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Victoria Neua.

VICTORIA, Dec. 5-The board of trade
this afternoon endorsed the amslgamatson
OF provincial pilotsge authorities and
passed resolution that the government
take the matter in hand II satisfactory ar
engagements cannot otherwise be made
The contract for the construction Of the
nes parliament buildings Was awarded
today. six of the seven loves. tenderers
Tor the several branches OF the work being
Veterans and the seventh Vancouver
lite. The aggregate amount will be well
within the legislative appropriation for
the work. The names OF the successful
firms are; For mason work, Frederick
Adams. carpenter work, Bishop 4
shereurne: plaster work. Richard Drake !;
copper work. W. II. Ferry; plumbing
work, IL. I. fleit. iron work. Albion Iron
Works Company, and painting. f. Spill
man. The last named Is OF Vancouver.
The construction sl!l be begun immeai-
ateiy, the foundations having already been
completed.
Warden Noresby. of Westminster Jail,
arrived today With prisoner Stroebei. who
iomorros viii he put on trial FOE the
Huntingdon murder. The case has been
materially strengthened since il was pre-
scented III Westminster Jury, who failed
to agree on verdict
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sbroad Indicates chat there must b few
piams ficssing ACROSS shs Atlantic In the
way Of government contracts.
The lacrosse Clubs of the provinces are
cndeavorsng 10 make arrangements 10
play q series Of matches at the Msdvinter
fair. Victoria club, being champions Of
the provinces. have besn invited By sthe
executive Of the exposition to b present.
and the mainland clubs, which are eqaslly
~ coed, are anxious 70 Be counted in.
discouraged BY the success OF the labor
union delegates in their conference With
the provincial cabinet officers. the nom
union men ara nov striving for recogni-
ton. They sre now organizing and viii
shortly place their claims before the gov
ernmeat The loggers and carpenters
formed . nucleus Of the new organization.
On January Q . concert is to be given in
the Market hall by the men Of H. u. s.
Royai Arthur. On January grand ball
will take place at the Hotel Vancouver. at
which the admiral and officers viii be the
houored guests
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MaxINE NEWS.

1.rooxH. Dee S-5n m--rspeetaI Cloudy:
brisk east wind Inwsra-Hav SIR Costa Rica.
ga n. /: tug Magic, e.i5 p m tugs Lofne and
Tyes. 40 r II U1swsrd-Bk in Tow iyse,
Nrsa BAY, Dec. as p m.-lspeciaL +
Cloudy: iigat east wtnd Tugs Tyee. Tacoma
and Lor3e IN bay.
CLALLAn BAY, Dsc SIS p n--Gspecid =
C.oudy: light southeast wind
GErTYsBugs. Dec SIS p m--tspeesaLl-
Partly cloudy: light southeast wind
PoKr CgxscEST, Dec AS p mIspeciaA l.
Cloudy: Light east wind.
Cloudy: light northeast wind
PoKT GAxsIK. Dec. a-lspecial EArrived-
Pedro.
HoQurAx. Dec a-{special l-Str Point Iona
sailed Yesterday for san Francisco
Tosr TowssKSD. Dec. A--Ispeciai + Arrived
-Bk Matilda, from Honolulu. NJ Sanairco
sailed-Schr Conpesr. from Hadiock Tor san
Francisco. TO sail tonosfov-sh Wacausett'.
from Sanaimo Tor San Francisco, BIZ Gafhersr,
from Tacoma for san Francisco Br four-
nsstsd BIZ Lord Shaftesbury, from Rio Dc Jan
eiTo via Valparaiso for the Cosu bia river. will
be intercepted at Astoria and ordered 70 Puget
sound TO load grain for Europe.
VICTORIA, Dec. a-H- T. common has been ap-
pointed general agens for Puget sound and Brit
pany, of san Francisco. Vigorous composition
Will be inaugursted against the Canadian
Australian line
The steamship Victoria arrived today from
Yokohama with . larg. cargo, most of which 10
for sound ports. The Victoria sails AZ & m
for Port Townsend
The seaIer Anaconda, of Seattle. sailed from
Yokohama the day the Victoria left
ASTORIA, Dec. h-lSyeciaL l-Saiied-Br sh
William Mitchell, for United Kingdom: sch
Catherine Sadden, for Redondo. str Coiumbia,
for san Francisco. Square riggef ana bark re-
ported outside.
SAN Francisco. Dec. a-Arrived-Sca Therese,
from susiaw river; sch Gotsma, from Coos bay !:
str Willamette Valley, from Ysquina bay. sh
john A. Briggs. from Nnnaimo: Ell Colum bia,
from seattle. Cieared-Bx Alice Knowles,
whaling str Walia ALA, Victoria. etc. De-
parted-Sh James Arnold, whaling; str state of
California, Tor Assoria and Portland; BIZ Cali
fornia. whaling; str Beiyedere. whaling; q. 8.
s. Corwiu, for Honolulu.
NEW YORK, Dec. a-Fuida. Southampton
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Valuable CANADIAN Land. op.ned.

