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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-20
SAN FRANCISCO MARKxrs.
the STATE OF TRADE.

lhA etAhk W TRADE.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept lathe vegetable mar.
ket opened Qliet this morning with moderate
receipts Potatoes came in plentifuliy, but the
supply was absorbed by . brisk shipping de-
mand for the south. Sweet potatoes are shaded
on little. Onions are ssili 6rm and active.
Green corn and cucumbers are dull and supplies
are not heavy. Tomatoes arc slow of saleL
There was little demand this morning for
fresh fruits OF any description and receipts
were moderate. Few wine grapes ara coming In
and quotations 90 far are nominal Figs are
weaker. Good table grapes are plentiful and
steady. Peaches are scarce and firm. Melons
are In fair supply. Apples Of good quality sell
well. but pears are dull Berries OF all kinds are
in light supply and prices are governed entirely
by the quality.
The market for dairy produce opened dull this
morning and the general conditions on Satur.
day were unchanged.
Produce receipts-Flour. loo sacks: wheat,
1900 centals; barley. 2i.oo0 centsls: oasa,
l6.sOO ceusas; beans. loo sacks; potatoes, 400
sacks; onions. LOCO sacks: bran, s,Ooo sacks;
wine, 5000 galons
Fiour-Famiiy extras, sAls9A23 FER barrel;
bakers extras, 34QS4 TO- supernne, s25ot9a
wheat, 3Ls0sl.s5 per GENITAL.
Bsrley-Feed, sotesij<c per GENITAL. dark coast:
S2519o5l%e for good quality: $50 for choice:
GENITAL Tor standard: si,scee,i for lowe. grades.
Oats-surprise, N.47ls(sl IS: milling, S.s09
l35: good to choice feed. ST. al s2,s or grades,
$l.05s9li5; black, $i.05<gL12I, for common. and
$l.s2Iagi 27s for choice ior seed: gray, 81 22tk0
LIS tor osdinsry; $3.50 per GENITAL for milling.
Corn-sl.25 for large yellow. 81. 27iateL3O fog
small yellow. 81 s211C az per cearsi Tor white.
orTroNa
Call board sales: Wheat-Buyer, December.
IL 3s6l $50: closing, 3Lss
Bsriey-Buyer. December, s1%9S9s<c; closing.
Sss<.
FINANCIAL
Drafts--sight Toe: Geographic, 1915 Sterling
bills-Bank, AS7: sight, AssIs; commercial,
AsSs. Silver bars, SS3s9S31S. Mexican dollars,
67iA9671sc.
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MINING STOCKS
FINANCIAL


NEw YoRx. Sept l9--Ths Posf's London
financial cablegram says: Todays markets
were cheerful. Americans were quiet and
steady, closing under the best prices. Gold TO
the amount Of 100000 came in from Austi AHA
today.
LONDON, Sept la-Bar silver. 3sl<d. Consols.
81 5-l6d. Bullion in Bank OF England, Ei00, 900.
Bank OF England discount, per cent
BRRADsruFPs
LONDON. Sept. 1.-the Marx Lane Ekpyess in
its weekly review OF the markets says: Engiish
wheats were largely offered Foreign whsats
arrived freely, weakening the market and caus-
ing prices to decline Cd. An estimate OF the
worlds imports and exports of wheat and Hour
for the coming year shows that $4,000 quarters
are likely to be sent to buying countries that
will only need sos,o0o quarters. and this prom
Uses low prices throughout the year.
Barley and oats are cheaper.
Corn is UNCHANGED.
At today's market more wheat was offered.
some selling at 2212os. Foreign wheats were
generally inactive. only American being hrm at
sos
Flour 10 unchanged.
Barley, oats and corn ere steady.
Rye 10 cheaper.
LIVERPOOL. Sept la-whsat-Dsmand poor.
Corn-Demand poor, firm: spot, Is 7t<d; Sep.
TENDER, a I'd; October and November. Il 71fd.
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closed steady and unchanged Receipts vogo
ST. 90 bushels: Shipments 2s7 Goa

