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BONDS WANTED.

SAT-. City. Csrsty AZ ScsssI Dfria.
And ether negotiable securities. Correspondence
solici tsd from hgers officers Of municipalities
about issuing either =. ". THOEscE.
koala Il Aa4sE 5a..g-gs, seattle, Wana
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF TAX DEED.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF TAX DEED
state of Washington, county of King city Of Seat.
tie
Notice i. hereby given TO unknown owner be.
ing the person In whose name the lands hereinaf-
Ter described assessed, and to all other
persons interested, that e.. III. Winehot, has pre-
sented 10 the city comptroller of the city of Seattle
Tar certificate, issued by the treasurer Of said
city on the 18TH day of July, A. ID. 1891. said
land being the following. to-wt:
Lot in block In LAWYERS addition to the city
OF Seattle In King county state of Washington: that
the amount for which said lands were sold Is $i.SS:
that the same were -oid by the city treasurer OF
said city to said g. IL. WInehot the 18th day OF
July, y. d. 1891. "a the annual sale TO- delinquent
Of said city assessed for the year 1890; that
the amount required 10 redeem such lands from
such SALE exclusive of the costs to accrue upon this
notice is the sum fof s.. So together with Interest
thereon AZ the rate of 20 per cent per annum from
the TIME when the REDEEM ption period such sale
will expire is sixty days after the service Of this
notice.
In witness whereof j. J. NJ Carson city comp
hand and the official seal OF said city this tn day
Of december A ID. 1892 j. NJ CARSON
isEAI. City Comptroller.
sHERIFF's RETURN.
State of Washington. county OF King.
i, j. II. Woolery. sheriff OF King county, state of
Washington. do hereby certify that received the
within notice the 9th day of December. A ID.
1892, ana that have made due and dIliigent
search and inquiry for the person named in said
notice, and that said person can not be found in
eaid county, and there is no person in the actual
possession of the land described In said notice.
witness nay hand this 18th day OF December, A.
.. 1892. J. II. wOoLERY,
sheriff Of King County, Wash.
By NJ. Fl. GoRMLEY. Deputy.
sherfs fees: Miles travel 2. 20 cents; fees paid.
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OFFICIAL rIMB ckaD
TAKING EFFECT NOV. list 1892.

For st. Paul and East-i0 IS p M
For Spoksne-3: 20 p. aud I0:2< nm
For Portland and South-S:l5 q N, ana O:Al
p m
Fer olympia-s:I5 a
For Nontessne and Ocosta-S:l5 q m
For Tacoma-6:l5. Sis a m, l2<D1 $500 603
6:<5 and lo25 D IN
For snoqualnls Falls and Nor,p Bsnd-s:lS
q n.
For Sunas and Anacortes-9:l5 IN
For Snohonlish and 9etchell-3:le q N and
1855 p.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT s1ArSLR
From St. Paul and East-1l:25 D. Z.
FROM Spoksne-l0:35 a. n. and IL. Is .. m
From Portland and Souih-5:50 y N. and 1883
q
From olympia-5:sO p. M
From hontesano and Ocosta-5 so u m
From Tscoms-l2:55, S:35 aud IO:35 q M
200. $50 S:45 AMI L rs p. M
From Snoquaimis Falls and Nortg. Bend-5:20
Z. NJ
From sunes and Anacortes-520 D m
From snohomlsh and Getchsll-lOc 35 . n. and
b:2o p. II.
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS no
ALL POIN Is IN THE wOaLn
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STEAMERs.

The new steamer,
"ISLAND BELLE.
VIII. on and after December 2s, leave every Mon
day and Thursday for
Port Townsend.
Anacortes
Fairhaven,
New Whatcom,
Blame and
Vancouver. h q,
At2:00 p n
For freight and passenger rates apply to schws-
bachers dock. Telephone No. 81
3 LESTER Manager
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE AELiSGTOS.

