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REVOLUTION No. iso-Be i, re.olv-
ga by the City Council OF the City OF
Seattle ~ follows:
nl That II In thu intention Of the City
81 seattle to improve the Alley In block
OF Maynards town plat Of Seattle King
street between Fifth ard Sixth Avenues
south, Weller Street between Sixth Avenue
South and Maynard Avenue and SIKH Az
snus South between King Street and Lane
street. In the City Of Seattle, by the con-
strnction OF box sewer OF proper dirnen-
sions through said portions OF said alley
streets and avenues, with. all necessary
openings and appurtenanees.
CD That the cost thereof be paid BY as
sessments TO be levied upon said portions
described under the plan OF Immediate
Payment" In the manner provided by the
charter and Ordinar1l es Of the City OF Sc
nttIe
80 That the City Engineer be directed to
furnish the City Council an estimate OF
the cos. Of said Improvement.
60 That the matter OF making said i'm
prosement will be considered by the City
Council AZ q session thereof TO be held on
the 9th day OF March. 1853. NJ 7.3a o'clock
3. m. Al which time all persons desiring
TO be- heard before the City Council upon
the matter OF making said improyeiner nj
are Notified 10 be present.
Paused the City Council the a0th day Of
March. 1888. and signed by me in open ses :
sion in naturalization OF its passage this
so'h day Of March, 1889 : e,sru.pr
President OF the City Coucii
Filed By me this 1Dih day Of March, 1850
WILL III. PARRY
City Comptroller and Eek ofrleio city Clerk.
By @. X. CORYEiI. Deputy Clerk.
Date NJ first publication. March n. 1899
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IN THE District t~s1F RT OF THE
United Stairs fnT the District ~ Waza-
fagsan N.TtA4Er lfFistan iFs ize 1saf~
tor ~ Austria y. sisIi BarSSaot Nc laa
rs kiankzssxseT.
To ERE creditors - Asssffa y Hga - =
attic ln sAfd sttssFsS3 3 bankrupt
$Gssge - hereby etecm ssas On SIZE sss =
&&s ~ NATre &sSf the said A@*stG II kgtii
MAS dulx &&3geSessss3 eaakg9rs and fhzg
the HTSs meeting ~ his SFesstscFs NgA -
1sl& az ~ a. csc ~ tne gansa*F-sss sFisst Ref
e9~e SIS 2san sFsEgxcy, ~ tne C3ty 81 Seattle.
IN sat& district en Ee# Tn 6sF * 4 ggSs.
ssS8 ~ tee H'gasssk ~ the fNsesss~gza- sk
~nlSA Isssso $50 #a5@ creditors FTzsy asEess4
prove sM48H aSsiEws 8RFeesak t-@&tef. es~
aFs.sn@ fne @aAxrsnt ANa transact sarA
az her aa2SsEsss TAS Fg@E~sfN r0ssSe D.
fare sata ass-Stsns
Dated al said SEATTLE &Ms.A ID KS
JOHN y E{DYT
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
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~or.ce tn CONTRACTORS

NoTtC = 10 ARNtgIf'kss It's The tassFd
OF Regents ~; the NASFYsngf1sa AxfsSili-
taFsil COLLEGE aEaj SCstoof uf Science IN.
stte 8fcfgfrtks 20 present pIaHS ana
sketcaeS foF Ss.ienee Halt aHa FerrS Hat
Vne acxs GAFmitarNe AZ tN"}r annHst
gtct3ac az Pullman WashsmEteEA- April
Nh iSs' a. wklch tire an sfeatt2s't ard
sefssFsa Sem fefa usti =. se4ssSea ARD esss-
played aS prescribed ~ ls~. Corr nstte
ostallssi ljans aud specifications are ssaS
f~fn't+s3 az IS suggested gnsss A0 draw
theS Sss ta {nk TIE plans s9atntttsd are
me- to 20 regarded az competitive, and
ihs s0@sd fvsarseS ta~ Tlxht so *cse4si
sheh architect snd superintendent AZ -
asS sis3stno. it e deems best. aad tu ass he
eesa yeGtsnct Nth said are AiSes-s As1
eeye'Titfszs'a-nI L ssswTsss rnosf AaSassis
~trSes 20 enc college. .AtteatSoa II Sats
70 10 TIE Ge.,oNiHs provision u the law.
