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Evening journal., 1897-09-04
NOTICE.

TO THE POLL TAxABLEs OF THE
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF WILL
MINGTON HUNDRED.
The poll taxable residents of the
are hereby notified that the undersigned
poll tax collector for the said district of
said hundred, will be at the Court House.
Wilmington, daily from a. m. till o. m
until further notice, for the collection OF
the poll taxes Of the Northern district.
JOHN =. DONAHOE,
Collector of Poll Taxes for the Northern
District of Wilmington Hundred.
Evening journal., 1897-09-04

d. w. LYNCH & CO., GROCERs.
Trading stamps. we give them with
spot cash purchases, only sugar and
flour excepted.
n. w. Cor. Madison ana Fourth SITS.
S. w. Cor. King and Eighth SITS.
Evening journal., 1897-09-04

To COLCHESTER and return for SOC.
next Sunday, September 5, via Balti-
more Special train from p, w. & b,
station, S.45 a. m.
Tickets will be good to stop off at
Baltimore.
Tickets are now on sale at the p, w
& B. ticket office.
Evening journal., 1897-09-04
SUMTER RESORTS.

SAN MARCOS HOTEL.
Pacific and Massachusetts Avenues.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. ).
Near the Beach. Elegant and Moderl
Hydraulic Elevator. Hot and Cold Sa
Baths. Cuisine and Service Unexcelle'
A. CRUDE.
Evening journal., 1897-09-04
THE RATE IS so CENTS

To Tolchester and return next Sunday,
September 8.
Tickets will be good to stop off at
Baltimore.
Tickcts are now on sale ait the p, w.
& b. ticket office.
Evening journal., 1897-09-04
BUSINESS CARDS.
s. L. DAsHIELL.
Teacher of Violin,
No. 7O2 West Fifth St
sEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES.
Wheeler q Wilson, $500. The Singer
si5.OO Domestic, $500. Standard. $500
Household, $3.50. Other makes at SIG, SIS
$50. Oak and walnut Ten years suaran
tee.
Sold at 800 per week.
Second hand machines at $500 up Re
pairing, SC cents. o,ro>,-
No. y f. Seventh ST.. Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1897-09-04

NOW STUDENTS Enrolling DAILY
Owing TO the instruction being indi-
vidual. new students enter Goldey Col
lege daily.
Evening journal., 1897-09-04

CHANGE OF TICKET AGENTS.
]. ]. Evans, who has been acting as
w. & n. ticket agent alt the French
street agent station, was relieved yes
terday by the former agent, Richard
Mention.
Evening journal., 1897-09-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LOCO Times better than Klondyke. An in
vestment of your surplus dollars will yield
YOU a golden harvest Write for particu-
lars Conden & Co.. Boon Block, Coving-
ton, Ky.
FOR RENT.-The candy stand privi-
leges at the Bijou Theatre. Apply "a
Harry w. Semon. Manager.
Evening journal., 1897-09-04

BALTIMORE AND RETURN,
Sunday, via B. & o. railroad, 81. Spe
cial train leaves Delaware avenue at
a. m.
Evening journal., 1897-09-04
REPAIRING LEAKY ROOFS.

James F. Wood & Co. are repairing
and painting a great many roofs, also
cutters and spOuts.
Evening journal., 1897-09-04

Tatnall sale Of lots will not be on the
ground, but at the Court House, Mon
day. e1lEl
Evening journal., 1897-09-04
NOTICE.

TO THE POLL TAXABLES' OF THE
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF WILL
MINGTON HUNDRED.
The poll taxable residents OF the South
ern district of Wilmington hundred are
hereby notified that the undersigned. poll
tax collector for the said district of said
hundred, will be at the Court House, Will
mington, daily, from a. m. till s. D. m.
until further notice, for the collection OF
the poll taxes Of the Southern district.
LEWIS DICKEY,
Collector OK Poll Taxes for the Southern
District of Wilmington Hundred.
Evening journal., 1897-09-04
HELP WANTED.

