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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-04-12

Itch on human and horses and all an
mails cured in 50 minutes by Woolfor d s
Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold
by Melville Dorsey, druggist, Henderson,
G. teD23
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If you wish your coats, pantaloons
and suits cleaned or repaired, you can
have it done in the most satisfactory
manner by taking them to Jas. A.
Green, in the Burwell building.
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Ei. t. Robinson, .Jr.

Recent personal dealings with f.. T.
Robinson, .Jr, breeder of Thoroughbred
poultry, sheep and swine, Fancy Hill,
Va, who's" advertisement appears i'll
this paper, confirm what has been said
ul his honesty and fair dealing by Gus
toners OF his and tn" promises made to
readers OF the GOLD LEAF that he would
treat them right. He sends out stock
that Is Just as represented and worth the
money paid III every instance. Speci-
mems OF his Brown Lrghorns, Silver Wy
Hndott"S. Buff Cochins and Black Lang
shanS sent 10 PERSONS here are beauties,
and have only to BIZ seen to be admired.
If Won want to improve your stock by
tn" introduction OF new blood, repre-
Scntlng the finest strains OF thorough
bred poultry, hogs or sheep, write to
Mr.. Robinson, and get his prices.
Every taste as well rs every purse can
be suited at Watkins Dress Goods de
partm"nt.
Just received, Il car load of Prime Seed
oats. ealI early and supply yourself.
II. THOMASON.
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The Day Celebrated.

Monday was celebrated by the col
ored people as Emancipation Day.
There was a tremendous crowd in
town. little and biz, male and female.
Charles Young was here, of course,
rigged out III his military coat, hat and
striped pants, with that same old army
sword that has become as familiar an
object on all occasions when there is a
turn out" as Charles himself. We
do not remember to have seen so large
Il crowd here before. 1t beat circus
day in the tlushest of flush times. The
day was observed in the customary
making. &c. At > o'clock there was
speaking IN BurwelI Hall, the house
being full to Overlooking. Spacious as
it IS all could not get in. Speeches
were made by ThOs. :. Eaton. of Hen
dcrsou. J. W. Hawkins, Of kittrell.
and others. Essays were read by some
of the women whose names we failed
to Get. Altogether Monday was a BIG
day among the colored population.
1t was an orderly, we'll behaved crowd,
Il fact that reflects credit upon those
who participated in the observance Of
the day. considering the great numbers
assembled from different portions OF
this and adjoining counties.
Distinction in dress depends upon
elegant simplicity. Buy one OF th0s"
handsome silk patterns at WATKINS
Inat-tifui limo nf silks Itr;lIIS BOur-
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Call and see the splendid line of shoes
just opened. Prices very low for the
class OF goods. H. THOMSON.
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Notice.
Sale lOl Taxes.

shall sell by public auction, to the
highest bidder, on the first Monday in Nav
1894, being May 1th the several tracts and
lots of land mentioned below, listed for
taxation IN the year 1893 by the parties
named below, to satisfy the taxes due Ia
the State and county by the said parties
respectively for the said year 1888. Sale
to take place at the court house door in
henderson. said lands all situated in
Vance county.
HENDERSON TOWNSHIP
Taxes Costs. Total.
Bling. Eliza 4acres land - 10S ~
BurweIl, Ed e.. town lpt2G7 - 81.
Davis, Buckner - acres
land 20.$I 80 PIE.
Gillian, Matthew =; acres
land 2Gi - 3jl
Hawkins, W p ) acres
land - - 10.
Hawkins, Mrs. NJ 80 acl,~
land and ; tOwn lot, - ~ - II o.
Hawkins. Grant 2acr'S Ian Il ~ TT,
Hughes. W. II. acre land .. - 30.
Jones David town lot LII - 30
Linthcum, Elizabeth Mrs
town lot 90, =, -;
Lewis, Nathan town lot 80 - $40.
Lewis, Jane ! town lot - - =.
Nerrimon, Dennis TIN lot Or - 81,
Owen. Wallace town lot - - "a
Robinson, .Icf lot 2G1 - ~
Richards, j. II. ! lot 2.G7 ., : -.
Roberts. }. II. lot lG1 =; ~.
Rowland. JnO. /. ." lot 80 ] - . ~.
Steel, julius Mrs. " lot ia =; 20.
Thomas, Alfred -" lot u 20 ~
Williams, Lewis 4" lot ZIG - 1oI
Workman. w II - lot 2GT - 81
Walker Il. J.. lot 20 - :; 4,
Smith, !.aIk!n - lot 81 30 ! OF.
KITTRELL TOWNSHIP
Stone l.. II. 13l acres land 504 Z, 80
Overton. j W. 3tm lots 1885 - u -
MIDDLEBUEG TOWNSHIP
Pulley. J. W. g acrro land 2.G1 - IL
Hawkins, & VI ~ arce,
land 1888 ~ i 70.
SANDY CREEk TOWNSHIP.
Tops, T. l.. 1863 acre. land 81 - IL
Parties whose Eames and property appear
in the above notice can govern them selves
accordingly thereto. Tie above property
will be sold for payment Of taxes a. above
set forth
This April iih, 1894.
r.. A POWELL.
Sheriff Of Vance county.
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F, sasy Poultry! Standard nd! Seeds!

