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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

NEW YORK. March 5.-Congressman
Francis g. Newlands the free silver Rep
resentative from Nevada, in an interview
here to-day said.
President Mckinley is a strong honest
man. and the silver men entertain for him
personally the kndliest OF feelings. They
realize the Importance Of legislation along
tho line proposed by him. and they will
not attempt 10 embarrass him or the Re
publican members of Congress by putting
obstacles In the way Of the speedy pas
sage Of a tariff measure"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

Miss Frances II. Ensign. National Or
ganizer OF the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union, will deliver an address
al Laurel-Strest Methodist church. Sum
day. March 18th. at r. NJ. All young
ladies' and gentlemen are specially IN
vited 10 attend and hear this gifted
Young woman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

A gentleman purchasing souvenirs At
the Confederate Museum Saturday, March
9Th. had wrong change given him which
will be. more than gladly. righted II he
will cell or send . list Of the souvenirs
- bouRkt
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public "a teretr warned not 20 pay
any mcney 10 paroles representing 70 10
agents or the Seattle Post-infeliisehcp,r
except tbs follow re- who are the oh,
I1te}iigencer. Wig: J. A Mcclellan, j. I.
Jawisy and r. . Freehurger. Tais Gees
not apply - resident agents Of ihis paPtr
vsi3o are located in various cities ano 'oH ., -
f. fire %9rrk sses!. nor 10 r.osst masters, " 10
are IN al cases authorized 20 take SUD-
scriptious Tor the Daily SUNDAY ana
Weetly Pos, n sencer. city ceti.,,,p :,
}. - Cathcart. X. r Iawiey. G. V. WHITE
an N.llare II Beatty.
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PACIFIC COAST STEANSH,p -

The compsny's elegant steamers r.
tilia. city of ruebia ard Mi.
WallR leave seattle for San Francis,s
via Port Townsend and Victoria n
s a m. July 3. y Is, "A. y. y. Ausrs, .
y. =. -. =, September J. s. II Is gS
Due At San Francisco. a IA, july II q
II. 20, 81. August ). 10. Il, y. *. 50 San.sm.
Der 4 9. IA. ~. a. - Leave San Fras.
cisco FOR Seattle. wa Victoria, n c asa
Port Townsend at a. m. June % JUN
~. Il. %, ., 30, August J. 8, "a. n "a
September 5, ;. T.. II, q. - Due a, seat.
tie n m. July 3 s. Is, rs. ~. q. Ausus, i
y. Il. ~. p. September !, c. II, ID, Il. nj
October J. -
The elegant steamers Queen. City Of
Topeka. Mexico and Al-ki leave seat.
tie fer Alaska at 9 a. m. June y Angus,
3, \. is, u. -, n. September j, 6, II, 10 y
70. Due back n Seattle July H. Is. ~ q
50. August 3. Q. A. Is a -, September ( 1
IL. Is 3, =, October ;, Z. The Company
reserves right TO change. without Previous
notice. STEAMERS. sailing dates and hours
of sailing.
j. F. TRoWBRIDGE. T. S. Supt.. Ocean
dock. Seattle.
c. H. J. SToLTENBERG. Ticket Aren't.
Cos First avenue. Seattle
GOoDAIL. PERKINS & Co, General
Agents. San Francisco.
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DEATHS AND sEKsL>.

efsrs.Sf'FlF Sauna a7zlsh. Friday. jaty
s.. IssT. q cons atDption- } II Spencer
EAfN-ln Seattle. FRIDAY. Juiy -. ~. At
tna family Yasldence. ~ Marion street.
Mrs Mary Jane BAN, wife 0f Nicholas
Balm. aged r years.
AYF.ES-The funeral n Irs- Eliza Ayers
vii Take place this afternoon AZ : ocloek
from ms residence ~ Ire corner III last
Cherry street and Twelfth avenue.
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sEkAMkNA
FLY ON Tbh Finer

