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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ATcuIsON. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE-

RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ATCHIsON. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE ,so,
Eg%oc. & T 81 siv .e.5 1I5 .c.9i ~; s
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO. ec,
SG%'; E ss4iss . .s55S . 'lii9
BROOKLYN ELEVATED. 50
S FIR a: e % Il s ,5 5155594
II''I CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN ",
Se@o,r q TIlei July 81! iSS .7 LA s%,
CANADIAN PACIFIC
Fs ~. T e s %! ~ q . IsSS5 5s5SS
'"''' cmlt AGO AND WESTERN MIcHiGAH.
FIN F?@'; s:.s s' "i s2: s asi::ss s 5;
GRAND TRUNK or CANADA an.
f Fs%';' z: 5 :aes s5 So
KANAwHA AND MICnlGAN.
Fee; vs.; s % G. 81 ,:s5 r$
LONG ISLAND. ,o0
S:@';' E %5' 8: q i5 sssij
81 JOSEPH AND GRAND ISLAND.
Es9';' %i' :;sIS 53s5
/.
lbranch LincsJ
S%@>; @;a Ti ss rs SO ~ .s;4:
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK.
sa@ s5a :55s 1895: s@j5f 5 5S5S
CLEVELAND AND MARIETTA
Fsar% rscF , 3 l 30 ns Sc! 4 5c159
,oLrMprs SHAWNEE AHD HOOKING.
Ss"H;' < E, ;as : ssG ;;
DETROIT GRAND HAVEN AND MILWAUKEE.
FO"T1 vccs $. 80 :9 Sc cs; Sc SIC 9 9s
DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE AND ATLANTIC
SsT$' e e. 8 80 5s g
''i rlsT IFSNIssrE. vinGIxIA AND GEORGIA.
Ss"$': e ~. s,,s, s.: .: 81 81
''' rl;LANGEK SYSTEM.
s% WEEK. a5 . sass s ' . :Ss
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA
}s; .5s ,ss.5 , s%3f 1890 ;2 %
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON.
N oHl,S wt o. i IN June. s2si79 s92oi
Jan. / to June 3d.. ''o'"o ''''"''
TOLEDO. PEORIA AND WESTERN.
fcS n In a. IS i e. SO s issf3
CENTRAL PACIFIC.
c,S Mont" 1srS nj Nay seso ~ 500 si24ce!
Set earning. ........ s63I1es s5op1si e5IO4cs
Gr5s caG'as: AZ sl7sss; 'scS ' a5s3s
w., ,o- month. s2.co7. 80 s2Io7 sso 4lo39s33
CnEsApEAKE AND ONO sOrrnwEsrEGN.
Nonth NJ My
5 5s::.:: 4 .;:::: s4as e 1914; i
Ne, earning. ......... saa.aoo 3i5s5s si7,i,2
St.: $as 500 a:s 81 ' 5ssS 'assi
Ne, for :, months. s2.5758 s9s3Osi s9i7,74s
CHICAGO AND WEST MICHIGAN.
S ,s:, s.9 2, el.o4 - eeo =
Operating expense. 9il73 ii,lo' l33.2al
Not corning. ...... sio2i5 si555s sn.fol
sa %os e; 90 sGs ecu! ~ 75 5ia
r,.; .,,. Iis4 iGs 'ss 'Is's,
suplu. for mond.. $3.50 ssooai 's.ol''
Deficit
DETROIT LANSING AID NORTHERN.
Month ~ My - On, ooo
, ,S@.s .,f s5 "'' 50, ~ 81 sail So ro
operating cNpc,,c'..... lilo 1880 stic,
Net .,tnrg, ..... 5stsn sIoesi 1881
5;s,s: sjS.n ' s1o5 ' si $3.50
~, Y. ' HI 55s i ss5; 81 i Sc
Deficit for . months. ,li.5a .as.o9o $3.50
UNION PACIFIC.
whole Sv-;om)
x 'ro Gar % 81 r,fes 80 oo6i .'i 80
1nor,,ng ,.u.tArs. $50 O1' 2.inJiiN |
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SS;TONNlNCTON LINE.

