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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-15
COTTON MARK ETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool, July "a. p m.-Coton-tutnIts closed
July delivery S56,as 3S.6+d July and august ID, de-
50ji63 51G+d September delivery, 6a8h seleis
september and October delivery, 0id sel'rs Oct, Der
December delivery +a4 l0'd December and January ae-
livery asa buyers January aid February deiVery'
o-04d sellers.
New.Orleans July 1t-Cotton steady; niddIng =
low middllng, Gi2c good ordinary. 6c. Net receipts.
500 bales gross receipts 5"j bales Sales 800 bales
stock 100 1913 bales
sayannah, July 14-Cotton easy; mi1dlinG. &c; low
niddiing GSc good ordinary, orc net and gross 10
ccpts 14S bales exports cOatwise 3+ bales sales 300
tales stock IL eos balcs.
Galveston July l4.-Cotton easy middlina, 7o 10"
middlin2 6Ic good ordinary &c net and receipts
~ bales exports ccastwise, 2577 bales sales e. bales
stock, 1907 bales.
Norfolk. July I4-Cotton quiet; middiing. Tee Low
middline ll-l5c good ordinary &c net and gross
cepts 10 bales exports cOsstwise lSi bfle> sales, -
bales stock, 5,CCG bales.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

~ stoady quiet. the basis OF lSc for No. T.
fvMt qrowths sales, LOO bags Naracabo 400 bags
u min ndes aud 500 bags Ssysnia private terms. Op
better tone today on ~0te ss encouraging s
COP reeeips at Rio. Final figures showed net gains
s;Sai5 points. There were no Ha,re sdyees received
w. q holiday. Hamburg gained 2d'+ pfc. Rio
.s.T and London arm ono al Quotations As 3D. p M
Iuy 9' Soyember 5ss I'd december. 5os. RIO quotes
~ ainsry 40 kilos, II 400 good second 40 kos)
'1", RIO sCafances 70 United States, 900 bsgs
"a sto 1888 900 bags RIO market steady Sdy Receipts IL
s,ss QUIET good average Santos 500 9;nor TOW
W. inv is 1882, 100000 tags same time 1891, 49,
aec bags time 1890 loo GOO Co bees receipts at
s :a 5000 bags time $780, $4,000 bags. Total
Ie,.' hers today. 800 bags.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude certificate market lost further ground
Yesterday although the concession in prices was triv-
,ol The weakening tendency Of the foreign markets
tho sustained output OF the Mcdonald pool aad the
a,st"n: accumulation Of stocks elements Weigh
ing heavily OH IA speculation that shows baerly enough
20 ,,erit recognition. At the stock Exchange
az ,vos another blank record OF dealings Yesterday
AZ the Conloldated Exchange the dealings in options
-, Wy ~ 70 ~ 600 barrels. at - 75d 81 5-Sa 81 "A
quiz, ac,inst 80 rs cents Wednesday night The
market closed barely steadN. ,, . -
Refined petroleum ~ w' cents in bulk and $50 cents
IN cases. Foreign quotations We're Antwerp ID 3,s
tancs: Bremen 800 marks London o-s@4 34d
OIL CITY Penn July t-Na.oaa npanst sernI .1
opened az 600 bbIs: ellen ances 5000 bills shipments
,S- IN, Nils. runs s.j92 bbls:
pj,t.buIg- Penn, July li-retfoeu"' '-sc' Na"ohal
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Countrn DoarS.

