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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-01
The President.

BUzzARD's BAY, Mass, July L.
President Cleveland arrived at GRAY
Gables this morning on Mr.. Benedict's
yacht Oneida. He was accom-
panied by DR.. Bryant and Private Sec
rotary Thurber. AS the President
came up the run from the float he was
met by Mrs. Cleveland and the little
ones. Mr.. Cleveland was looking ex-
ceedingly well, though somewhat pale
from his close attention to official duties
at Washington. He said that he was
in good health and glad to be at Gray
Gables again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-01
A CAVE ALONG THE PoToMAc..

A CAVE ALONG THE POTOMAC
Messrs. Alvey Davis and Amos Shanks,
while out hunting yesterday, discover
ed large cave along the cliffs on the
hank of the Potomac river near Will
Transport, and explored it for some dis
lance with lantern. They report
having found an immense room at a
distance of fifty yards from the en-
trance, from the ceiling of which hung
numbers OF large and beautiful stalac-
titles. An exploring party will be or
ganized.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-01

En- .CoNFEDERATEs took part in the
laying of the cornerstone of monu-
ment to General Grant in New York,
hut the fact that the High School Ca
diets of Washington have gone to Rich
mond to attend the laying of the cor
nerstone of a monument to President
Davis, has put the G. A. r. and the
Loyal Legion of that city, and of some
others, in the North, off their guard, so
that they have allowed their we'll
nursed hate for the South, and for the
tenderest feelings of her people, to man
ifest itself. Well, hate begets hate,
and if the North can stand the conse-
quences, certainly the South can. But
Southern gushers will probably 60 on
all the same.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-01

THE CIVIL SERVICE humbug law,
which the st. Louis convention en-
dorsed, works SO injuriously to the pay
masters aud quartermaster's depart
ments of the army and of che mechani-
cal branch of the navy yards, that those
in charge thereof protest against its en-
forcement. Honesty and responsibility
are more requisite in the two formers
and technical skill in the latter, than
ability to "do sums" and write a ''clerky
hand" but they cannot be tested by the
competitive examining boards. But the
President believes in the civil service
law, and whatever he believes, accord
ing to Governor O'Ferrall, is right.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-01
Paid the Penalty.

HANNIBAL, Mo-, July lat all
early hour yesterday morning the dead
body of Cecil Wayland was found
dangling from tree in the woods near
his home in Rails county. A few days
ago he outraged a respectable woman
oil the neighborhood, and it is supposed
that her friends took this method of
wreaking their vengeance on him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-01
Expiatcd his Crime.

SCRANTON, Pa, July l.-Crezenzo
Merola, who shot and killed Emanuel
Loro, barber. at Old Forge, this
county, on Sunday, June II, 1894, be-
cause Loro asked Merola for Is cents
which he owed him, was hanged here
for the crime shortly after 10 o'clock
this morning. The murderer died
gamely, but showed no bravado. He
assembled the scahold with a firm step
and before he was pinioned kissed the
two priests who attended him good bye.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-01
BuckIen's Arnica so,vo

The BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm.
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup.
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to 1--WE
perfect satisfaction or money ref ,nded
Price 25 cents per box. t'a.T~sale bv
Ernest l.. Allen. 'isy 3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-01

which adjoin on the west and thence
to the iron works of Post & McCord.
The fire is still burning. As far as
learned no one was injured. The ter
ritory devastated covers full block
and half. A rough estimate places
the loss on buildings and contents at
quarter of million dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-01

Mss PHOEBE CoUzINs has seen the
error of her ways as woman's reforme-,
and now says her sex should cease their
efforts to reform the world, and devote
their attention to securing homes and
livings for themselves and their fami-
lies. zone ray OF light the closing eye
receives, and wisdom only takes what
folly leaves" IF mans efforts to re-
ssn the world are vain, those of 1om-
.course, can not be otherwise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-01
THE PINEAPPLE TRApE.-The i'm

The PINEAPPLE TRADE.-The i'm
froIation of pineapples to Baltimore
aepreesfe e 18th to the end of the month
is a mncb ooout $4,000 dozen, which
been taken etSBtser quantity than has
period for several during the same
ing the same period of 1fS sass past. Dur
were only 52,5S7 dozen me receipts
this year have been very very poa %he prices
IL iron .. 20 70 800 per hundred, WS1Ily
,as year the range was from s. to s IS Ea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-01
Nebraska Republicans.

