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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20

TIE local produce markets presented a
lively appearance yesterday, not from The
volume Of trade. but from the arrival of
the two San Francisco steamers, walIa
NalIa afad Faraiiou. both OF which
brought up a large consignment of gem
efal merchandise. fFesh fruits. dairy pro-
aues and vegetables. The large consign-
Rent was well distributed 90 conse-
auentiy no dealer was oyersuppiied Green
peas asparagus and riIubarb made their
appearance on the market and will no
doubt find good sale.
Oranges are In large supply and strictly
fancy stock readily brings full flgures
Second grade stock is also plentiful. and
sales are quite large at the low prices
ruling Seedlings are plentiful and con-
siderable stock Is disposed OF daily to p,<i-
dters and small fruit stands. Fancy ap-
Pies continue scarce. and fun prices are
firmly adhered 10 by deale.- As high as
$40 per box Ia obtained for fancy stock
Medium grades are I'm large supply and
have wide range IN prices. Supplies of
tropical fruits are limited. but the move
ment In them Ia very slow and oyersup-
plies arc not noticeable. Bananas sell bet
ter than any other commodity, especially
In the country. Dates move fairly well at
quotations. Figs are dull and show no
material change In values. Lemons and
lines are in light supply and full prices
are demanded by dealers The dried fruit
market remains unchanged, and dealers
are holding for full prices on strictly
fancy stock. Stocks are large. Nuts are
in largo supply and duh
Vegetables are arriving in large quanti-
ties and the movement IN very good. Cab
bage Ia quoted at 80 and 81. IS per cwt.
Aad Is much sought after. Cauiifiowar
also moves well and prices arc firm at
quotations. - and n cents per ,iczen
Large Quantities OF both arrived yesterday
from California. Fresh green peas are on
TIE market, the first of the season. and
are quoted at cents per pound. AspaFa-
gus is another new arrival on the market
aud Is quoted ut ID and II cents per pound
Potatoes continue III large supply and
prices range the same as for some time
past Onions are unchanged
Dairy produce of all kinds continues
weak. Receipts yesterday by steamer
acre large. but were we'll distributed
Prices remain low and weak. Fresh ranch
eggs were higher yesterday, the ruling
price being ii cents per dozen. Receipts
we're lighter than usual Poultry is UNI
changed, although prices have a slight
upward tendency.
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rsrIsft.sasi RAfs.~ .

The Great Northern railway has just
iced ~, sale the following Communication
tickets good IN all cases for six rides:
x5a,v-a1r FaErhayen or New Whatcorn
"a sea,tle. sga; Mount Vernon and Sc
a,,ta x9: Seattle ard Everett. g.
T-seksts viii be good fer Individual or
srrn Use and limited 10 sixty days.
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srArtx agncsRIEa.

