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CONDEMNED DISPATCHES

TIE nssso7af csouS~e<s - s-snerS az I.ssge.
Beix.Gys. decided 20 se-nAra 81 advance
q Is pr es-ts ~ wages u 1ut granted
strike viii - called.
Fire. supposed 70 have ae~n started BY
traraps. Destroyed the stock barn q Sur
x~ss Br0s- sz Xylnona- III. On Sunday
rrsS5l, 1aaFxy horses were Destroyed Loss
TIE Raaaro-s aasseali clah ard an all
ArneyfcAH team saaas ap ~ isaSae STAY
e-S vii make 3 TRANSPORT 2naatAl tamr.
giving eNei astscs1 Ea mes IN the SaztkErEs
states ard California
The large pork ard hees packing eStah-
Hxhren3 os TIA Minne@nzs Parking and
PROVISION Company. AZ 81 Paul. hss BEEN
leased t0T Minis ty-nlne years 80 Swift g.
Co. % Chicago. II cost about ssaassaa
The war department j. rszsaing work on
the forslac2tens ~ San DieSo. TAO ten
RACES. VII soon arrive from the Water
yiiet srzrory. 10 he PLACED n pessti9a-
W. - Erann, editor - tse feraae}SSs.
Waco. Tex, was moAAei ~ - students
and compelled - TetEacl statements re
HAD mace rejecting Oh tas sclosA and %
agree % leave toKn.
Dr.. J. W CoErts. a prominent physician
o. Palmyra No. who. several months axo.
was slsos ~ Daniel Rose, q respected clti~
zea o. that town, fer clandeSiiaely enter
irg The bedroom ~ the latter's daughter.
died of his wound AT 81. Louis.
A passenger train en- thu Leulsviile &
Nashville read yesterday morning Jumped
the track AZ Riverside PARK. Ala. killing
Gus Boyd. cosored. hreEnaas seriously Ia
Turing Jim Brown. engtFeer. ard eEuistflg
Bill Glassier, postal CLERK. 81 Nashville.
Prof Charles Barckaalter, astronomer
OF the Csa'bGt Observatory. Viii leave Cali
fc--zs1 octooSr - Cor lnaia wzth Two con-
piess oasais % witness the ecanSe CT ne
sun, ard Prof W. ". Campbell. ~ Lack
observatory, VII start On Lac eTrand
October -
JossPn GAauer. one OF the Ss.Na &sn& OF
daSper2does which committed Numerous
crimes IN Las Vegas. y. 81. n lSS1. aud
eight members OF watch are SSrvlnE life
sentences. viii be hanged cn October ~.
the supreme court 0f New Mexico h3Ttn :
affirmed his sentence
A Panhandle passenger train Jumped The
track near Columbus. q. Monday morn
ing, while running forty miles an hour,
and two day coaches We're crushed toS@sh-
er. Eli Carroll the engineer. John Baird.
The fireman. ard g. :. MCGOWAN the bag
gagefnaster. were Injured
Mrs. George Brownies and her Sous
Thomas. AGED q and James. aged ls, were
burned 10 death In their home AZ Long
meadow. Mass. Yesterday. ne mothgr,
thinking her sans had not come oct OF the
burning building. rushed IN the s21s, SEE
frs RS followed her AT were overcome
with the smoke and fatally burned.
The two men charged with holding up
an D. II. q ~. train near Portland have
been idsl1 ned as old California criminals.
George JackacEs right E1ms IS Ailtoh
Harvey Lee. who has served three terms
81 the California peniteltAAfaeS. His latest
term was FOR The ROBBERY % 4 Fresno sage
from Los Angeles and wac only FeceaIly
liberated.
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Passenger. on the waiia waIia.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct THE following
passeng gers sailed on tbs steamer Walla
Waiia:
For Seattle. Shawhan, ". Hodges. W.
Bernard, c. RoAie, @; PaschaI, J. Nc
Msnas, IL Earl, :. hhinss. J. Burns. j.
Malan NJ Coates. IL. Coates. Mrs Mar
Yin, Mrs. Hart Mrs. wiiooeck, J. Bur
dick, c. COCHRAN. J; McIonneil r. spsn-
Henot, Mss Rankin. Miss Gllfia. Mrs Mrs
Sweeney. Mss Sutheri r fiarsl9ag. VIE
and sister. r. Easley. ]. Chanot and wife
Mrs. Crane, Mrs. Jensen. ; NJ Young; Z:
Martha T. Ross, Joan Swift. r. Price, z.
Hughes j. c. Ashert, NJ Moore. vile and
For Port Townsend--s. Cadlock, Mrs
Trapiliew. Miss Ray.
For NicfoTia-Mlss TieSway, +. Cochran,
Mss Cameron. Miss Thomson. Miss FifZ-
gerald. 5. Seymour, Mrs. Shotbolt and
daughter. ]. shade and wife, Q. Malcolm,
~ Norven. Mrs Robinson. Miss McGosen,
Mss Kelley. Mrs. Morse. J. WILKINSON j..
Wilkinson. 5r., F. Sewers Il. Sewers
For Tac0ma--A- Graham, II. Holiness
Miss Korgen. J. Larsen. Mrs. Gibson
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MARINE NEWS.