Valuable catalogue pertaining to Fancy
Poultry and Standard Seeds. Tells all
about Poultry and how to make a garden.
Send cents in stamps,
JOHN BATSCHER Jr.. Freeport Illinois
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JUDICIAL SALE
The Henderson Water Works

DI NIRTTE OF 4 DECREE OF THE
DSuperior Court of Vance County. in a
civil action therein depending wherein
The McNeal Pipe and Foundry Company
is plaintiff, and Woltman, Keith n Com
pany, ct. al, are defendants. / will sell
by public auction for cash, subject To the
confirmation of the sale by the Court, at the
court house door in the town of Ilender-
son, at the hour of twelve O'Clock noon, on
MAY It'll, 1894. all the property and
franchise of the Henderson Water Supply
Company. These Water Works are now
in full operation, owning valuable public
and private contracts, a well equipped
plumbing establishment, &c, &c.
Sale is made subject to the existing CON
tracts of the Receiver for the supply of
water.
This March 9th, 1894.
HENRY PERRY,
Clerk of the Superior Court,
Receiver and Commissioner
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A Fine Colt.

Saturday night there was toaled at
Mr.. James BoyIan's place. i'll this city,
a >orrc colt. with four white feet, by
EoIus out of Olga, by st. Blaise. To
say that this is the finest bred colt ever
foaled in this State will not do him
Justice. The fact that the stud fee of
his sire and his dams sire amounts to
s3.OO0-will give some idea of his I'M
surpassed breeding. He has been
named st. Eolea, 4 combination and
a good one. too. of the names OF his
sire and his dams sire, coupled with
that of his dam. The average price Of
Eolus' colts. at one year old. is 300.
and st. Blaises can't be had at any
price. This colt is the highest type
of the equine aristocrat and in make
up and formation is the counterpart
of the mighty Salvador, the best horse
ever foaled in this or any other
country .-Neief- Observer Chronicle.
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}Gping Constantly at 1t Brings Success
IUDICIOUS ADVERTISING

PEhIES many a ne1 Business
IEI.kRGE-S NAM an CT o-sInesF-
PRESERVES many a .a-ge buslne.s-
REVIVES many dull business
RESCUES many los. business
SAVES many d falling bUslncSs
.,ECFJPF.s s1cccs= II ..ly bG"'uCss-
To e advertise IudiCious!y,' use the columns
tIEND FRSON GOLD LEAF. A PFC
rrgsivr vide awake newspaper, Il cIrcuiates
,tensiveIy Throughout Va-ce an adjoining
rurtics sraong n intelligent and prosperous
cCnIe whose trade is -.'cli worth seeking and
ay!Eg.
RATES OF ADVERT Using.
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Seed Time.

7 HAVE ON HAND
Il and am receiving a
complete line of FIELD
AND GARDEN SEED.
Buist's Celebrated Prize
Medal Stock are my lead
ers. Ferry'S and Cross
mans also on hand ANY
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LADIES

LADIES
Needing tonic or children who want build.
ing up. should take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
It Is pleasant; cures Malaria, Indigestion,
Biliousnese, Liver Complaints and NEURALGIA
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-04-12

All he fresh creations i'll Dress Goods
az" opru and ready for Inspection at
s. K {. WATKINS.
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More Silks are in high vogue thi,
Spring. See the handsome line at
W ATKINS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-04-12

North Carolina, In the superior Court.
Vance County, { B'lre Henry Perry, elk
+. T. Hicks, Plaintiff,
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Eggs for Matching.
Notice..

Apply to CULLEN &. II
\VH.TA
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REAL ESTATE SALES.


