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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
THE ATLANTA EXPOSITION.
GOVERNOR MORTON SENDS MESSAGE TO THE
LEGISLATURE ABOUT IT

Albany April ll.-Governor Morton sent the fol-
lowing special message to the Legislature to-day:
To the Legislature:
The Governor OF Georgia has addressed letters
to the Governors Of the several states ana Ieiri-
tories calling their attention To the cotton states
and international Exposition, when ~ 10 De he q,
at Atlanta Ga. from september u 10 peceinpcr -,
1895 and inviting the States and Territories to make
exhibits OF their resources and products ana 10 soma
liberal representation OF their people me scope OF
this exposition Is neither sectional nor National Dut
is intended to be international a,so having received
the approval OF Congress 10 that end The Govern
ments 81 Argentina. Paraguay, Guatcmala, Nenezue-
Ia Chill Nicaragua. Honduras and Bolivia nave al
ready sgnlfied their intention 10 participate EXhlb-
It's Will be forwarded also from Austro- Hungary,
spondence which has been addressed 10 mo as Cher
Executive OF this State Is transmitted herewith TOT
your Information. ,, . -, =,
herself OF this opportunity for the display OF her
commercial and manufa curing Interests. and al
ready many OF her representative commcrcial ana
space for their exhibits The enterprise has been in
course Of construction for many months past
In view OF the great progress or INDUSTRIAL ana
commercial establishment and activity IN the south
during the last few years, this movement on inc
mart OF her cnierprisng citizens Is one 10 be es-
pecally commented. il is requested that the state
provide officially for representation by cOulinis-
sion with state headquarters at the fair.
| submit the question or provdlng Tor shch rep
rcyeniation to Inc wisdom and discretion Of The
Legislature. suggesting. however. that reasonab.
sum OF money b. appropriated TO cover the cost or
maintaining a headquarters building ana detray the
necessary expenses of such commission, consist
Ing OF men and women, As may seem proper To
a",hnr1n LEVI T. NORTON
In the Senate the message was referred to the
Finance Committee and in the Assembly to the
WAYS and Means Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
FOR TEXTILE SCHOOLS.

Boston April 1.-THE Committee on Education OF
the Iogislat ure to-day voted unanimously TO report
n bin for the establishment OF textile schools in
the cities OF bedford. Fall River. Lowell and
Lawrence. the schools to be under boards of trus-
tees In each city. The State will duplicate any
sum raised by the Board of Trustees I'm any city
or by the city Itself. up 10 $4,000. for the establish.
ment OF the schools.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
THE ILLINOIS. INDIANA AND MICHIGAN

Michigan city Ind. April 1.-THE annual meeting
az the Illinois Indiana and Michigan Railroad. held
here this afternoon. elected Congressman NlIilam
Alden Smith. Thomas Ho1crnn and +. II. J"well,
of Grand Rapids. j. f.. Wyman of New YORK, ana
If u futile. - Boston. directors The road * To
run from the Indiana state lin" TO chicago connect
ING with the Chicago and West Michigan and Lake
Erie and Western The right Of way has been Sc
cured and twelve miles OF track laid between New
I.uffao and Michigan city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
Az ACTRESS SENT TO AN ASYLUK

Chicago. April ll.-Mrs. Grace Jennings. the
actress whose stage name is Grace Vaughn. for-
merry member of Thomas .. Seabrookes ISIS
OF Champagne" company, was adjudged insane to-
day and committed to Elgin She recently pawned
81 600 worth OF jewelry for SIS ard ordered N"O
worth OF fine furniture sent 10 her house. She mas
hcen In asylum before.
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WAR IN OVERLAND RATES THREATENEr

Los Angeles. cal. April 1.-THE acton OF 'he
Southern Pacific Railroad in giving notice OF with
r ,ri,o I'M. sale Of tickets 10 Minnesota points by
way Of FL Paao Kansas City. and Fort Worth, and
also via ogden and Kansas city, may lead To "A
general cutting Of overland passenger rates. The
nctinn is A direct blow at the Mis- iour Kansas ana
Teas. Texas and Pacific and Missouri Pacific from
Pueblo The Santa re shows no disposition To fol
low In me lead of the southern Pacific The Iron
Mountain Road has Withdrawn from the Passenger
kscae iafio
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SOLD To THE BO\DUOIDFHS

