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A LUCKY QUINTET.-A colored man, wearing O
huge white helmet summer hat, and who says h
is philosopher and a prophet strobe into the
Herald Office yesterday and left few pages filled
with terrible warnings TO the people OF this city,
which, he says, IS 20 be destroyed by fire within
sixty days. He was kind enough 10 say that his
name was Charles III. Hartlee, and 70 leave
paper on which were written the names OF the
''only Ave righteous men left in the world" Tie
Following are the lucky quintet who are 10 escape
the Scorching, sixty days from date: j, Charles
II. Hartlee: 9 Rev. DR.. Hicks; 3, Rev. II. w.
Beecher; 4. Chester A. Arthur; 5. Prof. Richard z.
Greener. Ii Will be noticed that the colored phil.
oSo,sher put his name at the head OF the IL
of the elect-N \. Herald, to-day.
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THE MURDER OF EMMA RoDGERs.-In Philadel-
phia, the coroner held an inquest yesterday In
the Ca of Emma Rodgers twenty years OF age.
who died at the Pennsylvania hospital On Sunday
from a gunshot wound at the hands OF William
Kelly. It WAS shown that Kelly fired the fatal
shot at the husband OF the deceased, and the bull
let missing him, struck the wife in the left side
After beng taken TO the hospital she gave prema-
ture birth to child, and died In short time The
prisoner was committed TO await the action OF the
grand furY
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PEAL SCOTCH GINGHAMs. 15c.

PEAL SCOTCH GINGHAMS. 15c.
CANTON AND RENFREW GINGHAMS, 1Oc.
ELEGANT SUMNER SILKS. Soc
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF sATINEs
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN EMBROIDERED ROBES.
PAEASOLs AND sun UMBRELLAS AT MARKED
DOWN IHICES.
PoNGEE PARASOLS IN GREAT VARIETY
TULL STOCK OF CHOICE GRENADINES.
CASHMERE AND CHUDDA SHAwIs. in Cream.
Pink. Cardinal and Blue. just the thing fora SUM-
Iner wrap.
LINEN LAWNS. INDIA LINEN. and all other White
Goods ct low prices
cHEvIOTS FOR TRAVELLING DRESSES.
MATERIALS FOR RIDING HABITS.
LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE GOODS FOR EVENING
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EMBROIDERIES.
sv ONE PRICE.
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THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. je27
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Jewellers ON n aJamboree

NEW YORK, July IA reception was rendered
this morning 10 the New England Jewellers Club
by the New York Jewellers Club at the Astor
House. AT O'Clock the party sat down TO break
fast, at which suitable toasts were responded 20
by members or both clubs Afterwards the par
ties proceeded TO the ST. Georges cricket grounds
In Jersey City 10 play game OF base ball. When
the game was concluded they embarked on a
steamer for West Point, where they Will dine re-
turning 70 this city late this evening.
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RebeIIiOus C0nNicls.

CONCORD, MASS, July 6-Part OF last night was
made tideouS by the demonstrations OF the state
prison convcts, but this morning there is partial
cessation OF the disturbances many OF the prison.
ers being exhausted. 1t is reported that Gov Long
SuStains the warden. While the rebel
llou5 conduct was going on, Alexander
Frazier an old officer, was assaulted by a desper-
ale convict, who had large file secrete1 In his
sleeve, and who attempted TO strike the officer on
the head. The workshops continue silent to-day,
and II Is not certain when they viii start up The
warden is cool and determined.
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FOUND DEAD STANDING By A FBSCE-Mrs. Lor.
linda Strickland OF East Litchfied, Conn. 20 years
old. was found dead on Sunday afternoon. She
was standing up and leaning over the bars OF her
cow-yard with milk-pail by her side. She ID
supposed TO have died on Saturday evening. She
lived alone. When her body was accidentally dis
covered by neighbor decomposition had already
heCun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-06