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WHEN the sabtecs 10 In the air. every
thing seems 30 speak If IT
Tommy came running into the houne In
great excitement.
What's the mafserT' asked his mother.
Pound fwa double y0iked eggs in sne
barn. he exclaimed bresthlsxaiy.
Have yoa ever found any beforeT in
Newspaper.
Newer said III. excited boy. "We'ss
bean keeping chickens three years. too
Weli." says TufnmTss paternai afsces-
tor shaking his head iagusrsousiy. when
even she aarnysra fowis declare ia sayer
az expansion ! may ~ we'll give iaf~-
YOUTHS s-sfrnysanicf.
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ORDINANCE NO. 52ss-An Ordinance to
amend Section OF Ordinance No 2aso.
entitled "An Ordinance TO prevent the
Introduction into the City OF Seattle OF
unwhoiesome meat. fab ard vegetables
for food and the selling or Offering for
sale thereof for food" approved Dccem-
her H. lsa2.
BE 1t ordained by the City OF Seattle as
follows:
Section /. That Section of Ordinance
No. 2s90 entitled IAN Ordinance to prevent
the Introduction into the City OF Seattle
OF unwhoiesome meat FISH and vegetables
for food. and the selling or offering for
sale thereof for food" approved Deem
her H. 1892 be and the same is hereby
amended to read as follows:
See. T. No person shall take TO any
public or private market for human food
or sell or offer for sale or keep, hold or
have FOR sale. any meat or dead animal
above the size Of a rabbit. or any fowl
until the same shall have fully cooled and
all blood shall have ceased dripping there
from, nor until the entrails head feet
aud hide and born from animals bear
ing the same, and crop from fowls. shall
have been removed thereirom provided
that II the head is skinned IT need not be
removed -
Sec, ? This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's passage
and approval If approved by the mayor !.
otherwise IL shall take effect at the time
II shall become law under the provisions
OF the city charter.
Passed the city council the Goth day
OF March fS9 and signed nv me In omen
session I'm naturalization OF its passage
this 10Th day OF March 1879
w. Y. EENEHART
President Of the City Council
Approved by me this I'd day @. March.
iSs. T. J. HUMES
Mayor.
Filed by me this ed dag OF March. 1880
Attest, WILL II. PARRY
City Comptroller and Ex-offcio City
Clerk.
by @. X. CoRYELI. Deputy Clerk
fSean
ft.,Eifahol II -. ~ tcsa
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Breadstuas.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1-Export
aemand for Hour continues active. prices
nssih,i ay unehanged Wheat on call open
a. lower. Prices steadler. Spot rather
nrmer. for shipping. better demand from
Shippers; milling. unchanged
Barley mad further small decline Spot
market weak. but nominal, as trade was
Al a standsiiu
Oats are s,iIl quoted At the Old prieea
but httle is doing.
Spot quotations were.
Flour-Net for family extras, s. ssg3 IS;
washington. n.ooGaa '" anu
s Ms1 for eaose miiiisx fGs Ss and
lesn.
oa,s-poer to fair. a.saiss; good to
surprise, N45al.55 y
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks, 1855; Oregon
l3'.; wheat. centals. !, 100. barley. centals
ass: onions. sacks. 10: bran, sacks i.sss:
middlings. sacks, 400; hay, tons, asa: wool,
bales. Is: hides. "a: quicksilver. TASKS
Y; wine. gallons, $4,000: brandy, 1ao.
Ciosin9 Quotations.
