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or to Trade with the rsouimanx.

Miner W. Bruce left on the schooner
jessie last evening, taking with him n
cargo OF general merchandise and crow
or I'VE men. and hound for trading post
in Alaska aires tv established BY Ny.
Bruce, about S.eoo miles from Seattle and
1uSt within thu Arctic circle \ number or
merchants &c this city arc interested fn tho
venture, and lock 70 the Jessie coming
bark in about nve months loaded with
furs obtained by barter with the Fsqui-
maux. The trading season lasts about
three months as rule. but should the cold
set IN early and the schooner be frozen
in. the party will come down overland by
the aid OF reindeer.
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Land Office Decisions.

John L. BoylcS cash entry for land In
section s.. township y north. range east.
conflicts with the railroad grant, and has
been held for cancellation.
The secretary Of the interior has de-
MED a review OF the case OF J. n. Ssun-
,iers VS.. f. T.. Parker which involves
land in section s, township 50 north, range
east.
a3radley's application to contest Wait
entry for land In SECTIONS l3 and II. town.
ship 80 north. range west, has been de-
MED oy tho department..
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Charged with stealing type Metal.

The rnanagerS OF tho Times Publishing
Company have been annoyed Of late ny
thu pilferinS OF type metal Yesterday
morning a newsooy named John Burke
was arrested ON the complaint Of Man
ager Z. y. Hughes that Burke had stolen
eight pounds OF linotype metal, OF a value
OF 10 cents a pound. Tho hoy claims that
the metal was given him by another. and
that all he did was 10 sell IL. lie was al
lowed 20 40 on his promise TO 6e on hand
AT the courthouse promptly at 10 o'clock
this morning.
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Applications for lhcenscs undew the new
cigarette law are coming in freely. In
order 10 assist dealers IN getting out il
censeS the American Tobacco Go. manu-
facturers OF the leading brands of Gig
eretteS are placing "A new brand on this
market. The Old Dominion" on whFca
they allow a special cash rebate that viii
enable dealers TO secure a license az a
very small EXPENSE Full Information
can be had Of their distributing agents.
Schwabaschcr Bros. & co. and II. Levy
AZ 90.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTET. DuIER.

HOTEL DIIGER.
A s. I.ockhart, Coupcville.
c. r. Borrow and wife. -. LouiA
]. y. Sill. Coupeville
William McGills, Bellevue.
w. II. Kirkman. Walla wallA
Philip West. Port Madison.
J. Leslie and wife. Victoria
Ed It. VAryf, Bryant.
a THOMPSON, Halstad, Mimi
A Ackley. North Bend.
Bert Farrar, North BEND.
Fomery AIcCfinnis, Whatcorh
i. Morgan, Fairhaven.
Mrs Morgan. Fairhaven.
Miss Morgan. Fairhaven.
J. H. Cunard. North Borrowhed, Can
{. H. Addington, Prairie
J. NJ Dougan, Tacoma
V. A. PuSey, Ieaier.
=. J Smith. lssaquah.
j. W. Dutcer. Mount Vezrou
4 ~ Meade. Auburn.
r. F. Young. Olympia
l. c. Ellis Olympia
Thomas Sanders WoodinyfllA
Elmer Baxter. Isssquah-
+. F. Williamson. Olympia
T H. B0rdeau. shelton.
James Ferguson. Halier city.
= A. Hudson. Arlington.
r. y. %eUeoerT-v. CowDeN1lls.
" j. Potts, Snohomish.
John w. Gillespie san de FtTcA
F. VI. Douggan. Tacoma
: f. Taway New Whatcorn.
Mrs n Hunt New WhatcoTn.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
James Seymour, Davenport.
Mrs. Z. b. Miilar. Black River June
r. c. Baker Seattle.
n Canning Minner Falls, Wash.
Frank 3. Conner and wife, Santa Rosa,
u. m. Harris. Roslyn.
Mrs J. Wood, Olympia
Philip Morgan. Fairhayen.
Mrs Morgan, Fa5rhaven-
Mites Morgan. FaiThavea-
( Stott. Olympia
F. r Young Olympia.
JarcEJ jacobson. Tacoma
J r. jacobson. Ta-0mA
G 6. = wight, Tacoma
w < DulmsEe. SPOKANE.
r J. n Brown. ST'o@ ane.
& C. THaurstOn. Montana
= [f~I< san a7f wfte. Leaveuwortns
HOTEL PCTLER.
J -. OrSs3l. Port Townsend.
Mrs J. Williams. Tacoma.
X W Dunlap, \ * rfSA-
! Wolf New York
X ~ Rofen. san Francisco
~ Thomas. Tacoma
T7ref Lee. Tac5ma-
y l.. Caulk.nE. Tacoma
" a.tney Pa2acEe. san Francisco
Y. r Payton, san Francisco
~ Il F{ause Ga{lstsn. Tenn-
= : Jenkins GaHaTin. Tenn
Tiu Wpuery. C5sliat1n, Tenn
J. J. Welseuourger. New tFAaieom%
Mrs N. f13lOns TOT fA4l="sH@~
r r Beck. Sacra me ITO
~ = EehrsckeF. Ia cou1e-s
I = Wauz-l Mount vernon.
4, ~ dsD~r IS ia tcOTfs
w Chads. T1ecrra-
"A olsen Portland.
q ~ synons, Portland
Nrz Ssyru1rs ard Children. Port land.
Mrs g - Robinson Portland
81 r SHAW. WnatcOrn.
y A. t4sgsins. Portland.
- EY Lent. Victoria G.
p " p{fsweN Stan woCrf
] " Frostaw. StauWooL
: - Fstf3 Nsii S'7Tl7rs-rsi.
George TugTcli. Tacoma
~ Cooper. san Francisco
C. Il. Ttsyno.1, Spokane
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Looking for n Lost Brother.

