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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26
election Noliee5.
OF NRw-YoRH.
OFFICE or TIN SECRETARY or STATE
- - - ALBANY August -, 1888
ITO THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY or

oftoH OF iBt sEoREIARY or STATE.
yr,o MIN crrr,n1r III ausE5t 1902
~ IHC oIEhlIr VI NE SOONl1 Of
l. NEW YORK:
Notice fven that az the General Election
to be held in the Tuesday succ INC rs
Monday Of November (NOyemJer o. tie fo oylpa
offers arc - be eecled to wit:
secretary OF state. IA the IL ace of JOSEPH CARR
Comptroller. IA the place o. RA DAVENPORT
Treasurer. IN the D ace OF RO BERT A. MAXWELL.
An Attorney Genera, IL the place LESLIE W. RUS
SELL
slate Engineer and surveyor in the place OF sILAG
SEYMOUR
Jusces Of the supreme Court OF the First Judicial
District composed the CITY and County OF Newlork.
GE,Rt;E SHEA and CHARLES J. NEHRBAS.
IoSen S1EseJrs 9TH 7tn 9h 10Th ami
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EUROPEAN MARKETS

~ kpoL Sept rs Bacon Cumberland Cut steady 49,
osr o Steady at4n Long Gear steady az 55f: short
rseaay ~ 1884, Beef Prime Mesa duh At 10. Cheese
3 soss s1n choice steady 62L
nj al sept ze-Produce, Refined Petroleum. I'd a7isd
6ac ARP Sept 25-Petroleum. Fine Pale American. 20
M - Confines paid seller Miic0xs Lard closed AZ
<os sncs 70 centimes per kl0s.
AYE sept z5.--Petroeuln. marks pfennags
'-anes per 50 kilos
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Tosl since jan s2sS 264 40s 467 $264 2GS
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

>
yoypoy Sept 2j-12S0 D. m.-Consos lO0itrs for both
account: United States four bonds
il2 Atlantic iii 81 MORTGAGE IrusIees'
certificates, 46ss: do second mortgage. 1875 NewYoik
81 paul Common. 1882.
IoxDoS sept 2j--400 D. m.-Atllntic and Great West
EN- mortgage trustees certificates, az Erie, 32
Eey.York Central ll9l4 Pennsylvania Railroad, 6OSs
Rssdng. 26is: MEXICAN Ordinary. IS; ST. Paul Common.
leSh
balance to-day Is S34.0Du
LoypON sept 25.-43O D. m-Paris sdyices quote three
M cent rentes at 70 10 the account
ad exchange on London rs francs 26l2
fleckA
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rOTATOTs AND vEGETABLEs.

Irish large ply quiet and weaker
Qlay choice 10 an our outside quotations.
declined saturday ami Monday: to-day
prices quotaOly higher but tao supply u hser AMI
int Ter particularly une qualities. chester
uuioi- very dull ami ONrr yellow aud White move
slowly On iowor Irregular and rarely good enough
% cr ri ~ per bhL Beans In fair request aud
nrM tquIsh steady. CAODagcs sell well ony whei 81 extra
qualify lurulps dull FEY extra Long lsinl iOti
sgnty excel quotations. Green Corn irregular; choice
quantI ana nTm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26

Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Tuesday, Sept. %, 1888
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ended september % 1888