SEATTLE To TACOMA
Four round trips daily, excep, Sp,s..
IN one hour and twenty-five rn,nn,ss
THE STEAMER "FtYERs
route. Gs follows: AsSouA
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY, Ma,
TINE CARD
Leave seattle-s:4S, HIS q m; to In
Leave Tacoma-s:a a. m: l. t:Nsn.
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle: 80 a. m: isms,
Leave Tacoma-9:so p. m: $50
Landing at Northern Pacific vhsr, ~
coma, and Commercial dock. foot a. M
rion street, Seattle -
SUNDAYS. steamers Flyer and stats a.
Washington. Ns "
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Bfrfh.. MarrIaEr.. Deaths.

N order 20 secure eor-ccs irsertloh o
r,s.rires u1der these headings. me same
should b Isss a. me business o.Hce y
.as PAPER. No charge - E1&1e fot eI-1
nctsces.
E-srsers. rgsfcez rea4Iu.lcas - otHef kre-
cal anr o0n<E mems Vii bs c1aFEe1 - tue
ease OF .g r.rss r,a- iire each t7ser'f21.
pOsT-Trs-rE : .TC;fsSCEF CO
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XIV ARD.

A reward o. SO viii bs paid FOR inter-
nation Leading 20 the grest ara cohs.c
Ton OF any me stealing copies o. 'n7
post~intelI iEencer delivered TO saps@ii"sA
throughout n rftv
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CARD OF THANK =.

TO ALI. who So kindly assisted during the
last illness and stnscal services Of my
husband tender nY heartfelt thanks
MRS ELIZABETH H. WILEY
Dated july y, 49,.
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SOCIETY MOTTO rs.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
UNITY Lodge No 90 X of T.. viii hold
memorial services ~ their castle han,
AcFlaira street sunday. July Il at y.
M iH memory of the ia's. Ezra T.. Cook.
All members ~ the order and friends ot
the family are invited TO be present
MOTTO T.. Members OF Seattle Lodge. No
~. \. q. =. ". ara requested 70 attend
funeral NJ the Wife If our brother y.
Tain, n = r. n Residence 20s Marion
street BN order of
\ VI HAWKINS Master workman
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fNTtof NENF NaNrED-MtI.E.

BOOK KDEPER. reliable accurate wants
position experience ( years I'm Wiscun-
SIN lumber office. years in company
store. camp foreman; age % Address
"Hoo-Hoo." care FoSt-iutelligencer
In PEpT law and commercial sfcnoZ-
raphcr VIE work half or whole day for
very small salary. simply 10 keep ian
practice. Address Lex. care Tost-Iutel-
ffrerF.r
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
ROUTE.

Steamer City OF Kingston between To.
coma, Wash. and Victoria, Il. c.
7:l5pm LV NJ Tacoma lli0ArI t:lspm
s:30pm Lv % SEATTLE SslAri s:lspm
L. Scam Lv 72lPt Townsend ssArlli:lSam
3:3oam lArIllo Victoria iMILvi s.3am
sDaily except Sunday.
This steamer furnishes flrst-ciass accom-
modations. carrying both freight and
passengers and leaves from Yesler wharf,
Seattle. for Victoria. at 80 p. m. aud for
Tacoma at D. m.
Passengers for Victoria can occupy
staterooms until a. m.
For rates. tickets. etc. inquire OF
G. F. THORNDYKE.
Agent. Yesler wharf. Seattle
I. A. NADEAU,
General Agent. N. p. Ry.. Seattle
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ADvERTIsEHs' NOTICE.

t6v--'fers desiring display aossIuse.
r1ent changed COR The Sunday issue ~ as|
HAND IN coty y clock SATURDAY To III
sure change
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-17

