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Man!
Where Is
Your
Strength?

Where vgo given you by Where your manly
bearing, your hearty grasp you IN ex
and dissipation gomez Is the world full of
your Are spent boodng trouble
nights in restless tossing
DR.. SANDEN'S ELECTRIC BELT.
Let hope spring your for this grand remedy will
strength Read how it
book Three Glasses which will
sealed. without marks free. Don't off Call address
DR. A. T. SANDEN, 632 Market Street, San Francisco Cal
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Mems Underwear.

Mems Fleeced Lined Under
wear, medium heavy weight, in
medium colors.
Special Price, 33c each.
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Glass Vases.

o-inch Glass Vases, trimmed
with heavy gilt; very pretty
styles.
Special Price, 15c each.
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ITEMS Alpine Hats.

Mems Black Alpine Hats.
and square crown, black and
light colored hats; regular 81 so
and s. values.
Special Price, 81 each.
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Ladies' Shoes.

Large mixed lot of Ladies
Fine Shoes, worth from 81 80
to 81, in small sizes.
Special Price. CSC pair.
The record-union., 1897-11-12

Black and colors, in neat
Leather Belts, with nickel har-
ness buckets; good value at 2oc.
Special Price, SC each.
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Glass Water Sets.

Fine line of Colored Water
Sets, assorted shape, pitcher and
six glasses.
Special Price, csc set.
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Mems s Shoes.

Odd lot of Shoes, from the
Model stock, in sizes 5, 81, 8,
10, Io1, II; Models price from
81 so to S..
Special Price, Use pair.
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ORDINANCE No. 4l4.

An ordinance to regulate the digging or re-
moval OF portions of the roadway or
sidewalk Of public streets and places,
and providing penalty for breach OF
the ordinance, approved December 10,
1896.
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Jointed Dolls.

I6-inch long Jointed Dolls.
bisque head with flowing hair
worth 81.
Special Price, soc each,
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Mems Fedora Hat.

Mems Black Fedora Hats, fall{
styles; also crush hats, in all
colors; usually sold at 81 and
So so.
Special Price, soc each.
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Kid Body Dolls.

Kid Body Dolls, nice bisque
head; good value at double.
Special Price, I5c each
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To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
gsts refund the money If it fails 70 cure. &c.
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Muckcwaago. Col. is conducted or
the cooperative plan.
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Black Dress
Goods Offer.

38-inch Atwood Black Dress
Goods, French Drap de Alma
also some 46-inch all-woo!
French Serge; are all fine quail
ity; these are regular ST values.
Special Price, 49c yard.
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Mems Hose.

Mems Wool Half Hose, me-
dium heavy weight, dark colors;
worth double.
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Special Price, 1Oc pair.
Mems PerCaie Shirts,

Mems Percale Dress Shirts; a
large assortment of stripes and
checks, with collars and cuffs to
match; worth ST and 81 so.
Special Price, soc each.
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Ladies' Belts.

Special Price, 1Oc Carmen,
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CretOnnes.

Twilled Cretonnes, in dark
and light colorings, fancy fig
ures, for comforters and cur
tain draperies, 26 inches wide.
Special Price, Sc yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-31

