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RESTORED
After Many People Have
Been Arrested.
DISPLAY OF WEAKNESS
On the Part of the Government in the
Guerin Affair is Said to Be the
Cause of the Troubles of Yester-
day Afternoon.

Paris, Aug. 21.-1 a. m.-Up to the pres
ent hour 56 persons have been reported
injured, including several policemen.
Nearly all We're hurt by being crushed or
trodden under foot. A body of rioters
who had taken refuge in the court yard
of the Garde de rEste was expelled by the
police, who made 25 arrests. Quiet has
now been restored.
a. m.-Besides St. Joseph's church,
two cafes We're wrecked. AT late hour
10000 people We're in the Boulevard de
Magenta, which runs past the end of the
Rue de Chambroul. They are kept con-
stantly moving by the republican guards,
who made a remarkable display of force.
Large bodies Of police were constantly
operating in and around the Rue de
Chambroul large force is in readiness
at the nearest barracks. In the collisions
tween the anarchist and Guerinites the
scuti1ng was serious and three companies
Of the republican guards charged the CON-
testants, several persons being injured.
Fifty or sixty policemen We're seen strik-
ing wildly at every person within reach
on the Boulevard de Magenta. A lad was
! knocked down and while trying to rise a
policeman literally jumped over him.
| According to some, paving stones We're
! torn up and used as missiles. In the
| Avenue de Taillekourg there was a fierce
conflict. The police had to draw their
swords against the anarchists, who as
/ sailed them with stones. Four policemen
We're wounded, two so seriously that they
had to be taken to the hospital. A la
mentable feature of the affair is that it
will be regarded as a ro-Dreyfus demon
stration and react greatly to the detri-
ment Of the chance of acquittal.
1t is much to be feared that yester-
days scenes were due to the weakness
the government has displayed over the
! Guerin affair. The governments desire
! to avoid bloodshed has been mis.nter-
preted with the worst results. 1t ap-
pears that the anarchists demonstration
was decided upon a a meeting held Sat-
urday night. The Journal du Peuple.
edited by Sebastian Faure, published a
manifesto denouncing the military party,
the anti-Semites, the monarchists and the
priests and urged its Importers to meet
force with force. "Should Dreyfus be con-
Victcd" said the manifesto, "it will be
the triumph of bandits. Should he be ac-
quilted the military section will be open
to rebelllOn.'
The paper called on all anarchists to
demonstrate against the priests and Jesu-
it's. Copies of the manifesto We're scatter
ed broadcast and the result was that the
anarchists tlocked INTO the streets singing
the "Carmagnole' and crying "A bas
Rochfort,' "A bas Drumont," and "A bas
Guerin.''
a. m.-The prefecture of police gives
the following statistics of yesterday vs.
riots: Thi ee hundred and eight persons
were injured. Three hundred and sixty
were taken to the hospitals Fifty nine
police agents We're wounded, besides Com
m isearies Coulter and Dolsmine. One
hundred and fifty persons were arrested
Of whom eighty are detained n custody.
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Six Bargain ahles Full

Every piece of cut glass thereon has
been cut in price from one-fourth to one-
half our regular figures, arranged as roi-
lows.
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.:nnessy /. s
zpecia1
OF Si1ks...
Big Business Bringing
Bargains for To-Day.

There is such a thing as having too
much of good thing. We know it, be-
cause here are lots Of high grade silks,
new styles and pretty colorings, and we
have too many of them. Our silk buyer,
with some ten Others is in New York.
New goods will be coming in with rush.
We have big store, but it's bigness is
not commensurate with the big business
we are doing, nor with the big stocks we
might carry from one season to another
if we didn't make it point to close them
out
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be dispersed to the accompaniment of
cuffs and kicks by the police. However,
some of the bolder spirits among the DEM
onstrators would appear to have gotten
the upper hand. The men whose names
are given with that Of Sebastian Faure
as heading the demonstration are no.
bodies,
Daily inter mountain., 1899-08-21
Sale price $I.oo
At $I.5O yard
Sale price $I.5o.
A Big Cut
in Fine Cut Glass

A week ago we started sale in our
Basement Bazaar to close out all broken
lines and surplus stock in Fancy China,
Lamps, Glassware and House Furnishing
Goods generally. This sale closes on
Wednesday night next. Because we want
to make clearance we are willing to
make cut in price that shall open the
eyes of all housekeepers to the advant-
ages that may be gained by an early pure
chase at these favorable prices.
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LIVE STOCK MARkETS.