INSIDE EQITE TO .VsTTNN I w DIN G UT
sound 10 o. to NkRRAGAN>trT PIER AND WAjNH
I'LL Sew -t,,l ,t,nmu, MAINE and NEW-HAMP
-; 4, 50 T. NJ. daily including sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17
ctal GO COS IS CPS o9i ss.0i9. 0s9 Inc. sess.5;'
THE WEEK IN WALL STREET.

The stock market last week demonstrated that
financial necessities rather than the merits OF
lTlread properties still govern the course OF values
me total transactions for. the week anonntci
70 10000 shares against 42,.649 shares in the
revious short week, and 79ol3G shares IN the
corresponding week of 1892. Values were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17

Totl 4i co.'s 81 0Gs 443 s55l4 as Dee. sl53,mS 81
=, Fourth week Ia Ju""- .. an
u companies 600 o. 90 10 &c Inc. s-G7 10 10
u comp lncs.... 027.iT7 745 SO Doe. 2I.i 81 W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17

The bank exchanges of the NcwYork Clearing
Uonso and the stocks sold az the New-lork Stock
Exchange last week and for the week 0; the
preceding TWO years compare as follows
July Is. 81. July l6, '92. July ~ 80
Exchanges ~ s54s 7O5 so sGO1 ,5so no 1901 Oi3ZO5
$40, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17

Total ba'ence Sl39, 5iS, SOS
Les, 500 o0O, 600
legal tender re-
serve ........ 100 ,OO', UOU
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

First week in july 1892 1898. DIGcr'lc, s y. e.,
~ comIan'e. 50 Gsi % go Gs7 Inc. : - o. .,
q comp mics. o.7 AIS 3.oSj75s pee OF. ~ 10"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-17

szcA sssss Eks1 ske .zRsa wxs aea- Esssocs
sEsz stss9oa q. tie eastern sase - TIA tsscsfs,
sa1 v&s rEsztnE nsxrsT tAtFty E-As@s a.
hear. a. csc of sAs Es-aGls fA4n<s.
krslsh's c9mp3zs1a wAs EGsc12s1 T7Ea
hls aa5 ssx&z 20 t5s elosei szHsss
wrists wsys hxa1saEss. AID 10 cas- f-sssasd 81
his s.seEzpsGax 70 es1z pc J4s. a. TIE gsaFz
wxz eoEgrx back wssn tAs stser rasn- hcwsser.
sziEa rose 70 as tess s-1 s@ros1ng ass hzaa1s
toxsths- cxsr ia h@a1. as etTs7 1es1 sFss
tAroagh tas car x1azox, ex-rElsg ous fGs Sszs
Ct gzs<
As scoa 40 tia srs. surprise vss eTsr soEas
ore pails6 TIE 7ags eDrd &E9 Tia Ezsz a. Asss
wss nrGaxaf 70 s.4a1sri4l ts-ea EzIass turner
On Mcguire seat ssex webster szd kearasy
70 Sgrs1s tEs fugitive Hebsssr i-aex@1 bin
seven Zslss ever ro1ga country AnG'
e5zniag % tia ho2se - contractor
named Aassr.oa, discovered f2si Els
snsr bad A~sn tssrs ahead OF hisa-
lie hat sEc1eaiy srpezrsd before Mrs. Aaasr-
soa. WHO wa sISzs, ss1 lad attempted 70 tes-
forsEs esr into giving AiEs sssssssnes. s1e as
o. q Es-ent rzat<rsal, however, and sa&tehirx
Up a revolver Sas pgs him % Eigat Eaco1r-
aged By this rsws Webster ksps On and overlook
ana captured saith sooH; tEres-foariss OF
nssas beyond AS1ersonts house He toos tie
pfisoasr back 20 the rsisross. sfoppsag On tie
vsY at Aa9srscz's where xrs. Anderson bound
pp srzsths hxrds. sAseh wc-s bsaly cut 81 tie
Windows glass Thea &c boaries ;5s perf tran
sn9 cans To Tscof12 with smith. whom be
turned over 70 tie rfts1 states marshal.
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Highest Of an in Leaveniag Powe-La.es u Govt Report
RH!a!:!!!! B Bsxdsz
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

