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HOTEL ARRIVALS
HOTEL NORTHERN.

HOTEL NORTHERN.
J.. Bnrkman. city.
w. c. Waite, Minneapolis.
4. A. Robinson. Spokane.
Hon. Robert Beayen. Victoria, 3. c.
Robert Menaugh. Victoria. Il. {.
Z g Moody. Victoria, u. c;
=. ID. Smith. Lowell.
Capt II. Langley. Victoria. y. C.
WarIe-James Combination. New York:
g II. Clark,
Mrs. Clark
u. /. Sackett.
Hiss L. Chapman,
w. T.. Johns,
Mrs. Johns.
Edwin Tanner.
Wilson Tanner.
Ernest q. Warde
w. Walker.
Guy Lindsey.
IT. q. Frox. Minneap polls.
W. ]. M0ulton. Minneapolis.
Lee Roberts, Philadelphia
7. c. Davis. Houuiam.
r. II. Cfoodell. Hcquiam.
]. r. Dutch. Minneapolis.
Mrs. ]. +. Dutch. Minneapolis
T. ". Martin. Tacoma.
T.. n. Jenns. Victoria r. G.
w G Howe san Frs ncisco.
g. Il Couger, san Francisco.
q. II. Smith. Tacoma
Siias II, Jenkins New York
A. u. TAYLOR. Tacoma
r. II. Heath. city.
-. +. Harland. Portland
y. y. Watson. 81. Paul.
J. o. Watson. 81. Paul.
7. u Browne Spokane.
". s Dalmsge, SPOKANE
HOTEL DIII4ER.
Frei Drew. Porf Gamble.
John Doser. Edison
charles s CARPENTER Mount ve-A
Th1uas Jennings. Ta0onaa-
! g. Rowaine. Whafcom.
VIII am Gfimore. E1tsou-
C. ~. Stfekies. Victoria. p. q.
Mrs J. DArrSa- kteretf.
Miss erase R0tsnson. Mount Vernon.
- Z Drake. Tacoma
sidney Drake. Tacp4na-
James Norris. Taocf1sa
p r gferin. SuohoHs4sh.
pr ThCgnns keefe. SuohnuisS.
william n. Taylor North Ben1
HOTEL BUTLER.
r e. Place Spokane.
81 a. Asaenfelter. Spokane.
I4o,as J. Pierce. TacoFla.
II t'fermenfz TafaNmA-
Mira James Williams. TarQma-
" kNl3uUer ant Rlfe- Everett.
o. -. Fisher. Boston. Mass
Joha = Noropg AM wife. I. 5. n.
j ~ Grsnfh. spakane.
~. Fl Nichols. Butte. Mont
Tase- ssprtags,r. =, {, hlsss -.
NJ Fan. Portland.
~ W. Hsl1su. portland
flasufs Levy. Srw York.
Mrs H. ~ Bail. Ia conner
" ] Hanna, - Iosepa. No.
John o. Conner. Portland
~ w Eonae SrraSue-
y II Francis t.oTtLand-
g = HHu %eW YORK
J. +. Bowen. kR-crctt-
A Wa~@1n. Fort IoWnssn1-
Frank T. kaich- tsas>toA. wash
a II. Turtle. Tacoma.
T. s. Nus=5 Fs7~f la-.ts.
Jaf3us Stege1. san k'rzsB~lsco.
Y1asl parFnn San Francisco
w j. NAvvar1s TACOMA,
J & Mcmillan. As45~on-
- Tailsn-s1aTt. T'ae@lrla.
T n sgss-a4f~er~- TaneE2a-
a. u Ggltf0a}. city
w casey fssTfs aTFf9.
u r Davis. C'tYsrlnna't
Ozark Davis Car mail.
7 e. Goldsmith - ESgL
y Eo&eY. Spokane
- c =. T.~xx-sS 49, g..A. Ess<e.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
ana Victoria, at a. m. passengers re-
ceiyed on board at a. mo- April 3. s. g.
il, p and Sc
For Alaska-April 3, 8. IS and q at
a, m.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
puget Sound ports. at a. m. April s. 10.
Is, 70. % and So
Tickets may be obtained at the Office OF
the company at Ocean dock. Seattle.
GOoDALL. PERKINS & CO,
General Agents, San Francisco.
j. F. TROWBRIDGE, Act. p. s. Supt..
Seattle.
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me rev steamer CITY - Boshcn VAS
s-ara~.ssst TSse@tAy zftsraeoa GA Lake
washington ey ths looal tasGecfo~- TIE
steamer - a sierra wheeler an4 Is nsEsa-
soraely &tted ous.
sx-s1-~aAm --~&a "a zs<--x 80 - $50
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland. April 0.-~wheat-vailey. Soc
er GENITAL: WalIa Walla, A51i6c per
hshAi
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Total sales.
The total sales OF stocks today were fss
320 shares, including: American Sugar,
2f,1oo. American Tobacco. 400: Atehison,
500: Burlington. 5000: Chicago Gas p 900:
Distilhng. II 40: General Electric II e00;
New Jersey Central, 1900; North Ameri-
can. 1eeeo: Northern Pacific preferred.
2.an: Reading 3co0; st. Paul, 5000; Silver
Certificates. 2o.o00: Y. s. Leather. i0,0o0.
Hops.
Hops-Steady.
Wool.
Wool-Quiet
Metals
Pig iron-Quiet. Scotch. sfadeds Ameri-
can, sa.50ds12.
Copper-Steady. exchange price. 50 %
Lead-euiets exchange price, E0r51l
$40.
Tin-Steady: Straits. si290.
Coffee.
Coffee--0ptions closed Is points adj
vance for April. and 5ai0 points lower for
other months. Oct. sl4054si4f5; Dec.
sis a51sii. SPOT comee-Rio, quiet: No. 7.
1siac. Mid. quiet.
sugar.
Sugar--Raw. duh. firm: centrifugal. o.
test, : 3-i6c. Refined-Quiet.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP co q
STEA MER WTTTApa

