davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03
Rrief T.rnma N.~.

TACOMA, Nov. Especial City Clerk
Smyth will appeal to the presbytery for .
decision In the matter of the choice of q
pastor of the New Westminster church.
DIR. Elliott Coues. the distinguished
scientist, Is i'll in bed with severe cold.
He intends TO come West next year and
take up the route of Lewis and Clarke. Al-
lowing It TO the mouth Of the Columbia
FROM the summit of the Bitter Root
mountains. His explorations were inter-
rupted on the present trip by snow. NJ.
s. Hill and Judge Wickersham. Of this
city, propose to join him In the trip
o. q. Foster. the receiver Of the Traders
bank, has been authorized TO collect the
debts OF the bank.
In the suitof Robert B. Rigney W. The
Tacoma Light and Water Company today
the city filed . separate answer. The
plaintiff demurred, but this was overruled.
Joshua Pierce today qualified as the re-
ceiyer of the Fidaigo City & Anacortes
Railway Company.
Archie Mckay, who Is accused Of horse
stealing, was admitted 10 bail today In the
sum OF $500.
The paving OF eight blocks of South Pa.
ci6c avenue with bituminous rock has
just been completed at q cost of SIC, 600
The work has taken just sixty-two days.
Bids are beginning TO come in for the
$500. 900 of county bonds.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded I'm the Auditors once
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded in the Auditors once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I. isos
are Is. 73s There we're fled for record yester-
day "A deeds, the considerations sggresa,ing
tis,s7a Following i the list furnished By
Osborne, Trempsr & Co, aostractors OF titles,
TIC Cherry street. bstwesn Front aud second:
Martin sfendf 10 J. n. Warner, lot Il block ls.
Huntington Park 10 Des Moiues, tz5
William l. Gray 70 Thomas Gray. lot s. block
. HlTibsIts . / y. TiDsi,s. 81 Of ess of nw,.
OF swI sec q. 2S 4. 81
A j. Espy 20 George r. Carter. lot s, block 81,
Bell Heirs second, si,eSo
Is, Bell Heirs frst, 81 500
Henry o. Tisdsmsn.to George Gray. lot II,
block Te, Gilman Para. 500
2, sec 9, -. 6. t3lz
). T. Arnold 70 G. W. Webster. part lot 9. sec
]. 7. Arnold to N. J. Webster. ssS lot 9. SEQ Q.
Julius G. Smith TO X. NJ. Cornell. 81 nj swk
nwA sec Is, q. 5. 81
Valentine, 1915
West Coast Imp. Co 10 b. Bergman. los 10.
block 10. Gilman PARK, si9a
q, s. 3. and lot 5 sane sec 8 -"'. YEA
IL T. smith % Ida r Stafford, lots 81, IS, block
4. Hanblsfs acre gardens, 81.
Y. 7. smart 20 Ida r. stafford, lots u, - block
l6, Bay View add 10 salmon Bay, so
u. ii. BlaSkmar to wash Rubber Co. trustee,
lots - 70 S1. block s. Salmon Bay 81, 800
Frank X. Greenros 10 John Anderson, lot g.
block rs, Gilman park, 81
Hattie fIelseher 10 Mary A. Griswold nIx lot
8, block 10, Nagie's, sl-so0
Mary A. T. GriswDld 10 Hattie FleIschsr, los
IS. block "a, Nagss's. s., 500
!. N. Garrison TO Richard Cooper, lot 8. block
2 r. A. Bell q, f61A
Louis Lagisquet to O. Bgement, lots IS, g.
block J. Gilman park, SIS.
James c. Bard 10 A. W. oliver. int In block
s. Learys add. $500
f. r. Northrap TO {. g Mckinley, lot il c. b.
Bagley's orient and Others. STA
j. H. woolsry. snersn. 70 Patrick Lee, % lotss
block 8, Hyde park. SscA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03
WEBSTER FINISHES TRAINING.
The Gignts' Wrestling Match Tomorrow
How They Train In Japan.

