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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-17

r VIRTUE or, A CERTAIN DEED
1S of trust. dated February 9Th, 1889.
and duly recorded In the Clerks office OF
the County Court OF Norfolk county, Va,
N ID. Il. 22S. y. 10. TO secure a certain debt
therein, described, default having been
made In the payment Of tho said debt,
ana having been requested so to do by tho
party therein secured, shall offer for
sale = public auction at the Real Estate
and Stock Exchange, No 80 Main street.
In the city OF Norfolk. Va. on
THURSDAY, JANUARY THE a5TII,
at le o'clock noon. tho following property,
TlIosE CERTAIN uN1N1pRovED
LOTS OF LAND designated as lots Nos.
81 and 81, in block No lSi on tho
Norfolk.
Said lots have u frontage OF o. feet on
The western side Of Myers avenue, with
depth of 100 feet. within ono block
OF the public school. and are on the Nor
folk street railway line. which runs along
.Iycrs avenue. TERMS-CASII.
WM. b. BALDWIN.
Trustee
1ll1-lot AuctioneerJ
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COTTON SEED OIL Marriott

New York, Jan. 16.-Cotton Seed Oil. I'M
settled and lower through larger offerings
Tess nominal: prime crude. barrels. 33c. ;
prime summer yellow, S6137c.: off do
nominal; butter grades. 37Gl3Sc.; prime
go; prime nieal, $500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-17
CHICAGO MARKET.
Wheat, Corn, oats, Provisions, Lard, Short
Ribs. Etc,

Chicago, Ill, JAM 16.-Frantic efforts to
dispose of holdings on the Board of Trade
greeted Bradstrcets announcement of
heavy increase I'M the worlds visible sup
ply to-day. May wheat declined 1l.c
without check and closed weak. 19s@li5c.
under yesterday. Corn closed IL shade
higher and oats unchanged. Provisions,
closed weak. Niny pork, 12&@15c.; May
lard, 12l4c.. and May ribs, 71sQl0c. lower.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-17
NORFOLK MhRKeTS
For Grain, fiay, Groceries, Provision,
Sc.

Quotations Mt Wholesale Pricas, un-
IS othcrwfue stntcd, nnd pr tees arc
subject TO nuctuatiou In market.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-17

