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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-01-19

Madison Democrat: The opinion by
the supreme court is molly conclusive
and marks an epoch in the judicial
history of the state. The common
wealth has restored to it the fruits of
its own means. aud there is laid down
law SO full and explicit that man
u whom is henceforth entrusted an
others money for safe keeping need
delude himself with no doubts favor
able to his own interests as to the
disposition Of the Increment to the
trust in his charge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-01-19

Madison Times The opinion Of the
supreme court affirming the decision of
Judge A. w. Newman in the cele-
brated treasury cases is a triumph for
the people, AS a result of the decision
in these suits, which for so long time
have been conspicuously before the
public. the state viii now recover the
whole amount of interest money.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-01-19
CnAsJ. HARPER, EDITOR AND PRoP'R.

Ex-PREsIDENT HAYES, is suffering
from Neuralgia Of the heart. lie IS
very sick.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-01-19

FRANCE is apparently ready for an
other attempt at revolution. Things
have been growing hot there for some
time and unless some unforeseen incident
occurs to interrupt the present course OF
events, no one need be surprised to hear
OF serious nalioHal trouble in our sister
republic. The trouble grows out of the
Panama Canal scandal. Should serious
outbreaks occur il is not probable that
they will last long, but the history OF
the French people natural V leads one
to believe that they will be terriblewhile
they do last Frenchmen may fire bread
bullets in ducls. but when it comes TO a
general conflict they sire by no means
So carotid Of each other heal h.
TnE preseut cold -uap nrings The old
timer. INTO line again with their awful
cold stories puuug lbe last tive
wears -uodry theories have been advan
ced tending To show tnat owing To Ger
tain planetary changes This zone was &
bc warmer hereafter These theories
ire nov completely spoiled and gen
uine winter. .old fashioned, enough
To make the memories of Jan. /. Isl
fresh again. People msy as well come
ID the the conclusion at once that win
ter temperature depends much mor'
upon the direction of tho wind than OF
ANYTHING else. and that continued
breeze from the north or northwest cal
keep good sleighing on hand i there i
only i little snow e start with
THERE is great deal OF discussion a
TO whether the Worlds Fair shall o
shall not be closed Sundays. Il seem
10 lis tina, this is quite secondary mat
ter. The attention If the goyeramen
would better be given 10 means tba
win tend to keep the Exposition from
b-ing closed All the slme by the cholera
IL, this dread visitor strike this coun
Urn and there viii le uo need u limit
ing the closing 10 Sunday The eholeri
sraging III Hamburg Germany. AMI
single steamer landed Twenty-Five hun
bred immigrants q New lork from
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-01-19

ACCORDING to the report Of Secretary
Rusk on the operations of the bureau of
animal industry for the year of 1892,
pleuro pneumonia has completely dis
appeared The time required was only
about five years. and the total expendi-
ture a little in excess of 81 100000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-01-19

SEVERAL numbers of the legislature
attended the funeral Of Senator Horn
at Cedarburg Wednesday afternoon.
But the special train will enable he
LEGISLATORS to return Mt 500 the time
agreed upon tor the joint senatorial
caucus. all three candidates agreeing
upon the date and hour. Mitchell,
Bragg. Knight. Which one.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-01-19

Chief Justice Lyon maze the foHoW-
ing statement when he gave the opin
ion OF the supreme courtin the treasury
cases:
Upon due consideration, our con
illusions upon the whole case are, and
the court So holds. that the funds
which Treasurer McFetridge deposited
with banks were the property of the
state: that in making such deposits as
treasurer and stipulating for and re
cciying interest without such stipula-
ton he did not violate any law Of the
state: that such interest SO paid to him
being an aecretion or increment to the
fund, increasing it by the amount OF
interest paid thereon. belongs to the
state; that McFetrdgc received such
interest by virtue of his Office of state
treasurer. and the same belonged to
his said office; that his failure to ac-
count the refor to the state, or to de-
liver the same to his successor in Of
flee as required by law, is breach of
the conditions of his official bond, and
that this action can be maintained on
such bond against him, and his sure
ties therein, to recover the interest
thus received by him and unaccounted
for
I'm determining this case the court
has anopted many of the views of the
learned circuit Judge, but withholds
its approval from others. Inas,huch
as we arrive at the same conclusion
reached by him, although by different
processes Of reasoning. it is unneces-
sary to further discuss the PROPOSE
tions in his very able opinion, which
we are not prepared to adopt. The
Judgment of the circuit court must be
affirmed .
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-01-19

