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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-10
COGNAC:JEREZ c
PONCHE M|L|TAR.

Estos lcores que tan buena aceptaci6n han mercc,-
do del pGblco &c esta Capital demas parties de la sla
por cualidades agradables, de los cuales
aumenta cada dfa ell consume, haan de vena al por
mayor en- esa plaza en- la Isa las prncipaes casas
importadoras de vfveres al detail todos los Colma-
dos, Cafes, Establecimientos del Ramo. -, /
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-10
COMPANIA
DE LOS FERROaARRILES
DE PUERTO-RLCO.

BOletin ssmanal de ingyssos.
RecAndSdo del 10 de-
Eoero 80 de Abrii
's 1893: ::....~..,.s..;. .s75,4sa
Ii de 80 de Ahfti al:
. le Mayo d, 1893.. 5,72l
T1ta' h,sta la fs,ha.. ;. 81 2ls
Puerto Ri %. Mayo Q de 1898
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-10
rs NEIIV1U San FransIsco 4Q,

OcD tituio houoriflco por 9 M.
el Rey. Premiado Con medal!a de
plats y menci6p hono,if1cs
Hsce perponalmente toda clase
de retsatcs en- an nuevo Ekfableci
miepto (primeTs en- SD clase) de 8
dc la ms6aps 4 5 de la tarde. sun
que el dia este nublsdL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-10
RGVISTl YhERClll
DR NOTICIAB Y ANUECIOS.
Operaciones durante los
dlas 8 y 9 de Mayo.
MJvlMIBNTO DE BUQUEH


@
nxTnADAs pR TRAvRafA
De Areclho, vAp Ing "Centu-
n6n," 4 LGilmes J Fernandez, con
ca "a de tranKito.
mETaADAS On oADoTAJn
Gal esp Anita" do vega-baja.
aALlDAs Dn TnAvmaiA.
Para Galveslor, col O 4. "Abb.e
b. wkcr," despach.oA por LAsimer
y FaEl kndeE, en- la.lE~.
Para New Y IL vap inR 40"
turi6n," deapseba % por IA mel
" FsFnanduA Por A. RAnsaAea-
|pls1 ls2sS q asdsas sOn IAs,esI
kalQa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-10
Prigii gio de inven ion.

Privi gio de inven ion.
Dsse cuents de hsber sido re
-oArads Ia Averfa ocurrids go e.
CABLE de Sn Juan 4 Jamaics
quedaudo por- 10 tAnto fran'a ls
communication ds Cuba y Europs
oor es,s via, , habiendose ccrra.
d. la casA de amarrs de IL Pls
Ya de P nee.
Por e. Supsrintendauts de l.,
Campafifs de cable West Iooia
sal Panama go hs dispuesto que
1esde el 16 de- eosriente 90 eleve
a 35 p & oil premio sobre el valor
en- orc americana de los despa oho
Il ! g'Aficoa que SO paguen 90
noneda mejicana.
Cire l.r del G ,bierpo General
lie que 90 hsbsa en- ORA parse.
8 astae.
P'ovideacias judiciales.
Ayuntamient6s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-10
hEaNAl7 q co.
ls-TFTuAN-~1s ls

1mportHdotes eD gtsnds escala.
de mercsncias de todss proceden-
cias.
Sus tiendas de detail LA LUZ
ELECTR1OA y LA VILLA DE
BILBAO son siempre las mejor
surfidas.
Tienen suCUrsales iDportadoras
en- Agecib0 J Hnmscao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-10

OPnRAOf0Nas DE BUGUss EN PTa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-10

EXAMEN CR1rTICO
DE LAS PRINOIPALEs TEORfAS
soBRP QUE DEgCANsA al EDIFICIo
\ POLfTIOo MODERNO,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-10

POr Paiacios J c.: a A. Vicente
v 90, "A pipa vino Navarro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-10
JULIAN MkTIENZO
SOCRSOR nR PkDLO IBARRl.
San FranCisco, 8

San Francisco, 81.
Almscen de quincalls y ferrete.
ria' eurtido general, el mas antis nc
y primerO en- su clsse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-10

cVEEAOIOAES s0sRE e. HUELlE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-10
DON lGNACIO DlkZ CANEJA,

''sEcrcl DEL "BoLEr4 EEIclsrl" uEPJEafual
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-10

Cire l,r del G. ,bierpo General
de que 90 hsb!a en- osrA parte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03
HE'S A GOOD indian NOW
An Intoxicated Grow Buck Sent to tho
Sweet Beyond
WANTED WHIsKeY OR DEATH
An Attempt to Run a Town Single
handed Proves q Fatal Fall
ure-No Further Trouble
Feared.

Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
LAUREL. March Am intoxicated Crow
Indian entered the saloon Of I. W. Smith
at Wilsey, q small station Is miles south
of here, yesterday afternoon about 5
O'Clock. and demanded whiskcy. Smith
refused to sell him tho liquor and closing
up his saloon went to his store few feet
distant. The Indian followed him up and
entering the store drew large knife and
attempted TO stab Smith. Smiths son.
who was IN the store. covered the Indian
with shot gun. and with tho
words, NO shoot, mo CO." tho
Indian left. A short time afterward
he returned with rife aud commenced
= general fnsiiade ON the town. Airing .
number Of shots into smiths house. So
loon and store. The people had seen tho
Indian returning. and took refuge IN tho
Northern Pacific section house. Seeing
that his shots at the other buildings pro-
duccd no effect. he turned his attention to
the section house. firing whenever anyone
appeared at the windows, but without ef.
feet. A ranchman. name unknown. fred
five shots NJ the Indian, one OF two Of
which took effect. smith fircd at him
with a shotgun. fatally woundins him.
There are number IL Crows campcd at
Wilscy, hut il Is not thought there will b
further trouble.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03

SANTA BARBARA. March 2.-Tbero was
q meeting of transcontinentAl railroad
officials this morning. bat nothing done.
No organisation was made and the time
was taken up with an informal talk ON
matters pertaining 10 the conference.
Representatives of tho Rio Grandc wost-
ern aud the burlington a. Missouri arrived
last night. and Union Pacific aud Grca,
Northern representatives are expected to-
morrow. No business will DO transacted
until they arrive.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03
ENDED HIS LIFE.
A Suicide NJ bss~msa Causes bsns
Excitemen'.

A Suicide NJ bss~msa Causes ssas
Excisem~n'.
Special Dispatch TO the standard.
BozENAS. March Charles r. Bur.
Ress committed suicide this morui M
about . o'clock by shooting himself In tho
head. Burgess and a man named Sutton
have been living together since Last
November. keeping ''ba,ch" in log cabin
owned by ex-SheriR Robertson. Burgess
Was addicted to drinking and for ths last
three or four days has been on sprss and
was beginning to sober up when the con-
viction took hold him to end his miserable
existence. Sutton, Who was the only wit-
ness to the terrible deed. says hs vas in
an adjoining room preparing breakfast
when he henrd Burgess say: Good bye,
Brigham" which started him and
Jumping TO the sloor saw him hold
ing pistol to his head. He commenced
To talk to him. telling him not ~ do such
. rash thing. ~ the same time advancing
towards him. and ss he reached for the
pistol. Burgess pulled the trigger and cent
bullet through his brain.
Coroner Grasg summoned jury. which
after hearing the testimony OF Sutton. the
marshal, and ex-ShcriF Robertson, ~
turned . verdict that the deceased man
came to his death from n Runshos wound
administered by his own hand.
The deceased man has no relatives hsrs,
hut his father aud sister live In Rossn-
dale. Wis. They have been notified. Bur
gess Was about " years Of aes, single. and
has been q resident Of Boseman about
five years. During this time hs worked
for A. X. lerkes. J. NJ. Robertson and
Charles Backes. Robertson says hs waa
q steady. good worker. but OF u morbid
temperament. His body is now In ths
undertaking rooms awaiting orders from
his friends.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03

TODAY the great Goddard.
Smith fight takes place at New
Orleans.
Goddard is an Australian by
birth. and has met many adver-
sarics before the California Ath.
lctic Club and other associations
in the West. His successes have
given him a national reputation.
He will enter the ring at about
r7s pounds. Ed. Smith comes
from Denver. Goddard has four
times challenged Corbett, who
repeatedly declined.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03
A STRIKE THREATENED.
Caiea PsciAc switch men Call On Gsasrai
Manager Diekinsen.

