Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-21


SEATTLE DAILY
ADDITIONAL TELHcRA1R.
A Month Henee.
WAsEIsGToS, Dec. 20.-The Finance
Committee of the Senate does not ex-
pect to be ready to veport tarin bill
before the middle of January.
Died.
Bosros, Dec. aO.-Henry James. SEN
ior, died today from snemis OF the
brain.
An ExplPlaG Company.
Nkw York, Dec. N,Judee Lawrence
today granted an order to show cause
Why the Reliance Mining Company
should not be dissolved. The order
Was made en- petition of Chas. II. Ham
ilton, J. J. lockwood, Robt. Sewall, and
other directors, who state that the Com
psny's lands in Sandieeo county, Gala,
have been sold and the concern - free
from debt.
Cape nsrn Freights.
No improvement in the freight mar
ket, which shows all signs OF dizziness
pertaining to the close Of the year.
Ships are loading slowly, and there will
be but one more departure this year,
viz: the Seminole. The George Stetson
has sailed very full, her cargo cOmpris-
ing in part 3l4 bbls of whisky, 80 cases
and 1910 bbls of oil, 1909 cases of corn.
365 bbls plaster, $50 bales hemp, 1909
bbls cement, AS slabs spelter, l15O tons
coal. Rates are unchanged, although
easier for SOME classes of freight. Ton
mage is in limited supply, and freight
engagements for California lines, as
both have all they want for the next GO
DAYS. The steamship George L. Homer
GOT in the berth this morning, and is
loading for Portland. She is a most
beautiful piece Of naval architecture,
and was visited by hundreds during the
day. The Berlin, at Philadelphia, has
finished loading.
Cembinailen 10 Defraud.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2O.-Benjamin
Greenwald, diamond dealer of this
city. is held upon the charge of con-
spiracy to d0fraud certain dealers IN
precious stones in New York. He made
a confession that conspiracy existed
between himself and Morris Rosenberg
and Jacob Meyers, of Rosenberg d Co.,
which obtained Judgment against
Greenwald. Rosenberg and Meyers
have been arrested.
pair or wosues Caught.
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,ov and HsnrvI K;nlino we're arraiened
l -, Sbo N<,r,r< ~ GouaPol ScoSiOuS tn1aV
| and sent to the Tombs in default of
bail, on the charge of theft and At
| tempted blackmail. SHIRLEY was clerk
for William Suthen, a lawyer, and rep
resented himself to be single man. In
the course OF business ou.non uonsoS ,e
70 nm Dy aeeo' 10 10 ieC sn., =. ~ .pa
tue tlaIsacs n,.n o 0oH iY o,." ~os
value OF Si4o .;s oD oh.h "i ha,o HO'
possession vi co..an0 S, 1o 20 Iii,
ing 70 Su!ue1 oi oSea 49,, az nav+ Jav
V;I, aa o .T on Snthep md offered 70
ratnrn the daads for a CONSIDERATION,
A woman also appeared, claiming to be
Mrs. Shibley, wife of the missing man,
and offered her dover in the property
for a consideration. Detectives were
put ON the case with the above result.
tn Resume.
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noi .h "s 49,. a.t;sI,S c,osaJ
ses.kess - VIC I nana az. r mn al dsnart.
Iol aono s'n, $1,000 - 1870 &c cnka
TSa . on So ststa that the mill nro.
ha I iii r"sn1, s' w"rI aarIv in lam.
arv.
| Lacked I'm.
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n,asa h'a ho oU. 49,, s orrsstad ~. ~
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| New YORK, Dec. O.-This afternoon
| Alfred Clark, respected citizen, aged
70 years, was enticed into a house and
| swindled ont of 5000 at a bunkO game
similar to that played on Chas. Francis
Adams. w. A. Edwards, arrested, wal
one of the persons implicated.
A Mining Case.
WAsHINoroN. Dec. 2O.-In the case oil
VIM. Robinson and others, represent
ing the Nine Hour lode, protest was
iiled against the the issue OF a patent
IN favor OF 9. =. Mayer, OF st. LOUIS
Luo .ouo 40 AAA A.SAo"'
,;ssnS az aInarsa o,.;,M S"crat n,S
Tas1as $1,000 suo tha observation-disclosures a..
a;s;nm ~, o ~ ;,r"nnd that ba had an.
u . s wa =; 1917 aud d;roo.s ,hat rpn
sonS;n"a - s.ousJ ns .nr";roS %v f 10 :,
until action in the case.
The s.rxeo. ExpIaius.
srr,oor Ovans rand his dafanea 70.
aau - tHa O o"rrt ,aers;.i ~, the cborn ~
oSS . ~ sa he anth"r;tv IN orJar;ne
$500 uns. .,S "T oro,nsrda,t ~ the
EEa sp";da Na U' VEL .n "n nn.s;Sa ths
a r"" ;,;.s "a - ~ ~ In" h;r,
du" a,, LINZ; , 80" s ~au po,i"m faSar =,
Esya Su'i H. 'I S,n ss ono+ th,t Can
.n; W.;s 1919 .hot p h.a ~
s su i.o taIan,a,r Sram tns nora rtm.n,
to the affect chat ali officers who could
be spared from the station should be re-
leased. As Hopkins was sick and unfit
for duty, he could be spared without
any loss the the service.
New Comu.nv.
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