closed steady and unchanged. Receipts vsso
SE,ooo bushels: shipments, ss7o0o
Wheat-Stesdy; cash, 7lssc: May. 7S1So
Corn-Lower; cash. isc; Nay, ESQ.
Osss-Essy; cash, S225sc; Nay. ga
kye-5Sc
Timothy-sl69
Barley--67c.
Whisky
Flax-N.06
Pork-Steady: cash, 80 IS: October, Sl0
Lard-steady: cash. s7.s7,s; October, C.y7<
Shoutders-$6S 01sa.
Short clsar-s7 a5S,iS 90
Short ribs--Stssdy: cash, $7eo17.e5; ootobss.
$Eea
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO. Sept ta-Caftle-Receipss ooo0:
slow aud weak; prime to extra natives, Ns5C3
a55: others, $25&9+75; Texsns,32 50(9s; rangers,
$2610e4 5a
Hogs Receipts. 1900: rough and common.
A@t9a.75; mixed and packers. $sa(DSss:
prime heavy AMI butchers' weights, S. 4lstaa az
Sheep Receipts, 1900; natives, So 5a0Sa -:
Texans. $25oGss7ls: Westerns, $i209AA
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Ire Al NOTICES.

IN rue SUPERIOR COURT OF HING
Eent
Ia ire tnstter Of TIE estate Of Rufas q Clark, de-
deAsest Ma
Nvtlcs = hSrsay givsa by the nnSerstxHed- exec
sf'x os the lsss ~til ana testament OF Rufus y
sSrk, deceased ~ the creditors OF and ali persons
@siGs Claims against the said deceased 70 present.
Neha. With the necessary vouchers. within one
yHaf sseF The Ss~s publication Of this notice 10 TIE
sal exerusriH sG her i6eace ihs south vest
eorasr II joy s1a Depot streets In the CITY OF So
sNie htax couaty. Washington. the same he ns
te ~ ss t2s tAe transaction OF The h1siaess of said
esse CATHERINE A CLARK,
Aseenirtx 81 the last sli and testament Of SGfas
= Clark deceased.
e~aEtle. " ash. Aaxnss -, 1892
Aass u 5fst publication, August %, lss3
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The Northern Paciho Railroad Company run
through Pullman ears from Seattle 10 Chicago
without change, making best time Of any trans.
continental line. Its dining service 10 uasx-
eeIled and altogether affords the most comfort.
able route for passengers tck.tsd 70 points IN
the East, south or Southwest Dee you1 tlessta
read over ttis .ine For tickets. Pullman rcsef-
yalioas and fail information write A. fadesns
general agent seattle; or cafa ~ city Ticket
Front street, or depot ticket Once, foot Of
Cainrnbia street.
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z. H. Brown, local manager OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company, yesterday received
official information that his company has
opened q new ofiice at Mark Lane. London. This
office ID In the heart of the grain business In
London. and is designed to provide the greatest
promptness by means of direct wire connection
with the compsny's Atlantic cables In handling
cable messages between the grain trades on both
aides Of the ocean.
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CKREs, Cal, November II, 1891
Dr.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle. Wash.
Dear Doctor-It has been long time
since addressed you; nevertheless
have not been unmindful of the benefits
have received from your hands. am
happy to say my eyes are we'll. The in
hammation has all left them and can see
to do my work and sew or read. I think
your medicines are wonderful and feel
am indebted to your remedies and skill
for my sight today.
MRS. NARY +. HUDELSON.
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THE HOME CITY pIREcroRY.

Corbett & CO.. Seattle City Directory IL now
in press and will appear in new dress Thoso
who have made any change In arm name. busi-
ness or residence location sfucs having besu
called upon, or parsons v no are in doubts - TO
their names having been taken. will pisass seal
notice OF such changes % cur addrssA Corbsss
Co.. y. o. box "a, or 10 seattle City Directory,
Office, ~, seattle block. seattle. WASH.
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e for round trip on sundays, limited to iats
Of sale. y 70 for round trip, thrss-day tickets
to be sold on Saturday. Special rates f0f pos.
ties made on application 70 me. Fins trout Ash
ing: delightful resort; good hotsl A Ne
deau, General Agen:
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CEATTLB, TACOMA AND OLYMPIA ROUTE
- The new. fast and commodious steamer
CITY OF ABERDEEN,
Carrying passengers and freight. will leave on the
Tacoma, AcNeilPs Island and Olympia connecting
with boats 70 and from shelton and kamilchiA
Leaves City dock. seattle, at 500 . m; n. z.
dock. Tacoma, At 1920 m. arriving at PercivaFs
wharf Olympus 81 80 p. m keturning: Leaves
Olympia NJ 200 p. m; Tacoma at $3.50 p. m; AZ
rive ct Seattle 2 80 p m.
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BOSTON STOCK ExcHAS6x
CHICAGO BOARD on rRADR.