SEATTLE. ANACORTES. FAIkIiAVEN.
WHATCOM AND BLAINE.
Connecting AZ Whatcom with steamer Tor
Point Roberts. Steamer George T. Starr
leaves Seattle at p. IN Mondays, Wei
nes,iays ana Fridays. connecting az Ana
CORES with train for Woolley. Ssnro ~.
man and Hamilton. arriving al Whsteom
6 a m: leave Whatcom for Blaine = an
Returning. leave Blaine o. m. ieass
Whatcon S p. m. Tuesdays. ThursdsJs sss
SATURDAYS arriving at Seattle al
Arlington Dock. Teiephone Fke -
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
Il ). MAIL

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Galbraith dock loot OF 80 a..
ian street. Tuesdays. Thursdays anu oa
urdays ~ acioek a. m, tor n'"ff .olIs'
Poi C;amtl. seabeck Brinnon. no.yi
pexatto. LilIiwaup Falls, Hood.po'' A"'
Union City. Returns alternate az
ID. TROUTMAN. Aas's''
Telephone, Red Ill
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ANFED-ros hF frSt-cia~a stenoE-
raphar and typewriter. best references
Address Typewriter. care Pest-intcllj-
Gt1Cer.
" NNTEp~Sewing ny frst~claSs dress
maker Address =. care post-lnseligen.
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Advertisements VIII be received u
branch offices OF the Poss-Intei u gencets
TACOMA BUREAU-No. lbs fac"'c
avenue
PORT TOWNSENp-wIilsam j Jones.
BELTfSCHsM BAY-New Wbatcom'
q. ~ Culver, Manager.
OLYAprA-4iTL Main street. o. 4.
"Ipstanley. Agent
NoTrCF-Th@ baik,ness orice OF ne
Iost~tn telileencer Is open until II y. IA
Sunday hours a m 10 IL 10 q. m ana ,
10 %. m Classified advertisements VIII
re received Up TO bis time
n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-17

STR. city Of ABERDEEN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT $50 4. II.
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
STR. Mt1LTNOMAH
DAILY
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
At r. NJ.
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND Ia
COMA 81 CENTS.
ROUND TRIP, s. CENTS.
Tel. Main 81. CITY DOCK, Agent.
CAPT. l.. WILEY, Manager.
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BANKS
THE PUGET SOUND national
BANK or SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid in....xaa 90
bufpius ......... -............. n GO
gacoo u.tu ----''--+..r-.-....... President
r G. Neuf-ider Vice PRESIDE,
Correspondence in all the pr4rc,nsf c,,,.
IN the United States and r,uroDe
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
oecldental Block. Seattle. Wash.
OFFICERS AND TRUisTriE5,r@!s 'I"''"
John Lear .......... Seccna W. fsestt1tht
James X. Hayden Manager. Cash.r -,
..iosr,,,t - - Assistant Cashier
e'km4nG sen bacteT. John Collin.
L 4. Ssufeider. }. T. Greenleaf
elusiyely. eA-
Deposits received from 8 10 ,to ,o
Interest allowed per auutIrr. a., ,x
cent on term deposits. per cen, -, -
binary deposits y" or
Dividends declared last DAYS 81 ..v at
November Loans made on real esf.,s 90
approved cossateTsis only. -
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l. 81 TRANSPORTATION co-wess-

i q r 7 EAN~E-IFftI y IFE'4' W
Is Time Card. - .,,..
e.cafner Champaign. Skagit river rea',,
leaves Seattle July l3 at n. N. Jus -
at 10 a. m. July Il a. II Il. m. issFes
Vernon July "a nj y. m. July ID ~ y
!, Tniv N al 4 r m. calling al Everett
Thnrslav going north, calling. At Ta.aap
Stanwood Fir Skagit city. Mt. fefh'"
and Avon ~ .o5r,. m
CITY Dock Steamers tor sii po uci,o..
the Sound. open all night. III ~ he1
AID Master. Telephone Main a.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

STRS. GARLAND AND EVANGEi.
Seattle and Townsend Neah Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Sum
DAYS. Tuesdays and Thursdays al II y
ID. IN. for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Dungeness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Gettysburg. pysht, claliam Bay ana Mean
on opposite days Steamer Eyangs! leaves
Yeslrr dock for Port Townsend. Port An
,-eles and Victoria Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays az $50 D. m: arrives Seattle
alternate days at go p. m.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