VAscoUvER, 3. c.. Dec. Especial. =
Okanogan commonage has been declared
open for pre-emption by the commissioner
of crown lands. There was no Cherokee
strip rush. On the contrary, prospectors
did not seem to want the land that has
been not inappropriately called the gar
den Of British Columbia. Two weeks ago
choice blocks on Okanogan common were
sold at auction by the government and
brought fair prices. Okanogan country
has been made somewhat famous as the
place where The Earl of Aberdeen, gov
ernor general of Canada, has his magnifi-
cent ranch and model farm.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Herschberg & Co. wholesale boot and shoe
dealers OF Boston, have assigned. with liabilities
OF si6o.0o0
The wells-Fargo company has renewed its
contract with the Southern Pacific company for
twenty years, paying bonus of 81 soo, 600 and %
per cent of the annual gross receipts.
Bovaird & Isyfang, manufacturers OF oil well
supplies at Pittsburg. have failed. The CON-
psny had a capital Of $4,000 and employed
400 men, Receivers viii conduct the business
Fire at CorsicsnH. Tex, Sunday destroyed O
grain elevator. 5000 bushels Of wheat, two
livery stables, thirty-dye horses, three freight
cars and an electric light plant Loss, t2oo.0o
Several snowslides have occurred near Butte.
resulting in the loss OF scveu lives. TIE snow
at Heela IL over twenty feet deep and = short
distance up the mountains Is forty 20 sixty icet
deep
bronze statue OF Roscoe Conkling was IN
veiisi in Madison Square. New York. Sunday
without any ceremony or gathering OF people
II wss done IN this quiet way at Mrs. Coakling's
request
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Thnrsson was not ~ hons this morning.
bat the little group of Ha~siisns ~ the
same hotel we're gisd 70 hear nsrs BY way
Of Port Townsend and expsessed the opsn-
ION that IS gave cause for encouragement
20 the frisnds u the provinoad govern
ment
Chairman McCrssry, Of the houss com
usiftes on foreign shaiss. speaking Of tbs
Willis interview, said. II hsve known
this ali the time. OF course ! co7id not
maks use Of tbs informatson ] had re-
csivsd. bat 1 kssv Minister Willis was
pursuing The coUrss hereln Indicated. =
This statement indicated that the ad-
minfssrssson is in possession Of knouiedgs
that Minister Willis IL moving with .
great deal Of ca5tson-
sss Fksscrsco, Dec. 5-The United
States revenue cutter Corwin saiied
shortly before midnight last night Her
dessina alton 10 secret. bat Ii 10 supposed she
IL going 10 Hono.uia With instructions for
Minister Willis. IL 10 reported taas one OF
the sailors on the Corwin was bTsbed 20
take dispatches from Minister Thurston 10
President Dole. The captain Of the Cor
win refused 70 take letters from Consul
Wilder, saying he did not know where be
WAS going.
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Railroad and Corporasion Notes.

Oliver Ames, second, has been elected director
OF the Union Pacific railroad, in place Of the
late Frederic l. Ames. his father.
The Erie road has cut the provision rate from
Chicago 20 Boston from SOL 10 2r<c. and to
New York aud Philadeiphia in proportion.
Other lines will make the same rates.
At the North and South railroad convention
at Topeka, Kan, . resolution was reported by q
committee embracing plan for a single track
road from Canada to the Gulf OF Mexico.
The operation of the Ltchfeld, Corrollton K
Western railroad in Illinois has been discon-
tinued, and the joint tariff hitherto issued 10
points along that line by the Northern Pacific
on lumber and shingles has been withdrawn
and cancelled.
The Great Northern has put into effect q
special join; tariff on lumber and shingles be-
tween North Pacific coast points and points on
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Iowa road In
Minnesota. south DAKOTA and Iowa The rates
are from a. to so cents per 100 pounds on fir and
IS TO 57ls cents on other lumber ana shingles.
Articles of incorporation of the Northwestern
Real Estate and improvement Company, of
seattle, were ilee in the auditors office ysster-
day. Capital stock. sos. 900. In shares of 81
each: incorporators, T. H. Walker. Z. E. Ma
keil. J. T. Hawkins. II. B. Jones. J. A. Cole.
man, q. $. Bailey, Milton Roy. samuel Burdsste
and II. C. ColIina
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OLYMPIA. Dec. a-lSpeciail-Th follow
ing decisions were fled IN the supreme
court today:
The Pacific Supply Company ~. Bertha
r. Brand and Henry ID. Brand-Fron
Pierce county; dismissed.
Catherine A. Pratsch and C. A. Pratsch
W. Aberdeen Packing Compsny-From
Chehalis county: Judgment affirmed.
If. T. Horr vs. Aberdeen Packing Com
pany-From ChehaIis county, Judgment
Of dismissal affirmed.
Petition Of Antonio Bojar for writ OF
habeas corpus-From King county; Judg-
menf Of superior court discharging de-
PENDANT affirmed.
State Of Washington ex rel. Joseph
Hershner. petitioner. vs. Jesse Arthur.
superior judge, Spokane county-Wris
denied
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Tho High Tide Of December s..

