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.oll-Linsoed' IN bhls, raw. use; ~ d,
eases, si.1o. brilliant oil. sl.55 in bhls, l2c
stove gasoline, in cases. $3.50, In bbls,
lic Eupion oil, in bbls, he, IN cases,
$3.50; castor oil. medical pure, Soc; iur-
pcutino. IN hbls. soc.
WHliE Strictly pure Gd6l.c:
standard white lead, ii2c. painters. 30.
WINDOW Gl.ASS-In boxes, 60 and 20
to 70 per cent discount: new list.
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OCEAN rREIGHTs,

The following ocean freights (stcnn) on
cotton arc quoted today;
From Onlveston; Liverpool. l5-6id per
pound: Bremen and liaWe 3i-i2sd New
York. tac per 100 pounds
From New Orleans: Liverpool, 1891
per round tcomprcssed). New York. 2sc
per 40 pour ds.
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NEW YORK SPOTS.

. a.s. ...,.., tan. 8: ss
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Kansas City, Mo. August n-Cattle-
Receipts l0.lp. Nh rmonta 300 market host
grades steady, others weak 90 N lower;
Tcxns steers lasdS.2b; Texas cows 60fS
go beef steers Slsiii Il. native cows 10
atS, l0i stockers Hnn feeders h0ffs 40; bulls
GoG2 20 Hogs Receipts 1907, shipments
100. market steady, DC lower. bulk OF salcs
Z .0ua 10. heavy 2.Mifa 10; packers aplip
2 10; mixed .otda, 20; lights 3'l0Gfs ~; york.
rrs 3 ."ou3 ~ pigs 3.latf3 % Shoop.-Re
ccipta 100, shipments 400 market steady:
lnmbs 3 astI 90. muitons 2.Oou3 so.
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before II commenced TO show the ,aN,,
OF desire on the part OF the longs 10
secure pronts which Saturdays e ria
had placed within their reach The hmm,
of the speculative business is nov in n
December futures. and the uneninv prin,
this morning was from eii. 10 III. Only on
or Two trades We're mad. at the higher ii
these quotations.. ana the bulk Of IN
irst transactions We're at 6iL about Il
below Saturdays closing. After seliirr
down again 10 OILS aud rcacting TO 6lis
there occurred an IRREGULAR decline whird
I'D nor stop until some few trades ma
been recorded as low "a COS, or aboui
y below the price II stopped at SATURDAY
sufficient number of fresh huyrra rn,,,.
In at the decline to cuuse prices TO urn
upward again. rho taking OF whca, for
export and for shipmen, TO Eastern min.
efs was known early " the day TO amount
TO good round total quantity Ncfore
noon i was reported al about $50 ZOO bush
els. The Chicago receipts were Ia ears
only six of which were contract. whil,,
Minneapolis and Duluth received III cars
showing that now wheat is beginning To
move freely In the Northwest The Visible
supply decreased sS50l0 bushels nnd in ,
contrast with l,S0l.OD bushels decrease a
year ago. That also helped the cai<s de-
cllncs
Corn was duh; continuation OF favorable
weather and heavy local receipts were
both depressing factors. and the seneral
frmness OF wheat was pcwerlcss to cnun-
tcract their effect.
was narrow and no particular featnres
were developed, the easier feeling being
brought about with the sympathy with
corn.
Provisions started heavy and continued
so. The enormous run Of hogs decidedly
upset calculations and created a weak
feeling which lasted throughout the ses-
sion
Estimates for Tuesday--Whrat 20 cars,
corn $50. cats lt0. hogs n.otq Head
Cash quotations were as follows.
Whcat-No. 2 spring 5ile No. spring
6?6fh5. No. . red 62i.
Corn No 2 22i.
oats--No. 9 II; No , white 9ois; No. 3
white lS,sml9
Ryc-No. 9 Slik.
,Barley-No. . lominal. No 3 fob 2cISa;
No fob 17iaMs2
Flax sccd--No CIV.
Primo timothy seed, $50
Pork-Mcss, per bbl 5.S5d5.so. lard per
loo lbs. S.Gls5I3.i0.
Short ribs sides doosN, s@as so; dry
,Ia5 , shoul ,nn, n9NsG s%ai short
whisky bistillers' finished goods, per
gallon. l IN
Chcrsss-Stc0dy. 7itTjl,
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Total receipts at Galveston today were
T.4s bales. a. follows: by G1Af. Colorado
and santa Fa railway 1913. by Internation-
al aud (area, Acrtll~rn RS; by Missouri.
Kansas and Texas $50, BY Galveston. la
Porte and Houston ii70; by barge Boots
ii7l. by barge Willie i2Ss: hy barge ~
i.yy. by schooner Flower OF France l.
No shipments.
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London. August 2f-Consols for money
llS 3-l6, do account liSi4 Bar silvcr no. al
per ounce Moacy y per cels Rate dis
count In open market for short and three
months bills lj-1Gdi per cent.
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GALVESTON STOCK.
This Day
This Day, Last Year.
on sBIppoARp NOT cLEARE

