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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-21
sosrox STOCK MARKEr.
CHICAGO MARKErs.
" RoARp or rRApI

THE BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, Feb. %. ~ Wheat - Active;
opened at unchanged, advanced 2jxc on
larger export clearances, more inquiry for
q cash article In the Northwest fair mill
ing orders. reports Of exports orders for
this market, smaller Eastern, European,
South American and Australian ship.
ments last week. II was short market,
and the shorts becoming stampeded by
hullish news. rushed TO cover. The mar
ket closed strong at only &c below the top
figures and &c above yesterdays close.
Receipts, 5000 bushels; shipments. $1,000
bushels. Closed: Cash, size; May. 6o1sc.
Corn-Strongsr; cash. 34Nc; May.
SIZE.
oats-steady; cash. 2ss<c; May, 2sAc.
Bariey-Nominai.
Flax-1 39Is.
Timothy-S4.l5.
Pork-Firm; May, $i217k
Lard-Firm; May, $I22K.
Short ribs-Firm: May. $6.31
Shoulders--$62 59650.
Short ciear-$6. 1907. l2x.
Whisky-$I12.
LIVE srocK.
Cattle Receipts, 5000 head; market
slow; native steers, 81 So@l50; Texans,
$2.5o@3. IS; cows. $1-5o@2s5; no extra
steers on sale.
$465@4.75: packers and mixed, "a. 9o@5. 05;
prime heavy and butchers weights, $50
45. Is: assorted light. So. 1035l5.
Sheep-Reccipts, 1900 mead. Market
SLOW; natives, 81 5o6f3.3o: Westerns, 81. Is
a; lambs. 81. 751il5.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditors q
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I,
1894. are S162, DO There were filed for
record yesterday 9 deeds. the considers
tions axgregating s6,2s7. Following 10
the list as furnished by Osborne, Tremper
& Co., abstraetors of titles, 1l6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
ID. NJ. Slender to 8. Reiss, lots 10. 10
and 70. block Is, East Seattle, $40
". @. Easton to Il. Duff, 20 acres In neL
nei4 sec Z, ., 5, $3.50
w. Thomas to G. Thomas, lot 2, block
20, Bell & Denny's, aud others, 81
G. MeDermott to III. ]. White, lots 1 TO
3, block o. Pleasant Ridge, $1.200
W. :. Harper to Charles H. McSorlsy.
lots IL and II. block 4. Salmon Bay Park,
SIS.
w. p. Stephenson to NJ. A. Range,
blocks 5. z, and l6, Sninn's Valley
Home. 81
r. Croft to II. Chaplin. tract 62Isx256 feet
on tide flats, s., 100
Ii. Ayer 10 Charles II. FRYE, 62kx256
feet on tide fats, s., 100.
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This agreeable ana efioaeious Tooth Pow1R. -
eaniished by more han swenty years. experience
AAs rscsivsd the sanction Of the nsmesrs a she
Dental and Medical professions Of shis city sener-
ally. and BY them 10 is daily recommended eRa
prescribed II is plsssans In the Application -
u II excellent In tie effects Il spssdiy rsadsFs ne
essth white and smooth. the gums hsaiihful red
tand nrm. and BY frequent use via preserve then
in this desirable condition. II gradually but e.
fscsualIy removes tartar. snd dsstreyss the para
sitiesi amin Alcaio which nsglecs may have per
mittsd to eoiect snd prevents their further scc~
mutation. thas serving ~ complete beautiAss
and prsssrvsr Of the teeth Microscopic sxamin&
tons have been made Of the matter dspesised on
the teeth and gums Of individuals selected from
al classes Of society and Of every variety Of bodily
eonditisn and In nearly every ease animal and
vegetable parasites we're found 20 exist In gysas
numherA Experiments were made or thsir -
novai and the Ingredients used Ia Laetn's Toolh
Powder were found 70 es MOST s6sctuAi, destroy.
Gag thsm Instantly.
Through the Kindness ea k.snae - - Dsr
ultseA 70 puhlish the fsliswfng
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Unique and E1autssse.