AGENTS. Here is your bonanza. The
LONDON AND KLONDYKE GOLD
Mining Co., Charleston, w. Va, wants
agents to sell stock. Pays liberal com
missions. Big money for responsible agts.
LADY GENERAL OFFICE MANA
Ayers WANTED. with small capital, to
locate business parlors in this or some
other city of your selection. Our office
weekly.
1Wanted also, two 90 furnished ground
floor rooms for office purpose.
Wanted, also five 60 ladies to visit
residences. Nothing to sell. Good pay.
For particulars. address Requirements. %
care Evening Journal, Wilmington. Del.
1880 GIVEN away to persons making
the greatest number of words out of the
phrase Patent Attorney Wedderburn. "
For fun particulars write the National
Recorder, Washington, ID. c., for sample
corv containing same.
WE don't want boys or loafers to write
us; but men of ability with small means
500 to $3.50 per month salary or com. %
state agts. and genl mgrs. Racine Engine
Co, Ltd, Racine, Wis.
Evening journal., 1897-09-04

Don't forget the Tatnall sale, Monday
at Court House.
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10 THE TAXPAYERS OF CHRIS

Extract from the Laws of Delaware
governing the collection OF taxes of New
Castle county-Section 35 OF said Act:
Section 35. That on all taxes paid before
paid before the first day of December,
there shall be an abatement of three per
day of December five per centum thereof
shall be added thereto.
GEORGE MINTYRE
Collector OK Taxes for Christana hun
dred.
Evening journal., 1897-09-04
NOTICE.
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF BRANDY.
NNINE HITNDR Ed

Extract from the Laws Of Delaware.
governing the collection of taxes of New
Castle county-Section 35 of said Act:
Section 35 That on all taxes paid before
the first day of August there shall be an
abatement OF five per centum: on all taxes
paid before the first day of December,
there shall be an abatement of three per
centum; on all taxes paid after the first
day of December five per centum thereof
shall be added thereto.
WILLIAM L. HUSBANDS,
Collector OF Taxes TO- Brandywine hun
dred.
Evening journal., 1897-09-04
TO THE TAxPAYERs OF MILLcREEK

EXTRACT FROM THELAWS OFDELA-
WARE.
Section 35. That on all taxes paid be-
fore the first day of August there shall be
an abatement OF five per centum; on all
taxes paid before tho first day OF Decem-
Der there shall be an abatement OF three
per centum; on all taxes unpaid the first
day OF December, five per centum thereof
shall be added thereto.
HARVEY T.. BALDWIN,
Collector OF Taxes fo- Mil Creek Hun
drod
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TO THE TAXPAYERS OF RED LION

Extract from the Laws OF DelaWare,
Governing 1the collection OF taxes OF New
Castle county.-Section IS OF said Act:
Section 35. That on all taxes paid before
Abatement of five per centum; on all taxes
paid before zoe Inst t9y nt D2cemper.
thcre shall be an abatement 81 thice ycf
centun: on all taxes paid after the first
5av of December five per centum Thereon
khal be added thereto. ~
s'''''' RICHARD T. CANN,
c,o,lector of Taxes for Red Lion hundred.
Post Office, Kirkwood, Delaware.
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boston Wool Market.

