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The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-07-07
Arrived From Dawson by
 Last Nights Train.
BOULDER OF QUARTZ
Three Hundred Wen Hurdcncd
 With Yellow Metal rive En
 Route to the Lower Country T.ey Took inc Irain at Benmctt.

The evening train which was delayed until IT o'clock last night came in loaded with klondikerS burdened with gold dust. As near as couli be eStlmled there was ton of dust brought in.
 This was the first through trip from Bennett to Skagwly by rail and the men appreciated it. When landed in Sklgway they set Ip loud cheering which cou'd be heard all over the eitI. The restlu- rants were immediately crowded anl for several hours did q rushing business. Several of the arrivals are known to have big sacks.
 Possibly the most unique piece Of qu'rlz that ever came out of the interior Is a piece of float which was brought out bv N)e Dufaulbv, who registered at the Occidental hotel. lt came from a bench claim on tier No. 2 on Gold Hill, directly opposite No. 2 on EldorldO. The piece of ilolt weighed about fifteen pounds and contained nuggets all the way through, IS could be seen by erevic $ in the rock. The rock as curio is valued at S5ooo and will be taken to the Paris exposition by the owner He refused s2soo m Dawson for the piece, as he did not n,tL the money, and preferred 10 take it home to France, his native coun ". He also brought out 200 pounds of gold Just
 Following is the list of men at the vari. ouS hotels:
 Mondamin hotel-G. N, Gilbert, A. J. Rol,n, Misses Wright, J. w. Charlton, F Stevens.
 Occidental hotel-Pat Smith, O. J. Els worth, A. N vmOnt, Wm. Clem, D. Cor ain, Steve Donnell, N. Noos, Henry Fau- bert, H. C. Kennev, N. Dufaulby, J. Duget, C. Stevenson.
 Brannick hotel-J N. Hall, s N Charl- son. Wm. Bourgett, A. ravlor. II. O. Hanson, V, L. HotthkisS, L. 5. Emerson, V. L. Spelrs. C. E. Compton, R. J. Rose merry, w. C. Nichols; J. Thornton, C, A. Johnson, $. Havnor, l. N. Pearson. w. F. Mosby, Wm. Hauke, ]. Apid, R. N Blair, A. Pavey, c. F. Ham, John RIgby. E. D. Eby, A. B. Mersender, F. A. Lundberry, wm. Nord, O. Lividergeen, L. Anderson.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-07-07
Mike Ryan Rescued After
 Days of Wandering.
HIS HEALTH WRECKED
Two Men start From Atiin by Taku Route - Endure Untold Hardships - niraciuousiy Hes. cucd-Dcatb Eurks for All who Travel That Way.

For many months but little has been heard of the at one time much advertised, by Juneal papers, Taku route to the Atlin mining district. Now comes a story from the Miner, Juneau paper, winch reads like Rider Haggard production. lt says:
 "Mike Ryan, who was lost on the Taku river about two weeks ago, is at the hos pital anl saved. He has received a shock from starvation and exposure from which he may never completely recover. He has had an experience that few men could have lived through,
 Ryan and Colin Meklnnon were com ing out of Atlln by way of the Taku. They made a raft at the mouth of the Lit tie Salmon to come down the river on. lt capsized and they lost all their provisions. Another raft was constructed. lt was a sort of oatamaran affair, and when near the junction of the Takena and Taku it struck log jam and went to pieces. The men climbed on the logs. Ryan swam ashore. McKinnon feared to move. He was picked up by some prospeetors and finally reached juneau in an open boat.
 "Snce that time Ryan has been wander ing around in the cold and rain without a mofSel to eat up 10 last Tuesday night. lie .S not able to talk at length intelligent ly, except 10 say that he has starved, and m the lack of details a better understand ing of his extruiating sufferings must be left to the imagination. He did find an lnIi n shack. but lately abandoned, man aged to light fire and lay there beside 1t for two days. Half crazy from hunger he threw himself into an old canoe, and was carried down the river through rapids and over waterfalls nearly to ihe mouth ot the Taku. There the canoe was caught in whirlpool of rough water, and instead of being sucked under, as is usually the case, was thrown upon the beach.
 George Rudd and Leonard Edgren, two young men cut prospecting, have q camp near th point. They were in the moun' tains at the time, but on returning to the camp in the evening saw a sight neither will probably ever forget.
 "A man Sli in the brush moaning and rocking himself to and fro. His eyes were so wide open and wide-loOking that little but the whites of them was visible. All the clothes he had on were a taitered shirt and boots so worn that they scarcely eluns to his fec. His legs were naked. He was too feeble to heIp himself.
 "'Come here 10 me! Come here! Help? he hoarselv gasped.
 "Young Edgren became afraid and backed away. Rudd saw that the object was human and not beast, and approached. They took care of Ryan for q day and night. and then brougl him to Juneau In a rowb,at, arriving here yesterday evening and stopping at the Juneau hotel, whence Ryan was subsequently, removed to the hospital. MeKinnon never expected to see his friend and partner again, as he had given him up for daed."
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-07-07
steamers Due In Port.

