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New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
4 sUCcESsFUL RAID oy NoOvsHTyERS

Central City. W. Va, Oct. 19-For severa months
a number Of moonshine stills have been In operation
m Greenbrier River in Monroe County, and all
efforts to capture the Illicit distillers proved futile
Nd to las: night. Yesterday Deputy United States
Marshal NJ B Vinson and posse made a rald on
he camp al midnight and captured j. A. Poole.
Tom" Chrewster James Qulnlan ana Harry Tor Tor
thickets Several hundred gallons Of pomace and
brandy were found The capture, OF these men IS
considered the most important MADE IN years.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
GOLF SCORES IN PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia Oct. 10 (spec.aD.-The second day
of the Philadeiphis Country Clubs annual tourna-
men, to-day was much better attended than yester-
day and interest shown in the play by
the local golfers. The clubhouse porches were
confined TO scratch singles and foursomes. This
singles were first started. Madeira and Allen tak-
follow First round-Madeira defeated Allen L. Bid
die won from Shaw. Mnchead won from w. Biddle
end Fowle defeated Newood. Second round
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
TO SEND THE MAINE TO PORTLAND.

Augusta Ne, Oct. 19.-In response 10 recent
communication, addressed by Governor Cleaves to
the Navy Department relative 10 the presentation
OF christening gift provided b. the Legislature TO
the armored cruiser Maine. Secretary Herbert has
sent the Governor reply. in which he says that
the Department vii. be pleased to send the Maine
10 Portland to receive the gift az soon as prac-
tcabe after she has reported ready for service
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20

Chxton won from Madeira by default sssornhea1 az u,h II
B!ddle over Fowle Barry beat Coke. MOI S 1arrr
defeated L. Biddle On Monday Claxton ana Safry rn
and l.. Biddle and Moorehead will nghnsou ngnh, ~ u'' and
the prizes. Foursome matches-Hut p'Sdis anJ
Carpenter beat Shaw and Allen. DR. n'o1is nnu
and J.. BIdde beat Fowler and Griscom. larry
and Newhall, a bye. The semi-nna's anu ''''
will be played tomorrow and TUESDAY
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20

charged with mlsdemeanor FOR violating the state
Hudson River State Hospital. was arrested to-day
law fixing the hours Of labor on State contract work
at eight hours with compensation at the rates pre-
vailing in the locality where the work is performed.
McFarren was arraigned before Recorder Odell and
pleaded not guilty. His examination was deferred
Until Tuesday next The Carpenters Union Of this
city produced witnesses who swore that McFarren
had paid them s. 80 for ten hours work. The pre-
vang rate In Poughkeepse is 81 80 for eight hours
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20

The president Miss Nina Rowland. has also
offered prize for the men, to be under the
same conditions except that the eigheenhole course
must be used. but no scores for 1t have been yet
recorded.
most interesting bit OF news to golfers. and
especially 10 the women who play the game. was
announced yesterday the Morris County Club.
A Scotchman. whose name was not given, has pre-
sented $1,000 silver cup TO the United States Gof
Association, TO be contested for next year as the
trophy for womens championship OF the United
States. The game Will be played on the links OF
the Morris County Club A women's championship
has been talked Of among the different; clubs for
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20

FOR TWO LADTES.-Large. sunny heat
ed room: private American family; re-
fined service and tables: references. 40
pa arL,ve near 51fh-st
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
~ IJroOya ENBEZZLFR SENTENCED.

Hollidaysburg Penn. oct. is.-Davis B. swayne.
nromineat Blair County citizen and real estate
agent OF Altoona was convicted this morning OF
embezzlement and sentenced to years imprison-
ment In the Western Pententlary. The verdict
created a great sensation here as II was generally
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
ARREsr or A STATE COyrRA CToR.