PEANUTS AND PEAS.
strictly prime. 2.2c;; prime, 2i4c.; common,
P1As-i,lnckeye. $3.50 per bag; black
peas. C0QI0c. per bushcl.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
POULTRY-Live. steady; chickens, old
fat. 25a &c. = spring chickens. small. steady
&c. s5 izai'e'' urge ''s-0t'' 0'eA'' mud
IGGs-Quict at 15c. per Dozen
BUTTER-Good country 1201lSc.
fancy. $50 i5c.: Virginia country, ioVi2lc. !:
good Norm Carolina. lO@l2hc.
MISUNDERSTANDING, white S1.50Rl 10
per bag; new sweets Hayman. SIPS per
barrel; yellow, Slao.
CABBAGE-sl5oql.75 per sugar barrel
ONIONS-sl.5 oGl.1o per bag.
BERMUDA-None.
FRUITS.
barrel; Northern. $3ooa3.75.
I.EMONS-S3.00 per box.
PEAsNBLACKEYE. s2.5o0soo per bag
LlMES@si.0o per basket.
PINE APPLES-10fll2c.
b ~ A ~ AS-Rer-b r6neefSl. 60
COCOANUTS--1O0 to bag. $500
CALIFORNIA ORANGES = Afessina
49, O0Gs25; seedlings. sS.oOQ225; naveis. SiN
Ql.50 per box; Jamaica. $500 per box.
GROCERIES.
FLoUR-Marset steady: spring wheat,
patent. $3.50: winter wheat. patent. Si25:
ter wheat. choice straight 1855: winter
wheat. family. 1885; winter wheat. fair TO
good grades Of extra. Ss.25; winter wheat,
MEAL-Per bag 100 lbs, e7c.; 90 lb. bags.
CoFFEE-Aluch higher: Java. 2Ga27c. :
ike; prime, do. e3,alol4c.; fair. do. gel
9isc.: common, do. S.2@S3,c
CHEESE = Large fun cream. 13.ac. !;
small full cream. lSiaMlic.
SUGAR-Market steady. The plan of
selling sugar at delivery prices has been
$50: Patent Cubes. $50: Powdered. 5.25;
Fine Granulated. 5.l5 Standard Cranu-
$50; No ii, AS; No L.. i.iO. Glnnula,ed''
put up IN . ana lib. sacks, in barrels, 52j:
N cases. > and Id. cartoons. 525. Sugar
SYRUPS AND McLAssEa Marks,
choice, 2i@2sc; lower grade syrup, 12Gl6c. !;
molasses. Porto Rico, 20I2Sc.
PROVISIONS
BULK MEATs-Market firm: RIB s.des.
6Ac.: bellies eastern. light-wcight. GHc !;
bellies. western. heavy, diac
HAMS-SuGar cured lll4c.
DRY PLATED JOWLS-ia;c.
PORK PLATES-55sc
MESS rORii-lSlS and 1899. Sll.5o
HAM PORK-Ncw, $i2.25.
LARD--Pure butchers. in ticrces. nc:
compound tierces. as 10 biund. 53;G6c ;
So-lb. tubs and 50-lb. tins. Ac. more.
WOOi~-Unwsshed. lsc.: bulky. to 7c.
less: washed wool &c: black. l2isc. to Ice.
1ilDES-G. S., ~; green. ca; dry flint,
"a: drv salt. Nh: damaEcd I.
SALT FISH.
HERRING-New North Carolina cut,
none; Eastern. barrels, SS.75dii "a; Potomac,
gross, $500; muiets loo-lb. kegs, Si5o;
spots, 100-lh. kegs, Si.75; mackercl. good
No. >. 5000; white fish, new catch IGO-lb
kegs. $500; s0-lb. kegs, $3.50; 7o-lb. kegs.
FRESH FISH
Spots. per pound. &C.: croakc-s. per
pound. 2G3c.: taylors. per pound. 4G5c. !;
large rock. per pound l2tsc.; pan rock.
per pound. case; shad. none; trout. 2uac
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-17
TRUCK MhRKer.

fBy Telegraph to virginian-Pllot.)
New York. Jam 16.-Potatocs, quiet:
New Jersey, s1.256n1.75; New York, sl.5eD
200; Long Island, Sl.5G42.0O; Jersey.
sweets, $3.00GI2.b0.
Cabbage. steady; Long Island, Si.OoI5.oo
per hundred.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-17
7. F. Rogers,
ROOMS co., 21o. eiI COLUMBIA BUILD.
ING. GRANNY STREET.
STORES.

