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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-10
NEW YORK MARKETS.,
The stock Isxrhaucs

NEW YORK. Sept. e--T-here was Further
q AsilH hIIls3tIon N tAe stock market 70
tstF * an eHf llSe 10 " .ce Of Stocks - he
tween $ ai7d s. mar share IN 4 great MANY
cases lisa pT~ps u.tgn--nI over the fixing ~
IA 81 Paul dividend a. oFfy ia Dor Fer,+
attention VAS paid TO savofabla Gevelop-
Foe31ts or 20 The Indications CT An easier CON
1ttfGTs tr money.
The selling w'aa evidently II Tho ratura
~ speculative profit taking and Ga ne from
IN element th..t has Tars esi IN .helr con-
advance great part ~ tais confidence.
naS been based OF thn sgpouslti5n that yh.s
-. k'aui dividend would ne Increased and
would awaken general actsy = ard wide
spread ou'SIie Interest IS was TIE ease with
he 3EcreaAet Burlington dividend There
IN tae day IN . demand - cover some o.
ne shorts pat Cllt yesterday. THIS rro.e-
usent Sas encouraged ny ~ failure % the
ord n market to Ta$3arf zrv violent frlova
- account ~ The .rtoG@s RAJ. Nh York
hanks continue - I3se cash Very req iiv Ia
ne stln-tye asary and TIE shipments Or cur
reaCs % cAs interior show 4 a~E@ in
crease over shose ~ lsst week
Tae b>rpi market shos@s The e@@ct.s %
iQutltat i0G thO8gf 20 a less degree t1sa
in x:cckS. Teal - is~. 81 "a s1
I'g2s,e States fRos advanced = and tha
rev foprs I. per cert. While tae thra@s
wher sssue' declined = eev cent, IN The
;arees .; from. lo5i3 down 70 3l9s. al The
close.
Money and Exchange.
Noney o., can es6lf par ~e.1t. las. loans.
: ~ cent. prime T1eTea r4le paper, ~ ga
per cent starting exchange. 1rrneE wlth
ctual business 10 bankers b.IS Al 81 sa1s
AASt.s fo< sssaala aaa ~ :ss.3ss lS-A scr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-10
LEGAL NOTICES.

REf~FlNER'S SALE Notice + 1erepy
riy+n mat IN Monday. SeDtsmhaT = 's,'s
a. so'c.ock IN the afternoon. at the c0uF1-
room OF The United States cttrEtt efi.Ft
in ne s,ttv OF Seattle. state AZ " asa-t%~
nm the undersigned retetfff ~ tle
PrweYs Dredging Company. wai sell AZ
puhiic auction 30 the Aikht e.ecft. ieF
cash. the hydraulic dFeS:Ee- AHsS0i.tsA
ard python their respective boilers ffi-
rtres c}irnps tackle. apparel uFa,
yeacNinerv. supplies. sco~s ANA 9o9iocus.
50 al thN v!Ur hsiuE SsEg ~ SAID
ymo.~s Dredging Company ard TIE en-
iva e.ufnYnent az said dsedgas, ard Also
al ,erSonal property 0t every dTstr3 ~ m
NV tr the possession nj said receiver
and constituting h part X s&}d ff@aStfS
miami. and also All rights owned bY s+tjd
p~uavs Dredging Company Il the Bow
ars' yEater7;s for sire states - oregon arc
Washington That sai3 3Tesiges p@rs 9E ii
,-ottrty and patent rights VIII o% Se4i as
~ entirety. ia: ~ nid will oe received
sse-rfor fn~ less than sEf.fNS ard each
tf4.fsr VII - required - specify 10 us
ts ;hs amount bid for said dfeiges An
srorfa ana Python, ,heir boilers en-
sires, pumps. tsck.e. appaFe. fuFHi' 3se,
s.tnn}sas t,s9a:S sccNS, n<'a{sSo6 Wf74
e.,s,frr.fent the amount bid Ter tf7e per
eSrat property 81 sad R0wers Dre1g.n
f~.r,,nsry constituting para ~ "a
9rsr3xtrg plant and not Included IN The
Foregoing ard the amount bid Ter sAld
pstgrt rights . ~,
rs-;Yx 81 sale. IRE person 20 WON 'he
property IL Knocked do@u VII te requires
n uav she amount Of Ms ht9 ~ c1tsn oT n
a otr:tfssi check 20 he approved ~ sAtI ---
csiyeT. .~.
Receiver 81 'he Bowers Dredging 60.
dated Sepf. {. iSsS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-10