Poughkeepsie. n. Y. Oct. 1s.-James McFarren. an
Albany contractor. who has the contract for the
erection Of several buildings for the State at the
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20

AT 7OTH-sT. WEST. near Park and l.
station. -Wei-furnished rooms; iiperaI
tab.c. well served; In refined private house
highest references given and required. N
G. NJ. 1,242 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20

LARGE and SMALL rooms. with or with
out board. also table board. 2O2 West
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20

AT BRANCH OFFICES
Advertisements received at regular office
rates until p. m. viz:
"a Sth-ave., =. Q. cor. OF 23d-s
1872 8th-nve.. cor. I2th-st.
1872 Columbus-ave., near West 6sth-st.
los West 42d-st.. near 6th-ave.
20 West l4th-st. near 5th-ave.
257 West 42d-st. bet. eth and sth aves
I67 4th-ave.. cor. l5'h-st.
$50 East 4Ith-st.. corner 3d-ave.
243 West 125th-st.
% East 42d-st, near Madson-ave.
800 Broadway above 49th-st.
/ 70s lnt-ave., near SSth-st.
$50 3d-ave.
76O dave. near F7th-st.
Bal 3d-ave.. near 37th-st.
SO Avenue a. bet Sd and &th SITS.
II Canal-st. and 1871 Dvision-st
325 Blsecher-st.. near Christopher-st.
BROOKLYN OFFICES.
397 Fulton-st. i.IS2 Myrtle-ave.. 63
Court-st., sos De Kslb-ave.. 1877 Fulton
St. near Bedford ave.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20

NICELY furnished large and small room:
also parlor floor suitable for doctor: all
conveniences: excellent board. moderate.
I O29 park-ays near Bth-ft.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20

J. B Upham. ". J. Caesar. John Reid and r. l..
Cuthbert entered, but withdrew
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
ROARD WANTED.


A YOUNG MAN OF refinemen. "a gentle
man college bred ard with church CON
nections). and occupying very respenslo.e
posltion In large business es'abll lsnmrh,'
would like to live In some priSa'" N".r,.
can family where there Is re'lhe'nenI n,rn.,sh ~,
homo NE would pay wen ana lu,nasn ,na,
highest references; might even be satisiieu
with pleasant room; upper part OF cIl.
preferred boarding houses and families .9'
strictly American please don answer. M NJ
dress. with full particulars, +. c. H. l']@'
Broadway. --
By YOUNG MAN and mother; ballroom
ard sunny larger room with board; De-
tween Iexington-ave. and broadway. I'th
and lOth SITS. must be reasonable. Az
VERTISER. 81 East 4tth-st. ----
BOARD WANTED.-Par payment in In
s,r,,ctlon in English studies. history, lit
erature. by lady. TEACHER. l.242 Bway.
VOTING MAN desires board and home com
forts with private family; state partcu-
lars. ]. +. H.. Tribune Office. -
YOUNG MAN desires clean. neat room
and board; private American family; So
to $40. A. x. 80 Eas, 42d-s,.
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown Office.
1922 Broadway. "a door north o. 5iS'-S''
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until O'Clock 2. m.
AT BRANCH OFFICES
Advertisements received at regular office
rates until p. M, viz:
254 shave, 8. e. cor. Of 23d-st.
1872 6th-ave., cor. 12th-st.
1872 COlumbus-ave.. near West 6stn-s'
lO8 West 42d-st.. near 8th-aye.
20 West lith-st., near 5th-ave.
2JI West 42d-st, bet. 7th and s'h eves
i07 4th-aye., cor. l4th-st
$50 East 47th-st.. corner 3d-ave.
243 West 125th-st.
% East 42d-st.. near Madison-avs.
I 62O Broadway. above 43th-st.
.7Os lst-ave.. near s9th-s..
$50 3d-ave
T60 3d-ave. near 4Tth-st.
554 sd-ave.. near 31th-st.
SO Avenue A, bet. Sd and 4th sts.
II Canal-st., and 1871 Division-st.
1925 Bleecker-st.. near Christopher-st
HARLEM OFFICES.
1bs East 125th-st.
243 West l2Sth-st.
320 West l45th-st
Up 70 p. m. at regular ONCE rates
BROOKLYN OFFICES.
BOT Fulton-st.. 1852 Myrtle-ave.. 83
Court-st sos De Kalb-ave.. l.l97 Fulton
St, near Bedford-ave.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20

UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS.
~~~~~N~~~~N~~NN~N ~N~~NN~~ININ~NN~~Sos~
To Let.
THE MADISON, % Madison ave. opposite
Square Apartments unfurnishsd or
furnished. en- suite and single: restau-
rant.
AZ MORTON ST. .--Handsomest. new. ele-
gantly decorated fat house in 9TH Ward.
portico stoop hot and cold water. range
private baths and closets; no children. open
Sundays. $50 to S25.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
FLATS TO LET-Unfurnishe ed.

FLATS TO LET-Unfurnished.
bTH-AVE. NO. l04S lcOrner aGth-stD.--
Elegant apartments. fscing Park; s65 10
elOO FRED. STONE. 80 Broadway.
57TH-ST., eli EAST.-Sevsn rooms and
baths: modern Improvements: rents SIS.
$40 Inquire of Janitor
soD-ST 3 AND 3 WEST.-Enght rooms
and bath: elevator: house and location
first-class.
Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN FLATS TO LET'S minutes
from the Bridge: elegant q and rooms.
apartments steam heated: carpeted; jani-
tor service: every improvement. price. S22
Call on LOUIS SCHNEIDER. ISL DeKalb-
ave Brooklyn. Moving expenses all paid
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
EuRNIsHED HOUsEs-To Let.

onNNoNo>o>>~~~oyo~ ~oyo~-~~N.~~.~NN~NN~o
PRIVATE HOUSE near ct. George. Staten
Island. IL rooms: buffers pantry. store
closet, wash room. closet on hoors, bath
room, Baltimor. heater. furnace anc open
crates; cemented cellar. sanitary plumbing.
everything in perfect order Possession
Nov. LIST. on lease: furnished 1920. un-
furnished, 81. 100. For permit. etc. apply
to +. 4. MARLEY. stationer. $50 Broad
way.
TO LET.-An elegantly furnished three
story and extension modern II. $. house;
upper West Side. neve- rented before:
china. etc. possession Nov. lst 70. @ mos.
Address FIRST TIME Tribune Of.ce.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

voyouoooo.oo.oooo~.o~ ~~~~~Y~~~o.~~.~~N~N~
AT COST TO-DAY: 1000 printed linen
notch eads. 81 q: 1000. 81: cash with
order d. A. HUEBSCH & co. We print
everything 81 Rose-st
A.-A.-FOR PILES. use Mitchelrs Vet
eran Salve; for sale at 6s Pike-st. y. Y.
City. @. w MITCHELL. proprietor.
ALLIGATOR BAGS. dress trunks. dress
suit cases. carry alls. steamer trunks tel
escopes pocketbOoks, music rolls, lowest
prices In New-York; direct from manu-
facturer. CHARLES SCHWARTZ, Old
Established House. 81 Fourth-ave.. near
9th-st.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR and facial blemish-
es destroyed by electric needle; no pain.
scars OF Injury; book and consultation
free; sittings, 81. n. Y. ELECTKOLYSlS
CO.. 81 East 23dst.. y. Y.
THE LARGEST private collection Of
curi)sl In this country: twenty years
collecting; objects for sale come and see.
G. b., IL Oakwood ave. Orange. y. ].
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
FURIsHED HOUSE WANTED

WANTED at once by responsible party.
furnished fiat or house owned by indi-
vidual; not willing 10 pay high rent To
spectators in the business; private apart.
rnents preferred by some one willing 20 let
ch, ap for winter. Apply at 800 West 42d-
st., c. A. M0INNIS.
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown Once,
I.c42 Broadway 2d door north of 5lst-st.
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until . O'Clock D. m.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20

nth ST. 10 EAST adjoining Union
Square. Small American private fam