Caiea PsciAc switch men Call On Gsasrai
Manager Diekiasen.
special Dispatch TO the standard.
OMAHA, March 2.-Ceueral Manager
Dickinson and representatives from the
Switchrncn's Mutual Aid association are
In session at tho Union Pacific headquar-
ters on questions brought to the attention
OF railroad officials for adjustment. &. NJ.
Turner. chairman of the executive CON-
mittce Of the association, has been most
active In bringing before Mr.. Dickinson
certain grievances which the members of
the association insist shall be rightcd. not
satisfied with the Chicago scale. The
grievances to-day presented practically
asked tor an increase Of wages upon the
ground that imperfect appliances on the
Union Pacific warranted the demand. II
IL feared this grievance forcbodcs evil for
the company on the eve Of the worlds 5
fair.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03
Pope I.eo's Birthday.

RoME. March 2.-This is the birthday Of
Pope Leo. who WAS born March =. 1910.
The cardinals now la Rome gave consrat-
ulations TO his holiness, who received
them i'm the throne Of tho vatican. They
presented an address congratulatinG tho
pope on tho advanced age which Provi-
dencc has permitted him To attain, and
expressing earnest wishes for . prolonga-
ton Of his life. In replying to the adj
dress Pope Ieo Expressed his gratitude to
God for having permitted hun to serve the
church so many years. lie said tho Gu
thusiasm attending his jubilee added lus-
tire and glory to the church.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03

SiouN F,LIs, ;. D., March The DAILY
O'Donncll fight resulted In q draw after 81
rounds were fought. The contest took
place under tent just across the line of
Iowa. II began at ? o'clock this morning
aud MAS not finished until : O'Clock. DAILY
had the best If the fight from the start,
but his antagonist was game and DAILY
found i, impossible to knock him out.
O'Donnell broke his hand In the twelfth
round, after which he made n defensive
fight. Tho purse OF $50 VAS divided.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03
WHY THEY REJOICE.

Philipsburg People win Celebrate the
Passage OF the Granite County BiiL
Special Disratch to the standard.
PHiLIPsBuRa, March The news OF
the passage Of the Granite county bill
which reached hero this forenoon, was re-
ccived with extreme pleasure, and as the
news spread enthusiasm began 10 rise.
Flags are flying from every pole In town
and bunting 10 strung along the buildings.
A grand celebration will he held to-mor-
row evening. when the gentlemen who
fought so stubbornly for the passage OF
the hill, will have returned To part icipate
In the celebration Of the event they have
done 50 much to bring about.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03

SaSDusky. Ohio. March "A run was
made on the Sandusky Savings bank to-
day. about s50.U0o being drawn on, by
small dcpositors. The national bank aud
business men stood by the threatened
bank. and before the bank closed the ex-
cit,,nent was ended. The bank 10 per-
fec,ly sound and no trouble is anticipated
for tomorrow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03
MA. Me.lifi.a NJ. Ora.r.

wAsHis"roS, March p Secretary Fos-
ter of the treasury department has
amended his recent circular issued reaarti-
ing tho killing of fur-bearins animals in
Alaska, ~ as 10 permit vessels other than
revenue cutters as heretofore to transport
natives TO localities where sea otter are
found. II also permits vessels having ON
board sea otter skins tn tils a manifesto
of such skins at the first port Of entry In
the United States.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03
DIN "A charge of AFsou.

Los ASoELEs. March John W. Fran.
ciA ex-couniy recorder Of Los Angeles
county. was arrested this afternoon
charged with arson. some time ago many
residences Of the heights have been burned
down. The fires have been ascribssl to
fire bugs. Twenty houses have been burned
down. Francis Is an old resident Of this
city and has held many prominent posi-
tions. His arrest has caused the greatest
onstcrnatlon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03
They want rh-ir Wares.

FRASkYoRr, Ind, March Duo to tho
failure OF the Clover Leaf railroad to pay
its men for January. there 10 q strike in
this city. Yesterday tho shop force and
swltchmen went out, refusing to return
To work until they got their checks.
The company is making every effort to
adjust matters. and il Is thought the 80
men now out will return to work to-mor-
row.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03
A Receiver Appointed.

