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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-16
O TEMPORA, 0 TAMMANY !
LIARS, LICENSES ARE BEING SOLD AND
YOU ARE NOT IN IT."
WHY DID NOT TIE wIGwAM SECURE MoNoroNi
OF THE TRAFFIC IN INDULGENcEs?-ARE
roo prcJ ALREADY?

,,,,v my, MOI, HE wrGwAM SECURE MONOPOLY
OF THE TRAFFIC IN INDULGENcEs7-ARE
THE BRAVES TOO RICH ALREADY?
perhans It will not be necessary. after ALL 10
have a great popular uprising to rld th's suie'"'s
CITY Of its machine rulers. There are areauS sis"'
,ha, Tammany Is going TO decay. Time was wheh
.,a, hord Of braves never lost opportunity and
no,,cr M never-"not on your life'-let anything
valuable GET past them. Even now the Miiiohdiie
Ross and his followers keep pretty ush' Shy
on the spoils which they have captured pu. ''.
have been several instances lattiy WHEREIN INV
propensity OF the Wigwam to grab everything !"
,h. ,o,J also a good deal out of sight seems 10
hove lost its original force. There arc signs that
the woe predicted where wealth accuihu'aueS "'N
men decay" is about to fall on Tammahy nan,
,ranmanv lost one grand opportunity only
couple of weeks ago, when 1t faed 10 pacA ''e
primaries and secure the officers commissions oi
~ Esuyork contingent of Coxeys army, whch
&c rou, somewhere In the wds of New-Jersey' Win
It's face-or its faces. there may De TWO "'.. 1.,
left-turned toward the fat Treasury Oh the o'.'e
States at Washington Even the SSoV"'V" ".'0
the Dock Department is schemlng 70 get hoiu "
4, naltrv trife beside the wealth OF Uncle SAM
| rammany never did lay itself open to the chaise
| =, desn,sinp the day of small things. In vie" Oh
such a golden opportunity wasted IL ma! ''e
fullv he charged with devotng all its days 70 s'''~
| things. - o>.,v
/ GOING FOR ONE CBNI oNLi'
! For several days man with ius'S pa"
lungs has gone up and down Park Row seiihs
for the modest sum OF l cent each ee''
| couched In the following language:
THE ANCIENT. RECKLESS AND INDEPEN-
DENT ORDER OF PREvARICATORS.
| LIARS LICENSE. No.
This is to Certify that, ~. Ia, dav Of January to
| a. ~, dav ~ December he being duy Quat"see
| Liar and having satisfied the h. {, a, y. , -.
- - Thai he il III proper person TO hoId
A. Witness ms hama this day OK ;s:oartup
| I-l ,..,..., ~ state TO his Internal Majesty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-16
Practical Results-l3 Years Work.

sENENTEEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DoLLARs ALREADY PAID TO WIDOWS
AID ORPHANS
Forty M!.oH Dollars nl-eady saved living policy ho,,
ers by reduction u premiums Eighty Thousand nav.
Ing Members. Two Hundred and Sixty Million Dollar,
insurance In force. Threc Million Five Hundred Thousand
Cash surpus-Eeserve-I;merg Fund More than
Sixty Million Dollars business for the year 1898
These few practical already recorded to tn.
credit Of the
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION.
r. Il. HARPER. President.
Home O:,lce. IS Park Row. y. Y
Send for circular. and rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-16
TROUTING DAYS.
r,pr TO GO AND WHAT TO TAKE.

So SEASON OPENS WITH THE MIDDLE OF APRIL
IN GOOD STREAMS NEAR NEW-YoRk-
CHOOSING FLIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-16


