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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25
cnAls AND rnovssIons .


New York. FebfuArs "A Fsieaf Spo1
more active but Weaki Mo- ? rcd. ef3fe and
elevator e1N afip4f fiitf T. 81 Ctt
Corn ~Spof aull and fSxler, IA 7. eie-
Yniof izf.; aneat feiA
pRls spvt n6eieefe1f 10. 2 81 delivered
{ IEsy duil; shlp2isr 81 g0oa g rsoiss y
iildea esnaly: wei yaltsa New Orleans
ea g 70 % ibs' ta9; reka& df2. q q y
Leakher STEADY
Hesf dun lsini,y 1914 extra res 4
3Irlasses dull. New Orleans n1eb keiilel
good 70 a1oIef 4lQM
Cotton seed 80 dali ana rather n6f0inaI
on dp4cnra 81 business III cons &, itnte.
prime crude u bll3 sSQ2f. do. o69e 1tft
~ on erate bblA. e3N 81 fiHf Gft1ea ~
e9 prlmH Summer Yellow e9{les. On a. N
47e. prime summer Hlite va 81
goHee spos kio dgii aud hfAtyi 10.
l.. MID dsli FAd nominal: ceraoYe ~
3ssar- Raw weak; far reanlns ~
? l2-ls centftfaEel, p sei, Jlsa73t stand
vac; cur loaf tpy bas; ernahed Eab SIG
powdered al3al li-lg; cubes sl4U4 i1-lG.
81 Lnufr-
81. Louis. FEBRUARY "A ( Flour IN falt
demand az recent advance
Wheat was sold Nc e1rly by the bear.
re4cted. then rei8pscd. closing 80 below
Yesterday: No. red, ca-a 81.
Corn sgas lower With wheat, closing "a
sc lower; No. mixed, casa and FebfI-
airy ssis.
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Fort Of Galveston. February -
/ -. In Port
's -
ss,esms s Strathaven burden. outeide
, ssss.AAs,saih i'2nita, Afana, outside
1 stN"Nsnlp lMmrefAs, Rrrrowa. pier w
s,ssinsl;p S1n Marcos. Wilder pier a.
s. s,,ss,n-;'sp -, Sleass hoelten, pier ~
essatnship fjirchneld. Norton, pier ~
~ s' s., Ice, Arano. pier
pSs ,s aal sehooners--,
pIs ssiesnsF Edward ", Smith. crames
~
si1Sssies ASget ti2oper, h3nper, pier si.
csteel2s ~ ~ Huttenlck, Hover, pier 5S.
gloohsr danln3 II. Dudley Wall
~,
tSnYNher ~ 4 GREGG. NoEgins, pier n.
- s.,,a,
= y rAiled ana tleArrd for Galveston.
N'.,sg ,lp.oi-
,,e sfi..Sn hlpaieorgate, Smi,h-salled
~ Ayondale, Miller sailed No-
s sslooer ~
elst7letr
Dirk Alice G.. Dlckeriuan. sailed No
Nfdl3fr A.
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k,s,,a 1 Co.'s Circular.

- .a.S "a. February A.-Atwood
|4 >. vi fae days developments
: ~ q N tla.ra ging character. Liv-
81 lesfl bwes, while spots are
X ~ sales OF 600 bales,
s,lssg 4 this market was to
s1z Wy selling az high as
'sss 10 support from New
~ sakened until 7s09 for that
Sd + izgaed. Recent transactions
Il i4.Adatlnn. and such long
Z "a heretofore beon a. menace
aissl ea account OF It's weakness
VI I'D many are now agsres-
J EA9 we're persistent bulls at
y r'sntr than at present pregall.
q z tAe decline of one article on
II pc normal depression or am
az enisir comparison: therefore,
abes;;ssely no identity between
seiion. The one is product
a y cultivation, whereas American
Z z Worldwide staple. supplying
u the cotton Used. It's compat-
f and exelusiyeness was demon
"A ne late civil war. So far as Inc
ogsition applies to values, we
fY9ialng discO1rasing, but there
b ga absence la speculative de-
"a makes the course Of prices
ca siot inquiry.
boy entering period when The
o. the coming crop viii have
fft tuafrah wv -
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GalyesIon 1ex4al ft1f1afT 2f
necolnla this day, 1880; this week, ~,
Nd thla season. $i5i SAM titne last
esaasIi. 1.9u3. 5gi shipments mis- day ~-
ma Week, --- his srAsp1i z.slV.5p. ZANE
ti.ne AIT season, afe47H sales telz day.
-. t,r,A lasf seaAon, l2se9f, tfock fhIt
80 =. iiy5se: same fslne last season. = 800.
u.Lvnsros wuuL AAhKpE
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BANK oLEARINes.

