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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-10
DIED.

CT MBERLAND. on Friday. December 10. 1897.
at 6 "clock am, NARY NORRIS. beloved
ninth "ear Of her age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
GARNER on December o. 1897 at 3 pm,
CHARLES l.. GARNER. aged twenty ono years
Funeral from his late Residence, All lst street
northeast Saturday. December IL. M = PA
Friends and relatives are invited 10 attend.
GRAY. Suddenly. Thursday. December . 1897,
at n Gth street Northwest FRANCIS
Funeral strictly private Saturday. December liz
1881, at o'clock am at his Residence. li19 Is
street northeast. TIIuRSroN LOWELL, aged
Notice Of funeral hereafter. Bangor and Belfast,
Me-, papers please coIy.D %
MAGEE. Suddenly. Wednesday. December g
lssii at pm. SUSAN ST; CLAIR. daughter
Funeral SATURDAY. December IL. at IL am, from
Oak Iii Chapel. Private. -
PAYNE. Departed this life on Thursday. pccern-
7oi OH street southwest, SUSAN PAYNE. be.
loved sister Of Arthur f. Payne.
May she rest in peace
Funeral from Zion Baptist Church. + street he
tween 81 and A. streets southwest Sunday,
December ~ a; O'Clock. Friends are n-
her 8, 1897, Mr. EDWARD s RAiM6Np
Services AT his late residence. No. lGiI Oregon
avenue, Friday, December 10, at pm.
wADSKIER. on "Wednesday. December 6 1887,
at pm. I. V. WAISklER.
Funeral services at late residence No. lI,3 Mas
sachusetts avenue. on Saturday morning. be
cembcr IL. Remains to be taken TO Ih.laIel-
phia and inferred at Laurel Hill.
WILLIAMS. On Tuesday. December Z. 1897, at
o'clock am, RICHARD WILLIAMS. aged sew
enty-thIee years.
Funeral Sunday. December IL. from his late resi-
dence, 1920 Valley street, Georgetown, ID. c.
In Memoriam.
CURREEY. In loving remembrance Of my dear
daughter MATTE. who died year ago to-
day, December 10, 1886.
i will go TO her grave. where her spirit has lied
And beneath the sod she IL laid with the dead,
Where the heart that loved me is turning To clay,
And in Calvary's cold dews she is passing away.
Though her loved form lies resting
In The cold and silent grave
Her Pure. unspotted soul has fed
Back TO the God who gave.
Uiagerstown papers please copy).
JOSEFfIINE 8. KNIT who died two years ago
today-Deccmber 10, 1895.
You are rot forgotten. mother dear,
Nor will you ever be.
As long life aud memory last
BY HER CHILDREN.
MoXI.EY In loving remembrance Of my darling
little daughter. LENoRA V. MoNLEY, wig
died one year ago today December 10. 1886.
The trial is hard, the pain severe,
To part with one we love so dear
And angel Death came down TO earth
And bore her soul away.
The midnight stars are beaming
tpon a silent grave,
Where slcepeth without dreaming
The could not save.
By HER MOTHER, MATTE BAILEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-10

At the annual meeting of New Jerusalem
Lodge, F. and A. M, held at the Masonic
Temple last evening. the following officers
we're chosen for the ensuing year: w. NJ,
H. Benjamin Parkhurst S. W., Edw. Mat
thews; ]. W., Howard Feast; S. D., C. C.
Coombs; ]. D., b. H. Brockway; S. S., F..
H. Hosford; j. s., ]. F. Shirray; trustee,
Harrison Dingman; master of ceremonies,
A. w. Kelly; secretary, W. E. Dennison
(seventeenth year,; treasurer, r. V. God
man Qwenty-third year,. After the cleo
ton the lodge enjoyed dinner at Freund's
About 100 guests sat down and participated
in this portion of the entertainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-10
New Box on the Card.

A new box, TIC. has been added to the
fire alarm card. This box is located at
Georgetown University, and on the first
alarm engines 5. and and truck B will,
in the order named, respond; on the second,
engines 2, and IL and truck c; on the
third. engines and 4: on the fourth, en-
glnes II and 3, and truck d, and on the
fifth, engines and 10 and truck A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-10

Marriag- licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-George William Mothershead and
Marie Bartlett; Luther a. Achor and Edith
X Cooke; Joseph L. Reed and Elizabeth
W. Godfrey.
colored-Robert Hinton and Sarah Mitch
ell: John II. Williams and Rosa Powers;
john Washington and Sarah Taylor: John
Brookins and Lizzie Brown; William Thorn
as and Louisa MAINS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-10
MARRIED..