THE AEiiSGT0S.
Kelley, Tacona " Mcfarland &w sebk
3 Cof.iD, City W Avery d ", portd
T Aiusworth, 90 Thomas, jr, City
pleIfer, do & Mckenzie. DO
Fl Rui, IT B.gke!ey ID kimbsii, Tacoma
J Coustoez, Helena ars Nichols, Tax
J Hayden, Portland + Henderson, CITY
u " Argyle, City e W Iibtests. Gilman
: p Gusiln, y Bend W Weeks, Bend
T. ~ fgliock, Sit Nern " g Wainwright, , +
Z smith & y, OkaGogL " David ( -, 81 ziue
Miss VI David, Blaine " BIrwell. Portland
Louis Roos Portland IL Roseaberg. 10
J !. ManleY. Chicago i Turnban, FaIEhEvn
v Corcuse * W. city + Campbeli. CitY
Ladies, 20 to }. }. Wislwc-. SIS Froas stg,e:,
AMI have yoUg nai1 properly attended "a.
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Fly ON THE flyer"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
In one hour and twenty-five minutsa
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Having been rebuilt. Is the fnsss passengea
steamer on the Sound. Regular daily and Sunday
trips Seattle Tacoma route. follows:
TAKING EFFECT
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Is.
Leave Seattle $50 n. 1870 p. N. and 500 p -
shArp. Daily except Sunday.
Leave Tacoma Z 30 g. NJ. 1880 . y. and 3:oo
= n. sharp Daily except sunday.
SUNDAY TRIPS:
Leave Tacoma q n. and .. m sharp
Leave Seattle $50 NJ aud p. N. sharp
Landing al y. p. wharf. Tacoma and Conn.,
dAi dock. foot Of Marion street. sest,lA
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H-orIcE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
ssate o. Washington. county of King, city Of Seat

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
N deed
state o. washington. county of King. city Of Seat
Se,ice IS hereby gwen to unknown owner
heinz the person In whose name the lands
hereinafter described were assessed, aud TO al
otber persons interested. that q. IL Winehoit,
sss presented the city comptroller of the city
nj said city the 18Th day Of July, a. ID. 1891.
AID land being the following towst:
10. y Iii block - in Laws hrst addition to the
city Of seattle. IN King county, state OF " as hing
ten: thai the amount Tor which said lands were sold
ssi So: that the same were sold by the city treas
prer OF said city 20 said O. II Winebot on the 18th
dsy % July. 4. ID. 1891. at ths annual Gale for de-
hnauent taxes OF said city assessed for the year
1895: shat the amount required to redeem such
lands from such sale. exclusive OF The costs TO
sccrne upon this notice. is the sum a 81 g. to-
gether with interest thereon a. the rate of 20 per
rest per from date OF said sale 20 the time
II red "a ptiou. That the time when the redefDp
ton period such sale Will expire is sixty days
sser the service II this notice.
In witness whereof, I, J. II. Carson. city comp
tYoer CT the city II seattle, have hersunto set my
hand ant the official seal OF said city this 5th day
81 D.ceIaocr, a u. 1892. J. NJ CARSON,
lsEAI~j Cty Comptroiier.
sHKRIFF's RKTURS.
state of Washington. county OF King. IS.
J. ]. II. Woolery. sheriff of King county,
efate OF Washington, do hereby certify that re-
esived the within notice on the 9th day Of ecen-
Der A -. 1892, ana that I have made due and
.n said notice, and that said person cannot be
found in said county. and there is person Ia the
actual possession Of The land described in said
notice
Witness my hand this 18th day OF December A.
D. lcs2. IL. WOOLEkf-
sheriff OF King County, Wash.
By NJ. n. GoRALEy, Deputy
sheriff fees: Miles travel Z, 20 cents: fees paid
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PEopLxs SAVINGS BANK. OCCIDENTAL

1 block, Seattle. " asainzton CApitaL 400 o "a
oscers - Boar. Of Trustees Bs..ey 0atx.rt
Pres dent; Jacob Furth, V.cs President. ArthvI
a. Denny. Ssooni We President: lanes K Har
cen, Manager. Cashier and secretsry- Frank
acSeIt. Assistant Cashier; l. sch~atAchsr Ions
Aesry Wns Bailey. Lsan Col,,u> tttA RAnka
ita1sact> savings bank business excIasiYsly
Deposits received from Co. ~ zen tngus II
eoAsrs. -II per oent Interest yer 40 sum allowed
CT ss'm and oar peg cent on Ordinary dc posi- a
3 " sends declared tie Isst Cav q Ma ans No
Vvuaoes Loans made on real es5ass ~ approves
ecaa,srsis on,y.
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i NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
i N deed.
state Of Washington, county of King. city Of Scat

