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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-22

Hops-Steady; state, common to choice,
ls@Z2c; Pacific coast. ls@22c.
MERCHANDISE.
Copper--Duli; Lake, So.
Lead-Duli; domestic, $3.1o
Tin--Steady.
Coftee-options opened dull from I'M
changed prices TO 10 points decline, ruled
very dull without feature aud closed bare
ly steadv at to 10 points net decline.
Sales. $50 bags. Including January
si7.io; March. SIG 25@l6. 80; Nay. $i5 90;
July, $3.50 Spot Rlo--Market quiet at
easy; No. :. isisc.
Sngar-Raw. strong; fair refining, % !;
centrifugal, SO test. at &c. Refined
Steady; or "a" 3EG4,<: mould "A /"
47-i6sasss: standard "A. . I-iesa4lx; cut
loaf and crushed, 4 f5-i665is; powdered,
7-iee1 "; graduated. 4 3-io94s.; cubes,
47.i6SL4sz.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS



SAN FRASclsco, Jan. an-The markets
in the line of general merchandise are un-
changed. prices being steady under high,
demand. The produce markets are dull.
Green yeretables--searce and siEm.
Fresh !raifs-Weas.
sxeet polatoes--Loser.
oaions- Steady.
hasier and evRs-Firmer.
Poaltry-woak.
Game--ln liberal supply.
Produce receipts-Flaur. Oregon, sacks.
1900; shsat eentsls. g. $50; barley, CEN
th'. ,a@i; oats. sacks, cot; corn, SACKS.
ssh' beans. SACKS, ssa; potatoes, sacks,
hsgApsrUrFs AND GRAINS
Fleur-Me quote; Net cash prices for
lsml'y extras, SAAae58so per barrel :
s s extras, 81 SoesS, 40. saPsrtne. g 10
Wheat There ia scarcely anything doing
N spgi wheat and prices are more or less
hefalnal al Siex Los. per GENITAL for good 10
NsVseH shlpptng grades, with milling par
es qaoisels al 81 e5StLo51s per GENITAL.
hafssy-fhere IS n0 haVlng just at the
HaaNens, and business Is likely so 6e slack
- 'onE as the present ralnstorm continues
ss quote; Feed. 7aet T0i.e Ter GENITAL for
$500 NRSii&t - fAE 4oF NEa18SS oEkGktfs
s'swing Sl4Wa1c per GENITAL.
he movement continues OF a
eads eharsc'er Milling, si.i5Sti III I;
,aspF'se, 81 - ,setl a2iS; fancy feed. i.sssss.
80 good Ia choice. 81 i2iaesi III poor
ar. - 'seessL055a: black, soo&ssL = a !;
STAY, A0SE Lbs per Genital.
fgSAsCfst-
NaSs-on sighs, New York. per 500
ss psensinm.
.TF.iGs ellis-on London. ee-6ay bank,
aser bars. ner ounce. tFasST1sa
&f1icaa doilars-aSeySStsc
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This Is $50. 502 60 less than the previous
week and $7I3. o36 40 less than for the cor
responding week last year.
The condition Of trade in Seattle during
she past week is thus briefly stated by the
Trade Register: General trade in the city
during the week has been OF fair volume,
the staples showing mp well. with indica-
tons of continued improvement. The
quotations show only few changes In all
lines and collections have been slightly
better. The lists have received several adj
ditions, bnt no important fluctuations are
announced or forecasted. From all parts
Of the country come most gratifying re-
ports OF improvement In most lines Of
trade. even dry goods showing . brighten
ing"
Both California and Eastern butter have
declined / cent, per pound during the week
and cheese 10 weaker. The dairy season in
California 10 now on and increased re-
ceipts tend to lower prices.
Eggs have declined from 10 cents.
The market has been overlooked with
Eastern eggs, and ranch. eggs have been
much more plentiful.
Poultry has advanced and prices are
firm notwithstanding some receipts OF
dressed ducks and chickens from the East.
There 10 an upward movement in pro-
visions. hams. bacon and salt sides having
advanced q cent Ter pound.
The market on all grains il weak. Ex-
port prices on wheat are unchanged. and
the full warehouse il about 10 be relieved
by two ships now In the harbor. Barley
has fallen off 81 per ton and oats are
weaker. All grains and also hay are be-
Ing offered In larger quantities than the
demand calls for.
Potatoes have been creeping MP and
some are now selling as high rs SIS Ger ton
wholesale. Some arrivals are noted from
California and present prices make il
profitable TO handle them. Dealers an.icl-
pate the opening of pats soon and that
large quantities will be shipped to market
In green vegetables canlifiower, new
cabbage, lettuce and some green peas are
in the market from California. Cauii-
flower has advanced. but others remain
unchanged.
There is a good demand for apples and
ordinary stock is plentiful in market.
while strictly fancy varieties are scarce.
Fruits remain unchanged.
An advance IN fresh meats Is expected
souD
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A-sEaens sss "a pToxness II TIA DATED
stztss circuit esurs 81 Fhli34egahls In sae salt
bsougas ~ sse Gated states TO restrain tie
Anasrleaa SeEsr Ezaasug Gem gsay. ssEA It's
rziaesgsl y ara o. easlGexs "a Se~ gegsey, aaa
ire Z e kEtgat Company sad spr~sEeis' sugar
KsaRiax CampxnF. Fal!2assyAGa esEporagloas.
ana Joan z sesTlss. s.. o. Ssw 1orK. srsEa cen.
ssau3uw 2a alleged eosaa8asssoz-
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PrsuAsr,r. Wa,h.. Apr,l 4. lsoa