BOSTON. Dec. s--The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter Will say of the wool
market:
''On the whole the market has not been
so lifeless for months. IL is generally adj
mitteh. however. that The mills are grind
ing up the raw material very fast. All
things considered. the actual amount must
be pretty nearly. If not quite. az the rate
OF 600, $4,000 pounds per year Such
showing affords great eucouraeelnens 10
the wool trade and the predictions are stu
rife that the prices will not long hence be
fully on "a level with those % October l.
II is increasingly difficult 20 speak Of ac-
tual prices In this market. The qUotat tons
are unchanged. and while an intensely dull
market always raises the presumption az
concessions. 1t would be difficult 10 put
ones finger On actual nnark6owns at th!s
time AS a matter of fact. there are hard
" buyers enough around to break the mar
ket.
There has been n big falling of In the
sale CT Australian. owing to the fact that
while there are a number OF persons who
would be glad to pick lfp round amount.
the holders are not anxious TO sell nj the
prices previously quoted.
THE sales Of the week in Boston amount
20 .gGn.09Q pounds domestic and TOO pounds
foreign, making total of 2fs CO pounds.
against a total OF l. 5a1. 80 for the previous
week"
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. s--Arrsvs1-
Sch Valiant, from Gray's harbof. -
Enoch Talbot, from Union City; sh pefne
Jehsen, from Nanaimo: sh Dashing Ware
from Tacoma: sch Amethyst, from d.
guile river: str Protection from TlIiS.
nook. Sailed-Str President. Grants ~.
hor; sch Joseph Henry. Coos bay. sch So
ramento, Coos bay, ~
VENTURA. Dec. Sailed-Sch Marr1a
G. Russ, for Port Gamble.
COOS BAY, Dec. Par hound--atrn
Empire and Homer. for San Franciseo.
SAN PEDRO. Dee. I.-Saiied--Sch rreh
T.. Sander, for Tacoma.
COQUIId4E RIVER, Nov. 2S--Arrived-
Sch Antelope. sch Lizzie Prien. sch Dan-
cieson. :
CoQJILLE RIVER. Dec. s--Sailed--ss
Sch Nayfiower. for san Francisco. ech
Parkers6urg, for San Francisco.
REpONDo. Dee. Sailed Sch John r.
Miller. fer Gray's harbor.
PORT BLAK ELEY Dec .--ArrivaA-
Bk Columbia. from Honolulu.
LONDON, Dee. Arrived nr sh Erinsa
Isle, from Vancouver
PORT PIRIE. Dec. 5--Arrived-fser ~
Theodore, from Tacoma
PORT PRIZE. Dec. &--Arrived--Hav ~
John Ena, from Port Gamble.
SYDNEY, Dec. S,-~Sailed-~Rr str Mtos
vera, for Vancouver.
YOKOHAMA, Dec 7.-Saied--Br -
Teenkai, for Portland.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK, Dec. s-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegrarn says:
THE markets were today Inactive but
cheerful, the features being the buoyancy
or Americans and Argentines. In the for
mer case the tone was entirely due 10 New
York support. There was good feeling
here. but little action. So apathctic are
dealers that Secretary Cages currency
plans had little effect OF course. IL Is felt
that II this scheme for an issue of bonds
payable, interest and principal. in gold
coin Is carried through, great stride will
De made toward currency reform.
Prices closed at the hest. Southern
Railway preferred were especially good
scriptions of Canadian securities if1cud-
ing Hudson Bay shares. were good Ar
gentines were bought frcfn influential
quarters. IL was urged that with the rc.
sumptions Of full interest the bonds are
cheap.
"Apropos OF the rise In Argcntines, I lust
learn privately that a meeting of what *
known as the Rothschild committee has
been called for Friday. 1t is believed that
some statement Is coming relative TO the
payment OF arrears of interest
Mines were dull. Silver was fiat on the
announcement that the Indian government
Will offer forty lakhs of bills when only
ten were expected.
''The Paris markets were firm, and the
Berlin market Irregular
breadstuHs.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 2-f'lnse. Wheat
Spot No ! red Northern spring Is ID
Corn-Deccmber steady. IS i7sa Ianu-
airy, steady. IS nd: February, steady. 81
I'D.
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CHICAGO NAkskisrS.
The Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Dec. &--A firm tone was OBJ
servao'e N wheat n the opening, and II
Improved as the session pr0gy5 Sssd. The
chief incentive 20 buy came from the fur
theg decrease IN tho deliveries in the
Northwest. and though other euiIish news
came N during the Gay Il proved tha main
sustaining factor throughout. For the
FIRST time shorts in December showed real
anxiety. December opened AZ g9c. or sac
Dy the bull CLIQUE sufIsced 10 put the price
back 30 sss4c, bat an hour later an attempt
10 buy few lots pat the price 10 sl.oo very
quickly. The interest in the option did
not then die out. a. Il did yesterday. More
buying orders came in after slight rsac-
ton, which put the price 10 I.el. Again
the day December showed an affection for
the dollar mark. There was good action
IN the May price also. due partly TO the
Influences.
Chicago receipts were s5e cars compared
with q cars last year. but there are ex-
,raordinary Inducements being offered to
bring wheat here IL il comes up TO the higa
requirements OF the Chicago contract quail
,ty. Atlantic clearanees of wheat and
flour were equal TO Q4.oeo bushels During
the last hours trading. May sold eff TO saisc
on realizing and closed III aoAxlts}Ssc. De-
cember closed at S.oel4.
Corn was utterly indifferent to the ad-
vance IN wheat, and barely managed 10
hold It's own. Outside of a little trading
IN May early In the day, there was almost
nothing doing
the strength of wheat.
Provisions were weak from the start
Hog receipts were much larger than ex-
-pected and heavy selling by packers helped
10 further weaken the market. january
pork closed TIC lower; January lard, SC
lower, and January ribs, Iisc lower.
Closing Quotations
Wheat-December. si00ss; May. N,k9
Corn-December. 251sc: May, 2sssc
Oats-December. 2ii*c: May, 22tsc
Pork-December. S.32; May Ss45.
lAard--December,S 4f5: May, st.22
Ribs-December. sL17; May, $3.50.
Barley-2s4i oc.
Rye--i6i2c.
Flax-Sl.ia
Tanothy-$26J
Live stock.
Cattle-Sales of common dressed beef
steers were at $S-l06;$3. 10, and really good
shipping cattle at sf25n450 Choice heeves
sold around "a: and fancy Chrsstmas>tat-
tie were nominal around s.. f045sN The
Dulk or the sales today we're much below
Vie Very few calves went over 1875
Hogs-Sales were largely at So 3aGi9 10
coarse heavy packers selling at 81 l54i3 y
and prime shipping lots at s3.4ou3.i Is. Pigs
sold mostly at S5.15I3.40.
sheep were saieabie at S2.15fi3 30 for in
ferior to common; s3.15n 40 for fair To
choice and siGoQl4.e5 for prime hocks
sheep sold In large numbers at 81 75ai4 So
Lambs sold freely at s3.36tl5o for cu,ls
up to S.60s55.65 for choice TO extra lois
Some feeding lambs brought s..
sheep. 15.0oo.
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$50 barrels. Firmly held. but quiet and
no higher.
wheat-Rsceipts. - 40 bushels: exports.
15s.S@ bushels. Spot. firm No. : req. SIC.
Options opened tirm and with few exceil-
items ruled strong all Gay. Influenced by
another squeeze Of December shorts.
small Northwestern receipts. unexpected
decrease IN the worlds stocks and fresh
export buying: closed 7s@slc net higher,
No. red, May, g ts-Ies5@Is.c, closed $3.50 :
December, 2s7sGs1 s-lSc. closed 9Tssc.
Eors-Steady.
Wool-oniet.
petroleQna-~Dul.
Coffee-Opttcns closed steady at ua-
changed prices 20 points nee decline.
December. aS35i5.S5s's Aarcn Sfzkos,'.
Spot coffee: Rio rrm; Nc. l. invoice.
e1ec; Jobbing. &c; mild. Co.deva, quiet,
eIac-
Sugar-Raw, strong: fair refining, SIC /:
centrifugal, n test. i5~lsc. refined, trni.
Metals.
The market for metals closed with
buyers having the advantage The New
York exchange reports the market fer pig
iron warrants easier, with sales OF Sa tons
at s6sp bid and se.sa asked,
(opper-ls2se, quiet bat arm at sloss y
bid and Sli asked.
Tln-9Giet: $ie.s0 hid and SIS - asked.
Spelter-Quiei. 1886 bid ana st.95 asked.
Lead Easy. $S.6S bid ana IS asked
The flrm that settles prices Tor miners
and sTnelters calls the lead market quiet
at $50.
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Johbtng prices yesterday were - fol-
ows:
Sugar, Flour and Coffee.

