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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-03

with which Gilmore complies with
these demands Is one Of the pieasanteat
episodes Of beach "iestivRl. '--SpOrt
Nisic and Drama.
BRfDoEr SEES THE PLAY.
Marshall Wilder has some amusing
anecdotes oi bis recent experiences IN
isnudon. Some friends Of his living az
Kensington bought a theatre ticket fof
their grueu servant girl, who had never
been 10 the play. Her mistress, sur
prlsad 10 knew that the woumn had
come back 40 early, called her into the
paTlor and paid.
"Wby, Bridget, what brought you
tack - soon? Didn't you go TO the
theatrc2'
"Tro,h, | did that, num- replied
tho girl. "an' IT was mighty foine IN.
tirely.D
"But why did you not wait 70 see the
play oui2" asked the lady wondering.
iy. .
"Indade, an did that same, mum"
said Bridget calmly. "rhere was gram
laliss iu the boxes an illignnt gintlc-
men foteninst me, an hnd lovely
sate an' enjoyed mesilf loo,in' at
the splendid picture 40 much ms
anybody. But after while they
took the picture w am found meAlli
lOokin' Into gintlemHn's house, AM
then some ladies' came In an' began
discussin' family matters. Thin ]
came away. Sure 1t wasn't for III,
loihes v no TO be eittin' lisienin' to
family saycrets at all, alta all. hopei
knows me place better'n that
1nE DRAMAIItTs LIFE A HARD oNE'
Accordldg to 5arjou, the drsmatist'
life IL a hard Que. "Dickens could
never write play; Bslzac could never
write a play; novellsts cannot writ,
playa. II you could, you would moi
need 10 come to me 10 help you
Writers will not understand the terri
BILE mechanical apprenticeship neces
sary 10 turn even the greatest dramatic
Instinct 10 account. The labor must
be unceasing, the effort unendiug, III,
self-scrutiny implaca0le, them II you
10 NOT In the end show gcniuf, you Al
least show training; your play vii
be well put together; nnd we all know
that the genius OF modern drama Is it'
construction, aud without that you
might as well expect 10 write a good
piece ~ to huilt a nne house without
any foundation stones"
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the +, ohate Court. In and for salt Ian
County. Territory Of Utah.
In the matter Of the E.ta,o Of Dayi Love,
deceased.


In the matter Of the Estaio Of Dau Love,
deceased.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN, TuAT
~ Isaac n. Wafdn l. executor Of tho ast.
VIII anu tCstamtnt Of David Love, daC'HAcd
has rendered for settlement and Med IN said
court hia 1nal account ~ h. anminisuat0u Of
said estate and pCiiii0n for nnal dittr.huior Of
the residue Of snii estate among the pereona
entitled thereto, au, that Thursday, the 2.ud
day Of sCptemhcr, A,n.ls32ht 10 O'Clock H.tn',h NJ
the Count Room o. taf Court, IN The County
Court House, salt ale Cay and County, Utah
1crltQry,h as ltcn duly appointed 10y the Judge
81 sad court for the fettlomun' of l.id 40.
count, aud hearing SAID petition for dis.
tftbuuon, ntN hich time and place any pcraun
Interested IN SAID estate mHY appear Hnu show
caufc, II any there b why enid account should
not be- fCitlVd and app owed and final distribu
ton made ~ prayed TOR
Dated August 9th, isg1
C.E. ALLEN,
Clork OF The Probate Court
II CAusTrS BROWNS, jI., Deputy.
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UNIvERSITYoF UTAH
Uo'merb Uui'osfy Of Dcsersij
SALT LAKE. CITY, UTAH.