Deeds Recorded In the Audisor's O0ce
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1,
1894, are $685., 1857. There were filed for
record yesterday 0 desds. the considera-
tions sggreEating 3s.ii9. Following 10
the list as furnished by Osborne. Tremper
a Co., abstractors OF titles. 1i6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
Eugene c. Smith to ii. l.. Minds, lot 7.
block b. penny's East Park. 5000.
J.R. Akin To l.. w. Bonney, lot Is,
block 10. Latoua. $50.
J. +. Keller 10 j. c. Gilbert, - acres ad-
joining Kent, 5000
w. !. Shinn 20 J. c. Gilbert q acres ad-
Joining Kent. 81
/. a. Void TO William Powell, 4oxl0
feet in sec 81. "a 6. SIS.
]. T. Cole 10 J. Heilbronner, lots and 5.
block i. Yesler's LIST TO Seattle, $i2
Tho Paxton Land Company to Thomas
r. Drew, lot /. block 2. McSanghts 81,
$500.
w. e. Alexander 90 q. NJ. Alexander, 10
acres in sec -. IS, 5. 81.
C. NJ. Wilson to J. w. Townley. lot I'll,
block 4, Harry White & Co. Commercial,
500.
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nlSIso srocks
NEW YORK Ers.
Srw YORK srocK xxcHassr.


Nrw York, March Sugar vas the
feature ~ ihe opening. la the first fifteen
minutes Is 900 shares changed hands Tao
hrst / ooo weat at "a 10 oa Then came
REACTION 10 9lsl. then a rally ei - per
cent, which vas subsequently lost, after
wards sold up 4 rer cent, but drive was
aade and tho stock wss gradually foEeea
eosa 20 son. on safes of grea; magnitude
sAteh !ent color 10 the ramor ihH
large poo. VAS haaidasing. A later drop
o. ! per cent. In Sugar depressed the rest
oi he list and decline Of sci per cent
Vas mate, General Electric and Lead lead
Ing. The depression In Sugar continued
10 the close, he price breaking Per cent
to s. ana recovered x Per cent, rsactins
~ per cent. rallied :. per cent, reeedtng
y per cent; az the close, making the loss
on the day ~ per cent The feeling in
The Sugar crowd has grown sass tie to-se-
Proposed tariff gives practically no nroiec-
ton 20 refinery. DtstiIsinE ~ss crpositety
Affected. After breaking 10 sis iarih
ness carried i; Up to ais. bat heavy safes
forced Il down aud the net gain va, only
y per cent Changers were depressed ana
lie genera. lis, Was weak.
government hcnds~~Strons,
fesro.euua-Eirm o. s3,ac -.
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CHICAGO MARkErs.

THE BOARD or TRADE
CHICAGO. March 8-Whsat-M Moderate
business, chiefly local; opened &c higher.
advanced &c more on better cables. do
ciined &c on local selling. continued free
receipts in Northwest and less strong mar
kets there, advanced &c on fair buying and
closed steady, NC lower than yesterday.
Receipts 5000 bushels; shipments $4,000
bushels. Closed: Cash. 5sc: May eol.c.
Corn-Easier; cash. 35ssc; May. 37ssc.
Oats--Steady; cash. 301sc, Nay, Bic.
Rye--4sizc.
Barlsy--Nom
Fiax-$l.32k.
Timothy-N.l5.
Pork-Steady; May, $llo0; July, e1i.6a
Lard Steady; May, &S92h; July.
$6s7k.
Short ribs--stsady; May, s6o5: July.
$6.02tz.
Shoulders--$62 50fs.50.
Short ciear-$6. 5UG 7.l21t.
Whisky-$Il5.
1--WE sTocK.
Cattle Receipts. 1900 head: market.
steady TO strong; top steers, 4.i5949o;
others. g. 2ot64.5o: Texans, $27593.io;
stockers, $3.0Od3.40.
Hogs Recsipts, q 1000 head: market
steady. rough heavy, 81 25@4e; rough
packers and mixed, A.75da90; prime
heavy and butchers weights. $A95(85o0;
assorted light. $Ie50f5o0. --
sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; market
active at 10 to 15c higher: natives. 81 SOD
AGO; Texans. $500; Westerns, $3.0o93s5.
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Hops-Irrsgular; state, common -
enoice. i4GDc: Pacific coast, l602ic.
MERcHAsprsE
Coppsr-Qniet; Lake, 50. 12x.
Lead--Firm: domestic. S.. 10.
Iin-firm: Strata. 4is60 bid.
Conse-Opsions opened steady with
March 10 points lower and other months S
points lower. Ruled quiet at weak and
closed assady 81 unchanged TO 10 points
net decline. Bales. 9,750 bags, incIading
March, SIS. soQl63s; April, $l6o5: May
sio.co@i5So: July. $l5.0 Spot Rio,
steady: No. Z, l7,xc.
6ugaf-Raw. steady; muscovado. IS test,
ls-l6c: centr,fusals, IS test, ~ 8 3-l6c,
ex ahip, refined, firm.
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Hotter. ARRIVALS
I'm ARLINGTON
IN. x.rah h Yasier.

