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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-06

h,hi,sd mixtures taken with kodaks. He
nr,nosas 10 use the kodaks to show not
onlv hiyh check reins and horses mutt
iated by docking. together with owners
who drive and ride them. but also all
kinds OF cruelty that can be found on
cattle ears. In cattle yards. slaughter
houses, markets. horse racing. polo
games and otherwise.-Boston Tran
GcrtDt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-06

Active and healthy by using Or. David's
Liver pills They are mild. harmless
and very effective. % cents box. of
% pills Five boxes for 81.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.,
Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-06

BY keeping the system In a healthy con-
dition with Or. David's Liver pills. The
best LAYER Medicine known. % cents q
box OF IS pills. Five boxes for 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-06

destined 70 come within the circle ~
her friend hip. Fathers seldom realize
the height and depth OF this type OF
daughtcrly affection.-Cf icago Inter-
Ocean.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-06

At the monthly meeting for July OF
the directors Of the Massachusetts, So
ciety sor the Prevention Of Cruelty TO
Animals recently President Angel ex-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-06

Then he murmured FLOWERS! MOVERS!
How beautiful nature is" They were his
last words.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-06

...u little matters let us turn 20 less,
...uy touch the mysteries Of dress. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-06

INDIA BARTON HAYS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13

placed in the county inil, charged with
having murdered Lille Kiplcy. an in
mate ot Jessie Perkins house of IN fame
Ahfhcts VIE is also running q haeuio
near the Perkins place. She had seoa.
rated from her husband and the two had
not been living together for some time
according TO the evidence before the
coroner jury, It seems that Parker
ana Lille lNinlcy better known here Ms
'Dutchie," went to the iatters room
about o'clock, and about $50 Parker
raped on the laudladys door. telling
hef 10 come up quickly, as "putchie"
was dying She ran irto the room aud
lound the girl lying on the bed suffering
Wrnrle agony. \ physician was immc-
elNiely summoned by telephone. When
ne arrived the girl was unconscious and
could not be aroused. dvipg in n few,
hours. The inquest failed TO reveal any
cause Tor the rash act Young Parker
says ne did not see her take ANYTHING,
ana q search of the rooms failed to re-
Neal either pnckage or bottle containing
morphine. Parker himself has been nd.
olcted 20 the use Of morphine, although
ne says ne has not used any for more
tnRn n year. The girls Of the house say
Parker has bccn trying to got the PHI
70 use the drug, and those who have in
fesug0led the case, believe that she
hegan It's use and took an overdose
During the evening she had tried 10
borrow dagger from Pearl Starr. who
Is now an inmate of the Perkins, man
SION but for what purpose IL not stated.
she left 10 clue TO indicate that The
act was premeditnted.
Since her death Il has transpircd that
hor real name was Annie Douph, and
that her former home was Chicago
where Il Is said her father runs n sa-
loon; The dead girl some time nno sails
she had a sister living In st. Louis. and
that she was an inmate of Madame
fritch's palace Of Gin.
Young Parker does not bear a very
good reputation lie was arrested sew.
erai years ago upon the charge of having
robbed train near Little Rock. was
convicted and sentenced TO three years
In the penitentinry. He was afterwards
pardoned by Governor Hughes on nc.
count of his extreme youth He IL said
TO be the posscssor Of some valuable
real estate ON Markham street In Little
Rock lie comes of an excellent family, but
bad associations and RIGHTEOUSNESS have
brought him 10 his present state.
lie viii have an examination tOmor
row
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
EMORY EVENTS.
What is Going on In tho Capital City Of Rains
Counlv