G.91. stock boards S-l1eh. Ssals, ~
treia, s. Slssa; Is-.rch. sE2g1s Fencing,
Ne. or s-s.eh saisa. s., Ne = s. V o.
e.anEsl rlesse. Or drop Ss.lng. weigh,
3as !ee Ei@za FS- t.m5e- sc4xss and
scznsilngs. roagh. kss1Is. S S. z S.so
21s. 5 5, fil&l4 Box boards. i5-lnch
and 1p. SIS: ks-Ench. 80 lbs. Nos Z !
weight. Aa1s4. feet, sI-a
y Washington. red cedar igrser-Eaugh.
&sNs: n4vei siding, weight. -9a rs sIsGt5-sa:
ceiling wesEhss. Nos. l. : ard ; zsSs-lncf1.
I.ss lbs. Nos l. and l. -xxS-inch 100
las. Scs !. ard g. asxs-inch 80 IT'S. 49,
=: wainsceting. sies9ts: rasse;. sz5Gs :
a. Shingles. s. 3; standard shingles. 81 IL;
ons-iach finish. =. ~ ana is feet. $2SISt;
Thick finish, s@sTs. cedar squares, :. 5, 2
ara II feet. pfckeEs Sc.
Kan-erie5. s. IN advance of green. Dray-
axs, 5ec.
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Ffnn ucinI.

NEW YORK, Sept. Q. The Evening
Posts London financial cahseEram saws:
Except for kaffl-s and Wess Australia min
ing shares which are booming. the stock
markets here were quiet and generally DUH
today. The leading stocks Were somewhat
depressed by Cretan affairs Americans
were fat on the 81 Paul dividend closing
near the lowest 1t Is generally believed
here that tne s. Paul company co1if have
paid a much higher dividend and the policy
az large carry forward is regarded as
a rot too hopeful omen for the future.
TIE London discount rate ls u-1gIi4.
and DECIDEDLY firm on the New York d.
ntand for gold 7; Ls reported thar gold liz
10 90 % New York direct fror- Japan ln
aatatticn 20 other shipments from Australia
but I cannot confirm this.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. SEPT. s-Cana3san Pacific, sIA
Grand T>F7;ylk. r.; bar silver, I'D. steady
money. isAA. per cent
BreadstuRs.
LIVER pC,OT. Sept s-Wbest-FutTres
clo~.a steady: sep, sEnb~r. ss 7.1, December
50 2T.d Sy~ot-&o. : rea western winter
steady. - "a Co-n-September steady. s.
gisa octo5er steady. IS 1st. December
steady s 2agt.
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General Quotations.
Flour-Reosipts, 22.iG bbls: exports. o.
PAS hois: market quiet but firmly held
Wheat-Receipts. q. $50 bu; exports. es on
bu; spot strong; No. red, 70,. TT70rsc Z q
b.: options opened stronger on better for
eign advices, local demand grew general
subsequently on renewed northwestern dc
mand and crop damage reports from Rms
STA and nlarke. closed large higher. Nc 9
and May closed 6sb.c; September, ssc; De.
cember. sac.
Won.-Dul.
HOps-Firm.
Coffee~Ortions opened steady and m
changed 10 points lower; sales, 1879 bags.
including September. 545c; October, ss0c
mild quiet.
Sugar Raw. strong; fair refining. 1859
Sac; refined strong.
Metals.
Pig frorl--Warrants, SIS s0a6a5
Copper-Lake, 81 25<Jl23 STA
T4n-sI6 1oQ16.2o,
Spel;er-~st 75li4se.
Leads g7s@14. 02i5
The firm that fixes the selling price for
miners and snlelters quotes lead 1855 al
the close
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-10

HAVE you thought Of trip through the
Yellowstone National Park this summerf
II so, write to L. 4. Sadeau. general agent
Northern Pacific railway. Seattle. FOR all
particulars. or cail ut tho Northern Pa
c!iic office for a copy OF "Wondsriand''
giving q description Of the trip. Outrivais
q European trip.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-10
Evil Q[?EE=