VI. Webster yesterday finished training for his
GrReo- Roman wrestling match with Sebastian
Miller, which Is 70 come of ct 10 o'clock to-
morrow evening at Turner hail, and will
wrcssie at 2s3 pounds, having reduced his
weight twelve pounds. Miller IL still training
down and expects to wrcstie at 20 pounds
Bets are being made freely among the sporting
element, ranging anywhere from 81 TO si0Ca
but no odjs are being given.
Mr.. Webster began his wrestling career IN
Japan seventeen years ago, and has since had
contests with all the principal Jspanese wrest-
era, between sixty and seventy altogether, and
has always come out WHINE. Tfe had Q contest
with Siehiaomi IN the presence OF the emperor
on July Is. 1880, and won II. his antagonist only
once succeeding in bringing him to ons knee,
which counts . throw in Japan. About Eve
months ago be defeated Kcniskf, the present
champion. Mr. Webster, who has spent tAe
greater part OF his life in Japan, havlng gone
there arst in iseS, said yesterday of the sport In
that country:
According 20 the japanese style YOU can
catch q man anywhere you I&s with your
hands, and the wrestiers wear . belt which goes
between the legs ne well a. around ths waist,
while IN co-Bom4a style yuu musf rot
catch below the eSit and must not Use your
ieet The japanese train on their natural lood
flee. Cab and bean SQUAT q cost of about Q
cents day, ard they get M their strength on
II, though no white man could suppose the
reason is thai custom and climate have adapfe1
them Tor IL Ali the wresflers come from the
western part OF Japan, where the men are big,
for about the seaporss they are small and seem
20 Be o. sinsrent triba The smallest wrext.ers
veigh 40 pounds. snd the average runs from 80
10 20 pouada Mafsada sornkfcht came over
here hey with . company of wrestiers, aud
was much smaller THAI hls brother, who was
below The average"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03

CHICAGO MaHKErs.
rHx soArp on rsApx.


CHICAGO. MY. z-whsas-Astivs: opensd
unchanged. advanced I<e on salyer bin bseorn-
ms law and eoverfng by sbosts, declined lie
Oh tong saiss 70 take profits. vesker cables,
heavy receipts In the Sorsawest ard light ex-
port cisassnees, rallied Ic On reported salss at
seaooar6 for expect 30 Lisbon and clossa steady
kecsipss. $500 bnshsis: shipments. iso 900
eushsis Closed: Cash. 6s5<c; December. ss5se-
Corn-Hfxhsr. Cash, ~; Dscemne.. axe
gsts---tes.iy: Cash. 2ssxc; December. 1s5sc.
kye--ssss e8471<c.
ttartey--& msaaf.
Fiax-tI oiJs
Iira0tay-ts 4tsE3 -
fnrk--fsaaly. January, rz6G
lard--sts4dy, JanrhEy. sA45f<
Short Ftbe--Stesdy. January So
Shoat1erx--tz zz17.5a
short eiesr-ea s5t4s02x
Whfsky-sli4
live STOCK
Cattie--Recefrts. 1900 head Market setfvs
and higher, prime native steers, S. 5aGe5 90:
med ans. - laGa -: others. "a sogLeS: Texans,
q 5o6@1
Hogs- Receipts. focoo head Market opened
losgs5s higher anc closed with Part 81 the
advance Loaf; roagh ard common. s. s04t6 90;
mixed and packers, S. i0t16 Is: prime nsavy
snd butcher weights. q. SlstA IS; prime Light,
t6GHts.3a
sheep Receipts. 1000 head Market active
snd Title higher: top sheep. s4GtL5a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
rnr ARltSernx.
rs.ai Au,aeri,l.. Ansr Aher.lsnl.s..

thorigies are making crusade against
people who are using the mails for unisw-
fnl purposes SIX indictments have been
returned against men and women who call
themselves physicians. Three arrests have
been made. They are ps. Marx StSass-
man. Mrs Mary Davis and DIR. Samuel
Hastings Halt All three are charged with
sending imprcpSr matter thFoGgh the
mails. The authorities have known for
some time that circulars have oeen seat
through tae posloffiee by persons Offering
% administer criminal treatment A death
which the authorities learned resulted
from the malpractice Of these persons
fualiv led 10 the arrests
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03

ASTORIA. Nov. 2 - ISpeciall - Two
months ago Nellie Harding. haIf-bresd,
died at Clatsop beach, and in the coffin
with her remains were deposited q gold
ring. a gold watch and two so gold
pieces. one of which, according TO
Indian custom when burying coins
with their dead, was placed In the
mouth Of the corpse and one in the folded
hands. On Monday Mrs Julia Marshall.
relative Of the deceased. passing the
grave, noticed that the picket fence sur
rounding il had been torn down and the
mound freshly turned with shade. An
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03
re welr WHIP. nIllr narnhr.

