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Nevada Bank Officials in Trouble.

Nevada, No., Aug. 80. X.
Caldwell cashier. William Christian
president and W. H. Robinson, a di-
rector of'the wrecked bank, were ar
rested to-day upon the information
of depositor, Charles Trummer,
and each gave bond for $4,000 1t
is rumored here that the officials
knew that the bank was insolveni
for the past year. 1t is believed
that other arrests will follow. The
bank had on deposit when it sus
pended about Sl3o,OOO and deposit.
ors will not realize 10 cents.
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II AN DYING, EGYPT, DYING"
History Of Gen. Lytle's Immortal
Verses. Written at Chickamausa.

One of the finest poems IN the
modern literature of song is that
one known everywhere by its first pa
thetic line:
lam dying. Egypt, dying"
and which was written by Gen. Will
liam Haines Lytle on the eve of the
battle of Chicamauga. The Detroit
Free Press says it is indebted to tie
late Col. Realf, poet, author and SOL
der, who shared the fortunes OF war
with his friend. Gen. Lytle, for an
account of the peculiar circumstan-
ces under which the poem was writ
ten. Col. Realf shared the tent of
Gen. Lytle on the night preceding
the battle. The two friends were
given to writing poems at such
times, and each had al unfinished
poem on hand. They read and crit
icised each others poems humorous
ly for some time, when Gen. Lytle
said with grave smile:
"Realf, shall never live to finish
that poem"
Nonsense" said his friend, "you
will live to write volumes of such
stuff"
mo" said the general. solemnly,
"as 1 was speaking to you feeling
came over me suddenly which is
more startling than prophecy, that l
shall be killed in to .morrow's fight"
Col. Realf asked him to define his
feeling and he said:
"As l was talking to you saw the
green hills of Ohio as they looked
when 1 stood among them. They
began to recede from me in wierd
way-and as they disappeared from
.ne the conviction flashed through
me like the lightning's shock that l
shall never see them again
Gen. Lytle was native Of Ohio
and dearly loyed his birth state.
Col. Realf laughed at his friend and
rallied him upon his superstition.
but afterward acknowledged that he
became 80 thrilled himself with an
unnatural fear that he begged the
General to finish the poem before
he slept, that such fine work might
not be lost to the world In the small
hours Gen. Lytle awakened his
friend from the slumber into which
he had fallen to road to him that
beautiful poem, which must live as
long as our literature survives.
Imagine the scene-the two men,
united by the bonds Of friendship,
of congenial tastes, both ready and
willing to face death on the morning
in its direst form. scanning by the
light Of their tent lantern each 9TH
ers features. when the flushed poem
had been read aloud.
Col Realf said that his own eyes
filed with tears. but the General
said not word. as he placed the
manuscript in his pocket and lay
down to his last nights rest upon
this earth.
Before the dawn came the call tc
arms. When Eeali next saw ais
friend lie lay cold in death among
the heaps OF slain. Then he though
Of the poem, and searching the peck
ct whele be had seen him place it
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A Perfect Baking Powder.

The constantly growing demand for Dr. Prices
Cream Baking Powder the standard powder
for forty years, due
FIRST:-The extreme care exercised by the manu-
acturers make perfectly pure uniform quality and
of highest raising power.
SECOND:-The Investigations exposing the
fact that certain other brands baking powder
ammonia and still others that found alum
These unscrupuous manufacturers being found OUT
and the giving them a wide birth
Nothing is left chance in the OF Dr..
Prices Cream Baking Powder Chemists employed
every ingredient purity and strength Hence;
its marvellous purity and uniformity Each is like
every other. 1t dissaponts. BEST is ALWAYS
the CHEAPEST.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is re-
ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia,
Alum. any other adulterant In fact, the
purity Of this ideal powder has been ques-
toned.
The Butler weekly times., 1891-08-26

1t is not in Paris or London or at
Newport that the finest dressing
takes place A fashion authority
thinks the costliest dresses in the
world are worn by the women
Of Sumatra. They are made OF pure
gold and silver After thu metal is
mined and smelte1 il is formed into
fine wire. which is woven into cloth
and afterward made into dresses.
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Ducklen's Arnlca Salve.

