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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-26
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

San Francisco. March 2s.-Flour-Family
extras. $3,75iS.s5; bakers extras. $3.50
3.e5: superfine, s2.s5QS per barrel.
Wheat-Shipp!ng wheat, sl07ia for No. 1,
and 81 .0ss. Clio for choice; milling wheat.
N.159i. 2ais
choice. 7rsG32iac; brewing. s6@s6i&c.
Oats-Milling 7snsT3c: Surprise. 9osJsoc !;
fancy feed. SAG Sc: good TO choice. 75fl
soc: poor to fair. s7laa72lsc: gray. 72i.gsec.
Receipts-Fiour. quarter sacks. 1913;
wheat. centals, Isis; barley. centals, 4,s25:
oats, centals. 525: do. Oregon, 1.2J0; beans.
sacks. 3.0eo: rye, centals. l3e. potatoes.
sacks, 2, 592: onions, sacks, $50: bran. sacks.
1886: middlings. sacks. 1850: hay, tons.
4so: straw. tons II: mustard. sacks, Liz;
wool. bales. 1.09l: wine, gallons. 1850;
hides, number. 364. quicksilver, TASKS, 40.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Middiings, slel1s50: bran. si2.5Nf1s5o.
Hay-wheat, ssQ1i 50; wheat and oat.
s7.5Oq 10 30: oat. S.seIin: alfalfa. s70a: bar
ley. s7da: clover. seas; compressed S.50Ge
10. 80: stock. ss9s7 so; straw, 3J9s5c per
bundle.
Potatoes-Salinas Burbanks. enGSoc;
river Burhanks. 39lpiec; Oregon Burbaass.
ATs5c: Early Rose. 4od5oc: new potatoes.
1Fec per Id: MERGED sweets, s. 75Q3.
observation-disclosures cnions. 507SSc
Oregon. s5cds1.eo: string beans. e1sc +:
hay peas. 2fI2iac; cabbage 4cd5oc; garlic,
4Q5c; dried peppers. fac; mushrooms, "a
i2isc: asparagus. 5ocF7si p: choice, S501
rs. dried okra. 12,aIl5c: rhubarb, 25I6oc
cucumbers. 5ocnsi.25; egg plant. l2ieI l5c E:
Los Angeles tomatoes, slffI-25.
Fruits-No apples. s5c6lsl-25: common
do. soI75c: fancy do. si.JNf2; Mexican
lines. s. 1895: California lemons, sisil q:
do. choice, sI.5n92; do, fancy. $3.50: Cali
fornia Seeding oranges. 81. 25f7f. 10; navels.
ssa2 rs: do. fancy. So; Hawaiian bananas.
Ha2: Bluefiehs, do. s2T2. so: pineapples.
s. y0I5: Persian dates. 81. 56i5; Longworth
strawberries. I5cdsl-l5, common do, 4ofD
COO.
Butter-Fancy creamery. lstzGi7c; Sec
onds, i5Glsizc: fancy dairy, Hi.1l5c; sec
onds. i3i2Iisc.
Cheese-Fancy mild. new. lie: fair TO
good. aaloc: young America, fldl2e; East
ern. I2Sfl4c.
Esgs-S,ore. loasQllc. ranch, iiGl2isc;
duck eggs. i5Glsc-
Pouitry-Twsey gobblers. I1Gi4e: tur-
key hens, lsIl5c; ROSTERS. old. 81: DO
Young. 8 SGT -: bro;lers smar. S3Ti; 90
large. s5T5 81: old ducks. S5ffs. Young 10.
s7ns: geese Isaac. old pigeons. sl-259
80: young DO si.7s72; hens. ssas.
Wool.
Wool-Fau. short. trashy San joaquin
plains. 3Gsc- good san joaquin plains. "A
G.. southern and coast. afstsc. mountain
wools. light and free. esf7c, mountain
woods, defective and heavy. 4gsc.
Hon.,
Hops-2E5c per pound.
Cio.lng suo-ntinns.
Wheat-cuie, MAY $l.oss..
Rarley-No trading.
Coru-s@iac.
Brau-SiS.
fins1SfRF.
silver Bars .... eSSs Drafts Sight ....s
Mex Delrs.. sg5si. Drafts. Teieg h. -.
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grtef Taco.pa News