Receipts for the weekBeans So Pkgs Peas 40 bush
E1p0rts-beans 1I' b1si res. t'- Dnsh Tue general
homo irad sgnt. Bus tas adt IT tho country tend 10
nu aIc strong bodng aud socl - not being pressed
IN, slrsef Sale Marrow have small -
aid be dairult 10 buy Tor .csN VERY Few Medium
email way. DArrcis new Medium sod at a. 80 Pea
steady. not muc1 inqhiy or White kidney few small
sOrfh al a extreme pnce harly eapugn luue 30
offering masoa quota on One o. t"o lots 81 forcln
od or sale ast %eek which caused all rsicr
iocing ihcy h.ye since cen witha"n moan the nTSot
IL j. i cut 10 Guy emo c. ia ndpckcd stock below
y 10. Oreca cas- IN hsht sui py ana hed hgher.
&c :nP P 70 iicoa 20 so Do Pea % ~
Do MarloT - % a 700 choce C5
10 Far p Good. = " $50 Dof4r tsGssi 70 ~
che" eLoce.. ESQ a ESQ picsei........ 2lo 2l5
BIacS Turtts Green Feaa...... 322S 81
soup.......... $50 4 OOI
Receipts 81 l6 pigs last weo 20 fl2 pkgs
an d KS o. The ontiaeat The ate yancs has 6roaght
forward Increased supp les Of state Buuor which fully
ABOUT equal 10 III de naad St. sFicty
fancy table rias mere " Id'h.t A .eshs wh no adj
vantage shshY IN 'ets IL OF Inc Jo"vbg pico OF FANCY
state Or la pal, Is ABOUT &9c IN tubs sc IL rarely
occasional pet marx ifom Iowa or minnesota wors INTO
special uate Hh1'o above quotation Dut Tor the
are selling AZ Z6a 7c ano rts 5000, rIobsby three
Ihe current seiS Ia the OF
lots Offering at zoe. would unJouptedV Do
shaded lc pound TO effect sales All old havOre goods
watch Is beginning 10 arrive IA some quantity and has prompt
nj 20a2-c. a. 10 quality. Very little sweet IN
In small state Dairy IS In better supply only
highest quality Is uiui OIL for Fresh tubs and pals bring
sDOut 20 &c wou grading very high put most lots
FAC. ana under FIrlns quis plepI slow IL
exceptionally hno Delaware county dairy sell
and choice quality meets ar dcinani as quoied closely
that ca DC made on invoices Flesh factory rss Ravo
some export demand at i3HSl4o scarcely any txrss
outlet June Factory.
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state daIrH Wslsh
Creamery. staUe ana

Receipts for week. 7o,237 Doxos Iast week. 4Gs7o Ell
ports 10 Europe 21.2e4 Liverpool cables 52s Freight
by steam % Liverpool l5aE2s 70 London 22s Cd eJls
Commercial 6o-day bills on London. a so@ssi slt
While the demandf0r State Factory Cheese
aede, the offerings strong
country hrm holding and buyers have advance
bids any the late par
OF september cheese have arrived aud there
for % possibly de under
able strictly fancy. August selling
hon c The latter rather extreme but obtained for
a occasional lot Of white, which y
70 preference. Fine full 10 nrm
but other grades aud without much mprog
Dealers nave pretty strong support non the
sold at Utcs aud Little Falls
at l0a 10 lie. generally at l0aselOo. Not many
night milk SKINS coming forward aud the est lots WORK In
tho trade az loo. Ohio O. eddars arriving
Anuties quote fas 20 fancy late made ohio
small supply meeting COED demand from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26

Pin ,;rande and western hrsts rose
70 IL 49, e7@s6s.. The Texas and Paciiic Issues
frsn ssv az unchanged figures and Northern
were ST. e. aecliued to 1921. AT the close the
Pseno LA we're hardly obtainable for any OF the
prices ns"'N
issues. -v to.5av GAINED on balance
fns 90 ,aade M by gains of S217315 coin and
e.s.1 currency; tho balance was further IN
Soo'i nv AN issue of $500, 900 gold certificates.
GREASE transactions cover: Receipts dncluding
is0s-, A. $500 900 gold certifcatesl, Sl,eoS,o65;
I'M -, ri 2S4, 206; currency balance. $3.50
payne:h balance. Sis, Ala, 76s. The local money
gag Continues to rule easy at 202l2 per cent,
MARI ,,s,de of the Stock Exchange. except upon
"s',s "a bond collaterals, there is growing in
sl0'- 10 make loans. The best class OF mer-
~. Gamer ia not sought after at per cent and
~. s;tua.ion in that respect has been aggravated
Wv .s.riays and to-day's failures IN the mercan-
tile trades. r.,
-. Exchanges SIPS, 276 1872; balances So, 49,
$50. ,v..,,;,.,o,. ., do,
-...;vsd S15s. 900 National bank notes for redemp-
Ian The customs receipts were S522,24S, and the
,,terual revenue receipts $l52.372.
The Custom House returns OF the mer-
chandise exports ter the week sho" hoNo'
80 only S390OO0 greater than for the pre-
nans week: $40 900 less than for the same week
oosiss2. and 81 100000 less than for the week OF
~ 9ee1 That is only the movement from this city,
t To-, sccnrately reflects the comparisons of the
Vi, country And on that basis the exports are
,,rmshing a small quota toward the covering OF
hills which have been sold by bankers In advance
W. ons synected shipments of cotton and grain. The
oreign exchange market is strong, despite the fact
tbarneary all the dealersin and drawers OF bills are
ssik1pg il down. Rates for business are
20 foIlows: Bankers bills "a s214 and 81 s5l4 for
inng and short sterling respectively; 5.24 and
b2fsA for francs; 94l4 and 94s4 for reichmarks;
sos. and 40 for gmioers.
aeoorts of the London market to-daywere meagre
and st the time of writing nothing later than 1880
n n. has been received. British consols opened
higher; 100 1916 for money and 101 for account.
Tinted States bonds are quoted irregular: the Is,
Srst as down 80 to 1921 and then up TO 1924 and
4iss as up 1-16 at 116 3-16. American railways
generally were lower, but Erie was quoted up 4 at
22ie
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
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REAL ESiA1E.