STORES.
Store 412 Main street
Store IS Roanoke avenue.
Store No. 81 Commerce. street
Store No. 10 Bank street.
Store No. IS Commercial Place.
Store and dwelling No. COS Main street
1v new stores 90 on Granny street.
Store No. SIC Butte street.
Warehouse Mes. a ana - Woodside Lsno
Offires: CRANKY. Bank and Commerce sta
Store go Water street.
Two offices In tho Albemarlo building.
DWELLINGS.
BBw weIIi,,g EOS 2sS !, Miloushsy avenue.
Dwelling 2SS CRANKY street.
Dwelling No. ~ York street.
Two dwellings in Mott;i Block. Ghent.
Dwelling 81 CRANKY street.
209 York street
81 CRANKY street
Dwelling n Mottu Block. Client
Dwelling No. DO York street
FOR SALE.
ss5 Church street.
Queen Street. corner National lane.
10 s Hamilton avenue
293 Main street.
$40 Butte street
80 Falkland street.
s23 Chapel street
Gs and ii (old numbers) Bank street
~. 81, SO. b5. 81. 50 Bank street.
Hardy warehouse, Niylson street.
az Tazeweli street
zoo Chapel street.
Two cottages at Virginia Beach.
store AZ Roanoke avenue.
81 High street.
t0i Cumberland street
Nos 6S and 70 Pool street.
20 Park avenue.
:, seamens Friend societys property on
W sS1 street. opposite Clyde Line.
S SSba Granny street
c22 York street
IS! and 15S woit street.
s9G. ssS Church street
Us Butte street.
109 and III Brown avenue.
2l3 York street
a and IS York street.
a anC &c Roanoke Square.
CO. and CA Butte street.
I26 High street
One dwelling Duke street. south end.
43 Queen street.
2l3 and 2l5 High street Portsmouth,
2li and PIG King street (Portsmouth).
SlI Bank street.
l. Duncan avenue.
IA and 1G Roanoke dock.
l05 Duke street.
$50 n. Marshall avenue.
l0) High street
FOL Park avenue.
81 Cumberland street
100 Butte street.
- York street
Aa2 and A2l Highland avenue
10 York street.
70? York street.
flS. 40. 40 and 42i Freemason street
30 Bank street
Warehouses $40 and s;s water street
Dwelling 50 i,oush street.
Dwelling sgi Butc street
l2G and $50 W. Main street
i52 and $50 T.. Main street
Elegant dwelling ~ College Place.
tenement houses on Kent street.
1G i'm street.
is, 20 % and 81 Roanoke dock
Vacant lots N al parts OF tho city. Call
and get information at the Office
II. T.. ROGERS.
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NEW YORK Stock MARKET.

"A tchiison 80. -. 19lsI
Atoh.son. pre-. :. 593sI
Balti. and Ohio 6S1aI
Can. Pacific -. 92laI
Can. Southern 40
Cihcs. and Ohio @?sl
CHI. @. w. 49,. 123sl
9. B and g -. .12l
O. I and I, -. .... 1.i2t
Q. I nnG L. pref a
G ard T. l $50. So
G and N w ....1G0
c, II 1 and p ..1O0hl
{ G G and st l. Co.'s
Col. Southern :. 6Hl
Q S. 1st pref. :. 1875
G s, I'd pref. -. IAN
Del: and Hud> .1tiA
d. l. and w III
y and r. G. 80. 1Ii4I
d and r. G. pref 6S5sI
Erie ....... ...... IL
Erie, 1st pref. :. 32SsI
Ct. Nor, pref. ..lS
Hooking Coal :. II
Hooking Val. :. Big
Illinois Central .1lliaI
Iowa Central =. 1l?sI
Iowa Cen, pref. 40
* G. p and c :. Shl
/. Il and w -. 22ial
l. Il and w, pre- S3H
1Ilkc Shore =. .l9l
Louis. and Nash 7ga.
Manhattan IL" 9l3
Met. ST. R'y .l6i@s|
Mex. Central -. lGS
Mimi. and st. l. is
NJ and st. l., pre- 30
Mo. Pacific :. .. 399s
Mobile and Ohio 3g,s
NJ, * and n -. 10
Al. X and II. pro 32n
n. j. Central ZIG
=. Y. Central Ibis
n and w ........ pie
n ana w, pref. 500
10. Sacilic 1900. 5llaI
no. lnciiic. pref 73ia.
. ana w ........ 2lhI
y X ana n -, "
- IL and ~. pref ~
I'eifnsyiv'tn'a la9
Iteau.nS -, 80. Ills
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-17

FURNITURE, &C.. AT AUCTIoN-WIJ
VII sell at our auction-house. No. 4Ss
ING. January 18th, at 10 O'clock, ono cab
met Grand Piano, made by Arioll, of New
YORK: cost $3.50; 3 fine Mirrors. Bureaus
Lounges, Mattresses, tugs, Alattings.
Stoves. &c. &c The ladies' are specially
hlViteu 10 attend sale. Sale positive. Wiil
pc ADDED lot OF Carpenters Tools
NJ. V. DOUGHEGprY,
1o1,, ~, General Auctioeer.
Consignments solicited. Outside saJes n
speciaaty. PROMPT returns made. jal6-2t
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FOR rem 4.


