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I'M
U9ps-Quiet and easy.
toifCe-op;ions opened barely steady, ItFsss5
points off, ard closed firm and unchanged to -
points down. Sales were i, $50 bags. Including:
DecembeT, $I5.sHttf6. ID; January, sia55gia70;
February, si3.3sgI25a. Spot Rio Dull ana easy:
sugar-Raw-Firm and dull. R~efned-Faisly
active.
Corper-Cuiet and firm; Lake, ,I2aG.
Leau-Quict; domestic, S.. 10.
IIa-W eaacri Straits, si9.e5.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
BoSTo1, Dec. 6.-CIesius:
Atchisou....--...- - Mex. Central, com 1ol<
ur..ngton........ 997s Bell Telephone. ut
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-wheat-Duli; opened I'M
changed; held steady for a While; weakened
and declined re on large Northwest receipts,
easy. &c lover than yesterday. Receipts were
I2s,0o0 bushels: shipments, io,oo0 bushels.
Wkeat-Easy; cash, 7IIkc; May, Ts2sc.
~Corn-Lower; cash, iJ@s'; May, 4gsar-
osts-s.eady; cash, 3314e; May, ai<sc.
kye-S5f.c.
Barley-62..
FIax-sL.05lt.
Tlmothg-$L9t
P~ork-Eazy; cash, sit30: January. 1855.
I~ard-Easy; cash. $a..J; January, 1918
shoulders 59GLoeia.
shor. ctear-$&G4gao5.
Short f~los-Eaay; cash. $500; January, S.225z.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Dee. G-Cat;ie- Receipts, e.00o: slow
and weaE to lower; extra natives. SaJ(5h 10;
choice, sLSe0Gh2d: others, s. stoeAers.
81 GHu1sl
IIogs-Recein.-. $1,000: 5Q,ioe higher; rough
and common. $5srebi9o; pgc&crs aud mixed.
s6.phaG;o: prime heavy S655Vs6.rl; butchers,
$G2s0a35; light. S.TGth2l
~sheep-ksCeipts. $3.50: opened steady ana
closed lower; natives, <Io0Gs125; Westerns,
$LI{9l15; Texas. slt09il.
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IL Will be notice | that the figures for the days
gwen this year are greatly in excess of those FOR
almost corresponding dates on previous years.
mere Is no change in the condition of the hop
market. A local dealer yesterday received a
cable dispatch from London replying to an offer
OF lot OF strictly choice hops. The substance
OF the dispatch was: "Am not in the market.
Think prices will go lower" The same dealer
showed a letter from an Eastern buyer, which
ssated That 22. cents was the outside price
brewers were paying ard 20 cents could hardly
be paid here for strictly choice. Phil Neis has
bought eigh;y-two bales of very good stock at
ia cents.
IS strong inclination Oh the part of buyers to
speculate a little N them, as the prospects are
very favorable TO q still greater advance.
Joboing prices have remained very steady
during the week, about the only changes being
an advance in potatoes and como slight raria-
tions IN green fruits.
GENERAL
During the past twenty-fourh hours goods and
merchandise nave been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: BY ~rail-Northcrn Pa
cihc, $50 tons: Columbia & Puget Sound, 30
tons: Great Northern, 20 tons. By water
j. K Mcdonald. so tons; Fairhaven, % tons;
C.ty OK Aberdeen, 50 tons; MultuomGh, - tons;
Monticello, ID tons; Mabel, Al tons; Puget Sound
~ Alaska steamship Cornpany's boats, 20 tors:
Masco, 10 tons: Lilly, 10 tons: Glide, 5 tons;
shipments 1905 tons.
MERCHANDISE And PRODUCE gECgrprs.
Produce and merchandise have been received
AT the port OF Seattle during the pasr twenty
loEr hours. as follows: By rai.-aorthern Pa
clhc, go tons: Columbia & Puget Sound. A.
tons: Great Northern, 90 tons. By water
Fairhaven, Is tons: City OF Aberdeen, l. tons.
Multnomah, Is tons: Anna NJ. Pence, IS tons:
fuget Sound d Alaska steamship Compaay's
boats, 70 tons; Glide, 5 tons. Total receipts. SIS
tons.
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Tacoma Grain Market.