County.
Emory, Tex, Jan i2.-(Special) 1.-The
large brick store erected by Messrs. Cain
q Ballew on the north side of the public
square is nearing complication. IL ia
the first iron AMI glass front IN the city,
and ~ quite an ornament Mucn credit
is due Messrs. Cain d Balew for the
enterprise and pluck manifested In the
building Of such house.
The Old institute has undergone re
pairs and is now occupied by the city
school, for the first time IN eight years.
The city dads are getting move on
them sure enough. aud as a consequence
the appearance of the town is improved.
The merchants say that the people
are paying mp better than usual. and
are quite hopeful for the year 1893
Real estate in town Is advancing Ia
value.
County court Is now in session There
is little or no criminal business for this
term. aud but few civil cases TO try.
The case Of H. G. Hardin VS.. the Mis-.
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railway com.
pany of Texas, suit for damages for
burning grass, fence and cotton, result.
cd In Il verdict for S505.73 for Hardin,
Farmers are beginning to get ready
for another large crop.
Mr.. r. Gilmore has gone TO Fort
Smith 10 close contract 10 furnish ties
for the railroad in the Indian Territory
The hotel run 10y Mrs. 5. h. Stowe
has changed management
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
DEMOCRATS TO BANQUET AT
RICHMOND

The list of special guests invited 10
the Southern Democratic banquet, which
win take place at Richmond, Va, Jan.
%, includes the following Mr.. Glove
land and Mr. Stevenson. Representative
w. =. @. Brecknridge. Mr. Thomas Il.
Bayard OF Delaware, Senator Calvin s.
Brice Speaker Crisp. Senator Carlisle,
ex-Governor Campbell of Ohio Repre-.
sentative III. S. Caruth, Mr. William T..
Clyde, Representative Bourke Cochran,
Governor Holt of North Carolina, Mr..
3. Cameron Of Raleigh, N. c., President
w. G. Elliott of the Atlantic Coast line,
MIR Charles s. Fnirchild. Chief Justice
Melville w Fuller, Justice Lamar and
Justice J. Field of the United States
supreme court Mr. Hugh X. Gordon of
New York, Chairman Harfity, Senator
David V. Hill, Commodore George w.
Melville. United States navy. Mr. c. B.
circuit Of New York, Governors Pattison
OF PENNSYLVANIA aud Russell OF Mas
sachnsetts and Senator German Bee
sides these and others Governor McKn-
lev Lieutenant-GOyernor j. Hoge Tyler,
Attorney General II. r. Taylor Scott,
Speaker Of the House II. il Caldwell,
limited States Senators Daniel and
Hunton and an OF the Virginia congress
men have received Invitations
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.



All persons Geekihg employment or dceir-
ing hcln Of any character are invited 60 use
thig column free Of charge. such advertise
ments not 10 exceed three lines.
koties Of articles lost and found In this
column, not exceeding three lines. VIII
also be Inserted free.
II "a tho desire Of The Gazette 10 facilitate
the search Of persons foT employment rnd
t,c recovery OF lost property. and all cor.
daily invited 20 use this column Tor such
purposes
SPECIAL NOTICES
Parties answering advertisements below
must address the advertiser and not The
0nHette, ne this paper has nothing 20 DO
with The Advertisements further than 70
print them.
The Gazette cannot undertake 70 forward
replies unless prepaid and addressed euvei-
Onea accompany advertisem enta.
NO personal notices printed unicas 40
companied by the name OF advertiser.
Advertisers should remernber that letters
directed 60 Initials only, are not delivered
through the postofiCe. n initials are USED
they should be addressed 20 the care ~
some person, hrfn or postnfiice hox Adver.
usemenis can be left az our Office. or sent
nrush the mail TO The Gazette Fort
Worth, Tex
In answering advertisements mention this
paper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
TWO MEN ARE DEAD
AND ANOTHER is VERY BADLY
INJURED.
aaa
The Fatal Result Of an Explosion al Osnlson
In The New Switch Yards-How tho
Accident Happened.

Denson, Tex. Jan 12-(SpeciaI -
This afternoon about 3 o'clock terrible
accident occurred at the new sMitcu
yards west of the city. as result Geo
Hampton and Jerry kiley are dead aud
H. IT, Bush IL badly injured. Tho inquest
has not yet been held, but as near as
your reporter can learn the facts are as
follows.
The blasting gang had placed four
shots In the rock. The shots are ar
ranged 20 that one goes above aud one
below the cap. When all had reached a
safe distance the caps were exploded,
and kilcy, who was the boss blastcr,
counted Ne reports and said. "all of,
hoys.' a ais WIS the signal for the
gang TO go back TO work. Kiley must
have made a mistake ia counting for AK
the gang reached the spot another TX
plosion occurred with the result a. chron-
icled above. kiley and Hampton were
blown about fifty feet and kiley was
killed instantly, while Hampton lived
for few minutes,
Hampton leaves wife and one child
Contractor Bush was injured about the
face and head, but his injuries are not
serious.
One other man was injured slightly on
the arm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
cn1rnr OF APPEALs.