Toledo ohio, April ll.-Iieury NJ Blanchard,
spccal master to-day sold the Toledo. Ann Arbor
and North Michigan Railroad to X. G. Martin, for
the bondholders. for S2gODc Martin the only
bidder The sale Is subject to the mortgage held on
the property by the Frankfort and Southeastern
Railroad Company.
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his committee OF this amount $500 Is to be paid
to Charles Stewart Smith for advances made by the
Chamber of Commerce Counsel are TO be paid as
follows: John w Goff 81 80; William A: Suther-
land s. 800: William Travers Jerome, $50: Frank
Moss Is 625: Henry Grasse. $500 The stenographer;
Incien a. Walda will get sl752i for the work of
himself and his assistants
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cryvOp UOyOP UEN Ar PRINCETON.

Princeton. y. j., April IL (SpeciaD.-The faculty
this afternoon announced the senior honor men as
follows: W H. Ward. OF Rochester. y. Y. Latin
s,,u,a,orian. Y u Hatch New-York City, vale
dictorian d. F. Plat of Englewood, \. j., English
Sal In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12

Mr. Niess providing that in New-York Clty PT er,
sons who aid not vote at the last general eiecuo
shall serve az trial jurors until the list Is eN
Mr. Uapin's for laying out a park in New oph
C,itt between Twenty-third and Thrtieth stsr anu
west of Ninth-ave.
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CITY BILLS APPROVED.

Albany April 1.-THE Assembly Cities Commit
tee will report favorably these bills:
A. Il. Conklings. for licensing scamcn's board
ing houses
Mr Wiks's. empowering the Ncw-YOrk Common
Council TO "Lo xow" Ncw-YOrk Ci'y departments.
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The Price OF
G&G$&zB!gY
IS 500

Not listed at higher price with the ex-
recitation of giving discount. Nor at
lower price with the intention OF reducing
its quality, but at a flat. honest, unchange-
able price of 500 to everybody. This Prlce
is guaranteed for the yeat 1898.
Should there be any reduction in price, Tor
any cause, during the year, check VIII ne
sent to every previous purchaser for. the
amount OF the reduction
Many would like TO ride the SPa'd'ng Tor
1895. but their income will not permit.
For those we have the next best Bicycle
built
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AN AMENDMENT TO THE KERN LAW

Albany. April II (SpeciaD-Anothcr object OF Ed
ward Lauterbach's visit here to-day was disclosed
tonight He is reported TO have brought here an
amendment to the Kern Liquor Tax law, lowering
the tax considerably Thus the tax upon beer stores
Is put at $7j under his amendment and the tax
upon general hquor-stOres is put at $500. The sec
tiOn OF the proposed law fOrbidding the location
OF saloon within 20 feet of church is retained
the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12

CENTRAL PACIFIC OFFICERS REFLECTED.
san Francisco. April l-President Isaac l.. Re
qua and all the other officers OF the Central Pa
cinc Railway Company were reelected to-day
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work upon all the rest There i much insanity among
women It is really surprising that there Is not
more The troubles peculiar to their sex work
strongly on the nerves. They drag upon the most
delicate nerves in the body and the inflammation
always present causes facilitating drain that will
enervae the most robust
Or Pierce's Favorite Prescription has brought
comfort and health to thousands of suffering women.
For MANY wears Dr. Pierce has been Chief Consulting
Physician at the Invalids Hotel and Surgical nsti-
tute at Buffalo ~ V He has used the Favorite Pre-
scriptiou all the time with uniform success With
i there is no need Of the commonly insisted upon
distressing examinations and local treatment
Send this notice and ten cents to cover postage ana
Won will receive from the Worlds Dispensary Med.
icaI Association a large book Of 1903 pages, called
"Womau and Her Diseases sealed in plain envelope.
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BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.