r, 1pGE END FARM LIBERTY FALLS. y. Y.-Fins
TX large, shady lawn; moderate:
n,,aoe near house for party Of gentlemen family.
r. f. RHODES. Liberty Falls, Sullivan Co., ~ Y.
a pvEETIsEMENTS AMP sURscRIPT1oEs FOR
chIvfp All IHE UPTOWN 0tfIcE No l2s2 Broad.
TTisfMENTs at The toloy!ce Branch Offices: 9s4 9th.
t oc0 Third.ave, near S!xyhrst.t 7Os Firstavc
"a. ~ Avenue A; 1928 Ihirdave 20 West Fourteenth
a. Isl W .st <2dst. lte Church-st; o3+ Third-ave.
933 Thlrd-zy:.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool July H. 3:45 D. m.-Bcef In poor demand.
Pork in fair demand: prue mess Western medium hrn
80, cd IIams-Thr demand has fallen on short cut
about II 10 n STEADY at SIS Cd Bacon-The demand
has fallen OF short RIB about Is n. firm al ais cd
Cheese In poor demand American finest white and col
orcd steady at i3s Sd. Tallov in poor demand prime
city 22s I'd Spirits Of turpentlne Ia de-
nand dull at Fps I'd. Resin in poOr demand. II ID
spot I'm fair demand futures In poor demand. wheat
aId -four poor d-Nsnd. Corn-Spot and futures ~
poor demand mixed Western spot rrn At ~ I'd July
irm A. Id August steady at ~ nd September
steady at T. ID. Hops at Iondon-Pachc Coas-Ther"
is nothing Offering.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE XEW.YoKK. IKIB nJ,cr WILL BE RE.
way ID north q T%rty h,sasS oc and ApygI
ave. s. e. cor. 2Sdst l52 ethave. 1877 Fourth ave.
corner Fourtecnhst 200 htaass corner Gs
Tod West Forty l92 Coumbusaye 90 Liberty
IT, ; Isl West 42dst l4o Church.'t j.. sai Ihrd.sve
iSSs Thirdaye 95i 1hi 1e l ~, and liS IT
apdtventy. afth.t . 2ts West 09e.hgnded snd..venty
, III N M anu At Or regular ofhce rates. ~
In brooklyn. ~ e3 Corri,,ti 800 De kalbave 200
regular ONCE rates.
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In the contract line there fair degree oil artNy
s,,s y,nera bulllsh drift OF prices WIN an auNS'
Il saa points Liverpool the early dealncs sno%"d
ss N SI1 points uhirh subsequently lmcreascu l"-
sssnU more on wet weather In the South linen cam"
,rs.,Ins movement on which the edvsnce was LOST 10
~ ~ close however tn, IRE was disposition 10 cover
!" he mart Of shorts" and the offerings we're nSht
-. rsst became stronger closing at rise OF 3d4 points
X, IA iay sales, 81 800 b1e1
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UllsreIiaUeous,

LAST WEEK Of a great semi-sDnual
49, thousands OF wonderful bargains IN
I've, eorsets. hondkafchisfs. Jcwclry,
bsssSSa hsbeIdashery. yAMMkS. 800
e.owsy. anc 13 West 3oth-st.
POLITICAL PICTURES. oil paintings.
49, Of the Presidential candidates for
Ssesn. &C., fer sale at KENNEDY'S,
:" ksst l2Sth-st.. New-York-
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Qressmaklnq.

DRFSSMAKING. - Artistic tailor made
sutced also ball evening and reception
drSssrs at equally low price. BONAS'
IS East 20th-st.
THOROUGH DRESSMAKER desires en-.
e,eement by dav or. week, In or ont o.
city highe,t references. address Tho oaS
0t'GH, Tribune Uptown Oniee. l'2f2
Broadway.
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Dressmakinq.

ARTISTIC pREsSM AKING-Unlque de-
signs hotel orters at short notice and mod
crate charges goods purchased II desired.
Mrs. McELROY. 81 East Wh-sI' opposiN
Dennn2's.
DRESSMAKER.-E'cga cutter ana
guaranteed India silk. grenadiL. or cloth
suits made In one week for $40 fancy
waists and Russian gowns O specially. -
East 10th-st, near Broadway.
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Inrnlsnco hppme.


fo5 oTH-ANE.. near Grand Central
ELEGANT rooms; rent low .rzG silent. accom-
modated: meals optional
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flats 60 fet, unfnrnisbto

THE DALHOUSIE, 40 10 4S West j9th-
-. between Fftn and Sixth ayes. and
Iontlne Central Park a choice SINGLE apart
nicnt 20 rent In this nnr ilieproof house.
Please inquire Of junltor.
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il)ork Uanteo.
Females

Females.
A YOUNG LADY, recently graduated
from one Of the principal business col
lees, desires q position az 6ookkeeper.
town ONCE, ,242 Broadway.
REFINED YOUNG LADY, %, wishes q
situation 70 assist I'm ofcG- or would care
for invalid or an old lady best references.
Address f., Stamford, Delaware Co., n. Y.
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bnsiness Chances.

