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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
ckLEuKArEu VICTORY.
The "F. r. Va" and "coloneis" Have .
banqu-t st Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va. Jan. 25.-The much
talked OF democratic banquet took
place tonight. The toAsts we're an
upunced and responded 10 as follows;
the President Elect and the Demo
crat Party" the Hon. w. {. l.. Breck-
eHrsig- OF Kentucky; "Tsriii Reform"
the Hon. w. l.. Wilson OF West vir-
gina; The Lessons OF Election" the
Hoa. Charles \. Fairchili of New
York; :'The Commercial Fruit OF the
Democratic Triumph" the Hen. John
NJ. Allen of Mlssissippi: Virginia.
General Fitzhugh Lee. The musical
program winch was feature of the
evening. opened with ''Clevelaud
March," for the banquet hy john Bas-
e.cr.
Covers wee laid for $50 people. every
seat was occupied aud the picture was
pretty Que. The novelty of tie oc-
cssson, however. was that beautiful
women, handsomely attired. were seat
ed IN the galleries apparently enjoying
the entertainments. wnile the sieraer
eek were making mnsic with the plat
ters. Distinguished democrats through
out tue couatry sent letters of regret
At not being Able To asfend.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

Awful Fuasf,ngs Of the Survivors of the
Brig Lovisa.

81. JoHx's. y. f.. Jan. 25.--The brig
ansins kessal, which arrived here from
Trapini. brought IN two sailors rescued
on January ID from the brig Lpvisa,
salled from Ports Plata December Ii
for Hsyre. Tho lovlsa was wrecked
VA nid ocean and all o. the crew sx-
cept these TWO were lost. Captain Eric
son having been Killed by falling mass
anu the otnefs washed overheard. The
tive SURVIVORS suffered terribly. being
without, food for fifteen days. The
rescue Was accomplished with greAt
dl.Ilculty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

Forty Cases Of the Drug Pound on .
SleeplDg Car

Nav yosE. jan s5--speciAl Agent
Britain OF The custom department
seized forty cases Of opium on the
sleeping car ">almon River" of the
west shore railway on Information re-
eeived from SPECIAL AgcnI Lewis Of Nj
sgsrs Falls. - j. Henry and A. Z. j..
Rand. tne eolored porter and cogdnc-
TOR respectively on the car. were ar
rssted AZ Niagara Tuesday night. but
the TRAN left with the opium on hoard.
A number OF seizures have oeen made
recently OF opium which had been
smuggled aeross the Canadian borders.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

wAsnIsaroS, Jan. 25.--in the mouse
today. Mr.. Bacon oi New York Offered
q re-oiuuon making THE sadrew Gate
silver bill o sptcsal or1er for February
: aud until O'Clock p. IN. Ga the lat
ter day, at wbicn hour the several
votes on amendments shall nc taken
without the Intervention OF any aila-
tory MOTION. The Resolution was re-
terfcd To the committee onsrnles.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

BrRiIs, Jsn. 25.--F.ve fresh cases of
cholers and tvo deaths were reported
nj the Nietleaen insane asylum up to
q o'clock this evening. The Ness of
Halte. about four miles from <istIe.
ben. has received . letter CONCERNING
the epidemic from Professor Pe;ionko-
fer Of Munich. who considers the out
break at Ssctleben al illustration of
his theory that cnnlefs i bred hy local
conditions OF the toil ard water rather
than hy an imported bacillus.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
I, VIII Be Mi,chrn.

MADISON, Wis. Jan. 25.-The senA-
torlai situation is fast reaching climex 4
and before another twenty-four hours
pxsses over the heads Of the three can
dsdstes. one of them will be elected to
sae United States se ,ste TO succeed
fh. us sawyer. Those who pretend to
know say that the knighs men are
weakening and when the break comes
Mi,cheil will aave the required num-
Der to elect
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

RaHcfee That Hs Has fefsustst Bay.
ard 10 kerep, poftl,lso.