TACOMA. Dec. 6-tsrecial. THE grain rnarke.
was lower on Cub wheat today. Receipts ara
again increasing. Quotations: Whea.-CiuU.
soc; Blue ~5tein-Etrm, 80.
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aARKETS.

~IosDoH. Dec. 6-Bar silver. 39s&d. Cousais,
99i4j. B3tiioa gain on balances paid into
bans of England today. $4,000. Baak OF Eng
land discount, > per cent.
BRrADsrCFFs.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6-Hheat-Demand fair. No.
, red spring, steady, Us Id; No. = red winter.
steady, 5S ~.
Co.u-Denend poor: December, dull, Is sd;
January, Gull, is IA; January, new, dull, IL
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BORT ANGELES. PORT TOWNSEND. DUN
l. geness and seattle route.
TIME CARD
Fast Passenger and Freight Propeller
MONTICELLO.
Commencing Tuesday. November !, 1899
Leaves daily except Monday a. follows: seattle
IA M: Townsend 1880; arrives Port Angeles >
T. N. leave. Port Angeles : II m: Fort
Townsend $50 p. m: arrives Seattle 10 =. IN.
landings. CITY Dock, seattle: Tih1ats Dock. Port
Townsend; Mogses Dock. Port Angeles
HATCti RhuS.
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Portland Grain Market.

foRTLAED. Dec E-SpceiaI- J-whe4t-weak
and Inactive; Valley, Sl33; Walla WasIa, 81 I2I,
per Genital. Eecei PTS we're 1 i,2f5 ceataix.
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LILY ON IL FLYER"
SEATTLE. to TACOMA
In one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER
Having been rebuilt. is the finest passenger
steamer on the Sound. Regular daily and SUNDAY
trips, Seattle Tacoma route. as follows:
TAKING EFFECT
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Is.
Leave Seattle $50 H. M, 1870 p. N. and 800 p IN.
sharp. Daily except Sunday.
Leave Tacoma 7:So n m. 1880 a N. and $50
2. n. sharp. Daily except Sunday.
SUNDAY TRIPS:
Leave Tacoma 7 a m. and 3 d. IN. sharp,
Leave Seattle $50 a. N. and d y. III. siarp
Landing at \. +. wharf. Tacoma, and CONNER
cial dock, foot of Marion street, Seattle.
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DUEE ORCHARD
BsShs v.


-ANINNs EaNk. NCCTNErTAr
o"cA- Sehi-is, Hsshtekr~n Ca~tf.f s.DS -
NNsST 5oaE. oT Trustees Hntax ,s..xn-
iEes dan;. LsCoo turyA. Vice Pre- ttect. e
= pe.Ays SS~S3t Vie Prsslaea- fa-Ss y tS-n
Ge2. aaasger. CASHIER aSt se--v..r~- Fr
S"1se9, Assistant Cashier: = 81 9-~hzr -.
ie~fe' " n = Szs:sy. -san Cpisas ,-ts asrS
t-AAss~s' savings aan4 business sxrIasTvs
LSF9sss received tEGEa enc De. ~ T. ts1 .E-,.aI
eAss Tx per cent interest ger G-rnn .fI1.as
% Term sntt Ger PEI csn- or Crc,-.rr .s-~si
I+s31thds declared the last CAY az Ma - -
srsfeer Loans made On rszl esta;s ~ .r,rnva.
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MANHOOD

rrxE =, Z MEsr's NERVE AND ur.Ts
NJ. !MESI, aspecifc or Hy.terla pfx,;-sss
Us. SeurAigiA Headache, Nervops pr,.,-.n.
TTasUnssea oS aicoael or tobacco. wasefulness. seotai
depression. sostening OF Brain, causin, ;,s.r3s1
misery. decay. death. Premature OId aS~ psrns.'
49, Losso OF Power in either sex. In. pos-nrr To-.
TpItnse and sl Female Weaxpssses II voin,.S-
49, sperfaatcrra1a caused by oy.rsxsrtt",c I,
C.sin' SFiiaouss, ovsr-tndulgeace. A manfh;s 49,.
a4en.. 81. Q ios p BY mall. antee sr hn,.-
. cure. Each order for 8 boxes, wish 81 vii go
.Illteh guarantees 30 refund Il. not cured tr.r.r.asa
ssSusu oniy oy LEfraKAp & CAVITY I1,n1r;-s
s0ae sSenS. sos Front ST.. Seattle. Wash.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS..