Cotton on shipboard not cleared a. Ca
weston today:
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t't,N1ENT-P Portland cement per bh,.
90 ed1g0O. Eosadale cement, pcr bbl., 81
s,aao lime 500: fire clay. sS.25li3 20, pl1-
t'r fnris. $40; fire brick. ST Louis, pr
10 Il inches inclusive; felt roofing, per
square. Sl75n2a0. Acme. and Royal &c
n. nj plaster. pes ton, sfoo' plasi.rins
nail, goat per H.. &c. la'hs, Per M wv
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Barb wire quotations are for car load
lots, +. o. h.. Houston.
BARI,ED WiRE-Gliddcn, galvanized,
s2.5j per 100 BIS painted wire, s2.l0. Wau-
kegan, Zoe higher than Glidden.
WIRE NAIl.S--Rato sails per keg: ad-
vances, 10 to GO penny 3D. S and penny,
coo. and ! penny. 15c. 4 and penny. 90c;
3 penny. $40, = penny. Sl.60.
CUT NAILS-Rate. $3.50 per keg same
advances as on wire nails,
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Car load lots job cars from mills; deal
lbs on bran, case per bushel on oats and
corn,
rIiNppED CoRN-7oN75c per 100 lbs.
CORN,- Sackt 4. SNui
cork Stcfed, ''Sf39c
HAY-Alfilfa, $lL0ldl3M per ton mil
let. sii scare 20, i.motry' sT"SodlhD South
Texas prairie. q 00ni 30.
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STOP TALKING CALAMITY.
Ihe Chicago Shoe and Leather Review,
DISCUSSING market conditions. intro

fs this sensible paragraph:
lnere Is a non-parlisan movement on
among the largest business houses
The country having for it's object tho
fioraiion of financial confidence and
F'ness prosperity The politicians have
lnelr zeal overdona the business OF
Etln'lng calamity howls. If every one
presses lack of confidence trade falls
a., once without regard TO the actual
talon OF affairs. II is tire to stop
Fuonsl Trades and dismal foreboiines.
matter what happens manufacturing
coHmerce must continue. 1t is neither
n nor patriotic to make sweeping de-
pcauons OF whole communities and by
n CIRCULATION of the most sensational
Y aai1nlng reports paralyze with fear
IN, buyer Of goods. The campaign
n G''a oe conducted with conservatism
m .''ts .on ana with some regard
lyea. 'h"' are m
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HIDES AND WOOL.
unIfsTON MAHK m.
r1,rrIaR AND EGGS

kansas city. Mo. August A;-bHtier
firm. creamery SOS; DAIRY iS"i"' ''NS'
81 Louis. Mo. August "a .-Bntter ti1m-
err; creamery l247; dairy sals'
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CHICAGO.

