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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-29


The following communication from II
e. tsrsfens suggests a new method OF main
tanning the prices OF shingles At n figure
which will insure fair profit TO both the
manufacturer and dealer:
sKAlTLs, Wash. Msy ~ isaS
To rHy KDrFcs: In view 81 the prescn: nnxi.
ely by those interested aud general lnseses, pv
those Indirectly affected IN regard 10 the shin
sic situation. u suggestion Tor It's Improvement
may not lie cut ot order n,aor ga IL al is TO the
already ratas. abundant Literature GA ;ae sna.
icct.
As To the end TO tie aesired-;he tfnprayeuen,
Of Trtces-:hese - hut oas opinion: ~ To the
means 10 be CT ployei there aFc rasay. none Of
which. unfortunately. seem ia have been or TO
premise - hS effective. having failed or prorlis.
;ug 10 ia } in sats respect iroa The absence al
unsDlus ~ ca sae part 81 those In the trade
" sea comes the tir.e for deciS.ve seton The
minority 10 in each case the sisnrssais ns e.e-
faant against whose scar sndaeacs TIE ma.
!os " are r,aweTtess
Any so,u son CT the problem. then. mast en-.
body sore positive restraint unoa tbs percent.
ase az manufacturers ans. deslees WHO yers..t in
cutting prices VALE the ms 3r.fy H2aesa taeFn:
szcA restrain; since /. capuos So eGzctsi hg
voluntary aetios mus, be seeomr.ss be. ~ in
voluntary aeifea ga the part of those sttA ~ or.
RESTRAINT Is necessary Tafs Ira plies the ssa Of
fosee, an eemen; hsEeto.oTe lgaosei n discus
s!on os the a.sei
Here, tnea. eosses iae question. In VIXEN
does the pove. 20 e. io-es sa.s restraint Of tas
minority lie No: IN the dealers, IL il evident
siaes iasy have psoyea themselves uaabse to
preveat price cutting among tAeis osa rsak..
nor 10 tae nsaaisesarsg-. wac ara ueArly wearY
% tie hopeless. tax ol res;rsiatns It's great
fsluo-siy" hy Faasal sGssioz. nar - union Of
ss,gh staes tae same factors spgcsy
The hAHks fas Ass beea proposed, sven ii
wi..lFg ase unable ~ DO staes Their seton IL,
esssstsve 81 y wssen directed sESitss tae wo..,s
b. .happe- 30 - staoat sga!s. and xass 4 ls,
ui 10 as< whea tbs fsslegn h4Ye-, iavarsasav a
man oi lnoaev. sPFxAFS-i 10 purchase ..assc s q,
!ua p..ees
Bas therc "a cae element. A!.aerto ovsrsooa "a,
chose laterxss ia ne maintenance % .asr y.-.ess
fsr Shingles . 50 crest a. iaas of aay of the
fs~tor. Aanse Erseatiozet ass4 "a % ara iax
:. psyee ye she fact The wos. Srer esap' oyet Ia
the EaAs, eraixe sa2: ge@t waEs, are 1aa lossg 10
- oassiaec il sAe Ensgstfy watea rwss tAsea
ssa9sk , szeat Is seE IA a y s.eE3as czss.is4oa
,aas, ssIk shlas 81 sosi a: about the cos; OF
manufacture. se1zesier OF wsgss AUST follow,
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PAssENGER LISTS.