Eugene o'Roarke. with John L. Sulli-
van and Paddy Ryan. appeared al the Ia
coma theater tonight
II. c. Emerson, OF Ballard, pleaded
guilty TO the crime of grand larceny In
the superior court yesterday. He was
sentenced to one year In the penitentiary.
Emerson stole I'VE typewriters from AS
many offices In the city. They were all
found In a lodging house on { street kept
by Walter Cleveland.
In the Federal court. today the State
Trust Company took an appeal TO the cir
cult court of appeals from the order dts
missing Its suit against Chehalis county
for $4,000 damages. Court adjourned over
till Friday.
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m Trouble

tn furnish Information ABOUT splendid SER
,,tcs nf,eref via The North Western Line.
from Minneapolis ami ST. Paul to Milxau-
kee and Caicago--its pleasure. IL
YOU coEtsarpia . trip East. please
aroo a lns 10 f. w. Parker
Puget Sound Agent. Seattle. and re-
eoire illustrated folder. free. with detailed
Information about the three superb trains
i@aviax Minneapolis and ST. PAM every day
in the week. together with any special In
formation you may desire. Your home
agent will sell you tickets via this first
class isne and reserve you Sleeping car
osrfhs in advance. On application.
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suft Against the Northern Pacific

ST. paul. March 2s-The Farmers Loan
and Trust Company. OF New York. has
brought two suits in the United States
Circuit court against tire Northern Pact
Tic Railroad Company, aggrcsaiinR nearly
g 90 assn TIE actions are for the recovery
OF unpaid Interest on the bonds OF various
branch line., control % which was secured
hv the Northern Pacific some years ago,
q. each one OF these suits IL for xs.2 =
"a interest on the bonds OF the Northern
Pacific e Montana branch since March J,
1sss 'rae ether sust IS for 81 .sS7 if5 unpaid
interest on the bonds Of branch lines in
North Dakota. South Dakota. Montana,
Idaho and Washington
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRS. GARLAND AND EyANGE Ell.

Seattle and Townsend Nesh Bay Route
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
days ednesdays and Fridays NJ l2:I5
a M. for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Dungeness. Port Angeles Port Crescent
Gettysburg, Pysht. Clallam Ray and Neah
Bay. returning. arrives at Seattle 80 y
tn. on opposite days steamer Evangei
leaves Yesler dock for Port Angeles and
Victoria. Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
days at $40 p. m. arrives Seattle alter
nate days 3 9. m.
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War on the Nerves.

THESE CONTINUAL STRAINS AND CoUN-
Il ter-sirains. these continual hArassing and
depicting drains of nerve energy and nerve life
make the body poor aud weak AID immature
When 10 this condition force the enemy to sur
render Get and use the Great Hudyan. You
can set II only from the Hudson Medical insti-
tute. No one can give you Badynu hut the Had-
son Medical Institute. Hu9yan cures certain
forms OF Liver aud Kidney troubles and CERTAIN
forms OF Nervous Diseases
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS

Steamer Utopia J. a. o brien. Master
Leaves Tacoma. u noon: Seattle. Yeser
wharf p. m. Mondays and Thssr sdays
for Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fairhaven
New Whatcom, Blaine and Friday Harhor,
and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver p. m
following day.
Fare to Blaine. 81: fare to Vancouver g.
For further Information apply 10 Yesler
wharf
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
fsoart! of Trade.