EVEN THE ToNBs OF THE CZARs USskFR-The
London Times correspondent at ST. Petersburg
says that according 10 good information Dr. Wet-
mar, who was sentenced 70 exile In Siberia, 10
still In the fortress OF st Peter ana St Paul The
authorities Lately have shown much anxiety as to
the safety OF the ground underneath the fortress
and the cathedral OF St Peter and ST. Paul, in
which are the tOmbs OF the cars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-06

FUUR CHILDREN PoIsoNED.-At Burlington W
four children OF Bcyan Foley, aged respectively
poisoned, it IS supposed by eating green curraut.
WITH T;oimS on them.
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MICHAEL DAyuT.-Tae reception tcnoere0
Michael Day.t. by the labor organizations Of New
York city attracted fully $1,000 people 70 Union
Square last night despite inclement weather. Nj.
witt salts for France from Philadelphia July IL
lie speaks but once IN the interva2--at the Firth
Ward Branch o! the Land League. He will rest az
E8a.,i - rcSSlSle, rs his health IS impaired "
AarS GcTs.
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Arrested on a charge Of ar.ou.

SOUTH FRAMINGHAM, MASS, July 6.-The poiico
arrested In Hopkinton, Mass, yesterday, X w.
smith, ON suspicion of having originated the fire
whlch burned the business part OF that town on
the Sd OF April last He was placed under $4,000
bonds TO appear before Judge Moore, at Natick,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-06
Balloon Ascensiou.

WORCESTER, MASS, July 6-Prof. ]. X. Allen,
with his balloon Boston, which landed here on
July 4th, reaScended this morning, Dr. W. H.
Raymenten, of this city, accompanying him. Tho
course Will be due east, afterward southerly.
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SuLLIvAN's OFFER TO TUG WMSoN-On the 4tf
OF July Billy Madden deposited $3.50 with Harry
Hill, making the amount now up 81 900, which Sui
livan is to pay over IL he fails TO knock Tug WI.
son out in four rounds, at the Madison SQUARE
Garden July IN. Y. Sun, to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-06

A violent storm ragged Tuesday night and yes
terday at Long Branch, N. J. The storm az Deal
Beach, n. j., was the heaviest for fourteen years
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KERNE's COLT GOLDEN GATE SECOND FOR rHR su

MER CUP.
LONDON, July 6-At the Newmarket July meet
Ing to-day the race for the summer cup for three
year olds was won by Mr.. Leopold DE Rothschid1
chestnut hlly Isabel, with Mr. j. X Keene's BAY
colt Golden Gate second, and Mr.. c. j. Lefeyre1
bay colt CredO third. There were i've starters
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kilograms to The Star.
EVE OF WAR IN EGYPT.
THE HILLSDALE CREW In ENGLAND.
KEENEs GOLDEN GATE BEATEN.
BLOODY WORK AT A KENTUCKY pICNc
A BRUTAL MURDER IN VIRGINIA
The War Cloud i'm Egypt.
THRR krENEn pnMp nArNr


ALEXANDRIA, July 6-Ragheb Pacha, preSf.
dent OF the council, received telegram from the
sultan announcing that the British fleet would
lombard the forts unless work on them waa
stopped. The sultan holds the khcdve and minfs-
Try responsible for the consequences. Ragheo
Pacha replied that the ministry had already ele.
graphed TO CcnStantinop.e that demonstrations
had been made in consequence OF which the sui.
tans permission To resume the work was asked.
Pending the sulfan's reply no definite resolution
would be adopted. Despite al denials 20 the con-
trary the work on the fCrttflcations continues.
Admiral Seymour delays formally demanding the
cessation OF the work until al the British residents
are on board vessels In the D rD0r. They are now
naStily embarklng. IL Is reported that Arab
Pacaa is supplying arms 10 the natives.
ArMIRAL SEYGoUR's ULTIGaTVM
LoSnoS, July "a dispatch 70 the Times from
Alexandria, this afternoon, states that Admiral
seymour has sent an ultlmatGn TO The authorities
demanding the instant StCppage OF the con-
strUcton or the ear;hwork under threat OF open-
Ing Ire The work has ceased for the m Dment
WAR RISKS on STEAMERS USING TIE SURF CANAL
LONDON, July G.-The Ddf1Y NrIrs in its financial
article states that the large feet OF steamers using
the SueZ canal are being insured at ten shfllings
per cent continuously until February. The insur-
ances do not involve compensation for delay, but
only for damages sustained through hostllitiek
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HAYWARD i HUTCHINSON.

