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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-29

70, Our ffmes," Find q Man." epeciaA
music Sy Professor Taiiaferro. -.
San Felipe Mission Sunday echool--SW
San Felipe street. NJ c. Barber, supsrin-
tendent. Sunday school at p. m.
LUTHERAN
German Evangelical Lutheran Trinity
Church--On Louisiana street between
Preston and Prairie avenues. Sunday
school at a. m. Morning service at 10
a. IN. Evening service at 'oV y. M D.
Rnrthel pastor.
SALVATION ARMY.
The Salvation Army--Corner Capitol
avenue and Main street. Meeting every
night at o'clock, conducted by captain
and Mrs. Wager. Sunday services: Holt
meeting on Market Square at 2:so p. m,
continued in the hall at ':3o .. m. Ali
are earnestly invited to attend.
RAILROAD MISSION.
Railroad Mission Stuart II Boyles rail-
road infrmary. near Grand Central depot.
$3.50 and 1880 a. m. conducted by the
jail and hospital mission COMMITTEES. Short
pleasant profitable services. All welcome.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Services at Bryan hall every Sunday a.
Il a. m. subject. Faithful and Unfaith'
ful Servants" Bible class Wednesda,
evening at 1880 p. IN. All are cordially
CoLoRED CHURCH
Divine service by Rev. IL. Watts a.
| Superintendent 4. Starks. At p, m.
| grand rally for the benefit of Guadalupe
| college, conducted by Rev. w. i. Bell, -
D.. and other prominent ministers Oh IN a,
| are cordially invited TO attend.
| New Hope Mssion-Corner Pease ant
| Rice streets. Sunday school at 3 p. IN,
j. W. Hine, superintendent; w. b. Phii
] In. ...a.-
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THE COUNTY TEACH ERS.
The Final Meeting of the Institute for
the Session.

The Final Meeting of the Institute for
the Session.
The Harris County Teachers institute
convened for a TWO days session fof the
last time In the term of 1885 at CLANCY
VILE school house on Friday.
The first days programme, conducted
by Superintendent b. L. James, was as
follows; r
tendent James; topic: What Horace
! ears Ago"
teacher principally appeal in the instruc-
ton of young children? Give reason for
answer.
that will aid him in securing and retain
| ing attention. Explain.
s. What is meant by expression" In
reading?
How do pupils acquire the habit of
! ing without expression?
Explain the duty of the teacher in
reference TO his own health and personal
5. Chapter ri. Compayre's Psychology
- Moral educators,
! (2) opinion of educators.
| 49, Moral education in tho common
school
O. Moral authority Of the teacher.
90 Education, intellectual and moral.
AFTERNOON SESSION. p. NJ
o. Different meaning OF the word
| character"
| }
/ 90 The faults OF children.
| 81 Repression OF evil inciinations
/ 400 Formation of habits
QiJ Happy influence Of habits.
Tho second days meeting was called
to order by b. l.. James, but his official
duties making it impossible for him to
stead Miss Gooch, who aoiy filled the
position assigned her, The following was
the programme:
Brief answers to these Ques tons;
at he l.
2. Name four good qualities of the sue
cessful teacher. Explain value of each.
3. What should be the principal object
l. What Importance should be given tc
definite plan for calling and dismissins
classes and directing the movement OF
the same?
5 What is the relation of the teacher
to the patrons Of the school?
Chapter MI Compayre's Psychology
i. Feelings and habits.
.. Senslbilfy In the child.
3. External expression of feeling.
4. Relation of feeling 10 idea.
i 3. Tho power of example
n 6. Family affection.
: I. Friendship.
!, & Education in patriotism.
d .. The sentiment of the good
!; In the March institute of the teachers o
! Harris county committee of three wa
; appointed to draw up the following reso
n lutions.
E Resolved. That every techer In Harri
county make every effort to secure
. United States flag and erect the same OF
1 the school ground.
;; Resolved, That the teachers of Harri
II county extend their grateful thanks t
r their superintendent b. l.. James, 70
e his untiring effort in securing good at
tendance at our institutes and for tn
< general interest taken In the meetings
Re IL further
!. Resolved. That we extend vote o
% thanks to Mr.. W. w. Barnett for hi
Kindness In conducting our Saturda
IL meetings of the institutes and for out
lining our programmes for each meeting
rs Elma NJ Huebner,
$, Secretary.
n Maggie NJ Lynn.
II; e. w. Gruss,
10 Committee
n; The series of institute meetings hel
III during the term OF iS95-a6 have prove
, interesting and beneficial to all who hav
l" attended them
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THE CITY.