Nice house Sith street, Virginia
Place. rooms and bath.
NICE mouse Gradon avenue, Client.
l7S s; Kelly avenue. rooms and bath
6!5 Z: Main street .......... .......... $1,000
Sl5 Willoughby avenue. rooms and
1919 York street rooms and bath 49,. 500
,o bath ........;. .......... ............. 2a.5O
-1 1o Cove street, rooms and BATH. 2O.00
~ Nortn street rooms and BATH. 20.00
Several nice farms on salt water,
near the city, for year 1900. Nice
large brick house, with about
acres. of land. i'll Kempsville, by
month or year.
rooms PA Chapel street 10 Oo
FOR SALE.
Three houses on Wiiloughby avenue
One on s. Kelly One, on S. Reeves ave
nue.. south of lsovitt. Two on Cumberland
street. Also in other sections
Several nice farms near the city, scmo
on salt water Also land by lot, block or
acre. "
MONEY TO LOAN.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-17
NEW ORLEANS CorroN ArARkrrr

New Orleans. Jan. 16-Cotton futures
steady. January 7.l3 bid: February. lila
7.l5: March. 7.l5a716: April. 7.l6I717: May
THIGHS; June, 7.19I7.2O: July. 7.20l7. %:
August. 70i BID; September, 6.65G6G7; DC.
tobcr t500i651
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Elk. COMPANIES.
MISCELLANEOUS

Amer Cot. OIL a29.
y G o, pref. -. %
Amer. Mailing 5is
A NJ, pref. ...... 2S
a S and r. -. 367s
a S and r. pref SIS
Amer. Spirits -. 2
A S. pref. $50. II
Am. Steel Hoop Al
a S II, pref. -. 81
~ $ and w -. i6;s
~ S and w. pre- 50
Amer. Tin Pla te 29il
y II Il, pref. -. 81
Amer. Tobacco aS2s
Amer. lob, pre- 133
Anaconda NJ c :9ls
Brook. r. n. -. GSA
Col. Fuel and / 427s
Con. Tobacco =. 3IA
Con. lob. pref. S3Ss
Federal Steel :. 10
Fed. Steel. pref 70
Gen, Electric .12I
Glucose Sugar :. 30
Glll. Sugar. pref q;
Intn'l Paper -. 23is
Int'nl r.. pref. III
I.aclcde Gas -. T9as
Nat. Biscuit -. 35is
Nat. Biscuit, pre- 30
National Lead :. 267s
Nat, Lead. pref 1885,.
National Steel :. 4l2s
Nat. Steel. pref. ~
y. y. y. II. .....l34
North Amer. -. 1.i,1
Pacific Coast -. -
= G. list pref. :. 81
Z c, I'd pref. -. IS
Pacific Mail -. a
Peoples Gas .103H
+. 8 5. car CAR pref pref. s sSA
Pullman Pal. =. .1S7
Stand. II. and r. 9ii
Sugar 80. .ll6?s
Sugar, pref. Ill
Tenn Coal and l S3is
u. s. Lendher :. 17as
U. S. L., pref. :. TIi4
u. S. Rubber :. 81
Y. =. r. Pref. .l02
West. Union =. S6a,
Republic | and S 1a3i
II ] and S. pref. Gil:
-. G c and ST. !, ISL
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GRAIN. HAY AND Rlcn.

01tAIN. f1AI AND NICM
CORN-whito corn from store, Acc. !;
mixed corn. from store. 45c.; white oats.
from store. 3Sc.: mixed oats, 33c.
MILL FEED-Markot steady: bran, per
ton. sl7.00: middiing, $500 per ton
OATS-Steady; mixed. 35c.; white. $50.
HAY-No Timothy hay, car lots.sl5 so;
ton lots. 3l6o0; mixed hay. car lots. Sl4.50;
ton lots, $500.
MILLED RICE-As to Grades-51s to
6Hc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-17
AUCTION SANS rnrIs DAY.