n. y.si., w.,
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on the LIST
Of Apri and alter sixty miles travel py
stage from Eliensburg to this place, came
in excellent condition. I am vel pleased
with the map. as well as astonished At the
price for which you give the map TO your
subscribers Most respectfully. n. NJ
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posros Masa. June 10, 1891.

Post-Intellisencer Co.. Seattle, Wash
Gents: | received some time since yonf
excellen. map Of the United States sni
the world map on the reverse sads. snt
and valuable addition TO my ONCE, and
camel fail To be satisfactory 20 any one
Who invests the small sum asked for tho
naa Yours truly, H. Ia
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p.rou.r Cry. Wash. Nav q. ,se

Post-lnteliigencer, Seattle, Wash
Gents: / received the map Of the werld
sent by you in good order and ara well
pleased with IT, 1t is both useful and
ornamental and should find . place In
every household. Please accept my
thanks. Yours respectfully. NJ. II.
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Tie SeytAsra Psesss zcw rEnniar eiatax
cas- hxswesa Seattle sas Portland GA srasns
leaving seattle sAAiy a. q ~. azd leaving
Portland daily ~ O N Tass s<srles q
seA1sx ssixss 10 - EaxgfrzsseAi
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KnxrsrAH re Ma

KoxrsIAH, B. O.. May 10. 1S9A
Editor Post-Insellig encer, Seattle Wash
Dear Sir: l have received the map OF
the world, etc, and am pleased to state
that / am thoroughly satisfied with il
Yours truly, w. g.
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wrsr rKsSpAIn, Wash

Post.TnteIligencer. Seattle, Wash
Sirs: I received one OF your premium
mans the OF her day and IL . . fine map in
every respect and deserves praise. Yours
truly, .. a.
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WHAT
THEY THINK OF IT

The premium map offered BY thu
PosT-INTELuGEScER to its subscri-
berA old and new. is now to be found
IN thousands OF homes in the Pacific
Northwest That no premium ever
offered has given such universal sa,i,.
faction, 10 evidenced by the following
testimonials which are . few among
the large number received from thoss
who have received the map These
letters are exact copies of the orig.
mails on file in this Office the sie.
natures only being omitted, a the
PosT-INrEILlcENcER does not feel n
liberty to publish in full the names Of
those who have so kindly expressed
their appreciation Of the map
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
rHE ARlfxeros.

DIR Jackson & ", E1fsouH G Adams, Vancouver
Aiiea 4 ", sno N hNtss Henry, City
snyder a ", do J Robertson touueyIIis
Hedge, FaiFhsyen .eiby, Tacoma
DenpIs shea. Portland A WAahatns, Wash
A Andersen. DO NJ NJ ugiish. New West
] Mayer. seattle III Witt san Fran
b Carmichael, vict'r'aF Davis. Yakima
q Wiley. seattle jennings CITY
W jennings 1T Town
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MArorr. w.,A.. March %. IA,

Post-Intslligencer CO., Seattle, Wash. -
Gents: / have received the map and am
well pleased with it Think it well worth
IS, which IL would cost to 20 to o store
and buy It. Long may the Post-Intelli.
gencer live and prosper. Iremain yours
very respectfully, S.H.
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MONTH wrLLrSeros, c., June ?, 1884
Editor Observation-Disclosures. Seattle, Wash
Dear Sir: I have received your pre-.
MUM map in good order and am highly
pleased with IL. I cons der that havs
got your valuable paper free. as | valns
the map more than the price OF subscrlp
ton Yours very respectfully. d. J.
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Sox-ay.xfsA wash. Feb S, 1904

o.t-InteliI xencer, Seattle. Wash
Gents: Enclosed please ind stamps Tor
Isianse due on subscription and map.
ymrh n ea.ed with map. Think 10 ia
FMS premium Yonrs respectfully. ., 8
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Transactions since January asa for
the Past Week.