SrosE-( Jobhiug )-GoGden "C'' in Dbl.
Ter ~. 49,. extra sc" in bhl, per 10, &ssc .
IN bet, rer ii. &c; drv granulated. IN
-. per ID, SIC: cube. S7sc; powdered
ete; &c n"r r. discount Tor spot cash on
palces quoted
fsorE, Krr -Jobbing) 1901 Washington
'rs'sht, FER btl. $500; patent. 81 n: patent
sshse.,eni' s. ~. Novelty 4, >@T3, Calf
iefola hrands. $i@2: Dakota brands. SIS
esiS; oaeks heat -four. per bhi 81. so; per
eSI $3.50: graham. per hhl, s. IS;
sf l@N sacks. 81 > per cNs: rye aoar. per
bea, No, or lo-ih sacks. s2.sa per cwt; rye
sseas. per oci, s&1S; pcr cwi. S2.2S: oas
sFoss. per Dbl 3 Sot.ffi 50; homiuv. per
CIV s@s3; cracked wheat, per ewt $40;
Eeised Nbeat $500 per Dbl: baked wheat.
lSs ssek. Sis; whole wheat aour. per
s1a w.: leAr, barley rsr r. Ale; split
Sas. per y, n: table corn mesl. yellow,
s-@ pes cSt IN ion sacks; SOS. sac
satie, LIS. 8 50, So, $&s4 klaksd hominy,
y ogcr Eeg
,btaSs-tlobsingl-smAl white. rer ID.
Sssei PIX. JeeF 10. J'.c; Ravos, per
- Sc batter, Per n, sc, LANA. per
r,R'et tJobbios> - rapan. sas,.e:
Neths- =, Ter .t; island 5tsss sc.
=, paEp Fs.s-tJooelnsf-E,..d, per ID,
%s..y--sjeesipsl-caicssn feed. PER
oaTs--tJo6e!nEl-Chosee. re- ron. SO.
sesa cat S@ae5 -
h.hlsy-t Joeesrx}- Rolled or ground.
t~r ton So x&sir.Sa
-. Ness " ho's, So. cracked. FER ten. IS;
'e,a niesl. s. per ton.
.NsttsSt FTs-4 (ooelash - RrAn. rer ton.
"sA; shorts. peF ton. SIS. Sagsts exaa
40 sAssis, mixea, SIS
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland. March la.--Wheat-W caker:
walla Walla, 4Ii5Ut+c per bushel; valley.
Sos4Sliac per GENITAL.
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tIn~Fsfg tEisstafionS.
wheat-Stea5y: December. sszse: Nav.
ssizE
Barley-Duis: December. &c May, Nc.
10rKI-ss -
Bran-SF& ns- ton.
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In Connection With Great Northern
Railway.
Steamer City OF Eilensharg. between
wenatchee and Virginia City. will make
her first trip of the season. leaving Wen
atchee March =. or sooner.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
HOTEL nr.TrER

stNEk@l1 Estf LEN
= EaxSss Whase Cnss Ripssa, rhfia.
John iAiise. n Town q : Razsksa. No Yak
r Kaaia aangat So pc Il ESaeraats xsa~z a.
WSMoeFss kk Diam " E1nsiAara 10
S&ss sAlssAaier. @Aas { II Ysfssan.
J 1. Iacofss. = n Brooks. Denver
Josie Jacobs, % II C2ny. 1T Ana
y = CtasssTnAck. J 4 Gssrska. everett
ASx Levine. II $ RIaek. Chicsg'o
Sz1ne s ~. PaTf T Jsotsfsav. Everett
"A Z Bailey : WA fsevsnott Puste
" q Nscsosis. MINI scsa t ca;s,sis. e Ment
y " Harper. { W Morse. Boise
y ADAMS. 60 = 9oggTay, Glen L
EaeS kitrss. do II 8 Renises. ; r
5 lintT ( w. IA i Il 5ssss, Enarscsa
NAcraer$w. Taeogs tsuy Francis. r
+ n Lawrence. 10 n tSeraxntv ~ Arg
AsseFTar- s. 2 z ] Jennings. SgscS
J Hsnn-orrew. Port A f J PerefVai, DO
- W Cesoue, - l. " II Heating. Ever
NJ isashlee. indtAnap Frrank Drsanfgn. Tao
Hotter. NORTHERN.
Gf.Tssraev. LcsssatoS NJ X w1xson. Tao
T1aos Moran. Airing c + TAYLOR, y
Mrs Moran. DO w l. Turner. McKea
Ms ss', U.s. : MsGinisYy; Tacoma
Mrs . Arnes, r J : Saiiee. City
RAHats'htnson, I-inc FoDonnally. Ahe-ie
Mrs tsntchinson. Do J Campana, Seattle
4 + Roe I y '' 6 s ( MsansaSn agent
T n Hennelly. Port A BonEifieli. June
HOTEL. nILLER,
T w sherrsrd. ken, Mrs Shock, wha,c
Mrs e < Martin. 81 ~ Il Haieert. sne.h
Z MsPherson. do jas currse. A' Edmond Sss
Il nrco,, DO 90 jGen a spTnS sis. Exsr
Rev Moifershesd. GIL Fres. Drew Fl Gam
IAkiliaxn, Haverhiii q W Mckay. do
@ 81 HanIin. Tacoma Frank Clark IT 81
Asa Gardiner. Srsoqu y SIN. Coupevlle
Phiio Rutherford. do
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20
WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY

STEAMER FARALION
Leave San Francisco February n
March rs and 81.
Leave Seattle March and q. April g.
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets and freight rates can be OH
tanned by applying 10
j q. CARROLL. Agent.
Union dock. foot OF Union street, Seattle.
Telephone 81.
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VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
s:faamlI .y MI. Tacoma. lfl0A Ar s:4Sam
i0faamlI.vI Isl. Seattle. ...I SCAR s:o0arn
1:2opmII.vl 72l Pt. Tawns'd. 2sArIl II SPIN
%sopmlAriilo.: Victoria ...iMllLvl s.30pm
sDaily except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yegter wharf Seattle.
For rates and other information apply
l. A. NADEAu< Gen. AEt.. ". r. ri.
Yesler ave. and Front St, Seattle.
D. @. YERkES. Agent. Yeaier wharf
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skAGIT RIVER ROUTE.

STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves Lilly. Bogarsius 81 Co.'S dock, Sc
attic Monday. March 18th, and Wesines-
day. March n'h. at u midnight; and Sat-
urday. March 2sd, at Z a. m.
Returning leaves Mount vernon-wed-
nesday. March 20th at a. M, Friday.
March I'D. at a. m. and Sunday, March
cath, at 10 a. M, connecting I'm Seattle
with the Mary f. perley for Tacoma and
Everett. calling at EdFnouds. Richmond,
Tulaiip. staBwood. Florence. Fir. Skagit
City. Mount Vernon and AEON,
LILLY, BoGARDuS & CO, Inc...
Owners and Managers
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE -FLyER.-
SAN JUAN rsrASps-srraMgg I.y.

Gan JUAN ISr4ANrS-STEAMEE LIZ
OLA THOMPSON,
Carrying CntteI states mall leaves City
0VSA. Eoof OF Mafa street. Monday. We'd
@SSday and Friday at a IN. for Port
xa,SNnserd. san Juan Islands ard New
Nhatecna.
TINE CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Is
North Rourf-Leaee Seattle 200 a. ma.
leave Fort Townsend 80 q. m. leave
TYtiaay Harhor usM n ma; leave Eecha
eaSroor Ls0 p m arrive New whAtcenA
600 p. m
south Bcund--Leave New whatceyn 40
a M, leave Roche Harbor 500 a. M.
iesre Friday Hartcr 1870 a. ma. leave
rs p m
-. Il Thompson. msnsging owner. J. ~
dSthesd, agent. Phone So
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THE VANCOUVER Rov'TE~A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
steamer Utopia. !. 4. Obrteu, Master
Leaves Tacoma u noon, Seattle Gem
trail wharf = u. tn. Mondays and Thurs
DAYS for Port Townsend. Anacortas. Fair
haven New Whatcoru blaine and FRI
day Uarbor going through 10 Vancouver
on Thursday trip.
Fare 20 Blaine 81 fare 70 Vancouver Sc
For further Information apply to Cen
trail wharf
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.inhhI1ar iltintafinris