nns the following:
For April and May-Quakcr Cowdung. Brown
falner DIM Mdge Ruben Wood HIRES Ear. Yell
20" sallie. Brown Hackle. Coachman. Oak. Iron
Dun. Gray Nudge
For June and July-Montreal. Red Hackle. CShill.
1'een Spinner Seth Green. Parmachene Belle. Scar
YET Ibis. Red Palmer. Spider Hackie, Furnace
Tamer. Crimson Wing, Silver Doctor.
for August and Scptcnber-WillOw. Red Hacke,
pack Palmer Bluebotte, Pale-blue Dun. Green
adge, Queen OF the Waters Green Caperer Whlrl-
ng Dun Golden Miller. Heron. Snow Moth.
The general articles needed only good will
%" ereei, pair Gf light rubber wadng boots ono
macintosh nonsense for the gravel cuts them out
q 10 time at aD a water-tght box Of matches. a
ernking-cup. a heavy knife to trim away under
.'lsh end. perhaps. 10 carve savage dogs, flask
:" hl-naturcd farmers or cruel constables. and
sI bu, least. never leave your tobacco or pipe
nome. Your clothes should be Of some dull mixed
soods, or plain gray brown; for a dark blue OF
oiack suit will make you the most conspicuous OBJ
sect In thirty-acre tract. Buff corduroy makes a
sgfable weatherproos stuff that is imperVous &c
'Oefs and lasts for years. a crush felt hat, gray
~ Drown is most comfortable. and woolen shir
b,e course. Indispensable and Is best OF gray OF
re aheld early. The morning hours are truly
golden when one more "snooze" in bed may lose
ss.ii-dozen COCO FISH. in tramping up along th'
iiheAm keep well away from the bank particularly
, niatlon and motion. and a thoushtlessy heay,
sh1.or sudden jump VIII alarm an OLD trout int'
eaye the water avoid all muddy bottoms for tn
FAR hh stirred mp floats down ana irlghtens ilsi
on letting your shadow and that OF the rod raj
ho, me nc ground not on the water. IN wading TT!
s iss s heard under water several rods away. Fisl
fersay; ana n a spot promises we'll try several ar
srs aay pull is all that is needed. anything more &
has h b you and in favor Of the trout Where on
he ~. Chce or twice and been hooked but escapeti
ne refuses to take 1t again. try him with a fresl
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Lsspos. Oct a-Bsr silver. . bled. Con-
rate, 2 per ceni
the money market reIapsed into Iethargy.
The only probability Of improvement lies
In the issue of foreign loans The pros
poets are that . new Roumanian loan Of
5000 900 will Be issued Beside the Chr
nese and japanese loan& Austria and
Spain are likely 10 sssue loans III they
are issned the general money rates In Lon
don viii be raised. The canart relative 70
IN AngIo-French dispute had serious
effect on the market here Many weak
spectators we're shaken out. but other
operators. seeing the source Of the scare,
took advantage Of 10 to reap rich harvest
European bourses were less affected than
London The continental operators.
knowing the rumors were unfonndec,
bought freely in London. The portion OF
the market was strengthened by the elarni-
nation of weak operators. bat much ne-v
business remains on account of the CHI
nese-Jspanese war, the illness Of the car
and the political situation in Europe. The
prices OF the week are tribe lower.
American railway securities ~ the close
were better, the tone of the American
market having been less affected than that
of the departments. but showed . frac-
tionai loss on the week.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 6.-wheat-Quies: hold
ers offer moderately; No. ?. red, winter.
a 2I<d; spring. Is Sd.
Corn-Firm: holders offer sparingly;
new mixed. SPOT. Is I'D. futures, holders
offer spaFingiy: October, Is I'D: Novem-
Der. A. 6i<d: December. As 5Ad.
Flour--Dull: holders offer sparingly;
ST. Louis, Is sd.
Hops-At London-Pacific coast. steady;
holders offer moderately; new crop, ~
load e los.
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CHICAGO MARKETS..


CHICAGO. Oct 6-rrsde was frmer to-
day. but the frmness characterized all the
principal speculative markets Wheat
gained sse a. the result of the days bush
ness. Cora rose ne for October delivery
and &c for May. Oats are withou; change
and provisions higher. Liverpool was
quoted steady on wheat. hnt Paris and
Berlin lower business in the pif Was
dull and trading without any special feat
ure The market Vas firm and December
closed at SAC ard May ~ aSs.e. Decesnber
opened az 5Sa.c and auetnatet between
those hxures and S4sse- Corn resolved boa
moderate attention. the market ruling
rnuch isss active. The feeling sss fairly
fsrn. There we're eighty eight cars In to-
dxxss receipts and this created steady
opening. bur 9 little realisins BY local longs
carried the price down Nc. the trading be-
Inc of the evening up ords-. The prices
Afterwards advanced a&Fsc. changed
some. held steady and closed ~ 5la.e.
There Vas . moderate call for October. and
IN wss generally held ai bsIssc premium
ever Mav. May vas solt early BY o large
,hippEns and private concern. but latsr
the early sellers turned huycrs and
.,eaaied values. The estimated arrivals
for MonAsy we're light, ~ sixiF-fsve cars.
sna these had strengthening tendency.
In cats bat very sEnAt amount Of staa
"a, handed, and that villain . very mar
row range The market ruled dali through
ont ,Ae entire session. Thers ws no dis
rosision 10 trade either gay. May started
today 81 sc. sold Oh TO &s4e. and Coz
tiaasa easier az the vay snsai Just before
the close. when Sac wss again pssd. and
the market rested al thai price Froyis-
ion. started weak. has sooa began 20
gather strength aad rise IN sy "a rsthy wssa
othsr markets They closed Al TAR AL
vance on yesssrdsys prices Sorparsa
vita she ctossng prices Of sas dsy esscss.
pask Is issss sighsr. lard Tsse. aad rsas Ice
higher.
clo.nss whsst--ocsoeer. NAe: De-
cwm hsr, S&e
Corn-ocaossr. Sc bid; Scvsnassr. So
I'd
os.-Sevsuahsr. essse bid, May. Sac est-
AsFsey-5se.
Eye-~x>1
F5ag-sLsA
Iineshy-ss&
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rnr srArR or rrAnE