The hrst term Of the Academic year. isl2 q
OF The unNcrsiy Of Utah Nll begin at am,
Monday, sept. ~, lsfs
The following courkes are oiefed2
!. a tour-yeIa' Classical course.
2. four years course In General Science.
2. a iour-years' ,ourfo IN Lcttcra.
Z, a thtoe'yehrs' course In Mining and Min
Ing Engineering.
hfour.Ysars' Normal oour.e 1.-TWO years'
preparatory,
. 4 ,hr6c.yoars' Normal course 1.-TWO years
prcpfrHtufyl,
Thc ilrtt i've Of these courses lead to dcgreos.
ln.uucuon ia hihtsry Science and IAcuos
viii be continued,
A preparatory school, doAigntd 10 prepare
ttudcnta TO pursue nuy 81 the University
courfcH h open TO persons Of both sexes over
10 years OF are.
Stud0nis arc admitted without charges for
tuition "a any course they are prepared to pur
sue There 10 an annual ndWirsiou fee OF $500
for residents q LtlA, and !lo,Qu Tor non reel.
dents.
students may receive permits for reduced
fares over the RAILWAYS IN Utah.
Tor further IN ormation apply 10
JOSEPH A. kisGsBui0, ", A.,
dSs Acting PRECEDENT
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TvSDER AUTHORITY Of AZ ORDER
u ~ salc granted by the Probate
burt In and for salt Lake r0unty, Utah Terra.
tory, dated AuTust HQth, lsll. val sell NJ PR.
Natc sale The following described real estate 70
witi Commencing ala point one, a. rod "a 1
and cight tN rois south from the northwest
corner OF Lot seven 90, In Block twenty three
iell,i ia Plat"B. salt lato CAY Survey ana run.
ming thence south four aud one half 90
rods, theuec east n'no lul rods, thence north
two ami lng halt (aisl ron, thence wet forty.
seven - feet, Iheuco nor.h two o. rods,
thence w0 one hundred and one aud one hall
tulsl foot TO Tho place OF beginning hisn a
right oi way over one ~ ROD EAST aud wCst by
twenty l2nl rods north aud South ~ hud along
tic wcsi side OF sara ct u common viii othors
Interested m and entitled ~ N use OF n ~ he
~ WAY over snti land, situated 100 -au Lake
Uhy. IN SAT- Lake County, Utai Territory said
lAnd VIII be sold suhicct to ease now exist.
Ing on s1ii land.
The ,alu vii be- made ~ the ofiiro of WAd
Dell n Adams, Attorneys, % and a klAt first
south street. -ait Litr titI. salt AXE County,
utAh Territory, on Or after september q. 1872,
and bids In wdunF viii be received addressed
20 tho undcr.i Fuad caro- Of sAid wadicil a
hdams, up 10 and including said last men
toned dlt1,
fofin, q sale cash; ten per cent. 10 accom-
pany bid. taianco oA confirmation of sale.
Dated Augustalth. .rNg
CELE VITA A. CI.LErT,
Guardian " Tho pcrton aud estate Of Horace
y CT latt. lutuurs
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Ana "a accordance With law and the order u
thg board OF nuootls, male on the 22ud "
jay, \, d. ltN2i 80 many shares Of zach parcel
OF such stock a. may BE- nercs. AIRY Will be- sold
ne the olcn 81 thcliHcinc Lumber anl lluilltns
Co., sugar House, SAT- Lake Fsunty, Utah, ON
the 1854 OF september. a. u ,lse, ID 3 O'Clock
D, M, tn pay delinquent assessment thereon,
together Win the cost Of Advertising anu CN.
pensus Of the sale.
y Al, LYMAN. Jr.. Secretary.
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GILMORE FESTIVAL.

c,M lth The usual bang aud boom q
NSniaofe festival has been given at
,aenis'lah Beach, attracting great
eIoWus o. delighted auditors. Cannon
sele iIed an increased orchestra lent
Az. 1ui,aneuonti and such fRvorite vocal
w VIZ =. hlein, Clodio, aud Tagliapiers,
ihM ouleis OF more recent date, sang
VIZ sweetest songs by the sea waves,
.vn' ID This home Of jolhty, can
80, 1re ue called sad. The Gilmore pro.
y "a showed eeveral nlyeliiee, bat
nr 'ulse itslivals II 70 usually the old
,assliIe orchestral pieceswhloh are de-
-4Snusd' and the delightful satisfaction
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NOTICE.