The follow .nE age the prices paid by re-
ia'l de1ers for round lots delivered at the
wharf or on the cars, or the iobhjng rates
gaetei By whoscsale dealers with ordinary
sFas y credit
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTf. N
ROUTE
s. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTNoMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia at. GO n, Tacoma at. sse IN
Tacoma at. .leAe a m Seattle al ,lssn IN
Seattle at.... ifn y ia Tacoma at. 500 N -,
Tacoma at. $40 y naosympla at. 80 . IN
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Leave. ArFtye
Seattle ...... 80 q IN Tacoma w a.m.,
Tacoma 49,. ae0 IN Olympia -. nj :, "a
olympia ...- 100 u En Tacoma 49,. 500 /, y,
Tacoma asS1 = IA Seattle 1890. : 80 . m
Fare between Seattle and tacoma "A
cents Landing az Seattle. City deck
foot Of Main street.
CITY DOCK Co. AgentsL
Capt. L. Wiley. Manager. Telaphof,e Ssx
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Observations taken at all stations AT 8
a m. 18th meridian time 6 p. m Pacific
tns). GEORGE -. SALISBURY,
Observer In Charge.
Ties a. Seattle harhor for the week be-
sfnning Wednesday. March -.
Hsga Tile. Low Tide
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

=
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria and
Io~, Townsend, daily. except sunday az
9tsep u m: returning. leaves Victoria q
steamer Idaho leaves for port
Townznnd and way ports daily except
u,ndav. at a m. Sunday Direct al
q -, returning direct. leaves Port Town
@end az ?. m. Telephone no
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Honolulu and Australia
Steamers leave San Francisco for Homo
lulu, Samoa. Auckland, y. T.. and sgd
ney ~. S. w. without change.
Steamship Monowai, April 4th. 2. m.
Honolulu only. steamship Australia.
April 18TH. 1895.
THOs. a. GRAHAM. AGENT, Starr
Boyd block. Seattle.
". Webster. Dist Agent, Vancouver.
II. c.
J. ID. sprcckcls a Bros. Co, General
Agents, San Francisco.
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THE AE,AaEA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER HTis14APk.

CAPTAIN George Eoiserfs.
Leaving Seattle ffsr Alaska April ana
fssry + Hays fheFeaffeg,
Fer freight ami passenger rates apr1g 70
g. a. EAi&HOiis agent,
1ch zzhsae hers Dock. Tel. 81
CHAs T.. PEABODY, General Manager.
SEATTLE.
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cluSi.eiy.
Deposits received from 81 10 $40 ceo.
Interest allowed per annum. Six per
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days of May and
November. Leans made on real estate or
approved eollaterais only.
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EVERETT fOT-T pS-S'rR- GREY HOUND
Tally Except sunday.
Leaves Seattle II Is g. IA and so .. m.
caves Everett e a. and 2. m
sands Ys-~issAsea Seattle Up. M Leaves
Everett II a m
Esars--gingie trip. TT; round trip. us.
f-s,rnsets with boats for Tacoma ard
SaohoFaiss.
SF.aTTr.E AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Cisua Troup, Pres. r. W. Coodhue, S'y.
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u = srEAMRoAT A,sp TRANspoR-

II r. sTEA BOAT AVID TRANSPOR-
- TATI0% cOJPAEY
GTFAMFE ISLAND BELLE
reag@s CITY deck. foot % Main street
a.lery Monday. "Wednesday ard Friday ak
m. for Port Townseu3. Anacortes.
r.,mtSh. Fairhagen ard Whaieom, going
.T,I,tef 10 fglaiue on Saturday.
City Dock Co., Agts. jos. kfEDArL.
Talephone $50. G@neraI Manager.
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Seattle. March u. 1896
Exchanges al Seattle, Tacoma and Port
lAna clearing houses today were.
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Total SnieS.

The total sales Of stocks today were
%. ST shares. including: American Sugar.
g ga: American Tobacco, 2so0: Atchison.
1850: Burlington. 1890; Chicago Gas. H.
5a; DlstiIling. $500: General Electric 49,
GO: louisville & Nashville. 1880; New
Jersey Central. T.. l00. New York Central.
$50: North American. :. o00 Reading. 400:
Rock Island. 500 ST. Paul. q 400: Silver
Certificates. i0,01; Southern railroad. g.
90: Southern railroad preferred. 4,6aa:
Western Union. $50: Wheeling & Lake
Erie, $500.
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Hops.
Hops-Quiet.
Wool.
Wool-Quiet.
Metals.