lily, having handsome second floor. will let.
with board. to small family or gentlemen
aeaLina comfortable home
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20

) EAST lST-ST.--DOuble and single
rooms for gentlemen: particular attcn-
tiop ciifeiuS
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20

4 WEST 1TH-ST.-Handsomely furnished
second floor ROOM southern exposure. su-
perior cuisine. table guests; references ex-
oh UfJ
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20

"A WEST 5iST- Floor. on suite or
s.parately: Handsomely furnished: also
hail room for gentleman: board: refer
ercesf
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20

I.-57TH- ST. 1923 EAST -(Americans only
Front sunny rooms with board, SIT 10
S23. for two: back room, $14; hall rooms.
81. references EXCHANGED.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20

$500 SPECIAL CAPITAL WANTED with
out services small legitimate business:
pay xlo monthly for use; no risk. Address
sAFE INVESTMENT. rs East iIth-u.,
Room Z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-10

Steamer Faragon WI leave San Fran
CISCO today for this city.
Tug MagSc t0wssf f-se ship olga into Ia
coma yesterday 10 load lumber.
SHIP Oriental haziIsf into the bssraers
yestefsssy 10 take on ss;neasnr
SHIP Spartan wifi finssss foas.srzg coal
AMI So osst TO ssa tomorrow Afternoon.
Tug Tacoma was at the syurgSers for a
short time last evening taking on fuel.
Tsfy Tacoma trwei tire German ship Al
dcharn into Tacoma yesterday to load
wheat.
Schooner Huenswne Is nineteen days cut
from San Franrssco for this port with
u1ercha mise.
Tug Discovery towel the schooner VIII
lam Reepson Into Salmon hay yesterday
for a cargo Of Esrnter.
The little trailing schooner rdler left
Sssswassacher's wharf last night for oxet
lake. near Qussiayrte. with a lot OF gem
e-ai merchandise.
Schooner IL. G. wrszsss viii be sywse.f
10 Departure bay today TO take on a car
50 Of caas for Honoissssi. ard Will bring
back q cargo of sugar.
The sealing schoonesf AfEse l. Agar, be-
longing ~ George & Nixon. Is a. skssawaL-
fsacher's wharf and via begsn taking on
supplies tosay for a cruise along TIE
Japan coast
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-10
NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

New York, Jan. s--Twr-thsrss oe all
the business taers on the stock exchange
today was distributed besween three
stocks Sugar. chscscso Gas ard -. Paul:
agss one~shz-s4 was done sn Sagar aioFe
The Changers participated freely in the
decline, easing of s-ss9S-s S. Paul being
under pressure og Lonson. as well as
local selling Before Il o'clock she tern
per OF SpecaiAtioga underwent a change
Tor the better. although the trassng coz
tinssea al tse rnoruang. Chicago Gas
was most prominent IN TIE sorenooa
trading, being in brisk eexssaua 20 cover
short contracts. TIE stock vas very
scarce In gre loan market ara trading
had resolved Itself into a rnsls: squeeze.
causing an assvsrae 20 ssI-I The coal
shares toos start upward Ia ~ second
haur sas business. ard Lake Erie & West
sre preferred ard Erie Joined In ths
procession. IN ere eariy &fse~ss5ogs, while
there Mas ~ ahassnsens ~ the arzzress.
the market became extremely 9au and
tse uYward movement made M material
progress until abost She t@ginntsw ~
the iasst hear cs tie day. Tire harmonious
aetlesl 81 she argszAi nseettESg % the Amer