Suppou Home Industry The plones' eigar factory of Skagway, wholesale ei- o1r and smokers supplies. tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-07-07
IN ounIssIo>ER's toUHr.
Trial Calendar wIiI be Announced
 Tomorrow Morning.

At ten o'clock tomorrow forenoon United States Court Commissioned Charles A.. Sehlbrede, will be at the court room in the City hall, at which time and place the time for trying the following cases will be set. All interested attorneys will please be present: No.
 4-Prlce, l. we'll and Bryant vS. w.
 Moore. attorneys, Price X stevens,
 General Turner. Oo-Tecklinberg vs. s. Bauer. o7-Northup, Sturges X Co. yS. Joe
 Holder. rSo-J. N. Wheeler vS. Sampson X Lum-
 hard. roS-Robert Blve vs. Kohln X Klopllr. zsS-N. w. Fixture Co. vS. p. X A. R..
 &N. Co. 2o7-A. E. Robinson vS. J. II. Brooks; at-
 toneys, Price X Stevens, R. w.
 Jennings 2oo-A F. Robinson vs. J. H. Brooks; at
 tomeyS, Price S Stevens, R. w.
 Jennings. 3I6--PlrkS X Atwell vS. - Wood;
 attorneys, Miller, Lewis. 736-Charles Sehutzman vS. E. Blllinger. aA3 and 344-W. E. Tetrill vs. J. E. Fen;
 attorneys. Price &s Stevens, Lowell
 X Jennings. 3AS-J. $. Nc Cue vS. J. F. Freeman; at-
 tomeyS, MeCue, Church & Day. 3ss-W. A. BiglOw vS. A. Moore; a,tor-
 nevS, Church X Ddy, ......
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-07-07

make the occasion a brilliant one in that baliwlek's history.
 Al six o'clock the train started on the return trip, another stop being made at the summit where another sumptuous repast In the railroad eltlng house was enjoyed. (One member of the party said last night, We ate every two hours yesterday, and never enjoyed grub more in my life.") From the summit the return to Skagwav was made in the coaches, and when at IT o'clock last night the train pulled into Skagway with four coaches and the plat forms crowded 1t looked like q way down South party of exeurslonists returning from a moonlight, watermelon picnic.
 All the railroad camps between Skagway nd Bennett were in holiday attire in honor of the occasion, and in order that the hun dreds pf employees of the company might nwardlv feel In harmony with outward display. Contractor Ieney distributed thirty kegs of beer along the line vester- day morning.
 Thus ended a day the events of which will forever emblazOn a page in AlaSka's history. We are too magnanimOuS to say "Skagwav's history" The trails on which men have tolled, and in too many instances died. are now but a memory. They will be known only in the great vol tune of history which depicts the bitter and the sweets of life as found in the broad, white north,
 The White Pass X Yukon Route Is completed to Bennett, leaving Skagwav the one and only gateway to the wealth laden les of ths interior.
 All honor and all hail to Mr. Hawkins and his associates for the great feat they have accomplished in the construction and successful completion of Alaska's only railroad
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-07-07
White piques and linen Skirts
Ladies' White Duck Skirts
 $1.25

Ladies Outing Skirts in White and ColOred Piqucs, Linen and Duck, stylishly trimmed in a variety of styles and qualities.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-07-07
Freight to
 Dawson! /! |

concluding for shipping your freight from Ben Dawson please call By using our oage oa can
 carry or freight tamboats would charge
 ages during the season without Cattle shipped this way arrive without loss
 weight and condition making good be On your arrival warehouse and necessary your dwelling ready and not before This may emng etc. while at the from fire Insurance route on be ehect ed our office wish make rapid time we will arrange tow for YOU past the lakes delays Verify these facts before shipping Lumber boats and merchandise or all hand mills Living minimum
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-07-07

"There was tumult in the city, in that
 quaint old Quaker town, And the streets were rife with people pae-
 ing restless up and down;
 People gathering at the corners, and they
 whispered each to each, Till the sweat stood on their temples with
 their edrneStneSS Of speech"
 What was it they whispered? Why, that the headquarters for Rex brand oi meats, Olympic flour, and the best of pro- visions for man and teast IS at Lilly Bros
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-07-07

