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EAR SIIlF v n.
NEW YORK, June 6.-Bar silver, -.
MERCHANDISE.


NEW YORK, June 6.-Bar silver, -.
MERCHANDISE.
Cofee-Options closed firm and higher Sales
were 1850 bags, including: June, $l2. ~; July,
No. 7, slS009i3.4o.
sugar-Raw, quiet and firm. Muscovado, 50
test, ag2tlc. Refined, active aad firm
Wool-Active ana steady. Domestic, 261z135c.
Copper-Quiet; lake, $11.35.
Lead-Dull: domestic, s4.20f1500.
Tin-Strong; straits, ll.sJt9I 90
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
BosroN, June 7.-Closing:
Atchison. ........ 3s1SBurlington 9ssS
Mex Gen., CON-. l6l4Ben Telephone. BIO
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, June Wheat was unsettled To-
day. The market opened unchanged, declined lc
on the passage of the HeiHh anti-option bill YES
terday and favorable reports from the Northwest
and Kansas, rallied 21s on advices that the
Hatch hill could not pass the Senate and less
favorable crop reports from France and Russia,
receded y on realizing profits by longs, adj
vanced 90 on reports that the Ohio and Mis-
souri, state crop reports showed decided loss in
condition, and closed firm 2ss higher than yes
terday. Receipts were $1,000 bushels; ship
ments, 10000 bushels.
wheat-Firm; cash, s7l9c; July, $3.50
Corn-Higher: cash, 55t4c: July, Sic
Oats-Unsettled; cash, sac; July, $500.
Rye-7Sl 60179c.
Barley--6GG,62c.
TimoIhy-$L 29(0l3k
Fiax-sL02la
Whisky-sLI5.
Pork--Cash and July. s1o.5o.
Lard-Cash, $685.; July, s6.S7l&.
Short ribs-Cash. sdS2l1; July, $6S2}<
Shoulders-No change.
Short clear--No change.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. June Z. - Cattle - Receipts, 5000.
Natives, steady. s3.s5(d5.00; Texans, s2.o00JS4a
Hogs-Receipts, l5,J0o; Irregular. Mixed, $3.50
6Di.s0; heavy, S. S0tg500: light, 81 50l14s0.
Sheep-Recepts, il,00); slow; scma lots 100
15c lower.
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Portland Wheat Market.

PORTLAND. June 7.-lSpecial. l-wheat-Q
and unchanged. Valley, sl.35(Sl 371&: Walla
walla, sLSoCg1. 32lS per GENITAL. Receipts were
9560 eautais
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lie: Eastern Oregon. lagl7c: VALLEY Oregon.
lStt20c.
OPTIONS
Call board sales: Wheat--Ruyer December,
ST. 44is6dl Az; closing at sl.44A.
Barley-selier 1892, e4taoD94s<c, closing q
e4s4c
FINANCIAL.
Drafts-Sight, 12iS; tclegraphic. I7IS ster-
ling bills-Bank. 81 81 sight. 81 ssst CONNER
ciA, Sass. silyer-Bars. sNGs9tse. Mexican
dollars-69i s6y7Oc.
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CITY NOTICES.

