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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-28
WALTER B. WILLIAMS q co.. AucTIoNEEii

Ihl SIEfSS SALE bF VALUABLE BDlsDiNH
LOTS, FRONTING ON HANOVER p1.ACE BE-
TWEEN NORTH CAPITOL. FIRST. AND o
STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF deed % trust. dated Decemher n.
A. d. ls32. and duly recorded In Lfbcr No. 1853.
folio 4sI ct seq.. Of the land records q: ihe
District OF Columbia. aud by direction 81 the purity
secured thereby we VIII sell, pu,iic ancs saa IN
front u the premises, SATURDAY. JANUARY
SIXTH. 1894. nj FUR O'CLOCK Pm. the Tallow-
Ing described property, known and distinguished
and being subiots numbered seventy -four fT3l
entyive fs5D. seventy siK &C., scyen;y-sevca ca,
sexenty-eigM fs., seeenty-nne Ga. cisaty os0l
and eighty-one ISL OF saunders ana Griff1ns sub
division OF the east part OF square nun:3.red zig
hundred aud seventeen t0l1b.
Terms OF sale: one-half cash. bilan,e Co. one
year from day Of sale. with interest at the rate Of
per cent per annunl. payable Senl!-annIaily. TO
he secured by the note Of the purchaser and a accd
OF trust on the property sold All convcyansfiT.
etc, at purchasers cost. A deposit Of $50 ct be
required at the time Of sale on efrh lot fod or
all cash, at the option Of the purchases u the
terms Of sale not complied with In ten flO)
days from day OF salt the trustees reserve the
right TO resell at the risk md cost Of he default
purchaser. after i've days notice IN sorns ncuspa-
per published in Washington. ID. q.
RANDOLPH II. HOPKINS
ALEXANDER SITTER,
dcT-d&ds T-rs.coa
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RADCLIFFE. DARR q 90. AUcrioNEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ~
TATE BEING PREMISES No ls5. n STREE
NJ NonTaEAsr. WASHINGTON. D. c,
ecs.ing date November -, A D. 1870 and re.
corded In I-iber No. $50. folio ~ ct sea- OF The
land records OF the District Of Columbia and bs
authority OF decree OF the Supreme Court O.
said District passed in equity cause No 1856.
will oner at public sale. 10 the highest bidder ID
'front.' OF the premises. on TUESDAl. JANUARY
SECOND, 1894, at FOUR o'CLoca PM an thai
part OF lot numbered twenty-five gy2). in squarS
numbered one Thousand and twesty-sesen 10:s), Il
the city OF Washington. ID. e. coalxiDed with
the following metes and bodnds Beginning at l
point In the south lire of n 81. noith sixteen I6
feet west OK the west line OF l4th St east ao<
running thence west along said n 1t. twelve le
feet, thence south one hundred u0ol feet. she,,S
east two f2D feet thence north twenty COZ feet
thence east ten C0l feet and thence north eirf.y
tSo feet TO the place af begnriug with the I'M
provements thereon. being premises No. 1857 n
ct.
Terms provided by the deed OF trust: One
half Of the purchase money and Expenses Of sale
In cash tof which 500 must be dcpor tied AZ time
OF sale. and balance ut SIX and twelve months
from date Of sale, with interest at 10 per cent
per annum. secured by trust on the property. II
terms not complied With In ten DAYS trustee
reserves the right to resell ut cost of defnufins
purchaser on i've days advertisement Conyeyanc.
Ing and recording at purchasers cost
dls-a&dhe AAHLoN ASHFORD. Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

h. BERNHEIMER & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
Successors to Weeks 90.
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SALE TO BE HELD AT
Bradbury Piano Rooms.
1928 Pa. Ave.
l2l6 e Street NV.

Horses. Horses.
s. BENSINGER. AUCTIoNEER.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE
BAZAAR, No. yi0 LA. AVE.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF TWO CAR LOADS OF
- HORSES AND MARES
VIII DE sole within the Bazaar SATURDAY
MORNING. DECEMBER THlRTIETH, AT Ten
O'CLOCK, one car load Of horses and mares,
and car load shipped I'm FROM Elixabethtown,
"a This lot Will consist of very fine work
ers and extra drivers. The attention OF dealers
and private buyers Is called to this great sale as
me whole lot will positively be cold without
limit reserve.
10 ne sold Tor want OF use one hay horse. seven
pacer,eight Years old; can pace In 2:40
dZe-1 y. BENSlNGER Auctiopeer
C.. G. SLOAN n On AIrcrJn>-rr,pc !, .o- :, ,,--
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A MAN Always Appreciates

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PERSONAL.