Inc following table, compiled BY Brad
street $, shows the total bank clearings
with the percentage of Increase or de,
G S,.', as comparea with the correspond
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Gaigestcn. Texas, febrnary "a
Receipts this day; Ply G1if, Colorado
md Santa Ff. Ills; international and Great
Sortnern. Isl. tptal, 1905
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resruary a.-The industrial
so' q. Ind the interest of the street
g. 4 them Today. Advioes IRON
Nere % course the cause OK
~ .stu sugar heavy buying
3 -, ,ion reached the street
a lnfornati0" .,ha ,o,,t,
Z srance committee "a ny
a "a favor the refined article py
,.d0 Tie extent Of the
rsi'lisi - ~ o,.orilne To the
BACON warren
&. II the news.
"A ,.,,,,s reversed the course or
% authentic information
"a eqaal'y ,.acea on mo tree
I, Il .eao Nouiu oe -
a sommon stock loss was coca
"A s.suctlon ciirough selling
~ lAs
tfaends-
H. was the weakest ie"eufe u
.,g an very heavy transactions.
ssi''s .,.s,nv,on news was nre-
Eiin N@'i''.s -. 49,.
!. accountable w 'e e'ii'e'
Z NJ details OF the execution
l,a,strv by the senate com
w 'n1 ,..t.t.,
|Fge not ig TURNS. s,.a.,,,vat,,, 1884,.
1sHlar lisi closee '''''0''0S 'o"er
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HOUSTON DAIY Posr SUNDAY MoRNINe rEBRuARY 81 lsp

!. s'e. t dropped II and other nontns
y W. y, sne close being weak to Ii nnde
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y; s qulet for cotton seed oil.
4 nsasy at practically unchanged
1 sesera demand slow with ad-
n ,hs South reporting business
= Ne quote: prime crude. bar
~. ,fsne crude, barrels. 15Izdc;
/ ls:selS 259z7c; butter oil, 35Q
~ enner yellow, 3S1I3ic; or
yeElcx. sssd3sisc; prime summer
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"Hft ~. IT, I-'ttf -Ht--IID FlIrQW
81 s.s e. d long cot.o 'I,Al ~. ~ 2.
Il - part of he rem ~, : p ,'s.l :,
nj s s' sse Ne Ials ps n psess e
{ e sha Ters e y .sa s.,.' wlta M
4 ~. sssshs4 tSttsms s msso , shai
w 'sAsrt lsfel fheEe ia y 7 cent cfnt
e. NJ a IS Ps ss,, o. the market
saa S;sa ggaa hack a ~, LAY and
sSisa 3 fwo weeks 81 ,1s, spags That
w me esia6 sfs's1s \, and q,
market II n es. s a. Interest,".
q ss ser position tha Pp'n I, r. IN a
n1al ~, ','ne past N 'F-
4 LEA al auisg and stsss,
2l tso ''oss de'sined i-isg 4 M, .
= Hssaiiy see sls Pressure s.s Of long
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I0n WeekIy sloek Letter.

ne past week there nag been
" securities offered for sac.
IN AlaSsetiors noted, as sellers were
an z accept the bids made by
= money market Is in the same
q N the past week; p.enty OF
49, s.Aee upon iirst-elass paper.
~ ~ gs'-1 a somewhat uneasy feel
i s y financial circles. owing ID
p4r silver IN London 10 27tsd
Il , ns,es upon record. ana fai;ures
( H, ,ss re. for 10 Europe ana Ind,n
;,r,s IN y the white metal has NM
rM S Nm, erect upon all ct our exnort.
's.,essiltles. cotton n nar,;e pI 1, y !.
III s'a, aas declined nearly a haif
=, arm question is sett,Aa ana
Il, a,i 81. viii be waitinr o ,n'
II Rs Present condition u ~ S rs
y wig Inclination q make x s'I ,a,S
,slns' y y some tail, Of Eotd exnav.
at lie s s,.S art,, ll.:. Of foreign ex-
ls,' wing o ne Imports ts,a n' ,,.,s,.
r.ns seer Of Our a.
AfWood Niolett q "a
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ifuss shin,ne,,f s'.,...,4,.s.......... igg
stuct . ''f'f' ss,- 49,. .,.t... ...... 2,ig
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IoIlTIuN IKrNANur
LIVE srooN.