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
state Of Washington county of King. city Of Seat
Notice Il hereby given to unknown owner. being
the person In whose name the lands hereinafter
described were assessed and al OF her persons in
iesested. that :. n. Wineholt has presented the
city comptroller OF the city OF seattle certih-
rste issued by the treasurer OF said city the 18th
day OF July a. ID. 1891, said land being the follow
ing. to-wt.
lot II In block Q in Jackson street addition
10 the city of Seattle. in King county. state Of
Washington; that the amount for which said lands
sold Is %3.2l. that tue were sold by the
city treasurer of said city 20 "a .. IL Winehoit on
the 1871 day Of July, y. D. 1891 at the annual sale
year $780, that the amount required 10 redeem such
lands from such SALE exclusive OF the costs TO &C
crue upon this notice f. the sum OF S37l, together
with interest thereon at the raie or 70 per cent.
per from date OF SAID sale 10 the time OF re-
1emptlon. That the time when the redemption
the service ofthis notice
In witness whereof. ], J. ". Carson, city comp
frolIer Of the OF Seattle have hereunto set my
hand and the official seal of said city this 9th day
OF Dece mber, A, d. 1892. J. NJ. CARSON,
fsEALl City Comptroller.
sHERrFF's RETURN.
State Of Washington County Of King, IS.
l. J. il. Wo0.ery. sheriff OF King county, state
Of Washington, do hereby certify that / received
the Within notice on the 9th day of December
search and inquiry for the person named in said
notice and that said person cannot be found in
ssd county. and there Is no person In the actual
possession of the land described In said notice
Witness my hand this lStn day OF December. A.
d 1892 J. IL. WOoLERY,
Sheriff OF King county, Wash.
BY NJ. II GoRxLTY, Deputy.
Sher!fs fees: Miles travel 2, 70 cents; fees paid
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IIvERFooL, Dec. Sl.-Wheat-ofered moder-
Gteiy. unchanged
Corn-Oaered moderately. January, steady
Is Ill2d; January, new, steady, Il IA; fe3ru.
ary new steady Is a
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This was an excess of 9s.si1. SIS over the total
Tor the corresponding week last year. The total
Tor the month of December was sass, 09o 81, an
excess OF 81 35, 800 10 the total FOX the same
month last year.
The following table shows the aggregate clear
Ing house business done here for each year
since lsS9. the figures for the past year being
greatly in excess of those Tor 1891. aud falling
but very little under those OF 1880, which was
the year OF unprecedented business activity:
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MERCHANDISE.

Hops-Quiet and unchanged: stste, common
to choice, 2ol1o3c; Pacific coast, 20,G23c.
coifee-options opened steady and unchanged
TO 80 points down: and closed steady, 20 To -
points up. Sales were 1900 bags; including,
January. sl6200tl630; February, Sic. 45(dsl6 %
spot rio--FirIn ana quiet: No. :, l7lac.
Sugar-Raw. firm ana more active: centr-
fugais, 96-test 7l6c; refined, fairly active and
hrm: mould A, 415-l65Sis Sc: standard A ( Ills
f9fsc; cut loaf, 55-i6p59sc; powdered, 1 l3-i6s
&c; granulsted, 4 lI-i6ss5c.
Copper-Duli ana steady: Lake, $l22l
Iead-Quiet; Domestic, sSSa
Itn--Firmer. Straits, $40 81
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MINING STOCKS.
FOREIGN ETS,
FINANCIAL.
BREADsTUFFs

LONDON, Dec 3I-Bsr silver. g 5-lsd Con
soils. CSC. Bank OF England discount pei
cent.
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TYpFWR Frs.