Real estate transactions since January !,
1894. are sl45.45l. There were tiled for rec
ord during the past week 60 deeds. the con-
siderations aggregating SIS, AT. Following
is the record OF the past week by days:
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EAST ST. CLoup. MINI, May q. 1894
Post Inteiligencer, Seattle. WASH
Gents: The map received in good order,
and we think it 10 8 fine map. You should
certainly be aale TO dispose Of . large
Aumber Of them. Yours truly. V.Q,
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Post-rntelligeneer Co., Seattle. WASH
Sir.. The map is better than We expected,
an vs are sell satisfied With - Respect
fully. g. >.
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Fu Idaho. Feb. a. 1854.

The Seattle Post-Inteiiigencer Co., Sc
attic. Wa.h.--Sirs: received the double
wall map short time ago, aud in good
condition. Am more than pleased with
it. 1t Is worth double the prica Ycurt
truly. h. j.
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CLxyrLANp. Wash. Fob. q !

CLKvKLANp, WASH, Feb. z l902
Editor Post Intelligencer.S Seattle. Wash,
Dear Sir: received your premium map
which gives as great satisfaction. Ny wife
thinks IL is worth more than the paper
and map both'cost- She 10 much delighted
with It, Yours very rsspeotfully. B. p.
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TEsTIMoNIALs,
Read what your dentist has to -

Read what your dentist has 70 SOY
about it:
We have carefully examined chs
formula Of LuBINS CARBOLIZED
TOOTH POWDER ami find that 10
contains nothing .that can in the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. Ii has In its competition
sufficient antiseptic properties to
sweeten the breath and make the
gum heaIthfuI and firm. its daily
use viii help to prevent the forma-
ton of tartar and the accumulation
of parasitical animalcal9 90 in.
furious tn teeth aud gum.
w. r. GiDDiNGS, ID. d. s
GEO. w. BRAGD0N. d. d. 8
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. d. q. =
r. G. ALBIy, d. d. s.
l. N. LkSSEY. ID. d. y.
II. V. DE>P0RIES. d. d. &
ALBERT J. FuRRESf.
C.. BROWN, d. D. s
GEO. +. MILLER.
JOS. AOuDY.
WE. S. coz Ne. L.D.S&LRCN9
q. Il. GRIFFIN.
j. NJ. FOX.
J. W. PUTNAM.
]. y. FEATHER.
LuBrys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content.
ment
Contentmsnt makes life worth liy.
ing.
% CENTS a eoTTlG
SteWart& Holmes Drug@ Co.
WzoIxsAII Aonrn
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LnnxI. Wash. Feb. {, ls9

The Post-Iet ligencer. Seattle. wash
Dear Slrs: I received yonr premium map
in good condition. Many thanks for II
Respectfully yours. n j.
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Looxrsros. wash rsh. 3. ls

LcoMisroH, Wash Fob. 3. l8s.
Host-Intelligencer. Seattle, Wash
] received your map and il II away be.
yond my expectations. think it 10 worth
fully ten times the money You ask for it
and IL the best map have ever seen pub
hshsd Yours with respect is.
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oNrARro. Canada. April 4, 1894
fostInteiligencer. Seattle. WASH
Gentlemen: The premium map I received
In good order, and it gives perfect satisfac,
ton. ] am yours truly. II. H
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LANGLEY, WASH, ]

LANGLEY, Wash. March 81, is92
Post-Intellgeneer Publishing Co., Sc.
ettle. wash.-lsents: | would say that
am delighted with the MAP 1t came 10
good order and Is daisy. A. b.
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BALTIMORE. Nd, May IL. fse1
Rost-Intelligencer Co, Seattle, WASH
Gentlemen: The map received and q
very much appreciated. Very truly, ia
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sgNISa srorKs
sSw NoRk asRkErs.
q sroCE rxcnsSaE

iosx. Jan. 2A-~Sgoeks we're active
we transactions during The sAors
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Asxsprxy, Wash, Feb. II, fss2
Poss-fntesligencsr Co. Seattle, WASH
Premium map received snd yes pertscs
satlsssctioa- Yours respectfully. A. NJ
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
TIE noARp or rnAnI