ct. bouta.
-. Louis. February A.-catue-- Steady
~ better prices. good FED Texas j. ecrs
1000 % 1850 lbs sQo4s 40 fair 10 medium
1890, COWS I,7SN2s76, native butcher
grades .S0uS.75i mediums a.0A5s Is.
Hogs Nominal but steady az Yesterdays
close Top prices $40; bulk b,00Ta rs,
sheep Firm and higher; TeSRs sheep
2,eeila.0t; rmsive wethetS 3S5; good te
choice mixed natives s.i5eTi Qa
Kansas city.
Kansas City. tcbrCatA ~ -Cattie--Nfaf-
ket steady. Texas steers 259liS. 40: shipping
steers ? 59n4 90; Texas and n1tiVe COWS
AaiS IL: stockers ami feeders aSOn3.45;
baille y0fi9 q5
fiogs--Wealy TO 100 lower; bulk s.:
heavy, packers and MIXED 4f5fs 90. ilght
workers. and pigs 4 scat s.
Sheep steady.
New York Money.
New York February 81 Money on cali,
easy; per cent: prime mercantile paper
3H5'5; silver certificates Bslsdc1is
St. Louis
st. Louis. February wool--Iiittlc do
ing, with no change In prices
Uursr0S CATTLE Aseksr
Houston Texas Fch ~
i,ope,sed daily BY J, NJ. Frost live stock commits.
sion merchant
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MARINn INrnLLIenNon.

Port Of Galveston. February n.
In Port
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-27

James Jackson amt John Anderson. who
were locked up by SoFgt- Willard night be-
fore last as suspicious characters. were
released yesterday morning.
The Third Ward Republican Club will
meet tomorrow evening SO ) o'clock az
Brewers ball. McCiaire street. Members
of the executive and finance committees
are asked 20 meet at 7.i5. II. L. Sixer,
president.
The Free Me,hoiisIs all hold camp
meeting az the corner Of Railroad avenue
snd do.hrook street, Ballard. beginning
August 1, Sith services at 1919 a. M. 2 -
and D. m, over which Rev. {. +. Me
Reynolds Nill preside.
The Fremont hose company did a good
piece OF work "Wednesday night In saving
. car load Of shingles from being destroyed
~ FIRE. TIE car belonged TO tha Lake
Shore road and VAS standing al the corner
Of Lake avenue and tarvls street. The
damage gil not eKcsed SO.
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80 -. - 4. ~ lF..<h ~xnlains
4. - !. e. - ~ s.viax
=. - - ..--.-.s-s a. sAs6far me
-. = -. 80. - rrv~r wsn4 near
49, ~ - hasEs - Mr. nryen seet
a.-s~s "A n.,s.#..f shera as ~ alAoF
-. -
-. -. -. =. o. f.ss...f st.rx
- .....s- i -. -
~ -.
ues essNes srsa#s ID ens fsfla 81 80
asses a14as. MesN eeeN w.
asa aaNs - ahes as waa aA
- 80 49, - ..sss $50 nrs $3.50
-. 49,. 49, f4#e..t4fs -
49,. E - ts.a.ss. -
-. 49,
HsE e. - 80 So
~ -,
-. -
-
- . go 81 ...ssss ..saaus #as
ssa em 81 sas 49,
emaa.a taeA aIm sA r@ go
- - 80. s-... 49,
-. -. - =. -. i - 49, -.
- -. -
- -. -. -. -.
- =. 4. - -. -
- 49,. - - - 60
..,
.-.
her ! eafsie heAth 80 -. = - 80
-. -. -, -. = 80 r..rs
-. .'',s'..... - an. Srnft. Cor 81 a.
~ g., ~ 1.vsr had then. l weut 10
tie 8gldstsin hat store once 10 get
Heaih's hat but did not have
draft. Wren the man comes mp 10
see me 1h no, -, 4la.,s .r..n
.s,1 so' MT ~. .aiisd Co. ,heua in his de,,r.
INN ard whfstlea downstairs about il.
The landlord said they we're not good for
him, and said no more aboutit. As for
giving him cream, all l did was TO NIX
some cream with mix
"Did you write 20 Heath's sister telling
her that the Odd Fellows were mufderers
and that DR.. Sweeney was qaack
"IWrote that the Odd Fellows were not
treating Heath right" said Young, and
that believed Sweeney was qnack. l
thought he Was.
Did you write { o Heath's firm about
taking his place r.
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William Tyler. colored. charged with
criminal assault upon a 13-year-old girl,
Was taken from Jail st Carlisle. Ky,
Wednesday night and hanged by mob.
Charles Wilson. colored, was executed
at ST. Louis Thursday for the murder of
Joseph Hodges, November s. 1892, in a
quarrel over = woman with whom both
were enamored.
Wallace Bart. a half-breed Indian. was
hanged at Doyieslown. Pa. Thursday for
the murder Of Mr.. and Mrs Samuel l..
Rightly. aged respectively s. and SO Sep
tember a. lS3. After numbering the
couple Burt fired their house
In a fight Wednesday night between
white and eolorsd miners at Linton. Ind.
one white man waS killed. The while
miners propose To drive the negroes away.
or else eKterminate them. The teiephone
aud telegraph wires have been cut.
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WISCONSIN Republicans.