Albany. April l1.-Governor Morton has approved
these bills
Chapter 2S2 fixing the annual State canal tax at
one-iifth of a mill
Chapter 2s3. Senator Bradey's bill. providing that
certain uneXpendel balances In Kings County shall
be utilized in furnishing a new arrnory.
Chapter 2S. authorizing the Supreme Court to
lease the premises at No. 209 Fifth-ave., New
York city
Chapter PSI, Assembyman Vacherons bill. amend
ing the Penal Code, making IL a misdcmeanor TO
open and publish private kilograms. letters. etc,
by others than the persons to whom addressed
Chapter 29O, Assembyman Abells, authorizing
Brooklyn raise $4,000 bonds for school purposes.
Chapter POI. authorizing Brooklyn TO put up a
monument the memory OF General II. w. Slo-
cum, at "A cost not to exceed $4,000 and providing
for the Grant Monument pedestal
Chapter 292. Assemblyman Weman's amending
the charter Of Brooklyn relative to the construction
OF buildings.
Chapter 29i providing for sewerage system in
the town OF West Chester. Westchester County.
Chapter 296 providing that the Chief OF the New
York CITY Bureau OF Elections shall certify to the
CITY Controller the names Of the persons entitled
TO CONDENSATION for election services last fall. and
that the Controller shall take such certificates a.
proof. - ,, :, r.,,. H.,
the charter OF Irookly1 relative 10 improve
meEts.
COST OF the LEXOW INVESTIGATION.
Albany, April II (SpeclaD.The cost Of the I.exow
Investigating Committee. exclusive of the printing
OF their report and the evidence taken disclosed
| TO the Senate to-day. Senator Lexow introduced a
bill approprating ss. 10 to pay the expenses OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12

If a Towering plant does
not blossom, there's little
beauty in il. If it is sick
and faded and withered and
lifeless, nobody cares for il.
II falls short of its object in
being. 1t is incomplete -
unfinished.
Times without number
women have been likeped
to howers-and rightly. But
what of her whose physical
condition corresponds with
the blossomless plantf
What of the woman whom
weakness has made not
wholly and wholesomely a
woman? Many things lead
to arrangement of a wo-
mans delicate organism. It
may be due to carelessness.
1t may be due to ignorance
fostcred by mistaken par
ents on the plea of preserv.
ing modesty.
1t may result from inn
proper treatment Of some
minor trouble. Whatever
sickness a woman has. it
seems always to affect the
organs which make her a
woman and these in turn
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child she cried for Castorih
When she became Miss, she chung to CastoriA
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FAVORABLE RE

FAVORABLE REPORT ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Albany. April 1.-THE Senate judiciary Committee
has decided 10 report fivOrably Mr. NlXons c0n'u-
tuional amendment providing for woman sunSage
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PERRY STILL AT LARGE.
SEARCHING FOR THE DESPERATE AND
HIS COMPANIONS NEAR MATTEAwAN.

HOW THE SIX MEN MADE THEIR ESCAPE FROM
TIE AsYLUM-THOUGH CLAD IN CONVICTS'
CARE. THEY MANAGE TO ELUDE PURSUIT
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Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises.
l|Iexican IIDslan9 LiliIIlent

making her srsaf Trip It u said that
the Everett win ian1 a. Seatx.n and Ia
ooxnn on her nzst trip
Bs<k Kass Davenport waa lowed cut
yesterday from Port Bsakeley by the ts,x
Holysske for san Francisco
Bark Cuaun1ssa whsch was thouxht ax
one time TO have been arst In the last big
storm. arrived al Baakeaey yesterday.
The steamships CITY oe Mexico and Far
aison sailed yesterday morning for San
FraEscisco Each had . barge number o<
steerage passengera
Commencing Tuesday. February sth.
the steamer Monticello win leave Sea1rse
~ e. m and Port Angeles at d m
Meals aAd berths q speciality.
The tug SEA- Lion whach has been nm
derEusng REPAIRS at Aforaxis dry dock.
was left On . pf,e yestersay AFTERNOON by
an otxtgotrg tide. She lseeled over to one
side AMI the water corrrnercexd 60 come
In The ssaazner Sarah NJ Rentol came
20 the rescue and pulled her OF the pEle
The tug was t2sen towcxt to the Oregon
Insprovement Cunpany's bunkers. The
DAMAGE was not sufficient 10 prevent her
aAuAAng business
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Irform.s,.r For M.r,,.r.