FOR RENT (2s01 Q NV CRIB. IS. SO
1S19 18th, cor Greg. 300 side 18TH mr. Col
1919 VI av nv, Sr.b .2550 road 10rA b. ....... 20
20 Wash cir 12r&b. 60 453 NJ NV furnished. So
SD 9 NV, Tor. 90 1919 VT NV, fur ID 125
2l9 IL ne, Dr. .1dl 114T Linger's ct 6r 3 30
1893 Harvard, 1Or&b. 50 1920 10th, 9r&b. 50
l!08 Greg av. 11r&b. sci 5i9 9th NV. 1Or&b a. So
IloO NV, l2r&b. :. To- 61S Mass NV, lOr-60
95i NV. 1Or&b 30 .. 1870 Lydt cker. 10r&b. 40
ld2I DeSaIes NV. Ill. b. al Office rooms 1907 L NV
no27-30t. TYLER RUTHERFORD 1901 = az
FOR RENT
210S Ward pl. Sr. 1913 30 Rrookl'd houses 9 20 m
1890 LOudoun ct Sc ,4r 81 $50 Whitney av Or IL 40
THE McIACHI.EN REAL ES AND LOAN CO.
oc23-u 10th and G SITS NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-31
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE l0S ISL ST. NV; 3-STORY
roman brick and brown stone front; b roous:
built In nrst-class manner Apply to
de5U-it JOSEPH FAUL. SU2 + st
FOR EXC HANGE-WE Sr'.4.I. TIE. rO..lAJn INt;
trade chances for exehanse-Sevenr room house
Wei located northwest. clear of debt at s. $50:
and Si,tUo cash for larger house, well located
tburtsn residence. clear of debt at S. 900 FOR
FotSE AT 5000 small brick houses MORT h.
~tst. well rented. PAYING PER CENT FOR
RESIDENCE ABOUT x2G. 600. Two 3-sto-y
Ia uses. well located, near Capitol and Congress
sional Library one tnihcHmbered and good rent
els. for good rtsiieL6e northwest or facing Can
iiol SroUrds- Equity in Groom house yosi
renter and side lot. 81 feet 'front.' cash price and
small trust. near Congressional Library. for
and economical building lots lone a corner. for
~ hange :"r houses Many other excellent prop
critics for exchange; all grades; all prices John
= WAGGANaN. 200 l4th st. tupstairs,.
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Per mo.
s mr. 18th, 13r&2b. $3.50. 90
1921 18th. 15r&b. 10000
Columbia av. Col
Heights, 12r&b. .15O.O
Jefferson pl near
18th, 11r. .125. 90
f Cap mr. 11th, 11r
and l ba. 1850
De Sales mr. 18th,
12r and b. ...... 125. 90
30O1 18th NV. Tor
and ba tn. 100. 90
N J av mr. b. Or. 100. 90
X mr. 10th, 12r&b. 100. 90
Takama Park. Car
roll nv, 13r&b. 100. 90
Corcoran st mr. 18th,
Or and b. .75. 90
Goth st mr. o, Tor. 1000
T mr. 10th. 0r&lb. rs. Oh
N ] av mr. b Sc. 12r. IS 90
18th mr. X. 11r&b. .S3. 3
Flat No 6, B&O. IS. 90
COrcoran mr. 10Th,
Tor and b. ...... go. 90
21st mr. H, 10r&b.
10th st mr. n.
ly to THOS. J. FISHER
deQ2-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-31
deaO-wtS

FOR EENT-$l4.30 WILL RENT NEW HOUSE.
BIS Oak St. lie Droif Park. 6 rooms and hath
de2S.3t CHAS e. BANES. 18th and sta
FOR RENr-DEEBl.E & CO., 1919 81.
ga I'D, l1r&b- 90 231 10th ne or&b. IL 80
40 Kenesaw. 0rxh 50 Ills I9th.Ir (colD $lS %
IN A1th sw, 81. 2b. 30O0 l4lO Pa AZ NV aaf
1904 Hhttney AZ .sto. 5000 Or q ba...-.l Is rs
l4lQ4Pa nv nw. nat. 1881 ID ne. O., ". 100
1rYk ba-.--.-.. MOO lz12 Ward ct. A.. lO0o
s11l6 fDrowu 1t. Mt R'r l7bx x, Or (colD 500
H,5er. ", &C.. 10 tR'r 2oO6 y. sta. w.-SyO0
: i5oY Meridian ava. IS1s3 Heett Ut nw.er Goo
; NJ r. 6rdEb. .2o.00f
FOR RENT-ao7 n 81. NV; HOUEB or N
yeoas; b soad eendffioe: suifahls fur 2 memhef
t6f CuEGpos0 pe1Dpa q me&ns, - JOHN ",
A0RRW. ga - -. ooGr0 :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-31