Sugar, Flour and Coffee.
Sugar 0oobing)-Golden &C" in hbls. per
10 &c; extra =, in bhls. Per TO- 5iSc; dry
powdered. SAC; spot cash prices
.. -Four. etc 0oo5ingl-Palent Excellent.
-: Novelty a. so; California brands.
wheat. per bol, $50; per cwt, ss.l5s4; gra-
han. Per Dbl. ., or io-tb sacks, SIS per
ecwt; rye -four. per Dbl. $40: or le-lh sacks
~ Per cwt: rye meal. per Dbl, $40 per
heminy, per cwt. s2.25: cracked wheat. per
ewt sss5; faxed wheat. se.so per case;
s saGse T Yd;s ilogr Per swI 50: pearl
sspiit peas, per iel-lb sack. &c: 25-lb boxes
s.fc: corn meal yellow. los, 81: So: SOS. S. a.:
white, los. s1.7o: sos. sl.6o: faxed houliny.
Coffee 1obbing)--Green-M Mocha. per 10.
s sboics Java gr per - 2ta2sc; cos5a Riea
u, mr. nS,io cases. per cwt slLes s,-lb cases
Alden Mocha. 37szc: Caracola. &c; Qua
ten ,ema,s;; 2lc ground coffee. Isaac: Lion.
AUS. Wis: e5s. sn.75: Cos. sll.S.
Meats, Provisions and Fish.
Fresh Meats Cobb.ng)-Cow beef. 595l9c:
steer beef, 5ixQ6c per ID: mutton. &C per
10: pork. 61ec per 10: veal. &C per 10.
Provisions Qohhing >-Hams. large, nNc:
a aat ;. ,sman, Lac; breakfast bacon. he;
Fresh Fish ''obbing)-Halibu.. saac;
So mon. 4n5c: salmon trout, Sc: founders,
512a4c; soles, &c; rock cod. &c; black bass,
DC; perch, S1Gic; mountain trout, 125sQ l5c:
slrimps, Ice.
Butter, Cheese, Eggs and Poultry.
Butter-Ranch. 10G15c; fancy dairy. in
squares, ls42lc: Washington creameries'
lib prints. 2642Sc.
Cheese Uob5ingl-Native Washington,
lo4l214c; New York, 121sc.
Eggs Joboing)-Eastern. 1Sl2lc: strictly
fresh ranch, &c.
Poultry-Dressed chickens, Ike: tur-
Keys, dressed, l5c per ID; ducks, S3.5oa4 per
dozen.
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes Gobbing)-New potatoes, $SGi2
per ton.
,vegetables Oobbing)-onions. silver
skins. ST. per 100 lbs: heets, Soc per sack;
lettuce, iOc per dozen; tomatoes, dollhouse.
25c per ID: Sacramento sweet potatoes, $50
voc per 100 lbs. MERGED sweets. $lG1.25.
:. Green Fruits Gobbingl--Oranges. seed
lings, S225d2.5o: naveis, sS.256S.50; lemons.
fancy California. So: selects. $2ai2. so; choice
10 fancy apples, e0cGs1: common apples. .
M9nc: bananas. S2I2.75: California grapes
to1l zoe per crate; cranherries s. J0d9.50 per
barrel, " per box: pears. 50caSl rer box.
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hav Gohbingl-Puget sound, per ton,
alta, Sill.
oats dobbing)-sso.
Wheat-$23.
ton. s2lG22.
Corn-Whole SOC; cracked. s22: feed meal.
per ton, W: bran. sia; shorts, 81.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Transactions since January and
H1