I.ANsw wusr, y /. Jan. - The most
pfamsaeni sFoysi attns sisvslAa4 cot.
ssze 'odsy sas Col. rsB ianaont. TIE
fefnisf pf fs,s "trftsry of M. ti~se
ant ffosn kpo~nE ones AS leaned
tb&t seienei Ismonts journey here
sas - -" "a .nfasnce "a persIsoinz
Af b%fafd TO secsgs tie portfolio Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

Hippo,yse's Son, Cher. Died Suddenly
Of Heart Disease
PANAMA, Jan. 25--Advices from
Hayti cay that Hippolyte's son. Cheri.
has died suddenly. His death Is said
To have been due To heart disease, al
though general Suspicion - that he
was poisoned by Hsppolyte's enemies.
The government candidate for election
as deputy for Norm has been returned
by q large majority over the popular
candidate. TINS result MAS accom-
pllshed 10y bribery aud intimidation OF.
the part of the government
Yellow fever has broken out Ia
Gusysqnil. Ecuador. AL shlps from
Guaysquii for this port have been
quzrantIned and have not been allowed
10 unload their mails or cargo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

CHrszsss, Wyo.. Jan. 25.-But one
ballot for United states senator Ia the
legislature wss taken, and Its result
WAS Mosdeli, republican, IL; New.
democrat, q; kuykez.ts!l, democrat.
5: Holiday, democrat. .. TidbalI. pop
uliss, b; Clark. spaJllcan. =; Beck,
democrat. =: Cone. democrat. 2: eac h
Tor kapls, ceEocsat. Mccormick. re-
publican, Hinton, Merit aud Bro wn.
tannnllsf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
DEBAUcHEise rHk LEGION.
Foreign Financefs Are Decorated to the
Exclusion Of House Patriots.

PARIS, Jan. 25.-Ths chamber OF
deputies rejected by . majority Of only
SO today the motion Of lie Proves; he
Latunay that tue appropriation 10 the
legion of honor be reduced 100 francs
as n protest against the abuse Of deco
rating foreigners In MS speech NJ.
DE Latunay said be could vonch FOR
the fact that a street porter IN Con.
stsnunepie Possesses the grand cross
of the legion OF honor. Foreign fin-
aneers. moreover. had beer decorated.
while gallant parrots crippled N tile
service of France have been ignored.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

Eef1sSnGE. ~. Jan. - ~~smusi
J80rss. controlling both the " non
and ia i-sss fennessee. NlFsfns All
sssor1a. snd taionri teanef II. 1oang
aud other nizh OTIS a. "a TIE eouncl /.
~ keotac<s snf ina soa. are eadsss.
orlag - arrive st . satisfactory agree
= enf a. g. the sns3pnt - i.e psii fer
- ksptgekF sd lad sns bridge aud
Strange ths lstsss I rsasfsf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

Sr. iata 10 Jar. 1s n las bern
iesrafa ldAy slsf fFsas u hs1schsn.
was sflot sh8 kefieut y ~oun5e1 y :.
Aliee Efacs ~ fisc iafsffs hofue. Ho.
zsep S,dnty sisfti. snd sfter~srfs rom-
~ ittts; - ciee iasf rlGnf. hsd sssssi
secretly msff'rf q y :. rtuce o. Iie-
cfsnl,ef ~ iast ss = i<lsevea sle nssr.
fiazs ckrfnapey Has refCtnle3 20 hes
essdtnots - cfIrain infs5esurss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

LAKrwooD. \. J.. jsu. 25.-Presi
dent elect Cleveland and A-sscretsry
Bsy.ro sat up until lat" aour iss,
a. ghl a,a resumed their consultatiof.
TINS morning. It's believed mere that
Mr.. llarrity IL positively booked for
the postmaster -generalship. T.. L.
Wall of Wisconsin viii. II IL sad. he
rendered The secretaryship of the IN.
trflor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
FAsstsArlSe rIsAnrsr.
fs . MsssioaaEy Teaches French and
L.ooss conhdtng Womsn-

- ~+ss4o-@sJ te@~-1s F.c"~' $na
Loots Conhdtng Women
PIrrssEELp. Mas. JAM 25.-fisnry
Tripet. formerly Ffeneh missionary
connrcfed with tb Fra: cndfch IN this
city. - un4sr srrss. AZ Toledo. o..
charged with tlgsmy. and will be
brousnt here on reQussltlon by state
Detective Pcs-e. Iripet cut = vide
ssstb here, tsaching frencn n the best
fzaslies. lie married an estimabl-
young woman. bat lsfs some months
ago, wben officers got after h.m fer
performing marriages illegally. After
hs departure it vas learned tAst he
bad We and family hving. lie Was
indicted ~ tne grand jury and Desec-
tise frs<a lesves tofnorrow for Toledo
- Dring am back.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