The interior OF the compartment ear ca the
North Western line Is like . kingly palace. q
paialisl residence or al AfabiaH Nights dream OF
sEisntor-ss the visitor may regard 10
Never In the hirtosy OF rsiIasy travel has
anything so perfect in aTebissesu.s, 50 unique
IL comfort 80 exquisite IA taste or so eostiy ia
decoration, teen seen before, and 10 was among
the great ssgGts ina. attracted tho attention OF
tie world az the Columbian exposition, lhts
marvellous car eciips.ng ali others
The North-@esssrn limited TO csIcaro carry.
ing thia together with buffet, sleeper aad cgniEr
car, leaves 81 Paul ever day Ia tns year, bessas
al The snras rate a. in sa ordinary sleeping car.
r. ". fEs.ss, !ugss socaa agent, III Chsrry
street. ss..tis
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COUNTY TREAsURERs SoTIGE-ox AND
" AMER The 2Sta day OF February isgs the treas.
arsf Of htsx eoSsty. Washington wi4 psy GA pre-
sSHF tio3 az outstG5GiAs warrants 6s&wa on the
eoE1fY fund OF said eaGaty heAyfag date p-sSx ia
AHs tnelntiEs wsTraat No Is. go dated JULY ~
l~e5 siss al casstsR6taE warrants ssraMa or III q
read AHa essdSs fsaa ef sAFd county b~arinr eass
prick 20 and a1szg warrant Ne. e 20 dated
seEteEao Der Is is@k Nc snssgess xiii be rzsa on
s@ca warrants alter sEe -ssh dAy C February,
AeE& BY E0S PHELPS.
CozEty Treasurer.
BY ". W kTEKxcop. Depakv
Lon SALE, BON Ds--SoTGCE IS HEREBY
gives ihAt BE sSAr3 af osaniy can sslSers 81
ea2eosssAh Ne&zsfys ssAi z7oE, Sia fecesys bt1s
So 70 n arcA o. 500 for s-p 600 u r=r czaf 90
yssf soEs sEd bridge koazz Boats are dated
FeArzAEs J. ssA and are ssgai tsxaa Interest
PsFaais semi zaHgasiY On EEs arxt aAys Of Fearw-
az szc ARgGsk cf ezsA year Taa hesarS Reserves
ias Esgss - EsseCf ary CT Al el4S
T. :. swyRpFTaER
CcnntF AHdis1s asG gler~ 81 Board
sacAcEAxa. Nxsk. February d lsSA
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rEsTIMorIALss

Read what your dentist has o say
about it:
We have carefully examined che
formula, Of LUBIN'3 CARB0LIZED
TOOTH POWDER and hnd that 10
contains nothing that can In the
slightest degree iDjure the teeth Or
gum. 1t has In its competition
sufficient antiseptic properties to
sweeten the breath and make the
gum healthful and firm. Its daily
use viii help to prevent the forma-
ton of tartar and the accumulation
Of parasi,ical animalcnla 70 In.
furious to testh and gum.
w. r. GIDDlNGS, d. d. s.
GEO. w. BRAGDON. d. D. q
GEO. N. FAULKNER. d. ID. q
T. G. ALBIN. d. d. 8.
In. LESsEY. D. d. s.
II. DEsPORTES. d. d. 8
ALBERT J. FORREST.
C.P. BROWN, ID. d q
GRO. E. MILLER.
JOS. k0UDY.
WE. S. CoYNE. L.D.S.&LRCN9
G.. G. GRIFFIN.
j. N. FOX.
wv. PUTNAM.
J.H. PRATRRk
LUBrvs TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content.
nent
Contentmsnt makes life worth liv.
Ing.
o CENTS A BOTTLE
Stewart 6 Holmes DPqg@
WHOLESALE AooR
ssssa,& walls vaiia rsssas
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Hops-S.eady; state. common b ehoies,
iS@22c.
MERCHANDISE
wool-Quiet: domestic fleece, ts12Sc,
pulled, 2o@a6c; Texas. Ios7i5c.
Copper-DuiI; Lake. $a.72iS.
Lead-Easier: domestic. s. 10.
Tsn-DuIi; straits, $ia 50, asked.
Coffes-Options opened steady 81 IN
changed TO 10 points decline: ruled gene--
ally weak under local pressure. but closed
Sales. 1850 bags, including: February
Si5.s5; March. SIS 6o9i56s; April. SIS 359
$40. Spot Rio-D1il and heavy: No. Z,
Ei<c.
sngar-Raw, dull and unchanged; fair
refining, 2 1916: centrifugal. o6 test,
) 5-i5c; refined. dull and unclaimed.
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Adyertisers letter.,

fyou are advertising on the want page
look at the advertised letter list on page 6.
Perhaps an answer to your advertisement
is awaiting you. Call at the business
oftlce of this paper.
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ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.