and biEo:ed spirit is invoked among Demo
Gratis. especially those from the South. the
Old stronghold OF knownothingism, it
generally succeeds against the Irish
American Democrat. You say that Dr.
Sweeney vii. undoubtedly be drum med
out OF the Democratic camp / sin
eerely hope 50. he should never have
been found IN IL. Being, as hs
il, a fine gentleman and an excellent citi-
zen, We will cordially welcome him into
the Republican party. where his IRISH
name Will prove no disadvantage TO him.
In the meantime your knosnothing at
tack upon him Is worth q thousand men 20
the Republican party IN Seattle, as you
viii ind out next year; for the men Of
Irish descent and Irish birth are pretty
numerous in this city. ard theT are not
ashamed OF Limerick that Irish Their
mopy e. which Is the most venerated
shrine OF courage ana patriotism IN the
whole island. Remember l. merck 7 Mss
the inspiring battle-cry with which the
Irish brigade won immortal renown on the
held OF Fontenoy and routed the solid
British phalanx. Their kindred in Seattle.
with whom DR.. Sweeney is deservediy
popular. viii remember Limerick hereafter
when they cast their ballots, and the result
viii be as disastrous TO the Democrats as
the Irish brigade's remembrance Mas TO
the reo-coats at Fontenoy.
John ARTHCRn
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Leesare on Electricity.

tree illustrated lecture on Modern Views
Of Electricity" will Re delivered OF Wednesday
evening al Plyraogth Cong irrational church,
corner OF Third and Unsvsrssiy streets, ~ the
reIisnsEn electrician. Lao Daft After retro
spScs Of slsetrieal progress - VIII discuss tae
question, "Hhas ]. Eiectr.eityT" thea discuss
max1efism ard MAKE experiments showing
bEes OF force. axiai magnetism and magnetic
induction. experiments with tbs giant cleo
trsc magnet. exhibi; tie bridge OF spikes,
Ia which he uses magnet capable
Of sustaining five to7s. and perma1et
sersBz e.sctrie magnets Under the head OF
Induction BE- viii tel about transformers. In
dueiIon coils ana the probable future light, and
maze experiments with con3ensers and GeIs.ler
"a bes sad show Teslarisn effects. Then come
Tie subjects God and silver ss Fuel" "wster
as an Explosive" "a Transparent Human
Face" 'E4sibls Circulation" He viii elose
vita iogg into the future Of electricity and
discuss 'Ths song OF tie cagbons" Admission
IL free and al are invited.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-17
MAIL CONTRACTS LET.
The Neah Bay Route and the Island
Route Go 40 New Contractors.

Private kilograms received here yesterday
conveyed information OF the letting OF Goa.
tracis on two mall routes on the sound grea,
many steam boat owners and Others bid on these
routes, and all are anxious to hear The result OF
the competition. The kilograms received yes-
tsrday stated that the New whatcom route
commonly known as tie isisnd route, between
Port Iovnssnd and whatsom, had been let 10
Mr. Coiigrove, OF seattle. The mail aa thls
ronts is now carried by ihe steamer EysugeI
The Telegram also stated thai the keah gay
route. from Port Townsend to Mean Bay. now
carried By the Hastings Steamboat Company.
hal been secured by Capt Smith. OF Portland.
The new contracts 20 into effect next July
and continue for four years A new rule hs.
been adopted By the department this year.
which 10 that the one who carries the mall shall
receive the contract price. Heresosore cortrac-
scFs have been abe to sublet routes a. less flg
ufe thsa the contract price, ana the dspartrasa,
has issued two checks. paying the sub eontrsc-
tor his share and the original contractor the bal
aaee The sue-ie;ting Of routes 10 practically
defeated by The new rule, cash consideration
tor The contract icing ths only way IL can 10
psoatssiy transferred.
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AFTER SEAL SKINS.
Tie Allie |. Agar Ready for
Her Annual Cruise.
CORPS OF SIX CRACK HUNTERS.
VIII Leave To-day for the Sspsnese
Coast fer . vine Menfhs' eraiss-
A Lucky Weasel.