TACOMA. Dec. 5.-[Special. Prof Bar
nard, OF Lick observatory, has failed to
convince beach residents here that Prof.
Piummer's prediction about great high
tides just before Christmas is not going to
prove true. Barnard suggested that q con-
venient tree and some rope ought to be
utilized in disposing of crank prophets of
the high tide stripe. but nevertheless
superstitious beach combers all along the
water front in Old Tacoma are raising their
shacks. They are looking forward to q
twenty-fve-foot tide.
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Big Prof,s in Opium Smuggling.

PORTLAND. Dec. Especial. Persons
who have pleaded guilty TO the charge of
smuggling and are now awaiting sentence
say that a duty of - on opium. as pro-
posed by the Wilson bill, viii not put q
stop TO smuggling the article. They say
the smuggiers now only make s. per
pound, and with the duty ct So can make
~ much. A duty of 50 would eifectualiy
stop smuggling opium.
United States Attorney Murphy expects
that the grand jury will report back the
indictment of persons charged with con-
spring to uniawfuily land Chinese in time
for trial to begin on the 18th, as at first or.
dered
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rreahIe. Threatening sA. Kidner,

As.Aeugs they are gTisvous and very often fatal
II aisregAreec- may 10 prevented by q timely re-
SORT 70 taai aamiTshle safeguard Of health, Hoe
'eti>fs stomach Bittess, a genias promoter OF
seEv''y 10 the reEsi organs. the stomach aud
tae aver. Ere snsc;ion Of TIE kidneys develops
'a'e hsigaFs disesss, diabetes or other danger
oas ssscrasss feeoarse should be had 20 the
Bs;tsrs II tass suggestion is followed. ths h.n-
a3es; outcome Of the earlier SYMPTOMS NAV b,
&stis2 paseG WIG confidence. Check develop
f@ent o. These na&lsdies al tie oulsc, BIZ tae
aiHsas iaaacated. since 90 thels maturity they
are Asf4 .aaeef % eoneuef. Dyspepsis, sssu-
AsAs4ss0s 4asnaanls, nervousness, coast pafsan
aasAfshI eosaatGlats are cradtcnIee hy the Hit.
sefs, . <aeasesne OF cor pssssEssve a.e aad
prompt Sfsecss
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No Kee.i,.r for the Aschi.on.

CHICAGO, Dec 5-vice President Robin
son said today that there was not the
slightest foundation for the report that q
receiver was to be appointed for the Asch.
ison. He said be had received a cable
today from President Reinhart, in Lon
don, saying everything was all right in
every way. and there was going 70 be no
receiver for the Atchison road.
Bosros, Dec. 5-officials of the Atehi-
son join IN the general denial OF the report
of appointment of . receiver. and say
there is no truth in the report thst the
road is about to default on January inter-
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The Canadian Pacific Steamers.

VAscoUvER, B. c., Dec. ESPECIALLY
The Canadian Pacific railway has placed
an order with Messrs. Denny & Bros, OF
Dumbartonshire, Scotland, for steamer,
to be placed on the run between Vancouver
and Victoria. She is to be sidew heller,
with q speed of eighteen knots. The
Cnadian Pacific Railway Company's agree.
ment with the Canadian Pacific Navisa-
ton Company will shortly expire, and
they will carry on the business themselves.
The Empress Of China will have q full
cargo. a full passenger list and 500 Chinese
on her outward trip from this port.
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THE LEHIGH STRIKE OFF.
Company and Mon Eject . Compromis
Satisfactory to Both.