Tor RENT-TYPEW RITERS; ALL KINDS
L II. y. Burpee general agent, 332 Pioneer
hullding
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL sArx O.,

TIE PuoEr SOUND NATIONAL SAux. On
l 6eAstla "
Haid Up capital. aaoo cos
............................ 30o01
guy ana sen foreign ana domestic exchaess
Isnsfer money BY telegraph TO eli cities in the
onSed states and Europe; receive deposits al
Mooey And issue pass books or ceYtiAca,es Their.
.of ocr facilities foT making collections are cen,
pisss aad VII receive prompt attention..
DIRECTORS:
8f0a1oo0e
a ~ VICE Pre1fdenN
L I ]. HUM. s. fRxUENTHxI
coRREsPoSpKSrs:
London. n. II. Ro:hsehiId a Sons: HnsAn n
kotnschiic Freres; Frankfort A NJ, I. voo
sssexef q Co.. New YORK, agency OF Bank Of Csli-
0TnIai kbicago, Commercial National Rank.
Eoston, Suffolk National Bank: san Francisco
Ihe SANG OF California: Portland. The Y1ssS
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CONNER ROUTE.
STEAMER FAIRHAVEy,

Leaves City Dock. Seattle. daily except Satur.
day, at o p. M, for Edmonds, Clinton. TuaIip
Browns Point, Langley. Coupeville san de Fuca,
Oak Harbor. Utsalady and iaconner Returning
leaves LacOnner a u. for Seattle. covering same
route. I. GREEN. Master
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,mptIs9 n .rrx,, ...,, s ,.,, ,
vs. an NoASt Si A'7tAE NosF ANY
cens1 Dispatch steamers from seattle follows
) ~
sta "a iet ssa Francisco Wa Pors Townsend aad Vic
sAN- y@Fgs. t lrs-Se ~~. r..aixat n no.r4 a.
lr"'s' a January q Is. 20 81
E@ AlAssA January and -
ves nj ssor az FsAuc-c Victoria sn Puge. sound
81 :. u 81 = a l-. JAauary 8 I3 %. -.
a aoteS3 -,,,
IN Ae's NAV - onts sea ths once Il TIE
pesssStasy, a. Ocean DOS. Sra,uA
a, t.es.
n.y. HNl~ At-f@At1>s * W.
wasa genera Agents. san Francisco
- l. JOHNSON, !. = SUPP. seasae.
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST CO.
Incorporated 1887. Capital 5000. o0o
Bailey Building Corner Of second and ChsnH
Transacts q general banking bus!nssA
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received in any amount from one dollar
upwards and interest allowed thereon.
Money loaned upon improved
farm and city real estate
TRUSTEES;
LEIGH J. HCNT......................Pr President
WILLIAM r BAILEY. Vice President
O. II. Hebron. ........................Na Manager
ID. N BAXTER. Cashier
E a. poW SECRETARY
COLUMBUS T. TYLER, J. d. LOWMAN, q.
WILMANS. WA. r. FISHER
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J. oaEHEEAN
PACIFIC R.R-

Pullman Sleeping Cara Elegant Day coschss
and aness Palace Dining Cars between seattle 81
Paul and Chicago without change Connection,
fer Al points in tas United States asd CanadA
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Ladies, go TO }. J. Wislwc-. SIS sroas stg,e:
sua have your hal1 properly Es.sa1s1 ~.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
Exchanges for the Month Were
381,O92.87.
A GREAT INCREASE FOR YEAR.
Comparison by Months for the Past
Three Years-The Past Month
Almost the Largest.
TIDES AT SEATTLE HARBoE TO-DAY
HIGH WATER. Low WATER.
= IN IL ?. M # a. ID II. 2. n. fl
=
5:4i 14.5 2.5l 1877 10 70 ss no. IS 90
AT PORT TOWNSEND.
1 n

AT PORT TOWNSEND.
5.l5 Ito 10 lQ2 81 "a 10 0S 0 Q
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I'd EDITION.
HUNDREDS DROWNED
Resort Near New Orleans Destroyed
by the Storm.
FIRST NEWS FROM GRAND ISLE.
Steamboat Blown to Pieces by
the Gale.
FIRST NEWS FROM GRAND ISLE.
OTHER TELEGRAFHIC NEWS