MILWAUKEE, July 26.-The Republican
state convention today made these nomi-
nations: Governor, Maj. William III. Up
ham, lieutenant governor. Judge Emil
Baensch; secretary of state, Col. Henry
Casson, of Veroqua; treasurer, Sewell A.
Peterson, of Barron; attorney general, w.
III. Mlrea. of Marathon: superintendent
of pablic instruction. j. q. Emery, of
Dane: railroad commissioner, Duncan J.
Mckenzie, of Buffalo; insurance commits
sioner. w. A. Frick, of Milwaukee; chair
man state central committee, III. C.
ThoPne. of Dane
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Turner. vo,. to Exclude women.

Denver. July 26-In the Turnerbund
convention today the committee on con-
stitusion and platform reported in favor
of the admission of women aud advocated
plank against infringement OF liberty of
the press. free speech or the right of assem-
blage. Hugo Muench presented minor
ity report in opposition to the admission
of women and Affirming the right of men,
bers TO their own individual opinions, re-
CARELESS of the declaration of the princi-
pies of the order After an animated dis
cuseion the minority report was adopted
tsy a vote of 2lO to 1888
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s---s 80. AZ eassrsress


"a. - gs.ss Ft.ss.aa.s fas
-. ~. !. -, 81 maasaseF So
-. .-'.un' o. arrst ~ ths NsatsHs
-. -. IA o. asaes seH aa
49,. -. A. -, tls faana aaass Ha -
-. - -. g a.. ana = rrsi .l.aafF Al
,,..,-.f. -, M n - sttsatea - steaf
$500 "a v o aEv nee eanrsa an -
NJ n AVA yesterday feeF wsss
- 20 q paper sdlie1 ~ 49,
- 80 n "a Seattle. Aus 49, tsrsts
/. hixhIx inss fscomA a. tts marulax
sh..,v ~ 80 r ammsr. "a IaeoaaA. sase
sxen. ~, her. resting lsctars ca pa zee
oont..t Nth eAFths ans, Hn4 in the
Tacoma A +, VS. a prlEs pronunciation
L. af c.mpsy City LibrArian Taylor. 81
sun@rIntsnf d. In which . laEge nEn-
fin.S tha az r anticipated.
whieh !. Pc en- FairhAnk yesterday Out
xerv sl.hor.,1 orc ses for next Tuesday,
.ion Evsrv Dc milton DAY. which vii De
vr-i,,s., - an, teginning with n process
day. II on no - = : y teAaer mas oeeu '
.,5 ~. vonn other.
80. 4, ,n;. = Christian Eniessor day.
irs ,rogr,ro, = Vsnple Of the various soci-
"a. - have prepared the follow
W. T. Fleeno
10.I5 a. M votional exercises by Rev.
1870 a. d Report Of State Secretary
Brought Us. ?. seattle.
1915 a. M What the Year Has
Mr.. Maxim, II q - Munday Seattle.
II a. m.-Co "Etoating Society Work,
Mr.. Beebe, nc ma
Miss stevens Or mittee conference, led by
Miss Lille ac0ma: lookout committee,
meeting com iacoma; social committee.
coma; Sundd IN. White, Seattle; prayer
Wheel err, Tao nittee, Mr.. Mcdonald, Ia
Rev. Thong b school committee, Prof.
giving Rev. oma; missionary committee,
l2:30-Adjd boa. Tacoma; proportionate
7:30 D. N ajor. Seattle.
Rev. Clark ara till 7.30.
yention of '95 Address, Temperance, !"
ton meeting, avis, Seattle; address. econ
Seattle. j. II. Hartman; consecra-
SneciaI arrt led by DIR. w. L. Ludlow,
E,v;nr ,,r..;l n -aments have been made
On Snna.v nF steamer by Henry c.
tauona nm, ems OF the local union.
es,. sar,,oc I ~. A. ]. Hanson, Chau-
Tba ca,rn. H. breaches the baccaIaur-
CREASED hv he morning.
Abrams ave had their number in
of dovo, ~ - arrival of Mrs. Robert
taken the "a b lily. also by delegation
SavaraI ns,, b Weewyk circle, who have
their diDlon euier cottage ior 'he SEASON.
Tuesday. ID pc Oh TINS circle VIII take
family, Mr.. ~ III the Grass OF ~ next
family, Mrs ana mrs. =. a, smith ana
were over IL, end Mrs. j. Ii. Elder and
Today at 8 =. ID; bur"eh anu iamiiy
round table days outing yesterday.
will be taken p "a. VIII occur the Iourth
Alison will "hIcn Next Tear WORK
the Coast his o. IN sne eNenihg heF. Ut.
History of q &c yer ior me hrst time on
Mexico" Ncsure eh.lleo a 900 i ears
wi and Religious Liberty in
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The troubie with the hotel runners
about licenses wss satisfactorily settled
Yesterday when John Handy, Of the Grand
Central. J. +. Stanford. OF the Occidental.
and Nicholas Davis paid for licenses.
Upon apoi0gizing in the Police court for
their negiscs and on motion OF the city
attorney the cases we're dismissed. Harry
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The Rock island Railroad War.