THE STATE OF TRADE
ess FRAscrsco. Oct s.-Closing: Wheat
Steady, December, s9s4c: May. a3i<c-
Bazisy-steady; December. s2,sc; Nay.
GAc.
Corn-si.so.
Bfan-sit. 80 per ton.
rRxApsrrrrs AND snAIxa
rour--Fsmlly extras, s32sGssss; bak-
IN extras -. i5e53.2s: superflns. t23c1
wheat--The market 10 rather quiet.
There - q steady export movement. but it
not ~ large a. would be desirable for
esnsrsl interests. No. I shipping. Tss.c.
VII soc for a more choice product, milling.
ch3s7isc: Waiia Walfa 6T1c for fair
ssssage, Aoete5o for No. z. and $oeS5oc for
81 grade.
Barley Receipts were light today
iced. fair to good. T5ee7Tsse; choice, 7ss. q
-; brewing. s7ss@s2ssc.
uats-irsde continues limited. there
wing no disposition 10 purchase In whole
as fsshion. Milling. s-ioStLl5; sur.
eeed to choice. soca1sLo2ss; poor 20 lair.
k&24c; black, 81 iulL3o: red, sLoO3
Vie. gray. gocstsLoo.
fFoduce reoslpts-flour. sacks, 9. Sss;
saeal centais. as. a.. barley. censais.
liz, rye. eentals. sat: beans. sacks. l.sSs;
pesssoss. sacks. i.s2p; onions, sacks. 20;
6zn. sAcks. -
FINANCIAL
nsafts--Qn sight New York. per 500.
Lss Sterling bills on London-Sixty
ssy bank. s4s6as.
saivss bars-res ounce. ess.@eShe.
xrSIss srocKa
Alta. %; Belle Tale, e: Belehsr, 90: Best
beensr. us: Bo1ie Consolidated. l5o;
naiseS. Is; Choilar ~: Consolidated
s.Aaornia q Virgins. sisis; Grown Point.
-; Eureka Consolidated. 50; Gouid 4
ssfry. Ice. Hale & Sorcross, Ito; Aexi-
all Mono.gT; Mount piabio, 10: Ophir.
fososi. s.; Savage. IS. Sierra
n,ssaas 10: Union Consolidated. los;
tan. III yellow Jacket. los; Andes. -:
sstlen, a. Csiedenis. 81. Challenge
seaselidsied. s.; Consolidated Imperial.
Justice. 80; hsntaek. Is; Occidental.
V.srfeAn, 81. Ses. Bele6er. IS; scor-
sssa, = Alpha Consolidated. 10: CoaI-
ssece iss0
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NEW YORK MARKETS
rME srocx xxcHASan