This handsome ana weit appointed hotai. 3ass
nnished The rsst year, AID elegantly iafaishsi
throughout vita all the comforts sai convent
sneo. Of . modern privsts residence. and cen
raw ior.,sa GA tas North seattle cable line. &C
n. r,ru~r of Rsu nb!!cau and Poplar streets 10
now uascr the snpervisiea Of Mira Hammond.
who nas IN TIE lev months OF hsE occupancy
pfoysn hsyselt most capable ana Isopaiaf haA'
sxs- This now eonanlstsa aud esssbtssaeo Ia
ststutioa was prcgecsed 80 s3ees TIE meets o.
women aud girls coming 20 the eitf on business
or pleasure, and for thu business wsa,ea ~ oar
c.ty. fnany OF whoa by honesty aSs h@sAp
have been enabsed 70 push 'asss say a'ohs iAS's
OF the lines Of iniastry Ia whlca .aees" III
wolves tact rspia movement sna faithful ness 10
a.tatl. sd ts, nv o socsefY Of horas-Swaias.
nr,ucivslsy and hcne.lcvtar weaasa. wao TO
exnis. In the rA,9d ssvsne-nsns al Sir eassses
and thslr ever changing relations tSas SO
bussasxs x.sl o, tais yesE-ssseasss. s's9's
rsuAsrp. essssEaaksr.. operators. sast1s %
sny al TIE NUMEROUS hxsseaes open ~ snsf
asss aneers OF aaiek rsrespssoEs~ts ass4s $3.50
its e.oss &C. as called .aio ap1siasFsaip o. 49,
making, ana tat The seit'eem msaa ksi%ea ~
roat,st VITA business laetaels aad syssssssAe
sssall i. 10 mean part OF tie necessary Hasfa'Ns
lar abe essraellcased ehatxstscns ct aws~"o,
asrss ncna Toe as.esissioa has sTsas "a aeA
uras ana raonsy in Is srsosoa aud 80 ssa.saN
vltA a vet q .isAs patronage Iasf are @a~~
hav.ver Ia ID. esske. HAT when better sesea
.sesa IL viii enjoy rao-e than the sstsaFs'91
,.yor.A,s .assost Al yoaas ladies' wssaoa.
,,s rarsntsi feas are eorsialty iavis~s 70 Sc oss
ana Ioek tas house ovss lieu Vie % As~s
r~nssvSs. and viii nai sarss aslss p%sss&As
ainiux roosas viii good tssss meas a.' -
rh.ml~rs. sewing ieoza wits mscsiae. e1A
-. r.riors Beautifully furnished. sneisaiss
.sS piazza casrsss frora s. 10 = PEI sss&
u.
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SAN FRANCISCO nARKErs.
STATE OF TRADE.

