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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. March 2--Ca,tle were strong
early, hat the general offerings showed
more or ls&s weakness. Fancy cattle s. %
ass. choice steers, t5ssgg.',as mediums
8 bl@sfs -. beef steers. s. sNgs ~, stnckerg
and feeders Sc &szf4.6S, ls1tfs g. 9sss4 =,
cows ard hesfsra. sa&4?4: western steers,
- Ise5s-ss Texas steers. s. sssss..s: calves.
e Assxs =
Hogs ruled 5EIgee higher. Fair 20 choice.
s. ssssza-Sst heavy packing lots, xA5ssla. 7gas
mixed, s. s&st&s ~. butcher s. &sEs2 ~
light. s.. sssss' ", pigs s 19fse 60
Sheep were IN SLOW demand ~ slightly
lover prices, Ftlssr 20 prime sheer & ssss
4os yearlsrgs S. esEfs 70. iaFnss. Ss1ssa
Hscelp'S-Cattls. sss. hogs = 90,
sheep. 1889.
OMAHA March .~s~s3fie- fieretrts .
80 head market SLOW wsaAsr Native
brett steers sSe7z = western steers s. sss
30. Texas steers ts*Fs~ cows ARA
hs4Ssrs IS I@E4Ts. Gamers S@1xs1 *
Ssorkers and fss~asvx s49ss. calves, 81 sffs
SIS hgisa ard stays. SS84
Hogs Receipts : 49, bead. MARKET 3 "a,
80 higher Heavy a. ssggs So Tssxes. e. STR
2sa. light. s. asUs-ss. bulk az sales. - ssfs
1a
Sheep Receipts egs' head. market. DAFT
lower Fas' 20 ehosce natives g. ss9ss ~
fair 10 rhoffse westerns 81 s,&sss b. csss.a~
uon agH4 EseeA Hhe@p s. sas32 e.. israax.
s4s84 ~
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General osesatssas-

FGaar-Rsee4pss. 1850 barrels, exports.
e ~ barrels Market 0&al and ssareAy
steady.
hez.-RecespsS. 3 ass1 bushels: exports.
80 80 bushels Spot easy. Ne. red. No
Sic o. h. Options opened sassy and
were snsuenSc8 BY oeArEsn news most Of
the CAV. among the chief selling motives
Was lower cables. warmer temperature
West. moderate ese&rances axi lack CT
outside support. near the close shorts BE-
came suddenly alarmed over big expert
runners ard rallied the market sharply
closed slru. bat sso let lower; May closed
nj rTtxc.
Waes~-FirSu.
Hops-Steady.
Coffee - Options closed steady. Szsis
PORTS LAWYER. Sales. 3a - bags. Including;
Nay, sSaps 81: July. asa~. September,
& ssS,s DC Spot Rio dull ard easy. No !
invoice si.cs No. 3ceh1ng. pA.c- Mid
quiet, ceTsovs. sssite
Sugar-Raw frm: fair refining. SSsc, CEN
uifggaI sS-;esf, 4sse. Reslssa arEa-
Metals.
Pig Tr.rr-Warranss. 81 s9ia
Copper-I.ake, Ns-svJlA
sssGsa *
SgeiSer-S S. 1S%fS-A.
Iead-ss @5Stss
TIE frrn that axes the selling price for
miners and srnei,srs quotes lead at s4io
at the c.1ee.
GAw aNrasxn AARkETS.
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by the ersd OF the year fifteen miles OF
new sewers will have been laid In tho
city OF Seattle according 10 the estimate
of city Engineer Thomson. who, with
his force Ia ssssi.y engaged In getting out
plans The principal sewers 70 be con-
strtieted ARE one On East Republican
street. three miles "a length East Denny
nue. one and one-quafter miles. and sew
snth avenue north one and of1e-1uarter
miles fsnsideS these there are large
number OF smaller sewers N process OF
.~onstrucs;nrs The entire fierce % the
engineers office IL concentrated on thss
work far the tina. b~snss
1. b. expected that with the laying %
these rev sewers mach Of the ssekn~ss OF
me mast will disappear. at least huch %
tha nsltef az the health hoard.