BssxAsck, y. D., JAu. si.--The re-
puhl.cans esueuscd tn's evening. forty
i've ot ths fiiy-two rspubiieans Ls.ux
present, eighteen dselarsd they would
under no csfcnmstspce vote for Casey.
A MESSENGER - on Tue way here from
Fargo with petition ssgned by nearly
every proinimrat icFuosscAn o' Fargo,
asking the Casey deiskstiou 10 continus
To vote for John d. Benton Demo
eratl. Ii is the genersi belief that
Benton will be elected tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

TOPEKA, ksu., Jan. 1o.--Judgc John
Martin WAS today elected TO succeed
bsshop Perkins IN the United states
senate at the joint season OF the lfgls-
lature. Ninety-one members partici-
pated IN the election. The popullsis
and dems,crsu formed = combination,
the republicans reirsinlng from voting
on the call of the roll.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

Mexico Wishes TO Make an Example of
the Revolutonlst.

tfEE <FF'"4IFENFs
sax ASroSIo. Tex. Jan. 25.-Prcden-
cio Gonzales. WHO commanded the
Mexican revoluiionis.s ia their rad on
the army garrison al san lgnscso sew
eras weeks ago and who was captured
hy United States troops and state
rangers In ZspatA county last sunday
MAS brought here today by Capt Joe
Sheely and p.seed IA jail. The Mexi-
can gosernmeni will make m effort "a
secure tie extradicsion of Gonzales and
isenAv.des and II lie demand - grant
cd by the United states al example
will bc made OF them by shooting
them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

tered h,n by M. Cleveland. Mr., fBAs.
ARA IA. bsrn rather ubdecsdsa In sc-
..eps,rx. Knuwsng tile lafluense that
ms lste secretary nsd an Winning Mr..
ssvard over. Nr. Cleveland sent for
Lamoat. li:n sAsd tnst lamons's vlss
has teen succsssfui.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
scooper in tn. Lead.

MADisoS, Via, Jan. 25.-rhe joint
SESSION OF the legislature met al noon
day for the election OF a United
States senator, bat 40 selection was
made. John 4. spooner received fifty
votes, the JOINT republican strength,
each OF tn. democrats voting for 4
drmocral from their dntrici.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

ps- MoIsxs. Ia. Jan. 2.-rbe elimsx
% The re-ssl meetiags conducted by
ths kv. 3. Fay Nils. wnich have been
"A pfa gfess here Tor Ten dsys. sss
fss ue1 toasf when tn- business
houses q toe city. biz sad little. c.essd
tnefr doors snt sae peos.ie uHited a .
serles % monster religious meetings.
eothi1E hs> & VS. ever held nere te-
fore. IL sss IKE sabbath DAY. ex.
eept t3st No >sotssh ever ssy 80 many
stterts8ts epca dvlne worship.
Seix1poreoct pFsver meetings we're
he,d a. (, ec.srck tas r4osainx ant IL
~ss esEnsted that - 90 people A.
tsnSed them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

To Killed sns Thss~ Fss.siy Inlarsd ~
potes Exrsos{5r

Certssre. Ca. Jsn. z5.- AZ : o'sie.,s
yess@rdsv nsornsns sas large a~ mii
of g. y Favors = 90. At bstere. ress
Golnnltsas. -. hioso INTO staus ~
the rtpiercn Of tae better q Ne sn-
eic~ Too persons ~eFs Ted. tkfs~
fstslir sfared snd feer -arteosiy hsft
Those sitle+ ~eEe VII fsliSr rbite
fey slsont n Tssrs 81. fitas fIf&ts. .
rssro Neiis IL fsfsiY rlsnissf
~eFrs Sspty TuslsF. (eas ysshz alla
Aakel. WslAIa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

HrlsSA. Mont. Jan. 25.--onlv sisty-
-four of The sevsniy-one members of the
leg stature responded u thetr names IN
tie JOINT sesss a toaSy. Several pairs
were announced. The vote ssood san-
Gsrs. 80. ttask. 2i, Dixon. II. Collins.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
DEMANDs AN ExPLA~ATIoS.
France Wants 20 Know Why England
Increases Her Egyptian Force.