knowledge of the whereabouts or VIII
liam Fahey Is desired by his nephew. j.
j. Faaley, OF a Bedford street. Boston.
Mass. dIe has a brother and a sister Nv
ing in the East, tho one in Charlestown.
Mass. and the other IN lowell who
would ae thankful TO any one giving them
information of the man. who has been
missing now some twenty years.
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Finest on Wheels.

Travel "a luxury I'm the palatiai ears
of the great North-W esteTn line. IL Is tho
most popular line between ST. Paul and
Chicago. The superb trains connecting
with all transcontinentad lines consist OF
sleeping, dining. parlor. buffet and the
famous compartment cars, heated by
steam and lighted ny f'intach gas. All
connecting line ticket agents sell tickets
and make reservations. or call on or adj
dress r. w Parker. Puget Sound Agent,
col Front street. Seattle.
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The o. r. e n. 60. always alert 90 the
welfare OF their patrons. have placed on
sale az principal stations 1900 mile
ticket at the rate OF cents per mile.
good one year from date of sale and good
for massage over the rail and water lines
of their system.
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TO SEE THE GENERAL HOSPITAL

Ladies' Auxiliary WIZ Give Reception
and Serve Refreshments.
\ general reception ~ the generous pub
lR> Of seattle viii he held at thu Seattle
tT7.nersl Hospital building. west side 81
Front street. near Cedar. from 20 II
o'clock ., m. tomorrow, unser TIE aus
pices OF the WcTnan's Auxiliary. Dona-
lions VIII BE- thankfully received Re
freSh1nents viii he SERVED. the proceeds 10
be for thu benefit or the hospital. bat no
charge VIII he made for admission Ev-
ery-oosiy is invited % inspect ire build
ing
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BreadstufTs and Grains.