The branch hydrographsc ONCE, custom
house, Port Townsend Wash, win FUR
pdsaa on application Sns1 information re-
gasviEng the following notices ID mariners.
viz:
Alaska. Cook snset and approach, genrr.
al information.
Argentine Repubssc. Rio de la Plata
Point Ind!o. Chico Bank and Pslrta
Piedras ngfltveSsezs
Argentine Republic Rio de- Ia Plata,
sstrGen wreck eastward OF Csi4rasster.
bank
California. OF Cage Meniocsno. altera-
ton In position Of Blunts Reef whsstasng
buoy
California. st. George reef. snsenoed a.
Iteration in fog signal
England. west coast, BRISTOL channel.
buoy at northwest esoow OF Englas
grounds
Erra1a-Notice TO msriners. No. of 1886,
Florida Key West. re-exfs,batsou OF per-
nanent light
Florida. west coast. Tampa bay and en-
trance, new beacosrx
Florida. west coast. Tampa hay, new
Rights.
Korea. cshcrnEsspho approach. s1nxen
rossx sSassnwespw ssrss of Waite rock
Louisiana. Breton Island sUaslsi. fpapys
between Brrtoa ISLAM; ard Enrol island.
Louisiana. aisss4sssfsa river ezstruzee
southwest pass. new buoys
Maass@ac2sasetsz Nansacxst .s&a-xa, Man
tsssset ha-soor. wreck removed
Massachusetts,. Nantuskzt sound. east
eg1 esss-a-z- tsrsys nguveA
Mississippi, Mississippi sound, ca. is,-
$50 eisasase4. a41sTaESSssAs u pssoyaxeA
New York, Long Island, Garsssners hay,
bury novel
Oregon, CxgnEe river, xse-Saysnx str-
ton esfaoskfses3.
tlsNScEs, Txsaasocx bay entrance. wAsssi-
ias kgoy moved.
Scslsh CareAna, Charleston ha-tor. Hog
Island chaszn<s. t,eoSs discontinued.
Uruguay. Rio De IA Plata. Moxteytdeo
roazss. character Ok xghtyesael
Virginia. Chesapease bay, Rapuahau-
nasS river aTzsroaesa. wreck and buoy re-
moved
West indies. Hs1si cape Haiuen, iixht
exhibited or FscEsses Tsosnt-
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~. - ~; utfnu1s Central. "a -: 81 paul
= Dziuth. -: Kausns Z rexxa pfd., q IS;
Lake Ere 4 West. IS: Do pfd. 7s-A.
Lake Shore. ~ Ia: Lead Trusk. ma:
Losssfe & Nashville. a 81: Louisville
New Albany, 4: MnnhAkfa1 Cunsoss-
dated. -. Memphis & Charleston, 10 bid.
1kichAx4a Central. ~ bIa; Missouri Parfnc.
g IL: Mo6iis q Ohio. Is: Nashville ckaxt.,
= BAD National Cordage, IL: %. ND.
VS. -. J. Central. E -: Norfclk q
West pfd.. Hs-4. Serth Amerfcen Co.
-: Ncvtkern Paciic. 3: do, pa. Is s-s:
u r, Denver 4 Cult, ala: Norskrees-
era. o -: do. pfd-. IL: ~ r. Central,
100; \. =. q New England. 50 H.; on
hsso 4 Western. 1e IS: Oregon rmp<ove-
mene- 10 -; Oregon Nav. Isl orexon
Short Line Z Utah Northern. s.-s. Pa
cine Mail =: Peoria Dec. q Evans. 1.
P1tGburg. LIS: Pullman Palace, ia. Read
m1. 10: Rio Grande Western. H2-S. do.
pfd-. =: Rock Island. s. IL. 81. Paul
9 IS: DO. ped-. III: 81. Paul 4 Omaha.
e 50; do p6d-. ioe: Southern Pacific.
II ~: Sugar Refinery, 81 "a; Tenn. Coal
Z Iron. Ias4: Texas Pacafc, sas: To,.
Z O. Can. pfd. 7si-s; Union Pacific.
W1-f: q. g. Express. q: wabash. ST. 4.
4 Pac. II: %. pfd. IL; Wells Faro
Express. 10: Western Union. ds-<.
Wheekng & l. T.. .: DO, pa. 81 II: MInn.
= - Louis. "a; Dem Z r. G.. III. Gen.
Electric. - rs: Natl Linseed n: eol-
FuAi 4 /, .: do. pfd, rs; II. q Texas
Cent. ill.,: TUa. A. A. q Morn MIR
-; Iol., St Louis q K c.. i: do. MD
% 4 T.. 10 Is; do. pfd. e IS: Tobac-
CO IS; do. ped-. le7.
The total sales Of stocks today were
1s.S1 shares. including American Sugar.
u. 40: Chicago Gas. Is 3ee; Distilllng. 2 500:
General Electric. zoe: National Lead.
Aus; Reading. l,s0o: ST. Paul. 500: South
srn Railroad. 1000: do preferred 2soo.
Unaon Pacifc 1850: western Union aroo
Hopz-Quiet: state, common 20 ohosce
oId. s07c; Pacific coast. old. . l-sa7c: new.
S6lic.
Woo-Quist: domestic neeos ls@ssc:
pulled 1s624c.
PIG iron-Duli; Scotch s1s0so: American
$s1001aE.
Cogper-Steady.
d1ead-S.rong.
T1n-Psate market weak.
q. fee.
Cones--options opened frm at an ad-
yance OF 55lo points. closed barely steady
1T unchanged to points net decline In
cluEng. December $JL353lA4o Spot COT
fee-Raa dull. Ne. Z, Is Is Mild, quiet.
Cordova Is s-zqIs I-2c.
ogsr
6ugzr-Raw. market strong; fair ref1n-
ing SIC; centrifugal. So test. : l-Sc:
sales. none. Refined, firm
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As rnaNcIsco MAakxrs.
sr..dssau. and orasns.