.Wheat-Eay: May. t.os,s: December,
Barley-Easy; December. ssxc: Novem-
Corn-Largs yellow. uleal.12sa
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spring: Nevada. I0nis,ac. East
ern Oregon, 1oal2c: valley Oregon. l5aifc.
FAM. Northern mountain. sqioc; noun
&c: Humboldt and Mendocfno. sl1lc.
Hops-Crop Of 1888. i5c
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Millstuffs- MsddIinss. soo5o62e.so; bran.
Hay-Wheat ssals: wnea, and oat,
n f.asf bar a. At AZ n
:llql2; stock. slasogli.so; straw. per bale.
Pota,oes-Early Rose, ussa1,Se: river
Burbanks. q 3mLa %; sweet, $2G2ao; Ore
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. onions. Oregon,
slal25: cucumbers. NouIse: garlic, SO
1 ns srssa pss .sss s'sns e sss bd ,s
asparagus. sq7c; egg plant. l5c; chile
green peppers, 2o9soc; mushrooms. io@isc
Fruits~Apples, choice. .l.75; common.
soc: oranges. navels 81 2sr2 IS; Mexican
limes, repack. N.5o65.o0: common Cali
fornia lemons. 75c9S1. q: choice California
lemons. 81 GOA: bananas. n;so0sse bunch.
onds. l7iaalsc: fancy, dairy. is,1gi7c; do
Cheese = New. io,sail,sc:. California
i ise' Eastern 's's"i "A' i''as'
Eggs-Ssore. i5c; fancy ranch. l611sisc.
PouItry-Iurkey gooDlefS, tS4isc pounu
turkey hens. i3414c; old roosters $5.50N
$50: young ROSTERS. $7.5oas.oo: small
broilers N.50d60o; large hroilers. 5xo0a
30, hens $9.0O4lS. 50. flyers. se.0off5 90
old ducks, s. 0OdQ7. SO. geese 81. 10000 pair;
gos.ings. 81 509300: old pigeons. t1.5oul. IS
young pigeons, $22sn25o.
Exchange.
Sterling on London, sixty days, Nsa,s;
sight, $4S6is.
Finaucla1.
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THE CITY OF sEATTI.E.-crviL sERv-

ice Examination.
Notice is hereby given In accordance with
the provislcns Of section Of article XVI
OF the city charter that an examination viii
be held On the 18th day Of March. 1855 for
all persons who viii have flied applications
with the Civil Service Commission for the
position of patrolman for detective service
Ia Police Department.
No application for this examination Will
be approved unless the applicant has had
al least FIVE years experience In police
service and can furnish certificate of effs-
cheney In such service.
For this examination the provisions of
rule 81 In regard 10 height and age will b.
waived 10 admit Of minimum height OF S
feet sirches and maximum age OF IS years
Applications will be received not later
than March 23rd 1899
The examination viii consist OF those
branches mentioned In the rules and regu-
lations md the requirements Of the posi-
tion 10 be filled Each applicant will re-
ceive postal notice of the exact time OF his
examination.
BY order OF the Civil Service Commits
sion. A. II. CIRCUIT.
Secretary
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on said postson Of said Jackson Stress.
under the plan Of Immediate Payment
10 ne manner svovlaed 81 the cnArses ana
CD That the City Engineer be directed
30 furnish 70 tlse City ccanssn m estimate
Of the cost Of said Improvement
90 Thar the matter Of making said In
proseHenf Nfii De considered by tas CITY
Councas ~ q session thereof 20 be held
o'clock %. ma. al which time all persons
desiring TO be heard before the City To1n-
ell upcn the matter OF making said i'm
provemens are notified 70 be present.
Passed The City Council The asfh day o1
March, 1855 and signed By me In open ses-
sion IN Authorization Of Its passage this
18Th day Of March. 1893
W. v RTSEHART
President % the City Council.
Filed by me this 18th day og Marca. $50.
WILL III. PARRY.
City Comptroller 4 Ex-officio City Clerk.
