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The private circular of J. w. Harrison says
"The quantity to arrive within the next sixty
days is conside rably less than the amount TO be
consumed. but or the moment there is an over
supply. during the past four weeks we have had
most liberal arrivals from the coast mines and
Great BIitain. The list OF engaged tonnage from
Australia increases weekly. so that we may LOOK
for full supplies from that section during year
Freight rates have declined fully shilling per
ton, as the last quoted coal freight is IS I'd
with no takers yet better rates should rule later
on. II the LIVERPOOL wheat market should not i'm
prove. as upon that depends our wheat freights.
and upon the latter depend inward coal
freiahts. Coal quotations about % cents
Per ton lower than month ago, especially for
future delivery. The abrogation of the duty on
bituminous coal is still an uncertainty with very
strong chances OF its being carried. Large con-
snmers here are anxiousy awaiting its results
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RAILROAD SHARES.

CHAIN AND NEIGH An Disc.
wheat-February. 622sc
FIour-Steady.
Hops Quiet: State. common to choice I56a22c.
Pacific Coast, 16M22c.
Copper-Duil: Lake. SO Is
Lead-Quiet: Domestic, 80 25
Tin-Quiet and nominal
Coftee-oprtOns opened barely steady from IN
changed prices TO 10 points decline. ruled week
under unsatisfactory cables and closed easy AT hG
Is points net decline sales 1900 bags February
SIS 10: March, 3 S5@l5 80; April. sl5 az
Spot CnIfer, RIO dull and heavy; NOT. l7Lsc
SUGAR Raw. firm: fair re hBing, z7sc; centrifu-
gal. So test. SAC: English Island and Muscuyado
80 test, 27sc eI-ship, and cargo Cuba centriiutai
So afioat. at 34c stand freight; refined. steady
ana costsrtio or., ANA cDt s.a.
crushed. 47SCd5 l-16c: powdered and cubes 43ls
GA 8 l6c; graduated. 4Is04 5-l6c.
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Chicago Markets.

Receiprs-i5OO; nttle going on in marset; top
steers s5@5 10; shipping aud export SAGA 40;
Boes-he, eipts IL 900 opened Zoe lower and
closed better heavy rough, 81 ao9o 90; packers
snd utved So lOM5 20: prime heavy ana butch
ers' weights So 2OG5 20 prime light 81 2utQ5 %.
Sheer y eceipts. 1900; top sheep, 1898 rs; top
lambs, S4Gs 80.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
wheat, steady: cash, 56I4c; May. eOssc. Corn,
easier: cas- 81 I4c: May, 365se. Oats, easy ;
cash 27&4c: May, 293sc. PORK. easy; cash
SI2 O2la: May. So 212 Lard. easy: cash
81 80: May, 81 10. Ribs, easy; cash. Sc 1914 ;
May. So 20. X e ana Barley, nominal Flax 81 So.
Timothy. 81 10@4 10.
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MARKET REPORTS.
sAruRpAY EVENING. Feb. 10