saaa Sugar Refining cosTpary 81 eaectiny
the ohi heard of directors GlfAazgA er-
tsresy % he expected s<snrssi 60 srsfaSe
sssxne life ssso <sss srsasag. AMI On uan-s-
er@ke bayfnE &a aSyarce ~ s-s Y~sr
cest WAS ef-%cza3 frvva tsse iew pa1nt
az tfse ssovnfnw. tie ssoek cicssa- AZ tss
hsEssaozs figure sosehesi ard s-s ger eent.
above yesterdays closing sale Tse gen
eraI market Also seck usSsn Itself cnx-
siderable 6aayancy. EAtezgo essx ara
Delaware 4 Hasscs made a.astsozAs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-10
MARINE NEWS.

Port Townsend. Jan s.-Sasses-Sh
Wachuseses. Nanaazsso for San Francisco:
British snip J. L. Hail 20 Port Blakesey 30
load aurnher for Melbourne: Nsca-agran
bark Dominion to Port Biakessy 10 lead
humber for Sydney: German ship Aide
oaran 10 Tacoma TO load wheat for EG-
rope.
Hcquaszn Wash. Jan ARRIVED
Steamer Poirs Iona from San Francisco.
San Francisco, Jan. s.-Deparyesi-- State
OF California Astoria and Portland: ship
Das1ing Wave. Tacoma. schooner Maid az
Orleans. Wtiana bay. schooner Jennie
Wand. Tacoma: schooner Gen Banning.
Csaaaazn hay: Arago. Coos bay.
Fresghts and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bark
Ba-ls2aleer. humber from Hastings sIs.fs
To Santa Rosaiia, American Schooner II
c. Wright, now at Departure bay, coal
thence TO kaesasui: Amarscaa schooner
John c. Potter. coal fro1n Departure bay
10 San Francisco
PorTlaai. Jan. 9.-The steamer George
W. Elder. w.hsch ran aground at the foot
OF Swan island Monday, WIS fiuated TINS
afternoon she suffered no daznage.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-10

- NM annual meeting OF the Wash
sens Ss<4fe Chapter OF American In
asss Architects Will begin today at
= T. In the Chamber OF Commerce
s'ae's u The Seattle National bank build.
asa some important steps wiz be
.ars @ enlarge the market for WASH
sPsaa building materials.
Aar The ueeling Ia called Ia order X
Z rHAss. TIE president. Will deliver an
&ssssins a<sfress- Then Will follow the
sssss af the council. which VIII be- fnl,
sSestioas useful 10 The members.
. ssrstary ard treasslresr's reports ara
/ - q o>itr. and viii be followed nv
= nsss'fts Of the ssafssfsssz- cssnnass@e~.
~'s tsesse will be "a report advocating
s tests Of Washington building
. - which are 10 be Disseminated
essf TIE country. Next will casss
- 'satiiis 70 bylaws and constitution
% communications. e,sN,sian ~
. aahatslse-f and new is,ssx,.~v.
s sA'0ae VIII cAsse with the reading Of
- - en- The Architect AS a limited
- ~ Charles W. Saunders, sacre-
the chapter.
e The proposed amendments %
q sssassitniloa provides that the chan
.. s.'~4s e''fis'ss Of pTactscsng. asso~hsxe
,..4 s'a'TaFy members The pract,csnx
-. shat b. architects who are en-
she isaetice Of the profession
- - sszz than three years. Associate
s-~esa shall BE- u~a>rF,sfYyr~ s-s4ss,a,s..
49, ~ssAssecfS assistants who have
! a : Hast Ave years continuously
49, sasA'aeSs Honorary rr.sar,fserx
H. Pef'seas WIN are not archstects.
-, Az Interested In TIE advance
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-10
CHICAGO MAEKETA
The Beard OF Trade.

Chicago. Jan s.--whsat opsnei abaut
as Il closed yesterday May b1ongh.
s. s-ss3sSc at the opening plunge. ard
kept between these prices ana ss i-Sc for
kaif an hour. then male a sisgat adj
vance. E'crezga markets were generally
