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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-04-28
JOHN c. DAVIS CRAZY.
That is What the Superior Court ID
cldeS.

That is What the Superior Court De-
cides.
The famous trial of John G.. Davis,
the ex-lawyer of Wilmington, ended
Wednesday. Some experts were ex-
amined as to his sanity. DR.. P. L.
Murphy testified that he had visited
the Jail twice and made careful exami-
nation of Davis and had watched him
for four days. He did not think by
the transactions he had made that he
was crazy, but by observation of him
and his examination, and the evidence
that had been given in the case thought
him insane. He said he had no idea
Davis would ever recover, but thought
he would be insane all of his life, and
that he was affected with illusions and
hallucinations.
DR.. Miller of the hospital at Colds
boro said he had noticed Davis actions
for four days; saw him in Jail, both
day and night; his pulse was irregular
and showed the pulse of a crazy man
His abrupt manner he considered an
other evidence Of his insanity, as we'll
as his conversation, which was uncon-
nected. After both these experts, States
witnesses, said Davis was insane,
counsel for the State said they were
willing to give the case to the jury
without argument, which was agreed
to by the counsel for the defence.
Judge Winston addressed the jury and
impressed upon them that the
question was, as to Davis
present insanity. The jury in a
few minutes returned and gave YER
dict in writing that Davis was insane.
Davis then arose and, as reported by
the Star, said: "Your honor, l would
like to make statement. / am not
crazy. l am as sane as you are. Since
this has turned out l will say that q
great many of these mortgages are bo
gus. AS was said, l took the money
from a great many widows, and
want to give you clear statement
how | got into this trouble HI
went on to say that he was sane
and had caused more excitement thar
anybody else ever had, and during
this case had played his part part wei
, as lunatic; have even fooled the med
ical experts, the doctors and th
preachers, as we'll as the public gen
, orally. Several Of the witnesses wer
: SO bitter against him, he said, tha
they lied outright and by doing tha
instead Of convicting him had cause
| him to be pronounced insane. Th
; judge said: Don't you know fyo
t are not now crazy you will be tried o
: these charges?" Davis answered: 6
: ought to-" The judge then said t
: him: The sheriff will carry you t
the insane asylum in the morning."
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THE y. VI. 4. 4.
The List of Committees fort the Current
Near.


The following are the committees
appointed by DR.. X. II. Lewis. presi-
dent OF the Raleigh Y. N. G. A:
WITHIN The BOARD or
DIRECTORS.
Executive committee. DR.. K. III.
Lewis, chairman ex-oiIicio; W. =.
Primrose, j. L. Pullen. Finance com
mittee, n. B. Broughton. chairman;
G. p. Wharton, DR.. II. b. Battl-
EDUCATIONAL committee. Prof. +. NICK
Goodwin, chairman; Walter Woolcott,
I. II. Briggs. Auditing committee,
Julius Lewis, chairman; Jos. G.. Brown.
J. y. Holding. Vacancies committee.
W. j. Young, chairman; [. c. Viii
liams, George 5. Terrell.
COMMITTEES OF ACTIVE MEMBERS.
Membership commit,ee, ". :. Stall
lings, chairman: G.. w. Thompson, W.
B. Merrimon, Charles WildeS, J. b.
Young. Religious service committee.
G. p. Wharton. chairman; +. Mex.
Goodwin, c. NJ. Busbee, Herbert Jack
son, Joseph G. Brown. Reception
committee, j. L. Cuninggim, chair
man; +. B. Grove, T. G. Williams
Jr., Charles Hart, T. II. Briggs, Jr.
". H. Balm, William Young, +. A
Womble, Thomas j. Watts, w. =
Stallings, w. X. Harrington, w. NJ
Pugh, Roscoe Num-, Millard Mial
Gymnasium committee, DR.. H. B Bat
tie, chairman; J. l.. Cuninggim, +. +
Broughton, Roscoe Num-, II. J.. Burk
head. Visitation of sick committee
John T. Pullen, chairman; Waite
Woollcott, A. r. Love. +. L. Ward
b. W. Hunter. Church committee
D. II. Hill, chairman; T. W. Blake
Charles Root, G. VI. Carter, +. r
Pescud. Employment committee, T. Fl
Briggs, chairman; George HI. Glass
G. G.. Latta, J n. Holding, c. +
Leach. Boarding house committee, y
f. Enniss, chairman; G. ). Terrell
George T. Ball.
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w. h. HAY sindGcated Il