and Billy Mnrpny. Of New Zeaa6nd, foaxas az
murlero1s rounds ~ tha Csahb cinS here To-
riga1 Murphy was knocked clean through the
ropes In the SIKH round. and his seconds
picked him Up aad thrust him through shs
rspea Referee gosnny Eekharst, OF shs coney
Islard AthIetic cinh. awarded the fxhs 20 ws.r
Both me were badly used mp ana Murpsy had
to Be carried from the ring. Hss face shosed
was scsrcsly disagursd Before the weir-Mur-
ply fght Nike Sears. Of Lewiston, and Dare
Ross, Of sornssviile. fought nine vicious rounds
Beth msa we're badly OF when tbs rsferss gave
the dghs TO Ross 70 p-evens fnserferencs on the
part Of the poliee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03
Portland smurxlers Wan. s.p.r.t. Trial

PORTLAND. Nov. Especial. Five law
yers. representing persons included In two
indictments for conspiracy to smuggie
opium and Chinese. appeared in Judge
Bellinger's court today and argued the mo-
ton for separate trial for their clients.
The court denied the motion on the ground
that it was not shown that the rights Of
any defendant would be preiudiced by not
being allowed q separate trial. The court
said It must consider the convenience of
the government in the matter, as to give
the sixteen persons indicted a separate trial
would occupy the court for months, but he
woald not consider the interests Of the
governments TO the prejudice of the rights
of any of the defendants. The lawyers
win make another effort TO secure separate
trials
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03
Two-Mne stallion Record Broken.

TEnsE HAUIE. lad, Nov. 2--Thfs was the
first aud on,y daY OF the record meeting. The
worlds two-miIe stallion trosting record was
broken By Grsenisndsr making two miles
Ia i:Sl, which beats the stallion record
twelve seconds and comes within half
aseconc OF the worlds record made by Night
ingaie last rear. The track was in no condition
for record breaking. and Doblssdeemed IL mad
visabie TO start Nancy Hanks and Arion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03

SAS ExAScIsco. Nov. 2--The preliminary
examination CT Frank MeManas and Sea
atox Dunn Tor brshing the jury in the Cur
as trial Vas resumed today. MgA Curtss
resumed the stand and tod Of the visit Of
the defendants to her rooms after the trial.
when they demanded money Cor influence
used IN Curtis behalf wiih the jury. The
examination wss naspaned until Tuesday
In order 10 subpoena Curtis a. q witness.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03
DIRECTUM Is WINNER
Mascot Loses Three Straight
Heats at Fleetwood.
TRoTTiro RECORDS BROKEN.
Axe Weir Kaseks Out BnIy Marphy-
Johnson SIM eating shs Bi-
cycle Eeeords

exw faar. Sov. 2--The frctrsnx match Be
treea Dssec<ua and Aasect proved 70 BE no
sS1s4kAea ~ ais, 30 far the rnca itxslf was
ee1ceraed- There was bus one hcrse In IL
he esay sensation On shs days programme uss
zee enormous crowd gathered q Eastwood
Gsek 70 see TIE sport. between coo ana 100
psopts oslnz present Alter tie FIRST heat
euring wEieh Msscos broke badly rwscs. .as
nsfd " gss even money on the black horse
Af'sr Asscos bad again shown deesded break
ing psoeiiFstSes in tbs seeond heat ths odds
fuFned 10 100 20 60 on D.rectGrzss winning three
suaixst Eeasa pirscs4m Won the teas ior the
pose and whea they we're seat assay IN the nrst
beat on the second seozlng Dlrsctnm got pretty
nearly half length sdvaatsge. The horses
bad not made over 100 yards when Maseor
tnFsu Up bis hesls in q shameful
Dseak aid lost fre or ak isngfh& Ksi-
ley he'd Directum back until Mascot goi up
ElSnin = Length of him Mascot broke and Dr.
feesum asd things his own way TO the finish.
which be passed AZ least I've lengths ahead OF
nis opDonsut Time. 2.igi<
barectu1n got little the better start in the
seooad heat. 800. and held ID easily, passing
under the wire fuily four lengths 10 sns good
Time. 2.0Tsz
In the third heat Directun wss In advance
when TIA faeers were told to 20. ard increased
the sevaatage before the first surn- The pair
went ior kalf niis with Mesccts nose well
onto the wheels Of Direetams sGisy. and then
tie black horse shos ahead llks bailel Mas
COT however. kept going all the time. aud when
they Came into the stretch he again Tapped the
leader. Kelly then. for the frat time during the
match, compelled Direetum 10 exert himself.
aud he put half length between the tro;sera
Andrews kept the geIding moving. but could not
decrease the lead, aud IN those positions the
contestants passed under the wire In the third
heat Time, 2:esz<.
Another interesting event today was the ten
milo trot OF Pascal. holder OF the record Tor the
distance, made ~ steektoa. Cal, of y :2sI< To-
day Pascal maize the distance In 2s.l5. thus
knocking OF l minute 81 seconds from the
worlds record, and that, TO il remembered, on
the Usually slow Fleetwood track. He trotted
Of the ai g as follow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03
FOOTBALL KsrHUsrAsn HIGH.