The Best Salve in tie world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter, ,Chapped Hands, Chlblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
tivell cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price IS cts per box
For sale by II. l.. Tucker, druggist.
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he drew it forth and forwarded it to
Gen. Lytle's friends with his other
effects. We give the poem in its
entirety; feeling sure all will renew
their admiration for it when they
read under what tragic circumstance
es it was written:
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you're IL Thief" Saws Lease

Wichita, Aug. 2O.-Mrs. NJ. f.
Leases services are probably lost to
the Alliance Mutual Protective asso-
citation. Recently she was engaged
by the state manager, Fred L. Bal
ley, to deliver lecture on behalf of
the association, and having done so,
Mrs. Lease demanded her pay Bal
ley paid her the usual local fee, $l5,
but refused to pay her expenses.
Mrs. Lease heard that B4iley was
going out of town this morning and
sent her husband down to the depot
to interview him. Bailey was cor
rallied in the crowded station and $5
WAS demanded of him, which he de
clined to pay. You're a damned
thief yelled Mr.. Lease Il want
all these people to know that you're
thief. I'd lick you for nickel
Bailey was edging toward the
door all this time and said be was
going for a policeman, but as soon
as he reached the opeu ali he fed
Impure articles are never good.
Nature insists on pure article for
good results. Pure chloroform,
something heretofore unattainable,
will now be made by " Pictet, a
chemist of Geneva The majority
to b. tracaable to impurities One
feature OF VI VI Psctects process
is the reduction of the chloroform
to the coldness Of I30 degrees be.
low zero.
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ana prices OF feed descriptions weak. -
steady but quiet eorn y dun ana 49,
stuffs ara weak also. .-.,.,.s-
The veretabIe market opened dull tn1s
inc with no material change In priceA
ceipts are fully equal to the demano-
are weak and duh. Onions are stesoy.
The fresh fruit market II quiet Win
steady. Grapes are doing fairly wen, oosn ~
and table Choice varieties OF sppies ma
are in demand.
In the dairy prodscc market fancy 49, -
tar Il active. Inferior grades are duh.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND oUorAuoNA
Produce receipts Flour. lle,ooo gus re ssn.s,
wheat l5oOe cen, nss. D1 se rscfs: pctssoS
s.OOo sacks; bran, 5000; mustase - .L,,z..s{
sacks: raisins, 1000 boxes; wlnes 11vW eAAAo1
brandy, Ag gsl, s4srss ,aeaas per Dbl; -
srs' extras. 70; supernnev
Wheat--si67L for shipptng quaiity.
8, G2izlsl. o7i< for better quality; brewtngs Gx
@I20: Chsvaliers $i-s79l 81 PEE esnts. .1 =
standard; lower grades, $lv7779L2 - - ~ "
oats--surPrise, M4seis;,Ss5 sl aIi1 ~: isZrs Il
Srsson s snd 81 sSi 50 iof California Pc ceh1
Corn-IArgs yellow, slloegL a ~ sza-A -
wool-spring iooshin Per p oSuanso. 49,
valley. 22924c; Essssr1, msn. HeSs "a ~
l1(0l3c: mountain, heavy ana Poos -
plains. heavy and poor, 78Sc; ptaanas eooe'
Toe; lambs. poor 70 choiess S8l2e
oPrfoNA
Cali board sales: wheat-BuyeR 16e1 M!z
1 72IZ, closing at Sl.7215; buyer season. N-1Y61
l.siz, closing at slsl basisy-eos
FINANCIAL
prafts-sisft, zoe; teleg1aph1as 80. eose1!1
bflls-Bank, SAs2; sight, Ne3} commo1
NSl< Silver barr. o6s6G9910 Mexican g.
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nRnApsrurys
THE wATER PRONE.