CHlLD-CGRTIS. ON Thursday. December o
1887; at lGoi l:th street. 10y Rev. Alfred g.
Harding. ROBERT COLEMAN CHILD aud
JANE HHlDGIIAM CURTIS.
NroD-EtTTS. ON December s 1897 hy Row
& {. Mcador, JAMES MOOD and AMANDA
+. Butts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-10

Inc following orders have been ma lie BIZ
the Commissioners:
mat water main assessment against LOT
H. square SSS. be received without penalty
or interest.
nat the location of lamp at the south in
tersectlon of New Hampshire avenue ana
+ ioridd avenue be changed TO the north
side of Florida avenue
mat ". T. Ritter be appointed chairman
In the sewer division at SD per day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-10

81 have used Salvation Oil for frosted feet and
backache and found 1t to be the best remedy md
cure for pain on earth. Mrs. Maggie Nieder, Mt
Pleasant, Westmoreland Co., Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-10

IL is almost criminal to risk the CONSEQUENCES Of
Cold when, in cases out of ten yol can hire. X
IL up with Jayne's ENpecturant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-10
MQrriuUe V.snens,.

Auction Saturday night. French market,
Masonic Temple. Best place to buy Ccr.st-
mas preSents.-Adyt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-10
Don't Neglect
That Cold

No matter how slight II nay seem to Won for
Ctt6HS COLDS. Hoarsencss Influenza aud an
parently insignificant CHEST PAINS often lead 10
fl-El ItlSn, rNEt MONA. CONSUMPTION aDs
other fatal LUNG DISEASES IL neglected
AVERT ALL DANGER BY PROMPTLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-10

Not bit hard choosing gifts when
you've Zach a stock as our from which
TO pick! Every one OF them useful
hence acceptable! Gifts suitable for
both saxes-young OF oil Make use
of these. Gift succas,i.,ps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-10
BemsOm's
Porous Plaster

TO the chest 0ront and hack upon the first an
pearance OF such warning sympioms 1T Az
fORDS PROMPT PREVENTION against these dan
gcrous complications and SURE CURE Always
% cents. .fls~ Substitutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-10
ssGift'' Books,

The IdyllS OF the King,
by Tennyson edition De
IuSe), uncut. very hand
som e. Pu b.
price, $50. Here c-
for ............. S4.IS
Complete works Of
George Eliot, In 6 vols,
nicely b ound.
ru b. pr &c. CT -
$3.50. Here for. pl./O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-10
ssGift'' Trim
innings.

That 3Sc. assortment Of
Birds Wings. Fancy
Feathers. in all colors
and shapes. mt the g.
holiday price Of. W.
The soc. Black Ostrich
Feathers, Tin. long,
glossy. black French
curled. at the a.
holiday price of .O Il 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-10
ssGift" Hats.

Table full Of 81 and
soc. Fine Felt Hats, in
ladies' and children's
shapes. IN 30 or more diff
fercnt styles. at
the holiday price 1Oc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-10

The 81. 80 Beugaline
Silks. in the light shades
for evening wear. at
the holiday price ~
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."Gift" Pocket
Books.
ssGift'' CusG1=

Satin-covcred Pin Cush-
ions. in all colOrs. at the
h nf pr &c 2Sc
The Ladies' $2.25 Col
oref Taffcta and Gloria
Silk Umbrellas, with
steel Iods and covers,
at the holt en- mo
day price of =. y L 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-10

Miles and miles of Holt
day Ribbons. Every
style, width and color.
The 8 and Zoe. AlI-silk
Satin Ribbons. in all col
ors, l to Q in. wide. to-
tomorrow ut the Ro
holiday price Of. .OSe
Tahleful of the 30. 40.
As and soc. Fancy Rib
hons, 4 to Sin. wide.
about 10 different pat
terms and combina tons.
at the extraordinarily
low Gs holiday Price zc.
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Gift" Aprons

Thousands Of Aprons,
all kinds and sizes.
100 dozen White India
Linen Aprons, at
the holiday price n0~
. Of UVSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-10

For the Xincs Tree you'll
need one Of these grand
Tree Holders were show ing.
Different sizes, at rs. 30,
60 and 1Jc.
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- srxTTLE MARKETs-