Chicago. March 25.-wheat at the open
ing showed a loss Of isNi,c. she crowd BE-
ing bsarish on The reasonable weather con
dltions. easer cables and liberal North
western receipts. u was suddenly apPsr-
ent from the operations Of certain commits
sion houses and brokers that a prominent
local trader w:,h packing interests was
buying freely. and the price turned and adj
vanred s.G7@c Later the price receded
ssM+.c. on the meAger reports al the Allan
lie ssabosri. Just before the close there
vas a sharp rally. and prices advanced to
the outside ngure. closing at SC for May
Corn WIS a listle stronger. but with very
little business
Oats we're fairly active and stronger. bat
w.th little pressure 70 sell. and 80 offerings
were readily absorbed.
Provisions Were fairly active ard closed
avn. without much charge iG price in tire
end from yesterdays closing. Packers were
buyers Of May deliveries. bat rule sold
an equal quantity for July.
Closing Quotations.
Wheai-March. e7i4c: May. &c.
Cora-March. 2sasc; May. 2st1c.
Oafs-March. Iu.c; Mas. lsl4c.
Pork-Msrch IS -. May. s. ~.
Tsra-March. = q. MAY T. .I7is-
Rihs-March. A.sz33; May. A-ss.
Rye-55lsc.
BariCv-25fl &c.
Ftaxsee3-Sor.
Tfrnothy-S3- E5s-
Live stock.
Prices for cattle are on tho down grade
sales xere on basis OF s. EssI4 - for COM
mon 10 fancy dressed beef ard Shipping
steers. cows ard hefers selling relatively
better than steers. very few go.ng a. soE
as s. while good 10 choice lots were read
Us sold ~ ssg7s =. calves. s.. ssS1sae-
Prizes for hoxs Suffered A further r@'tHc-
tisa 90 ;ffiec. sales ransing AZ g ssts-S.
wlih choice mixed selling as high As - ans
chosce lights ssf+. 70.
Common to fancy sheep were sal2ble al
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

bspaich steamers from Seattle as fol-
bsss
For san Francisco. via Port Townsend
tha NlttoftI. At a m. tpas-c Myers 70
sstycl IN hoard at J a. nj March J. ). IL.
= q =
fa- Alaska March : $ and rs az ga. IN.
Prem san Francisco for Victoria ami
gaEei sound ports at a. m. March 5, 20.
8, 4 y D.
s8cSets may be obtained al the ofgtce OF
30 company a. ocean dock. Seattle,
r. TRs1W BRIDGE. 7. :. SGpt.
SNHolsAf &. PERKINS x co.
General Agents. san Francisco.
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sS<s4. fed Westerns again comprising great
bulk Of The offerings and transactions were
chiefly at s.. sess y. lambs sold al 800
1 s. ard prices were arrner than for sheep.
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COOK INLET.

The cotton steamer UTOPIA will sail
for SIX Mile Creek April l. The only
steamer that can land passengers at the
mines.
CAPT. CHESTER. Pilot,
J. O. HESrWOoD. Agent,
Olyp.c block. under y. l.. ticket Office
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The STOCK Exr.llnnce

New York March @S.~-Tbere vas de-
,isea contraction IN stock exchange So
rlrifies today. re.iec ing the ansatistac-
tory conditions pres ailinE- The conria1si
seuirs 81 our securities held abroad IN
-l,iiiux many OF the choicest Investment
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTDN EHI "-E

Steamer A II Robinson, carrying L =
mall leaves City dock. foos ct Main street.
a. 80 a. m; arrives al sisney at 10 Is a
IN. Arrives AZ SilVvr,aie al = ~ Leaves
Slvrrials AZ l.. % p. m, leaves sidney on
return at .. m Daily. except SUNDAY
Fare. 80 T. y. Robinson. master LILY.
RcgardBS Il Co. ageatS Telephone. Main
NJ
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Washington CITY. March 2a.-Special.-
Senator Sauire's bin granting land for a
fish hatchery for the state Of Washington
WAS favorably REPORTED today by Senator
Wilson. from the committee on public
lands.
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JUNEAU TO DYEA.

II Is also guaranteed that this steamer
will run through from juneau 20 Dyea, or
as near as navigation VII permit. after
dischargfng Juneau and Douglas Island
IRE ght. FARE from Juneau. nrst-class, not
10 exceed s.. Eec0nd-class. not 10 ex-
coed s. 30. !. F. TRoW BRIDGE.
Puget Sound Superintendent,
Seattle office Ocean dock. foot Main
street. Telephone. Main %
cooiali. Perkins & Co. general agents.
San Francisco.
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Iaeludirz berth in Tour n Sleeper. 81. In
Guiding 5@r:a In Pullman Sleeper. for
trair leaving issss p. n, March =. South
e-n Pacific Ticket Office, IS First avenue.
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FLY ON THE FLYER"

FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. seaftle-Tacoma
route as follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY 2.
TIME CARD.
Single fare, 5oc: round trip. &c.
Leave Seattie-7s5. ii:i5 a. m: 2.45, s:i5
m.
Leave Tacoma--9:3o n. m; I. i:30. p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Z Leave Seattle n. m: i2 m; p. m.
Leave Tacoma-a.3r a m: $50. 100 ?. m.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma, and Commercial dock. foot Of Ma
ron street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and States OF
Washington. fare SOC.
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rnE cARp lN EFFEcr JAN. !.

