water IL
.he wjayer and sPriac thaa naw. The Tar :
short 81 = very loose formation snd the depth
~ water could easily bs increased 20 twenty
I'VE ige.
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AsEEDzEE, Dee le--f.p@e1zL F--Tks s.tos7-s-
boz& 5il4zz arrived today t-gza Ssz Frz1e $50
w5ta Ae- Steering yes. disabled. EzT-
5Ey experiences rOlva Ea&tsz@r 0R tEas say Up
TIE J. n Es&-bs-Tzx z-s5 arrived sos3zy- ~
Fsuay A1sls, By RsTar 81 Fz1eo1 srz loa13nE
ll@5~Y 81 I'll a. f1r sza FrzaeAse2 t1s a-z=
o t-ss xseE
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"a Txa.< Cnso7 A&Iz. en-zz- u Frozt z-s- As-1-
zsoz Streets T.@y Ky-e@ . sz-n--z 7-ss-s--Ss
plumber 4z1 A@Ega- - tzA rate o 2 cents 4
hcez- zz1 Iz1s Zz4S-= T721 EE@e- Tsa@ aEssASs c.
70 - eszSx- They cZAzzz that fozzr-1E12s o t-@
s.s<s=s szrz ne rsa a-a.1gyss3 ~ t2ez ara IL
ccz uzs@z- EcTxE2e1
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schooner sunk in Enxllsh ChanneI.

L0S10g. Isee. Z5.-T14s B-5tlss s-sz-as- eErs7z-
h5ll. wa3ea Ia arrived 81 5wzzssG E-7-1 CEe3,
rep0--s tas; So Ess = elisha VIZ re
se10oosT Gss.ys 81: tns s1trz1ee % t-s Sr.Ezz2
easaDs5. EAe seh1oz-- g=s 81 e0ZBasss-y 4
tao zg1 szrss e Ter ersE EsT= @roSz@1
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P0ET EgaLo~. Dse- IA F.vs1-ssar C8z5s<
FCET RL4Ez- ET Dse i9--sz5ss1-E5k L-1E1s
h -s-E Ar-5Fzs5--A E1Es1d - Es-ssa-
-4E Fz4SeEzoo Dee z<-A-E3s=s-z5- - sl-
Esx-os zrglz Ds-aE-zGs Ia. s4s4s3-Af sap
Es1.grx 10. P5Fs4zss-- L tcv O Tug 5oz- -e-ss-
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eo43setov q e1s.os1s szzs uizhs. c-.5sts o. h2--
ware. whfea w.s 81 ped . Pogr3z-s. .rgzz ssE
Grrk " wGg u Azfwsrr, IN vEolktsgz % t3e
s-SfEts pss4J5ilzH fhs s1sygaag d. sszzes-se
Eze7e1az.lss IN . gsrslga vessel ssiEesa t~o
kEasrIesa r1f.a
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premises. corner Washington ard south Secoad.
Tue we.. known knight % the hammer, 7. J.
Z cceeues. p-es-1es daily. but with al his elo-
.Gel.a .--l-.s ara IN .-aH...xre.l
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Presrrxing me Triri.s

cry preserving the uul,ies. II the middle af
his window : hang : syn for Lutner Benson
Temperance lecture an1 o2Ck q; /; were ranged
Twelve b,J-ies OF eisreJ, SIX q Zlufaacel ana
< 4f IrtE-n
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RULING On THE RICE TARIFF.
Customs offcers stop n scheme OF China
meE FOR EysdiBg DUTY.

tecru- change 81 base Il rhe customs depart
cl-ns wlta reference u tae grading ot rse- i'm
ported 7-cD 2 IA his res..-csi N increasing by
several Thousand collars tar amount of slty
de Ir0m va tho0s. 81 ta.s CIV. za4 ot..-
tl-aalas0 III Fertlzut ana san Francisco. ou
laTSe shipments oI nee. Tho duty "a -l-sned
rle- : = c-u,, g., pound, kad IA gDcle4usl n.
GEMS. K ~a> discovered tass large quantities
@. S.eaue1 r.ce were being shIpped IN ~ uu-
el.a1e1 st-cA, sGAI quantity OF dour
hGv.4c ocea mixed VIA u 50 as 10
give = this appearance. The Practice
~as evidently y.elsluE larss pEodts - r.ce
merchants. and kspt growing SO rap.dly taa,
= hong ia ta.s c.gy. and ether Cinnamon n
Port SID -1i san Francisco ordered large ship
1}eAts, eut JUST before tie goods arrived the
discovery was made sud the 7u.e esraelis he'd
taa5 81. thls cas- ~ rlce must U4v ful2 dQrv -
Cleaned etHe4- The "a asmea have been tax
Ing o. testing TIE .aiLag, claiming that tas
nee = Eot c.S-1sl
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ASroRlA, or. Dec lQ-The whaieoack
steamer Z. ". he;raose. watch wSs towed iuJo
this port December ~ IN = disabled condition.
lett Tor shs SOUND sodAy, yepals aAvias leea
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~ei.ea for Violating shippins Law.

FoRrlANp. Doo al n8ted States Prosecuting
Attorney Nays this morning h5ei s. llbvf against
the cAI1go oE tae British shsp ocatCEstrv icr
S-s,g>o lie cargo. which NAs seIEsd - the
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Erisch Brothers,
FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

Manufacturing jewelers. snd vstehmakers. Is
the pace 70 visit VIXEN you ara making your
holiday purchases.