SlI NINTH STREET NORTHWEST
BRANCH CORNER EIGHTEENTH ANDP STREETS
DUPUNT CIRCLE
fLt tMBlNGL FURNACES RANGES
NANTELS. &c
IOhhiny in AL these lines n
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Nominations for Congress

PORTLAND, ME-, July 6-The greeEbackers OF
the first congressional district net here to-day,
and by acclamation nominated joseph Dane OF
York county, for Congress-
RALEIGH, n. G., July 6-Gen. VIM. .R Cox, OF
Wake county, has been nominated by the demo-
cratic convention by acclamauon for reelection TO
Congress.
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DUTCH SECTION OF The POLAR FNPEprTIoS.
AMSTERDAM, July 6-The steamer Varna. con-
yeylug the Dutch section or the polar expedition.
has sailed for Dickson Haven
DECISION AGAINST THE HILLSDALB GREW.
LONDON, July 6.-At meeting OF the Amateur
Rowing Association at Henley yesterday the COM
mittee passed a resolution declaring that they
would not be Justified in recognizing the Htllsdale
crew as amateurs IN accordance with the English
cenRltion OF the term, and they cannot undertake
10 ADVISE the acceptance OF a challenge from
them
BLooDHoUNDs TO TRACK IRISH MURDRRRRs
DUBLIN, July 6.-The FTeemdn'S Journal states
that the government intends 10 employ blood
hounds TO track murierers.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 6-At a picnic az
SchwartZ'S woods, few miles east OF this city,
last night drunken rough named Ben. Parish,
In tight, cut four men-Ben. Oneshon Julius
BertZler, Ben. LammuS and Bernard Schoeppera
OF the four, Lammus and Bertzler were fatally and
the other two seriously wounded. The fight was
started by Parish and two other roughs, VINO were
drunk. Parish eScaped
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GUITEAU,S CADAVER.

Its Stealthy Disinternlent and Reno
val from the Jail TO the Medical MA.
xeHm-Parti cuIars of some Nocturnal
Proceedings at the Jail.
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n + " b o o h S.

n y y n
Floating Matter OF the Ar by John TyndaI FRS
$I.9O- Ants, Bees and Wasps- by Sir John Lubbock,
Inter Sc1c- Series. 81 Applet9n's Summer Resorts
new edition. paper, 81 cents; Anne by Con
stance Fennimore WoOlson. S1.25; California for
Health, Pleasure and Residence, new edition, thor
oughy revised by Charles NOrdhoff, -. D~kens
by AdoihTs \; Ward. IS cents Pa,sdin of Finance
81 Aschenhroeiel NO Name Series" 81. A Reverend
!dnl. novel, 81 90 The Diseases Of Memory by TIL
k;bO Inter. SCI Series. 81 So Errors in the Use OF
Enghsh. by Vim. B. HOdssoD. 81. 50.
FRANCIS b. MOHUN
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BOOKS, DC.