Real estate transactions s4nce IrynerY Z.
1897. are 8, rs 0os 80 There were filed for
record yesterday SIX deeds, agsregasing
s25iAoa Following f. Hist:
Sheriff to Elizabeth A. Bslsshr.rTo@, Sc
sw sec L. tp 90 r 6. Der. 8. $3.50
q. p. Darbln - TX. 10 Jesse HorcTow.
lots and ?, block C, II. l. Yeslers lat
ada, Nov Is. ti9.
A. e. HanfoFd 10 John 4. Campbell ok
scgtar os will of William Hsnfon deed,
lot :. block IL Renfon's add. Dec. 6. sf9.
Frederick Faaa e. ux. 70 AaoEph Silva.
iot Is, block Madison 81. Cable Railway
add Dee g. $3.50.
r. p Morrow 81 ux. TO King county strip
az land - fe@s vide along line between see
=. - 5. 2. and sec !, - -. J. Nov. =.
sin.
JOHN 2. Hoys ct ux. 70 W n. Foahay.
tots and 2 block J. W. -. Bells stl add.
Nov. "a. tz.gt0.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamship Cleveland, OF the Krusa r
Madison line. Is due from San Francisco
with freight and passengers.
Steamship Kagoshfna Maru, OF the Nh
pom Yusen kaisha, was towed TO the Pa
citic Coast bunkers yesterday to take q
fuel.
Tomorrow Is steamship day at Ocean
dock. The Walla Walia will sail In tSo
morning for Sau Francisco The umattnn
Is due to arrive during the day
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CITY NOTICES.
q 10 the city council an estimate OF