Athisssc Cias Organizes > Promisizg
second Elssen-ssame en- Saturday.
Fooshaa snthEsizsra il booming "a the sesfsss
sesrs for second clssea has nes with al en-
ecErsgsng response In IA outpcarsng OF premis-
tEg material Yesterday aftsrnosn. nuswfgh-
standing tns miserable weather. tae-s were fwo
taIi tsszas lined Up ~ TOE Howell street
grcunsss aitb01ga r1srs than hasf the regular
team were ksst from besag preskn.
ToaigAs there Is pract1ee AZ the gynnssssra.
and tomorrow asts-nooa At 80 o'clock fhs suo
teams line mp for prscfaee garaa 81 Mssisoa
park The frst eleven viii r.oeahsv 70 20 Port
Townsend 20 plsy on saturday. Eovembss IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03
Tom Ryan Kaoeks ous . New Enxiana.r

WATERBURY. Conn. Nov. 2-Tom Ryan. tbs
champion weltsr-weight. knocked out Harry
ysnison, Of Bridgeport. tonight in two rounds
Jsmison fought ~ l65 pounds and Ryan al
10 In the fret round Ryan appeared 10 ba
sizing up his man, but in the seeond ~ sailed
In with rush which dsEsd Jamison and ended
the fight in n Knockout OF the most pronounced
character. Waiter AeNslly only spared Danny
Retxeii two rounds. when the &eferes declared
the contest draw 70 save police interference
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03
Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 2-Ths track was fast
Summaries:
six furlongs-Merry Eyes won. Josie d. sec
ond, Somerset laird. Time, l:isj<.
Mile and seventy vards-Indigo won, Rogue.
fort second. Boro third. Time. l:4o51
Six fursongs-Buckwa won, Freeman second,
The Broker third. Time, l:Ia
seven furIongs-lda Pickwick won, Imp
somsrsautt second, Lucille Manetss third
Time. i:27.
Four aud o half furiongs-Tommie Tucker
wen, Evear second. Darwin wedgewood third.
Time, :55t<
SIX furlongs--Prince Kinney won, Tsasat sec
oDd, Safehofne third Time. LA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03
UNIVERSITY VS.. PORT TOWNSEND.
Football Game ito Be Played as Por
1ownsend Tomorrow

May OF the state university students viii ae-
cnnpsny their football team TO Port Townsend
tomorrow.
Arrangements have bSea made with tia
Mauaceslo. watch leaves Ocean DECK a. :
ociack IL the morning. and returning az
oeieek IL the evening, 4or an excursion rate Of
g. - soF the round Tip The team VIII psac-
tseAlly ee maze Up OF new rasa. a. several OF tue
reggsas men have eee1 crippled ia practice
games Capt. Ford, who has . sprxired knee,
will be unshls Go PLAY.
Frs-ssr. who has not yet esen in = match
game. aud II ccs Of the men, wiz taKe
fov1's place hslf-oaek. McMailsn, who 10
paying faAi back thss year. 10 proving q stgcag
saGstson- Harris Will manage the team In
Ferd's place Following l. tie makeup OF The
team
Len srd. osttarr: lsit tackle. Ro1i1soa, left
guas1, sesvasise; Ceatss, Harris; rsgak guard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03
San FrMnclsoo Tssces,


San FhANCisco, Nov. 2-summafies;
Mile-Francisea won. Morton second, DON
Fniano third Time, 1891
1hree-quarteTs-Lass CEAnce won. Pesca1or
second, Bridal Veil third Time, 1:iSls.
five-eighths-Larfena won, Carmel second,
Bordeau third. Time. 1905.
Mile and seventy yards steadfsst won. Happy
Day second, sheridan third. Time, l:47sx
Nile and Observation-Disclosures won, uuada-
loope second. First Lap third Time, 1:5a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03
San FRANCISCO MARKETS.