once ~ the Pacific iumbcr and building Co.,
sugar ii9uae, -ali Lake County, Utah.
ATOflCE 60 1nERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following drscriUrd stoct, on
account ~ assessment levied ON mo END DAY
OF July, 4. ID. lsp2 the several amount. set uu.
rOtitc the names " the respective sharoh9ld.
ore, na follows;
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with which Gilmore complies With
these demands Is one Of the pieasantest
episodes Of p beach "iestivRi. v-.lpOTt
Ntiaic aud Drama.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Clork Of the Probate %
II CAusTrs BROWNS, Jn.. Deputy.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate C0uti M and Cor Salt Lake
tpunly, Territory Of Uiah.

in the Probate Govt in and Cor salt Lake
tpunty, Territory Of Uiah.
In tho matter Of the Esatc Of Thomas RHnie,
deceased.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Henry U1ul1m, Administrator " tho "A.
tate Of ihos. u Gle. deceased has rendered
Tor sctucmcnt, aud llyd m said court, bis nnai
account ~ bis administration Of sai estate
and.pcuuon for nrtl distribution u The residue
81 SAM sHtate among the per- ons entitled thoru
%, and iAAt fhuraday, tho tnd dny NJ rcpiem.
ter, a y. l'tl,at % O'Clock am, % tho Court
Room oi sad Court,intno County uouit House,
tAlt Lake CITY and County. Utah Territory ila
lucn duly appointed by the JUDI ~ said
Court, Tor The tctilomeut ~ said account and
hearing eaid petition for distribution, az which
lime Gud place any person Interested In eWi
estate may appear and show cause, u ANY
there he why said actuunt should not he trt.
ued and approved ana hnal distribution made
o. prayed for
Dated August %. lsal &, 2 ALLEN,
Ciofk ~ the Probate Court.
by CAusrHs BnOwst. jH. Deputy.
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outside. There are also en,-.,o. fro,
ne towers in the two eastern corrar. 80
the building. = 'oinei' u
ne Wigwam will be lighted with cleo.
~. throughout 50 that in the event
ms5 sun TAILS to shine, or night sessions are
tnJ. &c necessary, there will be an ampli-
800 vi Illumination. No such ridiculon.
accidents as that at Minneanolis whers
.ne nghts went out at a most critical mo.
ihent, can occur.
iii SAID that the only fault to be found
e.. Ine location of the Wigwam is in the
az that Its eastern side is traversed nv
h,,e Lacks OF the Illinois Central railroad.
inasmuch as there are no openings on
.nae size, no apprehension need be felt as
10 interference by noise or smoke az wa a
81 oiten the case at the old Exposition
.uuiioihg. 1t will be remembered that at
.ne very moment when Bragg was making
G use OF ms famous expression, 1--WE love
.t.e'eIand Tor the enemies he has made"
wv switch engines running along the Ex.
totnp building were raising such an in
.oerapie din with their bells and whistles
tnat not one-third of the delegates heard
nun, much less any of the spectators. This
cannot occur with the Wigwam
n unen the convention was located here
aot.er Palmer Immediately called together
hummer OF prominent Democrats, who
aPpoihted a committee of arrangements.
" SubEt JOIN T.. AlIgeIQ. as
chairman; James G. Strain, secretary, and
"a. =. Seeverger, treasurer. Other mem.
pers named were: Erskine M. Phelps.
Iotter Palmer. John P. Hopkins. Leo
austrian, W: ID. Kerfoot, George Hoffman.
r.; Carter II. Harrison, Jesse Sherwood
L. o. Letter, James Woods, d. C. Cregier.
yohn w. Llnehart, Charles II. Schwab. J.
w. Richards. William Mccoy, Redmond
rIrlndiville. J. Irving Pearce, John A.
thIng, Daniel Cookery. Peter KioI-
11assa, john Cudahy, Charles III.
MacKer, w. c.. Selpp and John
H.. Prentiss. To more effectively
and rapidly perfect all the necessary ar
rangements two other committees were
appointed, one on finances and one on
building. Hon. f. II. Winston. ex-min-
ister to Persia, was made chairman of
poth, and to all these gentlemen must be
gwen whatever credit may hereafter be
que Tor the arrangements which are sup
posed now to be so admirable.
Hon. Dick Bright, the famous sergeant
alarms OF the House of Representatives
at Washington, will be the sergeant-at-
arms OF the coming convention, as he was
OF the convention of 1884. while Hon. f.
II. winston will be first assistant, so that
those delicate and exacting offices are IN
competent hands.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