Chicago. August 2A-licavy rellz ne to-
day raus n December wheat 70 close y
v4s plentiful. nl- tue temptation 10 ,aK
nrcgts was too strpns, corn and oats
,rcrr baia weak closing .. 70 = lower rot
..flyptv. Provisions closed b1t1. lower.
Notwithstanding it hal soqd deal o.
onceurag ,meni from higher cables, wheat
:. id about fifteea minutes only Of arnness
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APPLES Fancy sliced, IN boxes. 400
&c; choice cvaporaiea &c; fancy. 7lac cit
ron. lie per H.. currents IN bh.s.. lutte;
hgs, eNaporaied Sc, Turkish layer, l2c
nectasines. evaporated. Sc; peaches cvapo-
rated. 6'gc; pears, eVapotated, 6,2c; plums.
ptted, Sc.
RAlSlNS-Cal.fornia l., L., boxes. si.l5
al ~. > crown NJ. NJ. r0isns. 20 ID boxes,
p Pc. crown l.. NJ. 10. boxes r.0il2o.
PRUNES Crop of 1855: California
Irunes so-loos. 5p54c, s-sos. siac, 7O-Sls,
6.aGigc; G0-7os. 7p9c; 5O-60s. SCI silver
Itunes, Tic: ruby prunes, 7iac.
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St LOUIS. Mo, Angus. 2i.--Flour quiet
and steady. Wheat lower. No. rod. .lc-
Nator, u 3-sii65; track dS No . hard b5.
August 65n66. September 81 3-S December
Gps bid. Corn lower. No. cash Nt.
August 20i.; september - 5-A: December
- asked Oats lower. 80, 2 cash aud .Nu-
Iiye iirm. NJ lid. Farley r0minaJ Corn
meal lower. 30. Bran duh and wcpk.
.9's FaNseed higher. % Gust track Tim
othy, whisky. cotton dies and bageng
unchanged iiay weak. prdlr.c ltUnpd1;
tinothy 750ul000 Fork lower, standard
mess Johbing $50. Lard steady prime
ders ans longs S.S1ig, clear RIBS ii@Y.
Dry salt mcats-BoXod shoulders ana rios
3 20. longs S62is. Receipts Flour bnb
barrels; wheat lsic1 bushels. corn 1885,,
900. oats $3.50 shipments Flour DUJu
barrels. wheat l0S,cJ corn 1905, oats TO-
90
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New York. August 2i-Governmcn,
bonds weak Mexican dollars 5lk
New York, August I-Clearings S57
2iS 0l6 balance S,3si .3i5.
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EETH-Schlilz, qulrts, slo.50 per bhl. !.
n MS, Sil % per bbl,. Dixie Pale, quarts
81 90: pints. 50 80. Magnolia Pale. ldarts,
''III,,;Ii WlNES-sl.19 per gallon.
WHlSK Per gallon: Finished goods
on h.ch w.ne bass, sll9; straight. l8our-
Ion a. i rye, according to e az n ana quail
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STOCKS.
The following vsri n, cip,ni quDtation, on tho
iendlns stoGxs Of tho N'w Y,rs Etih,nsi toiay'
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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cotton seed products IS dun and
nominal: prime crude nil. In bulk, lCeliGik
prime summer yellow, in barreis. .: meal
slejou i7n0 pet short ton. cake, long ton.
for export, 'lS,25dls.50.
New York. August 24.-Cotton seed prod
urts quiet and unchanged, prim- crude
oil. IA barrels, ind20: prime summer yci-
low, IN harrels, 2inZi, prime corton seed
meal, sis.00a2100 per ton.
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NVHF'IH NHII'II TUT UWIVFtTOH.
Is Sir Walter Raleigh, Tcncriffe, Aug 4
sch a, H. sherman. New York. July y.
lik Iilenda. G.flc. June q.
SIS WIN. Branfort. Cardin August .,
SIS Avona. RIO Jnnctro. August I.
IS !iendi Montcvidio July a
IS yucatan, nj Barbadoer, July n.
Ss Aymc-try. at Aigoa Bay, June e.
Ss britannia, Sunderland. August II.
IS collDgh0m. at London, August 8.
Is Mayumbs. Rio de Janeiro, August II.
Sch WIN. NJ. BIRD. at Providence An.
gust 0.
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! BAD DAY FOR THE BULLS.
cotton Futures Dropped Two Dollars
a Bale.
llE SLUMP WAS CAUSED BY RAINS.
=" Aevanc" OF Over Two Ccn,s Left the
Market In Dangerous Condition.
The Situation.
Office Of The Post.
Houston. Monday ku.,,s, ~