The steamship City of Puebla sailed for
San Francisco last evening with the fol-
lowing passengers:
Freddie G. Firth. Iacy Ann Furth. Richmond
j. Furth. J. H. willett, Thomas Bcede, Miss
Georgia Hall, Mise n. j. Waterman, Jessie
FredericEs, r. }. Waterman and wife. b. Holm
den. q. Lehman, James WEIGH and wife. g. r.
Gerrish. J. Il. Harrison. sam Frank, Henry
steel. Miss G. +. Nell. A. +. Cuidy. L. s. Mayer,
Mrs. 4. Berry. Mrs. Alice Maggie, Miss NJ. Griffith,
n. Cumerson and vile. W. Bentley and wife,
J. L. gepiinger. Mrs. Murs, o. Hansen. Mrs. {.
siler. A. olcovicn, S. Melsier and forty second
class
The steamship WaIla Walla arrived from
San Francisco at rs yesterday afternoon
with the following passengers for Seattle:
+. Monnet, {. Bcckran, NJ. Nathan, Louis
Koch aad wife. James Macken, = Wilson, Miss
+. Bernard, Miss Jensen, Mrs. smith, Willie
Howard. d. Howard, 4. Levy and wife. Sadie
Alien. Miss Reeves, H. &. spig.r, c. Frink. Will
lam Reeves. Mrs. Cabin, Miss Cadln. Harry
Cabin. ". II. Flax and wife, +. II. Wardwick,
IT, Hamburger and wife, George A. Bird and
WIFE, Mrs. " 1. Soho. Miss ]. McMshon, ".
6ronlof. 4. knight
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o0ytne: aEasa weakssed acd declined sxc On
Tree oeiivesiss and csnse1 easy ~ ,z- lower thsn
yesterday Eecsip;s we're los 90 snskeis: sAlr-
usnss. -. atg bushess
Nhsst-zssy: cash. 7n><e. July. 1gzc
Cosn-iyuer. cash. N4xe: July. sasc
kye--sx
boy ley --sIs.
FIax-Sl&A
1.moehy--s1s064iH
WHISKY ~ ne1s3ged: tli2
rofx-Ehsy. cash. esLns. september eef 90
lAsd-kssy. cash. Sio 81. sepe@snb> f a. als<
oieis
short cear-eIn2l1i0 "a
houldss1-s!aoyDiaz
CHICAGO LIVE sYocR
CHICAGO. Nay E.-cattie-Reesfpea. Inn:
ss.es1g. All sold; top price,. tA.s1s medium.
1850: others. ~ Gd9A Is: Texans, ea0A 81
= .noss-hsesipss. Avsc. better dsm.nd, laaos,.
s nlxasr: m'xed and packers. s.. 1907 30; nSAsy
V.sses.s5: light 8. zsa7l
rsassp-E*eeinis. 400. acsive. tribe higher;
Isxsns " &sSksa: natives. ea.1Sa5o. West-
sfns, ASE5.SJ; lambs. g sal
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BAN Frs scfsco, May 1.-THE local CONNER.
CAL markets are fairly steady under q moderate
demand The produce markets are quiet
Vegetables arrived freely. New potstoas ana
onsons are steady.
summer fruits are IA good supply. strawber.
rsss are hrner and cherries ars plentiful.
butter - weak, eggs are steady aud cheese
unchaagea.
Poultry - quiet
froduce recents-Fious. quarter sacks. 6soe:
Osegon, GEL: wheat, csn,als. 3067: barley, cen.
tsts. Z,s-s, oats. centsIS. JU. potatoes. sacks,
lbs, oregon, 800. onions. sacks, 59s; bran.
sseks. 81
Fiour--we quote: Net cash prices for family
extras. VI. astes % per bel bakers extras, Slo0
t9AD: sUIAsnns, & s093 ~
"neaf--Ihs market IL void OF any festure Of
interest. Trade Is quiet and slow snn there IL :
slussssh some In prices. For No 1 shippine
wheat the top auotADie figure 10 SLa6sx (, though
pssAaps VI could be obtained for something
extra choice. Milling wheat 10 held at 4 ranre
OF 81 1SGl.57.s per Genial.
Marley he zone on tho market II moderately
eteady, buSta volume OF business Ia progress 10
light. We quote n follows: feed. ssAscI1c Per
Genital Tor syod quasity and SIZE for choice;
brewing. sS~l9sil5 per Genital.
Oats-Bsyers purchase sparingly owing to the
omparativeIy high ruling rates. Quotations
Tor white aats range from 81 70 for far to g. IS
Ier csnts for choice: cray. g. SOL Is; black.
L2a9l.SS per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-f,n sight, New York. per 500. .Dc;
a. 49,.
siivsr--ssars. per ounce, s2lsQ1sgsSc: Mexican
doilare, CO sd966sxc
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This Is sss5.s7s 81 less than for the preceding
vssk. aei r., Iai2 greater than for the CORE
opondiLg seek last year.
Dsspits .as good weather OF the past few days