The Post Is delivered to any part OF tn.
months. $500, six months, $500; one year
sl2O0.
MIR. Theodore Boring has charge OF this
City Circulation and Collecting.
No orders for goods etc, are giver
by the management. and none VIII be &C
cepte5 N payment OF office bills.
Subscribers falling to receive the pape
regularly viii please notify the offic,
promptly. Every subscriber paper u
expected TO be delivered not later tina
$50 a. m
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FOSTERS LOCAL FORECASTS,

Tho storm waves viii reach this rnerid-
Ian ard other changes Will occur at an
'Tithin 100 miles OF Houston within twenty
iour hours OF . p. IN, Of the dates siver
below;
March 2e-Moderatlng.
March 3Q-Warmer
March 3l--Threatening
April i--Changeable.
Alril Cooler.
April 3-Ccol.
April 4-Moderating
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THE LOCAL STAGE .

The Private Secretary was seen by a
fair-siz-d matinee audience yesterday AT
teruoon, closing the engagement While
the leadjpg roles are not so strongly nile 4
as Oh previous occasions when thus popu-
lar play has been seen here YET the fun
is irresistible and the audiences Friday
evening and yesterday afternoon seemed
fully pleased.
The next attraction at the opera house
viii be the dual lecture on Dixie and
Nanke Doodle" Monday night 10y ex-0ov
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Are YOU bald2 Is your clothing con-
tinually covered with dandrum-fithy
animal matter fallen from diseased
tested With sores and scabs? Is your hair
growing thinner year by year, Is 1t pre-
maturely grayf Is II dry and brittle?
ways, you have n parasitic disease of the
scalp which you are. neglecting AT great
risk panderihe will cure you quickly
and permanently. Money refunded In
"aaa az failure All druggists.
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ShQ!gl! Democratic I!gAeI.

Mayor--H. Baldwin Rice.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A., Szabo:
Assessor and Collector-Jusun =. Whlte'
CITY Engineer-G. NJ. iaNoue.
Street Commissioncr-Jack Kennedy.
Marshal-Charles Helm.
Health Officor-pr Robert McElroy.
City Attomcy-John ;. Stewart.
Recordor-D. \. OBrien.
Aldermen
First Ward--w. ]. Kohlhauff, l. Son
men.
Second Ward-7J. NJ. Geisclman. Il. N.
Burke.
Third ward-Gus c. Street. H. II. La
than.
Fourth Ward Robert Adair, J. C. Mat
thews.
Fifth ward-James McAughan, W. j
Anhcrtin.
Sixth Ward-T w. cronan. j. NJ, Helser
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Thousands have been cured OF bnldnes
and other diseases OF the scalp by Oar
derine. 1t win cure you--guaranteec
All druggists
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blackburn & Bailey. hish-grade photo
| xraphers l0osh Prairie avenue.
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Does your head itch7 You haye a para,
site disease OF the scalp. panderine VIII
cure you. All druggists.
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Stop that continued falling out of the
hair or you Will lnevitapiy be paid use
Danderine. All druggists
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| LatiIes-wonderfull soft. iuxuriant and
beautiful hair is produced by Danderine.
Try IL. All druggists
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HOUSTON GAS LIGHT co.
Gas for illuminating, cooking, heating
and power, II desired. Apply 20 j. j.
Mex eever. General Manager.
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Price OF admission SOC. reserved seats l0c.
Tickets on sale at box office,
The Madames late book on inc care OF
the body free to ladies' attending the lee
ture. Mailed for 10 cents In stamps.
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panderlnel See Bald Heads; they must
go, All druggists.
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Crushed coke, substitute for anthracite
coal suitable for CRATES. stoves. ranges
Fer sale by Houston Gas Light Co.
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m bald7 Is YOUR clothing con