en0sei sfrrn. and ~, Louis advised 100 sssa
bushels 81 wfsea. sold this morning fer
immediate shipment TO the seaaoars.
making 81. 1ea bushels disposed az Tn that
way sn the iass three DAYS. Braissreet's
visible supply statement wssen received
al not core up 20 the bulls expecta-
ssoE1s. as IL showed that RE wo~i4-s stock
hai osiy decreased ~ ass b1zheis. tn-
steal Of abont s.sae.A. as mary had
fookssf for. May, frosu g T-Ssssss near
the Opening. advanced 20 s. f-s7ss f-s..
fss! back 90 :. .-ssfS7 Sac. and firm ina,
recovered 20 SSr. IL again fefi 20 s. 7-ssf
s. 49,, azxs Ahzsa. bali al hoSsr fvona the
elcse was a. Sc biz May finished az
s. r-sc.
cc~n was sSaEs extremely Inactive. hss<
sae general tons ~ Ssae MARKET Was arrl.
Bay cSened unchanged 81 e. s-.e, toucssed
a. s-se. ard cios@d AZ e $50
Tsssa market Tor cats was 10. rss-fJcu-
harry ssrwsranens for sts activity. Yet a
fairly arF1ve session was passed. May
started ~ - 3-s1Sa Use. scs4 ~ . s-ses aEp
u sc. ami a. nosa was 30 7-Se, CLOSING
al SIS
Provisions were ssulL Peek galaea SO
ast . similar &zvAnes WAS secured sor
larS a11 rsa&
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Chicago. Ian a-cows. hesfers and balls
sold prfucipally AZ seessz5& and the
6aIk OF the dressed beef ard ssipssnS
sfeers changed hands ~ s. ssas 81 There
were several trades at s. ard q
1ew az stan besser figures. Exs-a hssters
and bulls sold aruuza a. and the few
scaaawag COWS sold ouE at 81 ssasT5.
Hogs were STEADY. The supply WAS
large. but the demand was gcsoss sor good
hsagz From s. 7s9A4a was paid for ssa
TO 20 posznd fsogs. Sr=s 81 7s<a4 3 was shss
range for 80 TO 80 pounds Sales at he<-
eer than s4-ss were scattering. prime
hesyy hogs being scarce. The range Of
prices for shsep WAS from stsa 30 S15
the bulk selling at E.5Gz.S. lambs
brought E2se545a: the haIk. s. ss1as.
ReceiptS-Catsie. ls.ae. calves, 30: hoxs.
E.aae; sheep. is.aa.
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= Block q. wafznxrsnd.s r.xk 1v.-..,
ossn Lake atfislon~ 0em-
=. Parry smash TO wfEisnn +. wnwkey.
sos - Lake View cexnesery. 30
FRED Eysrets 20 Mary A. Iawr~,~. -,
: oaock ]. Manroe's F1rx< aa<ssssou sts
so Coast improvements cour-a-,r - 7.
= y spra<us. lot Is. bsock S, Gilman
Park. ti5a
joan Lawrence 10 Ioetss Iun1serx.
.shsn nzn sos .. block n, d. +. Dennv.s
BID addition. Norcn Battle. 8. On
N4ftis Z. and wfi1zs l.. Arnes q, I.~na
Arns. north fss1R sos G. szocx r. n. n
fsssls FIFTH adtiItton. q ca.
west Coast Inprovsmens cnupaw %
Anneffa and LeaDder Ars5erson. box a
oso-ck 4. Gilman Para sazs.
d A. Anderson % L0ssss Tnomps,n. ~
.. block 2 Northern a<5astssc. sfA.
HENRY 9. Piurunser 20 Paszfc aaor4n.~,
Company. scssfa 3 feet boz 4 and north Is
1set iox 2, block n. Bel q Denny.s adj
tsons BOT .. block Z. soe d usock as, Den
nys East Park addison. ss0.oa
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Bresdatun. and Grains.

San Francisco Jan s-Fsair-Faamiiy
extras. S. sts57-s5: bakers extras. s.. 5e1
; 90: superfine. s. apTsB.
Wheas-So great activity IN progress
81 i-ac for No. Shipping. and S. Sic for
q choice article. Milling qualities are
steady at Sc i-aff9. f-ec. walia waila
wheat. 7sa7s lie for fair average quality.
seasSc for b1aesfen. and 7oq7e 1-sc fer
dausu.
Baricy-T7e situation does not show I'm
provement; demand hght. Feed, fair to
good. IS s-iasoc; choice. 81 i-4ass l-oc;
hrewsyg. eeassc.