TIE STATE OF TRADE.
sAS FEAsCfE-o. bee. 6.-Thc vegetable mar
ket was dull tits morning With light receipts of
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AND ~SNOHoMISH ROUTE
RELILNeHAM BAY INSIDE ROUTE

DAT 4'NIUb NVIIE-
Whatcom AMI Sehor9e. tairh.ven, Sarish, An
Acortes, Fidalgo city, Ctsa.aIy, Conpevils, Lang.
ley. clinton. Everett. Edn32uds
STEAMER wASCO
Leaves Merchants dock Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud Saturdays al : orlucA a n Tickets for sale
r. city iIcaet fncs. So Second street.
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The Rest Ia Always the sheapeA~
Asx your grocer fa- aouF manufactures ~
coveter Mil Company.
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DnTnG AND WARRANTS
klV1Nn WANTED

Stat. Cts, eaaaty All ssaeel Ristr;ss.
- .tAar ns-o.fable securities. Corfespoafeaes
.aIsr3rst from il2gcers or officers o. EHntcifaiitisS
80 -. ,.Hsga~ .tthar. r. ". IH0E sex.
aeola i EalIeE building. Seattle Aa-
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Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows:
For San Francisco. Via Por. Townsend and Vic
foris. nj . 7. ~. {DaSsencers received Oh boari AZ 1
=. ND December 3. 9, Is. % and 80.
For Alaska, December 3 and 20.
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget Sound
ports. at u u IL. December =, 9. 10. 23and 30
Tickets may be obtained 81 tae Office 81 the com
rany. q, Ocean dock, Seattle.
GOpDAL. PERKINS < o.
General : gents, san Francisco
j. II. JOHNSON. L. :. Suot. Seattle.
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CkATTI-E- -At08A On AF4A HeCTE
- Tie new faSt ard CoGlGGut.ul~ s-e.l4sE
s-EI ( ASs &..4lS.
Carrying pss&en~ess ana Ere.su-, ~! .eGTa an ths
fuli1A l:i& -rnet lie, PAIN. kArEPT ~E>a&ES. saT
Tacoma Acseili IS3&@i aud DIV "a nts, ryaBecaaz
WIKI tuAtS IL sd truHI ~nc-jtI Aaa taw!tlc1.e
Ieasxs CIV GaS seattle. at = a = a.: \. p
d5Cx. EaCcns, |: 10 - g. Ia. aEriItl = F~.sNIyais
wharf ON gar!*. a. t-Io 2 n re.@--.r-: Leaves
fItvnln.e A. 900 a IA. -Egataa =: $50 y III; AZ
rive 81 seattle : 81 = u
tE4.s.s,~ rEN. >sanpsar
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL
~ improvement district No. 80. for The I'M prove-
Heas Of Rainier stree. under ordinance No, Z $40.
and hearing thereon
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment roll
o. local Improvement district No. 80, for the i'm
pfovrinent of Rainier street, from Main street to
Florence street. under ordinance No. :, 800
hss been reported by the hoard of public
works 10 the city council of the city of Seattle and
j. now on file in the Office of the city clerk, and the
same Is now open Tor public inspection at said
eiice and will remain open for Inspection unit. Fri
das. the lsih day of December. 1892, AT 8 O'Clock
r III. and all persons interested are hereby required
- appear before the city council in JOINT session TO
b. he'd In the council chamber Of the house of dele-
gate In the city hall on Friday, the 10th day of
BeHem ber. lS9@, at = O'Clock p m.. and make OBJ
lection thereto. 1T said time SO fixed the city
Council viii consider any and ali objections made
and VIII make such corrections in said roll as In
deems just. aud will Their deduct the amount of
sucn cost assessed against street crossings (which
shall lie paid from the genera. road fund OF the
eityl, and will then by ordinance approve such roll
and levy aud Assess the amounts thereof against
each parcel ami lot shown in said roll, and declare
TIE same q lien thereon. said matter NAV he adj
tournei 10 a later date II SO ordered BIZ the city
council. GEpRtIE J.