skx Francisco. Nov. 2-The merchandise
nskets were moderately active with no changes
reported In prices. The produce markets were
unchanged.
S Vegetables and frults--Dul
Polatoes-Rule weaker.
0nions-Firm
Buttef-Heavy supply.
q Eggs-Easter.
e. Cheese-Stcady.
III pouitry--Weak.
Came-euiet
Produce receipts Flour quarter sacks. 1924;
0rsgon, 9s2lg; wheat. csatals. sass; Oregon.
j. 50. washington 10, 757; barley censeis. i0.T43.
eat, eentals. 2s6; rye, sacks. iti beans. sacks.
escks. SOS; bran. sacks, LOO: Oregon, 6,2sa
Ffonr--Ne quote. Net cash prices for family
8 txiras. ssGS&&75 per barrel baker, extras.
&stosS ~: sapsrane. s. SOC 20
nodS4 milling. sLoil ssIess. PEI g tai.
Bar. ey-No | iesa, Ns5iss: choice bright,
sF.a75: brewins, soasso. s.hsvalisr. 81 loo
LIZ ior standard, sna 7a9soe psr centai for
oats-ised. s5eCsslos: black. goetsl %: milling.
NlnssLs0: lauey feed, fLiaisGsLlstS: gool 90
sshoiee si.o2gt 10; cognmssn - ar. sacGDsl o0s
tgsPfise, sL20gL23s grey. 9tctei.eS per eentai.
CALI HoARp
Sales were recorded today a. follows:
Afternoon sesslon wheat--Msy. 800 tons
iass. via; December. 200 tons, Ills: 90 tons
sAszss: 3D. tons. All per Genital
EAl g--Deeemoes, 10 tons, 7sl4c; 100 tons.
=; 20 tons. Ie'sc; Nay. Ito tons, $40 per
faxAScrAL
Drafts - on sight, Nuw York. per sfoa. ise
s.ssnai sterling eilss--on London, ee-day
aLvKa
silver bars, per ounce 6a0s59s<a
NeYleau-iofiurs ALA So
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03
FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON STOCK ExcHANaR
Lospos. Nov. 2--Consols, 81 1854 Bank Of
England discount rate. per cent
SILVER
Bar silver, .925 hEe, per ounce. s2d.
Es0LIsH GkAIs MARKET
LEvKRrooi.. Nov. 2--Wheat--Dsmand poor.
Corr-spoi. arm. demand poor: new mixed,
- Id; November, 4 sd; December, Is z<i: Jan
nary, Is Iakd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03
Twe-Miis Foot Race.

Albany, y. T., Nov. IA two-mils FOO. racs
Tor purse Of $50 and the championship OF the
world between smith, OF this city, and Everett
c. AcCsennand, Of Pittsbarg, was run here
this afternooH, resulting in . victory for Smith,
who won easily in minutes - IS seconds,
finishing fully 90 ysrds ahead. The frat mile
was made In 4:56 The betting was 10 to . in
favor Of Smith
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Nov. 2--The failure
OF tbs firm Of Samuel BIaisdeIi, IT., & Co.
OF Chicopee, Mass.. large wholesale dealers
In cotton and wool stocks OF ali grades,
was announced today. The liabilities are
s2s5o 200; assets rot knoxn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03

NAsErSsroy crry, Nes. Especial. -
These pcstmastsrs we're appointed today:
u e. AeSazaars. Pors Toznsend. Wash. !.
q II Wasros. Fairhassa. Wssh. William
Saunders, Grand DsIl-s, Kli<kisas eouaty.
Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03

INDEPENDENCE, IA, Nov. 2-Johnson got
more records this afternoon, and now las all
the records up 70 two-third mia That dis
lance, with flying start, he made in i:iS lower.
ing the former time cne-ffth second In Q
In l:SS-h
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03

STEAMER sI.Ips

leaves S%feeanfs aceg Z OF p ~ Mosfsys wsA
Essesys ARA Frfdaya far Wess sses oasgs. sss 49,
handbags Tuss12yx Thursdays aad sxswseav. rny
Ezs: SEA vasAoa. cAsa-asaz.. DesMaaass 5000
Ls2ziBs aa6 Bsssaa. Leaves gscaazA sv.rx
EsrziEg sxssgs sEsozy a. es3a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03
silver bars, per ounce. 6wss59, "a
Asxieandollars, 5sssCs Sc.
slSsse srocxs
SEw YORK MARKETS..
Erock KxoHAyex