Coke and Tar-For sale by Houston Gas
Ifpht
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Gas cooking stoves and hot plates for
snle by Houston Gas Light Co.
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rhos. p. Williams. Dentist. Blns Build
ms.
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CHRISTIAN

Central Christian Church--Corner of
Caroline street and Capitol avenue j. G,
Mason, castor. sunday school at $50 a
m. 7. r. Day and w Il. Carter supcriu-
tendents Preaching at II n. m. and 7.iS
N. M The subjects today will be, The
Church That Christ Built, Young Peo-
pies Society of Christian Endeavor meet
ing at $40 D. m. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day at 7;4h p, m.
Common Street Christian Chapel sun
day school at 3 p. M; Christian EndeRvor
meeting at 4; preaching at p IN. II. b.
Lingan. pastor.
Houston Avenue Mission--Opposte tho
school building. Sunday school at $3.50 a.
M, Joe Douthit, superintendent.
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BAPTIST.

Second Baptist Chureh-Corner Hardy
and Liberty street j. NJ. Kailin. pastor.
Sunday school at $50 "A. M. j. H. Pruett,
superintendent. Preaching at II n. m, aud
I As u. m. by the pastor After the sermon
al night the ordinance of baptism viii be
observed.
Dooley avenue and Liberty road. Sunday
school az $3.50 p. IN. Preaching at 4:3O
| y. m.
| of Waverly and Common street. SUNDAY
school at $3.50, l.. i, Breaker, superintend-
| ent. Preaching service at IL a. m, j. C.
| Hudson. pastor. Subject: Times OF Re
| freshIng' Also prayer and praise SER
vice with study OF New Testament history
| Friday night.
| luam Avenue Mission-SundAy night at
| 1850 subject 1.-THE Gospel Revealed to
! Fa!th. but Hidden to unbolief' Also
preaching Thursday night. Subject. "rhe
| Relation of the Dance to Unbehef,"
Houston Ayenne@near school building
| Tuesday night 7:30 Suhject "Uubelicf
and the Demon of strong Drink. J. Car
son Hudson, superintendent Baptist city
| Mission
First Baptis; Church--Corner Fannlr
| street and Rusk avenue, Rev, l.. n Lam.
kin, pastor, Service this morning al ii
o'clock Subject OF service; ''Thc Divine
Law OF Fruitfulness" Services this even
ing at 7.i5. Subject OF sermon; The Men
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To Care Cola IN ONE Day.
TATE Laxative f3romo Ouinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II 1t faiis
IN cure 25c,
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LADIES BRING NOTE BOOKS. AS
NINE WILSON FREELY GIVES
VALUABLE RECIPES FROM
AGE To YOUTH,

In the presence of the audience, Nine.
Wilson VIII remove all traces Of age from
an aucd lady's face. Nine. Wilson VIII
portray Ia a dramatic manner the power
of cNpresslon by changing the expression
of her face In at least fifty different ways
showing the obedience to the mental
forces Of properly educated nerves ana
muscles.
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Al a SHE APPEARS 4 GIRL OF TWENTY
No Cosmetics No Pads, ret her skin is
like velvet 10 the touch aud ala
bdstcr so the eye.
HER FIGURE ABSOLUTELY
PERFECT,

Aside from Nine Wilson'S remarkable
physical aud facial Projections she is an
accomplished lady, master oi many IAN
gauges and q lie long student OF her PRO
ftssion.
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NOTIcE-ro Ivory lady attending, INC
Madame viii frll one Jar Of her Celebrated
Lilac cream at haf price.
STRICTLY HIGH-CLAss EpUCATIoN-
AL DISCOURSE. 1NTERSPEkSEl1
WITH MUSIC BY A FULL OR
CHEsTRA IN TWO PARTS,
FOR LADIES ONLY.
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committee.
The series of institute meetings held
during the term of iS95-96 have proved
interesting and beneficial to all who have
attended them.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
Tn. stock Exchange.