PHILADELPHIA. March &C. A. Nc
Manus Of tho brokerage firm Of Laughlin
4 McManus. to-day applied for the APP
pQintment Of receiver for the firm. His
nppiica ton was granted. The failure,
although regarded rs bad one, has not a
dollar obligations in the boari Of brokers.
The firms liabilities are scattered. IL in
said. chiefly among the banks. Assets
and liabilities are NO, known.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03
sold by the sheriff

special Dispatch to iii. standard.
BozEMAs, March s.-rhe stock of boots
aud shoe. belonging to Heaphili 4 Nc
Naughton. which Was attached six weeks
ago by the Gallatin Valley National hank
and Nelson story, was sold st sherifrs
sale to-day. J. ID. Radford. cashier of the
bank, representing both parties, buying 10
for $3.50.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03
HE WAS MURDERED.

Captain Townsrnd the Victim OF IN
Assasstn.
Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
kALlsPELL, March 2.-The inquest IN
tho case of Captain Townsend who Was
burned In his cabin yesterday morning.
developed the fact that the victim was
murdered and his little shack fired. Doc
tors examined tho brain, finding that
wounds had bcen inflicted on the head
crushing the skull. causing conclusion Of
the brain. The coroner's Jury will not re-
port until morning. There 10 no clue to
the perpetrators. but q strong suspicion.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03
To IN Haraacr.

Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
MIssouL,. March Judge Woody to-
day appointed Hon. =. ]. Kline a conmis-
sioner of Missoula county In tho place Of
Samuel Pratt, who re'ires TO become u
commissioner OF Flatbead county. Mr..
Kline is now an alderman Of this city.
Politically Mr.. Kline is republican with
q popul,stic tendency.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03
win Hany Out Ifis <htnxis,

WASHINGTON, March g. Secretary Noble
will return 10 his home as soon rs possi-
BILE after relieved by the incoming secrc-
tary. aud hopes to be able to leave Wash
ington next Tuesday afternoon. He will
a; once resume his practice of Law.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03

A good bed is luxury that the tired
worker ENJOYS thoroughly, aud one that he
cannot dispense with. For tho requisites
that GO to make up = good bed SEQ the
Connell Co.'s window.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03
We lo,o that beauty should 4

We loso that beauty should TO bsaasi.
fully dressed. and on No ndAy and Tues.
day next the Connsll Co. give every chance
for the poorest beauty to buy beautiful
ribbons. A stock Of from ie,oo0 to isAoD
yard. Of satin. sros-srsin and M eirs ~
hons in every width and In all osAem =
tho lowest prices ever quoted. Sc -
windows.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03
RsJ,icing ut fisssmaa.
Dispatch to the standard.