=
North Avund-iNavTs Seattle l a. m. !:
kaNss Port Townsend a IN. leaves Fri
cay H4rbur 10 n "a. IN. leaves Roche
dafher d ~ .. m. arrives at New What
eem $40 ,. IN.
South bounl-t.eaVes New Whafcom q.
isaScs Roche iiarhor 10 "A. ~. leaves
friday Harbor II a. m. leaves Fort
toNass nj I I. m; arrives at Seattle Is
A ~.
J b Thompson. uiansEcr-owner. Lily.
tsgarius X Go. agents. CITY dock.
Telephone Main -.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE.
ROUTE.
b. Wiley Navig alton Co.'S steamer
MULTNONAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock foot OF Main street. Monday. We'd
nesiay and Friday at / q. m. for Port
u Rusend. San Juan islands aEd New
Mhateom. Returning. leaves New What
com Tuesday. Thursday and saturday. at
a. m.
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kRUsE AND MADISON LINE.
STEAMER LAKME

Saii~ from san Francisco March 81 carry
Ing freight at reduced rates. connecting a;
Seattle and Tacoma with steamers for all
ruSNt sound pcrts Fer rates apply 10 4
+. Calne. Wharf telephone. Pike a
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wuArcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE

STEAMER BAY CITY
Leaves City dock. foot Of Main street
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday a. 5 o
n FOR Anacorics. FairAsvcn AMI What
com Returning. leaves Whatcem sunday
Wednesday and Friday al ; t. N. Fare s.
Lilly. Bogarius & Co. City dock. Agents.
Phone, Main -.
W. II. ELLIS. Owner.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER RosALIE

STEAMER ROSALIE
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria ard
Port Townsend daily. except Sunday, at
10 a M. returning. leaves Victoria at
2. m. Steamer George r. Starr leaves for
Port Townsend and way points daily. ex-
cepf Saturday at 8. m.: Sunday. direct.
az a. m: returning direct. leaves Port
Townsend al p. m. Phone. Pike -.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
4. :. MAIL

Leaves Cpiman dock foot Of Marion
street. Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
clock o M. for Kingston. Port Gamble
Sea beck. Rrinncn. Hoiley. Dewatto. Iiiii-
wauP Falls. Hoofsport and Union City.
Returns alternate days
u. TRoITMA\, Master
FRANK ". GOoDHUE, Agent.
Telephone. Red Bal
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company's
STEAMER AI-KI,
All newly reiitted. new upper deck cabins.
and new and commodious second-ciass
passenger accommodations. VIII sail from
Seattle March =. at n. m, for
JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS ISLAND.
ALASKA.
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PAcIsIc NAVIGATION 90.


me Carl 60 EHrcs june I. iNf.
Ssst.e E,vrrs auA Whafcom route
,x~,ess Washington leaves Seattle daily.
- saiarsay AZ - , m
- ans l.s Gamer rouye--F sishaFs p
seattle aslly. except SATURDAY Al
-ess@0ae. Main ~. yes!sr pook.
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FtGEr SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
Stlip COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.

= '-7R7' III Ut VF MINUS w.
eftNcea Tacoma aud Victoria. Il c.
I'm ~ NJ tacoma . no All SPIN
s.Sim IL : Seattle -.l - Ar a-Aprn
s@tD U.s. = f'f Townsend = AT u Sam
'.S;sAin A. Ia " CORA M Lvl s;Slana
sAatiy eNrcr. SUNDAY.
tsls sseAwer furnishes f~Sf-claSS accom-
.--lA.ieas. carrying both freight AMI PAS
$50 AMI leaves from Ncsler wharf.
Sef rates. etc. inquire Of
= q. NERk IS
Yesier Wharf SEATTLE.
l. A NADEAC
Veneval Agent y =. r. X. Seattle.
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Total saies.

