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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-04
IL. K. G. SMITH.
Importer and jobber Of
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Yeslsr- leary Bisck, MIN street,

TUHERE YOU ALWAYS FIND THE
w best selected stock Of IRE imported
and domestic Cigara the celebrated viEs
ginia and North Carolina Smoking and
Che wing Tobsccos. CigarettcA fine stock
goods. Playing Cards, Cutlery. NottonS
etc.. etc.
Branch Of L. X. @. SMITH.
Portland, Oregen.
Factory % Market ct. San Francisco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-04

A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle Of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
Price, 50 cents. A. B. Stewart, druggist
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$4,000, and is known as the Eli and Richie
tracts. The Broad Mountain lands are being
developed, and the Gowan purchase is believed
TO be made to secure the new trade for his road,
which otherwise would go TO the Lehigh Val
ley.
A circular was issued on Monday by ex-
Secretary VIM. Window, John w. Gambler of
Boston, and Harvey Harrington of New York,
stating that they have agreed 10 become trust
ecs of new stock exchange, a large number
of applications for membership in which have
been made already TO Dumont Clarke, n trustee.
Five hundred seats in tho new exchange
will be sold for $1,000 each, and it is intended
to open the new board May !, 1888 The trust
ces propose that each purchaser Of n scat under
this plan shall receive one of series of 900
certificates of $1,000 each, payable on or before
May ]. 1893, without interest, secured upon
New York real estate, TO provide suitable
exchange, rent free, for ten years
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OUR COMMERCIAL REPORT.
State Of the Markets at Leading Trade Centres East
and West.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27-Cotton dull and easy nj Slice
@l0 7-i6c. southern -four steady and in fair demand
good 10 choice Extra at s. 5D7 81 Wheat opened HN
hc lower, recovered Of the decline closing weak
at rie above the lowest moderate export and fairly
active speculation No red Certificates mt 81 22i IA
22s, March 81 226Ml 22Aa April 81 2I4M1 24ia and
May 81 2,AaoLl 2iai. Rye duh and unchanged. Corn
opened i'4c lower and reacted t6n &C. closing
active and very firm steamer Goa sGLiOc No mixed in
Elevator 7im1Isc., white southern 6.lsM73c., March
70zamJ'E April im7i'lc, May 7Oa4m7I7sc. Oatsirrcg-
4aM52c aud white do. 50g gD5IC. Stocks-Wheat 5,ssi
$50 bush, Corn si32i, Oats G2,lIS Barley 23s and
Rye 22al5i bush. Coffee firm and higher; Rio e. for
March, = l5@, 30 April e. 5m7 30 May. Refined Sugars
less active NJ - for standard ~ gc for loaf pac
for crushed Petroleum 7HGsC. for refined GzH7 'pC.
for crude, 99ic for United Taow steady at sac for
prime city, Pork Is duh and unsettled, somewhat nomi
nnl mess so 25e 10 30 spot Lard opened shade het
ter hut weakened and declined sag points closing duh
prime steam sll Goa II @ spot III 5ndil IL March sl Il
al - April, Si S.ati 80 May Frcights Liverpool
stcRdy; Cotton per steamer '4d., and Wheat 56jtld.
CHICAGO, Feb. -. - Wheat unsettled but generally
lower; regular 81 d February, a OIls Marcel, 81 OSSs
April, 81 l3sm'a May No. red Winter - O9s4 No.
Spring at - o. az g.. Corn unsettled but generally
lower at 56fid6 &C cnsh, aGr56s March, BIC. April
Coz 4mGoc. MAY. Oats lower at 39f cash. 3o7eC March
loc April, ~ May. Rye lower at csc. Dressed Hogs
SIS bid cash SIS o. March, Sls lGpsIs April
SIS = s@lS 30 May Lard weaker sii .Gii 10 cash,
81 inG ~ March, Sll jjml1 517 April I'll s0 IL 729
May. Bulk Meats In fair drmNnd Shoulders g. H. short
rh - 90 short clear SioO 10 Whisky steady 81 H.
At closing call Wheat easier for later months Corn easy
for early and firm for late months Oats iirmcT Pork
and Lard casicr but not quotahly lower
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IIvERrOOf, Feb 2G.--COtton RcCcips to-day Il 400
bales l3OO American Sales 5000 bales. GOO bales
American Market duh aud easier; mIddng Uplands
5'ed and Orleans - id. Cotton arrive opened , and
closed Hat February delivery, Upands 4O-Gld; Feb
ruurv and March , Ib-6l65 39-Gid; March and April
i-GttH5 30 Gid; April and May iJ-Cim5 l2GiI. May
and June 46-diGj 4i-6id.; June and July I9-6i6g
+N-Iid July and August 53Id5 52-Gd.; August aud
September 6G-GiGl5 55-6id; October and November
2 t5-CId
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THE STOCK MARKET.
Review OF the Week in Wall Street aud Closin
Prices
SncciaI to The National Tribune.