Entered al the Post 01Ece IN Lancaster, va.
a. second class matter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-01-19

THE hus le for the United States SEN
a'orship is beginning to absorb the
attention Of the Wisconsin legislature.
The fight is between three prominent
men, Mitchell. Bragg and knight, and
no one is certain how it will terminate.
Mitchell has been waiting for few
DAYS for the legislature to get into
working order, but now he is ready for
business and he's in earnest too His
friends will pile on to Col Knight and
his supporters. and when they are rout-
ed their attention will be given - Gen.
Bragg. They dom, know the Gen. or
they would get him out of the way first.
He's fighter of the fighters and will
come to the front with a good fighting
following II Mitchell downs Knight
first, he may rest assured that he will
not get much support from Knights
friends. On the contrary all Bragg will
have to do is to have his friends stay
TlDilL UN Dlll8 hONP OOOAs 1CA ''AitSASi-
try to drive Knight out of the race and
antagonize Knights friends, and he
may rest assured that if he has not
enough votes in the Legislature to
carry him through without help from
Knights friends, the next U. 5. Sen
ator from Wisconsin will be Gen.
Edward Bragg. Ii reports are to be
believed there is to be one Of the
most stubbornly contested senatorial
fights in Madison this winter that this
state has known for years The re-
publicans have only the privilege of
smiling" as the contest goes on.
unless they pitch in and help the
Little General on his way to Wash
ington. just wait four years. Re
publicans won't stand around idle
then
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-01-19

HOOPS PILs are the best after-dianer Pulls,
EtsiIt digestion. cure headache and bs4ousness.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-30
MARINE NE w =.

TArcosH. MAY "a > y m.--Clesr. fresh Yves.
wind. Passed In >h Tacoms, i'm tow al sea
tiaa a. y ~. Passed oui-~tr san Bensso at =
O. NJ: str cav Of reehla ~ 1 - ~ IA
ClALl,S BAY. 'RIay ~ IS ? ui.--t'lesr. fresh
west Wind.
roar casserSr Nay . 5 n rn.-c:e.r; fresh
west waaa.
fosr AsaKtEs. May p S =. m Clear fresh
west wlra.
rosr rowN<FSq.. May n Especial Arrived.
--st Tsscms. frog San ffancssc5. at SAnairuo
basa >ksgt. iFait -aa Ffaac..co. fn- i,,s, tam.
bic Il SAL ioF5- srrow III Rasus h. Wood.
tran, Nsaa.slo ius Fan Francisco
SAY FRANCISCO Aay - Arrived Str " Ham
etse Valley. -roH4 fNaa "a bay. Clesrei-~sss
uaar!ns. for N:eser.A and tie ssoua4 ssr
fraesee. tor Assot.A
Nsw YoRx. Msv "A Arrived Str AiassA
fror, llvsrpesl s,t tircassis. troa Glasgow.
ss- Mo.Avis. frera Hamburg, ssr state Of Cali
fsrals. i-an, 1isssaw
>sw yexx. MAJ .ss-Avsvci Ems, srora Ere.
.zsa-
GLASGOW, May - Arrived s,vs state OF Nc
srs>ka ssss. sncAssiS iro@ Nss latk
la>iss>, Nsy y: Arrived - + sYYisa Nsn-
srcs. treuA New 1sfS-
Nu.resx. May - tsyscist - Tas So Yoserl-
~. aam .t san Francisco has hseu Chartered,
Is The hive Cany5a ceaI Company 10 :oaa ecai
AZ tals pr: for ssa Fssneisea
lo~uos, May ss-ilasiEg !eaE.ui eycloae
wasts IA tas BAR a, BeassI. EAs saip s,ernasats
VAS soss ans. .evxasy .ioat men Irr sae>.
The Hftil.h ears Ey9xE-szr, Cap kesaa..
which rresa,ss sasas-a froEa saeDsts- ASS saeos
sizA sas dry ca the shore near Diamond a.
tsof, 90 tie a.ver iIcos.y. tairsy lear Eadss &c
f.ss.
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REV. PROrER's STATEMENT.
a seattle baptist Minister HorrIfies the
Raptfss Conference