Captain George Roberts,
Leaving Seattle for Alaska April % and
every Is days thereas tier >'
Fer freight ana passenger rates arrfv IN
J. 9. CARROLL Ascent.
chwahach.rss Dock Tai I,
CHAS. e. PEABODY, General Manawsr
Seattle.
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FLY ON THE FLYER.

FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
roor Found trips daily except sunday.
IN one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
HegGlSr daily trips Seattle Tacoma
route as follows.
Taking eject
TUESDAY, NAY Z
TIME CARD.
Leave seatfI@-sssS. his a. m. e.&N Sis
n Leave Tacoma-s.sa - M. Lea, A-sa,
s1A =. m
sunday
Leave Ssaft'e---n A. m fr.aa. 500 p n
y~sas- AAcoI,.a-s.Sa a. m. 2:a " p r-
l-anGirg at Northern Pacific wharf, Ta-
ssSsaa. and Commercial dock. foot OF Mar
Ion street. Seattle
Sundays. excursion rates en- steamer
Fleetwood fare. soc
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london. April is.-Rsr silver. syssi: con-
soIs. 1a4 l5-is. Bank Of England discount
rate. per cent
View York. April fe-The Evening
Posts London cablegram says. The set
rsuzent has been satisfactorily corrlut-
cd There Is = stampede Of brokers for
the Easter holidays ard the stock mar
ksis were quiet, except for Kaffirs. which
were booming. Americans were duh:
AfehIsoa vas sofa on the publication %
reorganization scheme. although IL con-
tains nothing bat what was ALREADY
known. South Americans we're stin fat
and weak The allotment Of India coun-
Gil drafts to-day adversely affected silver
stocks Indications favor a good tone
and active business Ia the stock market
after Easter.
BreadstufYs and Grains
Liverpool April fa-wheat-Sros- quiet
and steady. demand. poor: No. red
winter. Is 81; No red. spring. and Nc
] hard Manitoba, IS I'd: Ne l California
IA lid: futures closed steady. with April
and May unchanged. and other months
I'D hfgAer; business heaviest on early
positions: April May and June, IS SID;
July. ~ sd; August, is I'D: September,
As I9sSd.
Corn-Spot. quiet; American mixed.
rev. Is sd futures. closed quiet. with
June Ia lower. and other months I'M
changed. Business heaviest on early po-
sitions. April, MAY and June, Is z19d;
July IS 81; August. As AID.
Ffour-Firm; demand. moderate; 81.
Louis fancy winter. IS I'd.
Hops--At London, Pacific coast. = los
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n eTrAMnOAT A.sD TRANgpoR-
d - TATIOE COMPANY.
sTEaMER ISLAND BFfIF.
,n.saa CITY deck, foot OF Main street
-. Monday Wednesday and Friday al
"a. FOR Pert Townsend. Anacortes.
sarish. FairhaEen ai1s Wbatcom. going
49, fsoak CO. Agts- Jos. KTSDarYk
~~<sasshone 81 General Manages.
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Pacific NAVIGATION 60.