Fig iron-Quie,; Scotch. slsd21; Ameri-
can. 81 50a12 80.
Copper-Steady: exchange price, s.. 22J6I
go
Ieaf-Steady; exchange price. $40.
Tln-Fiat: Straits, si3S; plates. weak.
Spelter-Dull: domestic, s. l@iz.
Coffee.
Coffee-Options closed steady at $40
points decline: March. SIS 30; October
st %: December. sI4. 5s114. 90 Spot coffee
Rio. quiet, lose Mild. quiet.
sugar.
Sugar-Raw. firm; fair refining. Lille;
centrifugal, ~ test. g. Refined, quiet.
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STEAMERS.
PORT ORCHARD AND SIDNEY ROUTE
The Fast and Commodious Steamer
GEN. CANBY

Leaves Sidney at a. m. and / n. m
Leaves Seattle AZ 9:45 a. m. and 4 y. IN.
from Central wharf, Telephone si3
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EVERETT AND sSOHOMfsH ROU-E.
CIR RATE To EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL.
leaves Central wharf. Tuesdays Thurs-
aayz ana Saturdays at Z a ~. for I'D
rn1nds. Mskiiteo. Everett, Marysyiiie.
Tsasf Everett Lowell end SnohoTnish
FARE TO EyERE1rT. BIC; ROUND 5oc;
rrt, sE0HOMISH. ytc.
GEO. j. WILEY. Agent.
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PORT ORCHARD AND SIDNEY ROUTE

STEAMER DELTA
VIII leave Sidney daily at : a. m. AMI
$3.50 .. m. Leave Seattle. $50 a. m. and
q. m calling AT Charleston. dry dock
Rrernerton. Brick yart Sylvan Grove, and
head OF Port Orchard. Il IN. City dock.
foot OF Main street.
II. TROUTMAS. Master.
j. A. HATFIELD. Agent.
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pacific NAVIGATION 90.
rfme card In effsrt Oct. =. 1884
ss.sae ara WhateGn rotIte-Sitats ~
xx.rsSsc~tou leaves ssesttIa daily ezcept
ssp,,re,ay, ~ 10 3. m Seattle and la Con-
80 r,,sS.r-Frs frha%sn leaves Seattle safly
tsFr. saturday al 81 D. ra. Tacoma ami
S.a.,.fa r0tlie-sstafe 81 Washington leaves
SSet.is TtieTfays. Thursdays and Satur-
days YEsLEE DOCK.
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EVERETT ROUTE.

EN EhE ItJL 4 T.
STEAMER CRICKET
n9afiy1 leaves Seattle. 7.30 a. IN. and 20,
n m, Leaves Everett. f0.i5 "A. m and s
=. m Fare-Single trip. e cents. round
rim sl.s Landing at Xaii * HabbalI's
dock. next Flyer dock, Seattle; Mall
works dock, Everett.
z. 81. HARRINGTON. Master.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.

OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Furth. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS President
stsiiaS ' i<S fEtSlleIit
John Geary .......... Second Vice President
James Il. Hayden. .Man'gr. Cash'r. See'y
Frank /. Biodgett. Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwabacher, John Collins,
f. {. Neufelder, r w wiimans.
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Fiour-Famfly extras. g. 25al325; bakers
extras, Si5flS2J; superdne. $2l082io.
Closing Quotations.
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A AID lalIYslAN FLEET.

