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Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

We are pleased to announce that
French & Garrett, our enterprising
druggists have secured the agency
for the japanese Pile Cure; a most
wonderful discovery for the Cure of
Piles of every kind, which they will
sell with a written guarantee to re-
fund the money if it does not cure.
Il is said to be a specific for that ter
rible and dangerous disease. Get a
free sample and try it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

THERE is no question but that
the tax payers Of Mexico are in fla
vor of light. 1t may be an open
question as to whether it should be
furnished by the local company or
whether the city should own its own
plant, but one thing is sure, we
should continue the light until some
thing definite is agreed upon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

Henry Watterson, in the Louis
vile Courier-Journal, says: "The
Democrats lost Indianapolis at the
election Tuesday. Though
the issues in this instance were To-
cal, Democrats may as well begin
to accustom themselves to defeats
unless they pass the Repeal Bill
through the Senate"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19
Miss Nellie HOPKINS. daughter

Miss Nellie Hopkins, daughter of
R. P. Hopkins, one of Mexico's
most prominent real estate men,
will be married to Charles Harrison,
son of w. d. Harrison, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents, We'd
nesday, Oct. 25. Miss Nellie is one
OF Mexico's most popular young
ladies, while Mr.. Harrison is a sue
cessful young farmer and stock
raiser, and belongs to one of Au-
drains most worthy and substantial
families. The LEDGER extends con-
ordinations in advance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

The debate in the Senate is get
ting bitter and acrimonious. 1t
does look to US as though the matter
should be submitted to vote with
out any display Of bad feeling among
Democrats.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

Y. 2. whitley, of Audrain Coun-
ty, is local editor OF the Csatrdl Coz
legian, a college paper published by
the students of Central College at
Fayette, Mo. The CoNegian is one
OF the best edited college papers in
the State and we are glad to know is
being literally patronized.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19
Silver Legislation I'm Effect.

To the Kansas City Times.
RESERVE, Kan, Oct. 14.-Please
inform US, in case of unconditional
repeal of the purchase clause of
the Sherman act, what silver legis-
lation will be in effect. Please
oblige readers of the Times.
a.. E. w. PARKER.
J. M. CECIL.
There will be left in effect those
parts of the acts OF 1884 and 1887
which established the ratio between
gold and silver coin, and the weight
and %fineness Of the coins, which
provisions were re-enacted in 1878
by the Bland-Allison act. Also the
act of 1858, which fixed the stand
ard weight and fneness for sub
sidiary silver coins of less denom-
ination than one dollar. Also the
act of January, 1875, which provid-
ed for the redemption of all frac-
tional currency with subsidiary sill
yer coin. Also the act of 1876,
which authorizes the Secretary of
the Treasury at any time to buy
bullion and have it coined into
subsidiary silver coin to an amount
that shall keep the total of such
coin to an aggregate not exceeding
$50, 000, 900 at any time. Also the
act of 1879, providing for
the issue of silver certificates and
raising the limit of legal tender for
subsidiary silver coins (half dol
lars, quarters, dimes, etc., to $40
in any one payment, and providing
for the redemption by the govern
meni in full legal tender money.
And finally, the repeal bill now
before Congress leaves in force all
the provisions of the Sherman law,
except the purchasing clause, COM
polling the purchase of silver bul-
lion.
Silver dollars, under the Sherman
act, as well as the Bland Allison
act, were made full legal tender
for all debts OF any amount, and
are made receivable for customs,
taxes and all public dues. The
act also authorized the
to coin the silver in the
Treasury and redeem the treasury
notes Herewith; it also declared
the policy Of the United States to
be for the maintenance of the parity
of the two metals, gold and silver.
All these features of the law viii be
eft in full forcesand effect by the
present repeal bill, and not one dol
ar of our great volume of silver coin
will be demonetized, but will be left
ull legal tender. The repeal bill i
imply proposes to stop increasing /,
'ur stock of bullion, that is all. L
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19
Administrator xssis.