SPECIAL ia The National Tribune
NEW YORK, Feb 27.-Thc bulls have had il
all their own way to-day. III" stcadiness with
which they held the market during the morn
ing hours, and IN fact that money did not N
crease IN actv;ty were sufficient to frightcn,
rs was r'p..t d Oae or two lar"e shorts into
covering. IL addition 81 this the bu were
buyers thcm,clv"- aud with thc means at their
control al pI Ht they seem to b. masters of
The situation. liuw far thcv can induce fol-
loNiu" go a.is Them IN adyucin. prc.s re-
mains rU 81. sen. In tn Ion 70 market the
borrowers -uPrl. ."d thnmsevo- carry, Iaving
from . 30 q U.r cent az which rates money
seemed 10 hG abundant
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c | A | NJ S !.
GEORGE Il. LEMON.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office 6i3 Fifteenth ST., Citizens National Bank)
L. y. DRAWER 325. WASHINGTON, d. G.
ESTABLISHED 1868

PeDsions.--If wounded injured or have contracted
any disease hoWgyer slight tnc disability apply
Hcirs.-Widows, minor children derendcnt mothers
fathers and minor brothers and sisters, ia the order
War Of I~i2.-AII surviving officers and soldier, NJ
TINS war, whether in the Military Naval service of the
United states, who served fourteen l) days if in
nltlc on s lfuhlS Tor less period and the widows Of
such who have not remarked entitled ~ pc,ion
o eiHh dollars month Proof Of los atty is no longer
inCrcasc Of PenSjons.-Pcnsion laws arc more lib
tfai now IMAM formerly, aud many entitled 70
n&hcr rae thaii they receive From and after January
i'5i shall make no charges for ,rrray in claims
nlncr'"sc OF pension where no disability 81 alleged
W Us SucccSiIul IN prpcurn tll" increase
hc,forat;on tD PCIiSICI! Roll Pensioners who
nav" been uulusty dropped from The pension roll or
Wn1s names nave been stricken h rc!rorl 10y reason
OF failure 80 draw their pension gr q period Of three
years, or by reason of enlistment riay have their
p'lSohs renewed by corresponding with tliis House.
D@Scrtio; from REGIMENT or vessel ard en- fr}cnt
IN aIGhcr Is not bar to pension i'm where the
wound HtSCHsr or injury incurred while the serv
ice OF the United States and in the line of duty
'iihd warrants. survivors Of I'll wars from 1880
10 March j. iS5, and certain heirs entitled 90 orc
hundred and sixty ct land ic already received
soldiers ct the iatc war not entitled. Land warrants
pure for cash at the highest market rate and
assignments perfected Correspondence invited.
PRISONERS of Nar.-Eation money promptly col
i'urlough Batjons.-hmounts due collected with
ou unnecessary dc ay. such claims cannot be collected
without the fuTlOuJh.
Horscs Lest IN %cryic".-Claims Of this character
promptly attended to- Many claims of this character
nave been cr"n'4usiy rejected Correspondence in such
BHornty and Pas. collections promptly made
froprrty Tahcn Ly TIC Army in state. not in
tnsurrccfiou.-Clau of this chaructcr will receive
special attention, provided they nlcd before Jan
naIy FSh J, not filed prior to that date they
barred Ly S'uiui" of liHitItiuu.
In addition 70 the above prosecute Nilitqry and
nHvnI Claims of every cSriEtinu, procure Patents
Trade NHThg tOpyrtgtg GiigHd bueiiCSs before
General Land Office and other Bureaus the Interior
Department and al the Departments of the Government
them Of the utmost promptitudc, energy, and thorough
ness III all matters intfnst'd :" our hands
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CATTLE MARK ETS-