NORTH ENID. O. T., July 26.-Capt. J. o.
Msckey. in command of the troops guard
ing the property Of the Rock island near
here, has issued card IN answer to the
charges made by the citizens of South
Enid lie denies the allegation. and has
made a statement to the secretary of war
stating that the arrests were made by the
United states marshals and not by the
tPe.Ns,a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-27

London Gl9he July re.
lie is astonishing 10 md that there IL. as
yet, no memorial Of john Keats upon En-
gilsh ground and that the bust which is
70 be unveiled IN the parish church Of
Hampstead on July ls has been executed
by al American sculptor. aud Is 10 be pre-
scented by Americans 10 the English peo-
pie Well might Keats have directed that
there should he inscribed upon IA. tomh.
Here lies one whose name Was writ in
water" for hIs own c0untrvnlen never
seem 81 have recognized bow great luster
ais genius shea upon the English name.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-27

DO not II =
tomorrow.
meats are = >" 'io' 'i'e fht'"i <ha1ket
thing you Ct W vi eoil you that
how far Iot luxury, but the cheapest
meat until ~ "'e On. gu nave no ioea
In regard ''ee MONEY VII ko IN Ouylhg
to call your a. az A'iu inspect our prices.
firm has refrigerator meats, we wish
beeyes, viii e"''oii W '"e iact 'hat our
orr rasriga refrigerator capacity of 30
,ar.sts 90 ch Is continually kept full.
directly frt ST - AZ 0eataie anu our III
market and =" SeA'ae' our oesi Is put
name Of the ." 'ne 'e'sissfa1of INTO the
sn15csaot !, not shipped here in cars The
and 6,st-c Old reliable Fulton Market Is
.nri,g CHIC Guarantee quality of goods
ea,,,s car las service. We will sell
49, ems TOMORROW at % to IS cents
Fulton Market, Hinckley
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-27

Ayers Hair Visor has no eqaal, in merit
aud efficiency, as a hair dressing and for
the prevention Of badness II erAaiestes
dandEuft. keeps the SCALP moist. clean and
healthy. Ani gives vitality and color 10
weak. faded and gray hair. The most
popular of toilet articles
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ANGLING
FOR THE TEACHERS.
superintendI
They