-
racks Wash. June 30. 1897 Sealed pro-
posals. in triplicate. Will be received
here. or at Offices OF aqar;srmasters at
Boise Barracks and Fort Sherman.
Idaho: Portland Or: and Forts Candy.
Spokane. Walla Walla and Vancouver
Depot. Wash. at o'clock p. m. July 80.
1891. and then opened for furnishing
forage and bedding therefor for fiscal
year commencing July |. 1897. Informal
ton furnished here or by said quarter
masters L. s. reserves right To reject
or accept any or all proposals or any
part ,hereot. Envelopes containing pro-
rosals should be marked: Proposal for
Forage and Bedding at -" and ad-
dressed 10 undersigned or 10 respective
auartermasters. J. ". Jacobs, c. =. NJ
ouartermaster. Halter Building. Seattle
Wash, July S. 1s93.-Sealed proposals
IN triplicate will he received here until
II a. m. Friday. July .. 1877 for con-
tanning to the military post az Magnolia
Bun near Seattle. Plans. specifications
and full instructions furnished on appl-
cation al this office. The. I. :. reserves
the right to accept or reject any or all
proposals Envelopes should be endorsed
Proposals fer road beds ID, !. and bridges"
". ROBINSON. Jr, Capt. & A. .. NJ.
T. s. Army.
NOTICE TO PLUMBERS propos-
ais 10 furnish and Install TWO hot water
heating systems" one in the Denny
Thurman school building. and one IN the
office building, will be received at the
office OF the board Of directors of the city
of Seattle school district. No l. in King
county Washington. up TO 5 o'clock p.
m OF Saturday. July "a. 1897.
For further information inquire At tbs
office of the board corner Of Seventh av-
enue and Marion street. city.
a A. GUERNSEY. Secretary.
NOTICE TO PAINTERS Sealed propos-
ais to furnish labor only. material being
furnished for painting the exterior Of
the Denny Mercer and Rainier school
buildings will he received N the office
of the board OF directors of the city Of
Seattle. school district No. l. In King
county Wash. up 10 o'clock y. m. OF
SATURDAY. July "a 1897
Specifications can he seen at the office.
corner Seventh avenue and Marion stree,
Seattle 4. \ GUERNSEY. Sec
SI-CIA ISLAND SANDSTONE-San Juan
county Wash: easy access: CAPACITY
for large pieces and quality unexcelled.
government used II In dry dock AT Port
Orchard For further information AID
dress A. Robinson. liz Columbia street
Seattle Wash.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mall. leaves M
deck foot Of Main street, Mohusy.
Yv.dn eeslay aud Friday al a m. fof isf.
Townsend. San Juan Islands ana Nss
Whatcom Returning. leaves New VIA
com Tuesday. Thursday and Satufosy y
4 a IN. J. r Thompson. manassl-osss'
! iilv RogarIus q Co, agents. city dosA
Telephone. Main ~.
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PACIFIC NAvIGATIoS 90 ,r
Tiru~ card in EnAc: June l. ~

