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LIVE STOCK MAPhETS


= ct sio. Feb. 17-Cattle were se.,,,.
- .o"v. t-1an late sales last vss.,s f-an.S,.
t@1Lf$ %sssas, cho4ce steers $50 =.
sEssH1l-tia steers, 81 s5444 q. sttaeka-s w~4
It--3stS sst4 %, bulls s. gyzssS c9vrs
a'A1 o%zfS.fss $ &ss34 fed western $685.
7ea '>'N's'' caves, sty
ldogS We're ziec lower; fair u choisa - =
go. packing cots, s.. sJSi2 ssle. gr1ixe5 e <
49, butchers. s., 5osg3 IS. lights s. Essys ~.
-. Sheep ruled steady; poor 20 prime sheen
s--ssse -. CHIEFLY at = Sgt -. yearIlnss
sS,-@~4+F "a; iazEts. s4sI5e5: largely "a -sEYs'
eipis-CatLe. 25"o; hosa y 90: sae,sp
OMAHA. Feb. T.~Recsips.s s7us head
market Sow and steady. native h@,.s
s,eerA s4s4e.-5: WESTERN steers. Sc Sss4i. -:
TEXAS. steers. s7.6o&l4as. COWS ana he5f@rs
ss--g4 10. Gamers. 3 2sfs- "a: stock.rs ami
i"el"rs SaSstA93; calves SAso % sl,,.is
and sIags s. ssfI4
dogs-Receipts. $500 head: market fairly
sssaay, heavy. si5sts a. -. mixed. s. 5sts
-; light, S2.5eG3 -. 'oUlk os sales. 81 s5.5
SaeeT'-Receipts. 5.aoo head: market slow.
Ia4F 10 choice natives. S. -,sl?4 81. far IN
c1o1ce WESTERNS ss.6ssg4. ~; common ami
stock sheep. s2-7o@sS. -. lambs. sls44N
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CHICAGO MARKETS


CHICAGO. f,eo I1-There VAS consld-
cradle steadiusSs m wheat during the ATSt
hale hours trading F-ariy lAteTpoei ana
%au work quotations showed marked
advance while tDere was "a SV0@ o*8i u
nervousness among local traders e2@%-
g1w Qua ~ the sudden death ~ t'rt scent
pane az france. and ths contingencies
vvb!rh fffght foIIaw May opened AsC
higher at sS1. u.Sssc. and IS there Was q
Glsp0s5 tIon IL even up tpef% was 4 Aa~'1
business transacted AZ the tnp HE2res
TIE meas ami conditions. however. auai-
T. f,egan fo favor the belr side acd carly
htlvers lost confidence and withdrew their
s,snts7rt EAVsrpcn3 Ioet part oE It's early
advance and inctcar5pus Al stock taxing
c~veers pointed towarst a. Increase in tne
xts.3le supply Taking t@e latter matters
% connection, with TIE considerable weak
r.ss DEVELOPED 0y corn. ths wheat market
b.~wn 10 lsSe ground May Was forced
down 20 7.tsc closing III 7zssc ouyers.
Heavy receipts with IA aDaenee %
shipping demand and sccunui at!1g stocks
fnr wnich shsre were 30 buyers OUTSIDE
o. me speculation oppressed cora Nay
closed 80 lower
F~atx selling - professionals u weakened
cats TIE close vas Asc bower
10 rsentif5si supply - aogs Was che
so,irrss = some Heart s5uess IN proTis} cas-
ear}v asst near tae close = sat reaction
SCI -. TIE close - shade lower All
:" me jsassnz Futures raneea as follows:
So. = wheat.
Opening. ffreest- Lo~ez- CToa-e.
MY ,I.>y IN ess -a. arr.
No Corn.
May -. Grrs - s7s @s-,es =
! -. So. $50, q
NJ 3 e =
Ae.. Pork. per Barrel.
May .. g go - a s. @ = s-s
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Flour receipts ST 10 sss~refs exports.
j. ss5 oa-relS rnark@e weak. very lstfie d.
u&91
H-ae&f- Re<~gpss t2ao bushels: experts.
tSele@ basheis. Spot firm, Nc. I'D sS-zc.
fo-a. 0Et49ns 5A1 a eFEn start II foreign
demand Tor March, but soon Developed
weakness that lasted 81 day. IN add
ttcn Il crop ness II 3 ces~sSh CHARACTER.
ioUg weeat car1s aat freely. ard oRSvs ex~
TENDED S9@rf accounts ~ naruE3er1EE the
fsaYke5 vigorously. fTcsa3 GNssc net
lower ard wax; March closed She.
Wool-steady, fleece. is9s-1c.
H3rs-Sfea3y.
Cosee-1qtiors opened steady ard un-
changed SAFES 1850 bags. sneiuatnE
March 40. August sssc October SS5c.
November *. Spot E.o, dull. No. in
voics size. No : lohSiag. Il; glii3, quiet:
CorCoea TS.GI&c
sogar-Raw. sir-n: fair resn ng sac:
Centrifugal. Is test. 4 5-I6e; Retired. STEADY.
Metals.
Fig fror--Warrants SO
Eopp~r-L@ake, siT.sS&sis
T.u-s23 &ss59S 81
Speifeg-R
Lead = 81 ats44 ~.
TIE firm that sixes the selling price Cor
miners and sgnelfers quotes lead a. 40 AT
tlss close.
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Nhsas-Aarket gnzhAnrea; export, Nc
, GRIP. aae. No. ! hsuestezn, Sic. milling
No. ] club, 5se. No. J b.uextegrs. sc
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Receipts and Shipment.