speclai Dlsratch 10 sne StanoAfu
BozEMAN. March There 10 general
rejoicing in Boseman over the news from
Helena to-day. that Governor Richards
has appointed Nelson Story . member Of
the state board of education.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03
RESULT OF ITS LABORS
Report Of the American Panama lnTes'
li6ltion Committee
SOME THINGS 1T CONTAINS
Vast Sums OF Money Expended In
This Country by Representa-
tives OF the Big French
Company.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The house
Panama investigating committee In Its re-.
port to-day finds that SO far as tho treaty
Of 1876 with New Grenada 10 concerned,
and 50 far as concession ID granted 10, aud
contracts made with tho present Panama
railroad corporations are concerned, thcre
is no clear ground for that assertion that
was ever in tho terms granted, or by im.
plication was secured, either TO an
American corporation or citizen OF tho
United States, to the exclusion OF citizens
OF any other country. On tho ground SD
far as the evidence before the committee
goes for this claim, tho government of
New Grenada ar tho United States of
Columbia never guaranteed that
the United States shall control
transit or place any limitation on
the legal rights of shareholders In
the railway company, or tbs restriction in
the nationality Of it's owLers. The COM
initicc has done its utmost In the limited
time before IL 20 investigate the charge
that money has been expended to prevent
opposition to the plans for the canal. II
has been unable thus far To trace directly
or indirectly the expenditure Of any
,oney ny ~na,ever 'n corrupt way 70 IN.
~" ".s,. Ss. ~ ~eA. "S
"' .n''eu "'acs government. ~ "l9n'
~ .ua' no nNes'isa',ou no~e,.r P
a",ss. =: ~. nm i 'apse VI sin'e eoua ~ e
n.."' n'."s' . ,n ,na ..ns sscn u'seo.cry even
ss.. .. ~, vo'."p ~ ~ " "oy au
1' n"'s .eolces on VIZ" uAe eo'n'N-
49, "o' res'.v vau,Ho'"ns'y Wy
=. s op.h'on uer '"'ss"ss'o" "ou'o
70 Tn .'e's .'un'ess
.,', .p upon se,, nc -es.eps
- m ~ '.1 .sS. ' '.s :" Ie''' s". '"e
Una, .p,' ss.nks % .. 'cn'.ns" 'na' e-
, "' Hiee.' eo.n,h''oe va. Az
,..a',u i'ona.su 70 coney ,no nnp,ess'on ~ .ha'
.,p 'a. esp'"' aru ~. ssnINas was uscN
.. =. 1 y ~ uS s.".'. eo'.,.'uee ..s .urs"es
ss u. w inonpsom '. uee"'s secle'aIy o'
.ne nae.e" ,' 's ro,n "'cc anu es'eneu h's
pis.e ~ 'ns csDs thompson s'a.sd
..s,as. 'na' Ss nau no.u 'nc p,e''"eh, ana 'he
pss'u.. s.u ..'Iu ssqus u:ss.. ~ n,' ~ res,pna'on'
a"us. W.. s eeus'a, .""s'ns no
y. psrsas =. .r'en.y re'auons
o.'... N''. .n.' .N n'"o " 'uo
~sSN ~ s .'.'' -A VII ''o ps''
e... sss us
ppo'''". ""'' ."'p's0 "
others.
The committee finds Thompson for the
next three or four years exceedingly yigi-
lint In watching legislation, and most
efficient and able In his influence 10 pos,-
ponc consideration OF any legislation
tending TO work injury to the cause Of the
Panama Canal company. So far as the
Testimony goes, IL shows Thompson did
the work Of the American committee, STU
pcrvised purchases for the construction of
the canal, watched legislation, etc., the
object being 10 secure q contract between
the Pacific Mail company and the Panama
Railroad company. ard maintain rates
above level to which they would fall IL
routes was continued. IL seems TO he GER
tain that u very large, IL not absolutely,
controlling interest In the stock and dIrcc-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03

Our great slaughter sale OF
marked down clothing has proved
big success. Have disposed of
large number OF suits. there is
no profit in it but it works off
surplus stock and makes room
for new stock. 1t has been SO
successful that VIC will continue it
a while longer. The same prices
still hold good. and the word
Bargains" is still the pass word
at our place.
This drop will last but a short
time longer. for We shortly will
put our spring stock before you.
so if you arc alert you will take
advantage OF it now.
Boys and Childrcne' suits arc
going fairly well for this time of
season. The prices do it. Take
a peep at this department.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-03

Several items are necessary 10 make ur
good suit Of clothes. The two most inn
portant ones arc good piece OF cloth
and. moro important still. a good cutter
These two the Conncll Go. have and guar
antee you q perfect III in the latest styles
vi the newest patterns.
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lcont,nued on the Sirth Page.l
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-03

Deeds kecesjed In the AudiseP's O0co
xeatePdny.