PAEs. Jan. 25.-The marquis Of Duff
fern. British embassador, has deliv-
cred 20 the French government . note
as 10 the increase of the British gsrri-
son ia Egypt. tie assures ths govern
ment that the increase does not imply
any modification OF previous sssar-
ances in regard To the conditions OF
the British occupation. or any change
in the policy heretofore pursued by
Great Britain NJ. wsddIngton, Frencn
emhassador in London, has been IN
structed TO ask the earl Of kosebcrry,
British secretary Of state for foreign
affairs. TO specify the incidents ia
Egypt which have caused Great Britain
10 take the recent extraordinary sieps.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

NEw YoRK, Jan. ea-The Words
City Of Mexico special says: "A fatal
accident occurred ia tue Conception
mine At Atorce. IN the state OF san
Louis Potuss. Fire Lsoke out IN the
main shaft. which caved IN OCCASION
ing \ heavy loss OF life. Thirteen
corpses have already been recovered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

Mns- Lease end D.ggs ssy hafsin's
EisSs,on KsIls the Popul.sss-

Ht2<- A~4e@ eH3 A-Exs oey ett--
E,s<sasn kiIs sns Populate.
TorEkA. Kas-. Jan. sa.-hra Lease
aud Nrs. Disgs declare esnpba:ieaiiy
that the clectioa Il Marta meAns nosh-
ing lees than the death " the peoples
party. both stAto and Bstloasl. Hfs
Lease ssld. "Inis IL = death h.ou 10
the peoples party. state and national
IL vii drive Se1. 900 poprs.sts IA the
south back into The desaocratic party,
and ia kaBsas. ss IN the north, thou
sands vii rst1rn TO the republican
party. John Martins election KILLED
our party, and thai IL all there % 10
IL"
Nrs- Diggs said; THE peoples party
committed suicide In Kansas by the
election Of John Martin 10 the senate.
Another victory asy pcssltly he
gained in this state ny foeoa and tAr-
gaming. but it - . death blow 10 the
national organization. The party has
gone to pieces upon = rock which u Will
know how 20 avoid another time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

NssHfisGToS, Jan. z9.-Dr. Johnston
paid his asual nigbtfssit 70 MI. blaine
At q o'clock. lie sald Mr. blame Was
resting ei,mfoftspiS' shntfing no pain
aud that there ~as TO appreclsblc
change in n,seontiton. lie would not
return. he saIi. ealess sent Tor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

NssnsxssgoS. Jan. s5 line senate.
whslv q executive sessiaH thfs alter
noon, cuniifstd thc noassahtoa ot
fiiish ~ iIsliord TO ts MAJOR and
ps3Hastsf ~ the nites states army.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

IoSpux. Jan. 2s.--A dispatch from
Bousnsnouth states that Cornelius
Herse IL worse. lie slept but one hour
last night ard has been restless oil day.
lie is weaker and siightiy fevsrlsb.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

sa1rsee. Jan. 2s-- The fsoersi of
TIE ists Cal Nilsm a kaexer ~ss
reid ts,isy ffena ~. Ssnses tisHfcf.
tHauR thees crescent ~sfe Mfs A "
tos aad Cos. /. tralton Fox # aaA1
hsp.is, Assn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

Mrxss. lat. Ian. eli Ia -sf'<.a.
naea'- .frike ga, nas heess - NJ fske
grss 4 Ne~ern yarts a. thr niitss ~
ta1 past ts5 weeks 49, wa+da 50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-06
MARINE NEW 4,