-. no change yesterday In the
-, - q Toe iecal naarhs-
g.shfaE esorat;ons-
.-a.~sr~ xsre tire 57o5i1E quota
y ~zs,,essle dealers yesterday.
sfour aad Coffee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28

r. @. Dun & Co. IN their weekly review
OF trade tomorrow Will say.
Speculative markets have their turns or
reaction. hEt business has none TINS sea
soE. gaining with a sJeaafness which Is
most gratifying The starting os works.
wages ard in price OF products. ard the
heavy movement 0f crops, are facts be-
fore which al speculative influences have
10 bow TIE weeks dispatches mention
sixteen iron works which have started.
against one closing: fifteen wooden works
starting and 50 in many other branches,
while many are preparing 10 resume. and
some have Increased wages " Elie these
things continue-with grain rising and go
markets have reason for aboumdlnx con-
fldsnce and speculative markets for
strength crop prospects are contFaGic-
tory. - Is usual at such tine. bzs
noteworthy that none OF them Indicate
anything iess than an ample supply OF the
great staples.
The wool market reflects In greater
strength and further advances in some
grades the heavy huving OF wooiens which
has set 50 many mills 10 work night and
day. and caused makers OF many grades
10 withdraw them entirely from the mar
ket- But while the mills have done some
what more most Of them held large stocks
and the trading has been mainly specuia-
tive between dealers
Hides arA again stronger az Chicago.
though packers no longer lead hut country
ceipts at the four chief markets. Isl 80
head. are the largest fer the correspond
inR week since lSs2
Futures for the week are - IN the Init
ed states against rs last year, and 81 IN
Caaaaa. against 6 last year
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HEADING FOR THE sEaBosRp.
Thr Problem of Marketing TneIe
sans Enormous Crop.

Asa ~av- hsf~- zasr ts,s ~a@-g,,v. - 0.,-
.v,,..gs s-f, g~r.,. "a, -, :, sse,~.s -.
es.,-,r,.. 8 s-.-nr1sfs ana 1900. 49,
a.,es,,4 s,-l,-,-,
F-sy-r.~iv- ,he hasl ~ v-ssfer, r-a,- vxas
s...--s. .k.--,,.-s, ..s.st.,. 49,. - -
80 s~y-~ ..--s =. On, y r-fs sl,se,, <--,sfl
+s-.,~s IN fsss fhev h-.-s@- o-t,- = - :
-, hstsl,-ss v-higs -h -..t.-ssss ,-...-.,s
= ~1s ~ nn4bsis.
p.t f4r rf. r.srr says.as e,~ e-..s.-r
s-.- 1890 -,.- 80. - eset-.s-e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28
THE HOLY ROLLERS.
Uniaue Tenet. Of Reiisious Sect fn
New York state