Come. man, BE sensible. Why Should
you not enjoy the good things OF ifeF
There have been thousands OF men who
have sinned as badly as you have: thou-
sands who have suffered as acutely; tbo1i-
sands who have hated 20 take the frst
step towards recovery. and thanks Dc TO
that marvel OF the century 'Huayan.
there are thousands who have fully recey-
cred their vim and vital force. ASK Tor
the free circulars and testimonials aboat
II. Call Il you can. but II yon can't. write.
One 2-oent postage stamp Is ali It costs.
Doctors advice free as air and sun. Then
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-10
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. SEPT 3-wheat-Farrssrs
show hitle disposition 10 sell at present
prices, and trade ~ quiet with u!liers the
principal buyers. az sc 1or club and 6t.c for
b!uaStern
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HONOIIuE II q A

The best route is via Southern Pacific "a
San Francisco. thence by direct steamer.
Accommodations should be engaged well
In advance. as the demand 10 great.
For rates. sailngs. etc, call on or adj
dress Thomas A. Graham. district PASSED.
ger and fre.gh; agent, Southern Pacific
Co., sis First avenue, Seattle.
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PORTLAND. Sept. a-About fifty car
loads az wheat came In today and reports
from the interior were 10 the efrecf thar
there was cong: israbie selling walIa
Waila wheat Is selling a: 5s.55c and blue
stem q. 5s5l5Ar
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: [ YOU =
IA y ~

Think IL Is pIeasanter 10 continue in your
present state--wiih your weak. ali-gcno,
nervous and dehiiita;ed frame-why there
Is no power on earth that can prevent you.
You are your own master. hui you know
how you secretly envy the strong aud well
men that you see daily on the street. You
can be as big and strong again as AIRY OF
them are, II you will bat make one little
effort. Do you think II worth your wnils.
or have you made up your mind that
things must take their course and that you
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept. s-Traae in cattle to-
gay Vas AIRY active at steady prices:
beef steers, So. 5i5o. stockers and feeders
tg4.6o; bulls. s2.-5lJ425: cows and heifers'
s. 5@4si25. calves. 81 5GQr.: western rangsrs
s2Sf1 = -; fed western steers. sIi015; Tex.
Hogs We're 30 higher; fair 10 choice. s3S-Iz
"a packing los. sS.'oASSsi., butchers. $3.50
pigs. s. sQlf5@ - 800
The supply Of sheep exceeded the demand
and prices ruled welt. NATIVE. sheep e. 80
i,5; cuils. s3F3-5o; native lambs. 81 5.F.i IS:
clio CO lots ST..
Receipta-iiogs. 5000; cattle. 1000; sheep.
l2reo. -
Omaha.
OMAHA, Sept. a-Catile-Receipts . On
head: market steady % strong. native hef-9
steers, s. 503!5.5e. western steers. s. 1904 N.
COWS and he.ferS sSI9.a3: stockers and Ted
ers. S.os9A 100; bulls and stays. s2254I} ~
Hogs-Eecetpts. $3.50 head marker 59ffnc
higher. heavy 86503 -, mixed. $as5a3.t7as
i.g3t. 81 Il tI3; bulk Of sales. SIS f3e-}4
SheeQ--Eeceipts 3s5; marke; steady: fair
10 cho.es native. 81 7Slsi.25 fair 10 choice
westerns. g. 644i5; common and stock
sheep. s31t4 To- lambs. s4fi5 -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-10

RETURNING ALASKA PASSENGERS
Select the Burlington Route because they
have the choice OF three routes To the
East. For rates and sleeping car reser.
va.ions. inquire At los Yes.er way.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-10