FOR lighthouses.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED

FOR RENT-FURNISHE
Per mo.
18th mr. H, 19rG2b$415. 90
Vt av mr. Q. 1r. %. 375. 10
1923 18th, l4r&2b. 1893. II
Conn av mr. I,12r. $1,000. 90
Conn av mr. n, 16r
and ID. 800. on
Mass av nr1Sth, 19r30e. 90
Mass nv nr 18th,
15r&3b ......-. .333. 81
Mass av mr. 18th.
15r, 3b. .291. ca,
VT av mr. X. 16r. 3b. $50. Oh
II mr. 14th. 1Sr&2h. $50. 90
X ! av nr 18th, 12r. $50. no
18th mr. NJ. Firth. 80. %
Dupont circle nr z
ST, 1Sr&2b. $50. 200. 90
+ mr. 18th, Tor. 300. 90
F mr. 21st, 13r&h. POO. 90
Mass ay nr17th. 13r2OO. 90
Vt av mr. L. I8r&b. 200. 90
+ mr. 18th, 13r&2b. 200. Oh
14th mr. L, 17r&2b. 1856. 81
Mass av nr1Sth. 13r166. 81
n mr. 10Th, 13r&2b. $50. 90
q mr. 23d, 13r&b. $50. 90
10th st near 7. -. .15O. 90
For full particulars apJ
& CO 1904 Il OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-31

FOX RENT
1907 9Th NV, Or. $24. 10 RI 1e20 O IL 40
ne sr20 90 R'r12.9-29b 7th uwlO 90
319 Cap sc, Tor. $1,000 Sta r'r 49S c sw 10 90
BIZ av Sc. Or. 1000 Shop al bet 16th&
1856 e st sc, IT.. -25.U0i 18th, Kali NV 10 90
Log e st Sc. 6r. % 90 RI SIS 18th NV. d.. 800
rs st Sc. IT,. .25 90 Shop bet 6th&7th,
1l9 N av sc, Or. $500 D&E NV. 1900. 6 90
1873 n av Sc, Or. 25O0 R'r 22S AZ sw g. 90
49, I'd st Sc, Or. :. . 90 Shop rr 1888 Blag-
l3l G av BE. 7r. .25.O0l deus al NV 50
20 10th st se, 1r. 1876 COUNTRY PROPERTY.
2lS 10th st ne, Ion. 800 Oakland, miles
647 st sc, 5r.. 1900, from city Or $40. 90
80 5th st sc, Sr.. 1850 St&dw lO0i-O3 p, 40 90
B21 18th st sc, Or. 1870 Hall Sd 419 10th IS. 90
NV cor 12&K &c, 6r1O.3g Sad 1918 NY ay Or Is so
$50 Va Az Sc. 5r.. 300 SID 6O0 I'd sw Ar p az
636 Va Be- Ar. $50 Sad 1875 18th Or 20 90
l133 ID st &C. A.. 800 st rmdlr 6O8 La sy2O 90
io2S Cap at se. 5r.S30 St&dw z211 18th NV. Is. 90
l4Z44-46 h pc. 4r. $50 Sid 1901 LIST .5r. L. 90
1871 I'd st ne, A. $50 Store rm zoos NV 81 30
III Q st NV, 6r.. HOO OFFICES
S06 II av nv, Or IL 50 Warehouse 9l3 Nd
los 9Th 1t ne, Or. Sol av sw..... SIS 90
UP loo F st sw. II 90 Central bldg rooms
32S 18th Ut se, Or. 10. Sol IL and 10 %
Sta r'r 1914 Mass ID door sos ut ,Sr 30. 90
~ NV. 1880 4d8 La av, I room
r'r 1417 X and hall ROOM . 70 90
nv, rm fora horses Central bldg. rm 1870. 90
and cariases. 1900 6Sl La av Cd noor 20 90
Al bet Nan, 20thk 500 9Th NV, I'M 10. l6 90
The above IL oaiy portion Of the property on
~ hooks, For full list call ut once for buiietin
THOS. z. WAGGANAH.
deD-wsf&m 81 1t. NV.
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Observation-Disclosures

REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine: perfect
condition guaranteed; with stand; delivered freq
In city; one month applies on purchase Of new
when directly following rental.
WYCKoFF. SkAMANS BENEDICT,
oel9-tf Cor. 6th and r SITS. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-31

EUK LIST OF FURNISHED HOUSES SEE
FURNISHED HOUSE COLUMN
OFFICES.
Elegant rooms in Sun 6 F NV, Pr $2S 90
buiiuinS nrerroof, from 40 La $40 and $l5
$50 TO $3.50 each Desirable rooms ..atl,n
Cor loth r, 8 rs, tic Coast Line build
suite all 'front.' ing all front and nre
stream heat 5000 proof, from $1o $S5
III 4 NV, I'd h.6r .65. % each.
1911 NV. I'D q. Or. 30. 80 6S9 nw s. and 500
STORES
warehouse near 4o2 9th st NV. $50 30
U tlUOx5O). $50. ~ PA 9Th st NV so 90
STABLES.
1872 av (rear, $3.50 2o23 O ct (rsar,. SIS 90
1892 Mass av (rear) IN IN
de27 r. o. HOLTZMAN, 10Th and F SITS NV
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

teed. 3 each Machinery eluippAd for every
kind Of repairs. FACTORY 7si eth alns eIi
l4th st. NV. $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-31
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-A FARM OF II ACRES, 0NE-HALF
mile from Seabrook station ON B. and r. RR.
convenient TO churches and schools; rent SD
per month; hsuae rooms. Apply to HUGH
BuSTEED, ON premises- de29-Iw,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-31

HAVING GIVEN Up THE FUR BUSINESS.
eake Pleasure n Fecow0snding to my paffuno
Nh. T. HORGAN. ny sister, and her Husband.
Mr.. y HoRlAN. a 00e X Ct. n.w., who ~
rr.ettrai furrsers. Aius @. CUNNINGHAM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-31

ONALDSON.
$40 10th ct. NV.
1924 NH av,16r&hS100.O 90
1928 Willard. 10r&b. 81 80
1918 NJ NV, 1Or&b. rs. so
424 It'll sw, 10r&b. 1T. so
1902 4th NV, Crab. Do 50
1917 9Th NV, CRIB. is. ID
1871 It'll ne, 7r&h. 1890
i612 SeatOn ne, Sr&b. 49,
ID TENANTS.
IS Pierce NV. 6r&b.$14.30
1643 Covington. or. H. so
Rear 1909 f NV. 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-31

FOR RENT-FURNISIIED-
1905 Sunderland place; 10 rooms.
Price. $I5 per mo.
delI-tf II. ROZIER DUI.ANY. 1890 st.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED-
i6th ST., corner CcrcOran, 14r, ba. So 600 pr yr
18th st. near Dupont Circle. Tor aba 81 400 pr yr
!! ave. near 18th. 14r. 2 ba. $3.50 pr mo.
+, st. corner 2oth 12r bs $500 pr. mo.
!4th st. near W, Sr., ha. $45 pr mo.
Hiilyer place. near Conn. ave-. II r.. $125 pr
de11-f GAsCH BROS 1897 + st.
FOR RENT-BY r. o. HOLTZMAN. REAL ES.
tate and Insurance Broker, 10th and L SITS. NV.
FURNISHED HOUSES.
o near Goth. 12r. 10Th l, 15r 3b. .225
Per annum. 81 800 10th and Wyoming
18th K, lar. &. 400 ave- 1Sr $50
LAT SO, 1877 2 baths It's s near 17th Or 125
7 near Goth. Tor. 125 18th l. Or. sta 81 80
q near 22d, lar, 2b. $50 Riggs near 18TH Or. so
n22-f R. o. HOLTZMAN. 10th and + SITS NV.
FOR RENT
FURNISHED HOUSES
IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY
At prices ranging from $500 to S11 600 per an
APPLY TO
]. V. N HUYCK
motif 1906 PENNA. AVE.
NJ
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+ I'm NE<N 1-D1 II. .. ~
Tel. 443.
1414 18th, 12r&b. SIZE. 90
1124 18th NV, 9r&b. 40. 90
40 NJ NV, 10r&b. .35. so
2149Fla av NV, 9r&b35. 90
Sol Il NV, st&dw. 2S.O0
Flat, $40 10th NV %. 50
Flat. 1909 E NV. 20. 90
sic NJ Sc, Grab. .10.0 %
FOR COLORF
33S Elm NV, Grab. $3.50
9S7 Fla NV NV .6r&bl6.50
2317 Champlain. 6r&b9. so
deS0-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-31