CHICAGO, sept 19--w heat-Duli: opened re
higher and improved 10 on local buying: de-
ciinsS &c on lower eaolss, heavy receipts In
Northwest, reports OF more ehoiera in qusran-
tire as New York. the prospect OF iaTgo in
crease in the possible supply, and heavy SELL
ing BY prominent bears: reacted ne on better
late cables and no shipments from India;
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NEW YORK srocK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Sept 19-The general market
opened firm with an advancing tendency. Dis
tillers, sugar and Chicago gas wcre especially
active and strong. disorganfSed state of az
fairs in the Pacific Northwest furnished induce
ment for heavy selling In Northern Pacific pre-
ferred and extreme weakness in that stock held
in check the natural rising tendency OF the rest
OF the list Strong liquidation Of long accounts
in Northern Pacific drove the preferred stock
down about per cent The close was fairly
active and strong at top figures for most every
thing on the list.
Govsrnments-Dull and steady.
Petroleum-United. October, closed $3.50
FINANCIAL
Money ON cali-Easy; clossd, offered, ct
Prime mercantile paper, $685.. Sterling ex-
change-Qniet and easier; Ass for sixty day
bills: 81 Sos< for demand.
BoNDs.
U.s.. 4s(registered) ia ~. 3. D frsg)s..... 100
U. g II (coupon).. lis Pacific 6ss......... lu7
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FArRHAvEN, Wash, March q, 1854
J. Eugene Jordan. M. D.. Seattle, Wash.
Dear SRI am very happy to write you
that q. P. and G. has accomplished in ono
week what quantities of other medicine
taken for months has failed to do. This
rapid cure has far exceeded my most SAN
guine expectations, and beg you will &C.
cept my heartfelt thanks.
Am very gratefully yours.
LILLIAN GRIFTITH.
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Portland wheat M.rnes,

PORTLAND. Sept. 1a-tspecial -Whcat-Dull
and steady; valley. 81 2o0eL2 21S; walls walla,
$l123a(9i.l5 per GENITAL; receipts. &C, a47 csntals
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STEAMER GLIDE

Leaves Tacoma $50 Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays for O.alla ana way landings 70 Seattle.
Leaves Tacoma Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
DAYS for BusnnA. Des Moines, ChAutauquA Vashon
and Seattle Returning, leaves Baker d Cos dock
every day but SUNDAY ak 2 3. m.
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INVESTIGATE THE
Aistogenetic System
TREATM ENT.

woopsrpE. Mont, JuLs n, lisa
DR.. Jordan. Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir-Shali not need any more mod
icine. a. am now well and my color has
returned. The disease is out Of my sys.
tenn at last Yours truly,
MRS. J. r. WOOD
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-~-~~--1-S~~~ >-S-zS-SS%@-E="
IT ". BAKER 4 CO. BAKER q co.'s
Ii. Dock. foot Of University street
sr.Anra TIMs rApLpA
THE STEAMER NULTNoMAn
Runs on the following time card. daily:
FARE TO TACOMA. 50 CENTS
Olympic. ... Az. $50 M r.eom. .na'v's $50 . m.
Tacoma. 1000 q m Seattle. ......12: 100 noon
seattle. 100 p m fracoma. 80. 500 p m.
Tacoma ...-. $3.50 p IN olympia. $50 p m.
Connecting with boats for Kamilchis and shel
ton.
Baker q Ca Dock. foot Of usivsrssty strsse
CAPTAIN L WILEY. Master
FAST TINE.
DvERHTT AND LOWELL
The Elegantly Equipped sssams
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
Every afternoon q O'Clock. from Baker d
Co.'S dock. Returning. arrives Seattle at 0:30 q
m. For Tacoria every morning a. / o'clock.
IL. w. BAKER & CO.
FARE TO TACOMA, 50 CENra
MERCHANTs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
yoAfLAan sEArrLE vANooUv1A
F1us-class Steel Steamships
HAITIAN REPUBLIC AND WILMINGTON,
Carrying freight and passengers, leaves every ten
days For passenger and freight rates, exact sail
ing dates etc, apply 10
II. w. BAKER a CO. AesntA
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~ SEATTLE
- 81 MEDICAL and SURGICAL
49, DIPENSARY
CONDUCTED BY. q.