Company and Mon Eject . Compromise
Satisfactory to Both.
BETHLEHEM, Dec. 5.-A conference here
tonight between the boards of arbitration,
strikers and Lehigh officials, resulted in q
decision to declare the strike off, as re-
suit of fair compromise. The arbitrator
will make report IN a short time. The
strike will be declared off at daylight.
The correspondence which led to the ter
mination Of the strike was made public at
an early hour this morning. In letter to
President Wilbur they asked the follow
ing:
eff the existing strike is declared of
will the Lehigh Valley company agree to
take back as many of their old EN- pioyes as
they have places for without prejudice on
account of the fact that they struck or
that they are members of any labor organ
ifation; that in re-employing the men
formerly in It's service the available time
shall be so divided among the men so re-
employed that they may feel they are
again In the service of the company and
self-supporting; that IN making promo
tions hereafter the company will make no
distinction as between the men now in
its employ and those so re-empioyed
on account of seniority in service or other
wise; that when In the employ of the road
committees from various classes of en-
pioyes shall have their grievances consid-
cred and justly treated. and that in en-
ploying men in future the company will
give preference to former employees when
the strike is decided OFF,"
The president in reply said:
The Lehigh Valley road agrees to the
suggestions made. and in event of
the strike being declared of will
abide by them We recognize and will
", civ 20 vaur rnnAtfratfnr. IF ou.
former understanding that the available
time may be divided so that men re-em-
ployed may have o certain source Of sup
mort
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LAND coMMrssrox KULIso.


withdrawal 81 Certincstion Of Right 20
. Purehase Tide Lands.
OLYNrfA, Dec. 6--ispeciai. IAN impor-
tant ruling has been made by the state
land commission regarding its right TO
Withdraw its csrtihcation of right to pur-
chase tide lands and grant Q contest.
On july |. fss2. Is. r. Coriiss made appli-
cation to the commissioner OF public lands
for the purchase of tide lands of the first
class in Ihurston county. Corliss In sup
port of bis application took oath that he
was entitled under the constitution 10 ac-
quire and own land In the state, and that he
was the owner of valuable improvements
on said tide lands placed thereon prior to
March Is. 1880. for the purpose OF main
tanning q lumber yard Notice Of appiica-
ton TO purchase was duly Published.
No notice OF contest Of appraise-
ment was made and the board of
equalization and appeal certified that Cor
iiss was entitled to purchase at the APP
praised value of 81 ,525. On November g.
IsG. +. A. Duncan made complaint that
the application of Corliss was false and
fraudulent: that he was not the owner
of Improvements in actual use prior to
March %, 1880. and asked that Coriiss be
cited to appear and show cause why his
application should not be refused.
In the absence Of specific provisions by
law providing for the institution Of con-
test OF the right TO purchase tide lard
within specific time or in cases in
which certificates Of right TO pur-
chase have been certified to the
commissioner Of public lands by the board
OF equalization and appeal or the state
land commission. il Is the opinion of the
now existin board that IL has right TO
withdraw the certificate and grant right
Of contest
An allegation Of fraud such az Is pre-
sented In the present case touches the
very essence OF contract such as
the state enters into with in
tending purchasers of state land and
the fullest and freest opportunity
should be given for testing alleged rights
to purchase. 50 that exact and impartial
justice may be done. aud all titles may be
free from suspicion. The board Is further Of
the opinion that section Of the act OF
March Is, is93. and sections 8. 8 and
IL Of the act of March 20. 1890,
permits the board to withdraw
certification OF right to purchase
and grant q contest AZ the law does not
provide q period within which contests
may be instituted. nor did the rules OF
the board OF equalization and appeal.
Ii was, therefore, the opinion of the
land commission that the complaint and
application Of Duncan should be allowed
and that date for hearing OF the con-
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Coast seamen's wages Reduced.

Pogr TOWNSEND. Dec. Especial. J.
Notice has been received here from San
Francisco that the wages of coasting sea-
men have been materially reduced BY the
Ship Owners Association. The scale is As
follows: Coal vessels, SIS per month ;
lumber vessels. $50 per month. and
steamers and steam schooners. $40 per
month and 80 .ents per hour for overtime.
or $40 per month and no overtime. Some
vessels have secured crews for iess..wages.
The bark Harvester brought up crew for
$50 per month and SIS per month while
loading. The ship J. b. Thomas is COM
ing up the coast. bound to Tacoma to load
wheat for Cork. with q crew shipped for
the voyage at SIS per month.
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Cutter Grant start. for Paxet sound.