SEATTLE. EVERETT &c
ROUTE ss.,.is
state o. Washington isave
s'59-. sxrao, satllraIy at 10 p meorrrE
sE:lATTIE & la CONNER hv ..esss
Fairhavrn leaves Seattle sAi'''
sunday at : a. m v..,sr Apck
TsiepGGGc Main ia Ss
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ron stiE-ntaL ESTATE.
WHO Will Buy nv equity In 4 a,. -
:'r0' heuSa Der eoNtN one hlo,k 80.
N79t-on street. g. he most sasfreTin 81 Ia
id pee Nc~tion 80 Ct;y? VoYsa hss ~
modern Improve eats. NIL self st.,
CHEAP and purchaser can -ral-a -,
terms Wite aarls ho}3irR ueStgrs.s -
fy-s~ = " = care Post; rtli ijes.,.,sS.--
\ SAFE nE1f.~Ir for monthiv oqr1.ngs
IS frf ACRES ot lard thar vo, - -
praVr asf eH7t ttfr ~ leisure a~4 -
for y.Hr>tIf aa idFal 1ee'a ,~au "a
rre ROBERTSON f'e Burke building
LOGGED OFF LASp5 - Mac, .,
-Nurstoa eTunties excellent fruI, -.
EASILY c-ears,' And riccly sltuatas go
farms. favorable terms Tacon, NJ,
Company TaCorne Wash
: EVf1T SELL eco3 ranch - ,ea -
80 cleared ana under cultivation 81, -
$40 county fo~ SU7N price tor -
AAfrr~~ kH~a0 County. PoSt-r-..fit-
err-rr
NOR @AT.r-A soot s-ra-r,~s hC,,g, =
fN f,-t tct- central $50 " - fts~t-.t
49, Third aHeune
REAL. ESTATE s~d tl--Nsr lands ~
gs rr>7s 4 &3i.ey hsNfirx
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.-a ..-sas.--------ss--a-'---7
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMER ROSAfIE "a
Arlington DOCK leaves for Fiefor.A
porr Townsend daily. except s anas,y: AZ
- ~ m returning. leaves slctoI
- . m steamer George r. starr l esss
for port townsend and way pofts ga. as
sxcent Saturday. az 80 D. m: Sg tasa,.
direc, At "a m returuinx, dnee' PIX y
per- Townsend a. 2 p. m. phone. -
a., Ox THE GREYHOUND
t-veratt Fafnonds Srohon.sn is.so'assx
Tbrs4 round trips tGiiy; yxcep' rss,,is
In Ireet Nov 70 $50. leaves s 81. al
a. m, Il m. p. m leaves s hVsls'I Lard.
a m gt q rn. T.I5 =. n 500 49, usr.
r. rol,na5 lock Everett lan1.ns rIssr
rts,+s 9rrk corr ects vlia sf arsbo.
f6r Tacoma. WIN str Miksfs n 20 ss'J Ara
Ynizh. z''h train for Moale ~
way stations TsleghonSi, r." u.narer
EpAHE ~. GCODHDE' Insane
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N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING;
County. State OF Nashtngton.--ln pro-
bate. In the matter of the estate Of
Thomas Gonzales. deceased. No sos
Notice 20 Creditors
Notice he hereby given by the under
signed administrator with the VIII annexed
of the estate Of Thomas Gonzales decess-
al. 70 the creditors and all persons having
claims against the said deceased or saI1
estate. 10 exhibit them. with the necessary
vouchers. Within one year after the frs,
publication Of tails notice 10 The said adj
ministr&tor, Al rooms G1-19 Safe Deposit
building seattle. Washington. the sama
being the place for The TRANSACTION of me
business OF said estate
OVID 4 BYERS
Administrator WITH the VIII Annexed Of
the Estate Of Thomas Gonzales. De-
ceased
Date % first publication. July 10. 1897.
Bvers & Byers. Attorneys for Admins
traitor.
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AUCTION SALE.

MONSTER AUCTION SALE az house
hold furniture az Earnes' furniture store.
1its First avenue Tuesday aud Thurs
dsv. July 91 ana -, az ~ o'clock Sharp.
I'D sct~ springs matfres@a- folding
beds Si3ehoar3S. dining chairs extern
sion tables ball trees center tables. pic
lures. mirrors. couchrs o0iee furniture
clocks. cook stoves kitchen furniture.
cr0~kerY rl4Ss. carpets etc. everything
uili Ge sold without reserve a< W G.
BARNES has decided 80 retire from bust
mss. T.. - Bickerton. Aucfioneer.
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COTTON.