THE Pacific Coast Steamship Co.'S re-
tiuced rates 10 all Alaskan points win hold
COOL on the steamship CITY OF Topeka.
sailing from Seattle on Monday. Septem.
bar 18th.
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If you are going East. call at the,
Northern Pacific office In regard 10 rates,
etc. Always to the front and the best ot
everything.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat-Market nominal: export No.
club. 52c: No. bsuessen. Ssc: milling. Ma
/ club. sc: No. oiaesrer SAe
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Net included In totals because contain
ing other items than cieagiusS.
''Not included in totals because Of 70
comparison for last year.
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DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL. diseases "a
women. s. Hinoklsy.
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Bradstreet's financial review will say to-
morrow. Speculation has again been !rreg
u!ar during the week Just ended and pro-
ts ssiona! influences We're apparent through
out In contrast with the recent activity Of
the outside public. TIE rise in the money
market has created caution, although the
feeling Is that the gold imports or action
by the government 70 check lts accumula-
ton az funds VIII prevent any stringency
The sharp decline OF foreign exchange Is in
line with this view regards gold i'm
ports and engagements OF specie for Amer
lean account have been announced In Lon
don 10 The amount Of less than 81 900 90
This j. considered The beginning Of wha,
Will prove heavy movement Of gold In this
direction The fact that during the early
part OF the week London was a large r,ir
chaser OF our stocks was also favorabia
factor. though IT seems that some Of the
buying was Of II speculative kind which IA
APT TO change suddenly. There was an al
sence OF any pnfayogabie Developments in
the general situation apart from the usual
reports that corn had been damaged While
business progress and increasing railroad
earnings were among the good factors ~
the week The week hon ever, remained
dull ard heavy. except where manipulation
wzs al work and conservative interests were
disposed to In sAst thar the advance in prices
has in the case ~ most stncke. fuzzy dis
counted the favorable developments In sight
and that reattIonary tendency o. A mild
kind ~ likely "a TEN porafily hold posses
x;nri OF the market
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EXCURSION TO Snoqualmis Sunday, .
a. IN Fare, M.oo. children half price.
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Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Products.

On the Produce Exchange today the but
ter market was steady. creaIneri,s I3E.
!sisc: dairies. ul4Nl5c
ESgs-Steady; fresh. l2912t9c.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING

MAGAZINE acNerfts.aS'
$50. ,.ta,,tai t~9surehs Advertise s
Agency. established lisa Ben 49, saai,as.
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EXCURSION 10 Snoqusimie Sunday.
L. m Fare. 500: children half priee.
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The following table complied by Brad
street. shows the bank ciea rings a eighty
rire cities for the week ended September
g. with the percentage of increase ami DE-
crease as compared with the correspond
L., ,rtll.i-
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THE COTTON MARKETS,