NFw IoNK, Feb. E.- Becvcs- Receipts 1900 head.
Market active and 81 per head and &c per H. higher
extremes ug Steers 50 0d7 per 100 lbs live weight
Exporters used 20 carloads Sheep and Lambs Receipts
1890 Market duh and dropping; extremes for Sheep
~ 555 aud Lambs 81 50O7 - per lbs Swinc-Rc-
CciUts 300; market duh and nearly nominal for live
Hogs at S1dI 10 per 100 lbs
CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-ITors Receipts IoOoo and ship.
mcnis $500; market brisk and prices 5GriOc higher
common 10 good mixed shtOG ~; heavy packing
shipping s. l5o7 60: light 81 .567 O5. Cattle-Reccips
loo shipments 500 marked active aud higher; exports
50 5rid .ei good 10 choice shipping - 15Gj 50; mixed
butchers s. i5Gi Gj; stockcrs and feeders ~ i5I
Sh"cl'-Rcccipts 5000; market dull and ovcrstoCkcd /;
prices lh1hc lower; medium 10 good - 20alI -, choice
= as 90, prime To fancy s. 55t,G 20.
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\, ART. NJ ', Constitution oF THE UNITED STATES
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EpRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES RETNEEN
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LIST OF THE BATTLES
Nk lIL WAX OF TILE KL.l:LI l.,.,N In,

M - "a s.iFs vi ltiL E1sILEN
OF THE WAR oF THE REBELLION, with
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lhird Auditor, ana second Comptroller the Treas
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hundred pages, aud contains i'm addition to the in
formation already mentioned. the number of killed
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total number ot ,HiI-mcHt- and casualties, Chr0un-
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Mexico, aud list of Presidents and Nirp-ircsdents
OF the United S!atcs from Washington down We
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cApTTEIS,i 4 LOCOMOTIVE. The story of one
ROSTER oE AL REGLMENrAL srRGEoNs


and Assistant Surgeons IN the late war. with their
service and last known p1st-oiicc address compiled
from official records for the Of the United states
Pension Office. Ihis book should be in the hands
of every cN-soIdtcr and especially every applicant
FOR pension for II cannot fail to be of The greatest
assistance in the proving "i their claims. Bat two
Thousand copies, in all, Of thi7 work have
printed and of these nn" thousand purchased by
the Pension Office The other thousand have been
bought by The NATfoNAL IEGECSE which has there
by secured entire control Of the sale Of the book We
will furnish copy 20 any person vino will send US q
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of the
OFFICIAL ROSTER

Regimen:aI Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons
During the War of the Rebellion, with
their Service and Last Known Post-oftice
Address.
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CAMPAIGNS OF TI!E CiyIL WAR. 10 yore.