-rIN.NcE 40. 2,l4l--AN ORDINANCE
1 ln,aydlug for the payment from the JUDGMENT
~ ~ u Rinehart the sum of fortr-tyo thou
iunSS sayen hundred ami thirteen dollars and
ehi. ..sva cents and legal interest thereon from
he Sd day of June 1897. beng the amount
OF Nv Tor property of said hinehart taken
sal ga, rrnropriatcd for public street for the wild
sniag OF South Third street, under ordinance No.
IIsi,, ordained by the city of Seattle follows
lsrrio.s /. For the purpose OF paving w. V.
,,ahart amount OF judgment recovered by him
sns- he city Of Seattle for property owned by
- taken and appropriated By said city for the
LIZ Insng OF south Third street. under ordinance
~ l4l. there = hereby Appropriated from the
SV,anf fund the sum of forty-tyo ia usand seven
{,.sred and thirteen dollars and sixty-ive cents
together VII n segai lhtefess thsreon from the 81
Gay ~ - q The mayor and city comptroller are
.s.e1v authorized and directed to draw one or
neIsos sarrants payable TO said w. V. Rinehart or
~ No order for an amount aggresat fng the sum
,osy appr 1priated. payable out of the judgment
49, and the city treasurer shall pay sai1 warrant
-, ra.rrants forthwith npon presentation.
- q All warrants issued to said w. V. Rine-
hart under the provisions OF ordinance No .s83,
sr1prrsnts numbered from ten hundred and forty
20 IN len hundred and seyeriy-eight, both incIu.
ssre FOR tie principal sum of forty thousand three
snndrad ana fifty-nne dollars and thirty ii We
a,s which have been surrendered by said Rine-
CEN, the city coptrolier shall be cancelled be-
- any warrant Is drawn ior the payment of said
,,osrmeut and said warrants SO surrendered shall
Sencsfor h be void.
d
,sa be in force from and after its passage and ap
prevail ,o.,, ., .,,orv,,on ,,,. CO.,
The 1862 J. p. SWEENEY,
President Board of Aldermen.
passed by the house OF delegates this 9th day Of
June 1892 =, ,. hEofBEh,
Approved by me this 9TH day of June, 1892
J. L. RONALD, Mayor.
Filed by me'thls It'll day of June, 1892.
GEORGE j. SLOVENIAN, City Clerk
Published this 9Th day of June, 1892.
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GRrswoLp. Wash. Jan. %. 1892.

GRIswoLp, Wash, Jan. %, 1892.
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash.
Dear SRI have been taking your medi-
cines regular until about two weeks ago.
/ feel perfectly we'll; my heart don't
trouble me any and am getting as fat as
pig. Some tell me that it was faith that
cured me; am very thankful for that
much faith. / remain yours respectfully,
GEO. GRISWOLD.
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1 bahE CITY COCNCII-GENTLEM Il
BIZ N'NNLth return without my approval H. u
"a - o. entitled. An ordnance providing ior
81 80! hent from the condemnation award fund
desrassii9 PROPERTY owners OF the amounts Of con-
pyire,' ion awards awarded by the appraisers f9r
wasrif perry taken and appropriated Tor the
l"sshs or Commercial street by ordinance No
sSlt swarl -" 'N' '-eS' i"''e"" ''0''' NV ~
ezg 5SaSon for Disappearing this ordinance Is be-
:an nc sAgle apQrupriateS from the condeinns-
tS' sSHssA,d fund twelve hundred and sixteen
EenS-Si dollars far TIE purpose Of paying o.
civ n. esla -es Tor property approprla ed ~ me
Sreet '-'4'"uSe l,4Vo "i0eH'hs NN'-'i
ever ~, rporati0n counsel informs me that what
th,s rr '.lm MIR. Kenyon hiss against The city Tor
keur~..Ao use IS merged In a Judgment when Nj
n me- Sa aas heretofore obtained and which IS III
clam saSssHst tae city. such heinz the casa l'ie
iusr1,olA MT envoa shou d be paid out OF the
award f1ad '' ~~' GU Vi INV
ssver,t1e ordnance provides for the payment 10
10 arss theF Citizens of sums therein named az!
unen - - prevent any hardship being ea'al4eI
eUsnx1 -, ey reason Of any delay, the corporation
blight Ill present To your honorable eocy 70
tas ess 'eS ordnance obviating the ohlecti9hs 10
sa...ss. respectfully ], L. RONALD.
's'ae, June 6, Iees Mayor.
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ORDINANCE No. Gillian ORDINANCE
" providing tor the paw ment from the condemna-
ton award fund 10 \. Seavy and Ursula WyckoH
Of the amount of condemnation awar Is awarded
epp opriated for the widening of second street by
Ordinance No. l. l07. with legal interest thereon
Eem the date of said awards.
re IL ordained b. The city Of seattle follows:
SECTION l. For The purpose of paying a. Seavy
and Ursula Wyckoff for private property owned by
men, taken and appropriated 10 the public use OF
tAd city in the widening Of Second street by ordi-
nance No. 1,lO7. there Is hereby appropriated from
tle condemnation award fund the respective sums
hereinafter named 10 each person respectively, the
came being the amounts OF the condemnation
awards awarded by the appraisers under SAID Drdi
nance No ,l07. and to each of said sums shall be
added interest al the rate of 10 per cent per annum
IRON september II, 1899, the date of said awards,
ssd sums being the following, to-wit:
10 A. Seavy, twenty five hundred dollars and in
teresi as aforesaid
10 Ursula Mycsofr four hundred dollars and in
tefest as aforesaid
Sec z. The mayor and city comptroller are here
oy authorized and directed 10 issue warrants on
te city treasurer in favor of the persons hereinbe-
,oe named for the respective sums appropriated
lathls ordinance, payable out of the condemnation
award iund, and the city treasurer shall pay said
warrants on presentation thereof provided that
! any OF said persons has heretofore received
I'm me city any warrant for said sum or anv part
.avIeol, such warrant shalt be surrendered TO the
cry comptroller and Cancelled before a new
Rant is issued therefor.
sec g. TINS ordinance shall take effect and
thal be in force from and alter its passage and
Passed by the board of aldermen this 9th day
o'June 1892 j. p SWEENEY
President Board of Aldermen.
,I Passed by the house of delegates this day Of
'uhel lsS2. J. =. kLOEBER.
President House of Delegates.
Approved by me his 7th day of June. 1892.
J. T. RONALD, Mayor.
fied by me- this 7th LAY of June, 1892.
GEORGE ]. SION EMAN. City Clerk.
Published this SIh day of June 1892.
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pEoPLE's SAVINGS BANK. OCCIDENTAL
block, Seattle Washington. CauitaL 500 o 30
Officers - Boar Of Trustees Bailey 0atzert
Pres dent; Jacob turth Vice President: Arthur
a. Denuy, second Vice President: James X. ay.
den, Manager. Cashier ana Secretary: Frank
BIodgAtt Assistant Cashier: L. Schwa bacher job .
Leary, VIM. t. Bailey, John Collins, otto Kanke
transact savings bank business exclusively
Deposits received rom one dollar TO ten thousand
dollars six per cent. interest per an mum allowed
on term and our per cent. ordinary deposits
DIVIDENDS declared the last day of Nav aud No
venber. Loans made real estate Or aupreyei
collaterals only.
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T ACoNNER koo t.
srrANER FAIRHAVHN