San Francisco, June 1s-Flour-Family
extras. $3.50IS.S0; bakers extras. IS. 40g
$50. super'lne. $2.5a2-6O per barrel
Wheat-No, l shipping wheat, 9gi4c per
GENITAL for new and GOO for old. milling
wheat. 91lsc4N per GENITAL.
Barley-Feed. fair to good, 571hd60c:
choice. 6li.c: brewing. 61aQ75c.
Oats-Milling, &.05G1.15. surprise. sl.07ls
G112ls; fancy feed. Sl.00n105. good 10
choice. S0ag5zc; fair To good. S71zG9Oc;
poor 10 fair, S0a Sc, black, nominal; gray,
S1za95c.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spring. years fleece San Joa-
quin, 6G61ac. six to eight months. do.
5qSc; six 10 eight months Calaveras and
foothin free. SQl0c. do. defective. 4dec;
Northern good to choice. 9Gl3c; do de-
festive. 7aSc; Nevada, spring. light and
choice, 81 loc; heavy. 6q1c.
Hcps-4g6c per pound.
Produce.
Blackberries, s250a4: raspberries. s2.5o6
8; common strawberries. s2.50a3.50; Long
worths $517
onionS-Onions are steady: new reds so
Qsoc per GENITAL; silverskins. 75d90c.
PoultIy-Fryers. $5G6; broilers, large,
s.. 5ou4; small. $L5002.50.
Cheese-F'ancy. mild. new, 6dsl.o: COM
mon 10 good. 4nJc; Young America, safe:
Eastern. 1ll2Ql2ixc; Western, 6QSc.
EggS-Duck eggs, 15Q1Tc per dozen:
store eggs. 15Gl6c: ranch eggs. 1791sc. and
occasionally 19c per dozen.
Potatoes-BurbaBks, 60cdst; Early Rose
6eaz5c new potatoes in sacks. 10000.
Butter-Good to choice dairy, ual1Ihss;
medium, 1o8l012c.
Flour. quarter sacks. s,512: wheat, CEN
tails. l3s, as; barley, centals, S.099; corn.
centals, S5S; beans. saEks, lis: potatoes,
l.SS2; onions, sacks 6S7; hay, tons, 457;
bran, 100. middlings. 20; wine, gallons.
100
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Steady; December. S1O57.
Barley-Quiet; December. 6ol.c.
Corn-$l.OS.
B Bran-$l4.50 per ton
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

Financial.
To7don June 12-Silver. 9s4d. coraois,
10; la. Bank of England rate or inter-
est. Per cent
Hread~tuffs and Grains.
Liverpool June 1s.-Wheat-ouiet de-
,,s,,s r.cor No. . red winter So 71zd No
o ~ eor3ne- stocks exhausted. No ! hard
Manitoba. IS @a.d. No. ! California e ID
r-,,tr-as closed arm. led higher, July.
: sd: August, - sad September, IS
x. C,,-,,h..r. SIS ss.d. November, IS l0d
Crrp-Soot, quiet; American mixed.
ra,v - ss.d Futures opened quiet but
steady with near POSITIONS LA hisIer :
IT,. a. sz.d. JuFv ~ ~. August, A. 5i<d !;
Senfernte~. Is SD; Octoh-er, IS sd; NO
vsfY7her ~ I'D
T7lour-Firm: demand supplied: 81.
Louis fairy winter. *
I4ossz-Ar London. Pacific coast. = Is
~ v-~asssr7sy srs54v Madison PARK
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The following are the prices paid BY re-
tail dealers for round lots delivered at the
wnarr or on cars. or the Jobbing rates
quoted by wholesale dealers with ordi-
nary terms OF credit:
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Transacts a saving bank business ex-
clusiyely.
Deposits received from 81 TO $4,000
Interest allowed per annum. Six per
cent. on term deposits. per cent. on or
dinary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May ana
November Loans made on real estate or
apDrOyei Coliaferais only.
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The celebrated National Mexican band
will furnish music for the butcherg bar
becue hall at Madison street pavilion,
tomorrow afternoon and evening.
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observations taken al all stations at 8
18th meridian time 6 p. m. Pacific
p.r0 GEORGE -. SALISBURY.
Oberserver in Charge.
s%.-s q. Seattle har7bor for the week
xxsfnr4rr Wednesday, June 10:
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland, June 1S.-lWheat-WaIla Wal
IA, 5Qd5lc; Valley, 59EI53c
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DEXTER HORTON & CO.. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1887.