CAMPAIGNS OF TEE CIVIL WAR. 10 vols By
the most distinguished military leaders follows:
/. she Outbrrab Of Rebellion. 81 Jr.4a q. NIco-
M, Fs9., frivHte SECRETARY 70 President Lincoln
>. from sOri Henry - ,0riH;iI. Hy the Hon
u +. FDJCc Brig rrd Byf Ma. ten T. y etc
treasurer Of the society uf the Army OF tine Tennessee
i The Peninsula. BY Irrg,feT = Etib, Eyt Mai
Gen. I. =. A., Assistant Ctt OF Artillery Army of the
Potomac. etc.
1. The ARMY untcr Pope. By .r,Eu T. Rogss En-
Of the Military Historical Society Of Massachusetts etc
y. Tier Antictan. and Frederick SEurV. I:y FIRM
try, Hvt. Brig.-GC1 1. = V
q. Characteristic and Gettysburg. Ev I5a~r
Ih1"6f,aoy, Byt Mi.-Gcnl /. : a. and NaGcu1 e. ).
V, etc.
!. The Army Of the Cumberland. Ey Ha,ry IT.
ft9 Brcvct Erigadirr-tiCUl 4. =. V: 4 r. g. on the
staT of MjurGcui Bpfccrgs and the staff or Major
Gcucl Thomas Secretary of ts society the Army Of
the Cumberland.
Lieut.. of Engineers {. = Army late military ntactc -
the e. :. Legation ~ ST. Petersburg: author The
Russian Army aud H. Campaigns in ISIS and Of
Army Life IN !tls-t."
.. Atlanta. By the H.7 Jl-a5 r. Cor TX Governor
ofOhn, late Secretary cf the Interior og the United states
etc.
10. The March to thc Sea-FrnnI<Iin and NASH
VIE Ev the U0ia IcDb -. fDr Ex-Governor of Ohio
late Secretary Of the Interior of the United States Major
General I. :. V, commanding Twenty third Corps etc
II. The tampa;lHS Of Grant in Virginia. by
AnbrtW Il HfmphTeGs EriCUdiDr-Gpucral and Brevet
General Z. > a; late Chief OF Engineers: Chief
OF stan, Army of Potomac, i-',Jl; commanding Sec
OBd Corps tst,i- %.
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GEORGE E. LEMON,
X Fincouth strrct Woel,inato,
CAN | OBTAIN A PATENT >

Send ROUGH elCtc or lIf you cam model of your
invention to GEORGE l.. LEMON, Washington,
ID. g., aud q Ercii 'sius,ry Examination will be
mate Of all United States Patents of the class of
inventions, and YOU viii be advised whether
IaICtLt can be- obtained.
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mail q copy of lHE NATIONAL IETUrSE for one yei
and the Waterbury Watch. handsome and rsiuJl
time piece.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Cholera still RACES in Southern Europe.
England has forbidden the Importation of
American AGttle-b
The CHOLERA ID reported to be raging
violently at Swatow, China.
Carey, the informer, has left Ireland, and
gone to the Eastern Hemisphere.
Storms and landslides have ruined nearly
all the cultivated land in the district Of
Brecknierd, Switzerland.
Seventeen persons, chiefly women and
children, are known to have been drowned
in the flood at London, Ontario.
The pauper emigrants who were returned
on the steamers Furnessia and Spain are III
an extremely destitute condition.
A great battle is reported between the
forces Of Cetawayo and OEam, in South
Africa. The latter chief was captured.
The joint committee of the English house
of parliament, to whom was referred the
channel tunnel scheme, has rejected it.
All attempts thus far made TO raise the
sunken steamer Daphne have been unsuc-
cessful. Eighty bodies have been recovered.
The house of lords committee, which has
been considering the Irish Land Act, has
reported, practically admitting that it is u
flilurc
The Fremont County record., 1883-07-14
GREENWOOD ITEMS.