City Clerk Of the City of seattle.
Date Of first publication December /. 1892.
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VI
TT ". RAKER & co. CITY DOCK, FOOT
IL. OF Washington street.
sTEAEER TINE TABLEs.
THE STEAMER MULTSOMAH
Runs on the following time card, daily:
FARE TO TACOMA. SO CENTS
LEAVING ARRIVING.
giymn!a-..-. o:SDs m. !aconnA ...... $3.50 a. m.
Iacona...... l0:1D a n. Seattle. ......l2:eg noon
sesttle-...... 200 p m IA. 800 q. 10.
1scofua..--. $3.50 u m. ioiympiA..... $3.50 p. M.
Connecting with boats for kamilchie and Shell
ton-
City Dock, foo. Of Washington street
L WILEY Master.
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
foRTLANn eEArrGE VANCOUVER
First-cia5s Steel ~:eamship
AND WILMINGTON.
Carrying freight and PASSENGERS, leave every ten
Gays For passenger and freight rates, exact sail
Ing dates, etc, apply to
H. ". BAKER 4 CO. Agents
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ORDINANCE NO. 2,472-AN
" confirming the sale Of bonds for local improve
riHnt district Ne. 80, for the Improvement OF Car
70. 81 set under ord nance No. 2.251.
Whereas, Local i'm pToveTneut bonds. aggrngat-
snx the prtncspst s1m OF ons Thousand and forty
saven dollars ISl.DiII. ordered to De sol by orGi-
street naia. ordinance No -I51. were on No
yanibeF %, 1892, G-ily sold by the city comptroller
In the presence of the civ treasurer ut a premium
efa per cent. above par. 10 Wit. for the sum of one
thousand sixty seTEn and ninety four onc-hun-
dredths dollars 81. on7.9i to Il. keeler, being tile
highest bidder therefor. after thirty days public
proceedings had thereon as provided by The city
charter and ordinance No 1892, as fully appear.
b. the report of the city comptroller made TO the
city council and now on iie: and
Whereas, /. IL proved to the satisfaction Of the
city council that said sale was in every resueet
fairly conducted aud N conformity with laws;
sni
Whereas. Said bonds have been paid for By said
purchaser. aud have been duly executed and de.
iiVeFed; nog, therefore,
He u ordained hy the city Of Seattle a. follows.
SECTION / hat the sale of bonds for local
Improvement district No. 30. for the improve
ment nf carroll street under ordinance 40. 225l,
and the same II hereby con rmet.
SEC =. This ord nance snail take effect aud be
ii approval by The q aver; Otherwise it shall take
el.ecI AZ the time it SHALL become q law Under the
pow itlls OF the citY charter.
Passed by the board of aldermen the Sth day of
December. 1892. and signe i by me in open SO se:oo
In AUTHORIZATION % lis PASSAGE this sth day Of De-
cenlaef, 1857. J. T. SWEENEY,
President Board OF Aldermen.
PASSED. ov The bouse of delegates the sSfn day OF
November, 1892. and signed by me in open session
r. a.1hen'loa,loh Of its passage This 5th day of
President House of DeIegares.
APPROVED 10y me this 9Th day OF December.
Flied By me this 9th day OF December. 1892.
GEORGE J. SLOVENIAN, City Clerk.
Published December 7th. 1892.
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ORDINANCE
u OF South 4.
=. 4. SANDER.
. addition. !,
y slde~ait.g
Y for the sa
'paymensI
fns susn paymegn,
parcels parcels Isnss
under the nn
nsspneernovedAma
nov
lie ted to the board
from Fretsrr1se
the na;nH
d~esc.ibsd
!, the mods a :.
that tn s,asIW
n'sa .
,vement i h -
in the msn-
) and
,rks h..
be na aasound
such sm ma hes
ed sad nIeaoS
lation m IN mNa
ii petIlsana
e CITY coaI@
Council:
lor actua. CO..
81 to be d.
lots aud ~
total assessH
land c~on,sin@
established
ual axS.s--,
for municanas
d conveniero~
rec; ne SO IN.
herefore.
lie as fcuovs.
b stresf ia.