AGO, Feb N-~Cattle were largely
fAc lower: fancy cattle brought Sssei Ks;
choice steers $5.soeSS. 50; medium steers.
81 Ss.s5.i6: beef steers. safs<sa IS. stockers
and feeders s3So<fs g bulls, s.. 5Sas< Is.
cows ana hetfars, s.. ssf4: Western fed
steers. ss.1Si4.T5: Texas steers. AeSSS&so:
calves, 2SS1.Se.
Hogs were 61Ioc lower: fair 10 cfcice
packing lots, s. sssi2 -: mixed, sS-ss+s J 20,
lights. s. seaiS,s 50; pigs. S.1S4f&6d
sheep were i0c advance poor 10 prime
lambs. SssSIn.; inferior 70 choice sheep.
s. des34 ,s4 chiefly a. s. soa'SS. ysasiinss.
si2fS&SS
Receipts Cattle. 500: hess. 50 90:
sheep. a.1qo.
OMAHA, Feb. N~~Caftle-Receipts = 80
head. Marke: slew 10 l9c lower Native
beef steers. $il54f5.@a. Western steers. 81
So ": Texas steers. Sc 75ffs s.; cows and
heifers. s3s0s3i@5. Gamers. s2ses13 IS:
stockers and FEEDERS. 81 s1ftS S.: calves 81
al. "a bulls and stays, k54s4i0.
Hogs Receipts. 4Gse head. Market SC
lower Heavy. S.s.'&5S.I5: mixed. 81 eZsa
si3sT3s; light. sS55826S: bulk Of sales.
s. seeiz4is.ssis.
Sheep ~ Receipts. $500 head Market
active and stronger. Fair TO choice na-
;ives 81 Ssgf4 g. fair "a choice Westerns.
81 7esst.e5s common and stock sheer. s.. ~
s3T0. lambs. s4g4ga.
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s-tncA frish. s.; No. :, =: V Or channel
rg3S.se. Or crop si2ug weight ss rs
Sl~sI4 F.r timber sg-sts and ssssntssnxS
rouge. ssHsSEs, : z - sagals as
Iy-1+. BOX boards, i2-snch and Up. as
" sE.nston Red Cedar I.Gra her E.e- gn
SEsS eev1i siding, weight - lSs Sls8sIE -.
ealing, weights N2s. T. and :. ss-gach
1.@E.a lbs. Nos. = : @nd ;. @S-tacA. ~ MS
SIS.2-. wA4ascctsnz. s2s3is rustic gsss
a. shingles, s. 3 STANDARD shingles, s. 10.
l-i1ca Gussh. =. "a ard = seet, s-ssg &c:
.hics en.sh. t@Sss1s; cedar squares. : = ,
ard - feet. S-sE70; pteAsts. So
kfi2-dr1et. 81 II advance q green
DraEAxe. &c.
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- lhe ne@essstses 0f .hs area o~ ssss--ge.
= - azkeSse5 s9r his Improvement skall
y ses.ee4 ~ asrssabeEors provided. All tne
remaining F9TrtoE ot he e1SS 81 s1ch raAiS
% nt@Fe.pt-nx por@sors q sail zew@~s
s,aA-- f'~ pz44 ~ tse City from as Cens-2I
e. That re City Euz9zeer BE directed
Fe 45Fn4S1 - t5e s&ty Council az ess .
os ne cost - Ezs4 inzpr0s sEgezt, gg1c1 So
s-Gs4t~ = sFoE tee Eroas2F<4oa % aa4a COST
70 - tome ~ TIE GS.rfcs aSss yhae % u.
E3l1 y t2e csty .,er9 the Genera FIND
50 4Eat the ra@sssr Ok making sad frrs-
S<oFsrIa@s-t vii u considered by TIE G~4sv
Le@ncza a. session hereof 70 rse he'd or.
fh@ 81 day % Aarcn, va. az 7.s0 o'cgork
> n. a. which tine -. D@Fsoas desiring
70 e heard before ~ C3ty LouacE tsEs,a
Gse matter et Masking Sad .rnprUYerre 3.
are n9tifse5 % ~ present
Passed the C3tg Council the r3<h day ~
Fef'E aaFy, ls-a and ssgEsed b re IL open
tess.0g q r1ssls4c2:lon aF as ssasE@e@ ga.s
lSin Cay OF February. ise.
IS. '. RTSEHART,
President of the Cts s-oxussa
Fled BY me this I@sh day az Feoruarx.
ks WILL II PARRY,
City Comptroller ans E.x-oTicse Cltv fsle-k
tsJ 81 X (0KYEL.L- Deputy Clerk.
Dale 81 6rss publication, E'sEssGagy L.
isss
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BuN AWAY FROM SCHOOL.
Two Indian Boys Caught I'm This
CITY and Taken Back TO Puynfiup.