The sehoossr Aisss l. Aigxs, Csps George ".
nssssr, viii sail todsy ca her iong snaGaI
erulss after sss far seal. 20 b snssnf abost Dsns
r~opt ns on tie Jsps1ess cozst Ever since rs
Ailfs L AEgsr has been TIA property 81 J. G
hsxon ste has besE iscky vessss, and her isfrs
catch Of last year made rsany applicants Toe
positions IN her crew corys OF busters fos saas
season The schooner carries slx hunters AID
twepty-fbrss fssn al told TIE hunters
signed for the prsssas trip are equal Ia ssfH
with the SHOT gun 70 any ssx 81 The Coast Iasy
include George French. George waiises and
Archie Hughes. three 81 lass years hans-
su, Wsiiacs hsinx eonsiGsres TIE esscx
shot Of Me-. sixoa's sealing feet Tbs osEss
TIRES are A. G. sInnofss. o. r. ssnaons srd j n
stewart. ihrss Of the crack hnnssrs Of ssn Fssn-
cisco, who were easily secured ~ Capt. Sss,sr
secoun. Of tba AIiis L AIgsr's lsrys csieh
last year. The hunters are paid " par sxsns tie
same - last Yesr.
Besides Capt Hexter the ofssers OF the Agar
are r. O'cenneli, mate: -. n. Mar, second
mate, and y. A. Drsv. cook. The schooner 10
fitted est a. well 81 any of the Pacific coast
sealing feet sac carries g. 600 worta Of stores.
sufficient for the entire cruise. Altar leaving
the Straits of Fsea shs will go directly 70 Bonia
Inland. On ths japanese coast. run made By
tie same weasel Last ysag ~ forty-nins dsys
Capt Wssssr expects % react haEods;s ia taty.
The Aliis l. Agar wss built ia sestsls ia 1915,
IL IS feet long, IS feet beam ard SIS lset deep.
Ire Allie l. Agar was nhsied yesterday IN
The United States eour, for claim Of portion
Of the profits Of the voyage IN 1871. before TIE
schooner was purchased by Mr. Sixon. Tbs
nbeilsuts. d. y. wh3tusy and W. G. Erfaf.
siIsgs fsz 80 and 3ssl2l. respectively. to be due
O. than wages. Hhitney's story was that Ia
February. 1851, he had shipped on the schooner
for sealing cruise, 10 belng agreed that be
should have "lsyF OF ons~twsntieth OF the
profits Of the cruise. Whea the schooner
In as sitka some months later be claims that 10
pi't ashore Without money and against hfs
viii, only portion OF she profits Of the eraiss
having been paid 20 him. aad Of this be had TO
pay 81 TO get 20 San Francisco He claimed
that during his cruise I,775 skins. valued at
ts.siI. we're taken. making his share, after de-
Quoting one payment ard adding the 81 20
spent To get to San Francisco, t42k5.
Efrat claimed TO have shipped two months
later az second mate. and to bsve beea deserted
~ sitxa with Whitney. His Isy was 20 be one
twsuty-hith. and he alleged that is97 skin.
we're taken while he was with the schooner,
aud that they were valued a. i93il. making his
share sSaz IL after dsGneting one small pay
ment
Later in the day the schooner vas released on
q 600 bonds.
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EIGHTEENTH CENTURY RELICS.
Old Treatise on bookkeeping and Cur
reney OF Colonial DAYS.