New York March .a.--Tozsay's stock MAJ
Ike. was In the main embarrassing. The
record OF transactions was below even the
slim total OF the previous day. ard the
fluctuations as a rule reflected the back
Ing and filling OF the boardrooIa scalpers-
American Tobacco was again the leader in
activity. followed by St Paul and l.. G.
y. the last two in about equal volume
Aside from the stocks mentioned. mona
Of tn. prominent shares made even an
approach 10 activity. Some disappoint-
rae-Yt zax Expressed AZ he ron appearance
a. the opening Of any suggestion ~ the
rally which was in progress a; the close
yeS.erSaY The Le1n.0n market for Amer
icsns came sIlghfly hoSgr. Pacific Mall
lpo-ylef snto prominence toward the eloss
% a far volume OF business and advanced
=. per cent. to III. The ostelsiole cause
- the Improvement was a progress report
81 . Re making al the Tranxcpntinental
taseting whtch WAS IN session up to late
hour Another theory wss that the move
rasslt was to corrpel the covering 81 shorts.
n detail the market shaded slightly at
me atltss, 40 a moderate extent, bait he
strength Of Tobacco ami = covering move
men. bv the shorts served so carry prices
20 = rsafrs making the net chsners Bghe
IN -r,-ssf cases The closing MAS quiet bat
Nrrr Al sight corcezSlons generally az
r7raaarat WITH yesterdays mai figures
The ssealir<e 10 bonds fell neIow the rrcent
average. sr5 the tone was heavy The
eisei5res ~ consequence were confined 10
the usually inactive bonds. In this class
Afchisos. Colorado ard Pacific f-sts ts-
urse for =. Ter cent IN tire active list
Sarsh~rn Pacific thirds headed the losses
ussh IL osr cent Ire sales we're 81 4oHssEt
Governments were quiet. Prices were
pracuczily unchanged. o. dealings Of sls,-
90. -
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IS Sd: Ne : red spring. stocks exharsfea'
Nc I hard Mansseha. - gid. No. Sah-
fornfa. IS sd Futures closed firm: Aarcn
ard APRIL. IS ed, May. June and jury. -
4s.d: August. IS 3D.
t,,rrs-Srof steady; American mixed new.
IS I'd Futures closed steady. uneSangsa'
March. 5 ID: April. S ND: May and June.
- KID: July. s. ID: August. IS sisd
Fis4r-Dusl. demand poor; St LOUIS
fancy winter. Is Sd
Hops.
Hops-At Isendon. Pacific coast. =.
London Wool sales.
London. March :s.-The second series Q.
the colonial wool sales. which epehsa
March and closed today wss highly sue
cesSfal Merinc showed during the safes
10 per cent higher. except for Ameriesn
qualities, which were not much chanssa.
owing 10 the absence Of the demand from
American representatives. Crossereds
sold 10 per cent. higher for fine qualities.
owing 20 the continental buying ihe
total number of bales sold was lN.o". OF
which the home trade took Ts.ve. the con-
tineat los. 90 and America only ."s ae-
corsiing TO brokers' estimates The NUM-
Der OF bales held over for the third series.
which will open April y. is iS.oe bales
Following are the sales IN detail; New
South Wales. Lar bales: secured. lees,ig
Is Sd: greasy. ss.Gfid. Queensland. l.sss
tales; secured. Is teSe7is Sd: greasy. - Y
lei. Victoria, sss bales: greasy, ea-dstis.
South Australia. ss4 bales; greasy, eizG
SID. Swan River. ~ bales. secured. Is
I'D: greasy. e,s9sssd. New Zealand. Aaif
bales: secured, sizds5is Id. greasy, .Ass
Id Cape Of Coed Hope ard Natal, l,oss
bales; secured, Is ,sd3ls I'D greasy.
a%1Sd
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The Wool Market.