Austin. Tex, Jan. Special The
foilovinq decisions were handed down
m The court Of civil appeals for the Third
district today
AfErmpd- Receivers Of the Intematon-
al and Great Northern railway company
rs. Wright ct a.; from Williamson.
Reversed and renandel--fai weston,
Hotrishure ana San Antonio railway
ce,nn1nv "a Irrsrh from Guadalupe. IN
terternauonal and Great Northern rail-
nj Va Kuehn. from Comal. Victor
Rom " Calvert ct o., FROM Wilson.
Joseph Male vs.. the city Of Austin, from
Travis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
: /. TESTED AT INDIAN HEAD.

PENN Iron oomnonv
4 iiilyi,naIing for the navy Jeparf.
lrei n tl ,l'l Harveyized test plate 10
tehlen"c,s,' n shot from a 1O-inch gun
Is 10 ny. N armor-plate manufact.
lr,mept ~. them lighter. and tho
'hg po,rs, ueslres 70 find out he M ~
|iae Sr n,e. o. IL inch plate Tho 1 Har
yesla, '1leess lasted from Dec %
u new w. The plate win he tam,
govern week and tested later ON M
Head Ni5 proving ground at Tn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
WEATHERFORD.
fnis Of The Animal klnsdOm--A False
flfs harm-Takon 10 Wichita Falls.
Olhsr WsaIherIord Matters.

rutherford, Tex, JAM 12.-(special)
lw q freak of the animal kingdom
exhibited by Mr.. Blank Yesterday
lmg The freak was OF tlie bovine
~ ~ oeing a calf with perfect limbs
wy, but q branch protruding from
l aegk' on either end of which was
81 perfect calf's head.
nOwnes came into the city this
WV rom the scene of where he
ule eolored hoy day before yester.
s.. was related IN The Gazette.
IVY 70 questions, he simply said:
Nv nothing 10 say of the kllinr"
impressed with the fact thar his
nany friends We're eager and
w 70 Know Of the affair MS they
~ must certainly have been en-.
~ isSnsuhed, he said he Thought he
s ira would act 40 again urtler SINH.
,risaSin,il'sSsanees, and that all would
MA ,55'i ~ ana he would be fully ex.
KIN Vslore the courts Of the country.
I'M ~ IN alarm gave the coinpnnieg
luietIru ulls morning, They respond
4 rbIsA ano speedily fastened 10 the
5pvn G was only a rubbish burning
i,s Shawder. the man wanted In
Il M. ans for seduction, left for that
V'nihs IN charge of officers.
" tinhlt donv Co..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
COTTON BURNED

4 q loo as' Jan, l1.-Cspecioi
sssly & SeieIsro ~ the pickeiy OF
e eoihninsi.ssal,c caught fire this morn
and the 9h. .s 70 a lot OF cotton
-snt AID building The FIRE a..
4 were ~ Ne waterworks N ~
pa oat ~, much FOR The fire and
''ed BY Insurance n'S 5000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
DID PARKER DO IN?

yi St,,ilh' ArAf Jan, IA. ,9ps'is ~ 4,
time ago from Little Rock, was today
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
0ATARRH N rnr nn1n

afA cnls disease OF the blood ana
boff.c, reliable blood purifier ann can
best blood S ,a Hoods sarsnparlila
ffsy sever iparlner. and h has cnred
gpelite aud h, aass OF eatarrh. Ii gives
builds up the whole sys.
/ CON tor gesiPP,selally upon the liver
1ie eeasupatls,gl ly KS g its natural du.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13

Relieves every sort Of bleeding, pain or
inhammation-IOnd's Extract. DO not be
imposed upon by weak limitations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13

Dlsngreeable sensations resuluag from
cough vanish before Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13

nAnnEn.s cnAlns ANp anIapINn.