houston. Monday, August H.
Inc rains descended ana cotton prices,
,unhled. sunday has proven a bad day
E, Tor the bulls OH several occasions when
'hn marke, depended entirely upon the
weather and yesterday was rainy sun
gay Whether the downrour will be Of
any material benefit TO the cotton crop Is
mooted question. but as Il preliminary
10 the decision the bears closed the mar
ket with about 10 points TO their credit,
The rain news had been cablcd abroad
and Liverpool started the downward
increment ms morning with decline
| OF luSs-6idu ll-Gid on futures and S-y.d on
sLols. New YORK opened about 50 points
! ON, while New Orleans began tho day
WIN quotations 70 to u points lower than
| second call but fell back to the lowest
hgnres Of the DAY, BY tho close.
lho acton OF the market Today Ia an
indle@tion of the dangerous condition that
can be brought about 10y II too rapid nd
vance. Gotten is doubtless cheap NJ pres
| the staple s taken into consideration,
but a "a u Of p, cents, with hardly a
s'igie break OF CONSEQUENCE put the mar
hct IN a position Mh,go Il was easily af-
| ieSied by amy bearish news. Heretofore
| nothing but drouth reports Rave trcn
| given any consideration whatever Now
| that rains have failcn. the bulls will be
| compelled 10 combat other Influences.
| Huch rs dullness of trade, heavy rcce pts,
| poor dcmand and the uncertainties of the
The bulls contend. however HAT cotton
Will scarcely he benefited Mt all ny the
rains reported today and yesterday. and
u W., ,oo ,he Hhuie crop VIII no. De Increased
sen llncht nny carry the market lower.
! nut hfmlv believe that we VIII see niho.
OF vveh teh-cent couoh' before the iirst
OF we year
or points lower than he close at New
orleans. and seem to Indicate "A further
uectno tomorrow, Aocording to adVices
per was oucred At al against IA bid
the atirrnnon oa LA ,,c vDHnS van I,atSt y
stuting that there worr no buyers nor
scisrs;
ura of No ,,,rie ,na, i' ,,. a,i
Of nuv novon,,,t ,ynfs hnr,,, -, n''.
ga t.lV in mo e,uson mo Matted Stntrs
Forts rrr".ved i5'nN hnIos aeatust 10
on The same day Inst vrnr vhir Inc In
terror towns hal u,,nfly in on Iluiision
nlono received GSig aga INST ips in 1906
while Memphis bad a23 to compare with
. last year OF a ratio of 100 TO /
Al today's session New York futures
"-", " '"' ''
'"iih"f uenNcrlcs hhght RAINY nbont
soon broke again und bv tho clos. Sen
,c,nh., LII ~ n, -, " a., -,
N'"''' S"lu ~ '''' hshlhN' N'o Sh'urdhN.
December opened nj soc sold at vlI by
noon. droppod 10 q; l,r'o mo- tho ,f,or,,,o,,
ana, - 49, ' rs Wv 90 '',u
"" ."S'N ht '""r' "" against H"onNd'
saturday.
A New Orleans October began the day
OF 16s sold up to Isl then Tell hacl. 20
O. and closed at 7etHI67 asnust S.oSa
500 Saturday. December opencd ut IFS
fcrcd NJ ~ or II points below Saturdays
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LIVE STOCK.


Reported for The Post by A. p. Norman,
live stock commission merchant.
Bocyes--
Choice. per ID, gross SAV "a
Common. per IL. gross........
Cows
Choice, per Id, gross............. 2MD "a
Common. per 10. gross.........
Genrlings--
Choice per 10. gGoss.......... 2Hqp ~
Common. per ID. gross. " 2.
Calves
Large. per ID. gross...,.......... . u 81
Sheep
Choice. per ID, gross..........,.. . % az
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ss Aava. to cullirord. Clarke q Co.
elevator.
Sch Carrie Il. Lane. to Flood & McPas
pier 20.
50 Europa, to w. w. Wilson, quaran-
tine.
Ss Pensacola. TO Fowler g. Mcvitac.
pier 70.
II. Legislator UBr). VIM. Pan & Co.
quarantine.
So Alamo. J, N. Sawyer 4 Co., pier a.
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REANS-California small white 3h6f
23-Sc per III, Bayou , S-Sn2 SIC; puk 2l,q,
2i2c. Lima iWfla black-eycd peas 3L,c
BUTTEE-Bl Star lie, dairy i5c
table. he, fancy Elgin creamery. i9d ne /,
diton.
RUTTER1N Solids lie; prints re- FL
gin larry bricks lSc.
CABBAGE Missouri s. .00G2 o.
CHEESE New York fun cream l2Ioc
WISCONSIN fun cream lie. Young America
IL: fancy nllel cheese an1oc. Swiss 2Slp
re; imitation Swiss l7MlSc; brick cheese
llGl2c; Limhurger l5c.
EGGS Texas in cases. 5G &c; candled, Sa
Be; Kansas, l3dlic.
GAME-i'rairie chickens s275n3.00 per
doHen' venlson 5p6c per pound, p.over
KRAFT New. Sc % per half bbl.
ONlONS-Ncw Texas stock S5u9Oc per
bushc.
PErpER-Chl i4a15c per ID.
PoTAToES-North and Western n
WC0c.
rouLTRy Chick MS, per dozen. old
hens, s2.oou250 spring, N5ou2 25: brothers,
$l00Ul.a according To size: turkey hens
Ama5ooi turkey gobhlers sG.O0ds5O.
ducks, S2.7bpS.JD geese $325d3 %
TOMATOES Louis Sl.0o per bushel
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.