IN the Produce exchange today the INT
Set Hss aras- Ereauaegses. IIzSzSc.
hSsS- ksgaa, fresh. ge
M. ess4- sfes1y. cream. sa.&7nc.
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.5s rs Sas. ]. . ara ;. A-Ench, 20 sss
sa@u-s. waanscotiHg. sEaSsf4. rustic. sz%ss-s.
- shingles. Il *. standard shingles 5! Is.
I-angs nnas6. L., IL an5 IS fec FIasse:
TRICK 1.ssh. f-&2S. Cedar squares. T. & .
ard y feet. s-sS15. plckets 81
- hiin-driesf. 81 IL advance % green
py2xzgs
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK. FEB fT-~-TAe Commercial
Advertisers f8za sc1at cah4@PrayG sags:
The markets here were %at th5s mora
Ing. ard there was considerable hear scls-
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rs WANT Developed mlnes ana good
pss@es g a3st Arough eslr London ~
e %Hi,h = So charge - Mr. A-fre4
Williams sat~ 81 this e.ty TIE Thomas
thFessnte1t &C. t-e5Nns ata-k
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ssg ~ universal appreherstens concerning
President FaGra'S death. Paris bought
freely. however. snd a general recovery
followed rles.mE ~ Tire hest mainly Gown
On ba.ssnrss Esr.s t,rsusan naS Il that thu
t;rz1s Is ~ Short that ths election 81
president tomorrow must result N the
cAeice ~ some seig-0onenaty.
Americans apeued duu and sslShty ets-
markets. New York bought fair guam
tSty- The ciese was - the top. central
Pacific WAS Strcssg III anticipation o. Zee
plan = rs~oTg aTliEstioa. COPPER moves S'
thus: Tsagos s1aa5s2S. tsahs, >as&sss, hes-
tons. @s@ss@14 AnaconaSs. s142s4s
t}ctS % she anloUu; nG f>2a In bars was
houEst ~ tee haHE. and tlo,ao was taken
sor rrAzsl Germany IS !nauirtng for gold
AZ IS ts.dssI's SD
CtasinS Quotations.
LONDON. Feb iT-Cauadian Pacific.
siFs Northern Pacific preferred, -: talon
Pacific. Ssie Grand TruRk, :. Bar silver
steady At Sss4d Ter ounce. Money al lsJ
"a per cent
LIVERPOOL. FEB iT--Wheat-Spot
sseasiy No red Western winter, stocks
exhausted. - { red Northern. a.. Futures
closed GuI, March. - 5Ad May. s. 81.
C0rn-sros quset Futures steady. Feb
ruary IS SssJ March, - "a May. - Nd.
Receipts ~ wheat during tae past three
days. @Ssatsie ceQtais. including - ,Ne Amer
sean Receipts AZ American corn during
the past Ehree GAYS. lEt.ts8 oentass.
LONDON Feb Ig.--N heat cargoes of
nominal and unchanged. English country
markets quiet
Condition eff the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Feb i7.-Today the
statement " rhe condition OF the treas
uEy SHOWS
Ava.iable CASH balance e. .....,s sTi, seS.ee
k& n -1-xsAAi
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PORTLAND. Fab r7.-Wh@st Is dull ard
unchanged HaEIa Nalla In still nominal
q ?. sfoss, wssn very AEtfe demand. valley.
o-rssssscs aa4 his2@steErs &c
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kto>1ftNt--f~uR SALE.