The quest 90 barnard stu Hopes
tional Eiuca ee' IN 9eh'"e'
is still not II oh oi "here tue next Ma
.aid that ua nunal Association will meet
nlpm Seattl1 ally decided, but though it is
nar Snneri aver has about captured the
a hard fght may yet claim the honor from
not vet eivey Htendent +. j. Barnard made
maating Tor or Seattle and, in fact, he has
10 II + WI up hope of securing the mex
O Julv 10 his city. In a personal letter
IN the sound itney, under date OF Medina,
panl and seJ ie states that before returning
ono. of thu be will visit Chicago and ST.
curs for Sad ID he cannot enlist the nflu-
=. ,ha ,.,t al way officials and thus Sc
al .,;,,ha tie the honor of being selected
deayor nson Meeting place. lie says:
in San Frand 'e hopes. The Christian En-
the railway vail hold their convention
eeutive con| isco in 1895, and very likely
name Seattld people will try to get the ex-
to the Coast IN tee of the ASSOCIATION 10
ut once one \ 1t would influence travel
Puget sound having the two conventions
prof Ran s. California and the other on
uTt will be home by August
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EaJoy utce spring chicken dinner for
SUNDAY. % 10 = cents apiece tomorrow AZ
the fulton market. Hlncksey block.
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Or. Frank Brooks. speciality psralvss,
al nervous diseases Ogles, Gottssela
clock
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Sunday Train ia sBoqaaimts
Leaves Seattle as 80 A. m; returns at G
n N
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MesoSisy makes sAadleA IioCommerSlAl
street
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: IN, i0c per can, or Il cans for
ans Grocery ComnanY.
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tOfU ultff :.
Chiloerg,
They srs g a. men are making Hotel
,,a,fo,s Tacoma, their headquarters.
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Arizona republican., 1894-01-20
LIVING OCEAN LANTERNS.
How the Deep Sea Is Lighted by Its
Finny Inhabitants.

How the Deep Sea Is Lighted by Its
Finny Inhabitants.
Away down in the dark depths of
the ocean there are living lanterns that
are borne about to light up the dark
ness. A queer fish, called the mid
shipmite," carries the brightest and
most striking of all these sea torches.
Along its back, under it, and at the
base Gifts fins there are small disks that
glow with a phosphoresc ent light like
rows of shining buttons on the young
middy's uniform. In this way it gets
its name ''midshipmite,' by which
young sailors in the navy are often
called
These disks, says the New York
Press, are exactly like small bulIs-eye
lanterns, with regular lenses and refec-
tors. The lenses gather the rays and
the refectors throw them out again.
There is a layer of phosphorescent cells
between the two, and the entire effect
is as perfect as if made by some skill
full optician.
The fish is so constructed that when
it is frightened by some devouring sea
monster it can close its lenses and hide
itself in the darkness. 1t can turn its
lantern off and on at will, and then it
is always filled" and ready when
wanted.
Another marine animal has lumin-
GUS bulb that hangs from it's chin
and thus throws the light before
it to warn it of the approach of
enemies. Still another upholds a big
light from the extremity of the dorsal
fin. Others again have constant sup
plies of a luminous oil that runs down
their sides from the fins, making a
bright and constant light all around.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-20
FINANCE NOIcS.

THE coinage of gold il the Philadel-
phia mint during October was greater
than for any month since the mint was
established
A ST. LOUIS dispatch says that the
financial agent of the Cherokee nation
has CLOSED deal whereby an English,
syndicate takes the 100000 Cherokee
strip bonds at par and accrued inter
est''
The treasury department has ordered
the superintendent of the mint at San
Francisco and New Orleans to resume
the coinage, suspended some time ago,
of standard silver dollars, for the pur-
pose of utilizing the seigniorage.
COINAGE executed at the several
mints of the United States for the
month of October aggregated 1852, 14O
pieces, of the value of S1O,O03, 900, as
follows: Gold pieces, ,14O, 140-value,
$9,504, SEQ; silver pieces, 1882, 0OO-
value, S419, 200; minor coin, 4,S1O, 600
value, $50, 100.
DURING the worlds fair period the
railways, suburban trains not included,
carried 9,916,295 passengers. The
suburban trains collected 243S5, 643
fares and the local street railway sys-
TEN transported the enormous number
Of 215,750,1z3 passengers! The grand
total is 249,O52, Ill.
IT is declared upon authority that
more than $4,000 900 worth of property
has been destroyed in single year by
the manning of stock or cattle through
cruelty while in transit at sea. This
is an enormous percentage of a total
of SIC, 100000 shipped to represent loss
through abuse and Chicago
Inter Ocean.