ASTORIA, Oct s-Sailed-,S- sh Mare
chal Sacnel. for Queenstown, sa1ied Ccto-
Der > Rr sa Galgle. Tor @2aeDssow1-
PORT BIAkEIEY. Oct. A--Sa1e1-Scar
Robert Sear,es. for sydney.
TATDQSH. Oct. S--PaSse1-Sa 1oseuits>
from san Francisco for Tacoma
PORT Los ANGELES. oct- &--ArT1vetf--
Br sn Airzsiale. from Swansea
SAN PEDRO Oct. &-ArglyeSa-Bk Oak
land from Portland
coos BAY Oct 3--Arrived-Str En-
pire. from san Francisco. scar Fearless,
from san Pedro.
PORT TOW NSEND. Oct. 4--ArrIved-Sa
Spartan, from san Francisco; schr Excel
sioF, from san FraTsc-sco; Schr MaTie1.
from san Pedro: schr Challenges. from
San Francisco.
TACOMA. Oct 4-Arrfved-Sa Da1sfang
Wave, from san Francisco.
SOUTH BEND. Oct. 4-Arrived-Scllr
Daisy Rowe. from san Francisco.
ASTORIA Oct. 4--Safed-Str Alice
Blanchard, for San Francisco.
SHANGHAI. Oct. s.--Sallsd-Sh Elgin-
shire, for Oregon.
FIoGO, Sept. lin port--Br sh Foyls-
dale. for Oregon; Br bk Ben Anov. Tor Or
IAN FRANCISCO, Oct 4-Arrived-Str
rmatilia, from Victoria and Puget sound.
SAlled-Str ProgreSo. Tor Seattle
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK, Oct. 4-The Evening
Posts London financial caolegram gays:
The stock markets here were irregular
today and the closa was under the best.
Activity conferred In Americans and West
Australian mines. The former opened
strong and soon went over the parity. The
Canadian Pactfcs were exceptionally
strong. The boom IN West Australian
mines Is quite professional az present. but
there is good deal OF money behind &.
The Told demand has increased. Russia.
Is buying again. The tendency o. the
money market IS slightly nrmer because o.
apprehen SONS that New York VII take
The Paris bourse was steady. The Berlin
market was steady.
Breadstuds.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 4-whea.-Qulet: car
goes or coast nothing doing 81 love-; car
goas on passage, mere offerings. 81 lower;
English country markets. generally is
cheaper: French country markets. weak,
wheat in Paris quiet; -four in Paris. nTTn;
imports INTO United Klng3osn for the week.
isiU. barrels OF wheat. ard -s-s" quarters
wheat.
mixed new. arm at IS ID: do. old steady Il
% I'D; October, steady 81 = Id. Novesn Der,
steady at IS lssd; December. steady a.
Following are TIE imports OF wheat
into Liverpool: From Atlantic ports, 80
quarters: from Pacific ports. none; from
oshsr ports aee SaartsFss, 81, heSslI.s o.
Wool sales.
LONDON. Oct AT the wool auction
safas today fsMo bales were offered. q
watch SO were Withdrawn Buying cssaiin-
ued 20 D. spirited. a varied sSAcctlon o. Hse-
streo secured ard new clip selling AZ ex-
IRENE ratea There VAS brisk compesl Con
for Falkland wuols az an advance or a4
8ss sales 81 detail;
Sev Sos4tn Il ases. 81 900 bslSs-Scoured.
s1.dais sd: greasy, - Id ...,,-.
Queensland. 100 bales-scosEsa. Asxs1zg
4 "a greasy bis8@s ri -
yIe,a-ts- 1850 oales-Soour-d. e3IdGIs
I'D: greasy. S4Id-
Seufn A1sxtralia, "a bales-Scoured. 81 2
I'd: greasy, 58ld. 49,.
<e~ Zeaiana. aaes baieS-ScouTed- sS<o8
Is "a: greasy. bi2asd
f,sT,s ~ coed HOPE ard NRtal l2s bales
Seou~sd lsssis SGD. sreasy, f.2sas1-
FsIklara IssagGs 30 oaIes-GgNsasy, 81
@s1.
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ACCUSED OF MIC FRAUDS