LINCOLN, Neb., July Interest in
the action of to-day's republican State
convention centres largely in the guber-
material nomination for which there ara
five candidates. The platform will
probably be short and to the point, and
there is little doubt of its declaring for
sound money and disavowinG anything
that sayors of populism in the slightest
1aprea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-01
Big Fire.


BROOKLYN, N. Y, July la fire
last night in the boiler room of G.. w.
Piper's kindling wood company, on
Newtown creek, burned seven buildings
belonging to the company. The flames
rapidly extended to the lumber yard
and box factory of E. @. Smith & Co.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-01
A Vessel Sunk.

SUAKIM, July 1.-The Red Star pack
et-boat Rahmanieh, bound from Suakim
for Suez, broke her shaft yesterday
and drifted upon reef, where she
foundered. Sixty persons were drown
ed. The most of them were Greeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-01
,k,sBT OF APPEALS.

- \, - = ~k11N0'
s s,JM ,igm A s.'em Building Associa-
ParSinasr.s nnty, argued and
mn man MIRO. from Roanoke cou4s VS.. Chap
Fjvnn Of ole 49, omitted
Roanoke county, submitted on briso..,
Bethel " Co. VS.. Salem Improvement,
Company, from Roanoke county nor
TALLY submitted. par
The court has refused to grant a writ
OF error and supersedeas in the case ~
William Henry, alias Solomon Marable
the Lunenburg negro. Marable is
under sentence to be hanged on Julv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-01
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY /, 1896

AT THE annual services in the ma
tional capital commemorative of the
Union soldiers who fell during the war
between the States, the statue of Gen
eral Washington is always decorated
with the U. S. flag. But Governor
O,Ferrall has refused to allow Con-
federate flag to be placed on the Wash
inpton monument in Richmond, for the
assigned reason that General Wash
ington had nothing to do with the Con-
federacy." He certainly had nothing
to do with those who invaded his State
and killed and harried and impoverish-
ed his kith and kin, and as he gained
his reputation by fighting against in
finitely less grievances than those the
people of his State vainly strove
against, it is only natural to suppose
that had he been alive, he would have
headed the virginians in 1861 as he
did in 177G. But whether he would or
not, if his statue can be decorated in
Washington at Northern celebrations,
why it can't be in Richmond at cele-
brations by the people Of his own State,
can be told better by Governor OFFER
rail- than by any other Virginian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-01

Dispatches from Para, Brazil, state that the
rebel leader Seminarios has declared independ-
cnce in the revolving province OF Loreto, and
made overtures to the Brazilian States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-01

If the silver men capture the Michigan del.
egation they will have two-thirds majority
in tho Chicago Convention, and the fight for
control Of this delegation will be hard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-01
SALE OF PoINT LooKour-Daniel q

SALE OF POINT L0oK0UT.-DanieI c.
Hammett, trustee, sold at Leonardtown,
Nd, yesterday, at public auction, the
Point Lookout estate, situated at tho
mouth of the Potomac river. Anthony
M. Zane, of Philadelphia, was the pur-
chaser, at $1,000. The farm contains
2S744 acres, and on it is the site of the
famous United States prison for Con-
federate troops during the civil war.
Point Lookout was at one time resort
of considerable note, but since the war
it has been but little visited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-01

BAsEBALL-The games played by the
National League baseball clubs yesterday re-
suited as follows: Baltimore s. New York 4 !;
Brooklyn 8, Philadelphia a Boston s. Wash
ington 3; Cleveland II, Chicago 5; Pittsburg
B, st. Louis 2; Cincinnati 8, Louisville 2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-01

MIR. cbauucey Depew has gone to
.urope to spend two months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-01

MIR. JOHN G1LMER SPEED, in the
North american ReUiew for July, raises
a question that should be decided at
once. 1t is: What right have the peo-
pie of this country to their personal
and individual privacy, and can the
law protect them in that right? AS it
is now, no mans or woman's pictures,
business, pleasures or SORROWS, even
of the most private character. or
however innocent they may be, are free
from the sensational newspaper, and
the attempt of the victims to resent the
wrong by force, only makes them the
more conspicuous. The freedom OF the
press has degenerated into licensed
outrage, and some means should be de-
vised by which the latter could be SUI,
marily suppressed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-01