William Powers, q street railway man, has
book which would be a curiosity 10 business
men aud tooFEsepers of the present day. for +,
l. probably one of the earliest manuals If book
keeping exiant The author wss john MAR. A.
~, anu II was Printed and sold BY / Jackson
a, ,hc Globe and Bible IN Meath street. DaSlin."
In i75A The title is bookkeeping xetho-
dlEed, or r1ethodicsl treatise of merchant.
accounts according TO the Italian form, wherein
the theory OF the art is fully explained aud re.
duce4 20 practice by variety of suitable ex-
smples IN all the branches OF trade" Inside
the cover Is label bearing the coat OF arms OF
Arthur Chichester Mccartney, with tha, gentle
mans name underneath Tho style O.
accounts taught ia this book would
De considered prolix in the extreme at the pyes-
eni day, the long aud the odd spelling would
puzzle one, and the variety OF money ia which
deslings were made would prove a source q.
endless perpiexity Yet tsis is The sy.,etn ont
Of which Bookkeeping has grown. The book
was picked up 90 the street. in Detroit sixteen
years age. having been run ever By g stree, ear
in when Me-. Powers riling.
c W. Holeon5 wac broGgh, the book to thu
FosT IsrxLLIGEsCER oEslee, also has one OF tie
c.dest pieces OF paper noney in existence III.
bill! issued BY the province of MARYLAND in
iT-& and 10 about s.. iueAss long BY - tnche.
vide. II has been handled 50 much tnAt tire
printing Is almost worn Of. but on rhs face
probably that % Mary aud, with the words
'uae-talrc 81 a Dollar above, and some unae-
r'ptershle words followed ay Sterling" halow.
we5.s al one sud Is Printed by +. Ggeea" on
tie other side, with a smaller border is printed.
"onc tsirt al dollsr- Thls bill O. one-thiri
OF dollar shSil cattle the be.rer hereof 70 re-
ce.ve sold silver az the rate OF loar shfllfn~x
ha9 SIX renee sterling ger doliA- for the sad
ga according In = resolve Of tae provincial
convention 81 AsFFlsa4. acid st the city OF
Annapolis. the 7'h day of December IT7A'
Below this are fsgEt traces az two signatures
aui II . Impossible 70 distinguish them
Tbs eial cane back - M HOlcorab after
years 81 wandering. Il was sent 10 aim hv
Ger gresham Hcary u Tracey, II Bradford
ec@2ty. IA. n iasA o. lssa, aaa after several
years Hs SCAT st 10 jehu Ne tern wfcrx. q
| nioa soldier. WITH the sestiag inquiry whether
Rele san Vas paying him IN that Kint Of
money wilcox seat is 20 as mother. and four
Sears iatsE sss ssnt IL 10 Mr. Holcornh
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WATER FRONT NOTES

Steamer Wilisps il expsctea back today from
her special tip 20 NaacogFGg.
Bark Topgsisat made her last run from 50
site Ia Saa Francisco Ia eight days
BARK Mercury. Capt. Cashv, Arrtvsd IN san
Francisco eleven DAYS from Blakelsy.
Tia PORT Gamble mill. viii he shut down
nes' thursday uati after the holidays
The halk Henry Buck was moved DOWN Z,
IRE er@sn deck yesterday 70 diseaarge faa.ctEsi.
TIE scaling schooner Henry Dennis was .n,wea
70 tnis side % TIE hsfbor yesterday ~ the tug
Beaver, and w5.l 81 cut this week
steamer Alta. whose wheel got loose Frstsv
vii e9 pat on the troch az kssia harhs,~ N.,st
We Nolga VIII take tae run tor tns psa<eat
schooner Allls Z Agar took 90 the last - her
supplies yesterday AKA sos ready "a sal tasssv
unless tee lsesl salt led yostsrssAy interiors
WIZ Der programme.
ssssuship tmsiijls viii tabs cargo 81 eos}
a. taf0c1 this r. = faes viii ssso os taken a
that poinf. sS ns4tbeT kfsnklgn ucr Rlsrk ns
naepd eo~i cSs - oA&ssnel here naw GA account
al tae railroad blockade.
Schooner = :. kss!aeid. SHEA was lowed To
Nsst cSsttie FRIDAY EiEaI ~ The ersboat t.s-
Gauss she hsd poNdsf aboArd fog Tacoma vs.
brought eark Ia tutoa docs YESTERDAY 81 TIE
Tug Maggie - discharge The haiAncs 81 hsr
cargo 1Ae vessel then departed ter TacosaA
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Four Biz Fieod. IN rhtrteen Mepths.