SATURDAY EVENING, Feb o
SUMMARY OF THE Markets.
Silver higher and firm.
Wheat depressed.
Barley futures advanced.
Oats and Corn dull.
Rye demoraliZed.
Grain Bags cheap and neglected.
Beans lever.
Hay easy.
Alfalfa Seed declined.
Dried Peas weak and dull
Mutton higher. Lamb scarce. Beef firm.
Dried Peaches scareer and frmer.
Strawberries from Los Angeles.
Potatoes unchanged. Onions easier.
Butter hardly as firm.
Eggs less panicky.
Poultry market still glutted.
Game in heavy supply.
Usual loss in bank clearlngs.
Coal promises to be plentiful.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Beef is firm at the improved prices. Mutton is
higher scarce ana stiff. he quotation for Spring
Lamb Is nominal as there are very few Coming in.
Wholesale rates from siauEbterers follows:
BEtF-Frst quality, 6@61ac = n second quail
ity, 5@51 ac: third do. IgG412c p 70
NEAL-Large. 5i296c r 10 small Calves. 615@
&c: Dairy Calves. T1gSSc r n.
n
SPRING LAMB-Nominal at ! sc 2 10: none on
the marke at the moment.
FORh-Live Hogs. &c for heavy and medium
grain-fed and 51s9514c for small; stock Hogs,
A34c r. u; dressed do 7(07Iac e 10.
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM ON
L ocean Division-and PACIFIC COAST AzHz3
S. 5. CO.. II dispa tch from spear-street wharf,
ct 10 A. NJ, for the above ports OF their Al
hon steamships. viz:
STATE OF CALIFuRNIA-Jan IA. 81, Feb 8.
IL. %. March 8, ID, rs. April 4. IA, "a
COLI MBIA Jan. Q. 10. 90, Feb g. Is, %,
March 10. 20, 80, April 9, 9, 29.
Connecting via Portland with the u. p. Ry. and
other dlyerging lines for all points in Oregon,
Washington. British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho.
Montana, Dakota, Utah. Wyoming Yellowstone
PARK and all points east aud south and 10 Europe
Fare to Portand-CaDin, Sl6 steerage So;
round trip. cabin. $50.
Ticket Ofices-l Montgomery ST., and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery st.
Freight ofice-20O California St
GOODALL, PERKINS & co. Supt. Ocean Div
II 10 Market 81. San Francis SEQ.
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~ Location of PRINCIPAL place OF business San
Francisco, CAL; location of works. Gold Hill,
Storey County. Nevada.-Notice-There are de-
llnQuent upon the following described stock on
account of assessment (No. 24) levied on the 2Sth
day OF December, 1888. the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective Shareholders,
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

Il EMU OK CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
ness, san Francisco. CaL-Location OF works.
0 90 mn, Storey County, New -Notlce-Thers
80 ueIAquent upon The following described
90 - on account OF assessment mo y. levied
Oh 'iie zoIh cay OF December, 1898. the several
Ihis SCI opposite the names OF the respective
snarehOliers as follows:
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Bank CIearings.
Produce MARI ct.

The local bank clearings this week were S1l.
265.669. against $14.U6S063 for the correspond
ing week In 1893.
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HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CO

LASTESr LINE TO SOUTHAMPTON, LON
L DON, HAMBURG. TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS
STEAMERS of $4,000 and $1,000 horsepower.
FURST BISMARCK, NORMAN>IA. AUGu STA
VICTORIA, COLUMBIA. Regular Service-New
York to Hamburg direct, New York Gothic, burg
Copenhagen Line MEDITERRANEAN AND
OR1EN1 EXPRESS LlNE-New ork Algiers
Naples. Genoa. February "a, March %, Marcn %
Second grand excursion March l. from Me.
Pamphlets. tickets ana rates Hamburg American
Packet Company's ticket once. A. w. MYER GenIi
Agent Tor Pacific Coast, 40l California street cor
ner Sansome, san Fran cisco. ta1I ~
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Foreign Markets.

WHAT IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 10.-The spo market Is lower
and depressed at rs 11ad Csrgoes are lower at
Is I'd or OF coast. 26s Tor prompt shipment and
Us 50 Tor nearly que
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No Winter Red: Feb
ruary: =; March. As 1O12d April As lid; May.
As ll$4d; June, 5s lad; July. 5s l2d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Feb. l0.-ConSols SO 7.l6@G91h; Sill.
ver hrm at 2912d; French Rentes, 9eI 71Rc
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Weak Men and Women

CHOULD USE DAMIANA BITTEES, THE
- great Mexican Remedy: gives Health and
Strength to the Sexual organs. JAZZ cod tt
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP GO.