NEW BOOKS
~ Sergeant BaLantine's Experiences.
south Mountain Magic, by Mrs. Nj. V. Dahlgren.
4 In C. Calhoun, by Won Hoist.
Ralph Waldo Emerson His Life and Writings, by G..
W. Cooke
ANTI. Bees and Wssps, by Sir John Lubbock.
floating Matter of The Air. by John Tyndall
'Maartl," What 1t Means and How to Avoid It. by
Edwards.
The ETCch Of Reform, by Justin Mccarthy.
ty5 WI. BAILANTYNE l. son AS 7th street
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THE READJUsTERS GET CONTROL OF THE PETERS
BURG, VA, TREASCRY.-The existing deadlock In
the municipal affairs of Petersburg, Va, was par
tally broken yesterday by VirgniuS Johnson, late
city treasurer, Surrendering the papers and appur-
tenanceS OF his Office TO Emmett Couch, the read
juSter treaSurer-elect The readjusters claim this
as victory, as It gives them entire control OF the
city funds and enables them to pay the officers
elected by them while warrants issued by the
honnre by the y ncoinS Is nd m not he
those elected to Office by the retiring body will not
be paid with funds OF the city. Mr. johnson deiv-
cred the papers, books, etc, or his ofr1ce to Mr.
Couch under protest, as his counsel will apply TO
the supreme court on the eleventh OF this month
for mandamuS.
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NAVAL ORDERS.-EnSign Clarence A. COrbIn or
dered TO examination for promotion. Midshipmen
William s. Sims AMI George E. West AMI Cadet
Mitshipmen H. L. Filiebrown and ii. B. Ashm9rc
To the receiving ship Colorado. Commander s. ID.
Greene detached from special duty ut the Navy
department on the 14th instant and ordered to
command the Despatch on the 18th instant. Com
mander William r. B-id-man from the command
OF the Despatch On the 18th instant and ordered
10 hold himself In readiness for the command of
the kcarSarge
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ARTILLERY.-The prospect OF assigning two light
batteries instead OF one to each regiment OF artil-
lery seems to meet the approval of War depart
ment officials, but no order TO that effect has as
: yet been issued.
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THE NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for
redemption amount to s2I5,OOO.
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CUMMER READING.

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SECRETARY FOIGER has returned from New York
and was at his desk in the Treasury department
this morning His statement regarding the In yes
tigaton OF the 81 coo bond plate is not ready for
publication to-day. 1t is not known what will be
the result or the investigation but It Is reporte
that the resignation OF Mr. Irish, chief Of the bu
reau OF engraving aud printing. will be called for
ana that successor TO him Will be appointed who
has had practical experience in the arts OF engrav-
ing and ulatp
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT Hessler, of the cabinet shop
OF the Treasury department. has resigned. The
Investigation of the cabinet shop by a committee
appointed by Secretary Folger some time ago is
made public until the committee has made a re-
port to Secretary FOlger
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators COnger, George, Sewel, Kellogg
and Hale, and Representatives Curtin, McCook,
Beach, Hardenber gh and Pacheco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-06