vvrT.ANp, o. Oct. .--John J.
ss@pnars. a local capitalist ard member
81 The srn ot Charles IL Potter & Co.
was arrested this morning on a cnAFEe
- s-asexx,r,sut. preferred By Frank De
Eyaax Robinson, who alleges that shsp-
ra~s hsia money ard property 20 the
s--ownt % Slss - and EZ1i.ssa ar~s mort
Fawe bonds q ire Fort Wayne coTssli-
angee Street Railway Company. or which
he hna made ID scco41tznE.
Asexsx TAYLOR was z9voEn-ed recssver
- she firm q cnaxses II. Potter e. Co,
a. apugzeatisn q Robinson who claims
fysg so an6 says The firm Is aSp@lesHiy
snsaswens. ozfrx twenfy banks and s1f-
yersgt individuals over s. - aa0.
To a reporter Sheppard s4sa. '-Ihfs
srfaw has been banging ire Ter over n
wnA~ FER years / have worked hard ]
have been up &r4 Down ths la5&sr si~s
ard again a-n = poor Ezzn TOW. with
al a cez: - iAs wozl- Ss@Sx Eob12-
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$50 So $500 49,.
- Il - 20 , y. - us.,, srs -..s
xtfsst eefx ksnes# foss hss-taS- sssssis
s5sstat e. "a So Sc ,.,.-,s--s
-+Is- go 49, - 49, a.e..a.- -
S9s~~ S@-s-'' aef@"' ~ ~''-e' * sef
So. ass-r- ~. ~.,.,.-.s see.
a. -. --s,,f. - gss.,3t.~t[s 1-ssss
- - 80 So :. sl.,s. 49, "a - 80
s.,s s..s e-sss-- - ..,.s- -
&c - rs-,ss- $780, go -
sfr5ssx sesas s5rxl F.s9 secs. ~.
squash. $3.50 r.r boS toms se-es. -ssec
green SoSa- - = So feFtEs@ - -
H-r sox. Xxx rs&at. 49,. sTeen okra.
Sssc. sweet potatoes. Mlf1c pr pound
Frait-t ltftr Asf.fA 80
- ~; straw aefr-'tas S sf4 black berries.
s2.ass.2. rrsspeeEEies st8a, AUG q Vgsos $tg
S. per po'snd, eFan.,.sFs-s $50 rer sey-
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PORTLAND. Oct 4---TherA vas 4 little
more ltfe IN the local wheat market TO-DAY
than has been apparent for re pas few
DAYS although prices do rot show any inal-
cation Of an advance. Receipts today ard
SUNDAY were very ncaEy. tNe total for tha
Two days being nearly 20 car loads The
ships En- port are receiving cargo quite rap.
idly TIVE moro finishing today making
four How IN the stream ready 70 clear wirh
al leass tao more that VIII finish before
the week Is over. Exporters today quoted
sc far Walla Wasls 7Ic for bluestfg1 ard
10 Tor valley. although q few lots chanee8
bands at about a cent above these a.y5sres
Frelghts continue ara az S5s 20 9s 81 for
handy vessels
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-rnt.irgeneer.
TATDoSH. Oct 4--s y. na--Barcrnes%r.
-. -. dense fog. wind east. ave miles Out
Ward. ting Lo~ue SaS 2. "a. IL straits.
bound ous. a vessel "a tcw.
NEAH BAY. Oct Clear: calm
CLAL-LAM BAY, Oct 4--Deuse fozs
calm.
PORT ANGELES. Oct A-Barometer.
80 A.; clear. calm tug Discovery IN bay.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
nrrna.tnn..