Boston. March ea.-The Boston Com
mercisi Bulletin will say tomorrow OF me
wool market: The sales are again nsls-
nificant. The American clip has opened
in Arizona at 6iec. These prices do not
afford an exact criterion, but the indi-
cations are that the opening prices are
about on last years basis or below Ihe
difference in price between American anu
Australian or Cape WOODS is now so wide
that sample lots of Americans are nov
being sold for export. The sales OF the
week are ae. 900 pounds domestic and siS.-
co foreign. against $500 pounds DC
nestle and $4,000 pounds foreign last
week and 1.isl.ooe pounds domestic ana
So coo pounds foreign for the same week
last year. The sales to date show an IN
crease of 5.si95T pounds domestic and
S.Se9. 500 pounds foreign over the sales TO
the same date in 1895 The receipts 10
date show a decrease of 4,S1s bales do
mestio and an increase OF a,3e bales
foreign.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstuf,s. Grains. Etc.


San Francisco. March 2o--Flour-Famify
extras. ss.75q3s5: bakers extras. $3.5o9
3s5: superfine s.. s5J3. 10 per barrel.
wheat-Shipping wheat, $780, for No.
and sio7izg LOSS. for choice: milling. N-0
GLE
Barley-Feed. fair to good. s7l4a7oc;
choice. 71aQ72i9c; brewing. soQssi4c.
Oats-Mnling. .sas2tsc; Surprise, Sas5c;
fancy feed. s21sGlS,c: good TO choice, 759
soc: poor TO fair. 6slza12i2c; black. for seed.
nominal: gray, 72izQs0c per Genital; red,
for seed, nominal.
Receipts-Flour quarter sacks. 100SS:
wheat. centals, SO: barley. centals, 6.495;
oats, Oregon. centals. l.325: beans. sacks,
i,sGl: corn, centals. s.2i5: rye. centais, AS;
potatoes, sacks I.3d5, onions, sacks, i32:
bran. sacks, 2.a65; middlings. sacks. l.oo5;
hay. tons. 3a2; straw. tons, ls; WOOL bales,
1so. alfalfa seed, sacks, 10; quicksilver,
TASKS. iso: wine. gallons, $3.50; hides,
number, 1888.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Middiings. si6q7ls.5o: bran. siedl2D
Hay-Wheat. H9l15e. wheat and oat,
S. 5OEilo 80: oat. s7.5oIlo; alfalfa. s7as: bar
ley. s7Ge clover. s6qs; compressed, s75o1
1850: stock. s63I5o; straw. 35qs0c per
bundle.
Pctatoes-Salinas Burbanks, soGeoc;
river Burbanks. 3elQi0c; Oregon Burhanxs.
49ssc: river reds, 5odeoc; Early Rose, 40
d5ac: new potatoes. r4G2c per 10; MERGED
sweets, Se.7oQ3.
observation-disclosures onions sods5c;
Oregon onions. S5c1s1.1o: Los Angeles to-
matoes. sl.s0d2; string beans. l2izGiSc:
green peas. la2t.c; cabbage. .0d50c; garlic.
sG5c; dried peppers. ieai2iec; mush-
rooms, eai5c; asparagus, ,5clsL25; dried
ea5c: dried peppers. logl2izc: mush-
rooms, pc; asparagus. s5cTsL25: dried
okra. l2i4Ql5c: rhubarb. 35fl5lc.
Fruit-Apples. No. grade. e5caSl25:
common. esf775c: fancy. sl.5cd2; Mexican
lines. s. sac: California lemons, common,
.lGi 70: do good to choice sl-5sa2 do
fancy. s. ~: California oranges, seedlings,
81 ieqsIso: do naveis. sads; pineapples. s.. 20
as: bananas. s1d2.
Butter-Fancy creamery. i7dl7Isc: Sec
onds. issIis,ac: fancy dairy. lie; seconds,
iad1sl-c.
Cheese-Faucy mild new. 1idii.sc: fair
to e Oh. gni0r; Eastern. f2I1fc-
Eggs-Store 1OisIlic; ranch. iiiTGi.isc.
Poultry-Turksy gobblers. 12u13c: turkey
hens. IsT14c; roosters. old. 81: do young,
sssfs %; brothers. small. s3r4: do large. s. 30
$50: hens, siG5; ducks. =. sos17 80: white
geese. soc: pigeons. old. s2.5od3: pigeons,
young. sl.5Fdl75: gray geese. $50: hare,
&c; brant. SOC; rabbits. cottcntal. LIS;
rabbits. bush, 81
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Steady: December. si.o7i4; May.