issds hiss IA, picked up was expected. aud in
~ Il a,s 50 good ~ it was . short time ago.
n cad q shs week finds 10 very quiet
Ne seesr market IL very Arm. aud an advance
he1psezsc Ia rcsponse TO higher figures quoted
III ov fyrs aud London. The feeling 10 due
~ shossass OF tie beet crop In Europe.
nDo1ses anfcss have advanced another half
ooU1per eoSsi,d during the week. and Arbuckie's
1aeu qsesod at s.ass.
Dolatoss kavc made = sharp advance during
~ week aud are now sold by wholesalers at as
- sonL
Nee or.eas have driven tho old ones about
sst Of the market and nre arriving in consider
seie quantities. from California
0fanges enc sicily lemons have both ad-
vsneed. tsa former being very scarce. but more
~ expefses' Monday.
Eggs arr weaker. aud ranch eggs arc now sold
= "A TO ~ csnls per dozen at Wholesale.
Wheat IS eniet ana inactive. the nominal cx-
PIT quotations being de for club and 67(16sc
Ses blue s;s's. milling 2 To cents higher
saIrNKsrs AND REcxIPrs.
s During saa past twenty -four hours produee
md fnsfchsadise have been shipped from and
slccsvsd Is the port OF seattle In the following
snansis.ess
Tons.
x4oipment. By rail- and water ....,. l,s5s
kecaiptA 3 zaii aud water ................ 1875
BY ship s'.sss Douglas from London. Eng and.
~ bales a. tJnsi empty bottles, CO effects. aS5
g unpists s1i 70 &c champagne
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foarlasi'. May 27.-lspeciai. Nv hess-Trad-
Ing tais a,osaing was limited To q few small
lots. Exraviers are no, buying heavily. ~ all
ihe sonnaee In port 10 provided for. Quotations
ere talitI. a. 100 L22,s; Walsa waiia. ~ 100
li2is Per s. stat. kecc rts were 4, - eeatals
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ExfHANGk
LONDON. Nay E.-Baf silver. rs A6e.
st1Aa- Iotsois, - lid Bullion gain on bal
encss paid into Bsak OF EnKssnd, E7ao Bank
" 1osiana discount rate. 81 per cent
Exaiisn sRArx uAnxkr.
iAskhroaf- Nay 1--whess-Hoiders Offer
freely; No ! rsd winter. 5. Sd. dull
tofn-sEes, holders offss freely: futures
spsrnxu: NAY. - IA: June. q IA. jay,
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Commencing May -. Tue tacitc NAss-
cation {,onipany's steamers state o.
Wsshinstons ard "SeA0gus" Will te orev-
ate.i he:teen Tacoma. Seattle. Everett and
Whs,co.as. leaving Seattle y IA daily
fer Everett. AnseoFtes and Nhateon, and
a m. f,e Tseonsa-
Leave Wha.cogn 5 n T. III Tor ADacor;es.
Everett and seattle. arriving at Seattle at
ults;njgh; making prompt connection - IN
tanafsaA Pacific Railway Tompanys
trains 81 WAateoa. Lock cut 'og new
time cats5.
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DACIYIc NAVIGATION CoMPANY-rAs1
i time for Tacoma. Everett and snohomiah rive1
points
STEAMER STATE or WASHINGTON wtu
leave Everett daily. except sunday, ~ = N. To-
seattle
Leave Seattle for Tacoma IL . m
Leave Tacoma for Seattle. AIS p N
Leave Seattle for kvsreft. 4:&0 p m
Leave Everett for Seattle. 7:l6 p m
Leave Seattle fee Everets. 1000 p N. except eaA
Leave seattle ior Tacoma $50 p N. Saturday
only.
Leave Tacoma for seattle. 2:lS p m
Leave Seattle for everett. $50 p. m
Calls ~ Edmonds ouly. Connects daily excspe
Sunday with STEAMER HENRY BAlLEY N6r
oil snohomsh Fiver pointA Only daily through
line. freight elOO per ton.
IA COMMON. wHIDBY ISLAND AND
IL EvRkkTT-
STEAMER EAIRHAvEN
Daily, except saturday, Q p IN. for Edmunda.
Muckiisco. Everett Clinton. krown'a Point.
fuca, oak Ifarbor utsaiady and Ia Ccnnor. Re
farming leaves La Common = M, daily except
sunday, touching Everett at 80 p. IN. arrive
Seattle u Lon't call ~ Tulaiip on return Trip
Headquarters III Seattle. City DOCK. Ssot Of Mais
etfoet
FRANK WAREHOUSE. 0saerai Manages.
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MINING erOcK4
CONDITION or NATIONAL naSx.
MAY Statements show Abundant Cash
kesesve-The Aggregate Figures.