DrS. Merrill 81 Merrill,
The most widely and favorably known specialists
on the Pacific Coast The doctors regular
graduates from the University Of the City Of New
York and of Long Island College Hospital. Brook
Ign. New York, and their lo1g experience, remark
able skill and universal success In the treatment
and cure Of Chronic disease entitle these eminent
physicians to the full conldence OF the afflicted
everywhere.
NO matter what your osmpiaint. consult these
successful specialists, who able to effect cures
In many cases that have been pronounced hopeless.
They treat SCIENTIFICALLY and Sue
CESSFULLY, cure QUICKLY and PER-
MANENTLY PRIVATE BLOOD AND SKIN
DISEASES. NERVOUS Debility AND SEX
UAL DISORDERS, PILES, FISTULA AND
RECTAL ULCERS. SYPH iLIS, GONORRHEA,
GLEEr, SpermatorrhPa, Seminal Weakness, Lost
Manhood. Night Emissions, Dscayed Faculties.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia Catarrh, Bronchitis.
Asthma Tumors. Ernptidns, salt Rheum and
STRUCTURES radically AMI safely cured without
pain or detention from business and cures guaran-
iced.
All deformlties and impsdiments to marriage
A CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE for the
awful effects Of early ,ce AID the numerous evils
that follow In Its train.
Long experience with Unparalleled success, IL
the best evidence Of q doctors skill.
DISEASES OF WON EN- also receive special
attention Consult personally the OLDEST and
most EXPERIENCED Specialists on
the Coast, or write, sending stamp. Consultation
free and confidential. fremont Block. GA
Front street. Seattle.
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MERCHANDISE.
Hop4-DuiI and easy.

Hop4-DuiI aud easy.
Coaee-Op,ions closed steady. lo32o points up.
Sales were 5000 bags, including: septeIn her,
3i40SaiaU0; October, &l290; November, STA So
spot k4o-Actlve and frner; No. 7. Iac
sugar--Rsw- Quiet; eentfiiugais, - test. sssc;
Muscoyado, % test, &c, sx- ship. Rehned--Fairiy
active; powdered, SOS 3i6c.
Capper-DuIl and weak: lake. ST. ooe9IL1n
Leaa--Quet and steady straits, f@4 25aDM 30
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Connects with boat for snohomish. Connects
with steamer Bssiey Gatxsrt for Tacoma
Trtps daily including sunday
To take effect Monday. September 19.
sEATTLE And TACOMA NAVIGATION CO.
CLAUD TROUT FRANK W. 6ooDHUE,
PreA Secy.
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DAcITIo COAST STEAMSHIP coMrANY-
phspa,eh steamers from Seattle - foilows:
For San Franctsco. via Pon Townsend ard Vie
torfa at 5 r passengers received on toArd IT
,, N septsmber l. Q, IA. i9. - and a.
For Alaska september and "a
From San Francisco, fer Victoria snd Puget eoond
porsA 81 = u. September /. q II. l6. II And "a
Tickets nasy he obtained at the once Of the
pany, - Ocean dock seAstlA
ooopAI. pFRXINe = CO,
General Agents. san francisra
J. Il JOHNSON. r. 3 sup;., Seattle
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