Incorporated 1887.
sCaplt,a.i' tiSS q,
President;;;...:.....AA Denny
n lee r rer'i.N r. r. L. hat liner
Cashier. r; Van Tuyl
.eTs s on New 1 York Chicago 81. Paul. San
Francisco Portland and various points in
Oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills Of exchange on London avail
able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections mads al alt points on FAVOR
bonds. stocks and other vaiuables re-
oelved on deposit tor safe keeping.
THE FIRST i NATrnNAI BANK or
Paid up capital. .sl5o.oo2
Surplus '''&1o'v"
Maurice McNficken..........Vics President
Lester Turner.-.....'...'--.. SaSiiie'
General banking business transacted
Sigh. and teiegraphic exchange payable
Ia All the principal cities OF tho
United States and Europe.
BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Paid up capital, s. 5000: reserve, 81, TO-
ooa Head Office. 90 Lombard street. Lon
don Branches. Portland. san Francisco.
Seattle. Tacoma. victoria: Nsw mest mn
Snnvar n g. A general banking and ex-
cbanee business transacted Loans made.
riils discounted Commercial credits
granted Deposits received on current ac-
count subject 20 cheek -
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid in...... so2s.go
Surplus -....ss.....ssss.-.ssS W
Jacob F1rth. .............--...:;... Presisens
T. G.. Neufeldsr........s....s lco 1Iesi.rhs
r. V. Ankeny. ........-..--.....Sashlef
DIRECTORS.
= r Seu+eldnr- J. r Hayden,
g Frauenfhsi Jacob Fnrth.
sigrnund schwabacher.
f-o--esronaence IN all the principal cftiss
in the United States and Europe.
,rrsr- GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
49, COMPANY.
Incorporated 1881. Capital 10 .0o
rstiav RufIdfng Second and Cherry S-s.
-Transac a.
GENERAL BANKING AND SAVINGS
Business.
rparoaHte received In any amount from II
,,r,yvsrls and interest allowed thereon
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE..
Corner Commercial and Yesler ave.
Paid UP capital. 800, 90
Transscts q general banking business.
~. y. Baiiard--...-.-.....-. ......- rresfiehs
II. q. Henry s.-....,--..-+..--NiI he ErEsi1ehL
Y. 4. Spsncer....'......'..... .'...Sassiss
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OK roasting today. Madison park.
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THE MARKET REPORT.

REPAYMENT OF AGRrCUIr
T. I-r-pr WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Gsz*tte June Il Ts1S
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--OFFTCERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Furth. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. President
Arthur A Denny...........Nice President
John Leary Second Vice President
James X. Hayden. .Man'gr. Cash'r. Sec'y
Sigmund Schwabacher. John Collins.
Z. c. Neufelder. 4. w. Wiimans.
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Financial.

Money on call, easy at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, 2lx4Sis per cent
Sterling exchange-FirTn. with actual
business in bankers bill at ST. SsI.g7l sea-
for demand and ST. 81. "a. SS1a for sixty
GAYS; posted rates. S..S944 9o; commercial
bills, s4.s71zG4S3$..
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OK roasting today. Madison park
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle, Wash.
-orrrCERs AND TRUSTEES

Capital go. :ioo. 900
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berries. In lib tins. per doz sl7s; cur
Pants. gallon tins. per dog. 50. plurz1s.
gallon tins. PER doz. g -. z---Io tins per
Coz. s1%s apples. zss-lo tins Per Cox.
III. gallons. s3s9. grapes, Sab tins
per DOG. Ez
canned Meafs-IobtEng 1-Devsled hams,
Hex. per dor. Sc. corne1 beef. --io can
sLa1. corred best. 2-lh cans, Per Coz
20: Clipped b4es. lib car, per Cox
10. Clipped BEEF. z-Ib can. Per COZ. -
lunch tongue. lib car. PER 6oz- s5-5o'
lunch tongue, 2-lb can, PER dog. W.
roast beef. Per dog. g. -: roast chicken
Der coZ. 40: roast mutton. = sssIa-tv
roast turkey, per dog. sc. pigs -eei-
z-ib tins per SCz q =. trina & IS
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The Stock rxc,,an-e.


New York. June 1S-Share speculation
On Tne stock exchange waS very iTTeESl-
lar during the day. and. q. result % the
tra1lng prices were about evenly divided
between gains and losses The market
opened firm and active. Pullman selling
Up Is per cent. Missouri Pacific II. and
the general LIST a fraction 4 reScSion
soon SCI in which was slight. except THAI
Pullman fell ! per cent. Later X made
q further recession Of per cent Towards
u o-e&ock the entire market became
steady, but soon after THAI q brisk selling
movement was inaugurated in Laciede
Gas, which broke 8 per cent TO 80. raj
lied and closed ar ga. making a net loss
or - per cent The general market tend
ed upward under the leadership Of the
coalers. but before noon values were
again on the downward track Sugar
moved Up I. per cent: Minneapolis * ST.
F2ul. IA. National Linseed. -, and other
SHARES fraction During the afternoon
Northern Pacific gained Is. The market
closed irregular.
Bond speculation today WAS OF only
moderate volume. but most OF the
changes were advances Aggregate sales,
s. 667. 0uo.
Government bonds-Firrn-
State bonds-Dull.
Railroad bonds-F'irrl,-
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Bonds.