THE G. A. r., the Loyal
League and the Loyal Legion, OF
all of which organizations Mr.. Nc
Kinley is u member, seem to have
made him the special object g Sst tS2sir af-
lection and admirs !isn, and to have en-
tered active upon the campaign for
Election. Their regard for the feel
ings of the people of the South has just
been glaringly exhibited by their reso-
buttons relating to the Confederate re-
,,nion at Richmond. Mr.. Mckinley ia
yored the force bill when it was i'm
possible for him to pass it. If he shall
be President, that impossibility will be
removed. But still there are Southern
democrats who say they will vote for
him, if the nominee of the Chicago con-
ysntion shall be in favor Of free silver.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-03-20
81 @usber@ o m merfrifd

-4usberS Spmm merfrif9e
-9ait: n&ellner, ipie t0nnen Sic eis
mem Safe 10 ettpds brinsen! Der
Slid riedt ia!" = &ellner: vOas gebt
mid ni4ts an. bas miifen sic Dem
Wirtbe idsen! - 9ait: $50 rufen sic
ibn!" = 9ait: pWie tOnnen sic, Serr
Wirtb, bieien perborbenen Slid einem
9aite porieben lahen9!" 9!"-2anbpirtb:
.sSa, mas ioa i9 benn bamit ma6ena
SOa t9 ibn pielleidt ielbsr eTsn9!"
= 0erratben. Der tIeine
&arl: Meine S9peiter nirb glei9
'runterfommen. = @erebrer: 60, mas
madt iie benn node : Der fleine
8arl: Sd tpeiB nidt, iie ifsbt Dor bem
Spiegel unb errotbet babel unb iast:
4d, Serr S9ulbe, Sic iiberraf@sn
mid, fpreden sic nit Mama.
-auseiner Gereinsrebe.
m.... Weine Serren! gu bic 2fnieles
genbeit brauden mir Selb. 9et t0nz
men mir aus unf're SaiIs nsbmen, bet
burfen mir, ba3u iinb mir bere9tigt;
dber bet tpollen mir ni9t! Denn ma.
rum? - @eiI niidt brin is!"
: Gigentb m i9es Sob.
Doctor: Siebit 9u, lisbes Weib9en,
i4 babe meinen patienten tpieber bers
geiteat, trobbent es elm Guberit Idtpiez
rieer Soa mar. : Srau: Su bift elm
febr geIdidter Mann unb berItebit
Define &unit, fdabe. baB i'd Did ni9t
friiber sefannt babe, Du bGtteit mir
meinen erften Mann, meinen armcn
Rarl, ii9er eerettet.
-Heues Wort.- .-9.: rWas Ioait
0u bdsu, baB fi6 Der Rentier 9oIbfad
nnb fein Sreunb itsts fiiritli6 beIdens
feng" ~Ou tpirit bod ni9t olauben,
baB bic 2eute bus bon Sersen tbun =
bas tbun iie nur aus Reci b OBJ itGt!~
-GataIe Wenbuna. rWeine
5rau bat. ba mir pl0bIi9 9eIu9 err
bielten, eine tlsine, bGusli6e sSefli6z
felt in Iusiibt genommenl 5aben sic
fiir beute abenb fhon etipds Dor, Serr
Rdmerabg" - ,Nein, Serr Saupts
mann! Stebe gu 9ieniten@ Damn
finb Sic ippbG 10 siitia unb-balten
Der gompasnie um s llbr bea0ortraa.
ben eisentli9 Sd balten foIIts!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-03-20
gers.eb ,.ns persib

Erifft ie einmal in b0fer Stunbe
Did frantenb Wprt aus SreunbesS
7 munbe,
Hab ni6t bas binseiporfne 0prt
BerftDrenb ipirten fort unb fort!
baIt @infebr In bic eig'ne 8rut
Db slei6es Sbun Dir nidt hepuBt;
gripeitre ni9t ben tleinen RiB :
Wersieb oas ruide Wort = bersib!
Eras' Did. OBJ ME Der ardnfunS
S9mera
Dur9 0i9 erfubr Elm anb'res Sers -
Sin Ssra, bas tbeuer Dir unb Iieb =
Bsrsib bas raide Wort = psreieb!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-03-20

Gineuter.Sibrsr,-S Sou-
rift: nglun baben mir uns perirrt! Oas
bdtt' i'd uua Ohns 5iibrsr fertig brias
gen fOnnen Siibrer: nJreili', ,
nber baIt 10 = iider nit!" ~
- 9ae9t nnanseneb nj. =
.Die sebt bas @ei9aft Serr 8annet.
ftsrg" = rMiierabeI, man muB ieBt
eutes Material nsbmen, bsnn oft
brinst man Elm 9aus srf in siiem
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06