The statements Of their condition at the
close Of business on May 4. ls93 made by
tho eighs national banks OF Seattle, make
an excesEent showing. As the aggregate
cash reserves are - per cent. Of tho de-
posts. while the law only requires that 10
per cent Of the deposits shall be kept in
reserve. The following table gives the az
gregratcs Of resources and liabilities:
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ElsN MAKkGTs.
>rs YORK srocK sxeuASgy

NEW Ynss. May z7.-specuiAtion at the stoes
Nchsngc "g+aed weak. under the iniIaancc of
sbwer cables from London. ana in the frs, ten
Minutes Isies, declined 90. per ceas rlgh,
&roash tsle list Distiliing & Cattle Feeding.
bc~ever. sassed up gradually IL per cent. The
Qnsrsi n@fsst showed . disposition to rally
nd the eHtif lossca were recovered In mos, In.
Z asnees. ehe improved feeling did no, last
bag however. for General Electric displayed
1markei sickness and broke from TIA 10 a.
0s 81 ART, aseiinc affected the whoie list III
svesscly an. even the favorable hauk ststemeuf,
nth its it:efaase In surplus receipts. tailed to
thsek IL :ne hcaviness of General E.scsric IL
asifsetiDg attention and no satisfactory rsssons
hass yet ea-'a given for ita steady shriukage In
riest Atsiss close prices were ct % near the
hssst OF TIE dag.
fsoyernus.ss honds-Taafer
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DAcIvIc COAST srEAxsaIr COMPANY.

DACIYIc COAST srEAMsHiP COMPANY.
Dispatch steamers from seattle - foliows:
For San francisco via Port Townsend ami Vic
soris al r. m fpasse myers received On beard ~
p MI May 3, 4, II, IL rs. %
Fer AiaskA May 3 and IL, ats q ~
From son Francisco fos Victoria and Puget ooun6
porta. ~ = n.. May 5. 10. 10, 10 %, 50
Tickets may b obtained AZ the once u the CON
rAny, ~ Ocean dock, Seaitia
6ooDAL!. ryRKrNS 4 CO,
General Agents, San francisc0
J. r. JOHNSON r. n suus.. seattle
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EEAL ESTATE SALES.

Transactions since January I aud for
the Fast Week.
Real estate Transactions since January !, isas
sre tTaS. 81 There were leo iot .eeort during
the rass week 81 deeds. the considerations AZ.
g'csstins siss.isL Following II the record Of
Mrsk N laya
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tseveran,sas bonds-Fasier.
fssyslsgsx Neglected.
eatp Axp SILVIA xyronra

nv ias.. Nay s7.--The steamer Trave took
Out sisy go in gold. iss.a0 ounces os
sfv@ sae TOO Mexican dollars. and the
ssfssta io.s 81. ego.opo in gold.
- FINANCIAL
Neasy ar san--Fssy: Closed ~ o per ceas
rs'me rapFs t.fs per cent sterling exchange
t1n. with s!us, business Ia bankers bills ut
~sfs lot ss's-days. and 3as9ss Tor demand.
ncNnS
we trsgl ...,. ils T.. :. II feoupcnl. i.et4
rs > trszs .. ~ ls'aeissc Ca -. les
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VAsHOS ISLAND ROUTE
STEAMER GLIDE


Leaves YssleFs UhAgf TnesAAys. Tkusadays aaA
"a az days III a "a Fdmas6s AuxisLoo. ~.
ssssI AAsysviils. lose.i and 5aoaocaisA
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srKAxrE HrcKEYR

8IKA2EE blthttk
Rebnisi a9d Fefafnsshs1 leaves Netcaaass aock
Ta.s1ay aEGy@1AF ami saturday ~ ! . Ia sos
kingssan tsAFaot.. Bangor. reAo~sE. lab
~asp nasaite. Hs@a-p0rt. nion tlsg ASs fHse'-
ys~sasAte eessass ssrtvtnx ~ Tao, ttfy a. = m
g<s~~z Esaa gtsy n wednesday. frjay
e. sunday srrsiAg Ia seA-tts ~ = IL
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Iu 1895

A. ros,. al e. Saseaxa TIE Ca.ca<o +
w.nsee s. - rsul rsilssy leads ;as s&a fx
sas.ssa fatss % The Nors5s salG
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,e.s MARKET IS VERY FIRM.