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Orxgwtsgx PAGE ore ~ sn@ eldest rewv-
boys gn tfs Hoftd. celebrated his N4h
f4ss A9av At his home ia JS1ses His. sast
we~k NJ Pare was bern In New York
state anf tss cary life Was spe1s In
ssaTN later moved 20 Chicago. where ha
supported ria t&xnkfy by selling taieaxo
Fayk sfsass&rs NJ pag@ Is probably the
best Ar4wn raan IA tht& city. tie II a.
sEe $ey@ss every fay selling papers
8 StS.ns E3&Ekt8sE rofrg9s ns1aFh mann sfso
DIR. ANNIE Russ EII~ women'a A1e-
exsNA lA Fisrss kfsy.
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haye Aesr swf&-ssS @sfa rnessrnssxara
for fsssgs4sss yss9rs ass sxxnsng seemed 80
esas Any sS.sf I Aisle To - arruysd
~ tAs TIM. saxs exsEsstSassy sHT*YlnG.
sss.T sTsszf sssEs thsssx sssSsG heAr Of aa1
Balm whk2ss ! ed, ard Immediately
~ evsss ares 81 a sssess fszzs ew~sd I ssrz
hAryg* IN A&Y fAzt ssas rsss ssucs rssarnei
Josh. E@sEa-- 0egmsatssz. Ca Fx ns.e
~ e@a s@Asess.
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DAY and this lad . depressing eject ON,
sfae local market TIE market though has
ee~n foFce9 - zsszrh during The ysa.s fex
4Ss tazs ErosE OF the pressing demands
save oss1 INST &c1 buyers are sess H.
es.rsS<s 20 10 business at anything above
export va4s4ea Wa.sa W. ala was quoted
a. sc TO &c ard 8 round lot % heavy
wheat En- ssst have brought a cent rrsrs
' Alsey azA4 1dassSe1 are nan.axaiy 5ssSse
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SAN FRANCISCO. March s.-Sone in-
dscat!ons % more rain caused weaAsi
this morning. ard prices were lower On
call. wheat options were also affected ~
q decline in the Chicago prices spot
wheat dull and unchanged. Spot barley
centais. including - eentais malt and
LIS centais frern Oregon. Oats n mod
crate demand and continued 70 he rFmsy
bed on account Of small sio.ks: none were
received today Sf9t quotations were:
Flour-Net cash for family extras. G-sa
9s-ie: bakers extras. s3.sasg5.1s, Oregon
and Washington. Sszi31.
.Wheat-shipp'ne. a,lia Tor Ne; ], aid
81 ts1z fer choice; milling, E.issiiA
Barley Feed. sl.2ssi.zsss, brewing.
3.1@s4<Il 3si.
oass-Poor TO fair. iz7ssgl %: good 70
choice, si.gz1%ssl ~. fancy feed N.ATsssf
Leo. gray. 81 ssai sass; milling. s.. s-i.4si-Ss.
Surprise, si.4sJi 5e. black for seed, NOM
tnai. red nominal.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. a.sss. Oregon. aso7:
wheat. centaiss 5000; Oregon. 500: barley.
eentals. 3.s49: Oregon, LIS. beans, sacks.
s.ssss onions. sacks. go. bran. sacks. s.Os5.
niddi!ngs. sacks, rs: hay, tons. 1ss, wooi.
bales. Is: hides, number. al; quicksilver.
TASKS, 6: wine. gallons ysan
Wool and Hops.
wooi-Spsing i91l2c; Eastern
Oregon. lo@si2c valley do, issi1e. Fall
Northern mountain, sdIec: mountain
lambs. -Gsc: San Joaquin plains. s8sc i:
Humboldt ana Mendccino. s6siic.
Hors-Crop OF isss lie for choice.
Produce, Fruits, Etc.