Tire Cara II fUe~1 oNf- y. tNtf.
c.st4a ard Waafr0ra roate-sfafA OF
49, ssvss-8ars leaves Seattle 9aifv sxeert
s..ssrsgssy At 10 y. m. Seattle ard Ia Can
- FrafrhAven leaves Seattle daily
lL,~e-r.t saturday. AZ 2 = 2. m. Tacoma AMI
ssAs..a. CONTESTANTS ~ Washington leaves
SSs@t+te tuesdays. Thursdays and S&tar-
aags al 40 r.
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ffosuaun. April Io-Sp~csal -I.uu,her
sni,,rrents Is water frufn Gray's harbc-
surtne tha rsonth % Nara Sere as fol-
lows. 81 fees.
E~em Afpl -.---a 81 ~
T-rrut a lfffH1et 20 -
Prom CuSu,UQaats . ..-.-.-...-.---- htt. ssa
Total --..-....*--s -'--.--' -a''' '''
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x.s.s-s.r yssuear- she pagsslatst sheriff ~
800, ,e county, write taxing AAFca -
,,ss1Swerx 10 Wa1lR Masfa, was rc<oest ~
- =. AA->sA 81 A>~ s~><s~ss>ASsa@.A -~<~1sA
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.-ftrw.o-, dock, leaves for Victoria ana
-. T-oursond. daily. except Sunday, at
80 = m. returning. leaves Victoria
m steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Tosgu~erd and way ports daily. exc@p.
1880 a, 7 a m. Sunday. direct az .
r..ggrring direct. leaves Port Town
"a AZ .. m. Telephone 10.
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BANKS.
BANhS.
DEXTER HORTON 4 CO., BANKERS
Incorporated 1851.

Capital ................... 500, 900
kilc sIt1aku
President A Denny
Vice President....w. NJ. Ladd
Manager. II. Latimer
Cashier. r. Van Tuyi
Sight exchange and telegraphic trans
fers on New York, Chicago, ST. Paul. San
Francisco. Portland and various points In
Oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills of exchange on London avail
able elsewhere in Europe.
Collections made at all points on favor
able terms.
Bonds. stocks and other valuabies re-
ceised on deposit for safe keeping.
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STEAMER CRICKET
- ,.sess Seattle. I'D a n. and e.s
fDaliS1 s@sses Everett. 1915 a. N. ard q
p. n r-e~e-Sfngfe trip, 5 cents. round
3 m. Landing AZ Nzff A. HubhesFs
aosk. n~x, Eyer s, dock Seattle Nan
"ofNa =. " HARRINGTON. Master.
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SAN JUAN IsLANps-sTEAMER LY-