Ass foKx. Oct 6--Ths stock MARKET
siss srong sodsy during TIE tao hoers OF
ssssnsss, and prices advanced steadily ON
SASH volume Of business. The euyins
s largely fer the short account The
: Aaafss ef The trading we're Chicago Gas.
Asaasag and Western Union. Reports
Sseains he favorable effect Of tho con
~ 1sst sish The Universsi Gas Company on
sA'saso Gas we're used hy the bulls
we stock TO move IL up and an
- sAass a. ~ per cent was made.
sAisa ~ VAS lost at the
On The week the changes are
rsaY sssniy aixiast on beth sAdes- The
wsasapal advances we're. Chicago sss.
"a - f&sl. Minneapolis A Miisaaxss.
Adaaas kxptsss, 5; Reading. ~:
" ssasoAsaaIed Gas. "a: Burlington, -.
: esssFn Oaiea, = Ia The liss Of esslsnsss
nsa1 Ss.i Cerdass. IL: kansAs& Texas.
81 fsai & Dsluth. and Raeeer. PRE-
ea, l. The asnd market wss steady
as and sasF'v active. The total usns-
~Ssseas we're sessee.
sessfn'asat eoaas-rsrm.
sssse eends-ffall.
Asisosd henas-FIrza.
s.sssossaEa-Stsa5y: November optseas.
eAsssa. s.se
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Thsss vas not much activity In the local
eoducs markets Saturday. but considering
- pssthsr and the depressed condition
4 trsde generally. the movement was .
~ svsrage. Receipts were of rather light
woportions. but there was an ample suf-
1cssncy 10 supply all the requirements Of
ss3s. There was scarcely any change IN
ninss of leading commodities, but dealers
vsrs quite ready to shade their askinR
rrioss in order to effect salea.
The inquiry for fresh fruits continues
III, bat with the advance Of the season
~ varieties ara becoming more limited,
srd choice stock 10 held . little more
tfnly. Piums and prunes are coming to
hsnd sparingiy, and supplies are scarce,
Darsicnlarly the choice stock. Fancy
Bartlett pears have about disappeared
rom. the market. Other varieties are
Dsnsiful with the demand light and prices
1ew and weak. Strictly fancy peaches are
becoming scarce and full figures are ad-
Asrsd 70. The inquiry 10 moderate and
niles light. Choice apples are selling fairly
ssil 81 steady figures. ounces are pIenti-
~, bat very slow TO sell
s Figs receive but little attention. Sup
Dis Of grapes are moderate, and the
qpcssd prices are held quite steady. Dried
tsiis continue quiet
Dairy products are selling fairly we'll at
eaotations. Ranch eggs are scarce and
Nd firmly. with values tending upward.
Geepe il steady.
The wheat market In stiil in . depressed
Dlsse, and trading Is not extensive.
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The steamer Greyhound has surrendered
the Everett route TO tho Wasco for few
days ana viii be placed on the marine
ways for repairs The Wasco will make
two round trips daily, tieing up At Everett
The harbor proved source of great in
terest yesterday to boating parties. The
day could not have been pleasanter had
1t been made 10 order. and just enough
wind WAS blowing to make sailing ex-
citing.
Commencing this morning the steamer
Rainier will leave from the Colman dock
instead Of the Merchants. The Delta has
pulled Oft the Hood canal route, leaving
tie trade TO the Rainier. The Delta will
soon establish route between Whatcom
and Victoria. stopping among the islands.
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MAXINE SEws.

PoRr TOWNSEND. Oct Especial. T. Ar
rivsd-United States fish commission
steamer EAlbatross from Boring sea via
juneau and Sitka. for San Francisco via
Port Townsend and whafcom. Sailed
United States tsteamer Aibatross for San
francisco. To sail tomorrow-Ship Levi
G. Burgess from Comox for San Francisco;
Bril-. ship Thomansina, l. NJ. McLennan,
from Port Gamble, for Port Pirie and
Chill; Oh Republic from Port Baiakely. for
Valparaiso comes to Fort Townsend tomor-
row to clear
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TACOMA, Oct. I-fSpecial. THE collier
Minsola arrived today and began loading
coal for San Francisco.
The lighthouse tender Manzanita was
ordered TO report here from Astoria yester-
day. She arrived today Ii is reported
that the lighthouse Inspector for this dis
trict Is to accompany her on tour Of in
sNn-tian
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Burns THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises
IIlexiCan MDstans Liniment
rheumatism, Man or Beast. Stif Joints


PoFk-0ctobsr. 3i2 %: January. 81 IN
Lara-0csobef. TO: January. $50
Kies-ocsobsr. ~ III: January, R471-
LIVE STOCK
Hogs-Receipts. 1. Coo. market, duh
prices. weak. about SC lower.
tattie-Recespts. z,ooo: market, quiet a.
unchanged prices: natives. $40; West
ems. $1sogAs1. Tsxans, 12S432a
sheep-Eecsspts, 6.o0o; market quiet.
without change.
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Aoney-on call. easy as 1 NJ o.nt
49, .'sns per esut; closed. | per cent
cs nefeanstss paper. 3z5 nsr cent
Ssnsng sxchanEs. SrEn. vita scfual huss-
$3.50 e DankssS hiils - As6zG4s7 for
posted rstss, AW1,z4s- aad ~ ~
Commercial bills. "A. 49,
silver certificates. e3ssc bid.
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.ADE AND SHIPPING.