}66-Fleming vS Brooks; attorneys, Price
 N Stevens, Jennings X Pratt. 362-FVe-Buhn Co. vs, Olympia hotel; attorneys, Price X Stevens, Church
 X Dly
 }So-Fauell ys. P. C. s. s, Go; attorneys L. K. Pratt, Winn X Weldon. }S2-FlSel vS Costlett; attorneys, K. w.
 Jennings, Price x Stevens. Sylvester vs. CoStIett; attorneys,
 ...... J.G. Price. 52l-F. T, EeellrvS. Brooks X Troy; at
 tomeyS, l.. K. Pratt, ...... 425-Reinharit vS. Brooks; attorneys,
 Jennings X Pratt, ...... 426-Reinharit vS. Brooks; attorneys,
 Jennings X Pratt, ..... 427-Pratt vS, Brooks, attorneys, Jennings l3l-LlaySon X Co. vs. p, C.S. $. Co.,
 attorneys, Pratt, Vim X Weldon. 80 Mckinley Greek Mining 70. vs.
 Alaska Mining Co; attorneys, Winn
 X Weldon, ...... 3}7-R. w. Jennings vS. C.. E. Severance
 attorneys, Jennings X Pratt, ...... 33S-Lilly Bros: vs, p. C. s. s. Co.,; at-
 tomevS, R. w. Jennings, Vim X
 Weldon,
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-11
Field Mualc.

The first use OF field music of which
we have absolutely authentic informa-
ton was at the battle OF Bouvines,
that village of French Flanders where
the French have won three Victories
Philip Augustus defeating Otto ~ OF
Germany there in 1214, Philip Of
Valois defeating the English there in
134O, while in 1894 the French de-
feated the Austrians at the same place.
1t was at Bouvines, in 1914. that
trumpets sounded the signal for the
victorious French charge, the first au-
thentic instance of a command given
by a trumpet call
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WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE sECUR1T1Es.- firm ard ac'
tive Standard Oil closed at Asaiis. against A'1
AS on Thursday Last prices OF other prominent
issues were: Otis Elevating 1854 preferred, ss9
%: Mutual Gas geq3o2, ew-Amsierdam Gas,
common, 31I4d32h4; preferred eSis9s7l4; wagner
Palace Car N0dg2. Continental Tobacco. common
ssassl1 preferred 7aG7s&; Air Power, SAN
against s6I116s on Thursday.
EXPORTS OF SILvER-Exports OF silver to-
day 697,O ounces
BANKS GAIN CASH.-Bank reports indicate a
heavy gain in cash holdings for the week on IN
terror receipts Of currency and recent arrivals OF
gold Cold imports yesterday amounted 70 sSen
LEATHER PRICES HIGHER 1t was stated
Yesterday In leather circles that sole leather rad
heen sold in carload lots within the last two days
AZ an advance of ~ cents per pound The advance
in United States Leather preferred was based on
good buying by people well Informed regarding thu
affairs OF the company.
LONDON TRADING.-London traded on both
sides of the taking about twenty-five thou'
sand shares and selling thrty-flve thousand shares
The selling was chiefly OF the Atchison and South
ern Railway issues and Pennsylvania.
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS N BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDs-Market Arm Final