SAN JUAN ISLANDS-STEAMER IY-
OLA THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock. foot OF Main street. Monday We'd
nesday and Friday at . a. IA. for Port
Townsend. san Juan Islands and New
Whatcou.
TINE CARD, IN EFFECT MARCH Is.
North Bonnd-Leave Seattle 200 a. m
leave Port Townsend 7:pO a. m. laavs
FRIDAY Iiarbor u.su a. M; leave Roche
Harbor E.Se y. m; arrive New Whatcom
600 D. m.
South Bound-Leave New whatcom An
a m: leave Roche Harbor 900 A. m .
leave Friday Harhor 1000 a. M: leave
Port Townsend 400 p. M: arrive Seattle
9:4o p. m.
j. r. Thompson, managing owner. J. A.
Hatfield. agent. Phone S32
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Steamer Clan Mcdonald will Ne taken
of the ways at Ballard on Friday, and
Will probably alternate with the city OF
Champaign on the Skagit river route.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATrT.r
ROUTE.
s. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MILTSoMAH
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. Arriva
Olympia at. $50 q m Tacoma at. e.u.
Tacoma at. .l0Ss m Seattle at lssaa =,
Seattle at. isn9 p IN Tacoma at ssse n =,
Tacoma at. $50 p IA Olympia at ga !, IN
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Leave. Arriye
Seattle ...... 7:3o m Tacoma 49, s.sn
Tacoma .....l Qs90 IA Olympia -. Loo q n,
Olympia -. 900 p IN Tacoma 49,. s.00 !, =,
Tacoma 5:to y N Seattle $780,. T.so . m
Fare between Seattle and tacoma "a
cents. Landing at Seattle. City dock
foot or Main street.
CITY DOCK Co, Arenta
Capt L. Wiley. Manager. Telephone Sss
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popT ORCHARD AND SIDNEY ROUTE
STEAMER DELTA
vr~tr, Lave sidney daily al 7 A. III an1
rSa = n. Leave Seattle. 80 a IA ant
= r.. calling AZ Charleston, DRY css-eA;
rrsvarrtssl Brick YARD sylvan Grove ard
- ~ Port Orchard, Il n city DOCK,
9oaot 81 Main street..
ID. TRoTTMAS, Master
A HATFIELD. Ags2I
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THE VANCOUVER RouTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
steamer utopla- a; osrien; . master s
- -shsrs Ep IA Mondays ard Thurs
Sax. Tor Port Townsend. Ansrortes. Fair
s.y@r New Whafcom. Blaine and FRI
S-v Warbor. going through TO Vancouver
or THURSDAY trip
~. 20 Blaine "a fare 20 Vancouver 81
Yer further Information apply to Cen
trail wharf.
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.

EVERETT AND sSOHoMIRH ROUTE.
cur RATE TO EVERETT.
sTFAMER MABEL
rs.vNa Central wharf. Tuesdays. Thurs
a.VS aud saturdays AZ a. IN. for Ed
,-onas. Makllteo. Everett. Mary sg!lle.
Yssst Everatt Lowell and Snohorish.
rApT To EVERETT. S9cs ROUND 5c,
III rsSOk4OMIGH 5oc.
~ GRO !. WILEY. Agent.
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II L pafiv Except sunday.
800 seattle n IS a m and 80 p. n.
80. F,,5sreft a a III. ard 2. N.
LGasrdays-Iseaves Seattle ?. IA. Leaves
Lxstse single trip. &c round trip. g. =.
,-la,ss-,s with boats for Tacoma and
sgohse.s,I,sr.sy-colnnan dock. foot Of Marion
stree = ASr TACOMA NAVIGATION
SEA L. COMPANY.
$500, pres r w CooEhue ssy.
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.

Capital stock paid in. ~. .s52s. 900
--s--..-.-.-.-.-s-.-+ $ius,oVp
JACOB r.urtn. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ereSl1ent
r -. eiaer.-...........Nice PRESIDENT
DIRECTORS.
p. c; Neufelder. j. r. Hayden.
S. Erauenthal. Jacob F'urth,
Sigmund Schwabacher.
Correspondence In all the principal cities
In the United States and Europe.
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--..g-yatsons taken at all stations al }
sssh meridian time 6 p. m Pacific
80 GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
Observer In Charge.
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latter was the closing price. Sugar xas
bought IN round amounts bv ire room,
fTaaers and advanced steadily. touching
heSs shortly before the close. reaching !.
10 the fnal dealings. making the gain
on the day Der cent. There was a fairly
sooa purchasing movement on General
Electric Tbs stock made an improve
rnert OF z. DistliIiag advanced = Ter
cent. o. which 4 was lost at the close.
Nortn American WAS dealt IL more largely
'nan usual at 5@as. closing within Il
OF the highest In the fraI dealings
the market was weak and reactions took
place but the closing figures were mostly
nssner fnan yesterdays prices Lake
l,fles "a Leather. preferred. Iis: Con Gas.
Sugar and Tobacco, fc higher.
Trading IN bonds was fairly active and
higner prices were the rule. sales ag-
gregated sl.4ssgo
Government bomds-Farn
State bonds-fnacffye
Railroad bonds-Sfrong.
bid.
Financial
Money on call easy at zGes1 Der cent:
last loan. IA: closed zsz per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. 405iz per cent
steriing exchange-Easser with actual
business IA bankers bills at s. NI.ss
s4sfs for demand. and 81 ssIs7s4 81. for
y days Posted rates, 81 ssykeis4 ssfss and
~a*sasis9y.. Commercial bills, sf.s-ss.
Siiyer certificates. e7Gs7ls.
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DrRECTopS
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle, Wash.