- 10 the city council an estimate OF
~ 800 Of said Improvement
Il, mat the matter Of making eaid I'M
Y ~ mi vfIl Be considered by the city
1l.,ssn 81 a session thereof 10 be held on
& IN hay Of December. 1897, at TO
9.1ss.cE =. m. at which time all persons
ing 10 be beard before she city sy,s conn nm
~ oyw 49, are notified TO be present.
ssSssed the City Council the 9Th day OF
! .srr.asnher 1ss7, and signed by me in open
pesSr n authorization Of Its passage
- "a day of December, isI:
1hb AZ j. Z CREIGHTON.
President OF the City Council.
Eneo " WILL II. PARRY,
~ ~ Comptroller and Ex-ofiieio City
81. Of nrst publication. December g.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.


The comoany's elegant steamers UNA
TILLA. CITY OF PIEBLA and wAI.I-A
WALLA leave SEATTLE FOR San Fran
cisco. via port Torrssnd aud Victoria. B.
C.. at 8 a M. Nov. :. 10. i. o. 3. D. Dec.
8. 10 Is %. =. .. Jan. 2. IA. 10. "a =. Due
a. San Frarcizco a. m. New. 3. Il. IS 2. -
Dec D g. =. Is, q. 3. Jan. 2 ., Il. Il. 2. a.
Feb. 1. Leave SAN FRANCISCO for Sc
attic via Victoria p. C.. and Port Towns
end. at a. m. Nov 2. :. Il. Ii. =. q. Dee
:. !. H. II. 2, e. Jan. /. 9: II, Il, e, g. 81.
Due at Seattle .. n. Nov. ). 10. Is. 70. 3, 80
DEG. ls. Is. %. q. &C. jan 4, o. IA. b. "a ..
Feb. g.
The eleean, steamers CORONA. CITY
OF TOPEKA, AND AL-Kf leave SEAT
TIE for Alaska 3 a. M. Nov. !. 6. II. Is. q.
= Dec. i, 8. II. is. q, q. 81. Jan. s. u, Is
% e. %. Due back az Seattle Nov. 10, Is
e q Dec. :. s. II. Is, .. q. Jan. !. :. IL, IL.
2. 2. Feb. ]. 6. Il The company reserves
right 10 change without previous notice.
steamers, sailing dates and hours OF SAIL
i2g.
y r. TRowBRIDGE. p. 8. supt.. Ocean
Dock Seattle. Ticket agent ess First Ave.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO, Gen.
Aggs.. San Francisco.
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SYNOPSIS.
The winds have now decreased n foG~o
and generally changed To Southwest snS
wssS. me Storm center has moved 10 IT.
northeast. The highest Wind is rsss~sS{
from Fort Candy. 80 miles per hour. from
the southwest 49,
seattle-MaNimum temperature. 80 A. :.
minimum. a, mean, ~. Weather nsyifSs
cloudy. Rainfall past twenty-four hours
- OF an inch.
q. n. SALISBURY. obssrv..
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
TIE DILI.ER.