BY NJ. v. Dougherty & Co, General Anc,
uoneers, AS Church street, between
Charlotte and Wood
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-17

The above sale is postponed to JANU-
AIRY 2dth.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-17

FRESH FISH.
Spots. per pound. &C.: croake-s. per
pound. 2G3c.: taylors. per pound. 4G5c. !;
large rock, per pound l2tAc; pan rock,
per pound. case: shat none: trout. 2u3c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-22
FOR REINFORCEMENT
OF VHATOoM COUNTY.
Secretary Of the Treasury Asked IN
Direct Payment for Care of RUS
stan Smallpox Cases.

Special Dispatch to the Post-1ntellgencer.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Congressman
w. L. Jones has brought TO the attention
Of Secretary Gage, of the treasury. the
claim of Whatcom county for reimburse
msnt growing out OF the detention by
the sheriff Of the county OF about twenty
FIVE Russian immigrants.
The Immigration inspector at New
Whatcom last April turned over to the
sheriff of Whatcom county these inmi-
grants, thinking that they We're mad
naissible to this country under the paul
per provision Of the law, the i.nmigra-
ton officer claiming they did not have
the amount of funds necessary under tho
law, or course. under the circumstances
the sheriff eouid do nothing but accept
the immigrants, and they werc commits
ted TO the county jail. While they were
there smallpox broke out among them.
aud ths entire basement was placed under
quarantine until the Russians We're re-
moved from the jail and placed IN quar-
antine quarters just outside of New
WhRtcann. Al the end OF the time at
which thr quarantine was prescribed the
Immigrants continued on their way,
presumably To Tacoma.
As II was afterward learned. the immi-
grafton officer was incorrectly advised as
to their not being such persons as are
permitted 10 come Into this country un-
der the immigration laws, and that. so
far az the detention was concerned he
was acting without authority In the prem
sscs. or. In other words. further investi-
cation satisfied the authorities that they
had the right 10 enter. The county now
seeks TO be repaid fer the expenses In
eurr~d In their maintenance. The officials
az the county contend that the govern.
sasnt ought TO haS. detained them at the
International boundary line and not have
allowed them ~ come as far as they did.
The amount claimed for medical atteAd-
anee and nainsainias quarantine regula.
lions IN x7T2. %, and an itemixed account
has been presented along with the re-
quest for reimbursement.
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Demand and Price Bath ea the In
crease awM Some 0ood sales
nen~vteA

Special Dispatch to the Post Intelligencer.
cOLfAx. Dec. H--Real estate Is more
active and the demand and prices are
both on the increase In the Palouse coun-
try. Eastern farmers with capital are
here looking for farms. and several good
sales have recently been made. The best
sale made IN a long time was consum-
mated today, when w. Il. Silkworth sold
his farm OF 40 acres. three miles west OF
colfax, to p. l., Wood, for q cash con-
sideration OF sl5.ooo, This farm Is one
of the best improved In Whitman county
having large and expensive buildings
the house and barn being as good as are
found IN any part Of the Palotse country
Mr., Silkworth viii retire from farming
and expects 90 move TO Southern CALI
fornia. He has lived in Whitman county
for ten years, q portion OF which time he
was engaged In merchandise business
In Tekos. He has large property inter-
ests In all parts OF Whitman county
George lsarue, ex-county treasurer, has
also SOLD his farm Of 22O acres, one mile
north OF coifax, 10 q. a. Fcleh, OF Mime
sofa. for $1,000 spot cash. MIR. Feleh is
a Wealthy farmer from Minnesota, and
expects to reshle ON the farm. He also
bought some choice city property In Col
fax
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LoNG DISTANCES TELEPHoNE.