~
I'K lin. n MI Nh DDINH
AAsD 0AA4A l. 4AvOs
Thpoch;u~ M.oh:, - NJ
AA"SAihICS at VOrk
N cud
Vu OuAudys
LUMBER SHIPPERS tn c0Mo,Ne
Ahe Oespue 20 BE Limited and Prices
Advanced 4 IitxlsA,.&n.. s,,~s.
In neme
TIDES At SEATTLE HARBoR ropAy.
17.1 -
- 80 Low WATER
-. Al pm II an It pm. IT.
$50 n MI 4 a. 10 i "a - - - :, -
- 80 ~. ~ 4. ll:04 80
AT roRr TOWNSEND
$50 SO 400 10 "a . a 10 % a
SEATTLE. Sept 10, 1892
HAcnanses ~ seattle. 1acoma and Portland
clearing houses today were:
$500 Cearances. Bd'dnces
TT so ''..-'.............$z4s,Sss IS si4-s7 y
Portsnd ''''''.'''.-...' 10y 10y asa ~ te.sss 20
en- oA'"'o '" o'o'0 w
,,.o,,-, S suu y. "a. bogarous made q Trip
Hnfousn tne La Conner nats and up the Skagit
.. 'auas Sao SUNDAY. MI lAlsy says the
.r,;a;a...n ns, aeo 70 holo on 20 toeif gram IN
a, s,,,, s,N ., nisher piiceA inresnlng 10 now
.u 'ne machines having been Kept
IT,. oanaAy sns same a on WORK days.
svs,r,sins :. ~. aitaio OF wet weather ana
everything IL being done 70 get the threshing
s.a", anu ans gram safely stored away before
.a,,,.s o.a Ine marke. "iA NOT % oenniseiy
49, inofe sssenslon can os paid 10 ais-
ISL. y, 'he gram.
pin Deuny, secretary OF the Rainier
.s a."sy oompany'operaungt the west
h;. mln' s..o YESTERDAY that sns proposed com
Co..e -o,,,S A pPS. Va NC
next ten dsv. n,cs,,no -. e.,,.a 80 - 80
AZ s.p F,.r.t... ~a..s.,. - $3.50 " ~ ne.1
yes'1'uay " compie'e 'he ar
70 attend. He says the combine will simply en-
deavor to limit the output and get little better
prices for the lumbar shfnped How mi. 4, 10
be sccornn,ishas n. vvorld No, a. co,n.os az.
Mil. y. - 49," ~ "u w, soy oomeoi 'ue
.SH .' lave oeen Skipping u loss ana none OF
h. con.,a.- .a NUN .uo.e 'nau eApenses anu
win ,sva the In, ~. i.,s-.. e. s.,.,ss
min ~A AA'sAs''' AVIAN sosoiu's
AAere ID some TAX among lumbermen Oh shis
government retalisting on the Victorian gov.
ernmsnt of Australia By putting ND the tariff on
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DoRr ORCHARD.

poRr ORCHARD.
Navy Yard Route-Brsmereon oaAnay
And Charleston.
STEAMER ELLIS
Leaves FOOT q Washington street daily except
friday. ~ o:l5 q m. and $3.50 D. m The S:l5
q m trip includes head OF Port Orchard Excu.-
sion parties can b sccom modated On Fr,daya
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EAR sfLyEa.
mt I9-Bar silver. sJ3<a

NEW YoRK, Sept. II. Bar silver, s3sfa
VISIBLE GRAIN euPPLY.
NEW York, Sept la.-Ths Produce Exchange
reports the following visible supply of grain
afiost and ashore last Saturday.
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EOR PORT ANGELES. FORT TOWNSEND
Il and DungenesA Commencing Tuesday,
STEAMER MONTICELLO
Leaves Seattle daily, except Monday, ct q m
PORT Townsen d 10 80. Arrives Q, Port Angeles at
Up M Returning Leaves Port Angeles ~ 3: - D.
m ; Port Townsend p m Arrives q Seattle =
1880 p. m Landings: Seattle, City wharf:
Morse wharf HATCH BROA
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s1EAMERs.
r ACoNNEk ROUTE


Leaves City Dock. Seattle. daily except Sun.
day. ~ q m, for Edmcnds, Cifrtcn. Tu3alip.
Browns Point. Langley. Coupeviile, San de Fuca,
Oak Harbor Utsalsdy ssd iaconner. Resoruing
issves Laconner p m. for Seattle. covering sans
Route. T GREEN. AAseec
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EVERETT AND sSoHoMfsH ROUTE