CONQhlgSs CHAIRS BEST IN TIE
world "lmpr0yed Telephone Raz0rs, |"
highest class, none better Expert grind
Ing ana cSncavlng razOrg, clippers aud
shears Texas Eoouie Grinding Co.. l47
South Ervay street Dallas. Nail orders
have 1gick seeing 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13

Salrsiios.. ueei9y facts, and II Is n n,ct
sab. ''" vi Is the greatest pala cure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13

PERSONAL
LADIES DESTROYS OF PERFECT BUST
DEVELOPMENT In abort time BY harmless
treatment. send for book Sent free
plainly sealed. Greenledf Toilet Co. Dial.
las. Tex
MARRIED LApTTs-sTND 10 CENTS ron
"lnfallihle Safeguard" mo medicine. no
dec ptionl; Just what you want Ladies'
BaEar, Kansas City, Mo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
GAZETTE'S LETTER LIST

List Of letters remaining uncailed for in
me counting room on yesterday, at D. m.
Persons calling for them win please say ad-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
misoELIANE0Us
FlNANUIAI-

PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN on FARM
LANDS AND IMPROVED CRY PROPER
TY CENTRALLY LOCATED. NO DELAY
TENAs LOAN AND SAVINGS co, J. n
BRuGLER. vICEpREs'T. AND TREAS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
TRANsrER.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR EALE--A PAYING AND WELL Es-
taDilsned clothing and genta furnishing
business located IN prosperous town,
surrounded by a fine country. For par.
ilcuiars address Locs hox 81. LanpasaB,
Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13

ONE FOURTH INTEREST IN A GOOD,
paying retail drug business Tor ania Apply
% IA. W, Williams q o., Fort Worth.
Tex,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13

The preliminary examination OF John
ID. Phillips, the Bartlett saddlery mer-
chant who Is charged 10y Sam padgu
with obtaining 800 worth of goods un-
der false pretenseR, was concluded today,
the accused held TO await the action Of
the grand jury IN the sum of 800. He
vas arrested last night on similar
charge by Padgitt's Austin branch man
ager and Upon the determination Of the
examination today WAS taken 10 Austin
10 answer the charge
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
STATE OF TRADE