,x.. ys.srs wharf ses,,e. daily l,, eassp Brown
dsv al p m. FOR Etmonos san De Tuca, oa&
rom. ..s..ay and LsConner ResnInams 80
IsHonn.r S a "a fer seattle Sess sES. " as.er
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IL TkFASCRER'S NOTICE-THE Fol-
.er. ~" ihS city warrants will be paid upon pre-
sal lph 81 III" city treasuTers Office. Interest on
Ia. warrants VIII cease AT the expiration Of hf
TsSA!a lron the hrSt publication of this notice;
ave ~ 20 70, =: .r.S, - -, :" -,,>-
-Ate OF nrst publication. June :, 1892
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CuIf coMPTRoLLER's NOTICE - THE
- holders OF eaca and ali the general fund war
AUS Aere1n specified are hereby required to pre-
saleahceiatOn or before june Il, 1892. and
sHl9un thereof with interest thereon, viii be
N'shHith paid Dy the city treasurer. said war
'ASS are the following, to-wlt:
20. o01, issued 20 " sshinston Territory Inv. Co.
20 BUS, lied 10 Washington Territory Inv. co.
~ els, Issued Ia Washington Territory nv. Co.
70 olo, issued 10 Wash ngton Territory Inv. Co.
70 OF issued 10 Washington 1erri DRY Inv. 60.
Va o!S ssuea 10 Washington Territory Inv. Co.
10 ol3, issued 10 Mary {. kiitinger.
- Of {. Issued II l.. Werthemcr.
20 olS, Issued 10 IL 4. MeseTve.
10 o2O, Issued 10 II. f. Meserve.
va ~, issued To Martin McA ndrews.
10 oZS. Issued 10 Bessie ]. Lewis.
10 %. sued TO Bessie J. Lewis,
70 %, issued To Bessie j. lewis.
No l92. lsSu 81 10 H. L. eslcr.
~ lsb. Issued 20 H. l.. \ eser.
- ~, issued 10 IL. l. Yesier.
10 .s9, ssGed 10 I. II. HincSey.
s,p e1t. issued +. II. Hinckley.
10 SUI, issued to C. +. Bowman.
40 c92, issued 20 FRS Nat onaI Bank.
10 sO5 issued 10 J. r. evils.
10 so, Issued 10 +. X Marshall
~ eVs, issued to L. IL Griffith.
10 Sos, issued 20 g. NJ. Colrnau.
NJ $50 issued Ia Harms & DIcSman.
- - 4,A-o. issued 10 IuStin, Iiearin & crews.
1saSteEeSt on said warrants will cease June II,
Eva J. VI. CA RSuN.
~. CITY Comptroller.
- 1Ae OF first publication. June 1, 1892.
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DIR. j0RDANTS OFFICE
Is at the residence of Ex-Mayor
Yesler, Third and James.