! .,v.srvrsr os Asgtcuirrss wEATHER
pcrgAr-DAIiY BULLETIN.
SEATTLE. Nay -, asa
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pEoPLK9 SAVINGS BANK. OCCIDENTAL
block. seattle. washinston Capital. olOO. 900.
ohhrers - Boara Of Tr0tses - Bailey Oasasfa
rresideot; jacob rurth. vice. President: Arthur
\. Denny. second Vice fsuoiAont: james u. Hay.
1en. Nenagsr. Cashier 49, secretary; rrank T.
Dicdeest. Assistant Casht1: I. schwa baehss. John
Leary. VIM " Haley. JOhn ceiiiuA tNt0 RankA
Trsnsscts savings bank business saclusivsiy.
Deposits received nom dollar to ten thouaan1
1oiiara six per cent tnsesess per IN NUN allowed
On term ard Per cent ordinary depoofta
D,vsdends declared the last day 81 May and No.
vembes. Loans made on real sososs ~ apDeovod
coiiasoeAlo oniy.
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WHATCOM ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP s1.iTY OF SEATTLE"

Iclosc connection with y. r. train from Portland
and san Francisco.
steamers .Ctty Of kingston ana CITY Of Seat.
tie" make close connections At the Tacoma wharf
with q aims 30 and ron Portland, Rsd with the
Esst and Wes,-hoa nd overland trains
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA DIVISION

VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CRY OF KINGSTON"
500 am Nv Mi. =. ITacsma. ilOiAr SIS am
1915 am Lv 20 Seattle. =. " SEQ am
l:sO pmsLv ~ p Townsend 81 Lvf II As pns
A30 pm Ar no Victoria i MIi-v $50 pm
steamers "city Of Kingston ana "Cisy Of scat
tls'' make connections .. Port Townsend for pas
senesrs goipg from Beiiingham bay points 10 Vic
tosia aud return
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STEANERS.
LILY ON THE "FLYER-
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
In one hour and twenty ave minueeA
TRE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily and sunday tspA. seattle racoms
eoute, - follows:
TAKING RvyDcP
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Ia
Leave Seattle g. 80 = m, 1850 p. n. aad COOP a.
sharp Daily except sunday.
Leave Tacoma 80 a. IN. ll:3o Z - cd $50
p n. sharp Daily except Sunday.
SUNDAY TRIPS
Leave Tacoma . m and p "a sharp
Leave Seattle ESQ = m ana . =. N. sharp
Landing 1t n. p wharf, Tacoma and CONNER.
eial dock. foot Of Marion street. seattle
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Fer Fvcfesi ard a.. points o7 TIE & &. ". Z.
rss.sss G..w fh. seattle. Lake shore i Eastern
ara ssENi - rs.ss.&s AZ SO a ia Gzsly. tEFo2sss
ecauextsa,5ss !.oga >saososalss. No delay
1Lsoaxa t.eKsss .S.3 at seattle tsfsoS
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uOOo CANAL ROUTE.

rAnE TO EVERETT, s0a
To aSoH0MfS1. COS
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not WI Mol00n and vigor quickly n.
vuLNu IN VlbuuIN stored. varicoceie. night
w. ssssssOOO ~ emissions. etc. surely
cured by 1NDAPN. the great Hindoo Remedy. Sold
with wrass eeesr saap.s sss. Address
OrAeatal Medical Co., H9yDeash fsoss, CA3oago, IN
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OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT APRIL 80, 1898.

TAAINs LEAvR SEATTLE:
For ST Paul and East-l0:2o p m.
For Spokane-3:20 n m and lU:26 p m
For Portland ana South-S:l6 u m. and S:tS
= m.
For Olympa-e:l5 q. m. and Sis . m
For MontesAno aud Ocosta-6:l5 q M
For Tacoma-o:lS, 6:l0 . m. 1901. 500. o:0o.
0:A5 and 10 IS .. N.
For snohomish. Sedro. Anacortes sncquamis
1aiis and North Bend-s:50 m. and A:20 p
For points north OF ssdro to Sumas-8: so p n.
TRAINS ARRrvE AT sEArrLR
Prom 81 Paul and Eass-1l2S .. m.
PROM spok anc-l IS a. m. and Il rs y m.
From Portland ana South-5:5V y. and IS
Z N.
From oiympls-5 so p. m. and s.a5 .. m
Prom MoafssAno and Ocosta--6 90 p. IN.
From Tacona--ls SIS, e:4S and i0:35 q M,
300. $50, SAB and Il:25 r. m
From snohomsh. SedrO. Anscoftes, Snoqua mic
Talls aud North Bsnd-l0:35 ~ IN. and 90 p m
From points north OF sedro to sumss-A:s0p IA.
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uAxx o. DarrIsn coLuxnlA.