Notice is hereby given thaI (
of administration upon the -
r.. t. Brown, deceased, hnn
granted the undersigned ~ ~
bate Court of Audrain coung
souri,, bearing date Septembua
All persons having claim
said estate are requested ~
them for allowance to the edns
tor within one year after datedl
ing letters, or they may Be pfe
from any benefit of such estsl4 :
such claims be not e1hib5tA =
two years from the date th4 !
forever barred. J.EJEN
26-4-t. Admins
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19
same.

C. C. DAVIS is working twenty
two men in his coal shaft and taking
out about 1 900 bushels of coal a day.
The prospect is that in the course of
a few days, when he gets the other
shaft open, the output will at least be
dnuhla5
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

We r glad to announce to our
friends and the public that our fall
and winter stock is full and COM
plete. We are now ready to show
the handsomest line. of general dry
goods, notions, cloaks, carpets, cur
tains, rugs and underwear to be
found in Mexico; we had our entire
stock cut down so low that now our
stock is fresh and new. We ask YOU
to inspect our great display of fresh
and new merchandise.
DIT wit Famous
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

Hon. j. M. Barker is home from
st. Louis, where he went on legal
business. He won the case of
Wharf vs.. the contractors of the
Grand Avenue High School Build
ing in st. Louis and secured a $500
fee. Mr.. Barker was attorney for
the plaintiff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19
Administrator HIS

ACm1nlstratoI aV&j
Notice is hereby given ~
of administration upon the
Henrietta Miller, deceased -
granted the undersigned ~
bate Court of Audrain Goaz
souri,, bearing date Eeptene9s
All persons having cla.n1 !!
said estate are requisites ~
them for allowance to thel
tor within one year after daees
ing letters, or they may D.
from any benefit of such en-
such claims be not exhlblf2
two years from the date NJ
forever barred.
A. ZTMMEkAAs
26-4-t. Admlnnm
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

In the daily and weekly LEDGER
will be found the advertisement of
Bernhardt Bros, who are selling
their stock of clothing out at auction.
This is a fine opening for bargains.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

DR.. G. A. Rothwell, after a visit
to the Worlds Fair and Niagara
Falls, has arrived in New York City
where he will take q thorough post
graduate course in medicine and
surgery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

Rev. Sapp is contemplating a
special series of meetings at his
church in this city, beginning
about the first of November. Able
pastors have been secured to assist
in the work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

The Henry Countya Democrat,
published at Clinton, Mo-, has been
sold to Whitaker & Son, of Kansas
City, who will take control at once.
The Democrat has been edited and
published for years by the Lingle
brothers and is one of the most in
fuential Democratic papers in the
west
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

J. G. TRIMBLE, of Mexico, has
been appointed by the Worshipful
Master of the Grand Lodge of Ma
sons of Missouri, Deputy Grand
Master of the 9th district OF Mis-,
souri,. Mr.. Trimble is one of Mis-
souri's brightest Masons and his APP
pointment to this most important
office will meet with the hearty ap-
proYal OF the craft.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

WANTED-Reliable men to sell
our choice and hardy Nursery Stock,
and Seed Potatoes, full and com.
piete line. Many varieties can ONLY
be obtained through u.s.. Commis-
sion or salary paid weekly, and
promptly. Exclusive and choice Of
territory given. Don't delay, write
at once for terms.
ALLEN NURSERY Co., Rochester,
N. Y. 2l.w.00t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

ATleast one thousand persons from
Audrain county have attended the
Worlds Fair at an average cost of
$50 each, making a total of $780,
600. OF course this money has
gone out of circulation in this coun-
ty. At the same time, if only those
went who could afford it, it was
money we'll spent. All who had the
money to spare without robbing
their creditors or their families made
no mistake in attending the Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19
Constable 1T. Bunton has bouph,