SAN FRANCISCO oct. 4-Spos wheat Is
unchanged. The Chicago market declined
sharply ard FOR tiu1e 81 seemed as ta1slE n
tha bottom woGld drop out Sut the bah
ahave the epeDing GEares. The local spec-
ulatgve market Vas Ia a feFeFis3 state.
business IL fgsarss was QuItc active. A
cargo q over sSso& cAntass cane down
from PeTt COSTA for export Barley q
qGlst az The els prices; UP1ors are st.N
lower There IS no demand f8r oats and
the r. arkat Sc weak q the quotations. Very
aftle corn Is being offered AID not much Is
wanted
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r~S..urv statement.

xAsurNGTo<. oct. t-Tcisy's state
,sa,,+ - th@ cog ffffon q the frssSury
Sscws. kvallahfa cash balAacs4 S-1Ss tSs.s'S
s~ssts rrssr-xa gIsS 10 81
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scr knows an rsr-sisss sckrswsssge
I owe hlrn r,orey. IA; 80 not c~~ htna
8 cent thar ! obtained fvauauieatty IS Ne
alleges IN the warrant
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

EsAst1e O. =. ~
Exchangss AZ IRE Seattle. Taeonz- Port
lard ara Ssssxa1s ez@Arsa< nousss t5.z4y
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Ti,IE SCHEDULE.
In Efxes Seut- 18th, 1877

lihs4 stHtsDf LE,
I'm Eject sept 18th, 1897.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE.
Fer SpoAsae. Rosslaad. ST. Paul
ana h~&&t ..s........-........ 400 ?. m
Tor portland .-..--.. .--+...--...-. 80 a. m
4 or Aberdeen ....- ..........s-... SO a. m
For Tacoma. 10 ard 40 a m.
100 and -. s..-............. 100 .. m
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
From Spokane. kossland, St
Paul and East ...-..............li.5 - a. m
from FoFtiAEd s.... .............. sos p. III
. rrona slynpls -.-.- ..'-....-.'.-. s.so ?. n
From Tacoma. Sis and II 50 A.
m. 5sh and s...+.s .....--..r-.s. ~ n. m.
.Dally except Sunday. Al others daily.
This card subject to change without no
tice.
Through tickets 20 Japan and China via
Northern Pacific steamship Company
For rates. routes and other Information
can on or address
4. A. NADEAU.
General Agent. Ssattla
City Ticket onlee. cor. Yesler way and
First avenue
Depot Ticket Office corner Western av-
enue and Columbia street
A ID. CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Agnnt.
No. ~ Morrison street. corner Third
Portland. Or.
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Gomposftfon.
We are nov prepared TO do composition
for ire trads larry fnsssursi IN Nonparefi.
MInlon. Brewer ard Iong Primer. Salts
faction guaranteed. Call or address POST
Ia,e.iiseEcer. seattlA
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c-~trezsAi Hotel; hsst fairly hos.i n
ssa.e. sxeslisns roosas; ali modern improve
u.a2xA No bar
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA Ocs. 4--yyhsat --ouIet and low
er; No ! bluessem, sc; No club. &c.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Oct. 4-There was nt-is
more IN teIayS market than rllh-hg
contest between the bulls and bears. n
whsch the bulls were successful In tie ea<,
- part 81 the day. bat the bears turned
the tide later and pat their opponents -
route. wsping or al The gains Of the ear
Her trading. There was everything IN ne
bulls faver in the early market. little buy
Ing on Saturday having apparently rr&s-
surea foreign capital - that the price OF
American securities In London were a6-
Eaaced before the opening here Prices OF
khs international stocks opened or ABOUT
q parity with London on the higher level.
The masses II orders II the hands OK
commission hsuscs and which We're put
into execution Immediately. showed that
the home public, SIS well as the foreigners,
believed that the market had turned again,
and that reaction had come 20 an end he
sensational jump IL Manhattan a. the open
Ing q over seven points. also stimulated
the rise, though the small volusne Of puf-
Cha.zes Of which the sock was carried up
ana tns heavy offerings Immediately In
vited by the advance. quickly show 81 lhat
the jump was purely manipulated ne
pinched shorts having covered. the praee
quickly receded and transactions IN the
stocks proceeded or q normal basis anu
stiM az a substantial advance.
The railroad stocks for the day, al OF
which showed q continuance Of the heavy
increase OF earnings, famed the flame OF
the bull enthusiasm OF these the mos, no
table wsre the fourth week or noni ~
statements OF 81. Paul and Rock Island, the
former showing an increase for the month
OF Sss-l 81 and the latter Of <3+4ozS- The
Southern Pacific August Statement shoN ed
8 gain II the ret earnings OF $40, SUI The
advance OF the market under these inl9-
ences and under aggressive leadership eN-
tended from j 20 points. The pTlces m
ylsei heavy res iizfng sales and prices re-
coded, the net losses. however. being con-
fined for the most part 70 fractions: Union
Pacific was a notable exception, It's loss eA-
tending 10 la. The level Of the EarAst
as a whole closed decidedly lower.
The bond market showed steady feeI-
ing Total sales were s. 10. 90.
(fovernrnenI bonds were strong ana were
bid up h1A for all issues. There were
sales OF registered As OF 1907 a. LSss8llZ
and OF the - coupons al liz
Money and Exchange
Money on call, firm az 2isd5is per cent |;
last loan per cent: closed. si1 per cent. I;
prime mercantile paper. 45zaS per cent I;
sterling exchange, weak, win actual ess,-
ness IN bankers oils al S4-s4ts for demand,
and slSis FOR sixty days: posted rates.
81 s3a4ss and sisss1.g ass; commercial bis.
SaslS4 sIis; silver certificates. 927I0oAze, ,
bar silver. SSA4c; Mexican coiIarss sSs.
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General Qaotatfona.