I'M neat and Jan1tOr
.-.....--$25.o o to $50. 90
ASCH BROS, 1897 4 ST.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FOR RENT-WAREHOUSE FLOORS AND CE-
mented cellar, 2Ox5S feet SIS per month Annlv
next door. at $3.50 Water st. Fine for storage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-31
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UATU0NlSAED

FOR RENT-BY JAS. r.
81 18th NV. l2r. $40. 50
169 Corcoran NV. 6r21. 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-31
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

Hours For lessons
are conveniently arranged
Both day and might.
Suit your convenience as to hours-and ube;h.
err you wish 10 take either private or class
lessons. All languages taught by native pro
fessors r.
BerlitZ School OF LANGUAGES.
Prof; wM Won MUM. Prop. 72s IIth st.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-10
VESSELS BOUND IN.


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s s:1 s: e { e ;:s q I ::ss =::s.
Bsirno Maren tons Liver pool January
S:ss e s. s - $; r Ssi 1' s sS'
ss.1 IS < &c s :ss ssS
Ia 81 AM tons s f s r ssi Harbor Puget sound
sP s y "a; . ss Il rsss Port Gamble, May
S r rn' SKI Ne Nay
Bss Il g s Err Tssa.s Sc sS @
s x s M % % R Townsend via San Fran
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& soton tons n I * y oss D April
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steam GOLFERS Willamette and Progreso
are loading AT the Oregon Improvement
bunkers for San Francisco.
The Matsnyansa Maru will sail for Japan
today The -four which will make up the
bulk of the cargo WAS slowed during yes
terday and last night. Six cars Of the
Minneapolis. and the remainder from Spo-
kane McMinnvilie and Portland. An
other cargo item of the Mafsuyama Maru
is ten cases of cigarettes.
One of the episodes of loading the steers
for Alaska. on the Mexico yesterday morn
ing was the breaking out of the box sling
by husky steer. The sling was Just
passing over the ships rail when the steer
fell between the ships side and the wharf.
He swan ashore. and for half an hour
held the neighborhood to himself. He was
finally captured ana sent aboard the ship.
The revenue fleet in the bay was yester-
day augmented by the arrival Of the Rush
and the Corwin. the former tying up at
the buoy several hours ahead With the
erue vessels was very attractive. The
steam cutters were busy all day carrying
parties from shore to the ships and among
the fleet on official and social calls. The
entire Boring sea feet to now on the Sound.
the Bear being at Port Townsend.
The improved appearance In the zig OF
the revenue cutter Grant was generally
day. When the Grant came around from
New York. she was bark rugged, but the
disadvantage of the additional top ham,
per offered by her yards led Capt. Tozier
TO reduce her rig to that of schooner.
As she Is now fitted for her northern
which materially adds to her general good
looks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-10