Observation-Disclosures. ssit23; bran, sis 81
GO - per ton.
Hay-wheat. saseFle.5o: wheat ard oat,
N5 souls: best barley. si3.se1ii: alfalfa.
Glai2, stock, Ho, straw, per bale, 4sGSfuc.
Potatoes-Early Rose, N0lio. sweet.
3lsoQi7S.
xeiahles-S:sverskin onions. Oregon
s5casl. dollhouse eucumhers. nSeafz per
dog; garlic, T4se. green peas. 34Sc; fancy
asparagus s1iec; egg plant. f2Is11Sc.
Fruits-Appies. choice, SIS; common.
soc oranges, naveis, E.T5Gf7- 49, Mexican
lines. re-pack, S.seqs: common California
lemons, T5cnsi.2s; choice do. &l.soa2. ba-
nanas, N.xaf2so per bunch,
Rutter-Fancy creamery. a4sf &c; do sec
onds. 20 &c. fancy dairy &c. do seconds,
lsls1c: picked, f5sfi.c: nrksn. ls@s1sc.
Cheese-New. l9i44lIc. California cream
cheddar. Ia; Young America. flIiec:
Eastern. i2s1ati3isc: Western. u,75Ii.c
Eggs-Store. le2ilc. fancy ranch. IS
Gisc
Pouitry-Turkey gobbiers, 1s6ii4e per III:
turkey hens. f3Gi4c: old rooster-. tsafs 20
s.. iast4. 20. large broilers, s. s035ss; fryers.
$50; geese. 81 yl2 per pair; old pigeons,
&l.5o'al q: young pigeons. E.z4 80.
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. Sos. praft<~lSlas,t - TTta
Mex dos ..4Ts4fgss Telegrxph =. . ~
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NOTICE TO coSTRACToRs-se vsn,h
800 .s Norin, Harrison Street, etc.
Notice IL hereby given tina. ssasss 49,.
pcsals VIII be- received by the urds,ss 49,. -
ssssefssart Of the board o. public WORKS II
Monday, March sth. Iss. for the t,nr = ~.
nAne or Seventh Avenue North Har-4.e
s,rees ard various connecting aflsvs
Ing psps sewer along said avsnS.eS
susess. ways aud alleys. together win Iii
i sms,hslss y openiass wyss maaholss.
eaten eassns. as provided by orsffnanre q.
sLss creating local Improvement ass,.sss.
20 70, ~. ano ~ accordance with the pians
ana <Spscsbcafacns now on file in fha ~
nee q tne board OF public works
Each bid must be accom- pa MED ny = e.,-
e ei,asa e, enssk; PAYABLE to the order OF the
City comptroller, Tor sum not less thar
ave go Per cent. Of the Dad. and no ~
VIII be considered unless Accountants J IS.
said check oy
The successful bidder viii be recusr.s
enter into contract and furnish salts -
.aetort pong Inf the amount required Sv
me ei,y CRATER and tie laws OF The
.r osinx notified of the award OF the cor
tract 10 him: failing 20 do so ths va
creek and the amount fixed therein Nil
gihIe a bidder who has within , I'll
Years prior 70 the letting OF said con-
tract made default In payment OF any fs,s,
claim for any work or labor perff.rrrsss
or any skin or material furnished s,a, ,sssa
ant 10 any such contract as herein a.
vsrtssed, or who within said I've 80
failed TO complete any such contracts
special attention is called 10 ar,,ct
xiii, Of the city charter az now In sar ess
relating TO hours % labor, and ~ ~.
Gle vii, section 81. suhs / and 2 rsia.
Ing To bonds and sure.ies
The board OF public works reserves In.
right ia reject any and all bids she
Proposals must be Endorsed on suvesoy..
bid for Seventh Avenue North Ne -
son Street. etc, Sewer Improve,ner,
BY order Of the board of public Va
FRANK Or.ESoN' SEE srxs
Date OF first publication. r -felasy
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PORTLAND waEsr NaHkEr.