DENVER. May - The American Bar
tisl Home Mission Society met this morn
ing. President IL. X, Porter. o. rennsyl-
vania. delivered his annual address, which
was followed by the reports of the execsi.
tive board and treasurer The latte. show :
receipts. si7S, sia. and expenditures. SAL.
at.
The Religious Conditions and Needs Of
the West" was the subject Of responses
this afternoon by eloquent d,ysnes from
Montana. Washington. Utah. California
an! other localities. From the talks il
wa- foGnd that The growth OF the church
since the lsst annual meeting WAS most
gratifying The Eastern delegates could
not help but smile a; the many mani
fest attempts OF eaeG speaker -
boom" his particular section. ba, we're
fairly horf.aei when Rev. II. u. Pro,er.
Seattle, said that the troable with too
many people IN his part Of ;he country
was that they were TOO mach married 80
and When be saw CONSERVATION on the
.aces Of nis auditors, he ad.ea.
Isassa exactly what ssr. aaa the Middle
Wcsi and ta- k&s; srs responsible for IL
lie did 10. so luso further detail.
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Steamer Monticello was Of Tscoma yesterday
getting her botsom cleaned.
The German ship Senta, from Port Biakslsy
TO Queenstowns arrived Nay u
ship Invincstle. Capt Howland, arrived ct
San francisco. eight days from Seattle.
Schooner sailar Boy. Capt Petersen, arrived at
San Fnncisco. eight days from Olympia
Schooner Fasnie Dutssd. Capt johnson, has
arrived ct Santa Barbara from Port Blakeley.
Schooner Glendale. Capt johnson. arrived at
San Francisco. seven days from Port Blakeley.
Steamer Sarah NJ Renton came over last even
ing from PORT Blakeiey with . large theatef
party.
Steamer Rapi8 Transit was expected Ia during
the night with cargo OF lime from San Juan
islands.
schooner Goiaen shors. Caps. Henderson,. n.
rived mt San francisco. six days from Port
Biakslay.
Bark 6ermaaia was towed out OF tho hasbof
yesterday by tug Discovery. coal laden for San
Schooner volsa will sail from San Francisco
on the I'd with freight for Seattle in the Kruse &
Madison line.
B.rkentine Robert sudden. now at San Fran
cisco, haa been chartered to load lumber on the
sound for Guayfaas, Mexico.
Steam schooaer Homer. Capt Gregory, will
sail from San Francisco on juno for this port
ship Port Dosglss completed discharging her
seattle cargo 81 Bakers wharf yesterday, and
Was towea TO Tacoma In tho afternoon
Tugv T. Prize has gone TO North bay for q
boom OF piles &c. be USED in repairing tho road OF
the seattle IersEina Railway & Elevator Com
pany.
Atkinson. berwick & Co. have taken posses
sion OF the Mereaaata' dock and warehouses on
the same property. and lsaac Dinsmors has been
arpoiatsa shasfoger.
Returning :rGra whatcon sunday one OF the
sehomes wheels was smashed by drittwood.
sac wen, on to'.Acoma and 10 being repaired
there No boat took the run sunday night or
last nigat.
The new hoattaiIt hv Captain John Hansen
90 replace the steamer ouiek.tep lies a, tho Col
nan dock Awslasss her machinery. she has not
yet been nance. bar viii probably 10 called
Tho Happy naasen.''
c. NCacfry. ct Tscoms. hss been appointed
assistant boiler 5nspecto. Of this district and
qualified before u adgs iisnford yesterday His
headquarters Will be in seattle. ana he will do
tho work OF inspecting Tn outside towns. while
Capt Buliene vii 10 the work here
Bark MeNear. which has been iyiag at Port
Angeles Awsitinx oriess, reported here yesssr.
day morning 10 load Black Diamond ceai foe
San Francisco sac Was sowed here by tug Dis.
covery ana IL disehsrtine ballast At West Seas.
te. Tac McNea- carries Q noa- unloc crew
Capt Kcrs,si sAms over from Post Biakelcy
and cleared HIS chip Hawaiian fsles Tor Port
firie. Australia Can't ks-ssei says he Brought
his crew with aim from san Francisco. tnas
they have loaded tho ssip aea cost Of a cents
per thousand. atfa that they will ssil with h m
to Australia. which he expects 10 make Ia shou,
seventy days. Tss seip's manifest shows f.aso.-
ie3 feet Of lsmbs3 she was taken TO sea sy tug
Aogei last might
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izizs: has.ey eentsis. iaeie: oats. eeasass, ~:
corn. ceatsis. LIE. sossfoss. oacxs. .sts. O:e.
goa, s,rgs: oaions. secks. az.
rsouf-Wesguose: Net cash prices for family
e IT, = iesst - Per Bal baksrr extras. sAD
Wheat--TSe situation paYsook Of a kos;d.v
character ts%lsy and trade was sluxxssk. with
prizes eesy. auosabe ~ o. = psr eenss, COZ No 1
snipptng asst " ~ for choice. Milling PARCELS
" n nom Y - per GENITAL
Ssy. nobody issins asy ss,eusion 10 ofYsrinxa
We quote - follovs. Fe>d. Sc per ceu,a, ior
god quality ana ss,<SDss5Se for choice: brew.
iek. Dc4sLoS per csntal.
.. y.ssf hns ere arm. though sr.ss I. NOS
fos fair 81 ei.ss per Genital for choice; eray.
AS9i<s: Mask, eL2s<Di.2s per esatsl.
Following Are the saiss recorded Ct the can
board today
Wheat--Ncsnins. Informal seessoa. Deesu.
q nss: 80 ZOOS. lLIss: SO tn.s, elssss: 10 sous.
sLss.t: NAY. 90 tens. a. 21J.: 30 toms 81 ~:
scsief i..S, n<u. 80 tons, 1l5l. 800 sons 81 eyk
pet cents.. Regular sessien: December, 80
~, , y, : 20 tons. SILVIA NAY. 40 tons.
barley REGULAR session: May. 100 toes. s.,.e;
..o soiss: sssse: I'D tors. ss.%e. Dscesnber, no
.o1s' US. t11 tons. so se; seller 1856, rew 90
toes: VII: ~ tons. sse e<r eens-l
49, A.ss 3. .,, se-sion waes'- December. 800
tons, 1864; Nay. go tons. si-2-,z per een,ai
bafisy-seiter 1898. new. IDs tons sai r.: NAY,
lve tons. SIC: december. 100 tons sss,s 30 .oos
srse. ID toi's. sis4c. Ioo sons, 5sc. i0D tons,
S3se per cen.ai.
TysAscIAL
D.Afss-0n eight, New York, pe. 800, SOC:
ssssaing tiils-on London. sixsy-dsy bank,
silvsr-B.r.: PER ounce. s..sssg1c; Mexican
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A., laws passed by the AS, session oeihe
legislature, and no. having an emergency
laase. Will lie in effect on and after Thurs.
DAY, June :. The constitution provides
tha; such laws shall 80 iato effect ninety
DAYS after adjournment Tae legislature
Al ioarne,i March g. ara consequently all
Laws not now ~ force ALL 81 inlo ssfec; on
Thursday, June :. and this includes the
anEs--lxarptte !Ax
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pAS>INtsE s LISTS.