STEADY MAN is wanted In tho.-
.,,ehly nrst-closs business that will re-
&c $40, coo rrst year money fully Sc
I'D. Call go Broadway. Room 90.
TIN manufacturing enterprise. worth
900 GOO per ahnum. Will give liberal in-
IN COO. Address TIN. Tribune Onice.
sale in the South well raging; good
, .oasons for selling. Apply K. w. NEU-
,VN. 24i Water-st.
-coIL and LUMBER YARD.-An old
..,abl.shed paving coal and lumber business
snS realty In booming town for sale; salts
Sstory reasons for selling DO agents. Ad-
Hress OPPORTUNITY, Box :. Tribune
once.
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60 Get for bus,nrss puruoses

NEW 5story building; 8 lofts, 1890 !;
$40 East 9oth-st.i light oil round steam
heater elevator, automatic sprinklers, Cor
lisn engine yard room. JAMES KILPAT-
RICK, on premises.
A SMALL or large PARK ROW front
,r.oe, In Potter Building. TO let. Address
L. T. sAVAGE. IS Fulton.st
PARK ROW trent Office 70 let in Pot
Ter Building. Atdness l.. T. SAVAGE,
s. Fulton-st.
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Uomrsr,r biruaIicns Uanfeb

Females.
A.-A.-A.-MRS. MALMBERG'S Swed-
ish Employment Bureau. 35e shave. up,
stairs.-Cook, nrst-class where kitchenmaid
1, Kept: good cook. go chsnbermaid end
waitr 81, laundrs-s. nurse. kitchenmald;
compe:ert servants for private famllles Only.
CHAMBERMAID and WAiTREss.-By
a rcsEec table young girl. Call at present
employers, ID West 43th-st
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for Gale.

for Gale.
AWNINGS. TENTS. FLAGS. OIL
Truck Covers ready m stock. Rest manu-
facturcd. Tents 10 80 up. Apply for J.
ustrated catalogue Established 1870
HOFFMAN, i5i West Broadway.
Al 900 UPRIGHT PIANO. sl+o; stor.
'ee; nearly new Arce pedals; silver mount
d oil latest IMPROVEMENTS Antlsell pianos.
TOO. Wholesale MANI FACTU RERS,
los West 23d.st
4 BEAUTIFUL Fischer upright piano.
sl26: Decker piano 500 Steinway. sl35 :;
Weller, el25. Hartman, ti0O bargains 0u
nstlment~ WINTEHROTH, III 9TH
ave. corner l2th.-t
AT REDUCED PRICEs.-6OO second.
hsnd wood snd iron working machincs ;
nilly guaranteed; machinery bought aud OF.
chsged. GEORGE Is. EDDY. ~ Nall
.on-s.
CLOCK For sale. grandfstAer's clock,
In god running order, with calendar Ad'
drcss L. JOHNSON. Trinity College. y. {.
For SALE.-Blcycle, II Remington SAFETY
1872 make pm 'tmatic tlrr> price. : 100
ADDRESS II. oCoRHur. Box Leo. y. y.
FOR sALE.-boller,, engines. steam
pumps. at low prices; all warranted new
ind Old work pronptly Wcut.d; Apply o,
Suuben.s' north Of Pennsylvania Rail-
oad trocks). Jersey city.
FOR SALE. CHEAP.-'9i Singer
cushion sJiety good coalition. Olll Or
address O.. Il TIIkALL. 20 Wnll-st.
POR sALF,-old violin. celebrated
maker; greet powr. tone; now SPECIAL
price. DAVIS. OG4 9th-sve.. near '0th'st-
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pcrses aUo 0arrlaqes.

COMPLETE DONKEY RIG consisting
Of milk white donkey. village rart and mar.
ness Tor sale very cheap to prompt buyer.
CaI at wynn Bros. stlbles, Far ROckaway.
FOR SALE.-Childs pony. cart and har.
ness or 70 hire for the season. address DR..
Q. Y. JACkSON. L. o. Box IGl. Jamaica.
l.. l., n. Y.
wANTED.-So .oOo. 900 people TO send
.oeuss; largest sssostnsn; ia Xmsries. very
D6derAts prices don't pay svch eatray1saAt
NEE iof hefnees Nd eafrisees estae
SHED 1897 AdAresa J. h. BIRCH. Bur
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Gonntrp Real estate for Sale
Boar6 an0 Rooms.