DISPATCH STEAM Rs FROM SAN e
~ Francisco for ports in ALASKA 8 A. Nj. 8FEFFe
Feb. 9, "a, March II, 20, April and ---s-s1sa.'
May 10. %.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
Jan. %, and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays. 9 A. NJ
For Newport, Los Angeles and ali way ports
every fourth aud fifth day, A. NJ.
For San Diego stopping only at Port Hartford
santa barbara, Port Los Angeles Los Angeles),
RedOndo (Los Angees) and export, every fourth
and fifth day, at / A. NJ.
For ports In Mexico, 18th OF each month.
Ticket ofrce-falaee Hotel New Montgomery
street.
6OODALL. PERKINS q CO.. General Agents
II 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK. Feb. Misrepresentation dragged and
was without a single feature of interest, fuetua-
tons being confined within a range OF "a. except
in the case OF 81. Paul. Minnesota anc Manitoba,
which declined "a. The uncertainty regarding
the tariff and revenue bill restricts dealing to
those IndustrIals not affected by that measure.
The entire week has been very duIl and with but
few changes OF importance. The bond market was
dull to-day. Montana Central fves advancing 2
and Kansas Pacific cOnsoIs l. Petroleum was dull
at Sic asked.
EXCHANGE. MONEY AND RoNDs
Money on call easy at q closed at II.
Prime mercantile paper, 31&@514%. Sterling ex-
change steady. with actual business in bankers
BINS at 81 Sb1hel14 s6s4 ior demand ana 81 "a IN
"a S43z for sixty-day. Us AS registered $ll3
do coupon. sl131a: rs registered. $96; Pacihc
ylO2: Silver, 643sc.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and RoyaI Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown e IiyeypooI

SAs U WA
4 ABIN, $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD xx>,a
ing to steamer and accOmm od atinns GESE39
selected; second cabin $35: Majestic and euton-
&C. $4o ana s45. Steersge tickets from England.
Ireland, Scotland, Sweden, Norway and Deumark
through TO san Francisco al lowest rates Tick
cts, sailing dates and cabin plans may be procured
from w. ID. AVERY, Pacific Mail Dock, or at the
General once OF the Company, 6l3 Market st.
under Grand / ote. g. W FLETCHER
APPS IuwefrSu IL Gen. Agt for Pacific Coast
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FTTURFa
Portland's Bushes
Exchange and BuIiior

PORTLAND, Or. Feb. 10 -Clearances sl6l 600
balances. $4,000.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS TIL
n WEEKLY CALL. In wrapper. for mailing
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Sun AND TIDE TABLE.

= HIGH wATERlLow WATER SUN. MOON.
-
Large lSma Large Small Rises Sets sets.
--i---l----l- - I----i - -
Ill Sl2Al 3.52Pi q45Al 925PI FOB 5.45 AM
III 3.5lA. 5.43P1U 55Al0lSPl 702 5.46 0.0lA
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ShIPPISG I*TELLIGkNCE.

Arrived.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC C0Mpag'

iPACIFIC SYSrEM).
iraIns Leave and are Due to Arrive ne
SAN FRANCISCO
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Domestic Ports

CUFFEYS COVE-Arrived Feb l0-Stmr Green
wood, hence Feb 8.
AsTORIA-Arrived Feb 1O-stmr Columbia,
hence Feb 8.
outside Feb l0-Ger bark Marie Mercedes firm
Antwerp; schr Novelty, hence Jan 81; schr Mag
& Russ from San Pedro.
Pr RI ANGELES-Sailed Feb 9-Br ship Drum
rock, from Tacoma for Queenstown.
FORT BRAGG-ArTiYec FEB 10-Stmr Daisy
Kimball, hence Feb Z
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Foreign Ports
NEWCASTLE. NSW-Saied Feb9-Schr Golden
Shore, for donolu u.
DGNGEN Feb 7-Br shin Stock.
bridge. hence Sept %. for Hull.
DUNKIRK-ATriyed REQ S-Br ship Ahnashie
hence sept 8.
YoKoHAMA-Arrived Feb s-stmr City OF Pc.
King hence Jan Is.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers
NEW YORk-Arrived Feb l0-Stmr RhynIand
from Antwerp
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
STEAMER. DESTINATION SAILS PIER.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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Per state OF Calfornia-AlIen Lewis; Cutter
Mosey; NJ Ehrman & Co; Geo Morrow a 60.
Steinhagen & Co; Everding Co; Dutsrd:
southern California Co: Keystone Milling Co:
r u Hamer; Woif Son; K Stevens q Co: n f
Ink d SEWERS; Marshall Teggart Brorsen: A
Levy Co; Allison Gray Co; Moore Ferguson
Blilens Co: willamette Pulp q Paper Co: Liv-
lngston d. Co; Christy Wise: Grown Paper Co;
riverside Heights g Co; Levi strauss q Co: l.
= Ray; Nj Brandensten Co: FIN Tenny: w L
Cox Co; & S Co: Morgan Oyster Co; hotel
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CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From San Francisco. foot OF Market st. (Slip S)-
$500. $500 100. so 90. IL 200 A. M. <l2: 90
900, 1900, $500 81 100 3 90 and IS 90 p "
From Oakland. foot OF Broadway-*6 90 %7:OO
500. SO 100. 1000 - Il 100 A. NJ. 1900, <l2:3O,
200 $500. 100 and IS 100 P. NJ
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CRANDALL's WINNING WAYS.
John Brown says They Were the Cause
OF His Troubles