Elitsra~ Meat. May -s-Fasecfs, or
NoF,Acru rac}ar ,.aga No /:
{ n. Gefgcs Y r White. NJ. fisAef. Nh G
4 Tfbaetls Mr. ssagseufa All. daughter, Ma Il
" Neattcrs--e 4 x waters sae sta. &. J.
uaSssss.: T. q sG4as, q. d. Adams. aaa ssAly
sexesd class iss.sHgessA
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DACIFIc NAVIGATION CoNPANY-pAs1
1 time tor Tacoma. Everett and enohomish rvee
pjints
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON Win
leave Everett daily. except Sunday, - . . N To-
seattle
Leave seattle for Tacoma IL q m
Leave Tacoma Tor seattle, 2:ta p. a.
Leave Seattle far Everett, 4:tO .. m
Leave Everett for seattle, 7:l3 n m.
Leave seattle foe Everett 1000 p N. e1eepe -
uYday ana Sunday
Leave seattle ior Tacoma, $50 p N. Saturday
emily.
SUNDAY TRIP
Leave Tacoma for seattle. 2:ls -
Leave seattle for Everets, 8 80 y. m
Cas ~ kdmonds osiy. Connects daily exceps
Sunday with STEAMER HENRY BAILEY fos
oil snohomish river polnsA only daily through
line. freight el.Oo per ton
IA Common. WILDLY ISLAND AND
II EvRRkTT-
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN
Rally. except Saturday. sp. m, Tor Edmunda.
Auckiteo. Everett. Clinton Browne Point.
Iuiaisp, langley suAksups CoupeviiIc. sanie-
fucs. YAK Harbor. utsalady and La Conno-. Re
turning ieaYcs La Connot 8 .. M, daily except
sunday, touching Evesets ~ ~ q M. arrive
seattle p m Lont call at Taiaip on return "trip.
HsadeuArtefs In Seattle City Dock. fact OF Main
street
r.. J. RATHBoNE. Agent
FRANK WATERHOUSE. General Manager.
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EOnEl0N MARKETS.
LONDON STOCK ExcRAxoR