SAN FRANcIsco, March 2L-The butter mar
ket is easy at quotations under liberal receipts
Eggs were firmer today, the supply falling OF
owing to the severe weather. Mid new cheese
IL in fair demand
Heavy arrivals of oranges from the south have
weakened the fruit market. Apples are clean
ing up better. but the demand Is slow ou,side
OF choice varieties. Mexican lines are lower
California lemons are firm for fancy stock
Two car loads OF poultry have arrived from
the East since yesterday morning and IN con Sc
qaence prices for California stock are easy I'M
ported stock sold as follows: Hens. =: ROSTERS,
-; ducks. IS; geese, Is dozen. turkeys, aOc per
pound.
Hare comes frssiy and prices are weak
The vegetable market opened with moderate
trading and few changes In prices. Asparagus il
lower. with heavier receipts. aggrega,ing 100
boxes. Other arrivals included III boxes OF rhu-
barb. 5 sacks of peas, So boxes OF mushrooms, 2
boxes OF cueumoers. The potato market Is
steady. with receipts Of Isl sacks. Onions met
with fair demand at quotations
fiour-Priees favor consumers. We qnots
let Cash prices for family extras, AgsGa 20
per barrel; bakers extras, 81 s0GtVo: supefnne.
s. 6sJ3i0
whea,-yo complaints are made A. to lack o,
moisture Ia any part OF the tate. while ia son
places there has been little too much rain !:
but the outlook 10 promising for liberal crops
Trade in wheat is SLOW, with prices weak.
shippers ere doing very little la TIE way OF buy
moment 81 s1s i. about all thsi can De Obtained
for standard wheat, vita 81 2sEasstsi. Is for q
choice article Milling grades rsinain station
srg a . raags Of 81 ~ O. 81 per GENITAL.
Produce receiJss-Fioar. I2.soo quarter s.eks:
wheat, $50 ecnsais; Oregon, s.ao. Wash
ingtou. 2,iso. barley. $50 esntais: Washing
ton. LOO: ssts, 800 eent.ls' Idaho. so. corn.
SO cehta.s: rye, 80 SKIS; onioas, 600 SKIS.
Barley Tho export movsmsat 10 ssiii
n psosfsss ana ssseks 81 bosh 1ss1
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and brewing barley are hetug grn0uaIly
lowered. As Consequence there 10 :
firrncr tone 10 the market and any change In
values is more likely 20 be upward than down.
ward 30 far BUYERS have had no dificuity in
SoJs2i1c pee eentai for good quality and $50
ssc for cho:ce: brewing. 81 per GENITAL
oss.-Eeceipss today include 100 esntals
from Idaho. Supplies from Oregon are under
stood to Be over for the season.
Trade continues TO b OF light order.
with no. change OF consequence in
vaiue& We quote: Milling. NGD1S:
fancy feed. $40: good TO choice feed, 81 so1
lS5a; OF grades. 81 l3l CO. black. 81. IN;
gray, N-2a9lSo: red. g. ieSel Is per Genital
CALL BOARD
Following are the sales recorded at the call
board today:
Wheat Morning, informal session - pecsm.
per. 100 tons, 1882 100 tons, 81 Slss: lo00 tons,
SLsls4; 40 tons. lslis; 100 tons, $L3lsk Nay.
luo tons. N.Si4. 100 tons, N.26ss: LOO tons,
Sl2o per centai Regular ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
loo tons, slSiis: 1000 tons. &i.sis<: 60 tons.
SLsiss May, 80 tons, $Lojss: $50 tons. 81 Isl:
ouye, May, 100 tons, 81. 20 per GENITAL
bariey-Regulaf session-seller 1854 new. 800
tons. sac: 10 tons. sS7sc: so tons. sSt<c Nay,
70 tons, S5l5c; 100 tons. ssstc; 500 tons, 6S5<c.
december. 2o tons, Sc per GENITAL
FINANCIAL
prafts-on sight New York. per 500, c,s<c;
Sterling biils-On London, sixty-day bank.
Mexican dollars. 66(966i<c
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FOREIGN MARKETs.

FiSASciAk
LONDON, March 2l-Bar silvsr, 90 6ns.
3s2.i. consols, - I-iSd. Bullion gain on bal.
ancss paid ia,o the Bank OF England today.
Et0.0D0. Bank OF England discount rate, 81 per
cent
Es6LtsH GRAIN MAsKEr
LIVERPOOL, March 2L--Whest Demand mod.
crate. No. 2 winter. STEADY at - oil
Ccrn-Dsmand moderate Tor spot ana poor
for futures: spot, steady, at q p - for new;
March and April steady NJ Il DID, May, steady as
s2iad-
Ladies', 60 to J. J. Wittwer. ois Front STREET
and nave your hair properly stseodefs IN
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA DIVISION
WHATCOM ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP sCiTy OF SEATTLE

tClose connection with y. r. train from Portland
and San Francisco.
Steamers ''City OF Kingston and "City Of Seat
tie" make close connections at the Tacoma wharf
with trains TO and from Portland. and With the
East aud West bound overland trains
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drains and loss OF pow
e. Of the Gcnerstve organs in either caused by
over exertion. youthful errors. excessive OF
tobacco. opium or stirDuiants which soon lead TO
lnfrulty. Consumption and Insanity. Put MP cor
yenient carry IN vest pocket - per package by
mails fer q. With everY s. order We s1ye "a written
Guarantee 10 refund The Hsoep Eircu free.
address Nerve seed Co, Chicago, ~
For sale IN Seattle Wash. By stewart a Holmes
Drug Co
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Portland Wheat Market.

PoaTLAsD. March 2L-ispeciai. l-whest-The
conditions unchanged and quotations nomi-
nal: g. i2l s5L IS for valley and Sl05e1l07ls for
Walla Walla. Receipts were 2. 523 centala
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ror,cs 70 CONTRACTORS.