General Qaotatfona-
E.oE--Recelptx, g ~ Barrels. ex2c~1s
s.Sss 5krTe2s. og2g.e3 Eass4r bgs rallied W n
Egs.n ard Closed 1-rer. wEzse- ssTzxx1-s
s4Ss34A
Whsz1-Eeces2ss 80 81 ous<sslss exports
20 bushels, sgot. 1rxus-. Options opened
steady ca czh&as eToss badly Gnsi3- rz1a
reports and A1uidziSeEzs. osa. recovered on
large export sales under active covering;
eaos@d sxT01g a. tzSJ2c ass advance. Ne. ;
red. Oc~oo@r. closed a. Ese. D.Gz-nSe-
sc. CLOSED a. -
H1ps-Gusst
Wc1.-<Ern.
Corse-Cpftons, quies. with prices IN
changed 70 ; Esos1ts higher, closed 20 q
points higher. sales. fss BAGS including.
Ocs0o@r. l.sSc. spot, RIO. QuleE. mid gule-
Sagar-Haw. nominal. fair resned s-lscg
ceEEsfzgaI. = teS-. I5-iscs refined. qa5et.
Petre.euI-D1Ii, United. no market;
Psu1Sy lg21ia cr3ie. noniaally A. &c
Pig Troa-War-aats closed quiet a. g BID
and Us asked
CoppeF-L4aEe quiet a. s1L&
Tsn-lsuies az S2EGl11A
spesteT-S2sist az s4.&s44ss
Leza--E-xcAange weak al 81 n14 <; bro
ke@S. easier a. 81
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ss4 svr No ard SIS tor choses: n1lil-
s Bar re. s7.sssssso: brewing. I'D
f7.n~-po5v % tal-. S-07i4gLl5 Per GER
80 $3.50 =. esAosee s. 4s<s1 =. fancy feed
n ~. 10y. e. 1871 =. rzss@ng sI-Es -
- 4 gsz4 =. black for feed. g-Egs
rs: back f9r SEED. Sl--s5z-Ss. red. A-'ss
Receipts.
Faox-. agFarze< SACKS. sa4s DO orsgo1-
Z 80 a T@&asnx1on. 81 wheat, csnt2 :.
= ~ - g9rex1z- 2 sc. d. Wzzkzsnx7c.l1.
1 So tsar3ev csusa1s. ~ So n&1s. GRAN
: s-as Is Cr~sxu-s 438s % Eszhi1g~o-. 4-L1'
haa-ls SarEs fTe4. corn, cs1t2AS. - Fssz2-
-o4z Sax. Tx.s: rxs1sss. saczS. s<ss gT2n-
49, So. do 0regoc- 1sA. EztC14sIEN
ssrsrs "a. hav. tcns. 80 hops bales 42i
- srs-s sacks - aaxseed. sacks. IA !:
vr,ol fss3ea "a: Do Oregon, IS hides. llAE11-
ue- -. wine, gallons. IN
Wool and HopA
woof-Svr4rw. Nevada. uzsz5cs o-seon.
rsgftr: Northern. I4Sfscs tzI. So1tneTn
goast lambs s8z@cs Sz1 Joaquin. - e.
northern lambs, - lecs noznEa41. .Ss &C,
szr JnsEusr psairs 1850
Hopz-ISsss crop, s41scs rev. LGltc
sterling Exchange.
Sterling exchange on London. sixty days.
A4sa. Steering on London. sagsE, sa-sSs3.
Financial.
Silver bars -. E-si D-aFts-Slght ...- =
Mex dos ssassas TeiegraEsh >. i I
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Portland. ocE- l. ~.
Fair warner.
Q. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRTCUL~
TJRE. WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN.
GaaAstn 49, A sw
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