EEw-YoKK, Tuesday, Sept 25, 1888
The following sales were to-day made at
b Exchange salesroom:
By NJ a. j. Lynch.
liIssaI: cisybrook ~, $1,000
xSsii; K Washington. neutrality-suspicious.. $500
liIS2S: LeOnad ~ .".' -. $4,000
By Richard Y. HaTnet & Co.
100: VIA 1900
Ne = story frame house with plot of land Kings
Kennedy $3.50
l.y25 Aadson.ave. 406 II 8 Of l24th-st, lot
aoxsO; Boynion ...........--............ leO37
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26

The daily average receipts milk aud at the different
distributing pohts In aud near inc city dur nS tie
week been as 4.uO1 cans Ot mix
ANA i54 Harlem 2,ZSI as
OF milk: Hartford. 8S2 OF MIX 1;
New-York CITY and Northern $40 cans OF mix Jersey
cans o milk OF Mtdland.
1855 cans OF milk 20 OF cream miScelane
short routes lslO Of milk AMI AZ cans Of cream
nm. to daily receipt. H. 700 cans of milk ana 95
The price At which the su rplus sold
on the platforms 81 ga can OF Az quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST PAUL
1881. 1882 1888.
xuraber of 3S0S 4.353 1890
5hfd week In Sent. S3S5.0lS s438O4l 1891 wv
Jsn / 70 Sept. a.. D.526l90 l3,4S2OS0 l5el7000
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN
Number of miles,. 1881 1924 3GO3
Third week in Sept S5l5399 S560OOO $6O6OO0
ian 10 Sept 2i..... l4.S4790S l6,5O02z0 1I25l0I5
CHICAGO ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHA.
.rn,.ser NJ miles $50 l,O42 l,l70
51,e week in sept SS5079 Si19.iO0 Sl22400
Jan 70 sept 2l.... 2697.545 S.36l,4H S,6O9969
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
rruher of miles . 635 66l 726
s~rs week in Sept S64ll1 S664O0 sSl, zoo
Ian i 10 sept q. -. 3.l9s.234 2442V00 2,695300
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH
mira week IN sept s5Ol66 S57T0G s5S6O0
In / 10 sept 2I.... 1.570,77O 157O.V26 l.S0O467
Exports of merchandise at NeU-York:
1881. 1SS2. 1888
ror the veef ...- 1888 $50 SS.2SS26l s7,442.624
psyiousy reported 27929os3S 24 437 POS 255 24S645
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TaANsFEas.
NEw.YoaK CITY