Nsu NogK. New. 2--ShsSe speculation was
.szsis u the hands Of professional traders aud
- esar eontln9eai was In conlEai tie greater
F-tos the day. A. The rsSait o. TIA dealings
ssasse stocks s8i speeisltie.. with few excep-
Voc, recorded declines, extending isom - par
va "a iae general La The heavlsst dsprss-
~ was L. Nstiaasl Cosdsga preferred, which
sasa aoNa lts per eeat to 81 the owess pre-
80 fes9Fsfei safe having beea made as eSss
.asls sss s,igal rally shortly before tue caose.
- = vas saaseaBeagly iost
sssseEaaleasl nsaas-stroaE
sssfsSsaia-Qaiet ana tlrmeg: Pennsylvania.
- eaaoaa. closed at sc bid. No sales.
SslgER
- siFsf, per ounce. 6Aa
AsxseAa dollars, sec
F3SkNCsAG.
aezsosy on Aii-Ea>y: IN 10 ; per cent closed
s@<ssea a. res cent rflnle mercantile pzp-hF.
Ill 80 eeni sterling excaAsge-~stssfv al
do ieT ssxty-asy ei1ik, and sIsss
noSps
tssga, ...... nt1FU : tss fregl $50 %
tsoarl.-.. I'M tAelac - $1,000. les
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03
Hops rs quist

ExRczksoEsx
cease-optioas, rui@d dan snd heavy; eiosod
ss1S ~ tFnfa unehznge1 - 5 pasass &C.
80. 1ses, - Q faxs, tne tfrx. NcTenhsr
sssss@s9lszs. DSesmber. sssgaf1ssso -. Jaafsarv.
sss.s g ~ AAseh. SIS Ia SPOT Elo-Eaassr:
oufNr-Esw, easier; rsfHinx. ne. eensrs-
fugsis, g test g<e: ssoisssss sur.r. - te~s -
- e snip Refined. aeout sses1Y.
Cppss-ouiet: Lake. o. e
lAaS-ftrmers domessfe. a.
La-fsr1aer. efrstts &c @0
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03

examination sss eaiekly made, when is
VAS discovered thar Tia I'D Of the COIN
RAD been forced open and The mc1-y and
valHas.es stripped from TIE hsar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03

LONDON. Nov. 2-The cunard line steamer
campanIa. which left New York October 3 al
$40 m. arrived Of Browhead at HOS shis
evening. making the passage In days, hours
and 30 minutes, breaking sii previous rscordG
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03

Aseeolss right ssckle. Me1s.r1s. rsxhs snd.
Nesbon; qnzrser-oaek. Izgiiss rsxae hnlt. Fra
zser. fsss h2zf. Al<<Tscas Euli-azck MeNuIleu:
su6stlEsses. II MscA |. BExroEa c. Andrsws,
b M1l9l&zas. L. uurAam
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03

Another record beaten on q hnely-prepared
track was for the members cup, TO be taken by
any members team that would beat the record
os2:ls1S- Matthew Riley's team, Clayton and
Reference, made the mile In 2:lsl<
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03

ponr ANGELINA PORT rowuszsn Dun
J. esnses aze seattle rousa
TIAn CAAp
Fast Passenger and Freight PropelfoR
AoNTfCEL.La
Commencing Tuesday, Nay a. 1873
Leaves sally sxcsps Monday rs salowss BesexA
IA Townsend 1850. arrives PORT Angeles 4
p m Leaves Port Angeles a.; PERI
fcwnssnc $50 p. M; arrives Seattle 10 p N.
LandinsA clty Deck, sesssis: Tfeeai's Dock. Pore
Tewnsead: Morse's Dock. Porn Anxslsa
HATCH BROa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03

IyooD CANAL Hourg-
II New Passenger Steamer
H&LFA
lcnrryfss q =. nstl3 Isases Colmsa doez Noa-
dAy@ Wednesdays sa1 FFsdAya Al 90 = "a fsr
kinksEsa. Fart stnmb-s nARSox. ssAsssx hrsnnea.
ssswato. LstwkaR ais ESS1sposs saa fsnlsss
City ea4 nfsFnse1sxse SoGass. asrssfax AZ rnton
CITY a. 900 .. "a Leaves Catua Cry ~ a. 3 q
"a Tuesdays, Thars9ays a1d sasaFdaya arrtvsar
THOMPSON AGos