DAM o. DRITIs1 COLUMBIA.
PAID Ur CAPITAL............... o40oeee4
Head once 80 Lemslld stsssa London
HsAnchss- Portland. san Francesca ooastlA r.
coma Victoria. New West0insteg. NanaamA
kamlcpps. Nelsou. Vancouver, II G.
A Gsasral Banking end Excnange D0slaesD
Nsrc,ai credits granted Dspoaits received On cueA
rent account ouh3ocs - check. lntereet paid -
ol0o depooitA y LIZA 6ANNwN 0AnARoa
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on m
PACIFIC R.R-

Pullman sleeping Carr. Elegant Day Coaches
and nnest Palace Dining Cars between Seattle. st
Paul and Chicago without change. Connections
To- Ill points tAihe United states and Canada
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RArLRoAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL POINTS IN THE WORLD
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ny ship asfs Douglas from London. Eng and.
~ bass a. tJnst empty bottles, CO effects. as
g unpiats s1d 20 &c champagne
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-04
Brief Mention.

Rev. H. r. Brady was ordained as pastor
of the Dalton (Mass) Baptist church.
Mrs. Mary Buckley of Ansonia, Conn.
aged ~. dropped dead Of heart disease
while praying.
tor OF the First Congregational church at
Rochester, N. ii.
The Wanskuck mills at Providence, en-
ploying 1000 hands, will shut down on
Saturday next for two weeks.
Father Hall has accepted the Office of
bishop of Vermont, subject to the con-
firmation of the house of bishops
An s-year-old son of Timothy Fitzgerald
died at Brattleboro, VT, from injuries re-
ceived by falling from merry -go-round.
Edward Stanhope. a native of Newport,
r. l., and town clerk at East Greenwich,
X. l., for over 25 years, died there, aged 81
years.
Francis Gallagher was assaulted and
seriously cut on the head with hatchet
by negro named Short at Providence.
He may not recover.
Insurance Commissioner Smith OF Maine
has suspended the right Of the Peoples
Fire Insurance company of Manchester,
N. H., TO do business In Maine.
AT a special town meeting mt Ware,
Mass, 1t was voted to appropriate $4,000 to
build n new iron bridge over Ware river
Rt place called Thrasher's bridge.
In the Hartford police court the cases
Of John Fee and Mary Mccoy, charged
with the murder of James McKeown,
were adjourned TO Oct. 12.
Nelson Tower. who two weeks ago went
out to set travis at York Beach, Me-, and
was supposed to have been lost, was picked
up by a schooner and taken to Boston.
Arctic news was received at New Bed
ford, Mass. stating that the steamer Bel.
videre had l2 whales and steamer Navarah
had ~ whales, to Sept. 10. making over
200 whales for the feet
Three hundred Jews OF Ansonia, Conn.,,
met at the house Of one Of their number,
and, after a prayer meeting. had feast.
Later one OF them struck another's wife,
general row followed and three were ar.
rested.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-04
QUIETLY STOLE AWAY.
Embezxicr Hutchinson Js Taking It Easy
In ArgentInu.

Embezzicr Hutchinson IL Taking 1t Easy
In ArgentInu.
BosToN, Oct. 4-Ex-Judge Eben Hutch
inson, who was once judge of the Chel-
sea district court aud was indicted by
the grand jury for embezzlement. causing
him to flee the country and become fugi-
tive from justice. is now In the Argentine
Republic.
When the erring Judge fed this city
after defrandng confiding clients out of
some 100000 he went to Chicago and re-
manned quietly epsconsed there while the
detectives Of this city were making every
effort to locate" him. He remained In
the west for several months until the ex.
element caused by his crookedness had
subsided, and then, some two months ago,
he came quietly into this city, and re-
mained here for several days.
Then, learning the temper of those who
sought to have him punished and realiz-
ing that II captured here he would be
prosecuted criminally. he as quietly
slipped away, and under the very eyes of
the police inspectors he shook the dust of
Boston from his feet and is now quietly
enjoying himself in the land where he can
laugh at extradition papers.
Every effort has been made to keep the
fact of his having been in this city since
he was indicted by the grand jury from
the newspapers, but the intelligence
leaked out yesterday. The judges GRIM
inal career was fraughs with sensation.