Capital. sloo.oot
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Trade AND SHIPPING.

DAILY BULLETIN.
cezrtIe. Wash, April 10. 1856
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FOR MAYOR
AGES vs.. STARkWEATHER

Noy.r barora in tho history of the
~. Ia +hora ha.n ca little feeling
n3oroI IN mo selected Of the chief
e.,,,,ia..,.c ,,f o,,r c;t. az n the present
80: rlaro..,r, +u-o candidates in the
all potb ora Ranublicans and both
90 s;,t;po aldermen. Mr.. Starkweather
ro,,resant. tho Second ward. willie Mr..
Agen represeuts the Fifth ward in the
council Of Aldermen.
Roth have narformed acts and given
,hair votes as eucb nuhlic officials wor-
tbv of commendation and also of cen
sure A. record makers neither may
Loost or claim 70 he better than the
otbor
M, soor e ,y:,1o.av,tn and thor
.,,.,h S,r,,ori,r mar, a,,or reodv To spend
T.a .,1.,,t f,, tl,a+ which will rebound
20 Su,arior,s glory honor and advance
mont lie has hrougbt lots Of money to
samaritan -. lis talk and influence. has
,,,aJa ea,,o ana in,rrovamants in the
~, no,.. ror,,o tax into the nub,ic
f,nd ana i an enthusiast in the matter
Of domesticatinr the bowling wiIds OF
n ,.,.,,,,t,, ana raLinoall our nres-
-. $50 ,I,,..s t,I,..o,, .. tha rose
- ,,a,a r,oa. ond al
40 # Nc mfs.aLe nnt tavors using our
r,bor;, tho uorl,
&c ,n.l,;r. aid GOOD roads
A. ,o,r aI,o on Oh soldier enlist
;u.in ~ IIaoJ,. n.or for tho ,ro.eryo.
',.,,,,..,. no o,,i,,,
$500, -. L.
...-,i ,.;..-ale ,.;,t
hnnor I,can,ag Ia4oro tho ,oo,Io =.
a.,,,Iidoto g.. ,to,.or Pa,,,,l,,ico,,
and tho pa,rhIiaan no,,inoa
I;.l,,,,au,i.I,o ,.,.,.,,ar,. NJ c.or,.
noo+hor :, uorI 1-n,u.n - oil o,r WOO
Ia H. n t,.a ,La, tu.a,,.a
,,,., ;, IT,, ac a. r,i.,,,,1
,,,,..,L - ,.,,.a1 .oo,i,,,
.,,.,,.,r II 49,. =, I,i..1
a.,
;
1ta. III ai'I. g.,
-,
~ ,.'l''7 ,..;,. ~
pn+tLo' ,,,ITi,. sho,,rT 49, Gov
~, ~, ~ .I,o. occo,,r. An o,ro,.
..,..,,,,,I,.I,.I.,. 49, ,,i.l;
~
~
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Ill, a., ut. IT.,
LoIds of S,tor l,oiro ,,,;,,i.,or Of 10
,,o.,,,I o,1 ,,o.,o of ~ E,,;,oo,I
L,I. l,.,I a.. 60 -,
II,.a.1,,o,,;.,, ua,,,.,I 1t ~ a.
,.;.;l., IN, 49,
,,aLa hi,n . ,,,,,I ,,,ar 40 ,Ioas :,
aaI.o
ua 100 or.,o o,ood ,Io,I or uo,u.,.
!, ,ho citr Las n,,la aaa fna -.
,,r,,,.o,,,o,,t.' -, I'll -.
I,uhIic sn,.ito', :, nj ,,,.,t,ara ,a..,i,,;,
- III. lov.Ion,,ant af ~ -, o,,L
c,rpt, A. G,arl.,.atl,o, :, -, .,a
la aIwavs h.er pannnr,.,n !, ~,
~ ,Ithorol - +,a ,,,asant e. !.
,.,,,,os I,ar,r, ~, c- i;.t. IL;
;rs,,octi,,, n ~.
lo,a,,,,, I.;,,, ,I H. :. :; - -
..l1 , 60. ....llI
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Dan,a,r.,t, l,I,,,a - - -.
pa,,a,n,,;', .,,'i;T... -
..
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ScarlcS. Lorenzo NJ. 2%3 " ith
Scotield, Lewis. 27lw I'd
scott. Charles :. 3l3 " Sd
Stevenson, Henry \. 2~g " 5th
strand. Martin \, 2-s " 9TH
smith, Henry. $50 w eth
SomerVilic, Hugh. @g- w 18th
Schu~tcr. William Sr. 31s " l.
Sherwood. Frank G.. % W 9th
steele, Matthew Il, 233 " 5th
Shryack. Charles, - V 9Th
SchuStcr. Albert \. 31S W lst
Sch"il. William G. 26S " eth
sydney John. Z73 " 81
Strcatur, Oscar W. IS " 9Th
Sa-er~On, Richard. 2iO " I'd
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Frazier, Albert III ID
Friel benjamin, SIC 9th
Foley. William r, PC W 9TH
For>clI, AXcl bet ThomI son and Stinson lati
Frey. Christian F, so W 9TH
Farr, William j, 7l3 Nettleton Ave
Foster Dean, oil I'd
FoSS, John. S0SW Sd
Foltz. Joseph G, 81 W 4lh
Fay, John, 229 " 81
Flahcrty, John W, 2s5 W ID
FIalat, Leo, rs " 18th
Fitzpatrick, William Us W ID
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The TREATY OF PEACE