xSkreTrAx>n MAJ The gzzsscr7
sEsi Esse.Sa nasal n1AzkSss ~egs sagsx 80
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~ 49, ~
efFtCE < =. NJ. VANCOUVER BAR
sAess. Wash February !, ISIS, Sealed
proposals, ia sriplicate. VIII be r~ceiesi
arse. Uut3 u . clock az. lesa sne-
ssssaa tniei. March tSya fer furnish
sas al =. ". Depot. Portland or. - s.sa
n eases of two Ave gallon essss2
esSh L. :. reserves r3kht to reject
~ arvsps any or all proposals or AIRY
ssxs taeg*2s. Information furnished en
spVnesston. Envelopes containing pro
Ms she4iA b marked Proposals fay
sse@ss. G - NJ
'ssaiss ~ tepNTRAse IA iR<~Tssls wsl
sses vel az - l. o'clsnck IA NvsfneS-
-. -, AsFce ;. fer furnishing laying sssl
ssas esas:ege Uysoa Ats0Hs eleven TnAAsS
oescse HA<a- EsaT Information &lsccs-
.ssas sa& fern1s for assiAiaEa csai-
@sess are referred 10 tse &ndeysigsass;
. eae NA@k - AiNe@g's nftsese ia The tSfs
e. ok.f p tNeT1TSsSIlt~
.a-Ss tath t0isfrsalttco % tAe Queen
~ Soess Roads club
~uFls,E 10 Ct> TRACTORS Taylor Az
~ ssa4s~ . Ans. etc. lEaFgos szzstsat.
ness 80. = aeE~eS ssyea max seale- pro
So saA ~ receive % ~ sae unGrss -te<a
4 q TBS soard II paalic works az
la sfoSs . K Monday March sia.
nas - sSs szstsE'V Ker&ent ~ IaskoF ave
b. $500 49, LesnF Nay - Harrison street
Mr. s~sSitts &s& parking sAs& avenue
sxncs X 49, t~s+efs provided - ttkas~
Esfr-as s@aa SssAI - }sss,&s tAIsT~V~fIaSf NJ
TIE 49, ~ &11 "a Accog1SAsc% ataA
h az ans specifications now On ttte
49, aSssr a. zee sa&sa % pgelSc wpF>>-
e~xtsx-s ~ rcss ~ accompanied - =
to esIs sssFsA payable - she order e.
tssn e. SSSsSstralleT. Tor - ss4Ess n9t less
~ Pes SeEt. us sas os4. AAd 10
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% SAID check. psiapSnaeo
lee suecessfai aAde. vi, oe rso,,sr.ys e.
go alto cenfras. ard surrsiss ssrt.s.e :"
rssy ss.1 Tor tAs amount required Is r.
~ 1870 ana tire sAws NJ sne stas-
= W1Aenxton. within ten Lass ss.e- -
.sS a1sihsd OF the zEard 81 - . gs.r,s "a
- pit. falling to do 50. the sad sssse.
80. ne amount AIRED therein xla Dc for
a. % sne city. Nc person i eliwsss.
aeaer wins has, wftafn ,wo @sar.
x..s - the letting oT said coutr.rs -.
sxsAal - payment 81 any stsst cIag-n -
~ ars Nssk or labor perfSrnec ar any stsI.
go AIersaI furnished pursuant 10 ary
49, SonlT&Gt. a. herein aey1rssssss g.
r, wstnIn said two years 1aals.ss - cow
Hatr any such contract
SpseiAs atfs1ucn ss called 90 article
xAni2 OF ths city charter. a. now IN, fs.r~s
ls.aunx 10 hours Ok labof.~ and 10 artg
SIC VIZ, section - suits and > rsaasln~
70 oonas and sureriss aAs
80 ocaTc OF public works reserves the
Hfns 70 reject any and all BIDS
,..rroposass Ils1st De Endorsed en- .,,vetors.