rev sect has developed Itself n Ger
,-aI ard Western New York ard this fact
recalls the query why New York. Of all
states. should Be especially gifted IN de-
xs1orsnr freak religions. There seams 70
tss something mysterious about +. This
rex sect Is heated or the shores OF Lake
Canan6algzsa. being stIll small enough TO
be located somewhere, and the chief article
IA rs belief Is the pst Swsar-werd OF eco
uegrsczI u,@n ard begins with Ia n. Vie
tirns ef this creed frequently have hysteria
ana see visions q what they have escaped
One 81 fhe artIcses IN the creed T. thas TIE
entire world wits the exception Of the
members az shs freak sect. is destined to
birthstone ana blazss. and & would seem as
Il this prospees cWEht &c keep 8 person -
averages sensthfiitiss r. hysferta for Tire
rest e 81 least one natural tfs.
TIE narne e tsls rev people = tns Hey
boilers. ara wnsn aeoUf 60 bA converted
they Ese on TIE HGor ard r0ll over and ever
from end 70 en4 of re building UBtH thu
devil IS rolled CUT This edifyIng perform
anee sarsss1raas lasts fer several hours.
ana as tire victim rolls by TIE sssieuce Re
= en28res 20 answer questions about the
condition ~ RS soul Ths new re8gigr
evidently 3sss nnt agree w3t1 zsFtaly pride
o. ua~scna1 cleanliness. unless re ChuFea
for - sern6ness very eseaa before each
ksS4w Is rolled II - sz6 20 have 20 say <.
has 3 goe-a sEsyasga1nsric doctor an9 8
-veEI-6lrects6 Etrezna q vater fgsEn a gar
sen hass wonts probably SguTsrt every Gre
q these people hseE . AMY sseFfcal sir
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Aug. zT.-ETheat furnished
.ss-er s~n.NfEo1 tc1zg. IT'S tire =
&C., Mss =. - ea,.s VITO s@fre-sa, segssEssr
stsfe % 17sc. AFTER 9 session rerzz-kAsss
sE1s1 trading and extremely vAs2-zzs
Al ths enthusiasm rad sguar~u<fy
le<ksd cut 81 fssSers g wsezf a. TIE
el@ns1< Lsw4Trccs furnished a Sss-
aEIeez5is surprise 70 them. staxsIng -ss9
for after yes.a-sSyss r. asvsace here
axe e sai-iT focE tie hulfs' 1rsath away.
1nere was g-settczlfy 10 sserzzrd fer Ee-
s.n,,s.,. r.sai a shs o1en.ng TIE son-
r. 'or s-4@4.G below yesterday close.
Asd osoppea almost Instantly - kSS4c. A
gefEscs Ees@ q waeat wAs posEes on TIRE
many SOP loss orders. During thai tine
tz@se Nss almost total Lack Of auvfng O.
g@rs. esf TREY made Eheir aDp@sEance az
go and fsFe minutes after December
bad rallied 70 SIC. September wheat IVES
nar9ly heard of Scr the first fs~ minutes
~ ire sxctseInsnt which accompanied tie
as weak at the immediate opasslss~. bow
eser. Starting al the Way frGm s5i1e 20
&c CT l1Eap % exactly like from The
nlxsess posn. reAeilet yestsrasy. The
Zetasr. ard fluctuations IRON Tbs extreme
narroTrzsess CT trading we're frequent ard
violent. one CT tao moderate trades being
sufflesenI 10 pat the price up or down re
or more.
THAT some mysterious bear influence
was az work On the market before the
0p@nlnz w&E tne general opinion IL was
stated later g what Has considered re-
taSke authority inst 3 sam alEattoH In
Guiding Charles CoUnselrnan ard goha
t1daay, had been formed 10 break the
cecenzEtt4tr u toSayss market was
ehs 70 the naniqulatiozs OF the Eew COM
bsns.
Chicago receipts we're So cars. Of which
only "a were contract TIE aHanFfty
taken from store was ~ 90 bushels. A.
iantle part cse4rsnces again confirmed the
American wheat and four TIE equlva-
lent 81 ss4N9 bushels was exported from
the princspal Dorgs ~ tie last twenty-four
hours The market vas Steadled some
whst by the midday strength Of corn.
bur became radically weak again on re-
ports that foreigrers were Feselling at the
declined on thar 70 Sssse. II had recov-
cred 70 SIC At the close. September sold
a. high a. sc. but eless5 AZ sec
Corn was baaly dennoraltzed ~ the open
ing o. account Of the break IN wreat.
more Favorable weather ard heavy re-
ceipts. lsAz ears TIE opening weakness
was followed - period CT considerable
buying, helped ~ drought damage
claims The market yielded later how
ever, On heavy POPULATIONS started ~ the
the close. "A heavy business was trans
acted
fairy good business was done ln
oats. The opening was weak with every
thing else. elevator selling being conspicu-
Gus. and quite a sharp decline result 4.
Part % this vas subsequently rec0E cred.
but the market averaged weak The
opening break Ia prices % wheat and
corn caused provisions 70 start weak. not
wifhsfanding small receipts Of hogs and
q considerable rise 81 their price az the
yards Tbs subsequent rise IN corn put
the market climbing agsln bat the de-
cline in the ceresi later produced a sell
ing pressure that lost the products all and
something more than they had gained
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Protection ana TIA Plate.