Constable Ut. Bunton has bought
the stallion West Pedro by Dom
Pedro, the sire of G. B., Tornado,
Marshall Maid and other we'll known
fast trotters. West Pedro is quite
speedy and is a smooth, upheaded,
fine looking animal. He is as we'll
bred on his dams side as on his
sire's and has all the elements of a
trotter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19
Notice 10 credi.o,.

notice L. hereby given that I. a. "a.
Lays Of November, 1888. at the su fsea
sour, between 5 stsbR s yo In Mexico; Mis-
:. m. and 5 o'clock o. M. ON sa;d I dssa
mapds and adjust and allow de.
signor' gam the estate of my as.
4e- Assignee Of A. p. Gentry
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19
Lfve stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 17.-No heavy
export steers were offered and most
of the shipping cattle consisted of
light weights. Shipping and export
steers sold at 81. 6Oa$5. Dressed
beef, butcher and light shipping
steers went at $3as4.9 O Several
punches of feeders at 81. S5as3. 40.
Stockers ranged from 81. 40 to 50. 40.
Cows sold at $1.25a$3. 40. Some
heifers went at 1 .9Oa$3 .55. Calves
sold by the head at So. 5Oa$5.7 rs,
and by the ewt. at 81. 25a$5. Bulls
went at SLASH rs. Some oxen were
sold at $2.95. Mich COWS sold at
$13a$30 per head. Springers went
at 81. ~ 4 asa. 65.
HoGs-Butcher hogs sold at Sc. 55
ass .65; coarse to good packers went
at $6a$6.5O. The best of the light
grades went at Sc. 60a$6. IS. Most
of the mixed hogs ranged from
1856 to $500. The common end
of the market sold at $5a$5. so. The
close was loc lower than Monday.
THE CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-Business NOV
ed very slowly, and only a few sales
of native cattle were made. Good
1129-pound Kansas steers sold at
$3.50, and some extra nice fat
1O76 pound steers sold at 81. 10,
while plenty of 14O0-pound cattle
sold nearly 81 lower than that.
Hoas-Mixed hogs sold largely
at Sc. 30a$6.55 with inferior down
to $6.10 and fancy up to $6.75.
The range of prices for heavy hogs
was So. as6 ,55, with butchers at
$6 60a$6.6 5; rough heavy packers
at $6s$6.25, and the bulk of the
heavy hogs at Sc 2Oa$6. 40. Light
sold at Sc. 10a$6. 80.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

Urban Weimer and wife are home
from an extended visit to the
Worlds Fair. Mr.. Weimer was de.
lighted with his visit and says that
he is sure no person who has good
eyes and good ears can make a mis-
take in seeing and hearing what they
have on exhibition at Chicago dur
ing the Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

DEMOCRATS should not fall out
among themselves. When they
want to abuse anybody they should
take it out on the other fellow. We
feel confident that eventually the
wisest and best council in reference
to all kinds of legislation will pre-.
vail and that the final result will be
for the best interests not only of the
party but of the entire country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19
As,ignse's Notice to Creditors.

All persons having claims or debts
against W. b. Scott, assignor, are here
by notified that I. John nj. Barker,
assignee Of said w. B. Scott, will, on
Thursday; the 18th day of November.
1888, and for two consecutive DAYS
thereafter. between the hours of "a
no. ana D p. m. of each of said days, at
d law office of said Barker on the
south side of the Public squarein Mex
leo, Missouri, allow, adjust, or pass
upon all claims presented to me for
allowance, when and where you NAV
attend If you see cause,
JOHN NJ. BARKER.
Zy-at. Assignee of W. B. Scott.
Thursday, October 10. 1903
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

Mr.. Hugh Wilson brought to
this office samples of corn raised by
G. F. Cook and S. C. Cunningham,
OF Williamsburg, Galloway county,
Mo. The samples indicate that
corn raised in that section of the
country is far above the average.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

DIR. Toalson went to Columbia to-
day. The Doctor asked us to state.
for the benefit of his patients, that
he will be in Columbia every Wed.
nesday. He lectures 10 the medical
school on operative
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19
East Side of the Public Square.