Berlin. Droembcr The Cologne Gao
zctie today announces that "a RUSSIAN
suuadran of seven battleships aud rlne
turpedo bouts has anchored OF seunstopoi
under orders 10 hold Itself in readiness 20
sail On twenty -fou" hours notice. IL "
added that orders for the assembling or
this squadron were issued & month aSO,
ana that Russia assumed Great Brimi!i
tnight Attenfi 10 aenh war vessels thruush
the Durdanrlins Mith0u, the consent or
Turkey
OF the cologne Gazette regarding the MS
somblini. Of the Russian squadron OF de-
bnsioIIol It wap scmi officially Statrd mere
THIS afternoon That for FEARS u3st the
Rusalau Illack Sen feet nas mad orders
10 be prepared for amy srivice or any
nsovdmeni therefore. u IS adde1L there =
unthbny new la the situation, Moreover.
IL h pointed out that % fan understanding
Ind been established between the power.
In regard 10 the rituttiD IN Turkey anu
no apprehension 'Nista OF any one power
tnk.ug independent action,
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MINISTER RANSOM coNrlnMrn


SENATE
Mnnhinatop December Pile ..ss,n,,
~. a.. 9-'''''
VT N'V h'lN''e was htl"f again tudny
! ils only initura, beyond thn Introduction
| of a hill hv senato, tbandler for ,hs tr,
,oi,,. - all, 80. -,
V"'"" W '"N''' WIN 'f'NipHu' '''f
many ana France nhonll enact E,inln,
legislation, aud a resolutiou uy his DOL.
Ionettc senator anutoger aec,n,,ne 4, :,
| Inns '''"h ~ W.
| y" thr ttha" 81 inc Feiitfr thal II was IN
| wise and lnexprdicnt "a. retire tie green.
baslea
N"N"''
senator can OF .flpttah fnpue sh'ft
speech Ia favor Of the recognition OF thv
Cuban revolutioniais as bclngerents
49,, .,..
l"'I' wan IL N''N N""h "''''""AV'
when thu senate met ~ noon tauay. tae
inst hll introduced VIVA ono nt Nr Minis
-, .r.,,s f,. ,,,. ,o,,,,,,. ~, "a, n,y.r
In the treasury
A hlu blr,,iureu bN Air Chandler utop..
- ii f., the no. ,olnoyt uf sti.,f M
80 i'"i ''
TIA" ratio or l''s To !. IN" h'll 1" h'cu'""
lucrative when England. GvrWAuy ana
n.,,,. no.s similar lnvs v,na iistriipd
t,, ,,,.,,,,r ~. ~. ,n,,ni,.ra 80 t,e
seuatr
frutiDus from l'iorldh Tor 10" iNroRul.
ton Ot CUM, ana from th'' l"slHihth'' 90
Montanh against ~" iNihN' 'f""N "a
bOuls, we're presented.
A resolution bS a. gan ulen' llHYl
WAS adopted rhhnk hpph 'h' 49, 80 ~,
Of state 10 send 10 tho ranhpr ihv rHr'IN
10 toe sac" pr n"nehi SAnfn'ls, ~
American r'h.Nn'tn ~. ~ i ~, iI,,t
completely ~ "a" Nuhat i'S"lu1'Wn, '' =,
Tor u rrpy ~ ~" i"'oiu ~ wv '"'' u -
IL on tlc AZ tho 1"pn f,ihon, ,.,.,o ~,
Mr. 'nIi men hueaesh." ',,H s,,,,',',,lsn
advocacy ~ ma ifH"l, W ~, ,s,,ra,,,,ia
OF the pciligereney o. 'Hpol' iisp' B1,te.i
and Tor strict ueutlahty ny '"e '"'lo"
states IN the war ,,.,-,. 81, me
Mr. CAL grew - Rr"phW p,"s,t.t"r'.,,s c,i,-
ruin. mitNoVrfini''.h w., ~ al,,,,'' ,.,rp con.
citS hkdlhNt N'h.N ~ ,,,,,,l. tnt t,.,.-
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SENATORIAL, CAlfct'sEs-