Mr.. l.. P. SHERMAN, internal revenue collector in
Iowa, and brother OF Senator Sherman and Gen.
Sherman, met with an accident. yesterday, that
will probably result fatally fire caught In the
roof of his house Tuesday and burned through be-
fore 1t was eXtinguiShed. Yesterday while super
intending the work OF repairing, and when in the
act OF ascending to the roof the ladder Slipped and
Nj. Sherman fell He struck upon his temple,
making deep fndentatlon in his skull and badly
him unconscious. The physicians In charge pro,
nounce the injuries serious and probably fatal
MI. Sherman is Is years of age.
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MINISTER notwithstanding the published
st2tament that Minister Lowen has sent his resg-
nation to the Pres. lent it car be stated author
tty from the White House that Mr. LowelPS reSig-
nation has not been received. The statement was
also denied by Secretary FrelinghuySen, when
asked by a STAR reporter as to its truth.
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SIX MONTHS IN JAIL FOR HIS FUN.-A young
man named Henry Olive was sentenced to six
months In jail by Judge Smell this morning, for
assaulting an old colored man named Henry Col
Inns When the old man took the stand he was
nearly covered with Hour. His ears, eyes, and
hair were full OF flour and tar He told the court
that he went to the store this morning to get some
sugar and meal, and Mr.. Olive nearly smothered
him with flour. and then threw some tar on his
hair, which got into his eyes and nearly put them
out The defendant did not deny the charge, ana
the court disposed of the case as stated.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to James
NJ. Saunders and Druey NJ. Fairfax; VIM Shorter
and Annie Myers; Julius Nelson and Julia Brad
ford; w. Wtllett Trego, of Philadelphia, Pa and
Mary Il. Schneider; Henry Simm and Caroline
Thompson.
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Purcell. Aeany says: !" / no longer con-
sider myself bound BY The co0ditioaa
and obligations Of reoognixanoes. and
the stigma Of British bondznan, and,
unaccused or unc0uvioted Of 0fensee,
continue the confession u lAwlessne9s
that the continuance of bonds woa1d
involve. I thus place myself in the p0-
0tion occupied at the police barracks In
Ennis prior to the execution Of my TO
cognizanees, but 1 shall, for thirty-ix
hours, hold myself on parole for your
action" 0eany's sure6iss likewise no
titled Purcell. at the instance Of Meany,
that they refuse to hold themselves OBJ
liRated by the bonds, and asked to b
AbeOlved from all further responsibility
IN this regard. They state that. at
Meany's request and BY his consent,
they are prepared, at any time within
thirty-six hours, to surrender him into
poilcs custody. A noteworthy fact =
that, while sucrs0deFing himself to ono
magistrate, Msany il the guest Of an
other, namely, Mr.. O'Gorman, Justice
OF the Peare 0f BurcroRgy. Asany's
friends intend publiosy to entertain
hun.
L0NDon, Sept. 6.-Foxhall Book
maker, Romeo and Wallenstsin aye 40
cepted for the Czsrovitch stakes, Oct.
10Th, At Nowmarket, and Iroqu0is, Sa-
chem. Neerd, Aranza, Foxhall, Don Fu-
lano, Bookmakef, Romeo and Wallen-
stein have been accepted for the Cam
bridReshire stakes on OCT. 2lth.
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r R BIaN.


Threatening Aelaoa.
TuNm, Sept. 6.-RoQr hundred insur-
gent h0rsemen have appeared before
harainin. Troops were sent for for the
purpose Of surrounding them.
| a SSotooo OeaGh.
LONDON, Sept. 6.-Blair Athol, the eel
| sorated race horse, is dead.
Al 10pesvlnG 1eposs.
DUsLM. Sept. 6.-An odBaial report
places the number Of agraxian outraRes
IN Ireland during August 6 166, includ-
ln9 ono murder, 10 casss Of intimidation
and Sc casss Of ssnding threatening let
ters.
Geay 0enoeeA Asnln-
LONDON, Sept. 6.-The corporation of
Waterford has conferred upon E. Dvysr
Gray the Freedom Of the city.
The Iahappy C1sy.
ALhxiND7rA, Sept. 6.-AntonA Paula,
arresi.,L ON suspicion Of beirg connected
with plot against the lives Of Europe
ans, viii be ssnt 10 Grsecs. lie IL mot
Cons0l0 Agent, a. firsA stafe& The
p0llce advised several other lsnspeoted
pcnouo to quit the city.
A f1re broke out early this morning in
Cherif Pasha's house. Several persons
suspected Of having started the fire we're
arrested.
IsHAIXIA, Sept. 6.-No advance can bs
sxpected before the 9th inst The Duke
Of ConnauRht'e brigade Of foot guards
viii arrive on Wednesday. TRANSPORT
arrangements arc being rapidly CON-
pleted A party Of natives have bean
engaged 10 bury the dead.
TheaseP Fire.
LoHD0N. Sept. GA fro occurred In
philharmonic Theater ut laliniRton this
morning. The interior Of the houss ID
completely burned.
Ts Rersify Aaen.
Tho authoritisao have decided at onos
70 foEtity Aden. A number Of heavy
guns viii be sent there.
CroWinS DelAe1.
KAsaAss1N, Sept. 6.-The enemy are
showing an increase of b0ldnees. Yes
terday f0roe Of 1000 men were observed
within half hours march Of the Brit
ish camp. The enemy were disguised
- peasants. There 10 . frequent fire at
the British videttea.
Newspaper Nan Aasaaleea.
Pm. s.,A go c,mh., oe ,,.-.o,.
,A.s, oeps' "a numocs q pets0ns
Patriots last evening assaulted Mayor,
manager Of the Lanterne newspaper, for
remarks on affairs connected with tho
recent anti German demonstration BY
'"' A'sko'.
CessSng Afaes Q 1eees.
CoNsrAxrMoPLH, Sept. 6.-The pro
clamation Of the Porte against Arabi
Pasha declares the maintenAnoe Of au-
ehority and prestige OF the Khedivs IL
indispensibly necessary, and that the
desaens Of Ara6i Psaha justly n, being
described - . rebel. DeEvisch Pasha,
Server Pasha, baker Pasha and Lebih
E3endi seart for EeUpt on Saturday.
PcusasaeA ~:
Ku~nr,s. Herx. 6-ChieF Ahtlullah
made his aubmission to the sultan, and
has been ordered to reside at Asdini, in
Arabia, whsre pension viii b. allowed
him.
sesslang Issues.
| A--. Nark. 6-An avmlstioa haa
| hcen oonclndsd hstveen thu Grseks ~
Trrks on the Thesusiian fronfier. bsaed
definite settlement. The dispute IN 10
gard TO the frontier 10 progressing salts
faotorily.
u.s-~ m pa~A.,.
v.- C..,A . Cp-;.h aL. a.
prooeedino betvesn outuoats.
C...,s,..v
| px;.a E?,;s.Ir t~.i.x-.nSod ~ -. SrsoH
Consnl A Aiexandria IA information
/ s-~-~ nS --N-Xs ~
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CoLUMBlAx ConMeRCx.