.. y. SALISBURY, Observe
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bonds

I. Il new reg .i2sts ~. ]. Cen. So ...ii4
New IS. coup liza. North Lar. Is IL
FouEs. reg ....li--si Ours -. .-...4s-s a
Fours. coup ll3i. Nor Pac- lists IN
IWpS, reg 49,. - IhEees ...... - -
Z We reg liz 81 fo4rs .-... u
Fives. coup Ills NC. st-L> tslet
District , SIS ...l95i4i Scr. a West. Is
Aia--t,lass A 10 y. " Consols ..l43i4
Class IL .......l5 Dso. : ......'.sn2
Class c $3.50. $ or. Nav. lists .-1lzi4
Afchleogl Is -. sT14 or 5. L. Is I r.Ilss2
Adj 4s -....... ~ tlEess !. 7. ...s1
Can. south IDS. 1854 Or. I'm. ISIS tr-io
Can. Pac, lists fEYes. I r ..-- y
G. & y L. tr.5s. 4Ssz. Pac. s. OF . ....1ez
Chcs. & Ohio s.itI4. Reading As st1l
c. A. & -. as .losss r g. W. lists Us
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HE EVERETT
Il MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY.

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ia .>-.s. lake and Monte Cr4sto.
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eTerrfux exchange on IcEc9F. sixty GAYS,
49,. Steering on London. sighk, si-&ss.
Financial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-09

ssThe weaksst must 20 - tie wall" SILVA
tiqa OH, IT, best sf nninents . bouI1 % s1f1tx1l
~ compstttess. II = SD and cheap -.
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give an opportunity for the brilliant play
that is expected to- be present where the
hands break about eveH,I stu there were
n.any long suits brought, in by intelligent
openings ana sound middle play. One hand,
with four trumps % the seven tspades be-
irg trump9 and seven clubs. headed by
ace, queen, ten ami eight by the lead Of
the fourth best, broughtnthree extra tricks
to East. The play Of DIR. Lewis and
WoOten was Of a high Order, being their
first attempt to play whist together. They
carried off the honors North and South.
Swearenge and Jackson Iteamed beautiful
1y together and captured the high score
East and West. Judge Long was only two
tricks behind the leaders and played heady
whist. and with q little teamwork he will
give the leaders a hard game to beat.
Costen and Lewis, Quackenbush and
Queen, Schoenborn and Williams, Hay and
Borchers, Prince and Henry all had plus
score. well as the '.noblest Roman of
them ALL" DIR. Lee, who. though past his
three score years and ten, played excellent
whist, and, with Mr.. Gill, had a plus score.
The c. Bi. C-'s according to their usual
custom. served refreshments, and the COM
mittee were untiring In their efforts to see
that their guests wanted for nothing. The
evening passed away quickly. and the score
was announced ten minutes after play was
except one board, which caused no confu-
sion. the average being taken. Tonight the
handicap contest commences and a close
match and good whist may be expected, as
1t Is better test Of skill, in a long series
OF games, as 1t eliminates, to a great ex-
tent. the element Of luck, such as revokes,
leads out of turn and penalties and freak
leads.
The score last Saturday night is given
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-09
Movement on Foot for Withdrawal of
First Battalion.
RIFLE ASSOCIATION MEET NEXT WEEK
Scope Of the Annual Contests at
Sea Grit Discussed.
FENCIBLES' NEW OFFICERS

Preparations have practically been COM
pleted for the second annual meeting of
the National Rifle Association. commenc-
ing next Tuesday morning at Ordway and
continuing throughout the week. A cir
cular has been issued from headquarters
Of the District of Columbia militia an
nouncing the matches in detail, as here
tofore published in The Star. In addi-
ton the circular has the following to say:
'An inspectors of rifle practice. officers
and enlisted men detailed as range Off
GERS or assistants, and officers and enlisted
men detailed for duty as members or al
ternates of regimental. battalion or COM
pany teams are ordered to parade on Oc-
tober II, 13, IA and 10, reporting to the in
spector general of rifle practice.
Government employees will be given GER
tificates for the days of duty performed
Under the requirements Of this order.
Transportation to and from the range
for officers and enlisted men detailed, and
for members of the Ambulance Corps de-
tailed for duty as medical officers, will be
issued gratuitously by the inspector gem
eral of rifle practice.