Sp&slai nisnatsa To the foSt-lntelligen0sr.
VANCOUVER. n. G., Dee. 2i-~A long
distance telephone will soon connect Van
couver and Victoria, The cost Of the
telephone cable will be xiu0.ooo. and the
RsitisA caluuabEa Telephone Company Is
aaly awaiting a choice Of several routes
now under confederation One sugges-
ton Is THAT the cable should be laid frptn
English bay. Vancouver. 10 NanalmO. via
Gahriola Island. a distance OF twenty-six
srtles Another route. which also tRds
favor with the company, y from Fsint
Roberts, on tha ssnadian side, 60 Sidney,
Ma plumpers pass and Salt Spring is
land on either route the cable on
sa,,rhins one IT she Islands. would trA-
verse them on land. dipping into the sea
on each side The route from Paint
Roberts 20 sidney Is most favored, be-
cause IL Is the shorter There -. haw-
ever som. question as 10 whether the
eabls cenid be laid in a direct line 10
sidney owsng Ia the fact that u would
have necessarily a. touch American
matters inside the three mile limit in the
vicinity % Point Roberts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-22
Taafer.n Races.

SAN FRANCISCO. psc, "A Results al Rsnfo-
ran
six fsFlanss Glisssnao waa rArmnnisn seoaDa
The BUsaaN third Tune. t1sA
Mile ard az sizhth lou Rsx uan, Don Luis Sec
cad Acr,hAt shiga Time. sNts
Mile kNkQm Bob ~eN McNsmAz second o.
ma8d thifA, TINE a.
SIX flsiaAxs ArtigulAte wBn. sride sccrnd An.
assttus tAtzd Tins. III.
sesen fasl0ass Lennsp Won. rslenes secoud
Autumn third Tins ia.
Ss AUa half faFienxs Roanaiiee uen The
Singer seceRd ezra thiFd Time. Ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-22

-.-n.sch TO the Observation-Disclosures
S2<,cTON. Dec. 2i.--The agent de-
<he treasury department for the
Ok the salmon nsneries OF
q made a preliminary report,
~ report of the seasons work
a <~nrded TO the department with
~ lime from San Diego, Cal. The
- abatement says that forty
~ forty-eight eanneries and
n Alaska were Inspected this
~ three not inspected are in
~. where navigation was found
-rf~mely hazardous at the time
n the territory was visited.
.ss,sction trip covered q course Of
nan roo miies. II Is estimated
~ mack of salmon for the current
= upwards Of / 400 600 cans, an in
q fully 100000 cans over the pack
Lar the greater part Of the In
- in Bristol bay. In HIS report
- AGENT says:
1fay Z, 1900, under the authority
~ IN section 179. chapter IL. act
~ 4. 1879. entitled AN act to de-
punish crimes In the district Of
- to provide . code Of crinAInal
fDr said district, regulations
fetfsr pfctection Of the salmon
~ Alaska were promulgated,
{Ke use 81 traps was forbidden:
Slon destruction of salmon was de-
8 be unlawful, making applicable
~ of the act referred to; and
2San, company. or corporation TAX
50n N Alaskan waters was re-
= establish and conduct. at or
~ fisheries operated by him or
nuitable artificial propagating
= hatchery. TO produce yearly and
r tho natural spawning waters OF
10Y red salmon fry equal 10 a.
III times the numbar Of mature
|S5oh. end 10 make annual report
d l5s1at HONS OF such hatchery Elk
ed officers OF the government have
~ teparted thai the fishing Of
inckances wasfcful, and that unlesn
- b properly restricted and fos-
Y ~ salmon will soon disappear
& waters Of Alaska"
f6ktn ard Fur Production.
1l1eresting statement of the produc-
r skins and furs In Alaska IN Gnu
/ nom the reports OF collectors of
- At the several ports on the Pa
|1past and Is A. follows: Sea otter,
u otter, 969s beaver, ISL; black bear.
YHn bear, 14Q; polar bear, s.: UNI
~ 192; black fox. 4; sllver-gray fox.
II fox, $40; cross fox, "a; white fox,
= fox, 2s2; tselasslfsed, 1896; wolver-
marten, 327: mink. 1895: ermine,
|gkrat, Log: naNsk OK. IA: lynx, IS:
|H hair seal, CO. fur seal Caught
l.fitues g .dsgrees north. I; I'M
chenee, the supervising special
Y The treasury department, says
|11,pev provision Il made for the pro-
- ~ the game and fur-hearing AMI
E~ Alaska they are likely sO0n TO
~ >4ttnct, to the great disadvantage
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-22