LO4nnS tT0SK kxCWAN0k
Lovpon. May 2a-Bar silver. rs nne,
6A<d. Consols. Ss1sd. Bullion gain on bal
ances paid inse Banx Of England, Etsi,OM
Bank Q. Engiaad discount rate. 81 per csn.
Es5.asn GRAIN NAaKRr
LONDON. May 29.--The Marx Lane Express sage:
English wheat averages 2,s per quarter ia the
eountey aud ne n In London. Foreign wheat
has seceded 81 sincs whitsunside. Arrivals Of
wheat include 10000 quarters California,
1000 quarssrs Australian and 10000 quarters
LivgRrooI, Hay 2o-wheat-Dsmand mod
crate: No. REQ winter, s. 81 sd. easy.
Corn-DemArd poor ior spot, aud moderate
- "a; July, u rkc
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IAN ~ a>tI>Co MARIETTA.
ia sx.rr nF rn,nr

f"a sgtrS - TRADE
sSa>' Mas - The los,zl r,,s-eAsn.
.s' t'e 81 sttA moderately seFtys De.
-. 1''es7 40 sissay. ae proi ice markets
's~ cha Ss, to-day
~ osss'sAses A. "a lis-s,S, sappl~.
Assy. ''3s IN ''Sss oaiess arc
"as's.sfa unchanged snf Plentiful.
-. "''ss caesre las q Downward tea.
s@a Gag Are auit
e-ss's II sAss "a, unchanged
o,rea go - F.our, sasr.es SACKS. fssxz;
W. s6sss. csEssis, 3 sA.. osvxoa,
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NJ tread ;ook here. yea xeow ao~ weak
sst azFxoas y9ur vile u, sG4 VOC kanw aas.
carriers iras falls will ressevs her. naw var net
b. ia.s About 10 aca oxy ses scxs
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This Seattle. l-sEe Share 4 Eastsra rsisssy
fas Aes sE-0,.xh concessions AZ ssososEiss sSr
fa~esl ass sVsrssi Train ieases seattle daily
Ct - - retgrE anx ARRIVES ~ Seattle Sc p n
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rARE TO EvERErr. ~
TO AS0HoM!AH, SQc
uOOc CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER ErCREYA