John Brown, who needs no introdWc-
ton to the public, was sent to the city Jail
yesterday for thirty days on the charge Of
disordetly conduct, He pleaded guilty.
and then told Judge Glasgow that Officer
Crandall was the cause Of all his troubles.
Brown SAID that until thatC good-looking
officer came on the lower Commercial
street beat he and Mrs. Brown lived Ike
turtle doves. Mrs. Brown. however, could
not resist the winning ways of ths officer,
and consequently Brown played second
fiddle. Brown vas i'll for a few days. and
he SAYS Mrs, Brown and Crandau nsed TO
stand in the hall and whisper, and few
nights ago be was positive that Mrs.
Brown tried to have him so for bucket of
beer so that Cxandall could come in and
make love to her. 81
While Brown was telling his ridiculous
stSry the constable had hard time TO
maintain order. Just as Judge Glasgow
said athirty days" TO Brown, Mrs. Brown,
with bouquet in her hand, came into the
courtroom and whispered to the judge.
Then she walked out and never looked at
Browns no moved his lips as Is he was
saving "dann." IL is rumored that Mrs.
Brown has decided to accept the marriage
nroposal of her Tacoma lover.
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Notwithstanding the strong counter at
traction in the city last night the pavilion
was hacked TO the doors to see Bruins and
Nina and the great Diana in their pleasing
free entertainment The chameleon dance
given by Mile. Diana is species OF Ser
nsntine dance, With strong stereoptieon
commandment Thme are also displayed
the n ( cresses Of prominent men on the
,o@s,antly moving garments Of the dancer.
Nhen the features OF President Cleveland
we're thrown on the dancer rnsgnty ASsss
created il as soon az the face was recog-
ned. Immediately afferward the like
ca.s of ex- President HARRISON VAS thrown
on tns moving robe. and was Erected With
= mighty shout Of approval The operator
w,thdrew the picture. but the demonstra-
ton became go great that be was obliged
90 rlace the ex-presidsnt's picture before
the sudienes again. when they arose IN
,heiv seats aud gave one migaty howl Of
s.t,.faction. Tonight Is the last time this
scene can be witnessed, a. The entire pro-
sr.,nne will be changed tomorrow night
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WILCOX WANTS MORE rrmE.
N which 10 Perfect His Appeal 90 tn.
Suprsfue Court.

N Which 10 Perfect His Appeal to- the
Supreme Court
William A. Wilcox, The convicted slayer
Of old Mrs. Fetting, and the supposed sab
sequent murderer of her son-in-law King
IN Tacoma to shield himself from his evil
eence, made an application to Judge
Hnmes yesterday for further time in
which to perfect his appeal to the supreme
court for a new trial. The motion is
rounded on allegations that his attorneys
reside in Tacoma and his means of COM
munication with them have been poor;
that he was misinformed and believed that
In order 70 perfect his appeal to the SUI
preme court he had only to file a transcripts
ofproceedings; this transcript be now had
10 course OF completion aud would have
nady in few days.
frosecuting Attorney Miller opposed
hsmosion on the round that some six
nsths had elapsed since the man was
nssicted and the defendant had had
smple tune in which to make his appeal.
He asked the court for time in which to
fls counter affidavit. Judge Hnmes
held the motion in allegiance, and gave the
prosecuting attorney five days in which to-
prepare bis counter affidasits.
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KILLED By a FALLING TREE.
we'll Known Logger Meets Death o.
S.yseh's wfekersham Camp.