CHICAGO. Jan. o.-Wheas-Dull, opened
irregular at &c lower to re higher: he'd
steady within that range and closed steady
&c higher than yesterday. The strength
was due to the large export elearances,
covering by shorts and decreased North.
western receipts. Receipts, ~. 900 bushels [;
shipments. 1900 bushels. Closed; Cash,
COO; May, 64S.c.
Corn--Firmer; cash. s5i<c: Nav. sss.c.
oais-Firm; cash. 27c; May. 301se.
Rye--44c.
Barley Nominal
Flax-Si37
Timothy-s4.io.
Pork-Higher; January, slaoe,f; May.
$i3id
Lard-Higher; January. $40; May,
s5.62,<.
Short ribs-Higher; January, s. SIS; May
$665is.
shoulders-s9 2stss. so.
Shot clears. 00Vt7.2a
Whisky-sLlA
LIVE srocK.
Cattie-Rseeipts 800 head. Business
light. prices steady at unchanged. No
sales Of note. hence no quotations.
Hogs-Reeeipts, Hooo head. Market
slow at triiie lower: rough heavy, 81 Goa
SIS; packers and mixed, s.. aoega. 81; r,rims
heavy and butchers weights, So 35ssf5 ~
prime light. 81. 3ot1535.
Sheep-Receipls. 1900 head. Market
steedv: top sheep. s3@2T5; top lambs,
S.. 5oda6a
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ExrfRrEfsR, WASH, Feb. 10. iseA
Seattle Post Intelligencer,e Seattle. Wash.
Have received the wall map. Am ex-
eeptionally well Pleased with il. Il il sx.
csllsnt Accept thankA Yours truly.
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LarsH. Wash. Feb. 8. 1891

oss.fnseiligeaesr, Seattle. Wash. -
near eirs: Map received IN good shape.
We pleased with IL and also the psosr.
yeu4s respec iuily, " "a
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RArL wAra
o. snn 70 sAH ,aA.c.ss
A. - psnsn
cAExFoHxrA
~ns IN nsss. rsss, -
socrHax PACIFIC ooaPAxx
rAs saly rsass
sxnevsz cAIxroRxrA
70 ~ ps,as
HAST AND sorrx
- sEsse nerss % rzn PAcryss ssAs~
s.ssssss sessss % 10. Anss,ss go rs.ur. fssn
Seattle sef-sA
PULLMAN BUFFET sIxrpxHa
SuIlxAx sEcospcLAss srxxpise CARS
Asaeensa - express t.asss are-dsas supsrs,r 90
nsesssass Tar seccas-eaAss pxssenssrA
ss ssasa ssckss., slsspsns cs- r.ssrvs..s.a
&c, call a2sa 81 address
~ 49, osAHAM, psssrses ra.sss.s saa
Asecg}, rEcomA Wasa
koGkAs Axssssaas asassaa rrssgAs Ana
kssesassr Agsna Portland o..
sTEAMEka
ELr On TIE FLYER
sxArrLs TO TACOMA
Ssss rsaaA sxsps asny. sresps ss.A.s.
In sss hear a.a swsasy-avs nasussA
THE STEAMER sxLYRR-
Regular aas,y ussA seattle Tacoma rsass. Is fss
sAkIrs xyyncs
TuCRaDAY. pEo II
Lave Tasena-soo. IL ;soA m. 500 GASP n.
Sunday
Leave ssassls-7:os . N. 1882 -
LAsvs Tscona-sss3 = m. <soe p N
Landing ct n. r. wharf, rasenA snd Com msr.
s,.l dock: foo. Of Marion street Settle
pAc1rfc HAvIoArrcS co..
rTaH cAsn
Lawns NsrcAanss' Deck. foot Of Seneca ssssss--
STEAMERS STATE OF WASHINGTON
AND FATRHAvES.
FOR TACoMA-3:3o p m. and $50 n N.
daily sxesps Sunday. Sundays $50 tn fArA
90 CENTS
FOR EvsRETr-s:is = m aud $50 n n
daily except sunday. sunday, $50 p m
fvh WHfDBY ISLAND AND La CONNER
Daily except saturday nj q 80 q m
STEAMER SEEuME
FOR PORT TOWNSEND. ASAcoRTES AND
kELLIS0HAA BAY-DAILY AT A. NJ
STEAMER HENRY BAiLEY-Leaves Eversss
tor Skagit river Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Steamer leaving seattle a. $50 n m. daily
mAkes connection ct kvereta
Leaves NJ Vernon Tuesday. ThursAv and
Saturday.
IA NErr, General Maaagsr
Merchants Dock. S~aitiA
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DAcIy1o COAST STEAMSHIP coNPANY.
pispasoA steamers frsm seattle - fsllswss
Fer eaa ysanciscs via Pert rswassaa ana Wa.
tesiA ~ . p - lpasssngers resolved q board -
. m, 1sa 3 q IL. 10. as a.
For AIaska, Jan Is and "a 81 q n
yrsn eaa Francisco. for victsriA sad Pussa
eosn1 psrtA 81 = na-, Jan. s, 10. Is. 20. %, "a
Tickets may ~ obtained ~ TIE sGcs Of ~ sss,
psny. - ocean deck ssstta
ooopALL, PERKrHs . CO.
General Agents San IraaeiseA
). n yoAA SON. p supl. ssettiA
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session sgzregating ssnos. the same ann
Der OF shares ~ yesterday. The opening
was strong At higher 10 harmony with
london and . very b1llish feeling Pre-
vailed. due to the unusually favorable
oank statement As q rnse. the weeks
specuistion In large majority Of shares
szow advances. Among she most notable
are ~ per cent. in Lead preferred: 5 per
ceuf-, Lead common: 81 per eens.. North
western: 31< per eent-. New York Central
and Pullman; TX per cent, Great Norta-
err preferred: per cent, Southern Pa
osGc.
Bonds-Ssrong.
Government bonds-rsrn.
Pstrolsnn-Firm February. eos<c bid.
BasK STATEMENT.
Following Is the bank statement issued
today for the week - compared with the
week preceding:
fnreass
lpf8
~...--- -ss...--.<. ...s...-----.. &f.S4-Oeu
- lss9SssA
ao-Aas Sansz .-s---.--%--.-.-...s,...-+. sss-.h1
~bo~ss -~-.s--s-...s-.-... s-&1s1N
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For information concerning this
map call at the publication aihce or
address
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STEAMER cHxHALss