ENGLISH GRAIN MARKFr.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 20. ~ Wheat - Quiet;
holders offer moderately; No. l California,
IS 1zd@5s I'd: No. 2 red winter Is sd.
Corn-Firm; mixed Western, IS 9}<d.
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MINING srocKs
NEW YORK MARkEra
TIE srncK rxcHASaE

THE STOCK EKCHASSE
NKw Yosg. Feb. M--Dullnezs and H.
activity prevailed today, but few changes
occurred and these were slight. the market
generally being Irn.
Government hoads-Steady.
Parliamentary; closed ~ soise.
FFsAScgkL
Money-on call easy st l Per cent,
closed ~ l per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, sAs&Sss per cent. Sterling ex-
chan e-Sgrong. s4th actual business in
bankers bills st 81 ssi. Tor demand, and
81 s6as 1 81. for to-day Bills
scsss
T. 5 IS reg $50. ilss. ~. = Sc fcoEp1.. urs.
Z : q. teone9 -. Usa e. = 30 grsgJ. -
Z. ) SIS reg liza gaeaae So. ia4
KxFAgas G0xFAstEs.
American iie !wel.s-ksrga. ...... 10
United staseas 80. q
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices Paid to Farmers for Countr.
Produce.

Prices PAID to Farmers for Countr.
Produce.
The following quotations are the nricss
paid to farmers and producers by Seattle
business houses for articles named, the
goods TO DE delivered in Seattle:
HoPs-Choice. i5c; medium. i0Qei4c per
pound.
Hay-(in car load lots)-Pusss sound,
ys9 Per ton.
esAIS-tIn car load lots) Oats, choice.
US; barley. SIS 5oper ton; wheat, chicken
Iced, sll; Germ, $50; cracked, SCI
PorAroKs -Poiatosa. Sl2Gia per ton.
BUTTER. EGss AND forLrRY-Handled
on commission.
HIpEs. PKfrs AND TALLow--Heavy sailed
asefs. over TO lbs. per 10. Ae; medium. per
h.23sc; light. under &c los per III, PC; salted
hp. &c, and calf per 10, 3Ise, green
hsaes, lie less than sailed: dry aides. per
Y, ssae; dry elk, per lib. e@sc; dry deer
sEln- summer. per 10. 0c; good winter.
lgl5c: poor and thin winter. 51i0c;
shsep skins, la6s 2oc; full wool. s5c, wool,
% &c per III; taiiow, 2is@Si1c.
lIyE srocK-Choi,e 0esf cattle. ava
sss: choice sheep, Sc; good hogs, eS
"; calves. large, &e, small. sc per Id.
LoSS-Superior quality, per NJ. fr, "a 90
We -; choice cedar. $A5o@5.5o; common,
pr n. S.
Jobhiag Quotations.
The following are the prices paid BY re-
VAL dealers for round lots delivered ~ the
ssaFf or on the cars. or the iobbing rates
quoted by wholesale dealers:
STAPLE GROCERIES.
srssR-( lohhing )--tioldeu sc" In Dbl,
Fer = sac, extra &C. in Dbl, per n. 4s.c;
~ In Dol, per r, 4i.c; dry grsnusted. ia
~ p, per u, 5i4e, cube. 5ysc: powdered, o'se.
ff'ees quoted are tor spot cash. Maple
assf. Use per d.
Elars, ETC. - (Jobbinel - WASHINGTON
.sa.shi, per hbl, So; patent. sS.25otS.5o;
!, %, $3.50; per cst, s3So; graham, per
ss, s2S0, or 10 . sacks, SITS per ewt; rye
Aeaf, pes bbl, 81, or 10 4 sacks, $s.5o per
~ rye meal, per hbi. IS. IS; per cwt,
20; cat greats. per bbl, S5.oo@s6 ~; hon.
~. per ewt, s. IS. cracked wheat per cSt;
49, rolled wheat. $a75 per Dbl: TAXED
sasAi, per sack, AIS. whole wheat dour,