Rebuff. Ard Ssfssnssasc Essvss Ms-ehaass dock
Tuesday ianrs1As sfst saturday ~ = q IA OF
ksaxstos OF, ssasob.e. Ranger. reaSecx. I-tls-
wssp. gsaa AEtss. HcN.sSsrs Iusa City AMI iaset-
n ess ate gssns. arriving in tasna CftS ~ p tn
Leaves untaa City = wednesday. Sr1Ay
aas ssaaAy &rrsvIsg ~ seAstiE ~ p n
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DoRT ORCHARD
NAVY Ysse nsass- EssunsssSo. os1nD
a.t thsriesssn.
CLEANER ELLIS
Leaves 500. .. wssaszxsoa ssrsst Aafiv ssee1s
suassy. .: 0 is . tn sss 80 p IA Tss oslS
4 n. usp iscinAss BEAD q Fers Orchard xss~
- nAslfa co = acean1ozes4a q eqaaaZA
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psfinaa Cespsas Cara Kiegass pav CsoeAoa
se1 a1sse Palace i,iaiax carr between seattle -
HssI sna Chicago without cAAnSA Coenecfsoas
- Iii Dossss II IL Caised states and CanAaA
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NEkCnANptsu

tsas-oa,ioss. rarely steady q 2n1,s p~ants.
0sAi t'osea - sly poiuts up TO 10 Down
- we're i1.@:s tag. Including May tis 90
Sms~@r. 81 &laA spot kio-Qasss aud
sseG~gas~ .4el ana Arm Rsared- uie.
III nsm
soFpef-s,eaes Lake. tio.N
tssl~fifm. t-sa,sstic, tlse,>
| ss.a-ss sadt - decline; STRATA. eiAa0 bid.
- sssei riHs4s- quiet and steady. sps.ter
~san; pageii- sel
sD-Ts> STOCK vxcMASaG
besrss, Nay closing:
Ssss.saa - Gex Central. ecra 81.
- 'ns ~ al Diego.
CHS - Roasp or rsApR
Vaseaaa, Nav n-Nhes,-wesk: opened l.
~ SseT. ~ da,lluaa II e ON srse ssseea.
<ss ecst'axs $50 Ush, demand canned by
ss' ssssss. f1s wsathsr. more encouraging
W'Ssf and it-fa al receipts: led steady tnd
tssy at lower shaa yesterday. he
hsaes.
c asa'1kAsy essa. s>'.c. July, 7vs-ossa
Nh~tses. -s.A. 2,as. july. si.
lse--Sle '"'' So
Stsss-sgixi
| {4x~s.N~
laetks-H% Elsa
"f~laef S~1 sra
s.eS'.' -asa. 81 -. september. 81 -
tSss csss, Sc =. september,
a. Hhs-~ss.'y. cash, s. as. September.
ssSss eess sxia n
ssssSaefs s. f'sl8sA
sts 40 AVE srors
- zoo So a latte Rsceep.s tsa ass.
IA, hssAa : 0ttF. COWS aui fexsn- steady
- sssefs. .ssa0l Texans. s. yzsx& 4.
- sh& iss 2:z. s. ..tssANA
az Hreess's. i-sNos openest strong ara
Is sS .ass r@.Nes and packing. 8 lnA
" a<at q A. @~'N' . -
assF~-f.rce, Nal, -, ,t.A.. a..
ka 4exaas. fA55<ss>e. .pr.ng
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xsv yoaE .socx ExcaAxoE.