NEW YORK. Dec. 5-The United States
revenue cutter Grant sailed today for a
N,ool-nile cruise. She has stores to last
six months. and is bound for San Fran
cisco. Her eventual destination is 10 con-
tros the North Pacific and Puget sound
4 rsp.d-Gre battery of the DEiggs-schroe-
der type has jast been put aboard. Among
the ports in her itinerary is Blo. She Will
BE due "a San FRANCISCO March Is.
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AWHALEBACK FLEET.
To Ply Between San Francisco
and Northern Ports.
sEAMeM's WAGES REDUCED
A victerfsn Fatally shet-Chfsf 70 Shirt
chargsd with Rspe-shippssa
HsIibss East

PonTL.sp. Dec. Especial THE Die
trick Steamship Company, VINO propose
running the new whaieback steamer Ever-
EFT between Puget Sound and San Fran
cisco. announces that they have closed con-
tract with the American Steel Barge Com
pany for two more whslsbseks, 70 run be-
tween Portland and San Francisco. Both
will be Of the same size - the Everett, 5000
tons capacity. and will have accornmoda-
tons for 30 passengers. The steamer Ev-
erett will be completed the middle Of Feb
ruasy, when work on tbs others will be be-
gun. 1t Is stated BY officials Of the line
that the company will be reincorporated
soon with largely increased capital.
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A Courtesan Fails Heir to 800. 900.

NEW WEsrMiSsTER, Dec. 5.-fSpecial. +
Kate Mccarthy. mistress Of fast house
widely known as the Courthouse, has
fallen heiress to st00. 900 by the death of an
aunt in England. The Mccarthy has
been known as q woman of superior edu.
cation and manners, but it was great
surprise to the people here to learn that
she had friend so high up in the world
as her aunt appears to be. She will leave
for England Immediately to take pos
session of her wealth.
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Chief No shirt Accused Of Rare.

PORTLAND. Dec. 5-Tspecial. The
United States grand jury is still in session.
Today a number of Indians from the
Umatilla reservation were before them as
witnesses against three of the same tribe,
charged respectively with horse stealing,
forgery and rape. Chief No Shirt,
charged with rape. Is in bad predica-
ment. as in the Federal court the penalty
is hanging. and there is no doubt of his
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The bazaar Of the Woman's Guild Of ~.
Marks church was opened last evening.
Previous 20 the opening the mems hauqus.
was rartaken of ai 6 30 in the dining room
of the church. The haxaar was opened a,
s.So o'clock. and there was a large attend
aace throughout the evening. I, wilt Be
continued this afternoon for the sale of
Christmas articles, there being no charge
for admission,
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A Deer Killed In a C.t.,e Pen.

TACOMA. Dec. 5.-[Special. THE largest
deer carcass ever seen here arrived this
evening from 6nohomish, where 1t was
driven into corral with drove Of cattle.
While the cattle were being driven through
the Snohomish valley the deer bounded
out of the woods and joined the drove,
remaining with it for eight hours and
until Snohomish was reached. when it
was lassoeed and killed.
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a wreek Fronting or C.pe rl.tt.rx.

PoRr GAMsLs. Dec. 5.-tSpecial. Capt.
Jameson. OF the schooner Spokane. reports
that on Friday last when of Cape Fiat
terry coming in, he passed large hulk
floating bottom up. He could not make
out any name, and could not tell whether
she was coppered or painted there were so
many barnacies on her. The bearings
were: Cape Flattery. fifteen miles west,
and Cape Beale, north, three-quarter. west.
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Fr..h n.lleu, Cor Sew York M.rk..

NEv WESTMINSTER. Dec. a-fspecial. -
The steamer Capi!ano arrived from Queen
Charlotte sound today with 5000 pounds
OF fresh halibut for the Westminster Fish
company. all of which will be shipped to
New York. The fish were taken in two
days BY ten men. The banks are said to
be teeming with fish
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taaeaaver Nxw&

NaSo0yvSS h. G. nec. rectal. -
There weso 20 tenders sens for the con
tract Sork on the government parliament
hai'clHSs- The prices are said 10 Re not
Too high cGi 40 asard has been
made yet Among she tenders we're sew
era from Europe and ali parts az the
United States. IL is generally understood
thai focAi contractors vail he favored.
Iae last TIA: headers should coras from
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All our solid gold watches We guarantee
10 hold plump IL karat The flied
watches are all OF standard makes in 10
aud IL karat. not one gilt case. No cheap
imitation Swiss watches. They are all
genuine American. All our rings are
solid gold. This IL guarantee. Cut /,
out and keep IL as such on any of the
articles you buy from US. Auction sale
every evening a. O'Clock. Frisch Bros.
10 Front street