The food which has jus; passed. away 10 the
fourth within thirteen months. which an Old
resident Of Cedar river valley proaoances 20
have been worse than suy be has witnessed in
the previous thirteen years The four be refers
% occurred ia November. iss2, February, No.
yemDss aid December, 1898 the enc Just passed
bsiag only i've inches lower IN the hits ritter
than that OF November last year. The water in
Lake Washington is so high tina; IL reaches the
buakers az the Newcastle landing, point IL
has nsseT before touched. Near Lsks station
on Friday night the waves dashed right against
the track aud a wash-oDs WAS only prevented
by tbs promps dumping OF large quantities OF
rock on the rank
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MARINE NEWS.

fnkT fowSEEsn. Dec Is -fspeclail Arrived
~ IA Iransfa. from Victoria for London. sct-
NatueteST' Tor sealing cruise along the coast
Themes 70 NORTH Pacific oceaa aIG Japan To
AL toHaorfasfE - pramails from Part
AaRssts ioF Portland barge La9lov lA..en wfth
ltEas. tfofa koshs Hafl-or FOX Portland. VS. Port
AaEv1as
sss Francisco. Dec is-Arrgvcd-U ar
oiy1FSs, trofa esnts HsgtRra. trfsl trils. ar
t'sr1, from Coos Fay. Cleared str Coats & -
toT NHnHiuo bSrsrssd str tsa1Fge ~ Ftder.
f9f AsioflA, ar city of rasais. for Victoria
81 Willamette. for seattle, 81 Commodore. Ter
sSai'ls, scsr sai3oy Soy, for GrsJ's Haf5or
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Yoanx Daniel. a Very Hard Case.

Fred Charles Daniels, the lo-yssr- old boy who
ran away from his s.eplather IN Portland =
week ago and came TO this city, Is back in Port
lane aud Will probably be sent TO the Oregon
state reform school Upoa the boy's arrival in
this city he taken in charge by the
Bureau Of Assoc .A;ed Charities and J. ~ Gil
mer. agent for the bureau. wrote 10 W. K Val
pole, secretary OF the Portland City Board OF
Charities, concerning him. Last THURSDAY Mr.
tillmer. under instructions OF Mr.. Walpole,
started the hoy tacs to Portland. Daniels got
OF the train before arriving at HE destination,
ia, wAs recspturei next day AMI is la charge OF
The authorities In writing these iacts 10 Mr..
Gismer Mr.. waipois says the boy is q very hard
pss@
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Mr.. Lattmsr,. Pretty partv

Last evening Mr. and Mrs \. H. La,imer gave
pretty psrty at their residence on HYDE street,
in honor Of their guests. Miss May Qainby, OF
Mount Vernon. aud Miss IAItiefe.d, OF Port
Townsend. Music, games and dancing were tie
enioymenis o. the evening. daring hleh dainty
refreshments were served. Tho guests present
were: SIR. and Mrs G. Is. Perkins. Mr. aud
Mira. W. V. klnehar;, ir.. Nr. ana Mira r. W.
Trimbofn. Miss May calmly. Miss Lit;lenel9
Miss Gertrude Moore, Miss L.ube heamer. Miss
Gretchen Rake, Miss Mamie Rauks, Miss
Myrtle Moore. Miss Judith Moore. Miss shaser,
Prot RAbcock. Mr.. r. Il. Van ruyl, Mr. r. o.
KAnke. M x l. warsou, Mr. J. Park Header.
son, Mr, Thomas 7. LttelI. Sir. W Fl. Moore
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Thaiean Society Reception.