Between Japan and China Exchanged nc
Japan Relinquishes lta" fung.
nut sDoe. 50 with - rrosiso that suit
able Indemnity shall be- Paid. and. u May
be-. After Term of Years
WASHINGTON. May io.-An Official
dispatch from Toxic. received at the
Japanese legation yesterday afternoon.
states that the Publications OF the
treaty Of peace between Japan N
China were exchanged at Che-Foo on
Wednesday. IL is understood that no
change was made in the text Of the
treaty as originally concluded. but
that taking into account the recon
mendations made by Russia. Germany
and France. the Japanese government
has agreed to the permanent
possession OF the Lao Tung peninsula,
IN condition. however. that the ar
rangements regarding the form and
the terms of the remuneration shall be
reserved for adjustment between it-
self and the government Of China
This latter stipulation is construed
To mean that japan will not surrender
the peninsula until a suitable indem-
nifty shall have been paid. and that il
may even be aprccu DetWeen Japan
and China that the possession of Port
Arthur itself will be retained for a
term of years extending beyond the
date when the indemnity shall have
been paid in full. thus guaranteeing I o
Japan not alone the payment Of the
indemnity itself but also sufficient
time to safeguard itself against any
thing like a war of reprisal.
The treaty of peace itself provides
that Wei-Hai-Nei shall be held until
the first 500, 900. 900 taels and the next
two annual installments OF the in
demnity have been paid. 20 that with
the added guarantee Of the possession
Of Port Arthur. even although only
temporary. the Japanese government
appears TO have taken every possible
precaution for the future.
The facts would thus seem 10 ba ex-
actly as reported in United Press dis
patches from time TO time ever since
the peace negotiations were entered
upon. and effectually dispose Of the
numberless canards sent out 10y Rcu-
ter's agency and Shanghai correspond
ents circulated by the European press