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept e-cotton-
Steady: fniddl.rg. 5-lGc.
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% days, posted rates. 81 Sss>G&.Ss and $sSs&s
CAS-; COMMERCIAL bills ANs24Nss: sslser
certificates. ss--sssie; bar silver, ses.c; Mex.
can da-ia-ss <ssc. government S-o-sas trrsg-
uiAr; state oo-ass dun; railroad bocGs
easier.
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certificates sss-.sss,e. bar SILVER. aes.c; Nex-.
s5a da..a-s tssc; goseyn-ren. bonds. irrss-
easier.
;. 49, IessN. 7. Cen. ISIS .lss1.
New -. eoap .l>3< NORTH Car. IS rs
fo4cS. reg .-..tllai EoGys 49,, .... iagsr
Toars. coup .,ll.ss Nor Pac ISIS ia
80. re .- 80 Iarees IS
oEyss. es5p lis. VIC. & s;f.ss 10.
ossriet SIS ..-lls Mar 4 West S Is
Aia--eAass A los ". Consols la
Gas c .......lo Iov. Nav. lists .iiss
Ateh.son is .--.. sa.I Or. 5. L. IS. |, r-7
caa. So IDS Nj pac. s Of Ia. la.
O. Term IS Is s.. { sa e. e. i st. ~ ~
SasI f 5, ss ssiss ST. L s sHs
II & X G. 1Sts-llo Isl. Paul Con Isl
oa-s -" -. Ga ;. Pc. & P.lsts.i lis
Ere Gen. Is =. - 50. Halfway Is !.
+ W&D isx.,r. IS Stand r g. r IS -ei~
Ten; Les as :..l9. Tenn. new SET SIS 20
u; h,@S: A ss-,es T. p. l. q. lists loss
Seeonas - .-!S Reg IDS a..
T Cen as.ili Union pac. pre- :.
Iowa G lists ID uP'.D, l. Gis.s =
La New Con Is .l0s Wabash ist "a Ills
L. y. Uni. Is. s9s. Seconds !.
MISSOURI .s .-...lG West Shore - iCgi,
M; ~ & T. Ids. etie Va. Centuries :. 49,
fouFs ssi< Deferred =. -. g..
Stocks-Railroads.
Preferred :. :. sss. LIST preferred :. IS
Bait. & ohio -. 4las al preferred -. IS
ian Pac!fic 49, s61. North Am. Co :. Sl
tanauA SoGia SIS Nor Pac ........ 3sTS
central rae -. 2l91l Preferred :. =. .sA
Ches. * Ohio aSia Ont. 4 West -. IsA.
I'M & Alton .-.l5s Tor, Rail. Il Nav IS
M Is. =. ..llsis or. Short Line 3
chi h ill -. 5iA It's burg 80. ...16S
Preferred =. ..lo7 Reading
c. c. c. 4 ST. L. ara l., preferred :. 4s,
Preferred - Rock Island Ioas
Del Hud Ia st L. & 5. F. . So
Del. L. 4 Wes,.l5iA Is; preferred :. ASA
Den q X u. :. "a preferred -. ss7s
rraeisrTed %. ST Pau -. lees
ERIE new 49,. II Preferred . .5St<
Isl preferred ysislSi. Paul & ON 50
Fort Wayne liz Preferred ls-
CT. Nor. pre- ...l3i ST. p NJ a. NJ fss
Hooking Val -. $50 Pacific y
Illinois Cen lib So. Railway 49,. So
l. T. West Is Preferred :. - sax
Preferred .-i3 Tex. 4 Pac .... Il
Lake Snore ;..-l93 Union Pac 49,. 81.
LOUIS q Nash 51s Preferred . go cas-
Manhattan l. s6As u. p. d. & G.. /.
Met. ST. Ry I'm | Preferred aa.
Men Cen .:-...lt6 Wheel. & L. E. 2L
MINI q 81 l. Zbs Preferred -. 1is,
Lat preferred ~ Chi 4 N west.lsla
Missouri Pac -. 32a. Preferred .ITs
Mobile & Ohio st. l.. & S. ". u
No. n I. IN Preferred :. -. lis.
Chi. Ind & l. :. N2 Preferred . -. 6,
Preferred :. :. 80 Chi CT. West Is
=. J. central Sl. Pac- Coast LIST Ss5e
l. central lila "a preferred 80. g71s
Nor West ...... Ii "Ex. div
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Yesterday was az extremely Guiet day b
the markets
P.acnes .sre quite plentiful.
Nothing sas stirring tr the poultry mar
kes
Sssksrei took az advance yesterday On ali
grades u s. - per barrel.
" heat and oats we're weak.
TIE market ts aveTssocked with aaisbut.
FoGr sx-s1oonerS arrived from shA tanks
ISey we're the Dorcester with .s.59 pounds ,
Crescent H.ss pounds. Never Mind. ESQ
pounds, ard ths Caroline with 2no pounds
of halskEut. The rim Is liable to siacsen up
as the Ak ppe-s report foggy weather.
Tomatoes are steady a. VI cents,
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Meats. Provisions and Fish.

Fresh Meats Ooboinsl-Cow beef egsi4c
per h. steer beef, e1441c per Id, mutton.
wethevs. TIC per 10 pork sizc per 10; YEA.
large. 5a6c, small Sc per %.
Provisions 0oh5ing1-Haus large. l0s.c.
hams. small. lie; breakfast bacon, lie. dry
sailed sides, TIC.
Lard Uobbing)-Home made. per Id, 7iac:
White Star. Sc; CON Special sac; iare
ccsuuound. terces 6i2c; Rex sac.
Fresh Fish Oohoingt-Halbut. 3Qtc,
salmon 3}aa4t2c: salmon trout. s4lec;
,ro,,i gI srrnns feoK e,s coz &c
tom cod. &c. oysters. Olympia. $3.50 per
sack. $50 per gallon: clans $50 per sack.
Dungeuess crabs live. 81; cooked BIO
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Mining Stocks.
Boston stock Market

BOSTON. Sept. s-Closing:
Bos. Mon ....22o PARROT .. e9n
Butte & Bos -. ali.
Total Sales.
Total sales OF stock today. SO 700 sharas
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Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

A hoy in ka.sas has b en suspend ed for reading the following essay op "pants": Pants are mais fer men and net men for pants. Pants are like mnlasses, they are thinnsr in hot weather and thicker in cold. The man in the moen changs his pants during the eclipse. Don't you go to the p.atry Tor pants; you might be mistaken. Men gre often mistaken in rants. Such mistakes often make breaches promise. There has been much discussion as to whether pants is singular or plural. Seems to me when men wea- pants they are plural, and when they don't wear any pants it is singular. Men go on a tear in their pants, and it is sil right, but shea ihe pants 50 on . tear, it is all Srong."
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27
SuNORA CATTLE.
BIing Same Figures in G..ld
 as Errlwhiie in Silver.