HOUSTON MARKET.
Tho following quotations were posted
to-day by the cotton seed product DEPART.
ment OF the Houston Cotton EXCHANGE aid
Board oil Trade.
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Asked. u Bid.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
.prened barely steady, Is.0S, steady
closed easy. sales. a. leo.
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s,htn h iNd.
LIVERPOOL ruTuRES
opened easy. demand good . n. m
STEADY, closed easy; tenders, new, 200.
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Chicago. August Tho big run
caused a weaker market and there Was
and ranger stock, choice dry fed cattle
alone remaining steady. Sales were on a
basis of aWu3.m FOR the poorest grassy
with trading largely ut Sandi60. stock
ona ana feeders sold largely at s.ISdf3.ID
rms business Ia growing aa tn, season
advances ana III cars OF feeding cattle
were shipped westward from nero hast
week IN addition 10 good shipments east
ward Northern range cattle were In the
S.GNu3.IU.
llogs--There was a good pack ing and
shppInp demand aud u large husin,ss
was transacted, but the enormous ruu
forced down prces hul0c for heavy
weights aud Sc Tor lights, Light and me-
dunn weight sold freely, but hcavi.s
moved OF stowly Heavy hogs aold at
COOS 90 medium At 2,o0ti3.ta and light
Weights ut 225qS10.
ltccoipts--C Cattle coco, hogs 30 900, sheen
.OHp
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Galveston. August "a.
Arrived

SIS Pencroy u4r). Lamb, Philadelphia.
" Matawnn tAm.t Bryon, Boston.
~ Morgan, Staples. BfaEoa de Santiago,
Tug Ernest and tow. Sabine pass
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-16