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 4-The first eu-
thentic news came from Grand Isle this
morning when a lugger reached the COM
pany canal from the island. The man in
charge reports that the steamer Joe Weber
was blown to pieces, and that several of the
crew were drowned. The storm was ter
rible at Grand Isle and Cheniere Caminada.
At the latter place only two houses are
standing, and the luggerman reports that
several hundred people have been drowned.
Location of Grnnde Isle.
Grand Isle lies directly south of New Or
leans. 1t is about sixty miles as the crow
flies. from the city, and niety miles by the
tortuous route that Is covered to reach 1t.
There are two ways of getting to the is
land: one by way of Socola canal. fifty miles
down the river and the other by way of the
company canal which Is about opposite the
old exposition grounds. By either route
Grand Lake must be crossed. The trip is
made in from ten to fourteen hours. accord
Ing to the wind and the speed of the craft.
A Shallow, Dangerous Lake.
Grand lake lies this side of Grand Isle
1t is about fifteen miles across and Is shall
low, and when the wind is high is very
tempestuous. In periods of cyclone 1t is
dangerous In 1883 boats would not venture
across it until the cyclone had subsidized.
sengers to and from the island, was weather
beaten mile from her landing and afraid
TO venture into the lake. She lost q day
and half in getting away, and her deten-
ton caused much alarm in the city That
was also in August.
The news from Grand Island last night
was quite appalling, but there were many
persons In the city familiar with the geo.
graphical position of the island who were
inclined to believe that the reports trick
ing into the city were somewhat colored
This Is not the first time that Grand Isle
mas been reported to have been washed
away The island Is practically cut Off from
communication and the only means of OBJ
tanning information Is through the regular
passenger steamer that plies between this
city and the isle, and the many luggers
engaged In the oyster trade.
The Storm of 1855.
The last bad storm was in 1883, and there
was also a severe storm In 1882 In 1888,
when there was so much destruction in the
city. the gale was very high at Grand Isle
and the water of the gulf was backed up
on the land. and the residents and sojourn-
ers upon the island were for day and
night terror stricken. The storm. however
did no damage of great magnitude, and
there were no lives lost.
At that time the regular steamer run
ming to the island was long overdue, and
then there were rumors in the city that
Grand Isle had been swept away. The re-
ports fortunately proved to be untrue. They
had, however. created greater anxiety in
the city than the reports, which were re-
ceived last night. for the reason that the
1883 storm happened during the month Of
Der of summer sojourners from the city
upon the island.
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FIGHT WITH TRAIN ROBBERS.
Indian Police Became Scared and
Fled.

MIDVALE, Mont, Oct. 4-United States
Marshal Jackson came into this station last
night bringing the news Of his fight with
the train robbers who held up and robbed
the Northern Pacific train near Livingston
August ..
jackson trailed the men from Livingston
locating them when reaching the Blackfoot
Indian agency. Two Indian scouts went out
night before last and located the robbers
four in number. about two miles from this
place.
The deputy then sent out to the agency
and secured details of Indian police under
the command of Little Dog. They came in
sight of the cabin about o'clock yesterday
morning jackson and his men made a
rush and as soon as the robbers saw them
the officers commanded hands up" but the
robbers lodged into the cabin and the off,
GERS opened fire.
The robbers returned the fire. killing Hem
~ Schuber of Blackfoot, who had also gone
with the searching party. The Indian police
got scared and deserted the deputy, who
says If his men had stayed with him he
could have captured the robbers. 1t is
thought that one of the robbers is either
dead or badly wounded.
large posse has gone to the locality and
the capture of the robbers is probable.
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Warrington stock EXCHANGE.