W. G. Challenger, of Baker River, Or, is at the
Diler.
H. H. Clarke. the Fairhaven banker. is a. the
Arlington.
l. ". David, city treasurer OF Blaine, is at the
Arlington.
J. H-nry smith. the Mount Vernon lawyer. is
at the Diller.
". j. Starr. of Mon:esano, registered yester-
day at the Grand.
F. w Spencer. ex-chie OF police of Portland,
is guest Of the Grand.
Customs In, pector l. B. Scott, of Spokane, is
stopping AZ the Occidental.
o. c. Hanson came up from shelton yesterday,
anu registered al the Grand.
George : Brown and F, H. Brownell OF Ever
EFT. are guests o; the iinier
George Veusb'e smith. OF Port Angeles. regis
tered yesterday at the Occidental.
J. A. Rockford. prosecuting attorney of va
kima county, Is IN the city on business.
J. !. Banks. pr J. II. Lyon and +. A. Aber-
neshy. OF EIlensburE, are guests at the oeci-
dental.
NJ. F. Downs, 81 TaIrhayen. president OF the
Bue canyon Coal Com pany, is stopping at the
Rainier.
L. F. Guerin. Of snohom.sh county. the re-
cent Republican can :iis;s for sheriff OF Snoho-
m.sh county, j. reg.stcre! III the Grand.
II. Il. N..cns!n, OF ~au Francisco, brother of
TIE wealthy Count Na!cucln. who died recently
and who was one OF The most noted men II
California fashionable c.,oIes. stopping al the
Grand.
Co. Thomas Ewing returned yesterday from
two months absence .u the East, AMI Is stop
ping AZ he Rainier. lie says ;hat walls on his
way EssJ Ae iuoact AZ some mining properties
in Montana. Az acqE.cei Nh interest ii some
which he devils pretty soot propositions.
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PoRr Au PRINCE, Haiti, Jan lS.-:Although
there has been no further trouble inzthe town
OF Lanse de Neau. the Inhabitants of that
place are still greatly alarmed. When
the troops arrived there yester.iay the
rioters resisted, and In the niece that
followed one OF the Haitian officers IVES killed.
As to whether there were any further casualties
is not known. Il is stated that the uprising had
been suppressed. President Hippolyss is still
without information as to the result OF Che other
expedition, and it is feared they met with re.
verses.
Sensational news has been received from San
Domingo. President Heureux OF that republic
claims to have discovered papers duplicating
nembers of President Hippolyte's CABINET in a
plot to overthrow the government OF San Do
mingo.
There will probably be an amicable settlement
of the case of Frederick News, american
merchant, who was thrown into PRISM on q
trumpea-up charge that he was a smug.ler. The
United states government has made a demand
for reparation and apology. Judging from the
events of the past few days. the Hait<an gov
eminent has changed front and is 9eedy to
comply with the demands. This'is I'D doubt
due to the return of the United State cruiser
Atlanta and United States Minister 1urh am
who reached here today from san Dom1lgo.
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San FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