SAN FRANCISCO. June l6-Ths fruit mar
ket was sct!ve a; lower prices for almost all va
r.eties. straw berries and rssp berries. although
il light receipts. were weak ami lower in quota
sioas. Some ine black berries are offered, but SIS
yet they meet with little favor. Cherries are n
largs oyersupply aad Gamers are buying ber-
ally 81 low figures. Ap.ieots are weak and wer
in tendency, as the receipts are greater than the
demand. Peaches plentiful. but the quality
makes them sell slowly. Citrus fruits OF al
kinds are neglected.
Tie vegetable market was sc;lve Tor almost all
varieties. Prices were lower today, but The
volume OF business made Up fer the depreciation
IL values
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MINING STOCKS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, June 16-The Posfs London
financial cable says: The silver question in
America il much discussed here Leading men
think the result may be pure silver standard.
1t is anticipated that strong bank returns will
be made this week, the increase being nearly
&l,0o00o0 reserve. mostly return circulation.
The market resources have increased almost
double this amount
There is German inquiry for gold.
LONDON, June I6-Bar silver, AID; consols,
e6 1i-I6d; Bank OF England discount per cent.
Bullion gain on balances paid into Bank OF
England today, f36,o00.
BREADsTUFFs
LIVERPOOL, June 6-Wheat-Demand Door
and prices unchanged.
Corn-Demand poor. Spot firm. 4s 10szd;
June, firm As 81; July, firm, IS $40; August,
firm, As sd.
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The market for dairy produce demonstrated

The market for dairy produce demonstrated
very little change from yesterday.
Produce receipts-Flour, 400 quarter sacks;
wheat 1000 centals; barley. 1000 centals; pota-
toes 4,ooo SACKS: onions, Loo sacks; wine,
5000 gallons.
Flour-Family extras. sL659i75 per Dbl: bak-
srs' extras, 81 55t64 co; saperfine, $27S93. 10.
wheat-SI s71sUl.40 per GENITAL for good to
choice shipping grades, N.421z9i.4s1z for mill
ing qualities.
Barley-Peed. 9ees2lSc per GENITAL for dark
Coast; $3.50 for good quality; soc for choice;
brewing, nominal
oa.s-surprise, sL55osl. go per GENITAL: milling.
81 seal IS; good To choice feed, $L37i7 C1i Az:
OFF grades, ,l25@i.s5; gray, sLs71z9L4.3l per
GENITAL
Corn-S1. 3oC1l. s2ll per GENITAL for large yellow:
si.37Jz for small yellow; $13S9lS71a per GENITAL
for white.
Call board sales: Whest-Seller. 1892. 81 91T
barley, 9sls6g9issc; closing. 944c; December,
s71s(0 CSC; closing, s71sc.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-Sight, 12lac; telegraphic, 17lzc. Ster-
ling bills on London, sixty days-Bank, $4s7s<:
sight a. s9l5; commercial, $4s5. silver bars
S9ssQOs9sxc; Mexican dollars, 7ol307ltac.
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EASTERN MARK ETs.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.


NEW YORK. June I6-The stock market was
more quiet today than for some time, though
the great efforts that were made to get prices
down succeeded only in Distilers. which were
driven down nearly per cent, finding support
around Al. The close was quiet and weak, at
the lowest prices of the day.
Government bonds-Duil and firm.
PetroIeum-July, closed 545S.
FINANCIAL
Money on call - Easy: Closed 11502
Prime mercantile paper, 234Q15. Sterling ex-
change-Quet and steady. SIxty-day bills,
$LS7l4; demand, 81. SSlS.
BONDS.
U. s. As, reg. 1853 q. 8. 2's eg......'1oo
U. 8. As, coupon. HIS Pacific 6's........@lO6
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REV. DIR. BRIGGS
OPINION.