Fl ewt. s. IS; uearl barley. per Z. +lse;
80 peas. per y, 51c; table corn meal
ssles. 81 ~ per ewt in 10 y sacks; aos,
s;se White. los, 81: Sos. Si.9a
s,oEANs-t Jobsingl-Smail white. per 10,
ss@Se; p.nk. per ID, Sc; Bsyos. per 10,
butter. PER 10. 4i.c; Lima per ID. ss.e
shies ID lohhingl - Japan, s5.soO1d0;
ssfosins, 81 90; China. S. 10 per ewt !;
Island. s. 25et5 ~.
SNtp Pas Jobbing) per ID, &c.
.sAlr-tJ oo5rg) Liverpool, Sob sacks.
ton, s20oo; American dairy, &Nto
Z .sAs' pes ;on, $40; Coast. half ground.
49, SACKS. per ton, Sill. So-le saeSs. per
a, VI, $40 sacks. - IN bale. 81 -; $50
s. - III bale. $3.50; lob sacks, = IN
n AA&n--t JOhhing Home rendered, per
i. e'aeiair, tsefces, i2e; Rex leaf. ivssci
az compound. iierees, size.
N.ffER-t Jobbing l---eircen-N Mocha, per
: es@'se. Java, per n, sake: Costa Riea.
Sesee, Per p. s4isc; Rio. per y, 25ssc
As ted ArbUekle's, in lodAh cases. per
a. sASQ; con- cases, per cwf, $40;
e.. Cases, per cwt, $500: Java, 30 h tan
Per 2, S4ae, % and leo-D sacks,
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pAcIFIc NAvIoATToS co.-IMroRrASr
i change. effective FeoraA<y 10, lseA facoma.
Seattle. k~ersst, Lacenner and whfdby Issaad
Route Steamer stats 81 wAsaln ton, dally~x.
capt saturday, north-Leave Tacoma. 500 u m.
leave seArtie. p M: leave Kverett. lf-so y m.
arrive Lagonnsr. 500 a. Daily exesps san
day, saush-keturnina. leave LsCoanef. 800 .
M. refuraing. iesve Kverefl loo D. regurn-
tng leave seattle, 500 p m. arrive Tacoma
500 p m: stopptnx ~ E1moads, Clinton, Brown's
Point Langley, Soupsvtlle. sAa psFrca Oak Hsr~
Dor and Utsaia1y connecting 81 seattle with
steamer Fsfshayen for Anscortea. Fa,rhaven aud
WhAfeom Beiisnghsm bAy Inside Route. steamer
falraaven. daily sxcers saaday-Leavs seattle.
100 q N ave Aascsrtsss $40 - m. leave
fAirhaven, 1880 N. arrive whateou IL 90 q,
m: returning leave Whasecn, 1890 n 10
turning. leave tasrhAven. 400 p IN returalsx
leave Auaeortea. 80 Arfsvinx seattle 10 20
p CT Passengers can 50 aboard steamer 81 seat
Tie ~ los33 p aud occapv bershA skAgit
River Route. Steamer Aeary BAslsy-ieaves 30
attic on tide every Aondsy, Wednesday And Fri
day. stopping as Tuialtr. ssanweod. fiorehcs Fir.
skaeit caty, MI vernea and Avon. returning on
alternate dsya Wharve.-PAciac sayigsiton
Company, Tacoma Merchants. seattle: Hewitt
avenue, Everett; Oregon improvement Company,
Anscortos; FAirhavsn Land Cemp any. Fairhsvea:
beliinshAm Ray q British Colemsia Railway
Company. Whatcom J. y. HARMON, travelling
Freight and Passenger Agent. Tacoma Wash;
Telephone A39 = XEFr, Usaerai Manager,
room 93e Burke Building. Seattle. wash. ssis-
phone e&6
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Seattle, Lake shore q Eastern Railway.
Train leaves Seattle for Vancouver. Sd.
mas, Sedro. Anacorses. Hamilton, ano-
homish, North Bend. Snoquaimie at s IS
q. M; arrives 6 p. m. Train leaves for
Snohomish and Sedro at 4:35 p. m. and
arrives 10 .a5 a m
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
THu ARLINGTON