Ship Spartan win finish loading coal tcdaQ.
The freboat will b taken from the ways t<
day.
steamship walla walls il due from San ys.n
cisco today.
Bark Germania Is dischsrsing ballast = -
Mechanics mill.
Schooner Teaser begins loading another eord
for Quillayute today.
Tug Wasp went to snohomish river for Kan :
NcKinnon's piledrivsr.
Revenue steamer wolcots came In for cooI "
terdsy and left for down sound
Bark Theobald ia discharging ballast . loa4
cargo Of Gilman coal for San Francisco.
Tug Hornet brought In . scow load Of ssNo
pipe from Sidney to be shipped to Chsha1fA
Steamship Haytian Republic II scheduled =
depart for San Francisco Thursday afternoou
Q o'clock,
schocnery. @. Ford arrived in port yestsr6
10 load lumber for San Francisco e the amifk
cove bunkers.
Steamship City Of Topeka arrived d W
cover from Alaska yesterday and win reach NJ
tomorrow morning. She has 90 tons Of cann1
salmon for San Francisco
Steamship City of Puebla safls for esn Frne
cisco this evening at 6 o'clock. The bulk Of b
cargo viii be wheat and oats She win tako q
tons OF coal in addition to her fuel.
Work on the steamer Victorian WIN BE- finlahe@
early this morning and the cof7srdam remoye61
She will be given short trial trip to test he1|
new wheel before sending her ont on her roeu.
lar run again tonight
British bark Royal Alice was towed over fror@]
Tacoma yesterday By tug Biz and docked at ~
elevator to load wheat for Europe. she still ~
quite nm amount OF cement aboard tor stffFsn3
ing, which will be discharged - soon = r.
takes on some wheat.
Steamer State of Washington took out ten tor.
OF general freight; the Premier and Eastern
Oregon each brought In sixty tons Of canadier'
Pacific freight on their last trips: the ]. r Mr
Donald brought in fifty tons OF Chuckanut ptouo
ana then went TO Tacoma and brought over loo
tons OF railroad iron for the Union Trunk liners
the Angeles brought In twenty-five tous of|
potatoes and 10000 shingles from Port AucelSl
and Dungeness; the wasco brought In ten tonr
OF produce on the Whatcom route: the W. i.
Munroe took out fifteen tons OF merchandise ~
skagit river points, end the Multnomah ~
twelve tons on the Olympia route
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shipping InteIII~....

TAToosH, p. m, Oct 1s-cloudlese, freu1l
east wind. Four-masted schooner outside 49,
ing in.
NEAH BAy,5p m, Oct la-cloudless: 49,
east wind. - f.
east wind. Tug Hope in port
PORT GAMBLE, Oct. i9.-sailsd-schr Elisaho1<
Graham. - e.
PoRr LUDLOW, Oct. is.--Arrived- oener.r
Butler. s
PORT MADISON, Oct. o.--Arrived--schr Non.-
tum- -
pa, Fan fkAScIsco, oct le--Arrived- Umr.'
max; stmr G. w. Elder, from Astoria sss,. -
q. 9. stmr Richard Rush, for Unalnska cfss-.1
--Stmr Bertha. for Prince Williams sounI \ a.
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y
Exchanges at the Seattle cIeari. g-house today
amounted TO si64,es0.65. The balances were
sio,637.l6. Portland exchanges, $4,000; bal
ances, $4,000
The markets opened up for the week with
good degree of activity. The only changes
noted in the produce market is a stiffening up
in the price of oats ami decline in potatoes.
Choice oats are held at Sc strong, the improve
ment being due to the heavy shipment OF choice
stock to San Francisco. Potatots began pour
ing in so fast that the market became glutted
and forced prices so that good stock is selling
from ss0Di0 down. Dealers buy very sparingly,
as the crop Is heavy and they are afraid of the
market. Unless some outside market is found
where the surplus can be shipped,
there will be bat little profit for
either producer or dealer A fresh supply
OF choice grapes came in yesterday and COM
manded better prices than those that have
ruled the past few weeks Quotations run from
$l@1-la Another decline was reported In
roasted cotfses, loo-pound cases now being
quoted at 22A cents per pound
Wheat receipts for the forty-eight hours pre-
ceding O'Clock yesterday aggregated eighty
three car loads. Another vessel, the British
bark Royal Alice, was towed over from Tacoma
to take on a cargo of wheat for Europe at the
elevator. Que car load of barley was received
and ten car loads of shingles shipped out.
George T. Myers reports a slight improvement
III the supply OF salmon. lie says ne ID now re-
ceiviDg from 5000 TO 5000 every second day
from Vashon island and Hood canal, but he can
not get enough to keep his eannery running
steady.
d. r. Lord, foreman for the Drysdale Cream
cry Company at SeIniahmoo, was in the city
yesterday aud stated to PosT-IHTELLIGENCER
reporter that the supply of salmon was very
short this season, and the cannery Of which he
is foreman had TO shut down with very light
pack
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
During the past twenty -four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: By rail-Northern
Pacific, 200 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound. 10
tons; Seattle. Lake Shore d Eastern. 80 tons.
By water-Puget Sound d Alaska Steamship
Companys boats, IS tous; w. +. Munroe, Is
tons; Multnomsh, II tons; State of Washington,
10 tons: Glide, tons; Buckeye, tons; Detroit,
5 tons. 8. NJ. Renton, 5 tons; Mountaineer, 8
tons; A. r. Robinson, tons. Total shipments,
4i6 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,
600 tons; Columbia q Puget sound, - tons; Sc
attic, Lake Shore d Eastern. I75 TONS BY water
u. r. Mcdonald, l50 tons; Premier, 60 tons:
Eastern Oregon, 60 tons; Angeles, 40 tons;
Wasco, 10 tons; w. r. Munroe, 10 tons; Puget
Sound Alaska Steamship Company's boats,
tons. Total receipts, 1,l33 tons.
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MERCHANDISE.

MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Firm and unchanged
Cotfce--Options closed steady. Sales were
1900 bags, including October, sl1 40tii.50; No
vember, sl0sJgll00; December, 81. 70lgllSO:
January, sll.70; February and March. $1,000
I2S<c.
sngar-Dull: refined, quiet and lover.
Copper-Nominal; lake, october, &l2
Tiu--Steady; straits, $L105
Lead-Dun and easier: domestic, sLs21<
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Oct l9-The wheat market was
lower today, the opening about the same TO &c
lower than Saturdays closing. The market
then became weak and declined II4c for Deem
Der. and &c for May, then rallied lkc, again
weakened of, prices declining &c, ruled irregu-
lar, aud the closing was lower for December and
sc lower for May than the closing figures OF
Saturday. Receipt were 10000 bushels; ship
ments, 7s5,00O bushels.
wheat-steady; cash, si7sc; December, e6ssc;
May, $l025s,
Corn-Fifm; cash, 5s1sc: May. 4lssc.
oats-Steady; cash, 2754c; May, S01xc.
Rye-Steady: SSe.
Barley-6ec(G<l
Flax-93c
Pork-Firm: cash, 81. 62l<: January, sl135.
Lard-steady: cash, s. 81: January, fG455<
shoulders-S6. l0(t6. ~; short clear, $7O0s5.G5:
short rlbs, S.. 2ses.50.
Whisky-sl-l5.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
NhlCAGOs OcL IS--tat1e-hFcflpts, tSVvDs
regular steers, s3.4O(95 10; Gamers, $LlJQDl 80:
stockers, 81 iO61LSj.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900: lower Packers and
shippers, s. y09L57ts; prime heavy and butch
ers weights, "a 4Og4.J5; skips and selected light,
$325E4. 40.
sheep Receipts, 5000: shade stronger
Westerns aud mixed, sI50ls4.75; Texans, 81 .
4.50; lambs, s3.5atg5.l0.
BOSTON STOCK ExcHAEsE.
BOSTON, Oct. I9--Closing:
Atchjsor A1izsAax Central fennal
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Green Lake.
Lots and acres; VIM d. Wood, SIS Second st.

Free reclining char cars, elegant dining cars,
frst-class and tourist sleeping ears are among
the many Gestures Offered by the Union Pacific
railway. Descriptive matter and full informs-
ton regarding the many states and territories
fraversed By this great system can be obtained
a. the coTnpany's office, 7J5 Second street. A G.
Martin, ticket exent.
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rninn Pacific steamer..

The paiatial steamer Victorian has been
placed in regular service on the Seattle-yictoria
route, leaving Seattle at p. m daily except
Saturday A c. MARTIN,
W. ii. HURLBURT, General Agent
A q. T.. A.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