1vOTTcE TO coz TRACToRs-Seaied proposals
N MI b received by the board Of county COM
ss.usrrers Of King county. Washington, AZ the Of
~ sffhe county auditor In Seattle. Wash, until
- sfWednesday April IL. 1893, for the cree
- 80 compilation Of the new county almshouse
~ sssutai on the site selected on the county poor
Ss seuth OF the city OF Seattle, according 70 the
- s,eri1catlons and detail drawings Of the
~ nreasref py w. A. RitchIe. architect which
s.sS rdaas etc wIl be on file in the architects Of
- a roous ~, so AMI 81. Mon block. Seattle.
Sssh an and sfser Monday. March 20. 1893.
! ~ proposal must be ACCOMPANIED ny certi-
~ sneSk on some local bank in tire sum Of ten
Soassnd dollars $40 00Jl, made payable to the
,sssnrer Of King county. Wash. rs q guarantee Of
~ falfh o. the part OF the said bidder.
a nfnposal will he considered unless accom-
sraItd 81 such certified cheek.
- board Of county commissioners reserve the
~ 10 reject any or al bids
Z bag county. Washington.
eeuxtv Auditor and Ex-Officio Clerk Of the Board
2C0unty ommisAtoners.
nnfed this lth day Of March, 1893.
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ffic NAVIGATION roMpANy-s
t,e-. fsS time Tor snoacmisa. Everet, and
~. STATE OF WARRINGTON win
eAsa. nay except sunday, As - u. ter
80 80 Seattle for Tacoma. Ham
L. Ascsls Tor seattle > 4, N.
- sesttte Scr Everett ASS a. IN
49, ss~ssI, FOR s~ztGI> n:4a ~ "a.
SsAssie fos Everett 8 50 d Ia
l>x,~ - LAY TRIF~
l..sss fvsreG Der seattle ga m
49, sesissa fot Ia -urlA i so& IA
eyFsveASils fes We rss g 81 n IN
Atsss- sLh HENRY EA!IfN will Law.
A.~s. ~ seeh0Tish Mondays. Wednesdays a.
tsr 49, m. ealing al Mackntea kas, ana
AsLlsssess Aai Lowed
~ N"~'sss Ia seattle. City Dock. feet Of Main
Paw RATuEeSE Agent
Nna1a "AIEhaOCsk. Genera. Aanaser,
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MINING srocxA

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCdANGH.
new YoRK. March 2l.-One of the dulless
stock markets today for some time. and the
dealings constituted nothing but . traders
market The widest changes were in Indus-
trials and Manhattan. Manhattan sold up from
1S2 to 1914: American Tobacco jumped ~. and
Rubber q /, The announcement of an advance
In prices Of refined sugar by the trust had COM
parasively little effect the stock. Ia the rail.
ROAD list prices tended downward at the open
Ing. but soon rallied. During tho afternoon the
market received setback only to Be succeeded
BY recovery. Tho strength OF sterling exchange
was partly Offset by the easier feeling in money
and the TACT that indications point to better
supply OF bills against grain shipments. which
are on the increase. The market LETT Oh Hrm in
tone, but dull
Railway bonda-Dull. but nrmer.
Government bonds-Steady.
Petroleum-65c
FINANCIAL
Money on cali-Easy; closed. offered at per
cent. Prime paper-6t67 per cent Sterling ex-
change-Firm, with actual business at g. ssi<fA
1924 Tor sixtyday bills, aud $As71s4AssA iOr
demand.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-22

DEopLE'S SAVINGS BANK. OCCIDENTAL
J. block. seattle W ashlng,on Capital. Sioo, 600
Officers - Boart of Trustees - Bailey Gaizerl
Pres dent: Jacob furtb. Vice President: Arthur
A. Denny. second Vice President; James r Hay
den. Manager. Cashier and Secretary: Frank l.
Blodgett. Assistant Cashier: l. Schoabacher, John
Leary. VIM r. Railey, Jean Collins, Otto hants
Transact savings bank business exclusively
Deposits received from enc dollar 10 ten thousand
dollars ~, per cent interest per an mum allowed
on term and our per cent. ordinary de positA
dividends declared the last day OF May snd No
vember. Loans male real estate or approves
cellAlerais only.