A car lead cg In6iazA n plate las Just
ceS1 shipped 20 LtzIy. Ar Ezasizsa order s
beng filed TOW. y any ere bad predicted
TITS seven years ago he w72ld have bean
Rooted ar Il was supposed then thar II
Americas. with TIE aid ck q s-IE duty.
ese1sd manage % make IN plate Il coz1Fesi-
foa with TIE Welsanea fer koz1s eon-
sumption. they woaid be dong very wei.
And Row ths Indiana til Plate -s2nafac-
t1-ers are competing With the Welsa1s1
n England That sszea uuexpecsed results
have been achieved Il Cue largely 70 shs
great re61c1foa IN ire pr.ce OF American
steel. whieh IS cheaper here than n Eng
land. BGf rad IL nor been fer the protec-
ton given by the kSzzslz ton @ 80 The III
p.zEe Industry would Lot hare hesa sssab-
hs1sd in this country, and taa processes OF
manufacture would not have been 50 i'm
proved BY American ingenuity thai the
American manufacturers with cheaper
steel can now Invade foreign markets That
they control the home market appears from
the fast that In lsso the imports Of tza plate
amounted 20 - 90 $40 pounds. valued az
s.. aselss. while fer the last fiscal year the
imports were ~ &C coo pounds. valued at
= -. ls.ea. There were no zntlcipatQry in
parts Ct tn plate. though i vas known
the duty was 20 be inersss SD.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January 4 ana
for lesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
I. tSs7. are sAs2&is45S There were fled
foT record yesterday q deeds. aggreEating
Ss.s3Asa Following Is list furnished
hs tae Seattle Abstract Company. FGOEn
- New York block:
= w Baker Ct Tx. % Seattle Hardware
Company. lot 5, nix II. lot y. blk ia. Sc
attic Tide Lands Jan y. q c. s..
sheriff - william Hoitrook lots and 6,
blk - Brighton Beach. Aug. > S1s13
Sheriff lo 4. u C1anheTlain. lot l. blk
Is y I. DeEny's Park ada. July 70.
sseria TO Clara 2. Ellis. Tor S. blk "a
BlsEafae Beaca. Aus. = s Stta
! r Edwards = ux- g lsaac clark Ed
warsis. rs acres OF snd q ma nis ne sw
sec ~ - s Aug / $3.50.
Mary Jane Daemca u Jalia c. paemoa,
}r-s u 5, Ok ?. Madison Street adj. Aug.
y ElgC
+ Il Rohsnson 70 Maggie II Patterson.
trar- Ia see = IS :. WITH right 20 lay Wa
ter riaes etc. Aug. =. $40
Sarah \ Robinson 70 J. II. Robinson.
sracs ln sec =. >, 3 win right 20 lay wa-
Ek Es8afiUe tslA add Aug b s.
Margaret shaw 20 ElinirA l.. Stone. lot
IS DIX s. Denny & Hoyt add. Aug. n.
Thomas Rock e. tx to Austia Z. CRIT
alhF. lo2s and : Blk 3. Boston Heights
sup aa8 Aug y. s. 40.
sheriff 80 A. L. T'womoly. lots and 8
hsk NV Wiifrea add. Aug * 81 S.
SGeri1 10 BENJAMIN Palmer. sNv nw e
j. s. GG
ssata 10 William Lack. lots ! % 2 Xix
95s III =. 5l& rs, Seattle Tlae Lands. FEB.
S. ~
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COUNCIL Bill. No -S-AN oRDf-
nance granting 20 Th9raas fasrse ana aa@
asS5gns 4 MsenEe as& EsTSszsss4sa ~ l&x
pipe ar pipes IN aEH throEEn 1Ha aAeF
between Fsrst Avcnus and Ssc3aa Ave-
rue
s. II ordained sy fhe CITY q Seattle -
sGi lows
ssessea L Permission ard iacsass Is
hereby GRANTEES q Taexssax Et1rse ard Re
assigns "a lsy An3 rsztrtzfa 81 ths slaNN
running inertia Aua Ssuth oetwesn rlrSs
Aveasss ard S@Nnrd Avanu9 Ia tire City
CT Seattle fraTz t@e Sailing snewn IS he
bzrse B2ildsrg uortaersT zcr1ss Maatsoa
Street % re hass1iuE kHewu as fass Ratio
building ptaa ~ pipes Ear taae Tsxrcse rg
eozveyAnE from said Burke Bedding
10 said RaAlte Bu4idsgS steam fer
heat and r1war tG he usNS
Il S2s5 Ratio Bs8zslsr provided
that the license 81 permit hereby granted
nay 6& revoked az AAy sEass b. tAe CITY
cs Seattle unaa gaY3n@ sax rannths notice
TO TIE SAID TNeEn1s E2rse "a his asst Ers.
SEC. = Tbs ordnance ShAf lake erecs
ard he n force from aid astsr rs passage
ard 4pr-uv2i = approved by shs rsaynr.
csherws@e l. shall take esgec2 At the fsr1e
q shall heNarr= q taw uns7er ire provisions
q the city charter
Date Of rr~f nahHratfew AUzust a Iss-
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TRADE DURING THE WEEK.
Hrsa.treet's Review.