TAroosH. May s.-Nooa--Cloutye fresh south
east wind. Passed in United sss,ss str Man
zanita at q: 70 q. m
NsAH BAY. May a. Moonlight rain; light
southeast wind.
CLALLAa BAY. May Noon Cloudy; calm.
PysHT. May 5--Noou -Heavs rain: calm.
pogr CRESCENT. NAV a-Noor. cloudy; light
west wind.
PoRr ANsELxs, May a--Noon Cloudy; light
west wind. Bark Theo tsld wss lowed out at
6:t5 s. IN.
HoeurAN. May 6--lspecial l--ssile led, schr San
Ruens Ventura for san Francisco,
Pokr townsend. LAY Especial. THE
United States steamer t.4ngeN wsrt up to Quar-
tetrnaster Harbor this ef,ernooa 10 receive an
overhauling preparatory u satiiiSg COR Boring
sea she will return to this perl n about ten
days.
The bark J. ID. Peters sailed icr CnAlaska, Bsr-
ing sea- tonight, laden with . cargo OF coal,
which Is To be consumed by tha governments
patroling feet this Summer Tbs coal came
from Comox, Il. e.
ASTORIA. May 5. lspecis - The pilot
schooner san Jose has been thoroughly over
houied after her winter wors. 81 shis evening
nut out to sea again. s9e viii b. on the other
aide OF the bar Tor six see1*
SAN FRsNcIsco, May 5-Cle&r@d--Str Costa
R.es. ior NauAssno. DspsEted--SfE Willamette
Valley. Tor Yaquina Ray; sh bohemia Tor Ma
naino. sh India for Nsasimo.
HRowHEAp, May --rssseo t;ruria, from
New York.
tAvsRroor. May S.Arriye Gallia, from
New York.
KINsALE, May 6-t7sssed -tosionian. from
BoSs0n.
BRExEgHAvsS, May s-Arrs *es3-stEasseurs.
from New York. Irave, IRON Nav York.
NEW YCRK. May Arrives ~Cotumhia ana
Russis, from Hamburg Gsrms2tse iroa Liver
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-06
REAL ESTATE DELTN.
Deeds Recorded I'm t.se Auai.or's q
YestNgIay.

Deeds Recorded In t.se Auaisor's Once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from gaeuary I, lsos,
s.. 49,, 56S There fled tos record yester-
dNy II deeds, the considerstieas aggreyatng
s26,06S. Following 10 tia list furnished BY
Osborne, Temper & Co. aostraa.ors of titles.
ll6 Cherry street. bstween From. Ard Second:
John Howard TO K. Hiilewsas. part LOT Is,
block b. Horton tracts, s.n
Ida Mort to l. A. Treen, lot IS block S, Lake
Dell add. 81.
E. l. Wo~d to l. A. Trsen, LOIS IL to IS, block
2. Woods add Kid. 81 500
f. p Furneil to Hop G3owers' Assn, part 81.
"a, s, aud other, 81.
b. A. Anderson to F. 4 McDorala lots Q to IL,
block ?. Northern add, : 100.
Il. DE Mouiipied to joan Corbstt. LOT 8, block
%. McGilyrA's add, $500.
Sheriff TO /. B. stedman, lots IN Green Lake
Circle, $50.
C. o.lund to G. C. Bosn, lots Il and u, block
10, Kid synd LIST, $780,
sheriff to .. +. Cooper trustee, lots IL and II,
block l, Boise Greek. So.
@. b. Bach TO 5. L. " ample. lets 10 and IL,
block 40. A. A. Denny's, 5000.
j; D. smith to G, L. howe. lots 10. II. 81 and
q, block .. Sd Motor LinN add. $esc
7. p Gulseth to J. A. Eauison. psrt IS, q. 2. g.
Z. K Robertson to 6. ". ll}us, lots 10 aud
20, block s.. South Park. $3.50.
u. r. 4 symond to X. L. Danieia, lots 8, aud
par, TO- block 3, Pontius. 5000
i. u. Mapel 70 J. S. MaCaliiste'. Part Mapsl d
c. $3.50
W. /. Russell 60 I. A. Co,chess, lot Is, block
W. ". Mccre. jr., to +. W. Gsoihus, lot II.
block 6, H.rsison Heights, 3S2a
Jamiesoa Dixon Mill Company 70 I. Mayer,
tract near Ballard, s.. la
A. T.. Hanford, executor, to " GottstsIn, VIZ
lots :, g. block -, Terry's 2d. $6,Se0
X. 7. Daniels TO Thomas Morris, }ot Is. block 8,
Kirkland Park, 500
A. wolf TO q. +. Ray uond, lots in block %,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-06
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