fth0A RIVER boats Slows and row
boats - al sizes gcr sale, 80 be aal4ver+i
y - StaAi On " Fiy Arm. head Of Lake
lasas1. Z l.. Parsons. Vanderbilt hull4-
sc. Tacoma Wash
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In yogr ears ara
.1oises IN your head
are s-fa CERTAIN
warnings Of ap-
rrosof2ng danger.
Yoa ought to know
Nv THIS ftrn4 that al
ounce Of prevention
IN wowts . pouns or
cure. Ycu ought to
know. N3vo. % ira
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TACOMA Feb. fL-Vheat-Cfus. sc
Ss3scs es1ssgera, gIaslAc
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Seattle Local ReIsprt--Ma xlsnum temper
azure, ae degrees. minimum, AZ mean, a.
Weather. cloudy, rS-ySall. rs Of All Inch
a. n SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau
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RINGING
RINGING
RINGING

grsa. vaass ~ EUpYAS Tho remedy
treatment Th's remedy trsstfnen, Sc ~
young and IntaGls-sgei ran. ard Is RS
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Condition af the Treasury.


FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland. Feb. II. 80.
Probably showers.
e 8 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TuRE WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. Feh. II tssa.
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fsr~-rr q 'ssTA y. 60 T.
4 2 = So sr NJ a
togrhu-a anJ dis
8 as%s ard 6lEsA sifsss
o. r-en are cszrE =
and fas certain CIR.
81 rtpyAN. fir d
YAM tas been tried
by 1900 men living
On the Fass~r ceast,
and {. is tiTly IT,
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FOR DAWSON

FOR DAWSON
OVER THE ICE
rs AlsEgni Express. operating Dig teams
tssween DAWSON aad SEATTLE. will return
z Dawson leaving Seattle on or about
FSeY@ATy -
s9fss& packages. per pound ........S s-e
NstVts NtttR ....-s++ ~
fssssrg~rS. He10eu - Dawson -.... 40 lsl
s3cFEsE al eofnnuEtcat atoms 70 MefTepHi-
~ Printing and binding Co. Seattle
agents
w's delivery guaranteed
banG references.
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS


SAN FRANCISCo Feb. I7-wheaf mar
ket easter though not Qu3sahly lower, fss-
market dal and unchanged Oats market
t. not as ouoyant as yesterday, but TO
actual decline In prices. arrivals today
light Spot quotations were:
F9oIr-%et for family extras, s4sptSc:
bakers extras $.s0G4; Oregon and Wash
Wheat sshlpEang. slIss. for No /. and
tl.i5 for choice. mailing. SLiF~sl.aA
Barley-f'eed, 81 81. G1i5o: brewing nom
iral
C,ass--Poor 10 fair. 1891 g7ss: good to
choice. 81 Ssfl So. fancy feed. 81 $40 1917;
gray. sl.ZT2ssl is-'@; milling, 81 DO -. sur
prise. 81 ao4li-5o. back for seed. 81 asa i55,
red, ST. As&iL5S
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks 1850: wheat. CEN
tais. oregon, ace: barley. eeutals l+5:
oats. centals -: DO oregon, 90; beans.
sacks. ISIS: potatoes, sacks s5S. onions.
sacks 81, bran. sacks. l4e, FniddlsllgS sacks.
10: hay. tons III. wool. bales, -; hides.
nunber a4: quicksilver TASKS. g, VINE.
gallons, -, 10
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Stcady. May. SILT; December,
BaTIey-weak: May. 81 20; new. sc,
Corn--I4arge yellow, sl.io.
Noel and Hops.
Woo.-Spring-Nev log l21sc; Eastern
Oregon. iosll2c; Do valley i9al &c t$a4!-
Northern mountain, Ssiioc. mountain lambs
Ease: San Joaquin plains. 61sc: Humboldt
ami Men1QSSiIo. - lie
HoIx-lTop OF 1888 I5G9l5c.
Cash Wheat.
Cash wheat-Sllss.QL15
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Millstuffs- MiddAngs soo822: bran. $3.50
Hay-Whoat. s1s 5oq1lT.5o: wheat and oat.
gSFfs 81. best barley, $i2.5EGli; Alfalfa.
81 5adi2 30; stock. SID; straw. per bale.
&0Gi70c.
Potatoes Early rose. $lalIo; river bur
banks stclfSlIU: oregon do. $isil.SS
etabsc--SsiIver skin onions. Sdll5;
garlic, 5a:c. green peas, e4floc; asparagus,
mushrooms. wild. 81 drawer
Fg-uits-Apples sl@5. common
5nc: oranges, navels, si.754is15: Mexican
times re-pacAs s. seas, california lemons.
common TsreG*f p, choice, sLJJ1L. pan
anas. 81 25gi2 . bunch.
Rutter-Fancy creamery. 2bG21c; do Sec
onds. 24l2,c; fancy dairy, &c; 90 sec
onds 19Gs2lc; picked l@a re; hTkin' io Lse.,
C-heeses-New. liable; California g Sam
,hed5ar. IL: young American. l2g BE;
Eastern. I2ixq islsc; Western, u+agi2c
pofssrs~ store California, select. lvc-
Pog.try-1NIwkey gobolers. lzci turkey
hens 1eSlfac: old ROSTERS si.5Vtt9; young
rosters s. gyl47 80. small boilers, s., s"at%o o.:
large hrollers. $3.50; fryers. s. yss4". hens.
s. tstao5o. geese, sL51Gl.'e par. std pig
cons 49, young pigeons. S--13 49,
Exchange.
Sterling on Ionlon. sixty DAYS. saS5A.
sterling OF London. sight, sis'12.
Financial.
SILVER bars 49,. So. Drafts-Sight 49,. 17i3
Nex. dos Az 0ss Telegraph ~
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.