By c. K CDRYELF. Deputy Clerk
Date OF first publication. March =. 1888.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO March zs-Frienis OF wheat
suffered a disappointment at the start
FOR TN spite of considerable strength ex-
hibited on the curb last night. May wheat
opened ixs1s.c lower al ssusai4c. The snief
factor in the weakness was the radical
change in the character OF the advices
from Liverpool That market at the open
ing which responded only feetly to yester-
DAYS strength here commenced itFlmeu-
stely 70 break closing with loss 81 IVA
With thar siscouragins situation 10 start
on confidence was undermined ard fqna-
dation became urgent. forcing Mas ao~n
Ia sgSc Reports from private sources or
damage TO winter wheat came in from
all quarters. There was q general ssslink.
however that the increased breadth OF fali
seeding would amply compensate for whas~
ever damage has been done. The Liver
;,s,ai weakness was said - be due 10 free
offerings OF wheat from Russia Az ssssc
the market was below the level OF pa's
and buying against those privileges to-
rether with scattered covering by shorts
on account Of firm continental markets
started an upsarr near the end. May
rhaa. closing Mt sefsls.Ae.
Corn weakened easily with wheat. but
later rexainei most % the ioss small
receipts ard "a fair shipping deman5 were
responsible for the change OF sentiment.
Nav declined NC.
n..s were active ard lower with both
naying and selling scattered Tnrre was
GOOD yssf demand from the East May
closed Aa1Ac lower.
l-nHsr the influence 81 an improved ex-
rSors demand for lard. provisions ruled
s.rsexpeotsaEy steady MISUNDERSTANDING sae
eschsugsng ~ May holdings for july or
ssn,st~rrber Al the current asN~rsnFss.
polk improved 1ssc and LARD and rsss sc
Zach
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The nssgsas az Harvard graduates vh5
have .esreassnsesI The e fitts5 States a. fns
t.o1r, 81 81 James are John ADAMS. Rufus
King. 1sssssrs@ Bancroft. fsfwsra Everett.
Charles Francis Adams. John fsathrop
Moslsy. Isrres Russell Lowell Esheft r.
I.AneSls srd goaeon H. Caoste.
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ORDER or NOTICE THEREON

ORDER or NOTICE THEREON.
District Of Wasatngten-ss
On this &Ist day ~ March a y Isss on
reading the foregoing petition II is
Ordered b~ the court that - hearing -
had upon the same on the 18th DAY o.
Arm A. II iSs before said court az
Seattle. tn said district at 10 o'clock tn the
forenoon. and fs2t notice thereof ae psfss-
Ashed Ia The Pass Intel x~acSr a news
paper printed IN said district and that all
known creditors and ether persons Ia in
fgrest may APPEAR ~ he saSR time ard
place and sha~ eAuse. II Any they have
wAy the prayer Of ske SAIL petitioner
should aet b. granted
And ~ Is further ordered BY the court
that fhe clerk shall send hy mail ~ an
knnWn creditors cogs3ss us sad Petition
and this order addressed 20 thsu, at their
places ~ Tvsi4i%nc. as stated
Witness tae Honorable T. 81. HANfor3
JHdSs 81 see saia court snf tAe Sssg tasre-
nf At Seattle in ~. ii District uYs TIE rsxs
day 81 March, a u {xsa
enter; u II HANruRn. Jgssixe
II, Il HOPKINS
CLERK
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. March N-The wheat
market continues quiet. but no notice.
soie cnange occurred locally today. Quo
satons on Waiia Walla were generally
1oous SOC. with nc to ic more possible
Tor heavy wheat for milling purposes.
Saaies about sac and bluesfen 5ael6lc.
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THE WOOL Markets.


IsoudOms
LONDON, March es.--The wool auction
sales today were good. with onerings OF
were high and good merinos were taken
by the continental buyers. Better cross
breds were In brisk demand. With the
cane 81 Good Hone and Natal stock Was
In good supply and sold well. The closing
tone OF the sales was firm.