Special Cor. STATE CHRONIoLE.
We, the undersigned, having been
appointed by Rev. J. f. Underwood,
pastor of Burlington circuit, com
mittee to investigate certain rumors
ffecting the character of W. E. Hay,
a member of the Methodist Episcopal
church, South, having had the matter
under thorough and prayerful investi-
CATION, unanimously decide that there
are no grounds for charges and so far
as said reports are concerned find that
the said W. E. Hays character is vim
dicated.
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News From oxford.

Special TO the State Chronicle.
OXFORD, n. c., April 27.-There
is much excitement here over the NOM
ination of a ticket for mayor and COM
missioners to be elected next Monday.
A large citizens meeting was held last
night and straightont Democratic
ticket nominated.
Surveys are being made to-day to
run the new Oxford & Coast Line
railroad to the opera house, and it
looks as if they are to have the depot
Just about where the Alliance tobacco
factory is located.
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nc tfOeton ~ Nhn ErancIncO.

s''3ilpt to the State Chronicle.
>r,.a DIEGO, Cal, April 27.- The
.',a states cruiser Boston arrived
''', port this morning She will
F''geea io San francisco Saturday.
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That pain under the shoulder blade,
i dyspepsia. Take Simmons Liver
Regulator.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-04-28

That shortness of breath is dyspeP-
sia. Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-04-28

Ry Telegraph to the State Cnl onicIe.
WAsHINGToN, April PIT ap-
pears that when the House committee
on merchant marine and fisheries ad-
iourneI last week, a motion to recon-
slider the Lapham bill allowing men
baden and mackerel fishing in all tide
waters over which the United States
has jurisdiction, was pending. At to-
days meeting of the committee, vote
was taken on this motion and it was
unanimously adopted. The vote then
recurred on the question of reporting
the bill favorably to the House, and it
was decided in the negative by a vote
of six to nothing The bill will, there
fore, be reported adversely.
I 4
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Ihe State G hrnnielc

The Daily has a larger circulation in the
state and city than any other daily.
The Weekly circulates In every county In
the state.
The CHEoNIcLE Is one OF the best adver-
tising mediums IN the state.
Correspondence solicited.
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Rheumatism and syphilis yield read
lily to P. P. p. (Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-21
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS,
THE STATE OF TRADE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. l9-The fresh fruit
market showed little change this morning out
SIDE OF light advance in table grapes which
sell slowly. Strawberries were still plentiful,
bu. the demand for them was comparatively
light. Choice red apples and good pears sell
readily, but the market is overstocked with poor
grades. Persimmous are plentiful. Very few
wine grapes come in.
The vegetable market was quiet. Onions were
firm. Coed potatoes were in demand Lima
beans were in moderate demand.
Produce receipts-Flour, 4, 600 sacks; wheat,
1000 centals; barley, 1900 eentals: corn n,i
centais; beans, 5000 sacks; potatoes 5000 sacks:
onions, 900 sacks; raisus. 1000 boxes; wine,
$1,000 gallons; brandy, 1900 gallons.
Flour-Family extras, So 9G(1i % per barrel;
bakers extras sS90ftL0o; superfne, g. 6cGs 10.
choice shipping; 3l.35s4 @LsGl. Tor milling
grades
Barley-Feed. So zgs5c per GENITAL for dark
coast; So .69s7ltc Tor good quality; 9oc for
lier, 81. l5Gpll7ia per Genital for Standard 9Oc(s
sl.0t TOR lower Grades.
Oats-surprise. sL456sI50; milling, N.aSo
Lao; fancy feed, fl.57i sol 10; good To choice
feed. si.10gl35; Oft grades siio(5L25; black.
sLoJGl. 10 Tor common; sL171 aGgLS0 for choice
for seed; red. 81. ~ alGI 20 per Genital
Corn-.l. e54gi07t2 for large yellow: SfI56s
Ll11e for small yellow; sLl3dl.I713 per GENITAL
for white.
CALL BOARD.
Call board sales: Wheat-May. sLssI al. 3ss<
closing sl5ei4; December, g. 31 2Gl 32ss closing
siS294
Bariey-December, ssssaaG58ss4e, closing sss1c.
FINANCIAL
Draits-sight, 20; teiegraphic, q. Sterling
biiis-Bank. Ass; sight. 81 So; cornmerciaf
s4s2A4 silver bars-st4 @oi9ac. Mexican do,
lars-6SGgos1ac.
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MERCHANDISE.