who had received dispatches from Ezn
Francisco began to show them around the
real substantial and Justifable cause Of
prsvsously psonians sppssrsnss OF Cali
fcrnfA's growing crop had given place TO q
most telling change FOR the worse. Serious
crop. IN addition 70 the precarious position
OF winter wheat on this side OF the
Rockies, naturally aroused speculation. OF
su,ssea aosn IS n. sav1nes hs
able wheat which showed good profits was
put on the market and BY closing time .
reaction 70 az5<c had taken place.
with the advance In wheat The trade was
quiet and within a &C range
Oats ruled rather quiet, but IKE corn.
the advance IN wheat. and prices held
strong throughout the session
Proyasions were dull and kept within =
for a while influenced hy the improve
ment IN the other speculative markets:
but under more liberal offerings near the
end the slight advance was lost
Clssfng Qustafions.
whsAi1May; ;s;g.ss.s; July. 'e[c.
p patsMy. ,54e: July. l7sc-
IArd-iMay. A.oe: July. A4F4oz
Bfhs-4ay and July. A6aN4-so.
1--we stock
Caffeine week closed with the market
In fairly good Condition, supplies having
been small all tho week Today's Offer
inxs were easily disposed Of at yesterday s
prices. The market. however. was largely
nominal
Hogs-saies were at an extreme range OF
81 5of4, with the bulk Of transactions at
s.. su3.90. light hogs sold the highest, and
were the most active.
al $u2.I5 for eulls. UP TO "a s5u493 for
prime lots. very few going at above A.s5.
ReceiptsACattle, 20D: hogs. 15.ooo;
sheep, $50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-10

j. q. Alexander. British vice consul at
Tacoma. was visitor TO this city yester-
day
Kit Carson. travelling passenger agent
,erday morning and left in the afternoon
for Tacoma.
Fred f. Sander left for New York city
Yesterday afternoon. going over the North
srn Pacific he expects TO be absent about
three months.
During the summer months the offices OF
y. w. Parker. OF the Northwestern. and
vi. p Benton. OF the Burlington. viii be
closed Saturday afternoons.
w r. Phillips. manager OF the American
Coal Company, Of O~kaioosa. Iowa, and
Charles Berkes. also OF Oskaloosa. are Wis
iiins IL. w. McNeill. of this city.
]. n. Croker. general manager. and T.
W. Foster. superintendent. of the Everett
& Monte Cristo railroad, were out OF town
railroad men In Seattle yesterday.
The party of Hoo Hoo who went TO
Whatcom Friday night and several others
who went up last night TO attend the ini-
tiasions into the order. win return to the
city this morning.
The Northern Pacific road has estab-
lished its summer excursion rate from Se-
attic to the Green River hot springs. The
rate has been made 81 " for the round trip.
The sales are only made on Saturdays and
Sundays.
The most artistic number OF .swonder-
an The puoliestion nat Is issued BY the
ciffc. that has yet been gotten out has
reached this city. The cover r. beautiful
piece Of photographic work and the frontis-
piece is colored print of drive through
a Washington forest. There arc more
than loo pages Of Illustration and descrip-
tive matter, the former being in half
tones OF two or three colors- A fine view
OF Mount Rainier Is tnpiuded. which II
ssiggesttveiy labeled ''Moqnt Rainier, from
Tacoma. Fine views. are given OF Lake
Crescent, the anglers paradise. and Of
Admiral Beardslee. with another picture
Of himself and Mr.. Carrigan holding up a
string OF the trout which. In honor OF the
naval gentleman. are called Beartsieel.
Mr.. Fee has exceeded all previous efforts
IN producing attractive advertising for his
road.
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m ship J. p. Brown. In fow Of Tyee. az p
noon. steamer 5ebsen. a. 1z.5o D. m
SEAH BAY. May s.-s e. m.-Ciou8y.
calm.
D. rn-C.aogay. calm.
CL4AII-AM BAY. May St .. m.--Llght
rain, calm.
PORT ANGELES. May s-s A. m
Barometer. -. -. cloudy. Wind east rwe
miles ship WachGSetts and Tug Pioneer
in the harbor.
4p. m.-Ea<onste-. 90 %. LghtAaln. calm.
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Roston Wool Market.