% and Per cent ofs: iarx<r axes. 3 ana
5 per cens- on LIST.
sases -J0se:ns,- 1sc per n.
br!gnf. &c. iexit % i4xse. $. % per box. X.
SO %. charcoal p.aseA terne. &c. tsxN.
50 gx9. 81. e; reasppea. ssxss. 10.
mon No. 2. SIC per 10: galvanixec. q and
10 per cen.- on list
SaIns:s sssa:-da,v.ni,.d. 80 p< n:
Soider-(Jesbanx-T.nner1 half ma knH.
1Ic per n, extra w.rarE. lscL
OILS. TURPENTTNE ETC.
Oas-<Jobbsngt-Coal ol.-HeasxiGhf. &c;
c cs ' pe pa esss ss ssA ana as $50 80
bbss. sc cases. Sc. raw. ecss- &c. Gases.
CSC. Lard Civ. g.. 7sc n cases: No. ]
scas o. 81 6 n cssss; Scss 3 Is.s as.f /.
cases: Pioneer e1g.n2 cases nc: bbss Sc:
heavy machine. cases 1889: hoss. &c.
TarDen nasslAe oossinsGsS, 90 &C. case.
Bsnzsne-ssc per gallon, In cases.
WHIT, .,o Lead ooeolngs 2. or Car
SIC. Prepared paints, 5-gal cans. S-ss
l-Eai cans. N~; A-sd cans. Ms; quart
Glass-Amerscan window, % per cent. or
list. French or Belgian. % per cent Oh.
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL.
Loss-Superior quality. per ". ar. $50
s: choice cedar. S.. common. per ~. -:
spruce logs $4QS. cedar single tags, 81.
Fir Lumher-Thick anish. surfaced or
lengths Il to Is feet special lengths. soc per
~ extra One-inch nnish. Slz017: all YER
sas.l f. .na per s ssrs Stock sss.
s-inee. NGls; ialnch. y.NQls5a; Finch.
NeQa. Fencing. No. / or S-inch, -: No.
z $50. v or channel rustic and drop sid
ing. weight 2.oO rbs. 3lidiA Fyr timber
1oisss and scantling. rough, 80S5: 8,
e 30n; s 9 tu94L Box boards u
Nos. l. ! and ], { or Sinch. 400 rbs: Nos /
2 and s. S-inch, L40 ios: Nos. u. and T.
a-lnch. 300 ms. ssala LAth. 500 lbs weight.
Washington Red Cedar Luu,ssr-pev.,
siding. weight 700 Ms. TQlA5l Ceiling.
weights, Nos. !. and ,. fsxS-lnch. i.So ros:
Nos. l. 2 and 8. hxs-inch. $40 ms. Nos l.
conn and , H;ins a. 20 'ss Ass w.ln.
gles: q. standard shingles. q. one-inch
finish. u. II. Is feet xs82L Thick inish,
$ss4S. Cedar squares. I. & and 10 feet,
$s4qa Bssssns. a040c per LOO iineai feet
spruce Lumser-Floor.ng. sl4ola Bowel
siding. iz-inch lied. $40lAA o,ne-inch nm
ish: or . 8, weights nrst. second. third
and selects. s-inch and upwards, 400 ibs:
Carriage on lumber. Soc per Il: carssSs on
, , DC per u: and carriage On shingles.
.Brick-Common. 81 per N: pressed. n0
% per N: nrebrtck. IS: terra Gotta pipe.
Cement Uobbins-Pert,and. K d. 4 g..
i. Lime uobhing)-All brands MADE on the
;, Plaster aosbinx,-cold.n Gate. Der Dbl
Plaster Hair Gobbins>-washsd, 70 pr
10: unwashed. &c ner 10.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06