Aifred Gordon ara william AT.ol two
Indian boys who ran away from the school
81 Pgs a-l4p were arrested in this city
|. iate yesterday afternoon ard taken tack
GAs5 night. one Of the boys left school
Monday afternoon and tha other followed
IA ths evening. They Galsn they I'D not
receive proper treAsTnsat nj the school.
When ash Ell why they did MT no 10 Ia
csana, one said that their Intentions were
20 take passage on All Alaskan boat and
so north and for tia reason they came
&, eeats5e. Both OF hem reached Seattle
thsH morning, intending 10 catch the Cot
tago CITY, bgs sars too LATE.
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NEW YORK Markets.


NEW YORK. Feb. l4.-Siocks today
advanced moderately above the prices pre-
ydIAt0g Before the triple holiday. Com
mission house business vas much restrict
ed, as the severe Storm had delayed small
orders and kept away many customers The
attendance on the stock exchange Was d.
12EisaeG and prices recedea tF4crioaally
through Tie early Trading. The London
market, too, WIS d4A because % storms
sLT0ls 2out England. and Yankee rails,
Ing because u the blizzard. were s4bSc-
qGeotly bought for London account Bur
lngtcn was most prominent stock FOR
strength on 4 runner that Il rG&Un0ing q3aa
Ing; a4tnoux the story lacked conflgma-
ton. The other Changers were synpataet-
te44ly strong. Weather conditions were re-
saoEslble fcr lifting the price OF antAra-
Gle coalsrs and rubber. The improving
tone which became noticeable before noon
spread 10 the rest Of the list as a rule. and
values Were generally enhanced. Other
features Of strength Were the iacal ;rae
ton shares ard the Pacific and Pelnsyl-
Fania- A number OF induslrla4s which
showed early weakness rallied conSllera-
by. The bond market ruled irregular dur
ing the forenoon. but subsequently, hard
ened under the influence d 3 good demand
Of the active lines Total sales, s.. IS. 80.
United States fours coupons. advanced
s IL me bid price.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. 2ls3 per cent: last loans.
per cent. prime mercantile paper, -
03aA Per cent: sterling exchange. strong
81. sea s63A demand AID s4siGisfs sixty
days. posted rates. Asi4 ASIA and SfSSa
i.S6i3: commercial bills, Sass; silver crr-
tiIlcAtes. asa2seesse; bar silver. 5sSse, Mex
lean dollars, sac government bonds,
trnler; state bonds. inactive; railroad
hGuES. Arm
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARkET.

PORTLAND. Or. Feb. 14-F1fty-6 ght
cents 1as generally quoted as q Top slgure
Tor Naia& Walsa wheat today. and some
OF tss dealers did not care for business AZ
Ss.ytnlng above Sc One price Viii bring
oQt about as much wheat as the other,
thoGEh. for farmers are hanging On with
sv1p that shows 10 signs Of s{ackea!ag-
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A private Telegram. received IN this city
AZ n0uGces the ruarfiaEe n Santa Cruz.
Cal yesterday o. Ro5~rt s Browne. ~
sfeszcaw Idaho 70 Mrs Florence CroGks. u
Santa Cwsz Nj bg Wae s. wet kHow
shrous n0ut Eastern - sltrg-oa and idano
"a A banker During tae late war &c was
connected "a tth the VA depart meat tu an
important czpacEty Hls bride was a
wealthy wsfow Il 9arta CrEz-
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New York.
NEW YORK. Feb. lA-Cotton. quiet:
miGGlng. 8 a-i6.
g e e
Boston Wool Market.
BOSTON, Feb 1.-THE wool market
continues steady In tome and fair
amount OF wool has been moved during
the past week. The market for aae fieeces
~ Qsaet and only anIGtsd sales are made
from time 20 time With prices nominal.
Australian woods are quiet. Quotations:
Territory woods Montana fine medium
and finA lac i5c: secured price. <5c: STAPLE.
4T4f{sc
Utah. Wyoming, ete.--Frne medium and
fine, i3Bi5e. secured. tss+sc; staple. u
94sc.
Australian wcal@-Scoured basis. comb
ing supersns, zoo &c. good. sSgsSc: aver
age. ss@tSc.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Notice OF FIRST MEETING OF
CEsat0rs-Ia the United States District
TeaFs for the district % Washington
Northern division. ia bankruptcy. IN
TIE matter Of Charles Il Aoyes, bank
Fzps
10 the creditors of Charles n Noyes. o.
s@at;is. Ia the county Of MEX and dis
TIC. Aforesaid a bankrupt
Setias II hereby given that on the y; h
sxy d January A -. 1888. the said
Cafes B. Moves was duly adjuaacais.a
s&akFEFs. ana that the first meeting Of
IS eredito-s Viii be held al The office ~
sAs undersigned referee in Bankruptcy in
ss.itl% on the ssth day Of FeGruary a u
~ Al ie o'clock in the forenoon. at
sassA time the said creditors may attend
tsVsS their claims appoint "a trustee. ex-
aEssss Tue bankrupt and transact sach
.lacf business IS may properly come be-
faes said meeting
JOHN +. H0YT
Referee in Bankruptcy
FasrgsSy "a iss9
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Lmmher ana Building Materials.