During the series 5000 bales were taken
hv the home trade AGO. by the cont.
nent. 90 by the American buyers and
u 400 were carried over to the next series.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States. District ~ Washington.
Northern Division. In Re y 7. cheek
Bankrupt. In bankruptcy.
tn the Honorable &. II. tiantora. Judge
of the District Court OF the United States
for the District OF Washington.
y r Cheek, ot Seattle in the County
or King and State or Washington in said
district respectfully represents that on
the 18th day Of February. isa. last past
he was daily adjudf 4 bankrupt under the
acts ~ Congress relating IN bankruptcy
that he has duty surrendered ali hts prop
erty and rights ~ property. and has fully
complied with all the requirements OF said
acts and 90 the orders OF the coort touch
Ing hss Bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prars that h. may ~ de-
creed nv the court to have a f4lii DISCHARGE
from all debts pFuva5ie against his estate
under said bankruptcy acts except such
debts as are excepted by law from such
discharge
Dated this Gst day Of March A y.
lSe, y T CHEEK
bankrupt
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CHICAGO, March ga--Caitie were slow
today: fancy cattle. 40: choice
steers. s. Na5.es: medium. N.SoNA&. beef
steers, S. SxsAbS: steckers and feeders,
S. 5esI4ss, bulls. ts@sG4. Western fed
steers. s4a,sia.sN: Texas steers. Nso1A0:
calves, $s5ef7iS
The demand for hogs WAS especially
strong and chs higher. fair 10 choice.
sssss-sfS IS, packing lots. H.sSfIaS,, mixed.
q ovls SELL: butchers sa604i3.ao: lightU.
S. SsSIsSs, pigs. 2-Sa5.N.
sheep Strong; poor % prime sheet. =
as; chiefly $40 and up: yearlings. 50
SIS: export heavy sheep. Sass. inferior to
choice lambs in fleece. sold at ssns-@:
Rseeipts-caisle. iico: hogs 5000: sheep
ls,0o.
OMAHA March 2-CNttle--Receipte. -
ono: market slow To shade lower: native
beef steers S4sfS.t0. Western steers, xsu&&
40: Texas steers. $s.6o0AsO: cows and
heifers. tssoQs.is; Gamers, 0o,0S3:
ssockere and feeders. 0.g0Ql0: calves. ~
ais.7s. bulls and stays. n@ma.0.
Hogs-Recespts 800: market steady and
strong. heavy, g. S2lySt3.N 10. mixed. G.60Q
ass: light. ss.5sI3Ssas. bulk OF Aies. 0so0
as.
sheep Receipts. $500: market steady .
aasy. fair 10 choice Westerns, NMte0:
common and stock sheep, 3u3-se lambs.
N3ff5,7e.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wneat-Aarkes s.neFaaEed: EXPORT. No.
I club. ssc. No / hiuexfem 81. rnfi,fnv
NO. club, Sc No. hlueeten. &C
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Ftnancta

NEW YORK, March 23--The CONNER
cisl Advertisers London financial cable
gram SAYS;
The markets here were very slack this
morning The tone. however. was hrm on
more buying OF consois for the sinking
fund which requires the purchase of =
MILTON By the end OF the month. Amer
ieaus verc neglected, but steady. In the
afternoon New York bought 81 Paul
Norfolk and Denver preferred. The close
was the hest.
Ttntos were :szs on the dividend of &c.
rtahs we're Mar at 7is1fs. Bcstons were
Pa. Anacondas, 81.
Cl0slaU Quotations.
LONDON. March 23--canadian Pacific.
sslx. Northern Pacific. s0A&. Union Pacific
preferred sggs: Grand Trunk. ~ Bar
silver steady at q it'd Money, Ts4SS
per cent.
Hgea aata @a,
LIVERPOOL. March z7.--Wheat-Srot
Arm. Futures quiet; March. 5s nd: May.
81 I'D, July IS 3ksd
Corn spo, firm; American mixed. new.
d sd. do old. ss nd Futures quiet:
March nominal: May Il I'D; July, n tAsd.