eAg FRANCISCO. Jan. I9-The vegetable mar
he, was lightly supplied with early varieties.
Potatoes hold firm under moderate demand.
Choice onions were in good request: Asparagus
Was mo5e plentiful, wish SLOW sales at reduced
prices. Receipts OF peas were very large. Gu
cGmbers continue to arrive. Mushrooms were
IL good supply.
There is no change TO report in fresh fruits
AMI business was very dull. Only the best
grades OF both apples and oranges meet with
reaay sale and these are scarce, especially the
latter. Few winter pears are now offered. Dried
fruits were firm, with stocks ample for demand.
Receipts OF poultry were not excessive and
stocks clean up fairly well, except turkeys,
which sold slowly. particularly live birds.
Game arrives in heavy quantities and low
range OF prices Is maintained.
The butter market is still depressed for all
grades outside OF fancy. Eggs are steady, stock
cleaning up well Instead OF Eastern, which are
out OF the market. Cheese is unchanged
Produce recei pfs-Flour, 1900 quarter sacks:
wheat, ll40J0 centals; Oregon, 1850: barley
5000 centais; oats, 1000 centas corn, 1900 cen
iss; potatoes 4.000 SACKS; Oregon, 800; onions,
SNsaeks: Oregon. Ii sacks.
F.ouT-Set cash prices for family ex ras, s. 90
e4oo per barrel bakers extras, $S.9oQ9L 20; su-
lefhne, s. 6OfG3. 10.
Whea, The market continues to shosT an easy
tnn tie demand being light, quotable at 81 2saII
|@ljl per ccuta for good to choice shipping,
Win Sl.341 2IL33 per GENITAL Tor milling quality
la ley-s21 2(GS3tzc Tor choice; brewing, S712(9
sac per Genital.
0ats-Trsde keeps in moderate proportions
suI- Use, sl.fa6l.60; milling, $i.35tl. i0 fancy
eei $40; good 10 choice feed 81 81 2Gai 30:
loo grades. $40 Gl25: black, $l05tyI. 10 Tor com
mon. and ST. l2IsCgl y for choice tor seed; gray,
N2tGLSc; red. *i.lSgl % per Genital.
CALL BOARD.
The following sales were recorded at the call
board tscay: Wheat: Morning, informal session
May, 20 tons, at s1.3S1s 1.l00 TONS ST. 3S: per
Genital. Regular sessioE-Msy, 800 tons, 81. 3Sit
1900 tom. I.33ia per GENITAL.
Barley: Informal session-May, 100 tons, $50
per ce6tai: Regular session--May. 100 ton.,
IEse 30 tons Soc: so tons, see; 20 TONS So &C
/ per GENITAL.
Afternoon session: Wheat-May, 400 tons, at
INs3i& 500 tons. 81. $685. per GENITAL
Bafiey-May. 800 tone, at Soc per GENITAL
FISASCIAL4
/ Drafts-on sight New York. per 500, 25c
Sterling bills on London--60 day bank, $Ls7is
Isilyer-Bar.. per ounce. sSss(gsSs4c. Mexican
dollars. tfsdGi.e
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Excha'g' Inc Dec
CITIES.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded in the Auditors ONCE
YESTERDAY.

Real estate transactions from January I, 1893,
are 81 1881, 600 There fled for record yester.
day IS deeds, the considerations aggregating
sl5.sOo. Following is the list as furnished by
Osborne, Tremper & Co., abstractors of titles,
ll6 Cherry street. between Front and Second:
Anna K. Parsons to Mrs L. F. X. Pratt, lot /,
block ., McAieer's sup $500
Alfred Pearson to Peter Bengston, lot f. block
S, WinsoT, So.
Emilia Bach TO d. Zimmerle, lots Il, lS block
40, 5onth Park, 500
q. II. Randeli 10 Ida J. Thompson, lots %, "a
block 5, Randelrs add, $1,000
A. J. Baker to James Hogan, part sec II. %, L.
1890.
J. T. Ajax to 4. ]. Taylor. part lots S. s. block
q, MERGERS 3D. $500
Juo. Johnson to Kate r. DeI.in, lot /, block T.
Grant Boulevard aud, 500.
J. II. Holland 10 ". f. sutton, lot SO, block TO-
Ballard Park, 500
Chas. Kakedy TO Z. J. W. Beck, Sc ne q, %, g.
$40.
lst Nat. Bk. TO Rose Aronson, eIs NV q, 26, S.
81 $50
Des Moines e. I. Co. to Hattie Finn, lots s, 6
ana Z, block IS, De> Moine-, 1915
Andy NJ kee to F. l. Roll, lots S and 6, block
!, Levi. x tIi.mau's, loo
j. C. Baird 10 Fannie Mattice, part block S.
Lcary's ID, $3.50
A. Griffin, commissioner, to r. c. Flynn, tract
in rec Ii. p, 3, $50
:. 4. L. & |. co. to Kate Dalaety, lots Al and a.
block Al, south Park, $40
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HONOLULU, Jan. "A lottery bill granting the
privilege OF maintaining a lottery 10 H. u.
Cross, OF Chicago, and Others has been passed,
but il is doubtful If the queen will sign the bill.
The hi grants an exclusive franchise To H. ID.
Cross. OF Chicago; W. u Davenport. of Ct Louis
and Johl Phillips, J. J. Williams Samuel
Nournin anu ". c. Achi. OF Honolulu, to oper-
ate ii lottery in al It's various forms. The ma
j1rity OF the directors of the lottery company
must resitein Honolulu ana drawings must no
held in that city. The lottery company is to pay
the Hawaiian government $4,000 annually in
quarterly install! ments. OF this sum 500, 90 Is
- lie paid a. a subsidy TO such com pany dis shall
operate a submarine cable between Honul uiu
an! f port on the North American continent,
connecting with IN American telegraph sys-
TEN. The remainder OF sj0n0Jo is to he ex-
pended in various ways for the benefit OF the
Hawaiian Kingdom. The capital STOCK of the
lottery company Is To lie sI.U00.V0. with the
option oil increasing the stock 10 $1,000, 0o0
Two commissioners 70 e appointed by the
queen shall preside at all LOTTERY drawings 20
secure perfect fairness IN the allotment Of
prizes in each scheme.
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nounced by the bank, il in fact IS5.09,,0oo lira
The governor and cashier have BEEN arrested,
causing great excitement. Ii is reported that
assets and liabilities of the bank weai De as
sumed by the Bank of Italy, TO be Organized by
merging two banks of issue. The Tr@5aae says,
examination has shown that the met=l reserve
of all banks of issue is perfectly regular The
excessive circulation Of the Bank OF Rome is
not due to fraud. The present furry involves
some 49, CO., 900 lire I$7 ,00Ol Final agreements
have been signed by the national bank and the
two banks of issue, Banca Tocana ano Credito
Toscana, for the organisation of the Bank of
Italy with 100000 lire IS2,3is,o0Os capital.
This bank will then assume all the Liabilities
and assets of the Bank OF Rome.
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Hawaii Seeks Closer Relations.