TIE STATE OF TRADE.
siy Francisco. May 5-The local mer-
|Esaiise markets are steady, with q fair de-
|sGa generally reported. The produce markets
Irqset
Vegetables are fairly active and In good sup
~ Potatoes aud onions are firm
few cherries and raspberries were offered.
|saxtetres are more plentiful.
Batter is ermer aui eggS are steady and dull
Ifastss Is unchanged.
Poultry is dull Tor old stock.
PFoince receipts-F our. quarter sacks. 5.ss7;
PEAT eeuta!s. 2,s45; barley, centale. "a, l31:
as eentals. ls0: corn, ceutals. Lass: teams,
ssas. 70, potatoes. sacks, l,6i9; onions, sacks,
F. efaa, sacks. :, iSn.
-Four quote: Net cash prices for family
saA'' ~ so,Gi 10 per Dbl: bakers extras, $3.50
80, supefbne, g.. 90n2 10.
aasas--Mith,n Il coupe OF days the market
H oF1oed up a little. spot trading ID not par
IsaI'y brisk, but better accounts from abroad
r. e impart strength to tho tone of local
gay, AMI cause shinpers TO give mere a,ten-
r. % offerings. QuotAble at: $l.2 xNdLa
esaai for de-irah.e GRADES Tor shipping pur-
p ssth SLeol slS2's for stock suitable Tor
Z apg gses.
SAiisl-ihe market has been stationary for
1T Greater phst oi the week, but recent liberal
If.saases Tor shipneut are helping 10 stimulate
So. ahd prices are show ing iirmer tone in
LN'e4aence. We quote a. follows: Feed, s5c
4 eiaiai Tor GOO quality and SCI 4tDs7l.c for
80 Grew -'ssygsl02'a per Genital
\ Sc Ao!ee patces are nos in lsrge supply
e'ieflag * OF sucu eharact II SIS TO find prompt
|sssf' s' the time. Common stocks move oil
4 - al easy yates We quote: surprise. ST. 50
~ HiArs 81 - aGpi.6li ,; fancy feed. 81. ~
god tceholce seed. s.. SoGei. Is: of grades.
sSsi@' nlacN, 81 ontol 29la: gray, i2s9i 80
.sel' ana - 4t9i. 40 for milling: red, siI7's
p iES ceHt9L
CAN roam
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-06

hraLLur, May 6.--lspecial.l-E. II. Dana's
" are eighteen inches 10 two feet high, which
psaAer than the average. due probably to hav-
y aos been cut back owing to the backward
SHss There will not be the need OF trimming
IA is usual this season. In OREGON the
- are more forward than here. due TO the
)Eirde, aud training was begun there today.
% reported upon good authority that the hop
have already made their appearance in Ore-
r. bu,. so lar ms known, have not been dis
'ysrsd here,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


The Chicago, Mi4waukea & ST. Pan!
Railway Company nave interesting maps
and folders 10 give away a. their office.
Ill Columbia street Please call and set
Que. 7. IL. PElrLIPs,
Trs4e%ng Agent
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DfEAMERS.
DACIFIC NAVIGATION CoMPANY-FAer
l. time for Tacoma Everett and Snohcmish river
poiDtA
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON viii
leave Everett daily, except Sunday. At 8 q "a. toy
Seattle
Leave Seattle for Tacoma. IL m
Leave Tacoma for seattle, 2:15 p -
Leave Seattle for Everett. 4:40 p -
Leave Everett for Seattle, 7:l5 p m.
Leave Seattle fog Everett. 1890 p m. except ST.
Leave seattle for TacomA. $50 p N. Saturday
emily.
Leave Tacoma for Seattle. 2:l3 p m.
Leave Seattle for Everett, $3.50 p. m
Calls ~ Edmonds only. Connects daily except
Sunday with STEAMER HENRY BAILEY for
All suohomish river points Only daily through
line. Freight 81 % Per ton
IA COMMON. WILDLY ISLAND AND
II EVRRhTT-
STEAMER FATRHAvEN
Daily, except Saturday, 9 p. M Tor Edmunds,
Auckilteo. Everett. Clinton. browns Point,
Iulalip, Langley, Suakelunl, Coupeville, SAnde-
fucA Oak Harbor, utsalady and La Conner. Re
turning leaves Ia Common y q. m, daily except
Sunday, touching Everett at 80 n m, arrive
Seattle n m bon't call ~ TuAp on return trip.
Headquarters in Seattle. City Dock foot Of Main
z. J. RATHBoNE, Agent
FRANK wATERHOuSE. General Manager.
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