NEW ORLEANS ncc l.-weAiher me. tfaas
heavy Aexalts
FMds ssilius nomEnsse vaa, rAser sscoad. Mis,
Lesggta third ftme Ssh
SD frisuss- f1extNinx soR. Alsie NJ seeunE
CsessxN thira Tfas LAST
Mis- aud al eixhsh rbidles wpn iadiMn sccssad
Fxiss LEAD tAiFd TINS. ss1A
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thiid riIAe ! a.
sSseR flFiaass Ezsigss w0a, Reiacrr sucand.
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So furlaass Midsummer x0a. nousisEssitsl hee-
end ssEsrsasr third Time, lies
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dee u Emanu III.
the seuiar Jewish organization Of this
centennial anniversary tonight The ser
VICES VII he extended over three days.
The Jewish clergy OF the Caast Is well
represented The feature OF tonights eN
ercises was a lecture by Or. Wise, Of
portland, or He pleaded for the reten-
ton 81 the ideals OF Judaism.
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Jordan MAY Meet Meoovrru,

NEW YORK, Dee. a. Ben Jordan the
English featherseight. has accepted the
offer u the National sporting Club. 81
London. and has signed articles To ..sht
for tweat y Fesna boat az i22 pounds Tor
purse OF 81 IA Of which the winner is
10 receive Ne0 and the loser $50
III Mcssatern consents 10 meet Jordan
tue battle VIII take place on Iane 4 The
lighters VIII weigh In at . o'clock on the
dAy Of tho contest
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MIKE AZ AIcxanas.~ Mi~~.

Dispatch to the observation-disclosures
NAiMO. \, G.. Dec. M,--A big strike
= Alexandria mine, South Yelling
has raised the miners ton from
g $50 They say that the Alex
miners are paid 10 per cent. less
Nanalmo men, the latter getting
~ for s,s3e pounds, while only is
arr paid for Lac At Alexandria,
"a The quality OF coal and tho CON
NY are nearly Identical 1hey say
~ allow the new Arrangement to
~ force u will reduce their wages
|fr cent below the Nanaimo standard.
mhles have all been brought 40 from
hms and preparations made for a
Hnged struggle
IL = --r--1-a---- s,r-@s~~rT
xnd ball Xmas ave. December a.
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ns.iaeuc. nur~,.r =, war.

II, Mcdonald reported to the police last
night that his residence, s22 Eleventh ave
nue., had been entered BY burglar about
O'Clock IN The evening, and several
stolen An entrance was effected through
a side window
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William Mckinzie Vas taken from Aims.
wolth 4 nnnH's dock early this morning
sunefing fruR the effects uf a severe fai
from the wharf 10 a Sound steamer. Hs
Is not believed to be seriously injured
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CLDEST IN exPerience--
sk,li-CRowNED With = Z
sererss fr1end-the peoples
can cure you. All Chronic,
ture, elect, varicocle, Hupt
aE,ccd. II You cannot caik
mens for out-of-tbH'n patien
10 to 10 .. m. Kline 4 Hose
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Lunch tadny at the German Bakery. slg
and 5ia Second avenue. The finest dlniug
room In the city. sss
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THE finest gold glasses for holiday
gifts at II. Clay Eyersoles' teS Seeond
avenue
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$40 LADIES gold watches te choose
from. w n Ffnek. SIC Second ayenaa
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10 per cent. reduction on all Calendars.
Denny -Coryell Co. ZIG First svenuA
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y F(|RS OF Alaska,
NJ PROTECTED FROM
,~vvB DESTRUCTION.

<s~ssury Agent Makes Pre-
>vx neport on Nerthern
.e.s--Essimase Of seassn'a
g - skins and Furs Taken.
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