Cross & Barnett have purchased
Boatman's dairy. Both of these
gentlemen are well known to the
public and we are sure they will re-
ceive their share of patronage. The
business will be kept up to its pres
ent standard and the wants of the
customers of this firm will be care
fully looked after.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

THE business men of Mexico do
not believe in allowingthe strlngency
in the money market to interfere
with their carrying full and complete
lines of goods and advertising the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

c. F. Kelly, formerly of the firm
of Dyke Il Kelly. plumbers of this
city, has returned from an extended
trip through southwest Missouri.
says he finds no place be likes
better than Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

The Mutual Insurance Company
of this city has made a good start,
and promises to be a most flourish
ing institution.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19
The Louisville (KY.l Couriej

The Louisville (Ky.) Courier
Journal editorially says: "Young
Mr.. Bryan, of Nebraska, may have,
as reported, left the Democratic par
ty because the Democrats of his
state refused to follow him in leav-
ing the financial plank of the Demo-
cratic platform, but we have seen
no notice of his resigning his seat
in Congress to which he was elected
as a Democrat, by Democratic votes,
and On the Democratic platform"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

THE Senate of the United States
we believe is the only body in exis-
tence where the majority does not
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

All diseases of the skin cured, and
lost complexion restored by John
sons Oriental Soap. Sold at French
& CARROTS,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

INTEREST is increasing in both the
~protracted meetings being held IN
this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

The interest manifested in the
protrscted meetings being held IN
Mexico is on the increase.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19
THURSDAY, OCT. 10, 1898.

The Fayette Advertiser is As years
old and one of our most valued ex-
changes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

The American Express Company
is short 500, 600 in currency. The
money disappeared en- route be.
tween New York and New Orleans.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19
DON'T SIT IDLE
< EEP PUSHING!

Keep ~pushingl IT'S wiser than sitting a 3 tide.
And signing and watching and waiting the nae'
Tn life,s earnest battle they only prevail
Who daily march onward and meier say fal.
We have marched to the tune Of Hard Times ana sns
stock at Rock Bottom Prices and will dish it out 70 you a De ."
Rock, Come and see us and let us show you How cneap :
sell you Good Goods at shoddy Prices. LOOK a'0ur ~ 80
~ Tr;mminos stanle and Fancy Goods, Notions and Hosiery,
and save your soles by buying of us your Boots and Shoes. we
handle the Best and will make you Lower Prices than anyooay'
Our line of School Shoes is very large and complete In all gfaoes'
Clothing. You would think We had visited a fire ana gov u
goods for nothing when you get our prices. Hats ana caps IL
great variety. Groceriesl We are selling too many ana oone
care to say anything about them. Yours For Trade
Turner, Jackson Co.,
Eaat Sida Of tina Public Square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

Ladies underwear, hosiery, cor
sets, handkerchiefs, zephyrs and
yarns at Blum's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19

The Daughters Of the Confederacy
Will soon give a grand ball at the
Merchants Exchange in st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19
YEAR 1eoa
Tax COl)Ga1|
NoTIcE

Notice is hereby given TIA,
Book of Audrain County ia "a
1888 Is now in my hands-l
collection.
I will meet the tax p.p~
following named places on a..
below:
cUIvRE TOWNsHp
At Grange Hall, Tuesd.,
At Farher, Tuesday. Nov "a
AT Vandalia, Tuesday snae
day, December IL and is. -
PRAIRIE TowNsHp
At Laddonia, "Wednesday
LoUTRE TowNsHp
At Martinsbug ,Wednesd,sx.
WILSON TowNsHp
At Rowena, Tuesday, Nsvas
SAILING ToWNsHB
At Friendship. Wednesd.,x
AT Sturgeon, Tuesday, ~
AT Centralia, "Wednesday, ns
The law will be strictly M
with respect to delinquenda
I J. e. I'M,
Collector Revenue Audnire
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19
PUBLIC SALE!
On Tuesday, October "a.