Total safes.
The total sales of stocks today were
Zoe $50 shares Including: American Tobac-
co % 500, American Sugar 1880. Burlng-
ton $500. Chicago Gas 500, General Elec-
trio s. 100 Louisville & Nashville 9,2oa. st.
Paul II, COO, Tennessee Coal 400.
Fiour.
Flour-Receipts. 1880: exports, $500 bar
rels.
Wheat.
Wheat-Exports, $500 bushels. Spot,
dull and nominal: No. hard, 1i7sc (. o. ,.
afloat Options opened weak. under dun
cables and liberal spring wheat receipts;
turned strong on buying at the West.
coupled with a predicted cold wave ana
drouth in California. and were generally
firm all day. Shorts were good buyers.
with no surplus OF wheat 70: sale; closed
Nc net higher March. closed. 70asc; May.
6sl. ass 13-l6c: closed, 6sac-
Changes in Grain stocks.
Special cable and Geographic dispatches
70 BraGstreets covering the principal
points OF accumulation indicate the fol-
lowing changes in the available supplies
Saturday. March q, as compared with the
preceding Saturday: Available supplies OF
wheat. United States and Canada, east
OF the Rockies decrease l,227. 90 bushels:
afoat for and in Europe. decrease g go. =
eco: total decrease worlds available, $780,
900 bushels: corn. United tSaies and Can
ada east of the Rockies. increase $1,000.
oats. United States and Canada, east Of
the Rockies. 1880
Hops.
Hops-Dull.
Wool.
Wool-Quiet.
Metals.
Pig lron-Quiet.
Copper-Easy. exchange. SO 7ssTti.
Ledd-Steady: exchange. 81 l5ff3.9o
Tin-Firm; Straits. sl5S5Gi3.i0. plates.
weak.
Speiter--Quiet.
CofTec.
Coffee-Options. closed, steady: March.
sl3. 70efls-2s. Spot coffee. Rio. duh: No. z,
i3s.c. mild. quiet.
sugar.
Sugar-Raw, quiet; refined. quiet
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


Lonion. March &-siver. q 5-1sd. Con-
sols. ias ts-sN
New York. March gA-Tae Evening
PESTS Loc6on cahIsgram says. The settle
r-sens today revealed a small account Con-
tsrSoes on Americans were ~ per cent.
and the account In Americans was the
smallest for q very Ions time. The tone
CT the markets today was generally good.
except for mines. IN: there was no ac-
tivity. apart from English railways. which
were bought largely. Americans were bet
ter. In sympathy with New York
TIE Paris and Berlin markets were
quiet.
Breadstufs and Grains
Liverpool March sSs--wheas-Snot, DUH:
demand poor: Ne. red winter, Is 81;
No hard Manitoba IS s,sd: No. Cali
forrie. is SD Futures closed steady. !.
gid higher: March. ~ 4ixd; April. IS
md. May. IS Sd. July, IS ID. August. IS
SID
Cern-Spct. dull: American mixed. Is
Ti.d. Futures. steady; Nar-h, IS nsad;
April. S nd: May. - sd: June. IS Id;
Jaiy, IS lid, August. IS Cd
FTeur--First bakers. Minneapolis. los I'd.
Hops.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast. 81 is
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FOR COOKS INLET.

The Al schooner Ella Johnson. carrying
freight and passengers. will be disps tche3
from Seattle for the head of Cook Inlet.
direct. on or about April ist For further
particulars. apply at office. . Rox.ell
building. corner Columbia street ard
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
Portland. March 25.-Wheat-Valley. Coo
Wslla Walla, 51G57l7c per bushei.
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR GREYHoUNI

EVERETT ROUTE. STR GREYHOUND
Daily. except Sunday.
Leaves Everett s.t5 a. m. D. m.
Leaves Seattle II - a and 40 p m
suudays-Leaves Seattle 40 ?. m. .
leaves Everett II a III.
Fare-S.ngie trip. 15c; round trip. 8 3:
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
homish.
Landing dock. foot of Marion
street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Claud Trour Pres. +. ". Goodhue. Sec.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP co. S
STEAMER WILLAPA,

THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.'S
STEAMER WILLAPA.
Capt. George Roberts.
Leaving Seattle for Alaska April /,
lssS. and every fifteen days thereafter
For freight and passenger rates apply TO
j. G.. CARROLL. Agent,
Schwabacher dock. Tel. Pike Is.
CHAs. 4. PEABODY. General Manager.
Seattle.
IIIIIIII
ICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
II]I|II|
Regular ssihngs between Puget
Sound and Central American
Ports.
IIIIIIIl
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silver Bars ..... eSSs Drafts. Sight .s
Mex. Dorrs.. .5ss@l5.si. Drafts. Teieg h....Tlk
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TEXAS sEMI-CENTENNIAI..
Board Of Directors Select ed-Committe TO
Draft Bill


Board Of Directors Select to
Draft Bin.
Dallas Texas, March Sat the recent
meeting held In this city for the purpose
Of iuaugurating a plan TO celebrate the
nftieth anniversary of the admission OF
Texas as a State into the Federal Union
u committee was appointed to select a
board of directors majority of the com
mittee mot here today and selected the
following gentlemen as directors of the
Texas semi-centennial exposition of Tsxa-.
Alex Sanger. j. :. Armstrong, W, ii.
CASTOR, G.. w. Foster, W. c. Conner Il
Z. Holland Thomas Field, j. +. Reiger,
c. A. Heating j. n. Simpson. j. T. Tree.
want, h, NJ. Kahn. c. G. Slaughter, l. c
0,Connor. Bryan 7. Barry, j. l.. Fang, j
W. Springer and George w. Owens OF
Dallas; +. NJ Van Zandt and w. Il. skin
ner or Fort Worth, oscar II. Cooper and
N. Iasker of Galveston, G. A. Lyon OF
sherman, w. ID. Cleveland of Houston
otto Stenins of Abilene, j. u. Rudd OF
Mascom VIM. Weiss OF Beaumont, j. n.
Browning OF Amarillo, John Martin OF
Paris, c. II. jenkins OF Brentwood, Jane
Garrity OF Corsicana, II. y. Parrot OF
Waco, j. +. Douglas of Tyler and c. "
Odeen of san Antonio.
Chairman Smith announced the follow
ing named gentlemen as the committee
Of three to draft a bill to be INTRODUCED
III congress asking for an appropriation OF
not less than Sl.D0l 900: Colonel w l.
Crawford of Dallas. Judge Frank w. Bali
Of Fort Worth and Hon. T.. Charles Hume
of Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07
SHORT 1EAAS SPECIALS,

TAYLOR--Mr. W. c. Wright, manager
COW which gave birth TO three calves a
few days ago. They are all well formed
and are healthy and fourishing.
TYLER.-Rey. william Beckhani, trav-
cling evangelist Of the colored Baptist per.
suason. Was arrested on a charge Of
theft. The charge was mtde BY Profess
sor j. r. Davis. with whom he boarded
GREENVILLE.--As Sam Golden was
going home he was held up by two men,
who robbed him of 50. MIR. Golden lodged
complaint against John Bray and jim An
drews. who had worked for him. Both are
Jailed.
KOUNTZ E,--Sherff Roberts received a
telegram from Il. d. Lopez, deputy United
States marshal at Provencal, La, stating
that he had arrested at that place Alfred
Walters wanted here on the charge of
the murder OF Jack Simmons at Hardin
in 1876
GREENVILLE.--Ney Wade OF Quinlan
was found guilty of breaking the local
option law and sentenced TO twenty days
in Jail and fine OF S25. w. II. Callicut
vas also found guilty of the same of
fense and given twenty days in jail and
$50 fine
RICHMOND. - The county court has
been trying this week the negroes arrest
ed on the ElLs plantation several months
ago for gambling. Four have been tried.
two acquitted and two mistrials. These
datkies were arrested by Constable. Black
of precinct No 4. Norman, justice OF the
peace. These cases have caused a great
deal Of comment throughout the county.
as the people are against gambling.