"a Francisco. Feb. a.-Fiofr-- Family
~: saperiins. ssxls.z5.
MEezt--rAe week closes on a dnn and
~ market With no very promising out
haA Shlpping wheat that VIII grade as
~ ] s.andard. 81 f-ac, with choice prod
Z - * q lbs. Parcels suited for mailing
sseS e i-tzee lie walia waiia wheat,
Late for fair average quality. u i-2a
y ~ h.eessssn and 81 lie for damp.
bA<seg--No Improvement. Supply and
esassRd bath OF moderate proportions
seta fair 10 good. 759ss i-sc; choice.
al-sc:: brewing. ssaaac.
oass~There Is fairly good inquiry and
Il safse sssarst seems TO BE developing. Mill
=. a-e i~sGiis: surprise. si.oSS2I.is; fan
Ted, s1sIi.0E: good 10 choice. sseIsi:
- % good. spaaSs: poor TO fair. s. f-2ss
E ~; black. a.,5gi.se; red. sio0i.l II i-2.
tssy. ssi-s19ss lie.
fhar. ssaks. ATS: wheat. centais. s.ioo:
ssssy. eentais. 40: beans. sacks, so: ro-
ssseex sacks. Ibis: onions. sacks. t4i:
sssA. sacks. rs.
fesasoes- Receipts this week have been
1sss nearly s.esa sscks coming 20 hard.
ss:cA quantity 1900 sacks arrived
asa Oregon. Sweets from MERGED stsal
Wsax -gnea figures. Volunteer new pota-
~ u lie per pound: early rose. 500
=, Ever reds. sos32se. hurbankss s53ssc:
~essa hsrhanks. &oasoc. Salinas bur-
- sssasli sweets. sos17sc FOR rivers
" ssEl 30 per Genital for chofes stock.
ses--f'Tiees have hcen dropping AL
- Wsss. and quotations have rzacsaass =
nw point Fancy creamery, sazte.
=. 50 sales az sc; fancy dairy rolls, II f-s0
seoi e ehosee. Isssise: fair. fa5
; - saase lots, i0.l.c: picked rcla Is
- Srksn. iss5asc per pound.
ss'hssA,leRS ere ao.tenszg. We
49, cscboe 20 fancy. sesac: fair 10
-. 's'c' Eastern ordinary TO nae. 10
= sss roaaa.
Closing Quotations.
sfse sse' Mas'
ssy-nasi: Deeenher. Is Is: May. rs.
sTl.s
aess~ s1a
financial.
sss Aars~sssFsn i-s.
AsssCsn seiAasS~aS i-sesaa.
s-~ssSAs, L l,ee: telegraph. ra-.e.
asasaE stocks
= % AsaaA Consolidated. .: ar.seS
$50, e: Res; & HelcAer. *: rsosss
$50 ..ssaasse. -. RaIisoa. =: B.sswe~ coz-
- Is; casedoess. Z. Challenge Goa.
- e; cAelsaT. a. coakssseuee, :.
90 c'szsgesnsa ard Virginia. -;
40 Imperial. l.: Crowa posnt. Is;
49,. ); sseusf s carria. -. Hale a
es-ssss ~ }Gisa. :; Justice. =. ksnsucA
49,. sssSA 4 Lacy washinxsos Ccnsot.
nsa, = Aexscsn. s.: Moao. 5. Moan,
?; osasr. ise; ovsrusan. Is: ye-
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sshe lpual preface markets were mac
~ yesserday and prsces showed no Inn
vcnenf ever tire precesissag day. Re
- we're above the average and greatly
is mcem Ok trade requirements The San
r1sukscO steamer waIia wassn broazxhs
= nspSerafegy large consignment AMI
Srsrai carloads overland were also re-
e1vsd one Of wbzch WINS bananas. Move
- - merchandise lines was good and
1nros hfmk
oruu1ss continue IN liberal supply and
pEfae Choice stock was quoted at Sc
~ 80 per box ard makes a NICE dis
1znr ooailifags wefw quoted AT Sc and
81 ~ box ard co;sa aerahle moved OF
II Apse figures. Sweets were dun and
1nr1 y move even at the low rates pre-
Fztzpe. Apples are In large supply and
~ The range In prices il large, be-
= - I'll gyaSes from IS cents to 40
- hox. Tropical fruits are very snac-
md cranberraes are plentiful and firm
8 aaetataons, II cents per pound. Dried
t413 q aal ksrxAs are coming IN psarsl-
~ and prices are fairly firm.
vssesahaes are numerous and firm al
eaotstioss. Stocks are large and In some
tI1es 70 over supply Native celery Is in
aesahle demand and reasisy brings
taptazsans 50 cents dcze1A Cabbage and
seiety also ses9 well.
8 petrs produce Is Plentiful and with
o. demand choice stock II firmly held
g qacsatiens. Medium grade stock Is
rsek and slow TO move. Cheese shows
% dsange. Ranch eggs are stsa IN large
ntely and prices are very low. The rub
i y fsscss SATURDAY were Il ard Is eensa
y dossn
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STEAMERS.