NEW YORK. Aur -Br1as streets to-
raafrew will sags
IT, ne0aral trade sf.uAflon continues 20
s-npr0xe ant assae frcra tas un1eeessar.i y
ufalenEsd sfFtAa 81 the soft coal miners
fhsrs - le-fs IN klrhs a. ats,st tie s.sflo-s
T.a@ fe5t,l~c ~ - weaa g. tra aavanct lr
rficss - airri-ss Ell isaGluE vles aaE-1-
49, Ere m frCn ard steel Stsel szs.s ars
now Sl@ above the lowest erarss bars
80 ftfss = sna f.'ss g.. -. -, rs
800 e4rs- s~ss-s s~a .r~r 1865
- 4 re-rfr,ses3 sl..l,a es..s-- nv -rs.-s
ys-s,.-rs v.s-s fssss essa rslsf a.f-s-ees r,.,ss
-. ksvss y.frf+str.s am -slfsls -fr-.s s-r.a
ss-.s~s, p, - rs.ss are sss5.a 49, \. rsr..srs
1s1@ 49, -@-4 - asv5t.- -7l,-- 49,
-. e..--,,.--ss IS. = r,t ts.s.- .-r-.r--.s -
....7-.. -. ss5sr-s 800 -, sFs ~
$50 49, $500 - fs $3.50 -..,fv..es-s-.
49, -.ss - -, rsr-s-.7r,s
- . a.. ELL. ..t-
..t,- -. &, -. --
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

United States revenue cutter Rush left
early yesterday morning for Una iaSka
Steamer Flyer. on the Seastie-Tacona
route. Is heavily rushed with passenger
business.
Schooner Fred e. Sander was towsd
from Port Townsend yesterday 70 Port
Blakelsy. She will take on D cargo OF
lumber for San Francisco.
Ship Spartan VIII finish loading 20 tons
OF Black Diamond coal today a. TIE Ore
gon Improvement CoDpanys 5tIakers and
win sail tomorrow for San Francisco.
steam collier Progress VIII arrive al tha
Oregon Improvement Comrany's efukers
tomorrow from San Francisco Size viii
load return cargo OF 2.eeo tons OK Black
Diamond coal
The Puget Sound q Alaska Steamship
CoYnpany has changed the tay-over Of its
steamers from Sunday to Saturday Night
TIE time of leaving SEATTLE for Victoria
and Port Townsend has tesn changed from
ESQ 10 10 o'clock =. m The Victoria ser
vice viii hereafter be daily except SaruT-
day night
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c.P. Huntington as a journalist.

II is net known 80 very many. prob
ably. that Coils P. Huntington. the rail-
roSd maSBzte. was ever . newspaper
publisher. bur he was. Il was more than
fcrty years ago. IN California. that he
started a paper, and in the short space
OF one year sunk SIS, co IN It's pubiica-
ton Being from Connecticut. be was an
a5oati0nist IN sentiment. ard he started
his paper with the idea Of fighting slaT-
cry through the press. Before his paper
the same kind Of sheet there with poor
success. two or three OF its editors haT-
ing been killed IN rapidly succeeding
dEsls. Huntin gtons editor was net
killed but when 81 go had bean lest
Huntington was ready 10 abandon the
snferprfEs
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nos,an weoI sales.

BOSTON. Aug. The Boston Conner
ciei Bulletin tomorrow VII say:
TEE Boston wool toorn goes steadily on.
Austrsiian c1mhiaE has moved uD 20 SO
Csc. s~oarc5 English iustsr wCols have adj
xanrei % S3c French MaEsUet sccGred
WOODS have hrane r0c. and ere extra
raotee lat str There Eas Seen a rclsA for
secured woods and territory hv saeclls-
tors ard - t5scks o. Nortnus have ben
sold aneraaeG = the original naEs Wcol
"a E1 nE neaEsr 80 the Importing poiHf.
1tAs ues RtVsura frun rGe iFwess prices
Is new - rer eNnf Sales for fbe week
were sefS So uasnds domestic sra So -
mes e. auH 1873 80 pctgrGs fore scu fcF tre
sayre week iasG xe2r Salss to date show an
Increase Of 81 ~ ~ po4RuaE domestic ard
rHs as - foreign frcEu tAe =8ies Go the
ear-7f gfzss lar paar The raeairrs ca Gase
Stew an lscre4se q ssSss bales domestic
ard 81 so aal~z fnrElGn