bsc Tor Taylor Avenue EesiSsSrsIEt
exc, improvement
~ oTaer % the board OF public works
FRANK 0I1ESOS seer.;a - 0'
,es DaIe OF nrss publication, Fsbruary xstn
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BOSTON. March z--{'iasSng.
rowtcn a. Mon so sPafroit 49, - sfx
Butte < Bostoa "a
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. March z lisa
Exchanges at the Seattle, Tacoma, SYo-
kane and Portland clearing houses today
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NOTICE fsF ASSESSMENT ROLL
Na&ce q Assessment ROT ~ ISe1nl lEss-
rscseTsEt Di<srfet No. Is. fer szss Est-
pzovenaert Of cs-sAsn p<~tssIS ~ Sepss-
he4r Street and NJ cextsa- gts-r streets
aszS arersssA - TIE s~ss - See tie xFsiesr
SrsziraTrs Ne Sa@e ard hearing IhSreus-
~E4es assxss5y given taat the a-zseEs-
Nfenf rnA .. I<ta4 Improvement IsSfrsss
Ne ~ fer the Improvement q esrfsaH
pa~sicEz Of Rerszbaiesn Street ssss q ees-
under Ordnance Nc s8s haz t,een Re-
ported ~ tbs Ecafss % Pzshstc WORKS -
the 8Tsy Cc.Bca Of the Cry Of Seattle. ard
Il now OF fise sn the Office OF tsle Cay
Couas.srDlle- end ex-ofySeIn City Clerk. ard
tns same r. row oges for g1osic tasp--s-
ts0E az Sad orace. ant VIII remain open
for Inspection Until MosEgzy the 9Th day
OF Msrca, isss- 81 ~ oelsSsk p. ~. AID
al Es-Nsgsz igsters~tsss ar~ hereby required
10 appear k<foss tse city councG a. ser-
s.sn thereof 70 De- hsld III the co9acs.
Chamber is sxe 6sfg Hall on said Ash deg
q March, 1855 81 - o clecG .. lfa4 and
fixed TIE CITY CotaaeIi VII coaster aay
an9 ali objections nasie and xil make
ss1e8 corrections sn sAi5 roE as X deems
tast ard VIII taen by ordinances appr,ge
s2cA rot AID !esy and assess the amounts
sfaersc9 asaarass each Tagces and lot 81 ard
Ehowr IN said roll and declare the sane
ErHr lses thereon
said matter may 10 adjourned 20 a later
date II 90 ordered BY t!se City Council
WILL H PARRY
City Comptroller and sx-ofYic.o CITY Clerk
OF the City OF Seattle.
Date q first psabsSc1 ton, Maria z isas
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Lumber aaa Building Materials.

Superior qvaiify. p0- ". No. ! ar
So rzs rsf saatsh}e FIR. 81 sgsss "a No !
ss45ar s&s1T tesy0 ga8F7 Fsst II g. ss4l-
SPRUCE legs. IS ~. cedar sn.nxle esits a. M
g ~
faced nne ~ fwo Ss8s=s : - ard u 5ss~-ae
zlfe xiaa0. }eax7hs - "a = fast. ssees..sl
lengths. SIC fyer IS extra. asse~aneA nssEaa,
sfwfS at3 v~rss a gran s. peep e extra
F741rtHG. dressed ard matched sg-sYss.
sfgsck tssard@e s-tncfs s@u3s Ia~irch g. t.ssE
= gS-fn<h SNIis FeustsE. NJ or s-4nrh
rFs4sfa. 81 NJ. - r. Y or channel rustic
r. DROP ssS>Gg WEIGHT - tte sk3ssf&
Eay timber ysists ausf sekuksiugs rt4s H.,
s. ssse s. = : r 81 1~fa~s : = sl44A
fox teg ry3a is-fs.sh sd az s.