New Orleans. Oct. A-Cot;on-ouie;:
sales 3.3iS bales. ordinary. sc; good ord.na-
~. sac; iow uliddiing, i1-l:c; nIddEuz
SC; good 1l.5Gling s'.c: midtl:ng fair ss-e
New York, Oct. 1.-THE cotton market
opened easy with prices 20 points low
- under active foreign selling and no,
altogether favorable English cables. either
private or public. Following the cal trad
Ing VAS spasmod.c and prices crate. BE-
ing Influenced by subsequent LIVERPOOL
news. Several attempts were made BY
the bull contingent . raiy the market and
a. ere time pr.ces were within points
0: last nights figures. Renewed selling
and weak lzte cables. however. agz.a sta-.
e re l5csl market o. the downward road
ard a. = o'clock a weak ElGerioae prevail
c. v.;h prices showing a re- less Of 81
= points Sa.aS 20 taat Gc1= were s. 60
hsles. Closing quotz;io1s. Spot steady:
n.ddl,zg uplands sac: niddH-g guif. So:
sales lI5 oales- Futures steady; sz.es Is4.-
30 balss- January 80: Feb-1zry, &&:
March. So; April ssE; Nay. = =: Juae.
81; July. = =: October. sGI3. %oye-5s-.
SIS, December. 80
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DRY GOODS Markets

New York. Oct. 1.-THE dry goods mar
ket is still inactive n mos; cotton lines
and the market shows no change except
in print cloths, which have weakened
again, but II is probable that sellers viii
make concessions quietly 10 secure orders
Of any moment in staple cottons and SIM
liar lines. Woolen goods are well sustain
ed and the demand BIDS fair 20 be active
both on seasonable goods and fail lines.
inquiries for which are made from time
10 time. Jobbers report fair business re-
suits. but retailers have had a falling OF,
er.n trade lately, due 10 unreasonable
weather conditions IN various sections OF
the country. Etaple cottons are quiet in
a grades. Print cloths sold yesterday at
Fall River al 7-lec, hich is as low
point as was ever reached in the chief
eastern market. Prints and ginghams
show no changes
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NOBODY WANTS THE JOB
Of Being Engineer Member of the Mica
ragus Commission.

Washington, Oct. LIT is now stated
that another change is 70 be made in
the composition of the Nicaraguan Ca
nal commission. and again in the place
set apart for the engineer member OF
the body. Since the commission was
appointed no less than five army en-
gineer officers have been appointed 10
this place or have been invited TO ac-
cept. First there were Captain Carter,
who was obliged to relinquish the place
because Of the tendency of charges
against him in Savannah. Then Ma
jor Leach declined II. Next Major Pow
ell was called over from Pittsburg. only
20 find that the place was one that he
was scarcely able 70 fill for physical
reasons. Captain Rossell. from Mobile
did not want the place. and last came
Major Livermore. from Boston. His
appointment was announced from the
White House. gu, it is now said that
some difficulty has arisen and that the
place is again open. The list of avail
a ole engineer officers is being scanned
and as recourse has been had to the re-
tired list, il has been suggested that
the choice will fall on General Craighill.
la re chief OF the engineers. who stands
in the first rank OF practical engineers
and is in excellent physical condition.
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slips were n good demand. The closing
tone Of the sale was firm. During the
series 1900 bales were ca,alogued. OF
watch I6e.0oO were sold. OF the latter num-
Der 5000 were taken by the home trade.
5000 by the continent and 20o0 by Amer
can representatives. During the series
good merino secured and greasy showed
y 20 IL higher, and other descriptions
u 10 ID higher. Finer secured also showed
an advance OF i2d. and mediums were un-
changed; faulty and interiors however,
showed part OF IA lower. Sips were un-
changed 10 ID lower. Cape Of Good Hope
and Natal greasy snow white realized par
70 I'd lower. Lambs showed part OF I'D
lower and others generally unchanged II
Is supposed the above advance was due 10
short stocks. The next series viii COM
nence on November . A sheepsk-n sale
viii be held October q.
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