s s'usns Z !, prsesrred ssee. silver csr:,n-
VISIBLE Supply.
Ine v.sshle supply o. grain Saturday.
$500 a. complied by the New York
3 Is ~ bushels. increase. Lar .eec. corn.
80 bushels. increase, ess ace- oars.
: 80 - bushels, increase. 49, c6. rye.
Izh.ase bushels: Increase. ssSuoe bushels.
Flour.
e, ,ccr-Rscster. Aeee barrels; sxpertA
Avn oAsreA Market quiet and steady.
Maeat-Recespes. 500 bushels: AK
2crfs 9. 900 os1shels. Spot. DUH: No. / hard.
.ec- options opened weak. under proc
pes % heavy wor..'s shipments a big
increase on pasAge and large spring
wneas receipts; rallied sharply GA better
.a-s cables, foreign 5aying and q decrease
"a tne Eagasn visible. closing unchanged
% ss Pet decdHs: October. Tiisc: Dccem-
aoe.-puli; STATE common 70 choice lss4
crop .3f4c: 1855 crop. s65c: Pacific
coast MSS crop. s0sl4c.
wool.
zig Iroa-sseedy: ssusAsrn. s1oHels,
change price. 8 $500 '~ 49,
In-Easy. straits. ST. O9HA Plates.
Easy. apelter-Quses
C04eO.
Ce6so-opttons closed nrm at 70 70 3
Posnss net advance. SaIeA G.O0 bags:
Oecemoef. aSG9-5ac Spot coKee-Rao,
nrmes No. invoice. laz.c; toebing. lie.
Msid-Qlues: Cordova, 1S6lTc.
Sugar.
SuGar-RAw. nat: fair refining. ii-isc:
centrifugal. - test, l-lec. Refined
sseady: Standard A. Sac; coocscs.onerr
Petrcleum-auies. United. closed. sis
esd: Pennsylvania crude. eastogs Nevexn-
Der, Ills bid.
CoDDeB.
CopDer-Steady; exchange yE4eA $1Ae60
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06
Notice 20 Mariners.

The branch photographic once. custom
house. Port Townsend. Wash. will fur
nish on application. free OF charge. fuii
Information regarding rhe following no
tees 70 mariners.
Alaska. Benin canal. Rudyerd bay.
Alaska. Peril strait, eastern entrance,
amendment TO B. A. chart No. z81.
Alaska sl,ka sound. Western channel.
Argentlna, Rio de La Plata. time signal
at La Plata.
Azores. San Miguel island. Ponta Del
gsda. general information
Brazil reported bank southeasfward Of
Aorolh0s Islands.
Brisish Columbia. Vancouver island. east
coast. Nanoose harbor entrance. sainken
rocks.
Channel Islands. Jersey. St. Heller har-
Dor new leading Ilgh.s.
China SEA. Hainan stfast, shoal south
eastward OF Hainan head.
China. sea. Teasking. gulf. shoals East
ward Of sangiier island,
England. west coast. Bristol channel. tn
tended alterations In Nash Point lights.
alteration in position OF Breakssa light
vessel.
Massachusetts,. Buxzard's bay. rocks To-
Gated.
Massachusetts, Nartha's Vineyard ISL
and. Vineyard Haven. wrecks removed.
Massachusetts. Salem harbor approach.
sunken rocks, rocks removed.
Mediterranean ace. Gambia or Crete.
Cape Aghios Jeanris or 81. john hight
extsnguisned.
New York ard Nav Jersey. Egw York
upper bay and Hudson river, anchorage
buoys
nails,
Phfifprsne Islands. Mspasnao. south
coas. snoaI sousheasfwsr4 ~ Oiutangs
Portugal. Tsgsis river @nsranee. exhibs-
ttors OF Euzio permanent Light.
Portugal west coast. G@zlrnba bay. Light
on Cavssf0 point
Scotland. north coast. Pentland artA, IN
tended agtera ton IN light a: acTta end %
Strcr1a istassd.
Spain CaAix harstor. hreAkwafAr Under
construction marked BY lights end a buoy.
SYaln. south cosst. G4rfageE-s. beacon
or Santa Ana rock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06
MARINE NEWS.

san Frzncsco. Oct 6.-.Arrtved-Ocsc-
ber %-Br str Wellington, from Departure
bay; str Willamette, Seattle: sh passslng
Wave, Tacoma; schr Csosalna, from Coos
bay; schr Orient. Coos bay. Sailed Octo-
Der str Columbia. Astoria. str Macki-
nav. Tacoma, Arrived October 5-Str Ar
sydney. Oct. s.--Arrived--Br str Aiowera.
from Vancouver.
Port Townsend. Oct s.-Specsai-Arriv-
ed-Chii bk Lake Lsman. from Iquiqae.
for Burrard inlet; Brit sh Senator. o days
from Callao. at Victoria. seeking 4 char
ter; British Ho.yrood, from Shanghai. at
Royal Roads awaiting orders. Am bk St
Catherine. 81 days from Yokohama. for
Port Baksley: Blk Forest Queen. II days
from Honolulu. for Tacoma, scisr Glen-
dale, from AcaJutba. Central America, al
Whatcon. TO load lumber for san Fran
cisco: schr Fanny Datart. Is days fr0sss
Re1onslo: ,bk Prussia. from san Sssa ncis-
co. al Port Btakeley: sh Yosemite. IS days
from San Francisco. at Tacoma. Sailed
Blk Germania, from Whascozn. for San
Francesca; schr American Girl. from Port
Bsakeiey. for San Francisco. Scnr Sal
vator. for Port Gamble. TO load mher.
New York. Oct. Observation-Disclosures
London.
Hoquiam. Oct -Speciai-Arrsved-S
Suno!. from San Francisco. for cosmopo-
lis. Sasled-Ssr Del Norte, from Hoquiam,
for San Francisco
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06