BOSTON, May s.-The Boston CONNER
cial Bulletin says today: The wool mar
ket is dull. Foreign receipts are falling
of. and there Is small demand for domes-
tic wool. The March importations OF wool
are valued al 50 $50. coo and the March i'm
The mills are all running on full time, but
there has been no demand this week. a
sale Of 10000 pounds OF Kentucky was
made at lsc. A reaction from the late
boom Is evidenced
The sales of the week are l. ae2 900 pounds
domestic and $780,. 900 pounds foreign.
against az 900 pounds domestic and s. 40 :
90 pounds foreign last week and 3o7 Nsn
pounds domestic and 2ossao pounds foreign
Tor the week last year. The sales TO date
show an increase of 440. 800 400 pounds do
mesiic and rs, 1890 pounds foreign from
the sales 70 sa me date In 1876
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The BOARD of Trade.

CHICAGO. May S-wheat was wanted
AZ the opening A. an advance az about Aec
over Yesterdays closing price The trouble
was that for half at hour everyone In the
MT xpf,earsa anxious 20 buy and they had
4, continue hs1ainS &c higher for every
frexh lot The shorts got the most OF the
Tented offerings. They were hard 20 sat
fssv however, for after keeping ~ IL for
saN an hour. daring which time July rose
frara ai-sr ard lie az the immediate open
fnr 10 -s4sc, and resting awhile they re
ssrIv,oqnced after 10 reaction. the result
haing that July rose n course OF the next
hear 10 &c
The asoras for the advance were nu-
sree-osfS The Michigan crop report F-sade
sne condition OF the state = IS compared
year That and steadfneSS AZ Liverpool.
whtra decline had been looked Tor. were
an that could be found al frsS 10 account
for the buying which WAS SONG co.
Later IN the session. when the people
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Ioraou Wool sales.

LONDON. May Sat the wool auction
sales today II zS5 bales were offered. OF
which 1000 were withdrawn. Competition
was brisk and prices showed hardening
tendency. Woods suitable for American
ruled good. Sales in detail.
New South Wales, 1858 bales-Scoured,
Sl1dnis I'd; greasy, 5lSd9sd.
Queensland. LAS hales-Scoured. Is LIDO
Is lid: greasy. 5iadH9d
Victoria, 154 bales-Scoured. 5s4dGls Cd /:
greasy, 5dnied
South Australia, go bales--Greasy. F4dQ
cad.
Tasmania, 30 bales-Greasy. 7s4d
New Zealand I55 bales-Scoured, TAO
I0d; greasy. So i0d.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal, l,sli bales
Secured. 6jzdnls l0d.
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May K. Orion ct NIX. to Abbie G.. Boggs.
lots TO Is. block IL. Electric Motor Line
add 81.
Northern Pacific Railway Company to A.
l.. Fisher. sos acres In swh swl4, sec 81.
TIP q. RS. 81.
A. f. Haynes ct ux. to John r. Fryberg.
part lots and Z. block %. Yesler's fst add.
ST.
John Sexton ct ux. TO Violet r. Rine-
hart. lots I. ?. and 5. block Is, Lake Union
add ST.
John Holmes ct TX to Willard L. Read.
lot q block TO- Greene's add. $50.
James c. Blowers ct ux. to A. III. Cano,
lots is TO Is block 4. Victory add, TO COR
rect former deed.
Sheriff 10 Lena l.. Severance. lot 6. block
IS. Renton's add. t1.17s72.
j. N. Isaubach TO Barbara A. Mclean
JACKSON, lot 6. block s. Laws Second add.
81.
New England Northwestern Investment
Company TO William Baggot, blocks /. 2.
and lots / TO 7. 10 10 "a, block 8: lots 70 4.
block 4; lot 8. block s.; lots and e block
s. Highlands add; lots TO 4. 6 TO 10. block
IL lots 10 10, block Is: lots TO II. block
10, lots to g. block 20; lots l TO 5, block q
lots / TO H. block %: lots to ~. block q;
lots TO 10. block q: lots / to s, $ TO IL.
block 2s, lots to 5. block 2s, Lincoln Pom
thus add, 81, f3S. 40.