LES ~.st,s~97- quality pe- NJ X -
49, n.rra~asas.~ 1r- - s5s 10
sssE2- zss5 common. psv y Z 10y
s. e~roc@ logs So c@1s~ aA- agle oalts.
F-4~ f.ss7r ~Rruzt 8 tAeck Sa'sA az---
fs~s* es.se - tw1 SIDES - aaS g f-crss
wse xSas r. tsEE*Ns - - q fee ssses- :
3-~Eyh< asc per ~ est~4. ara-:ncA anlgH.
st2FEs ast T4wt-enB gra31. s. rs~~ u ezra
F-ta--~trE dressed a1s EzAf~hes Gs@sFTl
Stock h-sArg5s, SINH. 49, - I9~sacA J. SIS
/. -. x..-ss. lS.A S,s-E.-E. Ma -
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RESOLUTION No. rs Be &. resolved hv
TIE 1lfy Council Of the CITY 81 Seattle
a. fellows.
- That II - tas intention Of the city o.
Seattle u improve Seventeenth avenue IN
TIE Etty q seattle from q r@3fnt - sect
Ma 9y the coDsS r8cLl0n 81 an sroast0Ese
pape sever 81 pr per dimensions taT0zgA
sft4& PORTION of said avenue with al re-
Es@SaFy ayes, openings, man hulsS lamp
hp-es. Yen'l.&iQrs, flushing TANKS and
Cats 4as}as.
- That the cast thereof BE- paid IS as
SfesEnrEts 70 - levied upon ina property
enEsSBtu avenue, under the pan % ''iEr-
Eie9!i.te payment, ir tae manner Irovs4-
- oy the charter AID ordinances Ct the
CitT - seaft@.
g. Tha. TIE city engineer 10 directed
% furnish 20 tha City Co0neli al estimate
o. the Cost OF said improve Enent.
80 IAat the matter 81 making said I'm
prUFetusut wIn re considered IS the City
Council Al session thereof TO IL held on
the alh day 81 March. 1913 st - . clock
2, n, al which time 81 persons desiring
70 * heard 1efore TIE Cts Council upon
ths matter of making said Improvement
ar u55lae4 70 De present.
Passed the City Council the 18th day 81
February. lsss. ard signed - ne in open
session III Authorization q ITS passage
this l3sn dag % FeaE8ary fs9y.
". : BTNEIfART.
President - tae city Council
Flied ~ ice mss 18th day 81 February.
1889.
WILL. II. PARRY,
City Comptroller aud cx-oGlcio city
Clerk.
By q. X. CoRYEI.L. Deputy Clerk.
Date OF first publication, February Is.
fsss
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S1SI ----%--.-.-s.'-- --~+--.''''---'-.-' ~
IesSaer ''.-.-'>.'"....- .-.'--.'''-'''-' ~
CaicaEo Great Western ............... 4N0
Ni.ihie snppiy.
The statement 0f the visible supply -
grain in store ana ascst oG Saturday,
February i. as complied by Tie New
York f~od9ca Exchange. is IS fellows.
Wheat. @l.ISl.sse bushels; increase, ALL
Corn. sl57s.es bushels: increase. : 2ss-
oats. s-iss.oco bushels: increase. IlsN
Rye. l.ss.oo bushels: increase. 500
Barley. asa Go bushels: decrease. - oa
General Quotations.
Fio-r-R Receipts, $50 barrels: experts
$50 barrels. market neglected suf nTfTiy
bed % spring patents,
Wheas-Rece.p,s ls5.sa bushels; exports
ss.@eN bushels: spot, quiet Nc. red. Sic
T. Q. y opsIoas pened s1roGgsr. and for l.
noon Auytag ~ March wheat, and cCfI
weather news. LATER Developments were
more hear.sh. however. following late ca
biss big visible sapply Increase and
sinai cieAranCes, closed weak AZ sac oet
advance on March. hHt - decline On ether
months. Mach closed - $-ase.
Y oo5-FtTEn.
HotS-~SIeasjy.
CoTee-optoas opened cuset, ret I'M
changed Sales, 500 bass. Including
March. z+sc. May. $500: August. 5-sec; No
vsnbsv. Sc. spot Rio duh and nominal;
Nc sav0lce. 6l3c; No. Jobbias. Sc. mid.
2ga., CorGova. - ssi4c.
SuSAr-EAw, quiet and steady: fair re-
hnang. 3 1S-lsc: centrifugal. $ test s-lsc.
refined. quiet but steady.
Metals.
Fig troa--WarranI@ $50
Coppsr-~Lake. $17.15EflS
T1u-S1s 39s4Si94 G-t%~
SQSlter~Sa lstgsIS25
i.ead-s4.s0 The nrm that rxes the sell
ing price Tor miners and srneiters quotes
lead Z. SssU AZ the close
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Whsat-Asrket unchanged, export, No.
club. Sc; No. ! bluesfen Sic milling
No. club. SO: No. oiuesteTn. Sc.
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CHIC AGO MARK ETS.