Sales-regular call-l2 O'Clock m.-Metropolitan
Light cow. IS, $500 at io7; $500 at ioe W.. West
End National Bank, 10 at loo. Riggs Insurance
1o7l.. "'' i'' a' l. T. D. Electric Light 10 at
Government Bonds.-U. $. As. registered, 1897.
h hi9 bid liih asked. L. S. As. coupon, 1907. ITO
District of Columbia Bonds.-2O-year fund IS.
sa fund e. ', sd Is los ,s S, o bid
1903. currency 10 bid. 3.65s. funding. currency,
Miscellaneous Observation-Disclosures and George
town X. r. COW. Is. LIST. 40 bid, lao asked Wash
ngton and Georgetown X. r. cow. Is, I'd, 1ls bid.
Washington Market Company LIST 6s 100 bid 10
asked: Washington Market Company imp. is. 100
100 bid American Security and Trust IS. 1905,
A. and o.. 1O2 asked. American Security and Trust
o. F. and A.. 1905. 1o2 asked American Security
and Trust as, 1906. A. and o., 1O2 asked. Wash
Washington Light Infantry 2d Is, 96 bid Washing.
ton Gas Company g. series B. is bid bid W Washing
ton Gas Company COW. is. 100 bid. 135 asked.
POTOMAC Telephone 5s. 1o3 asked. Capitol and
Hor5h Street r. r., r. IS, los asked Metropolitan
Light cow s.. lo5 bid. los asked o. '''''''''
National Bank Stocks.-Bank Of Washington.
$3.50 bid 400 asked Bank of the Republic. go
asked. Metropolitan 28O bid. 300 asked. Central,
300 asked Farmers and Mechanics. 10 bid 200
asked ask Citizens, $50 asked Columbia. 100 bid.
100 bid. Traders. ITO asked. Lincoln. 100 asked.
Railroad stccks.-washington and Georgetown.
20 bld $40 asked Metropolitan. 40 bid. ~ asked.
Columbia. 20 asked. Caritol and North o street.
30 asked lexington and Soldiers Home, 30 asked.
Georgetown and Tenallytown. 40 asked. Rock
Creek. 100 bid.
Insurance Stocks.-Fremeus. ~ asked. Frank
lin * hid 35 asked. National Union. 20 asked.
Arlington 200 asked. Corcoran 10 hid. Columbia.
16l, asked. Germ an American. $50 hid. Potomac.
S5 asked. Riggs. 8la bid IN asked Peoples. 5
bid. 5ia asked lincoln. "a bid asked. Com
mercial. 81 asked
Title Insurance Stocks.-Real Estate Title. ITO
bid. 125 asked Columbia Title. 81, hid. IA asked.
Gas and Electric Light Washington Gas
~ hid. ASH asked. Georgetown Gas. ~ hid. u. s.
Electric Light. 1884, hid. los asked.
Telephone Stocks. Pennsylvania. 20 asked. Ches-
apeake and Potomac. az hid. As asked American
GraphophOne. ~ bid. 2La asked.
Miscellaneous StOcks.-Washington Market. Il
asked. Great Falls Ice. 115 bid. 100 asked. Bull
Run Panorama 35 asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage.
Is asked. wv CITY Brick. a5 asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies. Washington
Safe DepOst. 1902 asked Washington Loan and
Trust. ia asked. American Security and Trust,
s110 bid. 40 asked.
diyidend
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PLENTY OF WIND PROMISED.
Weather Indications for the Day O.
the Anne rica's CUP Race.

NEW YORK, Oct 4.-Weather indications
favor plenty of wind for tomorrow's great
yacht race. but it Is not unlikely that the
wind may be accompanied by rain.
Excursionists may be a trif1e inconveni-
enced by such conditions, but yachtsmen
fear only calm. Wind and rain have no
terrorS for them.
The Valkyrie will be fioated again today
at Erie basin and will be officially meas
ured to decide her time allowance The
English boat has been carefully measured
by her designer, Mr.. Watson, and Ratsie,
the sailmaker, who have expressed the opin-
ion that the Vigilant will have to concede
about a minute in time.
This will be decided only when John
Hyslop. the official measurer Of the New
York Yacht Club. has run his tape over
both boats
1t is quite likely that this afternoon both
boats will take short spin down the bay.
Capt. Cranfield of the Valkyrie says that
he is quite ready for the race and is per-
fectly satisfied with the condition OF his
boat
The same word comes from the sound
where the Nigilant has been taking her pre-
paratory exercise. Mr.. Iselin and Capt.
Hansen have both expressed themselves as
perfectly satisfied with the Vigilant's con-
dition.
Supt. Byrnes has taken personal charge
or the police arrangements and expects to
keep the course clear for the racers.