Hugh Johnston, timber faller. well
known here. was accidentally killed at b.
f. I.ynch's camp near Wiekersham, on the
Lake Shore railroad. yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock. Johnston had worked for Mr.
LYNCH at different times for several years,
and had won the high opinion of his en-
plover and felloS-workmen. He came 90
this cstv about three months ago from
Kaslo. h. C.. where be had been prospect
ine. and then went 10 the logging camp
near wickersham. Mr.. Lynch wired his
foreman last night 10 have the body sent
here. aud viii take charge Of the funeral If
necessary.
Hugh Johnston VAS brother OF Morris
Johnston, one OF the bess-known sporting
men in the Northwest. he vas = large.
noSerfat man, fully six feet tail. and
weighed about zoo pounds. He Was about
ss wears old, of da1k complexion, sni had
bIack hair and eyes. Daring TIE many
wears that he lived on the Sound he made
his home in Fairhaveu. Tacoma, Everett
aud here. His brother Morris Is ~ pres
eat at Portland In poor health A mes
sage was sent him last night concerning
the death OF his brother. bat be has net
vet been heard from
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NEW TRIAL REFUSED.
Holmes' Slim Chance to Escape
the Gallows.
TWO BURGLARS ARE SENTENCED
wu~ox wants More Time 20 Perfect
AppesI-contsmpt of . Re-
cefEer Alleged. g

william Holmes, the coiored miner,
.o,victed of numbering William B. Rus
.~ll n franklin during q drunken brasi
I.aaary Is last, was brought into Judge
uumes' court room yesterday TO hear
IadrscJ. z. Moore's decision on q motion
Ear nes trial, which the Judge had taken
rnders advisemenI Judge Moore re-
visxed the case fully, and finally denied
he motion. o
In his review Judge Moore said that
osing 70 the great importance of the case.
toth % the defendant and society he had
carefully considered the facts. He then
want over each point argued on hearing
t,e motion for a new trial, which lie dis
nosedsof and brushed aside as Cnntenable
grounds on which 20 grant new triaig
One Of the points was misconduct Of the
bailih. In this it appears that the case
xas given TO the jury about or 4S30 D. NJ.
that at $40 .. m. the court instructed the
baiIif to ask the jury If they were likely 20
rraeh 8 verdict soon. that the bai@f
os<ned the door and asked the question
End was answered by q juror; that the
miiifE stood ia the door in plain view of
The court, and was heard 10 Q say.
swell. hurry up" The truth q Of
bis was that after getting an answer
10 his question juror had
oppressed q wish to send a Communication
10 his wife and TO him the bailiI had said,
sWeIi. hurry up" which explained away
The matter TO the satisfaction Of the court.
Judge Moore disposed of all the other
yo.nts in a similar manner. and said the
defendant had had fair trial, uninfiu-
snced by improper considerations, and
that the motion for new trial would be
denied
Holmes attorneys. after taking an ex-
ception to the decision, filed a motion in
arrest Of judment and argued 1t on the
ground that the court was without juris-
dction TO try the cause. and that the facts
stated in the information did not constitute
serlms under the laws ofthe state of Wash-
ington. The alleged want of jurisdiction
vas based on the statute that says shat
nsjudge or majority Of the judges of a
sunty shall empower judge Of another
soahiy to come and sit. After lengthy
rEsnent on this point Judge Moore took
fhsmatter under advisement TO hunt up
Ee law on the subject and will render his
tscision today.
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Chief OF Police Rogers is trying 20 locate
Michael Mulville or Muiyihlll. who came
10 this city three months ago from Idaho
In search Of work Il was Muiville's in
fentlon to 90 TO British Columbus, bat. ac-
cording to letters he wrote 10 his brother
Henry Mulvilie. 30 Fifth street, San
Francisco, he obtained temporary work,
and through the Offices" of John Collins,
the Democratic politician. intended 20 set
tie IN Seattle From that time nothing
has been heard from him. He is described
as 40 years old, feet inches tad and dark
eonple xion. John Collins does not recall
having met Mr.. Mulyilie.
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ceurt. md County oniae..