Leaves Hatfesds wharf TuessayA fAurs3aYs
and saturdays ~ q NJ. sor hamonSs. Mukuseo
kvsrsts. AAryssllls. Lowell and saoAonnA
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During the past twenty.four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from seattle in
me "a following amounts: BY rail-Northern Pa.
tons: Great Northern. 60 tons BY water
City OF Puebla, s97 tons; Puget Sound b Alasks
Steamship Company's boats. 60 tons; state oil
Washington, 80 tons: Multnomah, 20 tons: Henry
Bailey, Is tons; Buckeye, tons. Total ship
menta, 1859 tons.
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FARE TO EVERETT, 500
TO sSoHoAlsA. Tee
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MERCHANDISE AND PsoDucE RrcxrPra

Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port of Seattle during the past twenty
four hours a. follows; By rail-Northern Pa
cine, $40 tons; Columbia d Puget sound. 20
tons; Great Northern, 80 tons. By water
Walla Walla, 363 tons; Puget Sound & Alaska
Steamship Company's boats. % tons; Multno-
NAH, tons; Wasco. tons: Annie, 4 toms
Total receipts, 1852 tons.
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TIDES At SEATTLE HARsoR TO-DAY.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-25
COURSING MATCH.

The Result Of the Meeting at Long
Beach Yesterday.
The Southern California Coursing club
had an interesting series of events yes
terday at Seabright, near Long Beach,
which were witnessed by quite large
crowd.
The occasion was contest for puppy
stakes for puppies under 15 months old,
and some of them acquitted themselves
brilliantly. The contest was under the
Pacific coursing rules, and the course
was from ~ to 2 miles.
The following is summary of the
coursing, which was for hares, which
proved to be very swift:
Museer's Conchita Belle beat Brick
er's Headlight, pointless.
Jerry Reliehan's Queen beat w. F..
Barber, jr.'s Lille Haha, close race.
w. F. Barber, lr g Charleston beat J..
Tunnemacher's Wallace CODY.
Tom Rice's Black Bess beat William
Rogers Trinket. The latter fell Oh tile
railroad track and was quite badly hurt.
In running off the deciding heats Con.
chita Belle beat Queen, hard race !;
Charles beat Black Bess, with points to
spare.
In the final heat Conchita won the
first prize, $25; Charleston being
awarded second prize, $15.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-25

wide-eyed, looking in at the door, not
daring to 60 in.
"Why don't you boys go in i'd get
your dinners?" asked a bystander.
Amt got no money" replied the
ring leader.
You don't have to pay; it's free."
"Gee Fellers come on!" yelled the
boy, and they made dash for the
nearest table, and soon were hard at
work enjoying themselves.
And 30 it went during the whole time,
from noon until after l o'clock. Some
OF the enthusiasts, after eating heartily,
went out and walked around the block,
then came back and ate another meal.
Teams from the country lined both
sides of the street. and everyone turned
out who was able.
In the kitchen everyone was doing
something. Some were carrying out
plates of good things or bringing empty
ones back. Others were washing
and wiping dishes, and some dished out
the edlbles. About l 80 o'clock the
dinner was finished and about 1900 peo-
pie had been fed during the hour or so
given up to the meal, and much of the
food was left over. The Orphans home
and Newsboys' home and others will be
remembered today. Nothing can be
said too much in praise of the noble
men and women who managed and
worked at this affair. The public, too,
all responded cheerfully in the way of
donations, and the electric car line fur
nished free transportation to all those
who needed it.
Mrs. Hilton and Mrs. Pomerine had
charge of the dining room, and Mrs.
Morse and Mrs. DIR. Zahn presided over
the stoves and cooking.
The dinner was given under the au-
spices of the Pacific Gospel union. The
following we're the officers for the affair:
Secretary, Miss Ella Clark; treasurer,
Mrs. Nichols, and chairman of the exec
utive committee, 1. N Preston.
GUESTS OF THR PUBLIC.
The 155 patients in the county hospi-
tai succeeded yesterday in slowing away
the 100 pounds of turkey and accessories
that had been provided for them; also
the IL ducks that had been held in re-
serve. No casualties were reported
save to the birds.
The prisoners in the county Jail Jared
less sumptuously-on roast beef.
The 38 prisoners in the police station
also had swell dinner and the chain
gang. had a rest, for which all were
IL.