- WV hSSS"s~s
HOTEL VIANO. 80 East 1sth-s t.-Sum.
mer garden table d'hote; rooms daily and
weekly. with or without board elevator.
21ST-ST.. o WEST. rooms with
excellent board summer, transients or per
nAilrutly table board select surroundings
references.
26TH-ST., 81 WFST.-Eleeantly fur.
nshei rooms single and ca suite superior
table summer prices.
3iTII-ST.. 1aS EAST.-Desirsblr. we'll
furnished rooms board optional: summer
prices; referNces.
3iTH- ST. 3S wE.ST.-Large cool rooms :;
rrivaie baths board optional transient or
permanent; references.
~ EAST 10TH.ST., near Roadway
Furnished elegantly la<ge front ROOM over
parlor closets. warirr be. running water
10 tbs folding bed respectable hone; 81 O
week for two gentlemen, or family.
4sTH-ST.. 81 WEST One large cool
room superior boSrf ; reference.
brooklyn.
IL MONTAGUE TERRACE. Brooklyn
Helghts.-too DOL and deslVble rooms, With
board reasonable rates for summer months
8 minutes from wall-st, NewY0rk; refer
ence required.
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warehoHse SelysTss bays NeW0fleSns 300
isss; total loi,slo bags
COTTON --The spot market ruled quiet at unchanged
sizes Ssles 400 bales for export and l63 bales ior
punsnmp,ion Receipts AT the ports to-day, i,ddS
.ss sranst 23l6 bles this day last week. and LUZ
s.,ss tbis time last year.
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financial.

financial.
LA MONTAGUE. CLARKE & CO.,
Me- ber. New York = ock Exchange,
BANKERS,
IS BROAD 1T (NII.Ls BUILDING).
MONTREAL OFFICE. 1879 ST. JAMEs-sT.
Receive deposits subject to check at sight.
Interest allowed daily balances.
Execute orders for the purchase Of Stocks
AID Fond, for lnNestnrnt OF on margin
Connected by private wire with
CHICAGO. MONTREAL and TORONTO.
TIE kSrd. , Iy3N " "%NT.SS AMP Pr FouT
MORTGAGE BONDS.
The ST. Louis Iron Mountain aud southern Sn y,
Eonds maturing August l' ssl n, the rate Of P
and Zen to remain IL mi fore.
who wish TO s : ro Tho Of Mar
G rsn,e trust Comp cpmany So 4o iCad%sy xewlo on
and a and Hss new cou p !" attained
% Ea~sy G%ma%y ans & So %A a. .f ae
tended at maturity, at ps snd 70 extend the ran" for
account o' ""0' II ''"' A. II. CALEB. Treasurer.
purchase AnGlsI Let. a. pnr, my Of the bond The
holder. Of which m"y desire 10 soil rather TIM"
TIE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY.
By LOUIS FTTZGDRAID President.
n Office TO HOLDERS of the Preferred and
N Cannon Stock Trust Certificates OF The PITTSBURGH
AND WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY, issued by THE
lion OF trust made by J. PlERPOSr MORGAN, JOHN
Low HER WELSH. and JAMES GALLERY, dated July
|. 1887. ,,,-,1 =, ,,o ...,-,,o , ..
above referred to having expired by limitation the Pre-.
erred and Common Shares OF the Ral.ay Company win
c,d ~ The latter at the Of The Mercantile Trust
nmnany The trust certificates should lc duly gned
10 1.-THE Mercantile Trust Company i0r issue Oh railway
in tle uame q
s'o'A ~ THE %EECANTiLE TRUST COMPANY
LOUIS FITZGERALD, President
NEw.YORK. July IL. 1s92
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YOUNG GIRL wishes position 70 take
care OF one or two children good references
H., Box Is. Tribune once
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business Gbanres.

DRY and FANCY GOODS store for
sale on account OF travelling good paying
business good locality; no agents. In.
qulre los West HoustOn.st. city.
, 1892-04-14
A PATRIOTIC WORK.