r-xos Seattle, Fsa Il. $3.50
- ~a4@ F@f1S&ss4 clearing hoa~~s so@ay
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iffA1N-TFTfsTi< transuie fsrr1l tn
sslashls Aa@ksn Kidney remedy. flshan-
gfipIsar Med n' Company sll Fthe
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Baak ClearinEs.

The following table. compiled by Braa-
street, shows the bank cleArfngs al all the
principal cities for the week ended Feh.u-
ary is. with the percentage u increase and
decrease rs compared with The correspond
iug week last year:
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pBIGO fer Alaska FROM Yeslsr wharf
tonight
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SEATTLE MARKETS.

kRe potato u7arket shows q stgMe-srx
.0sss- ss7Isszse tfS during tAe past few DAYS
pave beer gerg 3lgat, AID aaa.erx are a.
10y S~-sIi2s aloar FOR s.eck- Farmers
seem 10 BE- holding back xssesto4s va a
st~~ 70 hlghsr market. which Is a1for-
t1fate a. this ttnae. The lase seasssy wfH
mean tfAat outside points w1.l be drawn
Upon Shipments eaa os laaked fer any
time n0s from 0rsgoA, ard when tasy ar
we break n ;as market can be ex-
pecfed
~rSS are sf4li down 81 prize ara will
AAely stay 30 Until the car OF Eastern
ft-fA III market - OUT " The way he
essfts were lighter yesterday. but tAe d.
n4Hd Vas ugte1 as much stronger As q
1sAaf curing tAe LSn5sn season. r@sfau-
FANS aaA AloTeE"eperS ara drawing very
hi.avAy az the saarkef Coffee mas AglvaE4e-
.! vts-..&t2iA % a cent. Prices vii hx e.
fsct-vs fran February l..
-. n -
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xes~fa s,ie.

vcsst.4s ttaebi-Ef -WSite River r,ar.y
rs@xa az. white River Hur AXIS. fiSgfeu.
yssauH Ear.s RISE sl{si1. fsau3 " ai;e.
- Y4ktssa g.. sweat potatoes s;s: =. Z
~. vat4.e silVcr Skin onions SlsEfs s,sr
49,, Oregon sut Tak,snN silver sGiyss
farc, sts per ton beats s. per ssck car
ross. 50s46sc ler sack r1i@ea<as, S~' per
See g. rsrertq &%-ssi per aark
80 ..s,aar ~ffsi r#r trasa t{f.E>aa 81
equasa. <'rt horSsr'sa.sa. & saTte. i@es
-. .Fr dozen ra3.saes. is- qer 5esea yau-
s.~s> tAe c.r %
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Cheap grade hay Is very weak.