l VII! sell at public sale on the Cliff:
BLACK farm, 4 miles southwest of MeY.
leo, miles northeast of Thompson and
I mile west of Maple Grove school
house, ON Tuesday, October "a. 1sss
the following described personal pron,
erty, to-wit: p''p-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19
Two hundred head of
sheep, some of the best
ewes ever offered In Au.
Drain county and some
nrst-class Merino rau.

on sev ven head of horses, consisting o,
mare safe for woman or child one
Ir rotnontory colt, one fine Squirrel AZ
* TWO years old, one Cleveland par,
MY, TWO years old, one MiIler,s Mnny
fose a-year-oid colt, one mule colt
twenty-five head of cattle. con.,at
an. u z-year-old steers, ten wear.
steers, eight cows and two YEAR
ha To1ty mead of stock hogs. one aooG
p1aa Jersey COW, ightstands bess ~
n.hoer, . part ofmy farm imnia9
1n.s ana many other articles
ssIa iii maae known on day of sale
eaie Will begin at 10 O'clock A'
JAS. 7. JOHNSON. Auctioneers
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-10-19
POLANDC CHIN
FOR SALE
Pigs Of B0f 1

Also a few gifts due b hm|
October. These pigs are Of In
vidual merit and from registmi5
from the best pens in nlinois nd
souri,. They will be sold It EA
suit the times. 26-3-m.
r.. " Berre3
Thompson EhHr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-06
Mra- W. J. Tiopeuce.

Ia vas indeed pleasure 10 witness the
performance at the new Seattle theater
last night Of that sterling and qualified
actress. Mrs. W. J. Florence. II will he
remembered that some few years ago Mrs.
Florence retired from the stage. bu; owing
Il. ,he demands of her many friend. and
admirers which were placed before her so
strongly. she eonld not refuse to act again
As special favor she ~as asked TO make
her temperance in the role o. Mrs. Gen.
C4l;lary 10 The Mighty Dollar" The
charm 81 vi: and huEnoT as displayed by
Mrs Florence in the role Of that merry
widow. Mrs. Gen. Cutlery. - distinctly a
e&cs;soa Of her own and at present she
pays the ;Ns.i With As much fervos as she
formerly dad and infgscs into /; tha,
sfseesai sort Of high comedy tina, has maize
her name famous as a sNntue!i-nar In
tar comedy OF The Mighty Dollar" Mrs
Floreace displays handsome wardrobe Of
elegant and elaborate drvsses from. the de-
sign OF the great Felix II Paris. She 4.
sarcoFsr4 by strong company and falr
aired audience last night VAS more than
Pleased wish she rlsy. The engagement.
closes tonight
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PERSONAL.

G. D. Gustin, Of North Bend. 10 at the Diller.
A. b Irwin. Of spokane. u . guest Of tn,
Rainier.
J. Wilson. OF victoria. 10 stopping at tn,
Arlington.
Mr. C. 7. Tyler returned last night from I
business trip TO Boston.
Thomas Maloney, OF Port Angsles registered
yesterday at the Arlington.
Special Deputy Collector r. c. Calhoun, Of
Port Townsend, vas In the city yesterday.
J. H. q Bartholomew. Of the La Conner Eiec
trio Light Company, 10 on the Dilier register
Morgan Morgans. superintendent of the Ore
gon Improvement Company's mines at Black
Damon !, 10 ct the Diller.
E. A. Bridgman and Robert Sutherland. OF the
Posr-ISTELLIGRNcERc omp0 Ing rooms, left last
night for Chicago and Q tour OF the East
Miss Aspland and the two Misses Lang. of En-
gland, are guests OF tbs Rainier They are
tourists aud are on their way to Victoria, where
they will visit friendaL
Edward lie May. prominent hop merchant oil
London, England, who has been In the Sound
country for . couple OF weeks In connection
with his line OF business, IL stopping at the
Rainier.
Robert Blei, OF Portland, IL stopping at the
Arlington. He 10 the manager of the Anhcuser-
Bush garden in Portland. and will run similar
place in this city. having Just completed the
purchase OF the Tivoli Concert Hall under the
Butler block
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MARINE NE W >.