Wheat in Paris Arm: dour I'm Paris
QUIET French country markets firm
LONDON March 23.--Whest--cargoes
OF coast, buyers and sellers apart. car.
goes on passa ge sellers az advance OF 10:
Walia walia, rs Id. English country
markets quiet.
e. e. e
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nsGz.. wsfnscoting. sle9i4. rustic. xsso4.
a shinxies G-I: standard shinkies, 81 r..
LINEN anisa. I. u end is feet. $S5a4:
thick finish. 31100. cedar squares. !,
htin-dr.ei. 81 IN advance OF Green.
praysge, 5r
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STEAMER Geo. f. Starr EaA chang3i
ner ssuss gsassnx Seattle AUDcay We'd
,sssszsy ard Friday ~ - IN
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SEATTLE CITY

THE CITY OF SEATTLE CITY
Treasarer's Notice.
Notice b hereby given that the fourth
annual inssallmenf Of local Improvement
district No VI for the improvement OF
Bush street and The portion OF Cullen
stree; and GermzIne avenue intervening
between the north and south portions Of
Bush street at their respective intersec-
lions Herewith. from Jackson street 10
Day street, in the city Of Seattle. under
the provisions OF ordinance No SsAs, which
provides for the improvement Of said
street by grading the same and con-
struct,ng sidewalks on both sides thereof.
with parking strips between sidewalks and
roadway and providing for the payment
therefor in insialiments and establishing a
fund for such Iayn snt by the levying and
sysiieetion OF special assessments upon the
property benefited by the Improvement
and providing for the issuance Of bonds
q: authorised ~ N &C, 81 ts Legislature
March g. 1883 and under the provisions
OF ordinance No. 1913. approved May Z.
1894 as amended by ordinance No $40
approved July II. 1854. and the city char
ter as amended and now In force has been
duly certified TO me for collection. and
the respective sums therein charged and
levied against each parcel and lot of land
and part thereof, IN said District In pay
ment of such instalimenf remains unpaid
and the same. including the interest on
the whole amount charged. must be paid
on or before the nth day OF April. 1888.
Unless payment be made on such in.
staIImant on or before the 18th day OF
April 1889, the same shall become de.
isnouens and shall bear interest at the
rate OF per cent. per annum, until paid.
and II not paid before said time. pen.
ATTY of FIVE 90 per cent. shall be added
and the gums delinquent shall be entered
on the annual tax roll for the current
wear against each lot and parcel OF land
and part thereof so delinquent, and with
the interest and penalty shall be collected
as other taxes. together with such addi-
tIonal charges or penalties as are author
tied 10 be charged and collected on other
delinquent taxes. and each lot or parcel
OF land so delinquent shall be sold for the
amount of such assessment, with interest
penalty and costs, in the manner pro-
vided by law.
A. III. FOOTE.
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle.
Dale nf first notification March LIZ fSaa
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Vancouver Rank Clearf0gs.
VANCOUVER. B. c.. March g-Bank
csearings for the week were sss2 ak7: bal
Arces 81. s@
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On the produce exchange today the bat
ter market WAS firm. Creamery. Nss-ntsc,
dairy, us~s5lsc.
Exgs-Fsrm- Fresh, issxc.
Cheese-Steady. Creamery. la5istSe.
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lnxs- Superior quality. per VI No ar
SAT-. understandable FIR. 81 sssss, IS NJ. /.
cedar xsssEs common. g~r NJ txr
wgrysrs logs. s. %. CESAR sasGsse SNtex = q
80 81
Fgr I.uuaeT-Raugh 81 thscs gulNs sur
Jared ssyse cs Swa szsass. II ard /. .s,~s.sz
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-24

WASHINGTON. March z5-Todaysa
sta;emen, OF the condition OF the treasury
shows.
Available cash balances .......... 81. rs. -
Gold reserve 49,. ,...s......s.. IA IA -