TIE Thalean Society OF the state university,
which was organized a. the beg ming OF the
semester just closed. gave its first reception last
Thursday evening 81 the home o. Mr. and Mrs
=. e. Carroll. 100. JOY street The house WAS
isstetglly decorated for the occasion and re-
fresnments were served. The reception lasted
from gll 10 O'Clock. though part OF the guests
were hidden 10 remain and participate In the
dancing which then eusued.
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suMrKn rumoraa rur WINDOW.
Prisoner Escapes tr@u, 8erine Trstu
but is Caught ga the MAINTAIN.

ffssk saith. cue q thiEty cas- tniyot stAtss
rFl soness beiug taken tr0Ea asis MALTA o. tas
Haitea states prison al MoSell's islsnd sscarzs.
- ismpanE FROM NcrtAesa facgac tSsa y1n-
ntas 81 gfeai seecA scar Esstea Taars1ay Afssr-
ssssa&s, bat was rSczpsur~i wasAIa sSw hagss
sa4 ssssh o2 % Ia destination.
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ss&sse - iFafoss5 hastily, lie o1s ~ tas raea ia
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tsss@s $50 so 81 tAs site states ststrlss coags
"A sSsttNs .4sses 50 indl.as a. NSk,ssls. saa =
tsssss $50 lsss~ 81 ass seaF. Nses tie tFela
Esek as4+a "a tEs pfssoasss wSse ID ca4rxs 81
tfs Ast@s STATES &sssAAts A "a McssGirs.
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THE STOCK EXCHANGE

Hops are quiet State, common to
choice. isG 22lsc; Pacific coast, ls922isc.
MERCHANDISE
Copper-Firmer: Lake. $3.50.
Lead-Firmer; domestic, $40
Tiu-Steady; Straits. seofa
Coffee-options opened barely steady
NJ unchanged 10 points decline. with
out rally. except slightly a,
TO tone. The market closed steady
a. the lowest prices. Sales, $50
bags, including January SIC 30: February,
sI6 43GI64S: March. SIS 45Sfl650: MAY.
Si5.60. Spot Rio. steady; No. :, isI.c.
Sugar-Ras. Quiet. Fair refining, exc;
centrEugals. % test. 2asc; refined, quiet:
of A, 3fsGil1e; mould A. AGA Ii-iec:
standard A and confeetioners A, 4t&9
5-lsc: cut loaf and crushed, 5f5 3-l6c:
granulated. $685.; powdered and
cubes 4 9fsIsskc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-17

VI y. Hnfner. general sxeas - tie area.
NerfasFn at Vancouver. Il &. % "A tas elsy
Nos{ey Nt}soS. manager - he seattle Coal
snd Iron tosSPany. retuErsa yesterday from
fCFttAna
TIE wAshout ca ne Columbia a Pnrs; sound
railroad Was tePAiTs3 by pihag lasi nlKng AL
cosi tE&1to -. - feae ssd to-day
Articles % Incorporation Ct ths Efslto Gem
Ea8E. INCORPORATED lcF esaeFai tFs4tng tar-
poses. were O Sd w,gh tAR rouasy auditor v...
tevSsy. Capt "a s1ek 81 $50 tr 81 equal - ares
iueseF gsorsteTs- ". ~ AeCAte. -. N. ivscA 4 "
kss2a, !. u. 4ss4lisu, -. 3. Esymora xaa A a
ect.atss
slice on tie Great NostssTa eo..t 1,-s =.
Tween FatFhaVen sa& K3.rAAyea & S5t.tsTre
Junction yssset3ay delayed tea SOUTH &settss4
tfa&u s0res hours The over .AaG trata sas ssar
ho1Fs lsie 10 eoEsss 9uacs az Broaese czsE al ttss
mountains. the rotary plows al sha cAlr1.ss.
hsvtag taken zwsy t6s saow
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-17
Cole 4 Price. room IS Union block.

The gents furnishing department in the
Chester Cleary store presented lively
scene all day long yesterday and until
after In O'Clock last night Crowds of
purchasers after the big bargains that are
nov bang offered in this department, were
sac Gauss 81 H.
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Brakeman pies OF His Inturi.,.

Patrick Corrigaa. the brakeman VINO vas run
over On The Columbus and Puget sound rail
road Thursday afternoon, de { of his njures at
Providence hospital yesterday morning
Funefal sery ces will De held This morning at
clock at Bonney 4 siewsrt's chapel The in
torment viii be in calvary cemetery