Every person who is opposed to Free
Trade Slavery aud faYors American Indus
trial independence secured through the
policy of Protection, should read the docu-
ments published by the American Protect-
i've Tariff League. As a patriotic citizen it
is your duty to place these documents ia
the hands Of your friends. They are inter
estlng and instructive, and embrace dis
cussions of all phases of the Tariff question.
The League publishes over so different
documents. comprising nearly 600 pages Of
plainly printed, carefully edited and reli-
able information. Among the authors Of
Blaine; VIM. Mckinley. Jr., Governor of
Ohio; Senator S. M. GuIlom, of Illinois:
Senator Joseph N. Dolph of Oregon: Sen
ator A. S. Paddock, of Nebraska; Senator
Frye, of Maine; Senator Casey, of North
Dakota; Senator Justin S. Morrill,. Of Yer
mont; Senator Nelson w. Aldrich. of
Rhode Island; Hon. Thomas H. Dudley
OF New Jersey; Hon. Robert p. Porter. Of
Washington; Prof. J. r. Dodge, Of the
Agricultural Department at Washington: !:
Commodore w. H. 4. Hughes; Hon. E. A.
Hartshorn, Of New York; Congressman
Dolliyer, of Iowa; Hon. B. F. Jones David
Hall Rice, of Boston; Senator Per-
kins, Of Kansas; DR.. 3. p. Miller, Of
New York Hon. Geo. Draper, of Mass. /;
Hon. G. j. Edwards, of Texas; Judge
w m. Lawrence, of Ohio; Hon. d. G, Har-
rlman, of New York; Hon. Geo. S, Bout-
well, OF Mass; Hon. b. H. AmmidoWn, Of
New York; Enoch Ensley, of Tennessee.
sent to any address, postpaid, for Fifty (5Ol
cents. Address, Wilbur F. Wakeman,
Sec'y No. 23, West Twenty-Third Street
New York
, 1892-04-14
AGAINST THE RING.

1t IS well known fact that republican
votes elected Ronald, and they elected him
not because he was a democrat, but be-
cause they were dissatisfied with the man
agement Of affairs in Seattle and saw an OPP
portun1ty to rebuke the existing condi-
LIONS without boiling political Issues
Olympian
Exactly. That's what THE TR1BuN E said
the day after Ronald's election. That's
what Ronald himself said later on in a
speech. That's what prominent democrats
said and are still saying. 1t had no polit-
1cal significance, but it wiped. out ring
and made the republican party stronger for
the next issue. The organ of Nick Owings,
the Olympian, forgets that THE TRIBUNE
wiped out Nick's ring in this county two
years ago without boiling political issues, r
and yet the ninety day sheet the other day
attempted to preach The TRIBUNE lesson
on party loyalty. The TRIBUNE has no
apology to make for its past course, nor
will it have for the future. 1t opposed a
man whose name had appeared on all sorts
OF political tickets in the county for twenty
years previous for the same office, and it
had the satisfaction of knowing that the
people Of Thurston county-republicans
too-endorsed the position and course of
the paper by defeating that perennial can
dldate by majority Of over 500, while re-
pubicans Of unquestioned loyalty to the
party and devotion TO it's interests were en-
dorsed by the party with majorities from
258 to 585. The defeat Of that candidate
foisted upon the party was a victory, for
the republicans, not democratic success,
With republicans upon the ticket; men of
character, merit, ability and quail
hcatIon, the democrats know and acknowl-
edge that they can not win in this
county. The TRIBUNE, while it is the sue
cessor of the Partisan, is not SO much of a
blind partisan, that it will support ticket
right or wrong, no matter who is upon it,
nor ohw he succeeded in getting there.
This newspaper is for harmony in the
ranks of the republican party in Thurston
county. It desires the success of the party
and intends to compel and win it. tis in
favor OF harmonizing all factions upon an
honorable basis only, and with honorable
men. 1t has never yet assisted in the de-
feat of true republican and never will.
~ has never levied tribute -blackmail- as
the condition of its support, or to purchase
for the individual, immunity and silence.
The TRIBUNE has the list Of those upon
whom the ninety day sheet" has levied
tribute, Some have willingly paid in adj
vance to get rid of what seemed i1nportun-
ing blaekmail At the proper time the
motives and reasons Of some Of the gentle
men for permitting themselves to be levied
upon will be given to the people of the
county, and they can judge themselves Of
the party loyalty of Nick Owings' or
gan, the Olympian.
, 1892-04-14
Cortnne ON monday Ntgbt.


The New York Herald, in speaking of
the presentation Of Carmen by Corinne,
says:
Corinne has been star from babyhood.
but never has she thoroughly established
.h7r title Of "Queen of the Stagen as in her
new opera burlesque Carmen. It gives
her wide. scope for the display of her ex-
ceptional abilities and she utilized it, and
has grasped the opportunity Of her life
with a firm hand, and will make rapid
strides to success in her new character of
Carmencita. AS traYesty upon Bizet's
musical tragedy it is sufficiently like and
unlike the original to be taking and pleas
ing TO the audience. 1t follows the story
to the close, but instead of finishing the
lovers before the circus tent, as does Bizet,
it carries them into thesamphitheatre and
unites them after real bull fight, with a
dancing bull, toreadores, piccadores and
hobby horses. The little star availed her
self Of every opportunity to introduce
songs and dances, and even charmed the
audience and won most persistent re-
call. Her costumes were elegant an effect
i've. The other members of the cast were
equal to all the requirements of their sew
eral parts and acquitted themselves in all
things creditably. The audience was large
and demonstratiye, insisting on number
OF repetitions.
, 1892-04-14
City Treasurer's Warrant Call.