TIE f9liowlng prices are being offered TO
sae producer ~ .ae local dealers for delly-
al Seattle.
Grain-oa:s. s23124: barley. 81. wheat.
cn,ckst feed. 81. bran SIS. shorts. sl7-
fhy-Paget sound, sit18 per ton. Easter.
washington timothy, SEQ. alfalfa, ssGls-se
Eggs-Slfictly fresh ranch isc.
bGttsF-fre75 ranch, *. iSc, creamery,
22.l25c
FotAtry-t >nlckens, I've. uGsizc: Ii.e tur-
Keys. lZ413c.
Live stcck-Choice beef cattle. cows. SC;
steers. tasafsc. choice sneep. f2sizc. good
nogs. live. 4i4c; hogs. dressed. &c. calves.
dressed large &C. small. Sc, calves, I've,
large, &c. small. Sc.
Hides. peits and wOot~Heavy sound
saited steers. over ~ pounds, SC. medium
sound per ID, TIC. light sound, under IS
pounds, &c, COWS, sound, all we.ga ats, &c:
stags, bulls ana oxen 405c. sailed kIps.
&C. calf. per 10. 81: greea hides, &c less thaa
sailed, dry fl4ies. per IN. lie. dry calls. one
third less. summer deer. per ID z2g@&c;
winter deer. dry. l+Jlsc; papsry deer, So
lie; dry elk. sNIec. green elk, 445c, sheep
Is'tA, 159J3Sc. sh.aF.ng. 15aizS Eastern
Washington wco' s.. Western Washington
wooi, Id. dirty or timber burned. 10c: tai
aog. @s445l4c
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|lASkA klOkD|kE WANTS.

fuKus sI.fDS-All desc riptions. sold and
Esszfact1red Mcdonald AZ Hoffman
ssn, corner Fourth avpg.sle
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HAY. GRAIN and Feed.

TfAv {johbinE)--Eaaget sound. per ton S
Qla Eastern Washington timothy. sl3 1y
Il alfalfa. SO
oats tfahbirgl-Fer tbn. s@l4f@6
Barley-Rolled szas.
Corn Whole. 50 50. cracked. $l+ feel
meal. per ten. Ri.
Feed Wheat 81: oil cake meal s1i8s5.
r,alsdlirKs. SAGE bran. 81: shorts sls
chapr@d iced. Ssi&g@Z; dairy chopped feed.
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Butter-Ranch. i5Ef7c fancy dairy. In
squares sisG2lc; Washington creameries
lib prints. 24I2sc Eastern. Iowa and El-
gin @yfl 30.
Cheese Oohbingt--Natlve Washington
La, sfl2'.c. Eastern i3ul9Asc
Egss 1obhlug)-Etrtctjy fresh ranch. 1ac,
Comb houcy-CahIornia I2c: strained
honey. <.
poultry-pressed chickens iiGl5c; live
chickens I2'*c. live turkeys. l}sfiSe;
dressed geese. l2c: dressed turkeys, i5a isc
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Money on call, 2}.Gzfz per cent: last
loans. Ia per cent. prime mercantile
paper. Zs.9f3i. per cent. Sterling exchange
steady. with actual business In bankers
bills at 81. aiasi s6s. for demand. and at
s: s4a4sti. for sixty days posted rates.
81 s5G4sT. commercial bills. 81 s3Ii S3i1
Silver certificates. 5siz 4i69l2c. Bar silver
5s2.c. Mexican dollars. 451sc Government
bonds weak. State bonds inactive. Rail
road bonds irregular.
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Wainuts Per 10. sacks. uGl2c; Easter
black waiuuts tee: pecans. l9Vl2o; iii
her,s. lie almonds. fancy. soft shelf, Ia
-. almonds. NJ :. lsWl5e: peanuts. sa3c
pine fsc. hickory. loc Italian cheztnu,s
Is. BraEu. l2c, cocoargis. pee dog 80 an
popcorn T. yer II.
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{ T wisRNECKE. manufacture II furs
al Alaska goods the quality tells, my
prices sell sec them Columbia dock. sos
Railroad avenue. Seattle, Wash
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H D tlAfsDN Ek. dealer In kack~ Noun
an furr. our speciaisies are wolf robes
seven by eight feet. and caps and gloves
faf Alaska, 1903 secoud avenue
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Cash or Credit.
Brooklyn Furniture Company
$50 to SIT Fulton ST., Brooklyn, NY.