81 asIs-
Bariey-Steady: December. 1isc.
Corr-ssr.
Bran-sleD-
Wool.
wool-Faii, short, trashy San Joaquin
plains, SIC: good San joaquin plains.
iGsc: southern and coast, fasc; mountain
w1oIx uoh, ard free sS7-rs r,er-+zf,
woods. defective and heavy, iI6c.
Hops.
Hops-2G5c per pound.
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:, ne results Of the poor business in many
ines laa during the autumn and winter are
49, sss cropping out II the form Of failures.
AZ street. perhaps is inclined TO exag.
sefase such circumstances. and Z, regard
= GENERAL the condition which Affects cnfy
- ucaiar localities or interests. Never
~S.' the Gnfaserahis Impressions
s.na uncoahsedly exist IN financial
s.sS'es as TO the present outlook for the
s. slness community necessarily affect the
npef OF speculation and check invest
= s'e,S Another factor of some Importance
= ,n- siew movement OF corn The veu-
sI@t enwillincness Of farmers to ssll ar
ssnt reduces the tonnage and profits
y. western railroads. and creates q dis
.tpointment which is shown in the inae-
wy speculation in railroad shares gen.
saas, despite the evidence that the new
So'nt sranc association is working we'll.
IN that the trunk lines and other roads
- cenducftng competitive business with
aluminium OF rata cutting or friction.
Ner - 1t possible to ignore the fast that
sae approach Of the presidential campaign
- an nnse;tlirg effect. and that this
tseaing Is supplemented by the apparent
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the present congress
N regard TO the couniry's foreign rela-
usns ana Its inapo.ency when the finances
ana currency are at stake.
Bank Ciearnnccs.
TIE following table. complied cy R,rA.
pueets. shows the total elearances at the
panciaai cities and the percentage OF IN
sreese or decrease. ~ compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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= THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
sscnfy, state CT Washington. II. j. Lea-
nsan, doing business under the firm
rxme OF Jehmann Brothers. plaintiff.
y Gosh Murray Company. defendant.
n. H.i1 Notice Of sale.
Notice Is hereby given by the under
md, as receiver 10 the above entitled
~. that the entire assets OF the Gosh
Hsrfay Company vii! be sold on the eth
~ Of March is.S. at ten O'Clock a. m,
X the door OF the courthouse of King
essnfy state Of Washington. for cash. in
r<rsuance Of an order OF sale made by the
mpfrior court OF King county. Ia the
dove entitled case. unless prior to said
~, bid for the purchase OF sad assets
4 private sale shall be made and be APP
Rssed by said court.
A list OF the assets 10 be sold may be
~ or application to the undersigned. at
r. oflcc room 3bi Bailey block. Seattle.
1x.s OF Washington.
cHAS. WATSON,
n Receiver OF the Gosh Murray Company.
March INST 1896.
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COUNTY NOTICES.

COUNTY TREASURERs NoTICE-On
aEd after the 2Sd day of March. 1855.
WI pay on presentation all outstanding
warrants drawn on the road and bridge
fsnd up 10 and including No. s.z7f, issued
September II. 1885,; all warrants drawn
&C. the soldiers relief fund up to and In
Guiding No. 30. dated October y. 1856.
AID all warrants drawn on the govern
eant canal fund M % and including No.
y, dated March IL. 1895.
Dated al Seattle. Wash. March -. 1895.
JOHN w. MAPLE. County Treasurer.
BY r r. PADDEN. Deputy.
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