TAfoosa, June 6-5 p. m.-Cloudy; fresh
southwest wind. Passed Instr George E.
Starr. tug Sea Lion. ut 3 ?. M; str Mexico. at
$50 p. N.
EEAH BAY. June SIS p. m..-Cloudy: fresh
CLALLAM BAY, June A-S p m.-Cioudy;
fresh west wind.
PYsHr, June 5-sp m.-Partiy cloudy: brisk
west wind.
PoKr CREscENr. June SIS p m.-Ciear;
fresh west wind.
Poxr ANGELES, June SIS p. m.-Clear;
brisk southwest wind. Str George Z. Starr
passed up al 4:35 y m.
PoRr TowNsESp, June $50 sail tomorrow
Sh Commodore Nanaimo. for San Pedro; Ger
BIZ Late. for West coast
VANCOUVER, B. c., June h-The Empress Of
India saited To-Day for the Orient with forty
saloon passengers. ten Ctngs csc returning from
the Worlds fair. seventy Chinese and . full
cargo. The next Empress steamer due 10 ex-
pected to break tho record. - sho has tho frat
shipment Of this seasons teas for this port
SAN Francisco. june a-Arrived-Bk Mich
olas Thaycr. from Karlkuk: bk Topgalant. from
Port Blakeley. Departed-Str State OF Califor-
mia, for Portland.
SOUTHAMPTON, June a-Arrived-Trave. from
New York.
QuEExsrowx. June -Arrived-Lord Cough.
from Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June A-Afriveo-Lofo Cnvo.
from Liverpool.
NAPLKs, June a-Arrived-Wessr, from New
York.
BosroS, June a-Arrived-Bothnia from Lv.
crp1oi.
BALr,xosx, Juae 5-Arriyed-we!mar, from
Brcmen.
New YORK. Jrne a-Arsived-Berlin. from
Southampton: Spain. from London.
IoNpoN, June Observation-Disclosures, from
New York: Blemerhaveu, from New York:
parmstadt, from Baltimore; Chicago, from New
York; Chester. from New York.
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Trcabls on BOARD the McNsar to BE
Heard Later.
Captain c. F. Swan. Of the bark McNear,
had his preliminary examination yester-
day before United States Commissioners
Spriggs. on the charge Of assault with
deadly weapon preferred against himby his
crew, who deserted the vessel the other
day. Only four Of the seamen were ex-
amined, and the substance Of their testi-
mony was that on the way up to Port
Townsend the captain was crazy drunk,
and as he had . erudge against Seamen
Fields and Fay he threatened to do them
up. brandishing big butcher knife and
pursuing them about the ship; also that
while all the men were aloft on the
yards he fired his revolver twice IN the
air. and ~ near as they could tell. in their
direction.
The captain himself testified that he
was not drunk, that he had no knife at all.
and that he fired off his revolver to cele-
brate the City of Seattle's coming of the
spit at Aarrowstone point. where she had
struck . few DAYS before. The second
mate and the carpenter testified that they
had not seen the captain draw knife or
pursue the men or tire the shots. Com
missioner Spriggs. however, held Captain
Swan to appear before the United States
grand jury in $500 bonds, which were
promptly furnished. The case was prose-
cuted on behalf of the seamen by r. p.
Carroll and the captain was represented
by Gorhan e. Gorham.
On the return OF United States District
Attorney Brinker from Tacoma last night,
a bond was also furnished for the release
of the McNear on bond to secure the iibels
of the seamen, as she is loaded and ready
to sail, he having engaged new crew to
take the places of the deserters.