Reel esssse transactions from Jauusrv 1. 1sai
are ts.sis.aei There were flsd FOG record yssier
dsy ,! DECIDE. the considerations aggrssasiug
:S..li6 Following 10 the iis. - Furnished b.
ostorae. Temper & Co, abssrsc.ors Of titisA
lie cnstfy strses he,weea front aud second:
James To Lnie q nsuismln Hayden. lot !,
block I. C,a.tis' sdd TO Kirkland. SO.
sssinsseh 10 8. +, bracx,ns, lots in Cove
AID, 50.
Emma r. Davis TO John Pspe, w,s 'os Is. block
iss. town ~ Kirkland. asa
Michael lssy ct al. 10 c. =. Mcneil, lot L.. block
Z ". c.ftasr 10 J. II Andrews. part sec T. q.
Lysis rsEss to J. r. Andrews. lot II. bloch II.
herr ). A. Ssifs lst add. es,sUo
J. K An .eews TO !. Il. Andrews. lots II and Il.
Mock 81. heirs $ A. Belss n Ct at. sia,eoa
Estate OF y. II. Lewis 10 Lydia Price. Tot II.
block n, Ess 4 A. Begl's ist. tSsn
/. H. Accgcws to J. II. Andrews. lot G. block
-. Rossn's assd. saaok
GEORGE r. Orchard TO Mary d. Kncx. part sec
IS -, ?. 81
John Hssserd 10 Levi Ankeny. lot e. block IS.
John i.esrg. add. e2.atn
W,liisn :, 'ussss ~ asris {. Curtis, lots II, L.
block 81. Gilman Park.
J. ii. bes:e msaa to loussa n. Holland, lots II.
~, block N, south tArS. ga
r NJ osshsm 10 " \. Summers, lois :, $
block -. fatlgs add. N.so.
kslisisse l. * 1, Co To Nsy l. smith. lots ID
to -, eioes - River Park. s-sss
Laura " Mcconnell 10 Alfred I. Aarkley. los
~ block |. Nnesirr's u. ftn
II. = rpaar 10 ". ii. STARK. Tract &. tprss
EspickA ;Fssts. SEQ
u. I. psgay 20 Louisa psnny. various lots in
North seattle. s.
r. ", 6osseu 70 Jane Harmon. lots 5 and 6,
b,ack I. Bs.l's Sgh aIi.
paw Dss les 10 J. ~. sehrade-. lots Is 70 il,
block r. Nsaksr's sup pat. s.t1A
4. n. cassaey To stella NJ. taesasy. sls Ne se
& ~ l. Sig.
Jasa pstts To J. A. s;sa,toa. lots in yaisat.ae
add g. IA
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TWs sTtTE os raApx

~ fsaSctsco. Jane Prices are s,eady
'S 'ecs! msrchandiss market. with q mod.
sS demand, The produce market 10 an.
ssssssd.
sfsa fruits came IN moro freely
sssTtsases sre pleGti.aL Potatoes are weak.
ts@ss are efui
ae''as is wcaa Eggs are in better deu,and.
sSstss IA easef
s~3y ssGlc'.
sss.. scs seeein.s-f'oar, quarter sacks. kset:
- Az centsls, harley. -. 90 eeaials. Gate
- valsis csaFu. 7.s6a ssnsals; beans. sia
ts,s gsea'Ses. %lsa SAGA. osssoas. AZ sseka,
= live quote Net cash prices fos fam.
4 a'tss, s.iesss ~ pes i.s,l BAKERS extras,
AN sapestiae. g. s<sSSA
- s4stae Assi Gag II sew wheat arrived
-. %Sesa.ss- ooussag ttesn kesu coGa;y aaa
e.. va esso Ia prices. oao,sbse at g., = Ter
snf M sa3pFiRg. ana s. - ser chesce.
az. f3ssef' saags !roHa 81 q - = PEI ceaial
w. a 'suaasr 81 ns9 efSss shown on
40 saa i'sk css ioa n expee.rss sotaor-
t. sAs s.4set 1mrrcvsIaecs wxs note: ia
xs.sss.sAs tAas rsota.ag sa5 prices we're
ssss nc c1otc fsssl. SaS per GENITAL for
h sS.s s,.'' al - .s,7,a, fos eaoscs. brew.
e.. @s.es fes eeg.ia-
Vs. ss,es-s ae..i a steadily. though TIA VOL.
o. 49, s4ssis>, : az ircsa ,AFse White Data
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sA1G Eoaap
Asa l,s.sS. 80 y" 'A's' recorded Al TIE can
~ : - nos nirE. satosnial sess ga pez>esa.
Il - 'Ss-. HSA, 81 ioa.. g. So. fe9 ssn.
u - W@tS. neg 3sar session Nseszshes-
n -. eAse., ssAssf, Es$s, aes -lA tals
4 f-iasos,ss .esssas,; Iseeen,es---,a,ssa.
~ ssas. ~ PSF ce2t&i. seller f>SS
~. ssa', ss'se sse tops, ssss tst reatA1.
tAss =. esessssFs. sssses. tS2l. nsw--iap ton.
YEAS go Nsy--lpo ,oas. 81 o.. per