MERCHANDISE
Hops-Durl and common to choice, 1s(A2ic;
Pacific coast. 1s0o2fc
Coffee-Options opened steady. 5 to Is points
decline, and closed steady and unchanged to 10
up. Sales were 20.co0 bags, including: DeceEl-
Der, SIG l0tl6 10; January, SIS s. Qtisa5; March,
So 5otyl6.uJ: April. $I5.40: May. SIS i0lpla As;
July, 1925: September. SIS 10: October, $i5.00.
spot Rlo-Quiet and firm; No. z. lie.
Sugar-Re'ined, steady; crushed, 6lsc; granu.
lated, 11-16f35c
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Nov la-Wheat-Steady; No. 2,
cash, 7l5sc; December, 723sc-
Corn-oteady; cash, 4lSlt4l7sc; September,
42c.
oats-steady; cash, Soss4c; December, slss9
31l.e
Whsky-si.I5.
Pork-Firm: cash, s1275; January, S14s7
Lard-Steadv; cash. 1890; January, $l4561S.
Shoulders-s7 3011Sa
Short clear-S7. 75(G7S0.
Short ribs - strong; cash. sz25: January,
E.02la.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Nov. Observation-Disclosures, 5000;
shipments, 800: market steady. Best natives,
sooo0o.5l: Others, s2.s0Gi75; Texans, s3019
$50: s,ockers, 81. 50tg2 90; cows, 81 lo03160.
Hogs-Recepts, lA,0o0; shipments, 5,l00; mar
ket closed 1ct1l5c lower. Rough and common,
$52j0g5. 40: packing and mixed, S. 59,ttS IS:
prime heavy and butchers weights, S.. 65(G5.o0
sorted. $5.65(G5.10: skips and pigs, $;5otca45.
Sheep-Receipts. 1880; shipments, 500; mar
ket steady: natives. &3.6o{c5 10; Texans, So 7O(0
AS; Westerns, s. 6od046s; lambs. $S50(aga 40
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Vengeance Postponed Nineteen Years