nav YosK. May esl~ the stock market opened
Ssmparasiveiy drm. sg. the hears coon started
oncehss raid to cstcr stop orders and In . short
ums some stocks ssofed material losses. Gen.
ersi Electric was t.se principal sufferer. dcclin.
ing from 6sl5 TO CO. a On large sales. Distitlsss
shoat the same time :eyokc 27s points 20 10. and
xao4ing suosequen.'y fell points 10 iGsk This,
lsosshsr witt drsg, 81 i(4s &c: cent In bonds,
e11ed 10 the weakness ~ the general market.
~ pressure 70 cell ssead!ng was due - the dis
oog1ntment felt eoAearning the dtustment
-. Near the close ,aere WAS . reaction and
0sosmi Electric bsss,sded 9 and Sugar IN per
ona The market e:osed firm IN tone.
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!. OFFICIAL THE CARD
TAKING EFFECT APRIL so. 1882.
TRAINS LRAvR sEArfxR:
For g Pau, and Eass-,0 Is m
For Spokaa<-S 20 p n. and t0.3s d -
For Portland and Soufh-s;l5 q m and o.Ao
p m.
For oaymp A-e:s5 q m and s.lSA n
Fer A0Utesaao aad oco<fA-s:i Is q m
For iaeona-s:l3. Sis . n. 1901. 20 e.oo
e.ss ac. 1915 y &C.
Fer saoho1sh. se:re. AnscorssA snocuaisnis
1alia And North Bsni-Sso a m aud 20 N ~
fos points north Of sesiro to sumAs-S. 50 a a
TRAINS ARarvr AZ sEArrIR
Prom 81 Pau ara Eass-ll:g9 , n
from Spokaae-1u:25 . N. and l Is q m
From Portland and Scuth-3:su n M ana l5.SS
q N.
From oiympia-S-3o 2. m ant s:AS D. N
- Prom Nonse4Aue and ocostA--S So n nl
From TAcousa-ls IS. esaS Aad 10 IS q M
3:0s. 8: 50. a:4S anl il;25 p m
brom rnchotaisa. todro. a naccstes SncquA,unio
IA II ard = ofth Bsnd-10 IS q M and 4 so n m.
From points north Of sedrot 70 eamAs-A:s0p m
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VAsHoS ISLAND ROUTE
ETEANER GLIDE
nEAMEn NAEEf

Leaves YsssFs wharf Tsssdays Thassdays anA
essai Gays ~ .uY t1rzsnds MsxiltDa ~.
esssI AASysyi.ss. Loves. aa4 sasaoaasA
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DfEAMRRS.
T,LY ON THE FLYER.
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
In 80 hour and twssty-avs niDseeA
TIE sTEAMER .PLYEn.
1eguiaR daily md sunday tzipA aessuH Taeeas
eon1e. - follOws:
TAKING 0YwOoY
THURSDAY. sEPrENBEA IA
Leave Seattle $50 4 m. l:so p =. aAA e;ooA N
ohafpI Daily except Sunday.
Leave Tacoma $50 . M. ll:So Z - "a $50
2 a. sharp Daily except sunday.
SUNDAY TK1PG
Lsave Taooma.7 m. ana 8 n "a shasA
Lave Seattle $50 N. and p m sharp
Landing q n. r. wharf. Tacoma. and Conuer.
eiai dock. foot Of Marion street. seattle
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PUGET SOUND 4 ALASKA DIVISION

vICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
$50 am Lvl HI .-IIacama.-. ,ll0AFi us an
1e:i3 anil SI -. Seattle. SLY 500 am
$50 pm Lvi 72Pt Townsend IS Lv; Il:S5 Pm
$50 pm Ar no.. Victoria Il NIlLvi $50 pm
Steamers "City Of KIngston" and "Ctsy Of scat
tie" make connections o, Port Townsend for pas
eengers xo'ng from BsiiiaghAm cay points ~ Vic
0ogto and return