Mssa Draclmsn has returned w Phoenix from an extensive csttl' buying tip in sonora ard tells the K publican. he prIcs of cattle th. re l. rymps'h. tic with the price of this side of ,h- lire. In fact, the advance ha. been A little sharper. Cattle O. 6 grade that could he bought s year ago at from $S to SIP s head in Mesisan oliver new readily bring the same figures in gold. This, of course, sp- plies 70 cattle ranges convent. nt to shipping points, In the far interior they may still be bought at very low prices, but the risk of moving them through arid regions is So great that hiI>r arc not prpstlv a'trscted
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27
THE DONAELLY CASE.
Supreme Court Reyerses De.
 ciS;Oa of Lower Court.

A case e' lnore than local interest has been considered in the Supreme Court by the decision reversing the vic,ion of Samuel Donn.lly of the Copper Glan'e Tn the Huaehncss, who was tri-d in this county. Tn. Surr,ms Court reversed the deci.ioD and remanGet the case back for . new trial. The appeal hinged on two points which wera evidently held by the court to be well taken, in that the loaer court refused to allcw the con- sent of n mitigation of the off.n-e, tnough psrhurs not a justification, in puni>hiag tie boy with the msthtr's consent; the second being that the child should rot have been allowed to testify.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

The Ms:icopa ard Phoenix and Salt River Valley railroad vas sued ip the District Court at Phoenix yes'er- day by me h.irs Of Mrs. J. II. Roo for $2G,(O0. Last June at a rsiIroa. crossing enc oi the trains cra-kei iLt. . buggy containing Mre. Rot. the woman being thrown to the grounj and 60 injured that .he d:ed a mont. later,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

< few mon;hs sg", Mir. Byrs Every. Of Wocd-tcck. Mich, was bao- ly afflicted xith rheumatism. Hi, right leg was swollen the full fer gih causing him great sufi+ring. He " :. advIsed to try ChambeTlsin's Pair Balm. The first betrle Of it helne' him considerably and ih' srcond b. tie effected 8 cure. The 9 and D sept sizes are for sale by all dealer in Tomb. tone and Distse.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

SeventeeL Cases wcre Geeii-d in ,h' Supreme Cour. yet. rday. Patker, the condemned murderer now in lail ct Prescott. will dOubtle hang, ss tbe sentence ot the bower colrt wa- confirmed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

John k-lso left this morning Tor [, brief visit to Nogales. He vii! rsturr and begin work on Q new cOutrnct fer crescent worx at tine Mccormick grou, under bond te A. NJ. Weile., tsvint received inStTuc,iUhs to that eGec from Denver. He expects 10 begir work by Monday next.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

The unfortunate insane womau O whom mention vas made in the PgcsPECToR yesterday will be taken '" Phoenix tsnigh, by Sheriff White and delivered to the asylum suthorities.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

pr. J. c. ". edward oi P-arce Is if the city on s flying visit. The doct"' states the rr0ver5ial h.a!thfulness ei Pe.rce eLouid recommend that bure ss natural ssnitsriurl.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

Vim. King was in town yssterda! from the custom house on tho line and returned home today with hi- little daughter, who has been quite i'll.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

Dr. Cool for Bisbee this a. ID. He will return to Tombstone by the 10th, as announced to attend to the deuts! waats Of our people.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

Chss. Granville JChnson Ieceived word today tha, judgment ws- siv.I by tho Supreme Court in he favor il the case Of Johnson vs. County 0! Co cbise, affirming ih judgment Of th. lower csurt iu thIs district. The cast was over Court Commissioner lees.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

Carlevatto ani Pa l1 are making some ina piovemen nt their saloon CT Allen Street. One Of the larges liquor cellars ir the cisy has rec Etiy been completed by this trn at their he3dsparterr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

Slime Galien aud N. Wicker.har left today for the Lnudon ( Gall-r copper mines in tha Wheistcne under tend ,s W. o. Hardy. Work On tho mines continu- and the show iDz more favorable tfs,, ever.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

We have frequent demands for the Governors report l. ia expected the rerort will be sent the various coun- tias within two or three weeks.