DALLAS. Tex, Nov. 1o.-No murder was ever
committed in Texas which produced a moro
profound sensation than that OF w. q. Veal by
DIR. L. II. Jones during the Confed-
crate reunion here in October. Capt. Veal
was shot down by DIR. Jones while sitting at Q
table surrounded by his army associates. and
without word OF warning. Dr. Jones
today was brought before Judge
Tucker upon writ of habeas corpus
asking for bail The hearing WAS not con-
cuded at late hour tonight The cause OF the
shooting was Veals outrage upon Mrs. Jones'
nineteen years ago. She told her husband OF
the affair year ago, and he postponed the
shooting until last October.
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UThere were fled for record Saturday IA deeds,
the considerations aggregating ss,779. an aver
age of $62707. Following is the list as furnished
by Osborne, Tremper IL Co., abstractors OF
titles 1l6 Cherry street, between Front aud
Second:
j. s. Maggs to J. d. Lawmay, lot 5. block 2.
iesler's lst, 81.
A. Bussanich to N. Autoneck, lots 80, 40,
block ~ south PIX, $3.50.
Crawford & Conover to John Jeuft, lot ~,
block J. Mad. ST. G. Ry add, 500.
S. I. l.. & l. Co. to Fanny Noahes, lots II,
Is. block 10, south Pk, $3.50
T. NJ Wilson 10 NJ. Eastrom, part 10 81, 5,
acres, $780,
West Coast Imp. Co. to Ole Hanson, lot Q,
block IA. Gilman Park, $40
J. A. Moore ct al. to f. NJ. Haldorson, lot Is,
block &c, Brooklyn add $3.50.
Frank Slauson to James Jones, various lots in
Salmon Bay Park, $2,665
Dora Schlumph to NJ. J. Ferguson, lot 10.
block %, Brooklyn add, s3)u
A. i. Mclean TO X. q. Bayliss. "a lot 3, block
c, Bells 80, $3.50.
Bay View Brewing Co. to P. Rutherford ct al,
u mining claim, 81
Alexander spishill to J. W. Emerson. sw, sec
81 20. z, q. C., 81.
b. X. Wilbur TO j. A. Becker, lot Is, block IS.
Denny d. Hoyts, $500.
+. o. schwagerl to Ella &. Varnes, land in sec
% and &c, p, 2, q. c., 81
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YnPoryDED STOCK NOTVCE-TIE FOL
! Isxing des ribed stock was placed In the city
rssna On November IL. 1892 and Will be sold at
ssAf anc!on on Friday. DECEMBER 2, 1892. az
he ssszi door of police headquarters. corner of
iee syenue and Fourth streets: One small red
~ vlh white belly, abott 9 years old, the
sw,e the above described COW being unknown
zrA A. JACKSON. Chief of Police.
Mnfdrs publication, November Is. 1892.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON, Nov. 1a-Bsr silver, 3sskd. Consols,
% 5-l6d. Bullion gain on balances paid into
Bank of England. $500 Bank OF England dis
count, 3 per cent
BREADSTUPrs.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. e.-Wheat-Firm; demand
al
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CEATTLB. TACOMA AND OLYMPIA ROUTE
~ The new. fast and connections steamer
CITY ABERDEEN,
Carrying passengers and freight will leave on the
following schedule. DAILY, KxcKrr SUNDAYS, for
Tacoma. McSeiiis Island and Olympia, connecting
with boats 10 and from shelton and ksmilchie.
Leaves civ dock, Seattle. at 500 a IN: y. i,
dock. Tacoma. at 1920 H. m arriving At Perctyafs
wharf Oiympia. al 20 o. Returning: Leaves
Olympia ~ 100 4. m: acoma at $50 - M: ar
rive At Seattle Z 80 p m
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rYPOCSDED STOCK NOTICE-THE FOL-
| loxing de .cribed stock was placed in the city
mind on November Ia, and will be sold at public
ssnston on Friday, December 2 1892. at The front
~ Of 20 Ice headquarters. corner Yesier avenue
"A Feurlh Streets ne red COW. with white
Ny aad tanks, abou. years Old. the owner
4 IL above described COW being 70 me unknown.
a. JACKSON, Chief of Police.
pse Of first publication. November 10, 1892.
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..c.r NOTICES.