in the city who combine tho practise OF astrol.
ogy with that OF me dicne
:, The following account OF the way in which
DR.. BrouRhton foretod his own death was
given by his son: Those ignorant OF Astrology
must understand that the heavens are mapped
and divided into twelve equal divisions; each
division is called house" The stars that
appear ip the various houses at the hour OF q
mans birth determlne his fate; The sixth
house. for instance. has to do with events into
which sickness servants and small animals
enter. and the eleventh house with friends and
hopes. Venus was in DIR. BrouRhton's eleventh
house at his birth, slgnifyiDG that he would
have many profitable friends. especially among
end:
:, In his chart at birth the sun was the gIver
o. Ne II was partly Afflicted; this prevented
DIR. Broughton from ever being robust Last
winter when. by transit. Jupiter came to the
opposition OF the suns place at birth. Dr.
BrouEhton caught cold from when he never
recovered, His death he expected a bout Sept.
- or l6 when Mars. by transit. made the align
Of the moons place at Dr. BroughtOu birth
also SATURN He lived throuG b this srod and
then knew that the fatal time was when Mars
came to the opposition Of his suns place. This
occurred on the afternoon Of Sept II. he
died ut I A. N. Sept, -. DIR. Broughton had
over 5000 birth charts OF various persons who
came In to consult him when they felt the AO0A
OF his advice.
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MIXED AsrRoAoar WITH MEDICINE
DIR. Luke ID. BrouRhton Died About the
Time the Heavens Said.

limo hohNohH bhiu'
DR. Luke D. Broughton. who practised aStrol-
oGy and medicine In this city and in Phlla-
delphia for many years. died OF BriEht's disease
on Friday. at his home, at 80 Washington
square. South. DR.. Broughton was born in
Leeds. Yorkshire. in 1928. His father who
also was physician and astroloGist. came to
this country. and the son was graduated In
medicine in Philadelphia He moved to New
York in 1853.
1t was DR.. Broughtons custom. when pa
tient consulted him. so his son said yesterday
to proceed to the erection OF q chart oi the
heavens at that m ON ent and at the moment OF
the patients birth. Byintently studying those
he profsssed to learn whether or not the illness
would be fatal. II death was foretod Dr.
Bruughton did not torture the doomed patient
with remedies; he simply made the last hours
as easy as he could. From the chart. however,
II IL were favorable. he was able to diagnose the
case much more satisfactorily than from the
patients own account OF his symptoms. DR..
Broughtons son Is responsible for the state
ment that there are four or five physicians now
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o,DoNoVAN ROSA NEEDS TIM HONEY.
Failed to Pay for a City once and Appeals
to Snbaeribers to Pay Up.

oDonovan Rosa. editor OF tho United
Irishmdn. prints in the last number OF that
paper an unusually worded appeal for the
pro mpt payment OF subscriptions, 1t is In
three parts. OF which the first Is a copy OF his
temporary appointment by Mayor Van WICK
on May 81. 1898. as Inspector OF Weights and
Measures for the Tenth district. The second
part Is COPY Of a communication from the
Secretary stating that In the competitive ex-
animation for that place. held on July 81.
1899, Mr. Rosa had failed. receiving 81 80
per cent instead Of the necessary 70 per cent
The appeal proper follows. and intimateS that
Mr. Rosa needs the money"
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The Delaware. LackawAnna and Western
Railroad will on Tuesday next inAugurats a
system OF ear illumination by which the mo-
ton OF the train will furnish u current for in
eandescent lamps. Dynamos are moanted on
the trucks OF the cars by means OF cradles and
power 10 obtained through FRACTIONAL appll-
ance on the axle, The system has been sue
cessfully operated on the Atchison. Topeka aud
Santa Fe and the New. York Central roGdS.
The D., L. and W. will also test on Tuesday an
appliance for automatically oilinG car AxlSS.
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NO VISITORS TO COAST DEFENcEG
Secretary Root Directs n Rigid Observance
of the General Order of August, 1891.


of the General Order of August, 1891.
WASHINGTON, Sept 23 Secretary Root has
issued another order against the admission Of
visitors to coast and lake Notifications An order
was issued in August. 1897 prohibiting any
person from visiting coast deiences except by
special permission Of tho Secretary Of War. and
recently Secretary Root called the attention Of
army officers and post commanders to this regu-
lation with o view to keeping persons away from
ordnance tests His attention has been called
to the fact that the regulation has been frequently
dIsregarded in other respects, and to-day another
order was issued. saying:
1T having come to the notice Of the Secretary
OF War that the provisions Of General Orders Of
Aug "a. 1891. from this Office are frequently dis
regarded. he directs that attention be invited to
the same, and that a rigid observance and
enforcement OF its provisions DO hereafter en-
Joined"
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