HONOLULU. Jan. 9.-The Legislature has
passed resolution which states that in-view OF
the unsatisfactory condition existing in the
commercial relations with the United states, q
committee OF the Hawaiian legislature will be
appointed by the queen to proceed to Washing
ton City 10 obtain information as to th9 terms
upon which closer commercial relations, snurual-
ly advantageous 10 the two countries. could be
established and the result reported to ths legis
ture. Five thousand dollars has beer appro-
priated to deiray the expenses OF the cols nttee.
which consists of L. A. Thurston, r. W. :Nilcox,
J. Nawabi, ]. K. Joseba and ]. II. WaiplEiani.
On January a vote OF want OF confluence in
the present ministry failed to pass. The objec-
ton to the ministry was that there were not
enough Hawaiians in the cabinet.
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Ne7o; February. sleeooslse5: May, sl62s@
l71sc. |sS
sugsr-Raw-Firm and dull Reaned-Duu
and steady.
Conper-Qufet; Lake. $500.
Iead.Duil and steady: domestic, sass
Iln-stroDg; straits, 5000
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
BOSTON, Jan. 19.-Closng:
MM.chison ,;:....... 3sSBuriington .. ln2ss
Rel Taie zen, com. Is san Diego........ l6bz
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO. Jan. Ia-wheat-Panicky, Opened
1*c higher, but with some fluctuations. declined
&c on the dumping OF immense quantities OF
,ous Whea, several members of the clique Who
nave been buying heavily being credited with
tne sales Of 100000 bushels or more each. and
the 'saiers" followed their lead II was sur.
niised That these heavy longs were cunning for
stop loss orders to shake out weak holders
AS cables were lower and Northwest receipts in
creasing, there was rally of &c on purchases
10 taKe profits on sales during the decline, fol-
lowed oy another downward dip. The closing
was 5sc from the lowest price and easy &c lower
imam yesterday. Receipts were 10000 bushels;
shipments, 10000 bushels
Wheat--Easy. Cash 7issc; May, 7s16c
Corn-Lower Cash, 4Ls.c; May, 44sac
Rye-56c
bRr4ey-6)c.
Flsx-sllr&
IImotay-$L9S
Pork-Iirm; Cash, sls.27lz; May, SIS 57l<
iafd-fiFnf: Cash. sl075; May, slU67I1.
shousders-s9 s71zfgl0U0
short C.ear-slU 10II031
snort Ribs-Firm; Cash, $3.50: May, $3.50
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO. Jan. 19.-Cattle e. Receipts. Is 600:
SLOW ana unchanged. Best steers. sa6A0a IS:
er-, s4001l42l
Aogs-keceipts. 30 600; active; 10 lower: Mixed
ana packers, s7.2O0t745; Prime heavy and butch.
ers weights, sz50tG7 So
sheep-Receip ts, 1900: slow and weak to
lower Natives. s40095 20; westerns, S. 1905 %
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A Sensational VIII story Exploded.