SAX Francisco, March s.--Thcre were no
changes in vegetables. Early varieties
sold freely with moderate receipts. Onions.
scarce and firm. Potatoes STRIVE heavily
and the market was weak.
Butter--Continued weak 1t quotations.
Eggs--Firmer. under better demand.
cheese--Stcady.
Nothing new transpirsd In the market
for fresh fruits. Business Was very dun
with heavy supplies Of citrus fruits: choice
apples were scarce.
The poultry market Was weak and dull,
With heavy receipts.
Game-In light demand.
Produce receipts--Flour, quarter sacks.
1905; Washington, 2.6o0: wheat, GEN.
tails. 57,T4l; Washington. 1887; barley,
eentals, IL, sci. oats, Washington. 3,i77;
RE, 2ss; potatoes. sicks, secs; onions.
sacks. 2T3.
BRgApsruvys AND GRAIxs.
Flour-We quote: Net cash prices for
family extras, 81. 25ef3.a IS per DBL; bakers
extras, s.. lbee3.25: supsrnne, &2.4o6t26o
Wheat-The sample market presents
sieadier tone with fair sales on shipping
account. at O range OF 95et9siso per GENITAL
for good TO choice quality; milling wheat
hqgotsble Mt 81. 00at .o6 per GENITAL.
Barley-The situation lacks activity. We
quote: Feed. 7oIso,.c per Genital for fair
10 good quality, and 72tsc for choice
bright; brewing, soetS!i &c per Genital.
osts-There was an arrival OF J, zoo sacks
from Washington today; the market
Was quie, and easy. We quote: Milling,
tio5dii5: surprise, &Li7is@tL25 IS; fancy
feed, $l.i2l40ti.l5; good TO choice. sio5s9
Lilo: poor 10 fair, S0estti. 90: black. nomi-
mai; red, nominal: gray, $Loo&l.lo per
GENITAL.
FINANCIAL.
nrsfts--on sight. New York, per 500.
lae premium.
Sterling biIls-On London, 6o-day bank,
N&
Silver bar.-Per ounce, 100000.
Mexican doliars-iSsf&ac.
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Portland Grain MARKET.

PORTLAND. March Especial. Wheat
-steadier. but slow; Valley. S6@S6Isc;
WsIla Walia, 75977l1c per GENITAL.
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rAnixr xrwA

eAx YRAxcIsco, March A-Czeared-Jee
Vie r. Freeman. Whaling. Departed-Shir
IvAnho>. FOG Ssasfts: str Costa Raca. fos
SAraimo.
Dsparssd-esr Potnt Iona 0fsy's har.
bar. AxTivee-SR Wellington. Departure
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This agreeable aad sricae,oss TeoeA Pow1R. -
eabiishsd BY more han twenty yeas sxpsrisucA
0aa received the ssncsioa Of sbs rnsmbsss a The
Dental AID Medical professions Of this city ssgsf-
ally. and BY thea II II daily recommended os1
prescribed 1t 10 10 pleasant IN thsapplicatioa -
d 10 excellent IN iss sscsG T. speedily rsndsrs ne
eesth white and tmoolh, the gums heaiihfsl ret
aad Arm. and BY frequent uss wia preserve Ae0
in this desirable condition II gradually bat 81
1ecenaly removes tartar. aad dsstroyes the para
aitfeal amin Aicula which neglect may have pr
nitfed collect. ana prevents thsir further oecu
nulassop. thus ssrvtnx - . complete esaouhss
and pressrvsr Of the teeth. Microscopic sxamiaar
tons have bssn made Of the matter depo0eoa %
the teeth asd gums Of isdividusls collected froa
all casses Of cssty and Of every variety a bodily
coalition. and Ia nearly every case animal end
vegetable parasites we're found to exist In grsas
numberA Experiments we're made for their ~
movai and the inSrediests used la L1bln Teeth
Powder were found 10 be moot snsctuaA. destroy
Eng them instantly.
Through the kindness On !risads - - -
misto1 - pHtiisb the following
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TEsrIMoNIALos