tede-..EnmI@
street IN A ns
3 to The 80. nsn-
walks n
SAID .,Sa- nh
six fess
dwayihmromrl.M
remenr @m
,ntn sir eAW
eets ANA enh
Falk ana
ms ard ~ @
ectinn TGI
ofEca me
hat an - me
q all Ints 80
which $500
p%ropsrtv~ 49, 49,
ii he ma A'N
IN h.s . 80"
orr ao oas
ed fsrhm ~
er
sIa,mamnsn.
ne hanf9g
III h.ya 80
ID a,~.,.-
cal rmn.an ,m-
IA as ssrn
renee - -.
u
Sa;nanca
ns
oveman,&
III IN
ucn tmn,ara
Divided io,o
nc.So..nsS
marayamSes@
urea IN
,ich shali
L. ci,vI shsn
keri.i g..
imn-nra,.aa,
hane m go
s.,a~,zs.
n
ard -.
nmn
r. @
80. mas.
80 nS1u "
isa9
80
~" Oia T
raHp.@a
Ia v vime -
~
E.. -
49,
Ii
[em.sa,.sa.
,nn,,c ~a,Ls
-5 ~s.n -
,haiSsnasH.
arn,ia,aa
v -or,,ina,e.
al ;n.n,aSs
eli
|abp,acT 80
an nn,si 90
~
Ia -
-orhar~isa.
baenma.ss...
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[nent of ~
T ordinance
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|srt ieiss1
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.w-. 81 iss
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tonpecfs With boat for SnohOmish. Councct,
with steamer Bailey Gatzert for Tacoma
Trips daily including Sunday
To take effect Moniay. September ~.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION co
CLAUD TROUP. FRANK ". GoODuUE.
ATeA Secy.
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n~gpTSANCE No. 2,4-3-AS oEDISASCE
u confirming tie sale Of bonds for Local I'm
evversent District 10. 81, fer the Improvement of
ss,sr, street, under ordinance No aga
whereas. Local improvement bonds, aggre2a.-
sne the principal sum OF two thousand tbree hun
ars1 aod fifty dollars ts2.350l. ordered a he sold
lear s;reeg under ordinance 20. 2.214. were On
November 25rh. 1sa., duly sold by the city comp
rreniurl Of one and one-half per cent above pas,
teu!t: Fa- the sum o! twu thousand three hun-
srei eisftyGEe and 25-lae dollars 1S2.3.5. 81. 20
4 Keller. being The highest bidder therefor, after
.sEr.- DAYS pubic ne.Ice thereof given and after
dee saa proper Proceedings had theeon as pro-
y5stes hy the city charter and ordinance No 1874.
Is faiiy aPpears By the repor. OF the city comp
tras.sr mais 20 The CITY council and now On file:
whereas. It is proved to the satisfaction of tie
es.y council that said sale was III every respect
SaIrfy conducted and n conformity with iaw: ana.
Whereas, said noais have been paid for by the
aid purchaser a91 have oeen duly executed and
delivered: now therefore.
Re it ordained by me city Of Seattle a. follows:
SEXTON i. hat the sale of boads fog Iocai I'M
NJ yea.ent District No 81. for the Improvement
II pearl street Under ordnance 20 2.T4. rs re-
rEssa il the preamble 10 this ordinance. be and the
same is hereby confirmed.
SC. 2. Ibis ordinance shall take effect and
he In force rom and after its passage and approval,
Espprov.d by the mayor; otherwise 1t shall take
errsE n the time IL Ii all become q law under the
rrovlsions of TIE city charter.
rassed hy the board OF alderruen the 5th day Of
pecenlhsr. 1892, and signed by me I'm open ses-
sian IN ass'hentlcaston o. It's passage this 3th day
President; Board of Aldermen
Passed by the house % delegates the 2Sth day Of
November. 1892. AMI signed ry me ia open session
n authorization OF is passage this 9th day OF
December, Ie5z- j. - kL0EBEf.
President II ouse of Delegates.
Approved y me this 9th day of december, 1892.
j. r.. RONALD, Mayor.
Filed b. me this 9th day OF December, 1892.
GEORGE ]. SLOVENIAN. CITY C.erx.
Published December z. 1891
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MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE
Today's Quotations.