Washington. December O. The rcpul-
lican senator's mot in caucus Immediately
after Tho adjournment OF the senate today.
seDatcr sherman, the Chairman OF IN,
caucus. announced the election Of the fol-
loving senator's as committee t. az
range The committees OF the seuate Mitch
eil OF Oregon, Teller. cullom, quay. Plau,
Chnndlcr, Patiigrvw, Gear and rritonarl.
This committee was confirmed lay the
caucuP which adjourned subject 60 call
Whom this committee has selected the
committees the caucus. win he called to-
gcther 10 take action upon IT'S arrange
mont. The committee " about equally di-
Weed as TO silver, -four being Tot frpo
10 silver
senator Mitchell. chairman Of the com
mittec. sayH 1t vail fold itr first meeting
on Monday Immediately after the adjourn
nj nj Of th- senate
After the adjournment Of the seunt, tho
democratic M 'mbcrs held caucus. there
Icing TWEEN P-siN s"rctora present The
caucus decided upon the nomination oi
Senator Harms Tor presideut pro tom iu
"a So the republicans should decide to elect
one Of their number 10 this office ms
caucus n%D authorized tho cha!rmnn
Senator German. a. appoint standing
committee, SIX VI which shall be- old mem
beers and ak TO hll the vacancies. 20 be-
members not serving before. tbs come
mittce ~ 10 confer with tho republicans
Tor the purpose OF reaching an agreement
as 70 the committees.
There wero several speeches on the pol
icy OF Organization, all Of which We're
favorable 10 permitting the republicans
10 take them Ia case they should wish 20
do 20. No opposition was developed TO
this plan. The s.X members Of tile old
committ'', who are to constituis !. rdrt
Of the neW commiitc" are Senators dor
mau, CocKrell. Harris, Blackburn, Price
and Jones OF AtkarFQs
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arnni.ncr rnANoIlILLIrY.v

Washington. December a-The turkish
4eation today received the following tele-
gram from the sublime porte
With Inc exception of the mridenis o.
s,nnII i,nportance that took place NJ MAI
avn, and Zitpnn, a perIeft sr;.;iii.'i,i W.. 2
relrrs M The Villagers Of blauckif Ss n',y,
m, Trohtzoti1e. l,eIJSz. ronin w fN' tss,,
isevro,,th. Erzroum. csstamonnl, Aaa aa.a
Moussol. Yemen. Crete, salenica' . rpl,Ji
roplo. ianinl, Scutnrl, Moi ,1 S~t,s isar-
~ ~ siyas. Alepso and Kossoso, nIit e
Tho sandjnks o. T'tchainldja, moro, 1ssu ,sss-
ION nnd lsmld. rhanks 20 .mp ths ,i,~
haSdn ~ OF pivrrk and Antakib wno
nnfferei during me disorders " , ,ss VA
,anes cot hack their stolen ea'ue A'~
articles.
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nnIll rnOM nANKs.

Washington, December b.-'fhe troasnry
department today received II shipment Of
10000 In gold from the Peoples National
hank OF Plttsburg. Pa. IN exchange Tor
currency, and $50 from Washington
~ CD bank The governments scheme
of having express charges both ON the
uoId and the currency returned IN ek-
rhanpe therefor has thus far not proved a
marked success -,
Quite u number OF shipments OF gold on
.h.ssa terms have been received since the
mitigation OF the new order some time
ago buf the aggregate ~ no. ~ iaIk" an
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ron rIIr sATrTY or AMERICANA

Washington December MANY SEN
atoi-s aud members Of she house were IN
teryiewed today hy ii delegation OF AT
meninn ctizrn~ from Worcceter aud lios-
ton. Mass Who are urging congress 10
take every possible step 10 prevent INC
continuation OF uutragcs on Armcnianr ~
Turkey. 4 large portion Of the Armenian
citizens in the Tinted states hN" IN ihs
nelghborh0od OF Worcester
Tomorrow Representative waiter Of
Wofceatcr will Introduce % resolution IN
the hoiis,, calling OF the president 70 use
every incnns in his power o protect Amer
lean t..tiEens ln Turkey ana 20 leave moth
ing undone within the nsases OF lnttrna-
fional law to diacontinus the OptraHes On
hrmnnlanE under Turkish jurisdiction.