RAILROAD BONDS.-Market strong and active
Total sales amounted In par value to SlsIO
against y,14sO0o on Thursday. The heaviest deal
ings In the Atchison, Erie. Kansas and Texas
and Wabash issues: Brooklyn. Queens County and
Suburban 5s. Chesapeake and Ohio 42s.. Burlington
convertible IS. Rock Island As; Cleveland, Cincn-
natl, Chicago and st. Louis 4s. Kansas City and
Pacific lists; Louisville. Evansville and St. LouN
5s receipts Metropolitan Street 5s. Manhattan As,
Missouri Pacific 6s Norfolk and Western consol
As Northern Pacific prior Is and general lien 3s.
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Is, Reading Is.
Rio Grande Western lists. St. Louis Southwestern
lists and DDS Southern Railway IS. Texas and Pacific
DDS; Toledo. St. Louis and Kansas City lsts Union
Pacific Is, Baltimore and Ohio issues when
issuedJ Wisconsin Central LIST receipts. Hooking
Valley IS receipts Green Bay and Western debent-
ure Bs. Kansas City. Pittsburg and Gulf lists, St.
Louis and Iron Mountain IS and San Antonio and
Pass Is
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DOMESTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Som-
rnercal 25c discount bank. 81 premium san Fran
cisco-Sight l5c telegraph, l7i7c. Cincinnau-OSger
the counter soc premium; between banks, par. ga
varnah-Buying l-16c discount selling, zoe per
81 900 premium Charleston-Buying, par: seing
Nc premium. Boston-2lE15c premium ana par
O.lca go-l0c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New-York - Exchanges
s242055 0l2: balances S4 2lO353 Baltimore Ex-
changes. 1895 100; balances, Sl22?9. Boston Ex-
changes s26232 1911 balances s4Sssls Phiiaoe e
phla-Exchanges SIS SS7 096; balances 81. I!9SS Cni-
ca go-Exchanges. $20,s6l S37; balances. 2O34'262
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Csn money IN
London | per cent open market discount rate, rs
az per cent for short and long bills. Berlin dis
count per cent Paris. per cent. Berlin ex-
change on London. % marks 43 pfennigs Paris ex-
change on London, 25.francs ls confines ,a
EUROPEAN SECURITIES. - British consols
closed at III 5-l6 for money and l1lA for the &C
count French rentes. 102 francs 10 centimes span
ish IS in London. 4sas -
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 69Ssc. Mex
lean silver dollars, SIC Bar silver In LONDON
n 9-1ed. .
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. BIO; Lisbon. 43;
Buenos Ayres. 1890; Rome 30
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTs.-customs receipts
reported from Washington. SooOl+o; internal rev.
receipts ss637sO and miscellaneous receipts.
G7S.236: total Government receipts for the day,
s2.2i2157; expenditures. 25Sooo Receipts for the
month to date. 1851 sss expenditures E4.6oS0O
OF expenditures S.6s4Oo2 Receipts for the
fiscal year date s272 sa3,S0S expenditures 1884,
37.31: excess OF expenditures Sl. +SiS3. Receipts
Of National bank notes for redemption. S46S 81.
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
at the Clearing House 81 1.l7s It's net loss bal
ance was s613ls5. made up by gain In currency of
$3.50 500. and loss In coin Of ssO2,@4. The days
operations included Receipts, $,iSslso; payments
yl02 35, resulting In a general balance OF Ni66s3-
s4 consisting of 1881 sss5s6 coin and AS cur
rency The business for the week ended last night
included receipts Of E4sso.ns and payments Of So
40.24 Deducting from the receipts n.i76.0O0 and
from the pAymants t5N.ooo Tor itanas which Affect
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Jan. D. p. m.-The market for AInert-
can securities moved upward all day in New-York
buying. and closed firm with the demand good.
Last prices were Atchison. 23A: Canadian. STA; St
Paul 1884,; Illinois Central. l2l Louisville 6sis
Union Pacific preferred, 1874; New-York Central.
BIN: Erie 1914 Pennsylvania, ss7s Reading nTs
Erie first preferred As. Northern Pacific preferred,
GOA and Grand Trunk. TX.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATEs.-Money on call. p. per cent.
with exceptions al "a and per cent. Time money,
~ per for sixty days. 243 per cent for three
months. 2%G3 per cent for four months and per
cent for six months. Commercial paper rates were
2sASh per for all periods for the best names.
FOREIGN Observation-Disclosures firm Actual
closing rates were;
Cables elght- Sixty days
Sterling .4S5h 4S4kq4 4.s2& a. So
Francs bisk-l-i8 6ien--ie45 GA. 62eiafs p A-i-i6
Reischkrnarks ech s4tgei 1915 Ga. a54 $40
Guiders .... ~ l-lopfoi7 80 15-i6g+0
Bankers posted rates were:
Sixty days. Sight
Para francs. b-<2h k1oA
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IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.
PORT OF NETWORK

PORT OF NEW-YORK
Entered al the port 4s3 47a s2s95 o6S s25 26s
Thrown tho MARKET. 2546.6l5 2l42 40 24l2ooo
From January l. - - -
Entered at the port s7.150es7 s74s4s ssse5, e71
Thrown on the market 30. 3O6 55S 6573sTs 66is.34
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RECORD DAY IN STOCKS.
VANDERBILT STOCKS FEATURES.

STRENGTH THROUGHOUT THE LdSi-
BOND MARKET ACTIvE-MoNEf
AND EXCHANGE.
Closing prices yesterday of the principal &C
tive securities and net changes from Thursday
last quotations were as follows:
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

THE TREASURY STATEMENT.-The daily
Washington statement, covering actual results Of
two days ago. compared with the last preceding
statenent gives the following balances:
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

BONDS.
Furnished ~ Frederic X Hatch. No 30 Broad-rt)
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Bankers posted rates were.
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STOCKS.

Extra. twhen issued. TEX dividend
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Mr. Anthony Hopes new novel, The Kings
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