sAs Francisco Jan. la.--,aa-,e, T. Haulo1,
attorney Tor tie Dtuahuc estat'. SAYS there $
no truth in the story puhIshe here this morn
ing that thc VIII ma le by the late Nj Doaahue,
lasyiu, his estate 10 GI- VIE aud Ca.ld. had
been $40 en-. and that a PRIOR VIII in which his
vile and child were nos left anything hal besu
rrohated. uanlon saws DO ahue's man se7.
want who i responsible Tor the stolen viii
story. was present whea TIE viii vas fled Tor
probate, and could then ave made n statement
regarding II The msu afterwards tried to
blacknail Mr.. MEG ynn, one 81 the executors,
saving he knew OF another VI. which had been
stolen. aud Offering. for pay, not to say any
fh,rsv shnut y,
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Ulster Men Kick on Home KuFe.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Ulster UnDnists
met today to protest against home
rule for Ireland. The Marquis of Lon
donderry presided. The conventioal was
called, he said. to show Great Britain that
the men of Ulster were answering IA their
devotion to the cause of the union lfmong
the speakers were Rev. DIR. Kane, grand
master of Orangemen, and PRECEDENT
Amos Geagh, of the Ulster Union. DIR.
Kane said the determination of the men
of Ulster not to submit to the yoke of
home rule was firm as a rock.
The lace factory at Ilkeston, Derbyshirs. Eng
land, was damaged 500 COO by fire THURSDAY.
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r,,,rp rrr Sr ,rrIErACnMA ROUTE

EyFRETT-SEATrLF-T ROUTE
IL The new, fast and commodous steamer CITY
OF ABERDEEN, carrying passengers and freight,
viii leave the following schedule, daily. except
Sunday. commencing Friday Nov 70. 1877: south
bound-Leave Everett, 7:45 A. IN. leave Mukilteo.
0:lOam.: lv kdmonds, AIN; arrive Seattle. 10 10
q. m leave Seattle 1880 a. m: arrive Tacoma,
1880 p m. North hound-Leave acoma. 1880 ?.
m arrive Seattle, :: 30 p m: Leave Seattle. 4:aO
.. M: leave Edmonds 40 m. leave Mukiteo,
1: 30 >. IN. arrive Everett 6:A5 p m. SUNDAYS
Leave Everett 9 q Returning lenve Seattle
4:3D o. NJ Landings-Everett, Merchants lock:
Seattle Baker & Co.'S Dock; Tacoma, y. Z. Dock
Agents-Merchants Dock Co, Everett H. W.
Baser & Co. Seattle: telephone 2l4. J. T. Harmon,
Tacoma; telephone 4oo. TAos :; E".
Manager.
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British Reinforcements for Egypt.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-Two companies OK South
Wales Borderers have been ordered TO Start for
Egypt Monday. The companies will be e.. uipped
AT full war strength.
LONDON, Jan. 10 Under instructions from
the French foreign minister the French :ambas-
sador today sent Il note to the British=foreign
minister in reference to affairs in Egypt saying
that France could not remain indifereneto acts
on the art of Great Britain tending to i1lfringe
on the independence of the khedive.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

LoSDoN. Jan. l9-Bar silver. s25 fine, 3sssi;
cohsois, $50; Bank OF England discount per
cent. 30
- PARIS, Jan. i9.-The weekly statement of the
Sank OF France shows decrease of III OOO. 900
francs IN god and 9,l50, 900 francs in silver.
BREADSTUFFs
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l9-W heat--Demand Door:
no. red winter, steady. 5s Id; No 2 red spring,
steady, g. l1af.
fiour-Deinand fair and unchanged
Corn-Demand poor: January, old, steady,
IL E4d; January, new, steady. Is ID.
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Connects With boat for Snohoplfsh Connects
with steamer Bailey Gatzert for Tacoma
Trips daily including Sunday
To take effect Monday. September IS.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO
CLAUD TROUP, FRANK w. GooDHUE,
PrsA sscy.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