Consultation and prescription absolutely
FREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.
CAUTION-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold In but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: ''Dr. ]. Eugene Jor-
dan, Histogenetic Medicine" Every other
devica is n fraud.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
Grass Cattle Coming in and
Price Going Down.
THE GRAIN MARKET UNCHANGED.
Advance In Nearly All Kinds Of Build
ing Acknowledgements and
Green Fruits Cheaper.
THE GRAIN MARKET UNCHANGED.

TIDES AT SEATTLE HAREoH FOR THE WEEK BE-
GINNING WEDNESDAY, JUNE s.
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Tacoma. ................i 60 Is 1850 Sc
The supply OF grass cattle has been gradually
increasing, until now there are but very few
staii-f cattle in the market. Prices have been
tending downward little in consequence, and
the probability is that another reduction in
dressed beef will be announced today. The
market remains steady on other live stock.
The grain and feed market presents no new
features. Corn and choice oats continue scarce
and No. hay is in good demand. Old potatoes
have braced up little, though the demand for
them is very limited. Eggs are advancing by
degrees. and butter coming down little. The
demand Tor poultry is light.
The principal changes in jobbing prices have
taken place in the vegetable and green fruit
market, prices being generally lower all around,
except on oranges and lemons. Lines have adj
vsnced to point that has almost shut them out
of the market entirely. Strawberries are COM
ing in in larger quantities every day, and the
price is running down accordingly.
There has been a general advance in prices OF
building materials. Lime, plaster, lumber and
brick have all stiffencd up. Fostering hair,
nails and other hardware are about the only ex-
captions.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS
During the past twenty-four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: By rail-Northern Pa
cinc 4D tons; Columbia 81 Puget sound, 80
tons; Great Northern, 30 tons. BY water
Mabel, 100 tons; Puget sound IL Alaska steam
ship Company's boats, 80 tons; Wasco, IL tons;
Buckeye tons; San Juan, 5 tons, Quickstep, 3
TONS Total shipments, 72S 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 Pa
ciGc, 375 tons; Columbia d Puget Sound, &c
tons: Great Northern. 60 tons. By water
Puget Sound d Alaska steamship Company's
boats, Is tons; j. K. Mcdonald, % tons; Glide,
20 tons; Buckeye, TONS Total receipts, 534
TONS
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GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
Today'S Quotations.

The following wholesale quotations are the
prices paid by jobbers to the producers for pro-
duce delivered in Seattle:
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.crrrc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
pisnatch steamers from Seattle IS foAo~s'
g p-.rc,sc, via Port Townsend and VIC
.or,s st5n M. passengers received on ooaro a.
/, M June !, q. II 10 Il, ~
For Alaska June g. II, II, 70
ro,. SAN Francisco. for Victoria ara fuset
sound ports. al . a. IN. June D. . 10 To- 3D. -"
-s.,u.. NAV b. obtained a. the Office q the CON-
,sax NJ ocean dock, Seaitle
GoopAI. PERKINS co.
General Agents. san Francisco
~ JOHNSON. p. :. supt. sesf''e
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JoBRING QUOTATIONS.