Nssas~rtoa He'd Cellar Lumber Resagss.
sSsss 1s*xe5 zest1g. ~ssEhk ~ u.s. slsssls -
cssHak w~5Eats <as / sras Z s~~aHseeR
So sEs <us J. : ard z ss-Snch 7s 80
Ssa-s 4srss.-ssssag. s2a<s.s raslsr a. -
- sAsnE5ss s. = standard sfssNs Ies 5. %.
sweA aussh e. - ar; Is feet. 3-ss -
ta.csI 6nash. 80 Is. Cedar squares g. s ;
$50 n fs~E fs8ssS7. 9tcket@ sl@
sNAH-sss Sa4ss !. 81 sAaN ssszG@ 81 GrexT.
ZgrSS&gs AA.-
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vegetables.

Potatoes 1jooMne}~ White River Early
Pose. So: White River bsfrtanks $50 =
fsiafa4 Early Rose 81. Island waite r..
Yakima sGSf@4 sweet potatoes &c per
ib, nAtire silver skin onions. tls Der .or,
Oregon and Yakima silver skins fancy
s2SfeS rer ton. 5sets. 3 per sack. carrots
sei ss5c per sack: uFah&gas &C Ter sack
tavnips. Sc per sack, cabbage. IsYf2c. ya3
ca htsaEe, Ia paTsntTS f1f4i.@5 .s-sr s.1cx
eaulist0weF- %AeFsSs per dog IN. H. Sfars
squash Stzc. horSsTadfsh &. garlic fac
celery ansa5ec per dozen. dollhouse seftara
&c per dozen. ra4shes, tec Ter co2sn
rauaarA tac per IN.
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Green Fruit tiehesngA-0~sreeS e~~ss-
iifr~ g. ss'ssi =. n&veIs Sc 5sst2 ~. lemons
s.saasa; apples. fancy. Fsc5isi 3 Per box
rcakfng apples SScsssl yer box: bananas
8 80 - yer tuuch, eTanaerr1ss s. 20 r>sr
&bi Sc per fesx California white fgs
LAYERS Ie-ih box. 3I.29. fA-Ih carton box
81 ~. California bisek figs. s'-fb boxes
s. -. SMYRNA tlrS @sc per n. rev dates
s91a.c, sweet snp2s elder. &c per Esifon
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= = =
THE COTTON MARKETS.

New York.
NEW YORK. March 2-Cotton-Xtd-
dlings. ss-isc.
New 0YseaMo.
NEW ORLEANS. March 8-Cotscn--
Steady. nsddisaSs. &c.
g g
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On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady creamerses lag
&c. diaries. uasul7c. EgEs Arm. freah,
lsc. Cheese steady and unchanged.
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THE Wo0I. MARKErs.


LONDON. March There WAS fair
attendance at the sheer-kin sales today
The sales numbered s.ss7 bales. and COM
sisted Of good selection. There Vas
brisk competition. The general tone of
the safes was firm. Fine crossbrets and
better cumhing rsexfnos were most ia r.
quest aud slightly harder.
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Ciearanees. Balances
seattle -. ..3lsAxSe8 10 $3.50 ~
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with wheat Receipts wsre quite mo1ae-
ate ard cables were Asa lower. Nay cAeoed
a shade lower
Trade IN oats was small and without
special incident May lost &c
The provision market fc~k quite Jump
az the start when II was kncwn that the
srcseA&@ "a stocks 81 cut meats and Lard
WAS considerably less than had been
iceskea for. The close was ~ an advance
81 SFssse fsr pork. Sc In lard and . shade
higher IA ribs
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Tasaf sales

Total safes q stocks to-day were ~ ,ssa
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Newly { ON mitted to all

Huntsville, September 29.-(Special)-Af
ter a preliminary hearing before Justice
c. N Vanght and E. B. Stewart yesterday
afternoon Bud Newly charged with the
murder of Hans Danielson at Toney, was
committed to Jail in default of bond in the
sum of $1,000. The defendant was repre-
sented in the trial by Judge William Rich
ardson and the state by Solicitor Belts.