leaves Hssssl4s wharf daily sxesps aznAsy q
Ne p "a. Fer fssisAt o. passaxs Apply % bsasA
". n sEYMozK. usss>A
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wryrr STATES pErskTnRxf OF AsuccITrns
uEATHEE ErREAU-nAsxr BULLETIN.
sgaTTLx. WasA., Jas. Il. LEA
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l. TON
STEAMER oESERAL cASBY
Leaves Hssnstd's whs.f ss $50 n ~
sidney. Port Orchard. bFsmsrton. Trseytsn. aI
ysgis,s and Chico. rssarulnx 10 p m

yYooD CANAL ROUTE
II lev Passenger sssarnss
DELLA
fcasryfns c. .. Eaill issvss Cslman eoek Moa-
days W Wednesdays ss4 fftasys 81 ! 30 fer
Etnxssoa, Per- o2mbse. Bsngns. r@aSssk. Hytmaoa.
ssx to. LE3twaEp Ala ho3txPnE- s3a Y @ssn
CITY ssa tesernesiess Soants, arriving at UnisE
ltsy a. 90 ,. IN Leaves Cnpa CIR ~ go
r. rEssaAys. fhufsisTs snA sasuFaays ssrsvtss
cGARLEs Ma uIsoS, M.ssss
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POST-NTEILEEyCR CO
SnTILx WAxA
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

steamers leave san Francisco for Hopairiu. e.
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Frances DeaLIy IlfIe.

The Mannlicher rifle, which has
Just been tested in Europe, is de-
clared to be inferior to the French
arm. If that is so, our own troops
would have a rather meager chance
if opposed to any of the crack army
CORPS of France. This rifle is smoke
less and has range Of three miles.
An American naval officer who has
written an article upon the compare.
tive power of European arms, said
that a skillful marksman could Gre
ate havoc in an army with the new
rifle at distance Of two miles, and
that in an unsettled country it would
be impossible to tell from which
point the attack came. This would
seem to indicate that cavalry will be
a tradition herafter. When the
enemy can lie in ambush and NOW
down horses and men two miles away
there will be no more stirring scenes
or stories of carrying forts and other
strong positions by a rush of cavalry.
A two-mile rush in the face Of a
storm of bullets coming from an I'M
known quarter would have results
compared with which the charge Of
the Light Brigade seems like child's
play. New York Sun.