DA y. c. WEISS NERVE AND EfsAIN
TREATMENT, specific or Hysteria Dizziness
Fits. Neuralgia. Headache Nervous Prossration
caused by alcohol or tobacco w Ak efulness sisntA
Depression. Softenjns of Brain. causing INSANITY
misery. decay. death, Premature Old Age barren.
ness, Loas of Power in either sex, Impotence Leu.
corrhoss aud all Female Weaknesses, INVOLUNTARY
Losses spermatorrhea caused by overexefrion OF
brain, Seliabuse, over indulgenc mon n treat.
ment, 81. for IS by mail. We Guarantee sisooxes
20 cure Each order for q boxes with SIS wiz send
written guarantee to refund IT cured Guarantees
Issued only by LETrazAD d CAwLEY. Druggists
bCle sgen.s. COS Front st. Seattle. Wash.
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BEKLIN, Jan. BIN the lunatic asylum at
Halle seven more deaths from cholera Fave &C.
CURED. Impure water was the cause
HAMBURG, Jan. 19--Three more Of the negroes
belonging TO The crew of the German steamer
Gretchen Bohlen, from Grand Popo, Africa,
have been attacked by the cholera
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Seattle Clearing House Return.L

In the clearing houke repor, Tor the week
ended January y Houston, Tex, showed the
largest increase, sos per cent, and New Bed
ford. Mass. the largest decrease, 2i5 per cent
Following ls an extract from the report:
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,oma Grain Market,

TACOMA. Jan. I2.-fSpecial. Grain marke.
steady. Club, zoe; Blus stem. 75c- Farmers
hoidiug for advance
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DoRT ANGELES PORT TOWNSEND. DUN
gsness and seattle route.
TIME CARD
Fast Passenger and Freight Propeller
MONTICELLO
Commencing Tuesday. November l., 1897
YAnyes daily except Monday as follows: Seattle.
- m: Townsend 10 80: arrives Port Angeles
n m Leave, Port Angeles 3 M fors
foxnsend 8 80 q m; arrives Seattle 10 p m
Landings, City Dock. seattle; Iionsls DOCK fofs
To.nsend: Morses Dock, Port Angeles
HATCH BHO2
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PORTLAND, Jan. 10. Especial -whea.-Fairly
setive aud STEADY. Valley, sl.2C(Gl.22tz; Walls
wails. sLi211a9Ll5 per Genital. Receipts, I'LL;
eensgls.
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STEAM ERS.
LILY ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE To TACOMA
In enc hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
Having been rebuilt. is the finest passenger
steamer on thu Sound. Regular daily and sunday
trips. Seattle Tacoma route. as follows;
TAXING EFFECT
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is
Leave Seattle $3.50 m. 1870 p. m and 500 p N.
sharp Daily except Sunday
Leave Tacoma 80 a m. 1850 q N ana $50
p m. sharp Daily except sunday.
SUNDAY TRIPS:
Leave Tacoma Z q m. and 3 D. m shaPp
Leave Seattle $50 r. m. and D. m sharp
Landing at N. p. wharf Tacoms and Comma
eiAl dock. foot Of Marion street Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-20
r ACoNSER ROUTE.
STEAMER FATRHAvHN.
EVERETT And sNoHoMIsH ROUTE
STEAMER MABEL

caves Yeslers wharf Tuesdays. Thursdays and
SATURDAY ~ - Tn- lor dm nds, &uaIlteo, Nv
erett, Marysyi!ie. Lowell and Saohomish
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-20

sEeCHASpfSE

rrnes-NlesfNi moderately aCIjve
! seaee-opg!uus s.ca:y. S u = points higher
as we're s'.,goo taSs, iRll14.As: JaaQAEy,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-20
EzOTEL ARRIVALS.
THs Arlington.

a gfes. tsial Of Malls Nta criminals : fn pro
rsess "a; 4ofauto. ita.y. When the le1 prisoners,
heavy Iroae3 were brought la:o court, the
roQlA WAS crowded with Witnesses A. the
courthouse was too smsll 10 accommodate the
" ,ucss&s sut PRISONERS. tie church OF -
Giovanni W.. he used SO Z cfim.uA. court
Or J. Eugene IoCfan has removed from the
Ies.eE residence 10 sale Deposit building.