7. 5. 4s,new, reg. 1.S.x 0. r. & n. lists .1lei,
7. :. As. new soup. 12S-sD. * r. c. 7S1l3
L. S. SIS. reg. Il6S FoIgrs .... f.Ss,
I. 5. IS. coup. .Il6@s Erie Seconds. 81 a
y , Is. e'g.-....lll5s q. II. * 5. A. 6s. -
l. ,. As. coup. lib Sevens .........lGSia
I. ;. IS. reg. 81 III K T. G. asllI
Pacific 6s. 'e510O Sizes ....lfO
Ala, Class A....l07 NJ. X. T. list as. So.
\ IA, CLASS B.. I05 Second Is. ...... 59i.
Ala, Class c.. 81 Mutual Union 6S.1i3
Ala, Currency. % y. j. &. Gen. Us. us
La New Con-. ~ N p Ists....lI 1888
Missouri IS r0o Seconds ..NrtS
N carolina IS. rs Northwest Con. 40
tours ..........lo3 s. r Deb IS. .l09
;. Z. Non-ENund. ~ r. -. w. lists. 20
Tenn. New Set IS - 81. Paul Con. Is. 1854
tlFeS .......... Toe g. X z. W. IS. .1l5
Tenn Old 6s..-... So S. LsSl NJ Gen rs 20
Va Centuries. 62ih st i. 81. r. Gen 6s1isS
Deferred 1900. . Texas Pac lists. 932s
Atchison ISL. ISIS Seconds ...... 3lia
Second A....... 25ss l.. z. lists of '96. .106
Tan; so. 2ds......106 West Shore As. .10T
l.. & N........ NJ SO, r. R.......... 9S7s
Z. i. lists of % Ta31,
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Total sales of stocks today were 2gl.-
122 shares, including: American Cotton
Oil, 1900; American Sugar. 2, 400; Atch!-
son, $500; Burlington, Il, $40; Chicago Gas.
$500; Baltimore & Ohio. 5000; NJ, ~. *
T.. pfd.. $500: Laclede Gas. 1850; Long
Island Traction. $500; Missouri Pacific,
1890: National Linseed Oil, AGO; y. y.
& n. f.. 1000; Northwest, 300; Read
ing. 300; Rock Island. 600; St. Louis *
Southwest. pfd., 1890: St. Paul. 1850;
Southern r. r., 1, 400; Texas & Pacific.
10000; Wabash. $500; Wabash pfd., 22,soo.
The Grain supply.
New York. June IS.-Cables and tele-
graphic dispatches TO Bradstreets cover
ing the principal points of accumulation
in the United States, Canada and Europe.
together with supplies afoat for Europe
from all sources, indicate the following
changes in available stocks last Satur-
day as compared with the preceding Sat-
urday:
United States and Canada. east OF the
Rockies. wheat decrease. 2,727 600: United
States, Pacific coast. wheat, decrease.
57n coo: total wheat decrease both Coasts.
3.Z37. 90: afioat for and In Europe. wheat,
and Canada, east of the Rockies, corn
Increase 100000; total decrease worlds
available wheat. $4,000. United States
and Canada. east Of the Rockies. corn.
decrease TO 900; oats. decrease, $4,000.
Flour.
F'iour-Recelpts. 1880 barrels: exports,
400 barrels: sales. 1900 packages. Mar
ket shade steadier. but trade light.
Wheat.
wh4at-Recei5+s. none; exports. 5000
bushels: sales, 10 So 600 bushels futures;
eS 900 bushels spot. Spot firmer and more
active: No. ,. red. store and elevator,
77ssc: afoat. Sic: Z. o. b., 79ssc ahoat;
No. /. Northern. S1bc: No. l, hard, S22se
delivered Options closed %G5sc higher.
largely due 10 talk OF wet harvest.
higher cables and foreign buying. No.
. red June. 7Tkd77ssr: closed. 71ssc> July.
771L67s 5-15S. closed 7sisc; August. 78G7sssc.
closed. 7sasc; September. 7S@sQ7s34c. closed,
79c: December. soi4 gSlc, closed, s0%.c.
Hops.
Hops-Duu. but steady.
Wool.
wool-Firm.
pig fron-Firn,; American. s101ff5.
c6pper-Steady; exchange price, $3.50
GIo.e5.
TN Tiraa-s,eady; Straits. s1s.soqls.s5; plates.
spelter-Dun: domestic. SIS.
Coffee.
Conee-Options closed quiet. June 30
-,oir,s lower and other months 50l5 points
lower. Spot cofee-Rlo. dull; No :.
152ac.
Srrar-Raw. steady; fair refining. 27.c;
centrifugal. s5 test. : 6-l6c. Refined
quiet. ,
Pstroleum-srong; closed. $40.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
Paid UP capital. .sipog
Surplus .xlD.VW
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General banking business transacted