From Cur Special Correspondent. T. n. W."
GREENwoop, Colorado, July T.
Greenwood park celebrated the Fourth
at Wetmorc.
B. G. Woodford, of Coal Creek, spent the
Fourth with us.
Edwin Lobaeh and family spent the
Fourth with us.
Jason Blakeslec's new brick dwelling is
well under way.
New potatoes are ready for the table,
raised in this settlement.
Our park has supplied the Rosita market
with strawberries this year.
Garden sauce of all kinds is being en-
joyed by the granGers hereabouts.
Wild gooseberries are scare in tho noun
tains, but wild currants are abundant.
Harvest will be commenced soon. The
rye fields are nearly ready for the reaper.
Three days of steady rain insures our
crops of small grain. and gives the corn
crop u needed lift.
Some of us land our number is fast in
creasing) are hoping that prohibition will
soon save some of our worthy citizens from
falling back into the nire which their
better manhood led them, long since, to
abandon.
Mr. King, late of johnson county, Texas,
has brought his family, and come TO stay
with us, having purchased a home on Adobe
creek. He is tired of depending on tho un-
certainties Of cotton raising for living.
The Fremont County record., 1883-07-14
Attention, Veterans! !

Greenwood post, Grand Army of the Re
public, viii hold its last session previous to
the national eneampment and grand re-
union, at Denver, ON Thursday next, July
1S, at o'clock sharp. Officers viii appear
in full uniform-sword, belt and white
gloves will also report in uni-
form, as far as possible. Those who are
entitled TO membership. and desire adrnis-
sion to the post, should make application
at once. Secure blanks for applications of
Adjutant Hart.
The post, having decided to 90 by rail to
Camp Van Der WORT, will leave Canon
City n little after midnight, on the morn
ing Of July %. The committee on trans
portation will secure the best rates possible.
II is earnestly desired that every member
of the1post attend the cncampment and re-
union. All members Of the post are re-
quested to meet on the college parade
ground, on Tuesday evening next, at g
o'clock, for drill. L. II. SAWYER,
J-r". Commander
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A sIaysyiIIe LynchIng.

On Wednesday morning James Lynn
and Swedc, name unknown, who had
been working on the grade for Orman &
Crooks, near Maysyille, drew their checks,
and started for Salida. Three miles below
Maysville they were met by two rOughs,
named Denis Haggcrty and Henry Dowl-
ing, who demanded their money. Upon
refusing to deliver, Lynn was shot and
mortally wounded by HaGgerty, and the
Swede beaten almost to death with a club
by Dowling Lynn and the Swcde were
afterwards found, almost in dying con-
dition, and the former was taken to Mays
willie, while the latter was sent to Poncho
Springs. The two robbers crossed the river
and entered Maysyille, where they were
arrested by the local officers, and taken be-
fore Lynn, who identified them. They got
from the two victims $50 in cash and from
Lynn IA silver watch. Haggerty and Dowl-
ing we're jailed, but at IL o'clock Wednes-
day night mob oyerpowered the guard,
took The prisoners out and hing them in
the northern part of the town.
The Fremont County record., 1883-07-14
Grand Army Excursions.

The long discussed question of Grand
Army excursions from Denver, at the close
of the approaching cncampment, has at
last been settled The Denver and Rio
Grande and Union Pacific having submit
ted special rates, the following programme
was finally agreed upon by the board APP
pointed to superintend the proper cxpendi-
ture of the funds appropriated for that
purpose:
July 2S-Make an excursion TO Greeley,
Fort Collins, Longmont and Boulder, re-
turning to Denver in the evening.
July 29-Go TO Manitou over the Den
yer and Rio Grande, visit the Garden of
the Gods and remain all night at the
Springs.
July 30-Breakfast at Pueblo and visit
the steel works. In the evening 30 TO
Gunnison, crossing the famous Marshall
Pass on the Denver and Rio Grandc road.
July 3i-oyer the Alpine Pass TO Lead
Vile and remain all night.
August l-Retun to Denver, over the
South Park.
This excursion will give the entertainers
an opportunity to give the visitors good
idea of the natural and developed resources
OF the state mn experience in travelling in
the mountains on model narrow gauge
railroads, and varied scenes of characteristic
mountain grandeur Of beauty.