The controversy arising from ''the higher
criticism" of Rev. DR.. Briggs who has
been tried for heresy, will change the
complexion of the Interchangeable" creed
In the very nature of things every human
device Is prone to change. Pray, why
should medicine be the exception to the
rule? The Histogenetic system is the
newest change and is head and shoulders
above the old and effets systems" Have
you progressed mentally sufficiently to
appreciate factf
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BAR SILVER.
Nkw YORK, June l6.-Bar silver, s9H
MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Quiet and easy.
Coffee-Opiions closed barely steady and 10 to
20points down sales were u, 90 bags, inclut-
ing June. SiI90; July. slL70GlLSo; August,
81. 7GGIL75. spot Rio-Dull ana nominal.
Sugar-kaw-Duil and firm. Rennsd-Mod.
erately active and firm.
Copper-Dull; Lake, sI.1NBliS0.
Iead--Quiet; Domestic. si009il0
Tin-Easy; straits, s25.o5 935.2.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
BosroN, June l6.-Closing:
Atchisou ... 3issBurlngton. .. loII5
Mexican Central. lea Bel Telephone. POS
san Diego 5000. 10
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. June I6-Wheat opened &c higher
today advanced &c on buying by Partridge and
the belief that suti-option legislation would
fail, sold off &c on denial of Russian crop dam
age weak cables and Cincinnati Price CuYrent
Revie,p showing improved winter and spring
wheat prospects, and free selling OF old by
farmers; reacted sc on the feeling that the pit
had oversoli: osed firm IS from the top, and
sc higher than yesterday. Receipts were 5000
bushels; shipments, l7l.o0o bushels
Wheat-Frn; cash. zoe. July. TS3.c
Corn-Hi cher; cash, soc; july. 5St5e.
Oats--Stsady; cash and July, 3Ii &c.
Pork-Cash aud July. So 50
Isrd-Cssh, s6.45: july, So 52is
Short ribs-Cash and July, S6.7o
kye-Ioc.
Bar ey-61c.
Timo'hy-sL 2a5I.So.
Fisx-sL0S.
Whisky-sLl5.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. June Ia Cattle - Receipts, 5000:
dull and lower. Natve steers, S. 50lSi ~; fancy
natives, 81 1904 -; Texans, g 2o6IS %; stock
ers, 81 Gok55. cows. Sll0g2.75.
Hogs-heeeipts, 1900: opened weak AMI
closed strong; rough st25Ie5i 20; mixed pack
ers, s47N1i -; prime heavy and butchers,
81 $500; light, $i.6l01&uQ
sheep Receipts. l0,Uo0: opened steady and
closed easy. Texans lower
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Have Your Address Correct.

The City Directory for the current year IS now
In press ANY enc having made 8 change ID
their business location or place o; residence can
have the correction made by notifying ey maj
or otherwise Polk's seattle Director! CON-
pany, "a Roxweli building, city.
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY COMPTROLLER'S NOTICE THE
y holders OF each ana all the general fund war
rants herein specified are hereby required TO pre-
sent be same TO the city comptroiler for .urren-
der and cancellation on or before June ~ 1892
and on the same being surrendered the respec-
tive amounts thereof. with interest thereon viii
be forthwith paid BY the treasurer said warrants
ara the following, to-vit:
Num5ers ! S2l to 1888, inclusive dated FsbrT-
arr 9 1892 issued 10 F W. Trounce assignee OF
J. .. Lowmsn. trustee os II, l. Tesier
Number $50. dated August -. 1881, issued 10
". y Pumphrey executor Of the estate Of L NJ
Starr. lie ceaSed
Interes, on said warrants all cease June 90.
1894 J. n CARSON
Comptroller.
Date OF frs. publication, June 9, 1891.
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$500 REWARD

Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Sex Headache, Indl-
gestion, constipation or cos,iveness we cannot
cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills when the
directions are strictly compiled with. They are
purely Vegetable and never fail to give satlsfac-
ton. sugar Coated. Large boxes. rs cents Be
ware OF counterfeits and limitations. The genuine
sold By LKITnHAD CAwLEY. 903 Front ST,
Seattle. Wash
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Portland Wheat Market.