In the case Of NJ. T.2Farwellaetesl. vs.. N.
A. Cox ct al { J5Tdg &c Osborn signed re-
stratning order against Che defendants.
.. Judge Langley yesterday signed an or
der for discharge OF the ADMINISTRATIVE.
Jennie HAl. formerly Jennie Hasorouck.
In the estate of A-9k. Hasbrouck.
7. r. johnson COMMENCED suit in the
superior court yesterday against Roy 4
Co. and Ernest Berger 20 recoesr $227. %.
an assigned claim OF William Grant for
saving logs. %
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
as follows Alex Nc Aiistsr and Issyisa r.
Henderson. both OF Seattle; Stanley Ma u
kowski; of7Ssattle. and Annie Nowicka, OF
Ballard; John Scott and Julia Bonnser,
bath Of Auburn.
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THE BLoTIER-
caInrNAL DEr4RrnEsr-HUnEs. !,

CRIMINAL Observation-Disclosures. J.
State vs. HarrIgah and Clevelsnd--Burg.
lazy: motion for new trial: denie1s SEN
tenced TO three years.
State VS.. William A. Wncox-Murder
motion for further time in which to file
statement of facts: state given five days
in which to file counter affidavit.
T. r. Johnson VS.. Roy d. Co.-order APP
pointing receiver; signed
Henderson X Tucker va Joseph Fell
Dstanlt and judgment; signed.
CRIMINAL DEPARTMENT.. n. MOORE, ..
State VS. William Hohnes--Murder; mo.
ton for new trial: denied; metion in ar
rest of judgments
& PROBATE DEPARTxrsT-LASeLEY.
Estate OF Stewart J. RECONSIDERATION
for letters OF administration; order fixinq
B time August 3, 1884,: notice OF application
for letters issued.
Estate OF David jones' Decree admitting
Will TO probate.
KQUmY DEPARTaEsr--LxNGLEY. ,.
jill Glenn va Joseph b. Hill--Rspori
of referee. modified: findings of facts
conclusions OF law aud decree; ordered.
w. w. Dearborn ct nj. VS.. Washington
Savings k-0rdeTdirecting con vey ance
of property to A. E. Higgins; signed.
Martin McAndrews VS.. Leonard Curtis
ct aE-0rder confirming sale: signed.
Isaac J. Crabtree W.. Asenath 5. Baum,
ton ct al.-Order confirming sale; signed.
CIVIL DEPARrMKsT--osRoRs. J.
A. NJ. Keefe et al. VI. c. L. Chaffe-Per.
mission 20 Withdraw exhibits. signed.
IL p. futile VS.. Louis X. Mason ct al
Order enjoinfng and restraining defend
ants from disposlne of property; signed.
fl. w. Surber ct al. VS.. Seattle Terminal
Railway and Warehouse CompaRy-Con.
tinued by agreemeft'to September 2s.
Frank I. BIodgettvs. Herman Chaplin
Continued by agreement TO August III.
q. Brodek ct al. vs.. q. w. Furnum ct al.
--MotionOfor new trial; overrnled.
o All How VS.. Jacob Furth ct ai.--Find-
ings of facts, conclusions Of law and jua e
menf signed.
G. NTarnervs. J. Fnrth ct aI.-Order
permitting withdrawal OF statement OF
facts for three days; signed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-24
Good sew.-woonsocket Rubber co

The question settled in favor of Samp-
son rubber boots that they are superior TO
Crack. Anti Crack. or Patented rubber
boots. Our traveller will call in time TO
solicit your order for celebratsi Woon-
socket rubber boots and shoes. Our terms
and discounts guaranteed uniform with
best named by ali rubber companies.
Woonsocket Rubber Company. f.. Eph-
rain. agent, Portland. Or. and San Fran
cisco. Cal. The Northwestern Snoe Com
pany, Seattle, wholesale Woonsocket-