Read what your dentist has b ~
about L.:
We have carefully examined che
f0rmuis, Of LUBIN'S CARBOLIZED
TOOTH POWDER and hnd that IL
contains nothing that can in the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. 1t has in its competition
sufficient antiseptic properties to
sweeten the breath and make tho
gum healthful and firm. Its daily
use viii help to prevent the forma-
tion of tartar and the aecu mutation
of parasitical snlmalcula - in.
furious to teeth and gum.
w. Z. GIDDiNGS, d. ID. 8
GEO. w. BRAGDON. D. d. q
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. d. D. Z
T. Il. ALBIN, d. d. s.
M. LESSEf, d. ID. 3.
II. DEsP0RTES. d. d. q
ALBERT J. FORREST.
C.P. BROWN, ID. d. s
GEO. Il. MILLER.
JOS. AOUDY.
We. C0YNR. L.D.SAkRCn
6. q. GRIFFIN.
i'm. FOX.
J.w. PUTNAM.
IN. FEATHER
JuBIvs TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestiea.
Good Digestion makes Contsrt.
meEt
Cont.utmeat makes life worth ltv.
Ing.
% CENTS A BOTTLE
Sevart& Holmes DPuq@.
WxolEsAlx AcDrR
osasaas. Waas vaaiA sassaA
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The H&vaiian bark Mama Ala. 79
tcns. has teen chartered 60 carry lumber
from Puget Sound 70 IN Australasia port
The Eorssgiaa ship Prince Robert 2 4
tons. nov due ~ Tacoma, has bsen char
tered 10 take wheat TO the United King
dom ~ sis 81.
Steamship City Of Puebls WIN sail fsr
San Francisco today and the Waila Naise
VIII arrive. The Pns6sa carries SIS tons Of
csal Tor the Oregon improvement Com
psny and fall complement OF pAsssngsrs-
The steam schooner Fsraiiou, Capt
Roberts, arrived here Wednesday night on
her firss trip from San Francisco in piacs
OF the Homer Ia the DERRICK line. George
Dstrick came up with the steamer, which
took coal Yesterday and procssded TO la
coma
The bark Gsrmania undertook 70 haul
TO the bunkers yesterday morning during
the high wind. When part way in from
the buoy one Of the hawsers broke and the
vessel drifted down the water front until
opposite the ferry slip, whers both an.
chors were dropped. The bark remained
there until afternoon, when she tug Biz
took her back TO the buoy.
Capt. Hatch, Of the Monticello, IN.
ncunces that beginning about April ne
viii run the Monticelio through TO East
Ciallam three times . week. leaving SCAT
tie on the spresens schedule. .. m. re-
msining over night ~ Ciailam and return
Ing the next dav, thus making the whole
trip by daylight This will bring the
Montic~iio into more active compstition
with the NiIlapa, and she viii sun on
alternate days with the latter boaI
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.

hNVLfNH
LIVERPOOL. March s-Wheat-Firm,
demand moderate; No. California, IS
1tsdet5s 2tsd: No. ? red Western winter,
Il l0ssd@ss I'D.
Confirm; new mixed. s. SID.
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HOOO CANAL ROUTE
Ii New Passenger 0teamB
DGLfA
fcarryiag o. .. naiil leaves Conan deck Non,
days. Wednesdays and Fridays ~ TOO q m fog
Kingston. Post 0anae.s. Bangor. seabeck. Brinnon
Dswatto, Lilliwaup Falls, Hoodspcrs And Union
City and intermediate points, arrtvin. At Union
City ~ 200 p Leaves Onion City ~ A:uO q
h. Tues3ays, Thursdays and satardays. arriving
CEARLEs MADISON, Master
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-09
e. D. BBowNfIELp,
Managing Owner.

LvERETT EoCTE-
II STEAMER 0NHYHoUNR
Daily except sunday,
commencnx THURSDAY February q 1SeA
Lvs seattle IL 30 Q IN Lvs Seattle. l:4g p n
Iva Everett. $40 . m Lvs Everett. 2:v0 m
- (Lssves Seastie. ..-............ ZOO N
Connects with boats for Tacoma and snohcmish
Landing Coll man dock, foot Of Marion street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO
Prss secy.
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The interior Of the compartment CO.. o. the
North wssssfn line 10 uks . kingIy palace
pasasial rsstdsues % IN Arabian Night dream Of
splsndor-As the visitos may regard IL
Never 10 tie hissory OF railway travel has
anything % perfect In architecture. 10 unique
In comfort % exquisite In taste, or 20 costly In
decoration, teen seen hsfore and II was ameng
tbs great sights that attracted the attention OF
the world as the Coiumbisa sxposition. this
nsrvsiious car seiipsing eli oshsrA
TIE North Western nmieU1 70 Chicago eany>
ING this soGsthss with tuds. sleeper and dining
ear. leaves ST. Paul every day In tie year, esrths
Ct the Same rate - In IN ordinary sieeping car.
r. ". Parker. fuses sound assn. III Cherry
street. Saabx1aL
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TIL. attendance at the San Francesca
t.i, "Wednesday vas {. g.. including DEAD
hsAas.
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u0oD CANAL R0UrH

HOOD CANAL RoUrH
OrEAMER RAINIER
Rebuilt and refurnished leaves Merchants doe Z
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday NJ . m fos
xingston. Fort Gamble. Bangor. eeabcck. Lib.
Waap DIVA Hoodspost. Union City and Int err
mediate potnts, arriving in Union city 1T 8 p m.
leaves Union City = m Wednesday. Friday
ed Sunday, arriving IN seattle 81 p m
e h. LIBBY, Master.
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Steamer State Of Washington leaves for
Tacoms daily ~ q m. and $3.50 p. m. See
new tiyas card.