craTEs OF AMERICA, DIS
4 ISL II iyu,..biugion Norihern Dicision, 81 In
Uu5cs - rourt of the United states for the Dis-
- ~ washington, Northern DIVISION An AN
psrsty. and Roche Harbor Lime Company. IL
tacoma The schOvner Marion, OF Fan + ram
$50 Der ,sckl M.l .Rpaitss o Office Of seaa;e
-. ~ iIbel has been fled in the above en-
~ 1s,x.r.c, court on the seventeenth cay OF 10
& tned o.s n 1892 by Tacoma and Roche Har-
& yemnsi, = Germany owner OF the steamer Harry
Lan s.sinst the Schooner an arion, her tackle.
n, snd furniture. IN cause OF coiIision, civii
s ppaftn ii alleging In substance that on the
zFspd nis.,h dsy of october A. ID. 1892. Coils
Nenyr,rrsd bet tween the said schooner Marion"
"a shs SAID steamboat sia asnn d g Tsaa!
$685. te nut upon the dry dock for repairs, and
Z ~ ~ siering that said collision WAS solely
1os nv tnp neglect and failure OF the master and
nnseus IA schooner exhibit TO said steamer the
es. .recuIrei by law or any lights whatever, and
bpInr and claiming damages against said
esscc~r dollars fsl. $50. O0b, and praying p ocess
SDl III said schooner etc. and that the same may
assesn,ned to pay the damsges alleged in said
s u onv.rs,h costs charges and expenses
g. 80 therefore, In pursuance Of the moHition
- - he seal OF saii court, to me di-
go aud delivered DO hereby ,s r. give o pns
ssrg,e. apparel furniture, or In any
u. Interested therein. that they be and APP
pIa.sare the said district court TO be held at
sfy Of seattle in and for the said district.
~ an e,sy OF December. 1892, at 10 O'Clock In
~ Sreaoon Of tina! day provided the same shall
.Tay of jurisdiction. ofherw SO on the next
y ~ Jurisdiction thereatterl, thea and there to
s1srose their claims and TO make their allesa-
- fha, behalf
~ A. BfaYLow, Deputy
1.rySE & TURNER. Proctors for Libellant.
sss.a Inc 18Th day Of November. A. ID. 1892
~-x,TEp STATES MARSHALS SALE
Il tinted states of America, Northern Division,
ysdrsc. Of Wash ngton.
s. virtne OF writ OF venditioni exponas to me
E .s.S.ssd issued from the di trict court of the
rsIfs States FIR tue Northera division. district Of
EssshInrton at the instance of NJ l.. Wood. against
Z. steamer Anna 4. Pence, her tackle, apparel,
ss.raitEre boilers, engine, and machinery, in ac-
ss,ssnre with iecree dated at Seattle, Washing
- November 18Th A. ID. 1892, pronounced in
u: eour., TO me directed. hereby give public
so.iee that on saturday, the 26th day Of Sovem-
=, a d. 1892, at IL o'clock in the forenoon of
- ssme day, at the NJ, rchants' wharf, foot of
ss.eoa street in the City of Seattle. in said dis
s,srs viii sell the steamer Anna VI. Pence, her
ssctle. apparel, furniture, boilers, engines and
rsranery 10 the highest and best bidder for cash,
ssTsbie 1T lime OF sale.
TfOMA~ b. BROWN, U. 9. Marshal
EvH A. Bi0ELow, Deputy.
hated at seattle. Sov. 18th, 1892.
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The Seattle Mercantile Lunch and Oyster
house has been purchased by Hamm * sehmitx
They are prepared ~ serve tie pubic with tue
hot lunches.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, Nov. lathe railway and miscel.
laneous share market was strong throughout the
day. The weakness of sterling exchange has in
fused the bulls with fresh courage. They are
now taking a more decisive stand against their
opponents. The favorable bank statement also
had a stimulating effect, and there was lively
inquiry for railroads and industrias, causing a
sudden upward improvement in the general
list from u to per cent, while rubber bounded
up to 4ss4c. Business. however. was only mod
crate. The total sales foo; up sl,745 shares.
Especially strong stocks were: Reading. Amer
lean sugar, Louisville d Nashville, Burlington,
National Cordage and United states.
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK, Nov. 1a-The weekly bank state
ment shows a reserve increase Of 81. $50 s3s:
loans decrease of $500: specie increase of
s2,6100oo legal tender decrease Of s59l, 100: de-
posits increase OF $aSs. 700 circulation Increase
OF SIS. 800 The banks now hold si5o0. 925 in ex-
cess OF the requirements OF the - per cent rule
Money-Easy: per cent. closing, offered at
4. Prime mercantile paper. 5fs5 per cent
Sterling exchsDge-Actual business in bankers
bills at 81 sAs4; sixty days. sAs7s4 demand.
SILVER AND LEAD.
Nsw YORK, Nov. 19.-Bar siivsr-s4J<c. Lead
-s375.
BONDS.
L. S. 4s............ 11ilS Pacific SIS .... 107II
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The Union Pacific is the only transcontlnenth
line running two through trains daily from th9
Northwest 10 Omaha, Kansas CITY. ~ Louis and
Chicago and all points EasL Moisrn equip
meni, last time and the best oil service. Ticket
office 705 second street A. Z. Martin, agent
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

O,s
0s5,SO5.AS.
Real estate transactions from January /, 1892,
are $l3,975, S05.4S. There were fled for record
during the week l0i deeds. the considerations
aggregating sl66,42 Following is the record OF
the week by DAYS:
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CRY NOTICES.