The ARLINGTON.
r r Libby City sc Judd. England
Chas PAtten, do s Il Davf isou Portland
Mrs Eyansen, Tae W A Fraser, do
w Hall, do G Daraen do
Mrs Nation. do Mr.. w Cable do
wm wingsrd q W. Sac J C Brockman, do
NJ Ayonson & W. WHIT ID L3hica, California
G l. Crawford, Colorado ] h W Turner. WV
Crawford. do EA smith & ., Manitob
Mrs Crawford, do Arfhugs, san Fran
AeIaggHgt. Anscortcs w A Avery, City
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IIocp CANAL ROUTE
Ii Mes Passenger stes00
DELTA
fcarryfng z. 3. nail ieaves coinaa 4aek MoD-
faya Wednesdays and Fsieays ~ Tee . a for
Isagstsn, Fors Gam bic. Bangor. ssakecn- brianon.
bswa,so, Lini~aap faiis hssasperf ead Uaien
Efty ana iDtsfmsdiate possfs, arrivfag ~ Union
lity 81 90 2. m Leaves enioa Ctr as 10 q
b. Tpssiays, Thrrsdsys ana sasurasya axriving
u Seattle 81 3:ee .
CHARLES ma OLSON. M.s.sE
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TvERETT ROUTE
u STEAMER 0HGYHouNn
Daily except esnday.
eowmenc1ng Thurnday February J. teeA
Lvs asasts. II 30 . m Tvs ssatsis.. t:<9 p N
lvs Everett. $50 . N Lvs veess-. 900 m
sundays L:sys: .ssss.s; ; ;SD n
Connects with boats for TAesna snd snohemish
Lanaisg Celmsa Asek, feet 81 Marios street.
eEArTLk AND TACOMA NAVIGATION Co
cLAUp TROUT. ~ ". ooophCk.
Pres. eecy.
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Tho changes in price Of alficnlturai
products during the past week have not
been numerous.
The wheat market II still extremely In
setive and prices very low. For export
quotations are now ~ cents for club and
0eents for blue stem. the lowest figures
Jet reached. The price of wheat for local
sonsumption has also declined.
Oats are weakening, but ne change u yet
rpcrted in the price.
Potatoes havo advanced slightly, the
cold weather having checked shipments.
The demand for hay has been greatly In
creased by the cold and snow, but prices
have not been affected.
curious condition IL shown In mill
stutfs. bran and shorts being quoted ex-
aesly alike. Mills are actually quoting
bran higher than shorts, which 10 hereto.
fore nnheard of in the memory Of dealers.
The difference 10 80 cents per ton, and is
caused by the big demand for bran In Call
ifofnia.
Eggs have advanced, and fresh ranch are
now wholesaling from 20 to % cents,
While other grades have advanced accord.
ingly.
In vegetables cabhages. parsnips and
bets are lower, while onions are Q trifie
higher.
Chop feed has declined 81 per ton.
No changes are reported In the grocery
Or hardware market
Portland Grain Market.
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WANT HELP9

want ads. when inserted In tha
P0ST-NTELLI6EHCER bring quick
returns. Largest sircplstien guar,
AatneA
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e. DxrAKTHgyr oy AsRfcuIrun..
WEATHER. BcaRAu.
PORTLAND. Or, Feb %, fsp4 y
fupcsss for Wednssdsy: Fais. slight tsmpsrs.
30 esAngea bLAxpFoEc. Acsfas l. r O
mrFTp STATES pEpsK7xEvr % Aorserxrrn1
uBATHEE prExAU-DAiEY prrIxTrx.
SEATTLE. Wash. Feb. %, isoA
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STEAMER NAnDL
leaves Hssasid's wharf Tussdays Thsrsdsvy "a
Saturdays ~ o m SO Eamssda. Hukfisos. ~
srstt harysvlIls, East Essrsts, Lsvsii sal aas.
hseish fAhx TO AyEakrT. soc; TO oNo.
HoNIoH. Soc y. A. HATffELD, Arrest
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Portland GRAIN M.rket.

PosrLASp. Feb. 20.--lspeciai. Wheat
Inactive and weak; Walls Walias 100
Tbs; Valley. sS1a@s5c per GENITAL.
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE.

BTKAMER RATNTER'
Rebuilt aaa fsfarnishsd leaves Msrehants dock
Tuesday. Thrrsaay sad Saturday % q m fes
kiEgston. Tort 0anhis. Bangor. sssssex Lis-
wsnp. DuwAtto. heoespert Inlea City ana lat e.
mediate posais. arriving N unsea City 81 D "a.
Leaves ( MEN Cisy N Wednss4ay Fraay
nd sunday, srriytaE IN seattle q N
r. =. LIBBY. Master
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The following are the prices paid by re-
aaa dealers for round lots delivered at the
wharf or on the cars. or the iobbing rates
Quoted by wholesale dealers:
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BANKS.
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL sANx On
csrfsai ssoex paid ia .....,....ee19 80
eSrpl2s.. ..s....s...*........s.. IL. SO
JACOB fUHrH Pr~sta.as
u q EEurkLDER. vsss Pss&
nv AHKESY, cssasss
DfRECTokA
r c yxryxzprE JR Hxxpua
faACrsTuAL Jkcns Rrn1R
eIsnrxp scavanAeHaA
CesrssS2s6ssee Ia ell ths prfsespsi ctsiss In sns
cz1is1 saalN an1 Eaxs,A
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srkAMER cHxHALIs
;Asyss Hstes'fs wharf daily except ssnssy~
'sso y N Fer ffsigss or passage apply On sosr1
W. n sEYxoRx. nss,~s
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RADE AND SHIPPING.
1eview Of Seattle Markets for
the Week.