CHICAGO Feb II 49, ffneruect ed
strength at Liverpool. in addition 10 Hight
domestic receipts gave wheat = strong
start May opens8 Asf%se higher at 77%.
lf1tc and "a N@w Ye~k reported foT@t gn-
cgs fair buyers - March ard May wheat
~ the ssas1arH. the price s0on touches
-4tsc The same zas true II foreign bust
mss here t6@ orders being generally -
buy in short wheat The visible shipment
soon forced tiself upon ths attention u
che traders. snd "a . gave early evidence
= showing p considerable increase Il was
suggestive ~ caution 70 buyers The ~
=s8ls was m Increase 81 LII es-s bushels
fe~ the week bringing the sotas up ~ 30 -
1f1 81 bushels The market. huweTe- IN
anticipation - some s8ch an addition 10
stocks RAD become very heavy and he
fore fha actual announcement was made
the price e May wheat had a~upneT 10
- a-8 il got ss tcw ~ SIS before
II recovered from itE declaring tan6ere-y
The market r7I3@a heavy All fhe tins after
~. res4lT = the visible was known. whfla
= good seal - Tong property zvaS FOR sale
81 tEe ferlir@ May droDpei 20 7@tsc clos
iug - - 1gSz7Sr
Ths early strength - whsst auf higher
cables starred -orn firm II was 80 frrs|v
ofTrreA hnvere- - maintain the Ysse 4
commenced ~tth. ana whes wheat With
syew SIS suppo~f e hrousht corn q .ha
RT0u-f NAY ,0sf NIX.
f,aurNnrGs aatat6a t'gY{ur orders and p
F1oe speculative demand from elevator
concerns strengthened oats. The h~eak n
rhe ether grains caused reaction ~.
re market held fairs steady thToaghou.
'n@ session
Heavy se~eivts q hogs aua l1vser prices
a. the .ar1is hanf caDf-et provisions Th~
rae~ket v1fi@f &u7I All day. Park ~9oeesf
@sgn "A Ioss - ft@sI@'s-. lard T7&c and riss
80 20.
<0. z Wheat.
oserrx Esghez. rnwe~. C-oetng
Nav "a 27s -. ~ - lf-g-s
j35Y .-7<s-zf*t I@*t 14s TIA
No. Germ
Nay --8 - @assH FfT=a
July .. 7@MS$ - -
seut zsa Tzs9szA -
No. Oats
Nay eF7s eSs-frzzsx w.
ys.x - - - Es.xssa 2s55%s5.s@,
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Financial,