Aesiva;ioriss marriage that turned ous
ssaargily was untone by Judge Langley
y~'rrtay IN the case ~ Lurs A MeEiroy
" soAn Ncf1roy. The husband dif not
ss?sAr 10 defend the charges against him.
30 ne wife proved that for three years
- be bad willfaIiy neglected her. leaving
70 her own Efforts as q drsssnakcr
~ ccok 20 obtain the necessities OF liza
.sf'rs tia, time he followed the vocation
gambler. and haaituaiiy frequen,ed
Sacocs !, vas also proved that NcEi-
vas Of an overoearirg disposition.
Sa,Sn had manifested itself In offensive
yiae's profanity and curses. euiminat-
IN threats against her life. These
uva" were made once In Walla Wslia
- AgAa q, Everett. where Mrs. McEircy
100 bundle Of War Cries. and visited
Se saicors IN a vain hope OF rescrins her
seseand. The parties were married AZ
reafletoa. Or, In 1853.
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rranance1oas Nancs January I aaA Tor
Yesterday.
Real estate tranacesons since JanurY
I. isSs. are i.ss6 can. There were fiied for
record yesterday - deeds. srRregastng
0olA2 Following h . LIST furnished by
the Daily Bulletin. room u oecidsniai
block:
Philip HIbner 10 Emanuel HcesleoA. lot
II. block Z Lake viev ala. February q.
q. G.. 81.
Rsdoiph Aim to Daniel Graham. lots q
and & block . Byron add. April : STA
Il. A. MeKenxie. BY ID. A.. Mckenzie. at
sornsy. and W. H. Bow 81 ux. 20 John r.
innexren. lots 3 AMI =. block Z. suri plat
blocks and 10. Mckenzie q D~mpsey's
LAX. Washington adj. April . 10.
Annie McPherson tnee Cailagherl 20 Elm
abesh Milton. lot .. rvc g. % =. rs April
n -.
GeorE. n. Brccknsnk to Thomas pswi,,
cuyier ana r. n. Norris. assisne~s or So
nc.sors' Loan and Trust Company. lot l.
a c. 81
c. ". Richie q. VI. 20 same. 10, 4 block
a. n. T. Dennyss mi s8i. North SEATTLE;
LOT 70. hlock "a pen-y.s stf. North Seattle;
lots and = block -. Bel q Dcnny's adj;
tract sexio n In sw cor block :. San6-~-
- NV. sv ne. NV - and ne sw sec =. tp -.
re- March %. a C. 81
Babe.te Gs.zert 20 Louis schwanacher,
unass block n. Gilman Park add. May Il
q. @. 81
Receivers Northern Pacific Rairoat Com-
pany 20 James Bowie. 30 80 sec II. - ~
RI. ~ acres. May =. 1876 sz2,W
SANE 20 Mary r Ismnart. NV NV SEQ q.
- "a u, - acres. May =. 1876, ~ ~
Seattle Nfssoric Cemetery 20 W. O Is.s-
re-, lot isS. Seattle Masonic cemetery.
Narrh Is 1877. 81.
Annie @. Smart ard husband z. r 20
Charles F. Crane. lot l. block 4 Comstock
add. May & N.sso.
William Z. Evsrs e ux- TO Charles Hsr-
k,nsor. lot - block s. Lake Dell add. Feb
rusry IL So.
Ansas L. n. Ilnixley and husband Ed
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A marriage license vas issued yesseriay
for Isaac p. Sheets and Mary STACK. both
Of eeattlaI
The sa;s q r z.saa:..s :. = e n;.a,. =.
missed without prejudice
DsfendAnt's motion for . nsw trial Of
the case of Carl ~. Hogman vs.. n. J.
Huston vas disd tn the superior court
yesterday.
The annual account Of Charles ".
Lille Amsry. deceased. has been approved
BY Judge Langley.
Emil Heinig. administrator Of the estate
OF Pauline Leuschnar Heinig, deceased.
has died 1850 bond. with August Mel-
horn arr 'haries Diets a. sureties-
amounts to only $40 There were but
three examinations. namely. Anton oison.
John Halpin and Aneelin0 wotiiard.
John r. Hmnphstes. Judge PRO tsmpore
"a the case Of spencer ". Young W.
George Morr!f. has agnsd finding. to the
missed.
For the purpose Of settling the estate
Of DR. william r. 0iddinxY deceased. Mr..
Giddings has ben appptnfed guardian OF
the gerscn and estate Of thsis io-ysas-oid
In the divorce case Of Annie =. Boyd ~
Albert F. Boyd. Judge Humes yesterday
signed an order shas the Defendant appear
Monday and show cause why he should
not BE- required 70 pay s,e sui, money.
yufxmenss were ried In the super-oe
court yesterday IN the following cases:
al, 80: Herbert ~ Madison W. ~. T..
H. c. Paige. setting aaids Of ceef and
recovery % costs IN favor Of plaintiff:
pafiey Pufiting Company Va John Coi-
l.ns. s.il+.
A petition has bean ni~d m the rrosa,s
court that iesfers ~ administration issue
10 Cec~x~ Lawrence for the estate ct
Helen " Big~icw. who di>6 In thu CIV
MAY ~ Tho estate ~ valued 81 ssss srrf
CONSISTS OF ten shnres In The Washington
building ana Loan eociety ana SIS IN
cash The heirs ~ Law are Lacy A. Terry,
Of THIS city, ard AIR. T. A. GleS>l oS
white River Junction. VI. ccsa OF whom
are sisters OF deceased
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-16
m rABERNACLE BAPTIsTs.
Agos1eo yllsd Nbr Now Church In
This City.


1s01oD Of Incorporation were flied with
e eoussy auditor yesterday for the
4unnenncls Baptist Church. Of Seattle.
- hDorporAtors are George w. Ward.
~ 4. onGfh. Roger q. Greene. william
a Uaroin. Eltsabeth Brav and Oscar D.
nnVoa 1Ae clffcers shall Be . president.
ooo1UeaSy. . treasurer and seven trustees.
~ 1or the flrst year the following have
- eAoeeD: President ard trustee
0oseIo ". Ward: secretary ana trustee.
WIIian o. Hardin: treasurer and trustee
u|nAheth Bray: trustees. Piatt A. Smith.
Oar b. Graves and Charles II. Black.
n ohjscts Of the corporation are stated
= tolloWs: TO maintain religious services
- stated mastings for the worship al
Ainaghy God. and thus and otherwise 70
eauso - b. preached and propagatsd IN
~ cIty Of Seattle and elsewhere through
81 ne earth the gospel Of Jesus Christ.
end particularly tho belief adhered to
~ the dissemination known a. Regular
1aoeista' whose faith II In general har-
asEy With the confessional which,. New.
tp0 Brown II author. and the American
Baptist Publication Society II publisher:
\ EDUCATE. send out and maintain mission
orIss e the said gospel. and for said pur-
oouos y acquire. hold. manage, lease. cell.
eaavsyt m dispose Of property of every
ttnA shd description. both real and per-
ssaai: but the corporation ehail not have
psvsr 10 mortgage or otherwise than BY
1sass) tncumber any real or personal
uepeees.S -