NV CHANGES m QUOTATIONS.
Sexussss Aigbss-Whsss oesl Issssavs
-ysgstsblss chsspss-Osss Week
-Quosssisas.
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Observations taken 81 al stations AZ ) q. n.
~ meridian time Is .. N. Pactne simal
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The morning call., 1894-12-01
TWO WRITTEN, INSTRUMENTS.
Judge Henshaw Reversed by the
Supreme Court.
TRIUMPH OF THE MURPHY GIRL S
Lady Wolseley and Her Co-contest-
ants Beaten i'm the First
Stage of the Drama.

The Supreme Court cast a BON bsheIl
into the courts of Alameda County yester-
day when it reversed the decision of Judge
Henshaw in the sensational Murphy will
contest.
The decision is, as far as 1t goes, abso-
lutte. 1t does not even remand the case for
a new trial, but it peremptorily orders the
judgment against the will to be set aside
and the petition of Lady Wblseley and
others for revocation of probate to be de-
MED. So the three daughters of Mrs.
Anna l.. Murphy triumph, for the present.
at least while of the attorneys engaged.
CARRIER, Boalt. Bishop & Wheeler. Wilson
q Wilson, Hall and Earl are stricken with
disnay and their adversaries, Myrick &
Deering, j. G. Martin, A. A. Moore, Met
calf & Metcalf and W. W. Foote are filled
with exceeding gladn ess. Following are
the particulars:
Mrs. Anna l.. Murphy died at London,
England. March 80, 1891. She was a widow
at the time of her death and her heirs at
law were her three sons-Eugene K. L.
Murphy. Samuel j. Murphy and Daniel II.
Murphy, her married daughter. Anna l..
Wolseley, and her three unmarried daugh-
tiers, Mary Helen Murphy. Frances jose
phine Murphy and Mary Margaret Isa-
bella Murphy-all of legal age.
The deceased left property in Alameda
County. On June 90, 1891, Victor f. Met
calf fled petition in the Alameda County
courts in which he set forth that Mrs.
Murphy had lett two written instruments,
each dated May Is. 1890. which he alleged
The morning call., 1894-12-01
EVANS IS SCORED.
His Veracity Questioned
by Chairman Gould.
No Business Transacted by the Board
of Election Commits.
Sioners.

The Election Commissioners had made
preparations last evening to straighten out
some of the returns left over on account
OF Irregularities In their certifcation. Over
100 election officers had been cited to ar
pear before the commission to make the
necessary corrections. But when the time
came for the carrying out of the pro-
gramme of the evening not man had put
in an appearance. Officers were dispatched
to search the corridors and halls, but in
vain. Not an official was to be found
This exasperated the Democratic attor-
neyS. Gavin McNab wanted q special
man appointed by the board TO serve the
summonses in person. He held that it was
useless to attempt to bring the inspectors
before the board by means of written COM
municatiOns. Chairman Gould of the
Democratic State Central Committee
made things lively for a few minutes. He
declared that no citations had ever been
sent out by Registrar Evans. "Out of
this great number of officers which Evans
claims he has cited" said Gould. mot a
night. This looks a little suspicious.
don't believe single citation has been
sent from the Registrars Office"
Evans was present when Gould made
his remarks lie could not be kept
silent when the accusations were being
made. After shouting "Mr. Chairman" a
dozen OR more times he succeeded in GET
ling the floor. Evans stated that he had
receipts from the Postoffice which would
show that the citations had been for
warded.
Gould interrupted Evans and said that
he didn't believe that the Registrar had
any such recelpts.
Thle 60 f,.r
took his seat and said no more.
MIR. Creswell attempted 10 smooth mat
ters over by saying that doubtless the cita-
tons had been sent, but. owing to the fact
that the Postoffice did no business on
Thanksgiving day. in all probability they
mad not yet reached the inspectors.
To make sure this time the board or
dered the Registrar to send out anol her
list for next Tuesday night, when all un-
finished business will be transacted.