NEW YORK, Feb 1.-THE Commercial
Advertisers London financial cablegram
says.
The markets here were very Idle ami
dull today. Paris s1id heavily on uncon-
arne. rusnors Of riot there.
Americans opened heavy on the b.fE-
Eari in America and tho New York
nAnrey outlook. and prices dwindIsi
all dav. There Was little business, and
what there was bad 10 feature
f'cppers were fsv~Tisn- Tlntoz touched
f& and cioast az 4osA Anaccntas were
3 a-ls and c5o@e.t at 90 Itaha were f6ls
ard closed ut 2 a-is. Bos.ons ranged from
q SIS 10 525s. and closed at 81 I-is.
Ieadom stock Market
LONDON. Feb. Ia~Cauadlan Pacific.
Pacific preferred. Il: Grand Trunk. g.
BAR silver quiet at = Tl5d per ounce
Money. Ia per cent
London Copsots.
LONDON. F'eo. IL-Cousols. lin. silver,
e lied.
HreadstsHs.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. IL -wheat~Espot
No red western winter. firm, -. No.
red northern spring. Arm. "a iissd
Iorrs-Spot. firm; American Hased. old.
- sd
Futures steady. February. Is esd;
wheat futures ciossed easy. March. as
SID. May. Is sssd.
Foreign wheat Market.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. l4--Wheat steady.
Holiday In Paris. French country mar
kets dun. Weather In f.ngiand mild
g e. e
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lanes Farley. We 81 charged wsth hay
grr =tsfea A nawseT w0gta ia .rSfa Moran
ssrtsa COMPANY snort t5FHs ago ~as
caught yesterday morning ~ detectives
Ts1e-s ana C-o~ssssst IL a abaek lrs the lgwer
gzsrg o. tl.e cay. y hsk Tho G&wssT eas
etol@n - was est tgts small pse~es and Gold
"a afgreray-t ptaces ja tns ETY. FaE4~y ssA
r.a4g - CHARGED wits graz larceny.
STEAMER Greyhound WI lsaYe Seattle
- Everett : g. n ap1 D m No y
esese~k boat uns1s gargheS notes. II. IL.
seo,E Manager
pwAfrNPER tbe RasnisT-5sra@S hotel
ser. Iessktrg fos = sgks-1szss house Anlsr-
scz1 and Es4-OTs1a plan
E~ra ~ Van pg1svt o sSaf urtSy destroy
al q nagnher - Ssssanass 5SgcxS. - sang
q .@.aa .1su ". s4l..sSA
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Rereiu,. and Shipments.
Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange teas- the but
:e- market was aras< Creamery. &ss-scs
dairy. Eis&Gis<.
EggS--Tl-m. Fresh. @4sSc.
Che0se-SteA1y. Cream. =. fiio.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. fi-To3ay's state
inert o: Tire condition % thu treasury
shows. Avaiixole cash balance, ss78 4sl,-
Sc. gold reserve All 6x Al
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

S~atsfs. rsh IL 1sE.
1Sxe1srSas 81 80 sezssie Tacoma $50
kaz@ Am3 Portland Gearing houses today
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Feb. l4-wheat-Cluo. sac;
blgestem, 6--1tsc
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AssoLt TIoS No. l34 Be &, Rexolvet. 81
ths tsiy Counsel oE Ibs city OF Sea q .
a. f&lsoWs
So That st - TIE intention of tae Ctty
q SEATTLE 20 improve Western Avenue
fsn taa center u Seneca street 10 tte gea-
VI q linton s-rs%t - rTp3snAfug tae same
a1 sy repairing the ~ub-s.F1cture thereof
~ Fhsi Tire cost thereof be paid hy as
ssss1tais & b. levisd on the prp4..f ~
aastans upon said a9yJloa ~ said West
81 Assaee ander the plan os 'iFuIrcsss axe
sfzeal. Ia the manner provided hy tbe
avs q las : ,ate 10 Washington ana IN.
tsastsr aaa Ordinances ~ ths CITY of Sc
tisA
a. Tat the City Engineer be directed
: t-sHssa g taE C3ty Council an essirlA :,
* BE cost 81 sad Improvement
~ Thst TIE sasiter % making saba Inn
slfsl,eag vii 49, considered IS The CITY
.sSs2ssl al a session thereof - 10 held 81
~ @sh d@y 80 February. i@9 n -
500 : N. Al wA4ch Tine al 4srsssgls
ssSfiss 20 be heard before teo Ci.y cuuu-
aIEn lbs matter ~ making said i'm
ssssiaeat az nelnsd 20 be Present
asst2 tae E.fS CouUt0 the lsrh day of
sssta&sx, KS a2d si4Gea hy rle IL 5pea
$3.50 20 tifheist cation of It's fss ss7 ~. q =
tss@ sAy u February lssa