The following are the prices paid by dealers
for round lots delivered at the wharf, or the
jobbing rates quoted by wholesale dealers:
-(Jobbing)-Golden &C." in Dbl, per
n, 45sc: d, in bbs sacks, 4ac; extra &C. in
Dbl, per ID, $40: dry granulated, III Dbl, per ID,
SIC. In kegs each OF the above at &c advance
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CANADIAN PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO
~ tLIMITED.1

Connecting ct Tacoma with n. p. trains
daily except Saturday
fDaily except sunday.
JOHN IRVING, Manager.
The company reserves the right TO change the
above schedule without notice
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Not Anxious About the Umbrfa.

NEW YORK Dec. 20 Vernon II
Brown, the agent of the Cunard line in
this city, is not nervous regarding the
fate of the steamer Umbria, which is
long over due. 1t is probable that her
delay is due to an accident to her ma
,hntry and to the rough weather. The
St. amer is under command Of Captain
Mckay, vice commander of the Cunard
fleet, and one of the most careful com
manders af1 )at The fact that the Um
bra is over due causes anxiety among
those who have friends aboard, and Il
number called to day at the Cunard office
for information Their fears were qui
eted by the agents confidence in the
staunchness of the ship and the ability
Of the captain.
At half past l o'clock nothing had
/ been heard of TIE Umbria, which is no "
ten and half days at sea from Queens
t.wn. the longest she has ever spent or
the passage. She had on board wher
she left Queenstown 375 passengers ano
$50 men, including officers, engineers
firemen and servants OF her passengers
13O were in her saloon.
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An Athletic Association.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 2S.-There was
meeting held here 10 day at he Ex-
change Hotel of representatives, a
number of the leading universities ana
.'ullt ges Of the south 10 o-gAulZ- a South
IN Inter Collegiate Athletic ASSOCIATION.
Eight colleges were represented; Unlver
,lty of Virginia by J B Robertson.
Wake Forest by d NJ Prince. Unlver,ity
f North Caroina by DR. F Z Nrner
shlr, Univer.ity of Tennessee by Prof
Charles w. Kent, University of Alabama
~ B. Furges"p, St. Johns by f l. lge
ri, j Inns Hopkins by w. S SymIngton,
University of the nth by DIR. " IL
Graham. The ASSOCIATION was dlvldr d
in TWO divisions, the pCTth, TN and souih
I'm The former consists OF the Uu ver
sity of Virginia. w Ike Forest, Univer
,ity of Norlh Carolina, St. Johns Col
ege and Johns Hopkins University.
These two circuits play ii ilal champion
ship game Of ball in Richmond the C.
nnd 5 .turday in May and final champ n
>hip foot bail game In Richmond Thank
| giving A pennant valued at S.5 Will bt
| gwen to the team 'liing the ch tmpion
| ship in either department Very rIgln rul'
were adopted against professionalism
| The association ia named the 5 urhcir
Inter Col egiate Athletic association and
C insists of 10th foot ball and ba-e ball
| TIE association arj 'urned To meet II
Lvnchburg the last Friday ia December
1898
Officers were elt tc'ed as follows: Presi
dent, j. Breck nridge Robertson, Of til
University of Virginia; vice president
W S. Symingt"n. OF Johns Hopkin
University; secretary and ire 4surer, Prof
". H Graham. o! the University Of tn
s nth, Sewanee, Tenn.
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Emmett Dalton Recovered.

CoFFEYvILLE. Kas., Dec. % EN-
melt d ,lton, although having recovered
from the wounds which he received at
tn time the citizens of this town repell
ed the attack on the banks of the town
by the Dalton gang. has not yet been
brought to trial He has been indicted
for murder but the county attorney had
the case postponed until spring. 1t now
seems that E nmet Dalton can not be
tried The state of course can not take
hange of venue to another county ano
Dalton will not. In this county it will
be impossible to get an un prejudicee
Jury and Dalton will probably escap'
trial, ia the same way as did james
Brennan who killed Smallwood IL
stevens county and for whose trial al
impartial jury could not be obtained.
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,Ir. Deacon suesfn New York