oats-Mifiing. siai.is -: surprise sim
aI.l5. fancy fed 81 I-ecni.o &c -: good 10
choice. 81 i-7ds5c: poor to fair, ss1Se:
black. sl.I5sl-s 30: red. Sic i-29l II IL;
gray. g i-scklsi.
FTcssr~.Sacks. AIT: wheat. Washington,
censafs as-Ts barley. ceusals. s.5ge: corn.
ccntals. eeS: beans. sacks. 10: potatoes
ssas<sss :. sas Oregon. 10. onions. sacks. Az
Closing: Wheat - Easy: December,
81. ~ i-2: May. % SAC.
Bsriey-Inactive: May. 50 la
Corm-siss.
Bran-a25a
FInancial.
silver bars. 20 3-sfsss Use: Mexican dol
bars. 5lfssi i-sc: drafts sight. Toe: drafts,
telegraph, L. lie
Mining Stocks
Aria, -: Alpha Con. 10: Andes, IS; Bel
cfasr -: Be1ss Isle. &C.: Best & Bcsesas-
100: Bastse Con. 81: Buxton. IS. Bnswe-
Con. -; CsaiesorsSs. os; Challenge Con.
90: cfFoilar. g.: Con Gaia. & Va. sEs; Con.
Imperial. O.: Crown ro.as. g.; Goufs &
Carrae. a.: Hale & Norcross. los: Justice.
q: kentuwx Con. q; lady washington
Car. es: Mexican. -; Nj. nsahss, 10: Oc-
cagaesssal Goa. Is: orgasr. fss: overuar. -:
rutoss. 81: Savage. IS; SeorTScn. o.: Sara
Nevada 6: Silver H3l. o.: Un4on Con,
&: Utah Cen. e5: Yellow Jacket. 40
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-10
Information for Mariners.

The branch photographic Office. custom
house. Pert Townsend. Wash. VIII fur
nssh on Application fun Information re-
gardlng the following notices to mariners,
viz:
African. east coast. Der es Salaam bay.
amended gsera,d Of Outer Naka,unaee
Light
Africa. east coast, Oar es Saiaam bay,
Light on Ras arkunbi
Alabama, Mobile bay entrance. Sand
Island. amended position Of beacon.
Bay Of Bengal. Coroamanssel coast. Ar
nseghQn light. alteration in character
California. Point Conception. fog signal
In regular operation.
Connecticut. Captain harbor, light maoys
replaced by spar huoys.
England. south coast, Portland harbor.
closing OF certain channels betwer, the
breasxwats- AMI Blncieave rocks.
Errata- Notices to mariners, Nos. 50
ard 81 OF 1894.
Ireiasai south coast, ,CastSe IIsysan
beacon on Sksaiy island.
New York, East river, iigEss on Oak
bluff
New York. Garisnars hay entrance
Es.1t buoy replaced By ben buoy.
New Zeasans. Hauraia gsalf, srnken
rock rsos'thwassi of washeke island
MARYLAND. Chesapeake bAy. buoy mark
Ing ssisakesf wreck ssoiIthwestward Of
Thomas pant lighthouse
Maryland. Chesapeake bay. dsscontanu-
azsse of certain day marks
Massachusetts,, Gloucester harbor en-
sr'arpe. shoa1 sgnt between Round rock
shoai and Dog bar.
Pennsylvansa. Delaware river. Fort
Mifiin fog signal. alteration In position
RhSae IsiassI NarrAyargsest nsv
changes i'm bescy numbers.
United States OF America, additional
storm signal.
Virginia. Chesapeake bay entrance.
Tail Of the Horseshoe sAoai buoy out OF
position.
Washington. Serniahmoo bay, post
light es tablished.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-10

FRANK Goctrtch was trie1 In ne United
states court Tuesday on . charge OF
sraassisng Chinese and found not guilty.
ns ne Rad been In the county Jail fer I'VE
nAanS ne Was happy. but his liberty
onsy lasted q few INMATES. for DEPUTY
aiaFsfsai Quiiier re-arressest him on nm
1ener charge and turned him over 70
Depufy Sheriff McDoEzafd Some time
since Goodrich bought pair OF rsuses
al Tacoma and In payment therefor gave
nas psomassory nate for $50 and executed
Z cnasfsi mortgage on an engine and
ooissr, which II proved he d1a not own