Tacoma. Oct. 5.--SDecsal.-Three hrge
sailing vessels arrived to-day from various
ports TO load lsmher
TIE fine German bark Barmhcck. e3D
tons. Can't. Tadsen. arrived this morning
ard is anchored of the ST. Paul mill.
She Will lead sos. zoe feet of lumber at tho
Tacoma nsiu for Deagea bay. South Az
r.ca.
The British bark essilasfa. ss6 tons. Capt.
Harard. Is In port 70 take on a cargo Of
lumber a. the St. Paul uiiz for Melbourne.
The Danish ship Jupiter. 1851 tons.
CAPT Funier. II In port nor a cargo OF
humber. She viii seaf at the Taaona mil
for the Cnstef Kingdom or the continent.
The steamship Br7erser VIII carry. in
addition 10 her large cargo, near eo0
Chinese passengers. who have been qsar-
tered at the wharf for some weeks rast
The Chinese hotel a. the wharf IS too
small 70 accommodate the large number OF
Chinese here, and four tourist cars have
beer occupied By a part OF their number.
There are i've wfFezar vrsSe.s N port AZ
present waiting for cnrgoes They are
the prufncfY. Drl-nrwszC. Dunferrnirse,
Liverpool ami G. s. E~rnrn'. About sa1fr-
" cars OF wheat are arriving every day
but the rise tn price 10 expected 20 In
crease tire receipts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06

xSR xooto900ys
Real estate Transactions sinco Jamuorn
J. 1876. are sSfE. o<s-A There were naea -
record yesterday fourteen doeda. aGrTorn1n
Ing <s,4sSss Following IL . List farnlSSon
by the Daily Bulletin. room y ocuLAnntnH'
block: y
l. X, Young 81 ux 20 Charles n r,s.,n@
ton. second undivided = OF s-acre tran1 -
Joining blocks , and O@aes FIEse ~.
Slaughter on Scsth. October Z y7oA
Charles e. Pennington to Harry -.
nsngton. s-acre tract Adjoiniug hlosnD X
and .. og'e's First add. 0AsxAtss q -
October :, N..SA
Caroline G. Poison by n. J. rsmon. 49,.
ney. 10 Joseph w. Psnherthy. - - a -
Of sesa sea 9. tD = RI = IL anrsa. Aern g
1904. 81.
]. w. spauldans. trustee. unaer 49,.
m~nt OF W. ID. Eaton = CO. 70 AIhert II
Harding. assignee ce W. d. Eaton { c..
Eaten add. RsvsnnA aprsnge park. g.
sember IS. q c.. n
Charles C. and Carte c. Hirsca,r a
Charles T. TuckstI swk nsA 80 g = =
s. September =. q. a. Il
Charles +. asssS LxxiA Tuckott q CAasan
c. Firschy. nw,s ssA go q. - = rk -
tembe- =, q c.. Il
Ida Ward and husband Carsnes q &
Bella Morrison. lot u. olock 4 Boxtmfn
add. October l. s1oa
Sheriff to Washington evasiona, BslI6,nn
Loan & Investment Association. plAinsl6
lot u. block q. Denny = Fuhruaau's 80
June .. SlsTas1
Sheriff TO Washington National Bun6nm
Lean Il Investment Association. plalnt1G
lets !. 8 and O. HArper's adj. August -
s. TISS
Sheriff TO W. l. Stuard. osN nsx - -
70 % 3, October s. $4oo
Reliance Loan & Trust Company Il ~
via yessch. lot q, block q River pnfl
March %. 81.
David Witch to Herman Bsrxstedt, ~ 81
block ~ River Park add. June & Il
James Newman ct nx. to Edgar NcAhorAx
es7 swh sec =. tp n. r & - acres. exc1Sk
right OF way for road one rod ii Wid3H
81. coo -
John Carroll ct ux. 70 Northwestern ~
FAcinc Hypothesk Bank (NorthwestAen RI
Eacihc Mortgage Company. swX NED -
II. U %. :. ~ acres. espsembsr n 6S7A