EVERETT ROCTE-STR- GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 80 a. m. and 80 .. M
Leaves Everett 10 n m and p IA
Sgrday-I.eaves Seattle IL .. n. Leaves
Everett p. m
Fare-slngle trip. &c: round trip. 8 s
Connects with boats for Tacoma ana
Snchemish-
street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA SAyIGATIoS
COMPANY.
Ciaai Troup. Pres T.. ". Goothre. 81.
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ho1xL AKEIvALA
HOTEL BUTLER


w A Collins. city E A Bryan. Pullman
b Shaubut, London r Tans.ass. Farm
N A Craig. ChicagoC W Dorr, Whafcoun
DazyNe. Everett Mrs Dorr, do
Mss Graham, Tao e A WaielauH, Balm
> Levanson. LsouisvtnJ oakland, Spokane
A r Bailey. Gilman ] A Kuhn, PIT Towns
Mrs Bailey. do Al r. Coleman do
l. II Coon, SnchDm r A Balenser, do
= Rroomela Tao s p Flynn, city
d Morgan. Astoraae J r Nesson. do
HOTEL DILLER.
A NcIlsud. vancouv Graden, Maxysv4lIs
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Bank az England discount rate. per
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last weex ruled stronger. % TIE pruspeef
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generally there was . much mere cAesy-