NOTICE is hereby given that all outstanding
4S warrants Of the city Of Olympia ON the fol.
lowing funds will be paid on presentation, and
April 18th, 1892.
Warrants on the general fund up to and III
Guiding No. 154, issued on and prior to Feb'y
24th, 1892.
On the street fund all warrants up. to and in
eIggsding ely NO. 1870, issued on and prior to Feb'y
on the Fifth street grade fund up to and in
cl9ding T No; 516, issued May 24th, 1891.
On Pine street grade fund up toand including
No. SIG, issued on and prior to Apr. 29th, 1899.
u On &c Central street fund up to and Including
No. 581, issued prior and to May 18th, 1892.
On West Fourth street grade fund up to and
including No. 922.
No. $685.
On Eleventh street grade fund up to and In
! On San Francisco street grade fund up to and
on Ninth street grade fund up to and includ-
Olympia, April 9 1892.
a9-oG City Treasurer.
, 1892-04-14
&c Nnfed aGAvn-,,

One Of natures humorists seems to be
Private John Allen, of Mississippi Re
Gently canning into the house at the close
Of the roll call several members shouted
out to him to vote. Promptly he stepped
forward and said: "Mr. Speaker, how did
Colonel Moore vote on this question ~ The
formed him that Colonel Moore had voted
aye. Then I vote aye, said the Joker.
II don't know what the bill is, but Moore
was my colonel in the Confederate army
and he never led me where there was any
danger, so I'lI stick to him"
, 1892-04-14
He POINTS A MORAL.

He nsTsF ssP takes egsen The papers for They're
And, besides, he's 'up" with everything
That's why the train has left him when he
gallops to the station,
And his friends are dead a year before
He never takes the papers, for he isn't a
believer
In the news and sensations Of the day;
That's why they've put his business in the
hands of receiver,
And his creditors are hauling him away.
Atlanta Constitution.
, 1892-04-14

cent. bonds, paid back to the states S13,-
100000 Of direct taxes, and is on sound
basis today. In addition $60,oOoOoo has
been annually saved to the people by the
reduction Of taxation, and $3.50, 100000 has
been struck in three years from the total of
the public debt.
, 1892-04-14
Particular About Butter.

Little Boy-Mom wants two pounds o.
butter exactly like Wot you sent us last. If
faint exactly like she won't take it.
Grocer Ito numerous customers) Some
people in my business don't like very par
ticular customers, but I do. It's my de-
what they want. I will attend to you in a
moment, little boy.
Little Boy Be sure to get the same kind.
A lot O. pap's relations is visitin at our
house. an, MON wants to drive ,em AWAY.
, 1892-04-14

PERHAPS there is no finer harbor in the
northwestern country for a food fish sup
ply than Grays Harbor, forty miles west
Of Olympia and yet all the salmon. stur-
geon, catfish, founders, etc, sold in this
city comes by rail from Portland, 15o miles
south. How long is the Puget Sound
country going to pay tribute to the city in
Orapcn
, 1892-04-14

DALzEIL of Pennsylvania, in debate in
the house of representatives the other day,
said: "Mr. Chairman, II understand that
the Mckinley bill does raise the price OF
the poor mans dinner pail about 5-12 Of a
cent, and my suggestion to him is that, il
he has to pay it, he pay it out of the So a
year that he saves on republican free sugar,
and he will still be So SO 7-12 ahead"
, 1892-04-14
A Little GIrEs Experience i'm q
Lighthouse

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are keepers
Of the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand Beach,
Mich, and are blessed with a daughter four
with Measles, followed with a dreadful
Cough and turning into a Fever. Doctors
at home and at Detroit treated her, but in
vain, she grew worse rapidly, until she was
mere handful of bones. s.''-Then she
tried pr. Kings New Discovery and after
the use Of two and half bottles, was com
pletely cured. They say DIR. Kings New
you may get a trial bottle free at Mari &
Ross, Acme Drugstore.