$. r. Boynton. Mount Raken
George ". Loggie, Whstcoms
III. j. Schuman, ST. Paul.
James Rankin, Auburn.
J: NJ. Fish. Houshton.
Mrs. Fish. Houghton.
". n. Forncugh, Houghton.
Mrs. Forncugh. Houghton.
Eugene Decatur. Hartford.
Thomas Watson, Breidabiik.
J. II. Candy. NJ. D.. Spokane
q. ~. fiaggan, Kingston.
&. III. Munson, Kingston.
Mrs. Munson. Kingston.
Mrs. S. Wiley, Olympia.
w. III. Halpin, F'idalgo City.
James Christensen. Mount verncA
X. Thrapp. Tacoma.
W. o. Anderson. Lake Boucher.
T.. J. May. San Francisco.
J. a. Martin. New York.
John Hamilton, Arlington.
I. A. Jensen. Yesler.
J.. Garrison. Arlington,
X. s. Whitney. Uadlock.
J. ceovich. SnohomIsh.
NJ. a. Mattoyich. Snobomish.
Mrs. William Gage, Mount VernoA
Willie Gage. Mount Vernon.
Mrs. Timerson. Mount Vernon.
Robert Koen. Monte Cristo.
G. u. Mcdonald. Hartford.
=. G.,Euglish, Mount Vernon.
NJ. s. Campbell Mount Vernon.
Thomas Jackson. San Jose.
Oswald Steele. Fairhaven.
ID. Fountain, Fairhayen.
Miss Lizzie Moerehead. TracytoA
Miss Mae Gordon, Tracyton.
George Washington Hnyton. Fir.
THE NEW ENGLAND.
F. w. McGeary. Friday Harbor.
Mrs. John Buckley, Friday Harbor.
~. Olson, INTERPLAY.
John Edison, Newcastle.
u, =. Mcdonald and wife. Rcssland.
Mrs. Long and family. Rosslanc
John Morrison. Olympia,
\. Balmanno. ballard.
e.. Anderson, Tuialip
J J. Eabley, Msrysville.
Il. kindrce. Nakusp -. G.
y. l.. Miller ard wife. City
u. Taylor, Vancouver.
r. J. Hanna. CITY.
w. r. Hanna, Fairhayen.
l., Heath. Port GAMBLE.
J Maxwell. city.
Fred Mcmillan. Minneapolis.
THE nUTLER.
+. W. Todd. City.
Thomas Bloomer Portland
r.. ". Thomas. Blaine.
s. g. Hoffman, San Francisco.
M. A. Nelins. Willamette.
". w. Bush. Helena. Mont.
a. l.. Diliey. North Yakima
r. G. Robertson Spokane.
J H. Blank, st Louis.
II. 8. Fany. Portland.
J. Holland. Victoria.
Mrs s. o'isFieu. Victoria.
II. X. Prior. Victoria.
e. II. Jonett San f'ranciscs:
James pcueberty. Skykomish-
W l.. Church, DilH9aness.
y. &. Owen. olympia.
r X. Han New YORK.
Carlos WeineTee1. Portland.
II. Cecil Vancouver.
Fred Ahr4hams. vancouver.
Fred Iuztice Vancouver.
s. Wsixei Spokane,
J. T.. Bowen Everett,
J. II. Pendleton Portland.
r. 81. sell. r. Portland.
T. J shesde man. San FRANCISCO.
II. Gottschalk. Chicago.
a. 81. Peach. Omaha.
James s Reid Portland.
s. Tawine. San Francisco.
r. Caro,an. Sacramento. Cal.
q. r. wood. Idaho.
j v. Chosen. Los Angeles
". ~. Stewart. Poriiand.
s.a0rga q. CafIetf, San Francisco.
George -. Mclean. Mount vernon.
Harry l.. Dickinson, " haicom.
cant, n. Troutman, cry.
r NJ. Caldwell Tacoma.
Fl. l.. Baker. Boston.