7. II. McGraw. ..........-..:..;....p residens
Maurice McMicken.........Vtc PRESIDENT
Lester rner.-..................... cashier
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Sigh. and teiegraphic exchange payable
In ALI the principal cities or tho
United States and Europe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19

sumner shooting. E-lb key. 81; Eagle
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
hatieFs of Small Moment About the City
Very Briefly CaronlcIaa.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS NOTES.
a Fiji nnd Concise Record or Tho
Minor Events oil Growing sen.
port city Laid Fare TO tlle Many
Renders of the Newsiest Of Nor
folk Pupcrs.

The schools of the city closed ycster
day for the holidays.
The S. p. c. y. will put Il uniformed
officer on duty next year.
KEY. sam. Jones. The evangelist pass
ed through the city yesterday.
Inc telephone cable ut New Inlet, y.
C., has been put in order again
MIS-. Columbia Ehca, OF this city. left
Tor Baltimore last evening 10 visit her
mother.
Y Co. shipped 3i,if2i4 tons of coal from
Lambcrt'S Point.
Il. r. Russell and C. W. Eeaman. of
the United States flagship New York
are at Ill" Atlantic
me o. "rtainmcnt ut the Kinder
garten. $50 Butte street. Thursday af-
ternoon. was AN enjoyable event
Mr.. and Mrs. John Graves and Miss
Lucy Graves. of, Hamilton avenue,
Client. went to Baltimore last night.
Mr.. James Goodwin. while driving in
me CITY Park day or two ago. was
leg.
Julius ROUGH. 81 native of Germany.
was granted his Naturalization pa
pers by the United States Court yes
terday
The American shin Joseph Il. rhom-
with 2.Gtl tons OF coal for the United
States Navy.
\ fire in the ncighl1rhood OF PIN
her's FONT illuminated the water front
last night. No communication could be
obtained with the Point"
Thomas Mackcy. Colored. was ar
rested by Officers Snyder ana Curtis
last night on suspicion of stealing a
coat which he was Offering: to sell.
Mr.. Patrick Gor,!an. OF this: city. who
IS student nj the University College
OF Medicine at Richmond. has arrived
a Al tl,,..,a
Several Of the teachers nud n r,imrcr
OF The pupils Of the Norfolk College for
Young Indies hav" left for their re-
spectirc homes 10 spend The HOLIDAYS.
Nj Joseph G. Spruill. who has been
confined to his hciua. No. SIS Bank
DAYS. was considered much worse yes
tCrtlay.
Joseph Jacobs, a dealer in second
hand ciothinT on Commercial Place.
was arrested Yesterday. CHARGED with
receiving stolen goods. He was bail
Ell Tor his appearance i'm court
Mr. w. y. White. while coping ashore
rom an Enclish vessel at lamhsrt's
Point last night. stepped overheard. but
was rescued by the mate Of the vos-
sell He was in the water about hall
an hour
The rendezvous on the receiving
shin Franklin has been thrown open.
anu men are wanted for enlistment in
az grades to fill up the ships of the
North Atlantic squadron before the
Hects departure.
Byron G. D"zicr continues to improve,
aud II is believed vii! lie able 10 an
near before the Police Court in the cy-
animation OF Messrs. Moritz and Brinr-
nlrr on The charge Of felnuiouSly cut
ting him last Saturday night.
William Niiicr. Il white boy, wcs ar
rested in Atlantic CITY Yesterday AT
teruoon by Officer Brown. chnr.:c,,
with throwing missiles in the street. Il
Is said that the officer put 'uippcrs'
on him To bring him to the station.