New YORK Dec Edward Parker
Deacon. VINO shot Emile Abeille in the
Hotel Splendide. Cannes, France, be
cause of alleged intimacy with his wife,
has brought action in the supreme court
for an absolute divorce from his wife,
Florence Deacon. through Coudert Bros,
on the ground that Mrs. Deacon is now
residing in France. Judge Lawrenc CT
has given permi sion that the summons
be served by publication.
In bis complaint Mr.. Deacon gives a
number of occasions on which he de
carps he is informed his wife committed
adultery with Abeilie. He also makes
charges that she has committed adultery
with other men during the past tw
years, but no names are given. The com
plant WAS sworn to before Henry each
ard, commissioner of the state Of New
York, at Apris Mr.. Deacon alleges
that at St Moritz, Switzerland, in Au
gust and September, 1891, his wife was
guilty with Abeille, whom she had alsc
known under the names of Edmund and
Payole Ia the complaint Mr. Deacon
names eight specific places and dates
upon which Mrs Deacon held improper
relations with Abeille.
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NALCABl + CITY PROPERTY FOR

NALCABl F. CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE Prrsu Mt TO n juien ei { of
Make county supeii court Iehd red at
he October tern, -. in the cas- Of ella
Wright e. y VT. ut. Jas X Tn-ox-
er. Jr snd 9th r. ga'uSt Clar' \ i r
kiuson, dj ldua'ly, and as I'd In sira-
tor OF Nary P.rklnson, dee.a-' d tzrs
Pc nscn ard N'r'ruNlus Roy yster uar-
dian ad Ii EN- Of FZra Prrt insot We aill
II Thursday Jan ary 9Th 1873 The
c nntv county urt h"use in the city II
Raleigh y sell puh &c ourcrN, TO TIE
= .s' bidder for ca the lowing lots
parcels Of .a4d In tie Ct u Ral.i. n,
viz:
First Tract Adioinlny the lands of Ms
l. ura A. WI son auG othtr r. " 4ngs tire
southeast rner Of The inter eoiiol OF
81 od Orih and Morgan streets beng
~ of cily lo' q Is a. - own on -haf-
ier's map of the c ~ uf Raj. igh ana more
fully ard at leug a scrib q II the a e. 4
~ trust Y cut Il N tn~ :. dtv of Feb
rua'y l>.N, 10y & a PerkiLson and Nary
'trkl son his wifi tn A " Havwo- q,
tr1-tea, &C. VIII h said deed II trust /.
cu'y r,orded in the once OF the register
"i deeds 20 Wax county, y Z In b,ok
no. PAGE 2.7 et s,q
sc ID Tr CT Adj ming the lands of
Nllli-m Blake ars otter llii - the
-onth de OF Hsrg 4 s're'I, b,tween
Slot DIV r. h a. Pc so streets bang
! art of cry lot No l-5 a. shown on Shhf-
! rs map q the Ci OF Ftsleigh. and hein q
| = the northwest c1fn,r ot NIisiHm X
| B'ake's LIT, AMI II ore fu Is d-~crited In
| he mo tg~ge deed eN cared bg &: A .
| PerkIuso and Mary PrIki : u, Is wife.
| q las. x ThrJ- er Jr on the "a DE- Y
! ] rusry lsa'. wh en- I'd deed O IN =
! e w4- my recorded in the flee of = he
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He Was Dragged from the Court
HOuAe and Lyuched.

Hou>e and Lynched.
BowlING GREEN, Ky. Dec % Bob
Harper paid the penalty for the assault,
upon Miss Anderson and the people feel
that the terrible crime has been avenged
When the court opened this morning
the witnesses for the commonwealth
were examined aud Hon J. NJ James
had just stated that the commonwealth
would rest, Judge Delaney had re,ired
to the witness room to consult with his
witnesses, when mob entered the court
room, armed with guns. It was just
II 40 O'clock The NIB leader setzrd
Harper and dragged him from
the court room. He was taken t,
the fair grounds, q mile distant. He
was there lifted to the seat of wagon
and allowed to mike a statement. He
stoutly protested his innocence and di,
game The wagon was pulled from
under him at II 81 O'Clock and he was
pronounced dead ten minute, later Mt
a shot was fred and the crowd dispersed d
quietly. The mob was composed of
over l 200 men. Along the streets lead
ing to the fair grounds the women rush
| ed to the windows, and much excite
| ment was created in the homes, but
there was general sigh Of relief wher
the crowd returned, the people felt like
the community had been relieved of al
awful suspense.