The following wholesale quotations are the
prices paid by iobbers to the producers for pro.
duce delivered in Seattle:
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7 ACONSER ROUTE.


Isavss city Dock, seattle. taly except satr-.
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U. 5. east of Rockies.
Atioat on ocean-UD;ted
Anoas on ~Ocean-Conti.
mental Europe.-.......
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City Clerk
1899.
RDINANcE
in points On
reefs in the
Lake Unlnn
as follows:
fid the saisl9
ng points On
|treets. In tbs
Lake Union,
,f Broadway
Ef Broadway
bf Broadway
Of Broadway
Of broadway
Of Broadway
ef Broadway
of Brooklyn
of Brooklyn
of Brooklyn
summit
summit ana
summit and
ucandescens
! shall Gauss
nd operated
Get lighting
effect and
and ap-
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come q faS
I.
e Sit dava
pen session
stn day OF
sENEi.
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a sFsu ss
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r, Isa
|Itv Clerk
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sa6RTHE8@
PACIFIC R.R-

Pullman Sleeping Cars. Elegant Dss Coaches
and finest Palace Dining Cars between seattle, 81
Pacl ana Chicago without change. Connections
1or all points IN the United States and Canada
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"a;
nsas OF ~
r ordinance
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The following are the PRICES paid by dealers
for round lots delivered at the wharf. or the
iobbing rates quoted by wholesale dealers:
sUGAR-{Jobbing)-Goldcu "t' in bhi. nar
h. 47sc; ID" in bhls or SACKS. SIC; extra d.
in hDl, per ID, SC; dry granula.ed. in Dbl, per II.
sac. In kegs each OF the above at &c advance
= prices nuCfet
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Of TIE
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n s@.
/ IN EsSs
sons asSc
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"a iorM I'm.
cal Improve.
pa di4trict il
renee to said
provement, q
charter a
rdinance No.
nd the prop
ovement dis
I'd to be and
UGH improve
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he 5th dav d
open session
$ 9th day Of
/ Aldermen
le 18th day Il
omen session
18th day u
LOEB r.
/ Delegates
# December,
LID. Mayor.
.ar. lsg1
City Clerk
1899.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-03-11
A Mob of Memphis Citizens Take the
Law Into Their Own
Hands.
They Break Into Jail and Make
Short Work of Three Negro
Rioters.
Leading Negroes Advise Their Breth.
ren Not to Make Further
Trouble.
A Trio Lynched.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 9.-At
o'clock a. M, mob of about seventy-fiye
armed citizens surrounded the jail and
compelled Jailer Donnell to give up the
keys to the cells where the negro rioters
were confined. After securing the keys
the mob made a rush for the cells and
placing ropes around the necks of Tom
Moss, Will Stuart and Cal Mcdowell
and. hurried them from the Jail and
across the railroad track. In less than
ten seconds over seventy-fve rifle shots
rang out. The negroes fell, dying almost
instantly.
Later-The city Is in a perfect furorr
OF excitement as result of the lynchine
OF the three negroes. Five thousand
negroes are assembled near the iail.
where the bodies of the mob's victims
lie. A posse of 100 men armed with
Wlnchesters and Marlin rifles are
gathered in the sheriff's office. Leading
Negroes are appealing to their black
friends to go to their homes and remain
quiet. There may be further trouble, as
it is reported that another effort will be
made to lynch Hugh Shields, alias
Shanks.