On September IA Newly and Danieson en-
gagged in an alteration in the sawmill at
Toney and the latter was knocked senseless
by blow from Newly, who used a large
pole. The injury proved fatal. Newly
claims that Danielson advanced upon him
with a pistol and that he struck him in self
defense. A large number of witnesses were
examined during the preliminary trial and
Newly proved a good reputation while that
of the murdered man was proved to be
quarresome.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-30
COMMUNICATIONS INTERRUPTED
Camp at Glencoe Natal, is Free from
Sickness

Capetown, September pa dispatch
from Glencoe, Natal says photographic
communication between here and the
Transvaal is temporarily interrupted. This
is supposed to have been caused by thun-
derstorm. The camp is free from sickness
and patrols are regular and ply in the di-
rection of Dejagers drift, on the Buffalo
river where the Beers are reported to be
laagered
1.-THE second movement Of troops from
Lady Smith to Dundee was carefully con
cealed and expediously carried out. The
townspecple only knew of the maneuver
by the presence of the troops. 1t is stated
that the burghers have requested permits
sion to either return to their farms or raid
Natal"
\ telegram from Volskrust says it is re-
ported the Beers intend to take up posi-
ton at Schinons Hogte, falling back on
Laingsnek if forced to do so.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-30
Ne 70 Ea md Dead

Camden. September 2S.-(Spccial)-L
night Ed Walsh found a negro lying dead
in the road seven eight miles west of
town on the Clifton road. The negro's
name was King William and he was said
to be one of the best negroes in that part
of the country. Mr.. Welsh's morse was
frightened on approaching the dead man
and by this means he was found Dis
mounting he found that pistol ball had
been shot into the negroes forehead
Today the coroner and Gheriff are at the
scene of the killing and an inquest is being
held in proper form. No further particu-
lars are obtainabe and there is no availa-
bic clue to the killing or the cause of it.
The best part of the cotton crop has been
picked, and as fast as possible it is being
ginned and shipped. Most of the shippers
are holding their cotton in the warehouses
in town for better prices.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-30
new ASPIRANT
FROM WILCOX
Hon. S. C. Jenkins Would like
to be Congressman.
HE ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY
Shelby County Ex-Tax Collector is
Found to be Short in His Ac-
counts by Examiner Purifoy.
Race for Commissioner

Ase-iIerald Bureau, Hotel MADISON, Mont
gomery September 29.-(Special )--There
was another entry in the race for congress
in the Second district today. State Sena-
tor Sam c. Jenkins of Wilcox is the new
candidate to succeed MIR. Stallings This
announcement complexities the race in
Wilcox county, as both Colonel Miller and
Senator Jenkins are very strong in the
county.
Their views on national issues are also at
variance. Senator Jenkins is a pronounced
free silver coinage advocate while Colonel
Miller is "a democrat who always follows
the dictates of mis- party or in other words
he aoneres To the Democracy of Grover
Cleveland Aside from the other counties
in the district the race in Wilcox is TO be
full Of interest. As between the advocates
of the two monetary standards the county
is about evenly divided, so the question of
personal popularity is also to be considered
in the contest between the distinguished
sons of Wilcox. 1t is not probable that
both of Wilcox's candidate will go before
the congressional convention, as both have
declared to have a county primary settle
the matter of the county's candidate.
Other announcements in the Second are
expected.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-30
Tho Race TO- commissioner

The presence of Colonel R. R. Poole OF
Marengo in Montgomery today has occa-
stoned considerable discussion of the race
for commissioner of agriculture. Coionei
Poole is in the race to succeed Commission
err Culver and he is making very strong
showing. He has friends in all section OF
Alabama, having served in the house Oh
representatives, besides otherwise taxing
an active part in politics for the past sew
eral years. He is one of the most pros
porous farmers in Alabama, owning large
and valuable plantations in Marengo and
Perry counties.
His friends claim that Colonel Poole Is
an easy winner. In fact up to the present
he has no opposition. Captain ]. F. Thorn
ton of Talladega and John Cheney of Mont
gomery are both mentioned as probable
candidates, but neither have yet an
nOunced.