TuTIcE OF SALE OF LOCAL IMPROVE
u nent boIds-Notice is hereby gwen that the
fr council, as the agent of local improvement
6h:rr No. "a, created by ordinance No. 1890, for
ns Improvement of broadway and DeForrest
an<s from Yeser avenue to the south line Of
Oh street. has authorized and directed the issu
ence Of bonds Of said local Improvement district
10 "a 10 the name OF the city Of Seattle, aggre
fsing The principal sum Of eleven Thousand eight
hundred nineiy-;hree and 33,o0 dollars ($Il,-
a3Sl, which bonds shall be in the form pre-
srdbei therefor by ordinance No. 1913, shall he
Dayabe ten years after their date and shall, he
axfy four In number; ten thereof being for the
pnncipalsnm OF five hundred dollars $500 each
isa for the principal sum of two hundred and fifty
dollars iS250l each, forty-three for the principal
SIN OF one hundred dollars n. O9) each and one
tx the principal sum Of nnety-three and 80 100
lolas 1898 49,. and SHAH bear interest at the rate
~ per cent. per annum, payable semi-ennually
d the office of the city treasurer And said bonds
VII ne sold 20 the highest bidder therefor at the
ehee Of the city comptroller IN the city hall of
euher the nth, 1892. At the time and place
named said bonds wi be public y offered and sold
70 the highest bidder, but in no case hall said
boats be sold for less than par. The same shall
lear date on the day on which they are sold.
j. NJ. ca ARSON, City Comptr oller.
Dated Seattle, Wash. November II. 1892.
NOTICE FOR SEALED PROPOSALS TO DO
~ the city printing for the year S93
A call IL hereby made On the owners and man.
sger Of newspapers in the city Of seattle tor sealed
gsssss 70 40 the Gty Prtaan S Tor me neS' s
afy. 1898. 10 the 3lst day OF I ecember. 1893,
both inc usive. Each proposal must he accom-
panied by bond with not Less than two sureties,
Ia the sam OF five thousand do lars, approved by
the comptroller and corporation counsel. condi-
tienea that II the proposal he accepted the party
proposing will, during the period menFioned in its
proposal, well. seaSonably and faithfully cause 10
Be- accurately printed and published according to
general circu la ion in the city of seattle, all and
singular the matters and things required by law To
e, s, 10 me ny olc ne"spa,s St .ne
posa shall with such bond be delivered into the
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Connects with boat for Snohomish. Connects
with steamer Bailey Gatzert for Tacoma
Trips daily including sunday
To take effect Monday. September 49,
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION co.
CLAUD TROUP FRANK w. GOODHUE,
Pre& Secy.
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DORT ORCHARD
Navy Yard Rou,e-Bremerton. Sidney
and Charleston
STEAMER ELLIS
Leaves foot OF WASHINGTON street daily except
Sunday. at Is a IN. and $3.50 p M. The 9:l5
a.. III. trip includes head OF Port Orchard. Excur.
sion parties can be accom- annotated on sundays.
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MINING sTOCgx

Portland Grain Market.
PORTLAND, NOV. ia.-ISpeciaL l-Wheas-Quies
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-21
EASTERN MARKETS.

and steady: Valley, 81 2O0eL 22is: walla Walls,
$Ll2l Ggll5 per Genital. Receipts. 24o centalS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-21
peoples SAVINGS BASK, occIpESTA,

DEUFLES SANINHS BA 4. OCCIDENTAL
i block. seattle Washington Capital. 500 Goa
ofcers - Boar Of Trustees - Bailey Gatzert
Pres dent. Jacob furth, Vice President: Arthur
\. Denny. SS1ou6 Vice President: James Z haF
den, Manager. Cashier EDd Secretary; Frank
B-o9sett Assistant Cashier: L SchWseacher. joins
leATy. VIVA + Barley, John Collins. otto ksHse
Transact "A ssyluSs baEk business exclusFe.y.
Deposits received Grom one dola 10 ten THOUSAND
dollars >iN per cert. int rest Per mum alloNes
oe isrtG ana our per ceat on ordinary deposit.
dividends declared tAe last Gay g MAJ snG No
veUaber. loans made On real estate approve
coi,4tsy ass outS-