A .ealona intal,;osnt ana s..,,... "A
vocsts Of Astoria is the Asso,ta.. which
never loses an opportunity to cav the
rioht thing .t tha r;.ht Elm. :, -.
o' - 'AAs
.s"e p'.0o' sooo' snas Poaninn& And
nourlshin9 seaport town.
Hero il an article from oue OF its lat
at ;e.r...
Nos1in& y moro directly demonstra
I'VE o. the gfowlnx trade OF the Colum-
Oh nvet, ana A1toE1ao importance a. .
snipP1nG point IMAM tho Prssootation..of
1o0mPuetion OF STATISTICS relative to
1oteign sniPmenfs.
OuIln& tne nfss eaght months OF 1881
tncre vas sent from the Columbia rlver
20 EnGiano, salmon, Wheat and Hour to
we valuo o! v5.h64.0oS. shipments Tor
tne remaining -FOUR months aggravated
more toao QUO so0 nSSe e'ghS, but - We
treated OF MAT before, We shall hero
coo0ne ourselves 20 comparison. Dur
ing tho first eight months Of tho present
Zear, there were shipped from here to
England, pe0ouote 70 tho aggregate val
ne OF v6,l57,6Sl: Here ~ have . gain
OF over swo and half million dollars
oyer the corresponding period Of last
-: ..
~ sa,s Xo,LO..uSl, snete vas enlpped
I.* ~ ); s1e I01so 1 tass caoseo ~ nlRnt,
Ss Ss:.sS. - so1s sao % $i'ztI,AIo Astoria
~ :ss"so0 ~ vt;AoO,o00; tne REMAINDER,
-, ks,o, ~. salPPSo is0m tnS interior.
exoeeds N amount any monthly aRgre-
,r,.s cs - s;s suS go; oo"rS.o'A .CS nlssoy OF tne
- xo.. =. tavcL. tns neesoss approecn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-07

yonceaAIx, Sept. 6.-Ths President
Yaxsy arrived from Newport tAin
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-07

Duuun, osQe 6-Ihrso tee0aana
0egshan1s ftu0 Co.oeado. Neesa1k1,
WyooinG. KAn1a0 and Nou 0exteo. ~
tsndsd ~ hazaasls aivoa b - De-
~ msgehants today. Fcus tAoosand
guoaoD Wogo ooAAod a4 tho 1Ige tA61o.
Th6 Ovuning eheEo vae GEand A8p1ay
g 1EswegAA Ths a4Ais vsUved . GEand