d 4 DrYAK1nESr OF AZ nzcur5cpn,.
anATHgk BuR8Au.
PcKrLAxp. On. CcE 7. 18DAt
>uns Tor Monday; Fair, followed ~ rsin:
y. r. AIcIAron1,
Observer In Charm
- g9A1Es pErAK-nRzr o. A9nxcULxunD.
p1x7xRs BrtxAU-DATLy DuLL8TfE.
sEArTxx wash. Oct I, issA
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STEAMER FARAIL0H.
Dispatches steamer. for san Francisco Oct
Is, Nov. & Nov. -, Dec. 5, and every Is days
thereafter.
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets and treig II ra.es can he obtained BY
applying 70 j. G. CARROLL Ageas
Cniou dock. foot OF uuion street.. seattle
Telephone g.
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER RAINIER

Rebuilt and refurrished. leaves Lilly, Boearcus
a Cas- deck Noaaay, Wednesday ana Friday At
: .. m for Kinxssca. Pert Gsmels, Bangor. sea-
beck. Liiiwsup, Duussto, Hoodxport. Unien
City and tntsrmediate points, arriving In MON
City Ct m Leaves Union City q N. Tues
dsy. THURSDAY sad SATURDAY, arriving In Seat
tie at p m EE LIBBY. Master
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cKAGIr RIVER ROUTE
y STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD.
Leaves Lilly. 30 Ardus & Co.'S dock, Seattle.
Tuesday. October q. p. m: Thursday, October
IL, s a. m. sunday, October II, a. a.
Return--L.avss Mount Vernon Wednesday.
October 10. fe.s m. Friday. October IL, 10 M
Monday. October Is. y noon
Calling at Everett Stanwood, Fir, skagis City
and Ayon- Fare 81. Meals 25e.
LILLY. BoGARpTe x CO,
Telnphoue No S4 Owners and AanaserA
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nsNK OF ERTTTaH CnLCME4A-RA1n Up
ID exp.faa. e 60 AN res9rTs- s5S-A@U Aax3
sssSex. g Ias1esx1 sfr<s1 laadeu Bsaneass
Pssk3aa&. -aa EFsness71s -@aE11ss xaroszs Nte~
fszyss New esEx1snstsF. saNaIr9 kazz E@4sras
<essoa txzecssef. r e x~2.r.z hszg1ax
aag sxeAsnx- kSsszasss trszssete4 Esasss zas1e
Kslss q issse2nse1 taSz EsTe4xl credits xrsnt@-z
rees-sss rxer9ve9 On 90 -rezt sseoass s4sserf >
easc. zaserSxs sd s. fsxs exzasAss
A0hL CROFT. Ae1Sng N.sa ger
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poRr TOWNSEND. rogT ANGELES AND
DuNGENE=s-
STEAMER MONTICELLO.
Daily exeeef Aonday. Tiyae card commencing
TUESDAY, AC6gsT Il. ls3A
Leaves Seattle. 90 a. m. Townsend. f5s0 q,
~. pungenes~. IL NJ: arrives Pert Angeles 1 -
:, H.. lsavss Port Angeles. 80 p m- leaves
Port Townsend. Ssoa r m: arrives Seattle. So
D =. CITY DOCK CO. seattle. Agenta
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pAcIFIC NAVIGATION CO
Tfne Card
seattle and whatcom Eouse-stats Of wash
tngton leaves Seattle daily sxeeus sssurday :
10 p "A. Seattle and Ia conner Ronte-FAir
havsn Iesvss Seattle daily except sunday at 4
a m Tacoma and Seattle Rsnls--ssAfs OF vi sh
tnsien leaves Seattle Tuesdays and THURSDAY,
~ p N.
YEsLER DOCK.
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OCEANIc STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA
Steamers leave San Francisco Tor Honolulu,
Samoa. Auckland. \. L., and sydney. ~ 3 W..
without chanRe
Steamship Monowai. October Is. 2 p m.
Honolulu only, Steamship Australia Oct p.
THoS A. GRAHAM, AGENT. sIARR-BoTD
BLOCK. SEATTLE
W. wKBsTER Dit Aren't, Vancouver, p. C.
J. d. srREcKELs Bios Co. General Agents.
San Francisco.
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JULIO 6AllM1lO4l
? Beast. Stiff Joints
THE F1RsT NATIONAL BANK OF sxAr1rK
Paid Up -slso.m
cufpsue--s-.---.-------..- loeySoo
y. a. AcGsav 1865. President
Naurfes MeNicken .-.vies frssidenf
Lester Turner
G<nsrsi banking Guinness transacted
sight and ssEexrspsie exchange payable In III
the principal cities Of tbs United
States and Europa
nExTEs HORTON & CO. BASKERa
rscozroRArzD 1851
surplus .ia0.soe
President LAID.
Vice Presidenf-.-..-.---.A A. psnny.
Manager -....-.....-..s- r. lAstrn>E
Cashsar Ii. Nsn Tuyl
New Ysrk. Chicago. 81 Pau. san Francisco.
Portland and various poinn Ia Washington,
Oregon aad Britain Columbia
sight bills o. exchange on London available
Collections made .: al points on favorable
terms
deposit Tor sale keeping.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Corner Commercial and Yeslsr Ava
Paid up capital. 10000
Transacss q genera, banking businesa
NJ D. Ballard President
II. G. Henry Vice President
X l. Spencer cAsnief
pEorLEs SAVINGS BANK
Occidental block. Seattle. wsah.
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
,a rsp9,l TsrIn vice Prs.ia.ns
John I.sary ........-.....se second Vice President
James r. Hayden. Manager. Cas- bier and sse'y
Frank L Bsodgets assistant Cashier
re Seaissdsr. i. ". wilmaas
Transacss a savings bank business exclusively
Deposits received from 81 % $1,000
Interest allowed per snnum- SIX per cent on
term deposits, per csaI on ordinary depoeitA
Dividends dec AIRED last days of May and Nc
veEnner. Loans made on real estate or approved
eoiiaterals only.
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK OF
4 Seattle
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, = sidsa
sKArrLE, Oct. 9, 1894
esshsness ~ Seattle, Tacoma and Port
~ clearing houses today wsrss