PORTLAND, June 16.-[special. Wheat
Inactive and weak: Valley, $l.321a(01. IS: Walla
Walla, $L2711aa(9lS0 per GENITAL Receipts, $500
Centals.
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augmented yesterday by the arrival OF the
steamer from San Francisco. Some green apples
have come in, the hrst of the season, and sell at
$50 for regular size boxes and Sl.5O for half
boxes. There are also q few green pears, which
sell at 81 per box, but the quality Is poor.
small lot of plums came in and are quoted at
$l.50 per box. The quality is fair but the fruit
is small. Cherries have stiffened up trifie, but
strawberries getting still lower, yesterdays
quotations being from .l25 to $l.5o per crate.
Seattle lumbermen are making considerable
comment over the fact that a Tacoma sash and
door firm has secured the contract for supplying
material for the finish on no less than seven OF
the fine buildings which are being erected here
The lumbermen look upon this as lack OF
enterprise on the part of the factory men In this
city. They feel that Seattle factories can GER
tainy manufacture as cheaply a. those in Ia
coma, and have at least the advantage OF freight
from there here.
c. L. Hubbard hes Just received the following
report of prices paid for furs at the June sales OF
c. NJ. Lampson IL Co., in Tendon, as compared
with the prices paid at the March sales:
Higher-Otter, 10 per cent
Lower-Hair seal. Is per cent; black grizzly
bear and Eastern mink, 90 per cent; lynx, red
fox and Russian sable, Is per cent, and marten,
8 per cent
Observation-Disclosures, brown bear and Pacific
coast mink
Following Is a list OF the skins offered:
Bear, 800; Russian sable, 5000; Japan fox,
$1,000; Chinchilla bastards, 1000; Australian
opossum, 1900: walloby, 5000; wombat, 1900;
hair seal, LOO; raccoon, $4,000; muskrat. l7o,-
600: American opossum, 5000; marten, 5000;
red fox, 1900: white fox, 800; grey fox, l,ooo;
otter, 1900; beaver, 80; dry fur seal, 20O wolf,
200; mink, 10000, and skunk, 10000. No sailed
fur seals were offered at all
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
During the past twenty-four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from seattle in
the following amounts: By rail-Northern Pa.
ciic, $50 tons: Columbia Il Puget Sound, 40
tons; Great Northern, lbs tons. BY water
City OF Topeka, $50 tons: Puget Sound 4 Alaska
Steamship Company's boats, 60 tons; Umatilla.
AZ tons; Mabel, "a TONS Total shipments, 1,oO7
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
citic, $50 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound. l6
tons: Great Northern. IS tons By water
City of Puebla, 405 tons; Puget sound & Alaska
Steamship Companys boats, 20 tons Total re-
ceipts, 966 tons.
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DACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. follows:
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend and Vic
toria at p. IN. passengers received On board at
p. M June i, 8, II 10 Il, 70.
For Alaska, June 6, II, 81, e.
From san Francisco. tor Victoria and Puget
Sound ports. at III. June 3. g. 10. lS, 90. 70.
Tickets may be obtained Al the Office u the COM
pany, al Ocean dock. Seattle.
GOODAL, PERKINS & CO.
General Agents. san Francisco
J. H JOHNSON, P. s. supi Seattle.
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leaves Tacoma $50 Mondays Wednesdays ana
Fridays for oalia anu way landings 10 Seattle
Leave 7 tacoma Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sacar-
DAYS Tor BusDna. Des Moinss ChautaaaUa yashoa
and Seattle. Returning, leaves Esxer & Co = dock
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SPOKANE, Wash, July II. 1891.

SPOKANE, Wash, July H. 1891.
Or. ]. Eugene Jordan, Seattle Wash.
Ny Dear Doctor-This day l come to
you in an important matter and request
you to attend to it at once. Ny grand
daughter aged nine years had la grippe q
few months ago and although recovered,
is very weak. exceedingly nervous and has
slight attacks OF st. Vitus' dance. We are
very much worried about it. She can
hardly cut meat at the table, her hands
and fingers tremble in trying to button her
shoes. etc. It is impossible for her to 60
to Seattle and would like to know If you
could treat her after the short above des-
cription. She is also very fond Of playing
the piano and likes to read and to learn.
Every time she plays now few minutes
only or reads, she is utterly exhausted and
must quit. Now what shall we do about
thatf Expecting answer by return mail,
Yours truly,
PAUL srRoBACH.