SAN Francisco, Oct. l9.-The produce mar
kets were quiet this morning and prices of
cereals generally weak and lower. Wheat Is
dull and a trife lower, owing to the decline at
Eastern and foreign markets. Barley ID dun,
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
= the line TO take 70 an points East and
runs through vestlbulsd Trains svsU
day Ia the year 20
ST. PAIL AND CHICAGO.
(No change Of carr
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Drawing Room Sleepsrs Of latest
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TOURIST sLEEPINo CARS
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4 continuous line connecting with all linsa -
pullman sleeper reservations can be secured n
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THROUGH TICKETS
70 and from all points In America, England ana
Europe can b purchased 1t any ticket once ct
1HAIss LEAVE SEATTLE A. yoLLowss
Tor St Paul and East, 8 rs a m. and 2:O0 p N
Portland and South, sis and $50 . m and
For Olympia $50 =. N. and 900 p m.
Tor Anaeortes and North. S:l0 q m. ana l:oe
sssS. .ss sR sss crsy
49,, e:2e and $50 ?. m
TRAINS ARRIVE
From D. Paul and East 1850 = N. ana Has
From Portland and the South. $40 = m. AIS
rom Olympia, 1850 : n. and Aus n N.
Prom Nontesano and GrAys Hsfbor e:4S n m
From Anacortes and North. 1910 and 500 3. M
From Tacoma and local S:<8, 1l:s0 q M and
1se6. A:16, o:46, 1l:46 D. m
Time shortsnsd Is hours between Seattle and St
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Fun Information concerning rates, time Of trains
beutos and other details furnished on application 70
A. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt,
III First ST., cor Warrington, Portland, Or,
= CHILBER6, City Passenger and Ticket Agent,
ooutheeet corner YesIer avenue and Commercial
street. Olympic block, Seattle, Wash.
A. NADEAU, General 4 gent snd Depot Tfcko4
Agent Seattle depot foot Of Third street,
Above time card win change November 1.
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FINANCIAL
LONDON. Oct H. CiosinR--C onsolss uenGIk|
e5 SIG; money, account $50 Bonde-U.
As, i20; U. s. 4l<s, 102z<. Bar Btlver--44e191
Aoney-S94 per cent.
BREApsrUFYA
LIVERPOOL, Oct 19.-Wheat- Unchanged
Corn-The demand has fallen on for futures
and is poor for spot: Spot, s. ID. steadys OC1o2
Der, 5s sgd; November, s. SD, steady; Decou
Der, s. Sd, steady.
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Most cases OF sick headache, biliousness, con-
stipation, can be cured in less time, with less
medicine, aud for less money. by using Carter's
Lite Liver PILLS, than b. any other meanA
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NEW YORK, Oct 19.-The stock market opened
dull and steady. Very little business was trans
acted in the last hour. A few specialties showed
great fluctuations. Among these was drop of
3 per cent. in Pullmans, and the report of the
issue of bonds by the Pacific Mail knocked that
stock down l3s per cent. of which only small
portion recovered. The market closed bsrely
steady at slight fractional losses from Saturdays
close. Union Pacific is down l1S per cent
Government bonds-Steady.
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GENERAL SHIPMENTS
EASTERN MARKETs.
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY AT NEW rolk.

NEW YORK, Oct 10. Folio wing is the state
ment of the visible supply OF grain on Saturday,
October II, as complied by the New York Prod
uce Exchange:
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Portland Wheat Quotations.
PORTLAND, Oct 10. - Especial. -Whsat-vo4
ley, $50; walla walla, sIz ~ per esntax2
Receipts, 81 $40 centals.
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MANHOOD RESTORED!

Young and middle-aged men suffering from er-
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INFLOW on GOLD.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Oct. l9.--Steainers arriving from
Europe today and yesterday, brought in $685. 0o
of gold
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xEGlx NOTICES.


limited STATES MARsHAL's NOTICE or
" seie- united states Of America, Northern d.
v1szou, District OF washington, -
directed. issued from the district court Of the Uni
led states os the Northern division Of the district
u Washington, at the suit Of Moran Dune Sup
ply Company against the steamer Clara, her
{ackIe, apparel etc, IN accordancs with decree
1Ated q Seattle, wash. October IL. 1891, pro-
that on saturday, the 24fh day of October, 1891,
6f one III o'clock In the afternoon Of said day, at
Woods Landing Port Orchard bay, kttsap county,
a said district will sell the said steamer Clara,
her tackle, apparel. etc, TO the highest and best
bidder for cash payable It the time Of sale.
THOMAS B. BROWN. U. 8. Marshal
BY H A. B1oELow. Deputy.
Dated It seattle this nth day Of October, 1891
1rorIcE OF sHERIFFs sALE-NoTICE is
IN hereby given that on Tuesday the 10th day OF
October. 1891. - the hour Of 10 o'clock q m. Of
said day, win sell IT public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, "A head Of horses. top buggies,
family carriage aud waxonette, sale to take place
st the Bellevue stabies 1t the corner Of Second
and Battery streets, In the city OF Seattle. King
J.H wooLERY, sherin.