Following II the record BY days for last
vsst 1t the Seattle clearing house, CON-
pnsd With the corresponding week Of last
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GoopALL. PERKINS 4 CO,
General Agents. san Francisco
T. H. JOHNSON r. d snpf Seattle.
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NiEANEh VIZ w HAsU1 OF nv
Leaves Lilly. Bogsrdns a Cos dock. seattle.
en- a. n, Nordsys. Wednesdays aud Fridays
for west SIDE. olalla and way landings TO Ia
COMA
tuesdays. Thursdays ana SATURDAYS for
ysshca. ChartsucuA Dcs Mosass. stones Land
ing Buenaa aud Tacoma
Leaves Commercial dock, Tacoma ESQ p N
except Sunday.
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Tickess nay Be obtained AZ TIRE cfsce Of tie
company, ~ Ocean dock. Seattle
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER RoSAfIE.
Arlington Ibaek.
Leaves for yietoris and Port Tswzssae eaify,
except SUNDAY. ~ ltsso y N. returning. leaves
Ntrtoris = Z. szs- Steamer IdaAc laAsus zoe fnTt
Townsend sna way ports daily. except Sunday.
Al a m.s sauday, direct. ~ 3 A. "a. Fsfar1tax
direct fessss For. 1oxnssa1 81 IN IA Pacae ia
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-16
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Fifteen People Killed and Twenty-Five
Injured


New York, Jan. 15.--An accident oc>
CURED at Hackensack bridge on the
Delaware, Lackawana and Western
road near Jersey City this morning.
Two passengers collided in a thick fog
with fatal results. Two cars were tel
escoped and fifteen people killed Twen-
ty-five were injured.
The following killed have been iden-
tilted; Mr.. Ferguson, auditor Of the
Western Union Telegraph Co.; Theodore
White, Jr, d. Cameron, j. burlington.
Edward Kelsie, w. j. Turner, bookkeep-
er for Field. Chandler s Seymour; J.
H. Rimer, cashier for F. w. Babcock &
Co.; Edwin Moret, man named Res
ling, A. t. vokes, W. X. Adams, ]. Pur-
rington. Mr.. Frazier, and Mr. Rich.
Those who are supposed to be fatally
injured are as follows. A man named
Timmons, John Fishe II. A. Rohas,
Patrick Ryan, D. Hoffman. John Brund-
hill, t. ]. Regan, Dr. John Doty, and
w. L. Gillandeau, traffic manager Of
the Old Dominion Steamship Co., all OF
New Jersey.
The seriously injured, as far as can be
ascertained, are as follows: Fred Fer
guson, who will probably die; Miss Fer
guson, w. M. Barcliffe, Louis Bodine,
Edward Pierson, and Frank schultz.