NHW-foAk CITY.
ilsn ST No 1876; Era Weber and another 10 MARY
Mas, as, 1910 it W Of Lexngton.ave ID -''
xiD0.5; NJ Levy TO Isabella Il RJttenberg
ASts, $50 II W OF boulevard. l0Ox0Jll. WI
!, iscsson 20 Fred carroll, 1900
la. aud and considerable other property in that
chsevers. 2i5.eso
Decker - w Bronson. $500
toieslaye so Il OF Cedar st. same TO ssme:. 276u
ANA. Q cor OF 56th-sL loO. alsOs e cor OF
AyeA and 55tb-st l763x2igx-i Irregular Ma
uda French ct Al ex'rs. 10 II Il sherman $4,000
KstseS6efg. .'...... $4,000
=. cosnoss % Henry simon 1900
:. Adele Mecreary 10 Noah swseseY $1,000
:, Maria core and husband 70 Weeks jr.. lo2oC
Is VIM BaSh snan and wife to james Norr s.- 10000
maze es lvt 8 IL Q OF Slth-st, 26.3x55; Hayes 80
@<asm-aye. es, ze.0 II Of l24th.st COX So. Rose
saise And another 10 Catherine Duystess.-. 1880
sseinsr % Henry Lachsrsky ............ lioOc
1900
s,son referee, 70 II rurnbun and another,
~sss ma 30 n W OF 7th.aye 2or5c5; Judith
~ ssa.oh = Wa Noele. $4,000
- asS q 1858 tie OF ID ave, I6.8xlOO.1l; Vim
sssie and wife 70 oarolin. 10000
49, Ms ~ II wof 7th-aye. z0x5o-s; same 70
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---Non.Acid---
Buenos Ayres. Caifora Com. Hide
Light .......... ......ZlLo121 81 az 2011l
Middle ..--.-.-..24 gl62 25adAR 20 023la
HEAVY ..2s11212 23z942 % MA
GOOD damaged. l11Z2a II e2lH 20lG2l
rec, sa s,as al Kinds: Light 2o vi Ia Middle
2zL Heavy 20 y gZGi Good damaged. 29s@22la
UNION TANNED
Slaughter Slaughter.
IAsht Racks .S3 ass Light crop. 81 052 ;
Midaie Bscks.....34 a3baMiddle crop.......3 SO 433
Mole Backs. heavy36 dSIo bsIiles - alfr
Calcutta Buffalo Light 202SZl &C.; Middle. 20as2i 10
Damaged l6@l9Sc.
Pig Irons have had fair specuA ton
easy figures. rue legitimate movement has Deen small
scotch grades also inactive and
almOsi noIuiDal I'M nrce We quote American Pig, No ],
sz20sz3 Foundry No $40 21DS2li Gray Forge SIS -
Gsl50V Scosch Pig Egnnon 81; CarnDf0e szZaszz o.
Glenganock S22ds2Z 80 suninetiee sIZ oudt<5 CoiI
&z3 60 s23 s23 bJ LaDgloan. 9ZS 5O
Dslue $50 750sll English Pig Iron is dull at $2i
oszl 90. spegeeisen dull aud almost nominal. steel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26

GUNNY cLOTH-In fair demand at die as to quaty
and weight
HEMP AND JUTE--Au prices are firm though trade Is
Manila Hemp. loasU O7.c; SisA 0ssc Jute.
aiaV4 &c, Jute Butts = V2asc.
firm. medium grades Cov,T weak. straw steady;
Medium Prime inOihy GOGJjo; Clover ~ gOJc ship
ping grades 5Jc No. RE Straw 0vc hhoil do 80 94Oe
Dat 3Oa35c.
BIDEs-Business Is limited. and notwithstanding the
small stocks prices weak and unsettled Dry Huonos
% MOBteVideo &c Corile1es 2lcj RIO andc,
2lc; California u al Lei Matamoris ic Vera Cruz and
TruxnO l70loc. OIDoco, 70 U2O2cj TampcO. l0c. DO.
gOta 10 !Oo central america lS0SOc Mafacaibo. 70
lsc; Bahia l60l7c Puerto Cabeo and Lagulyr4 l7s9c
Caracas, l9c.i Payta l7clec Canpeachy. l66lOi2c.
pObasco, l6a Galveston l1al6 Yves IL I0c
Southern 2 stated reras Ia i5c. south
ii a l3c City slaughter OK, 9iac; Cow sc.
LEATHEk-TT2de both In Hemlock sole and Union
Tanned moderate the Eastern manufacturers
ing close oil their Iau work. Pnces unc1znSeIi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26

L FOR az EENsTowN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF Gins rER..s....SATU RDAY. sep % p m
CITY OF CHICAGO ncwl HuKSDAf; oct T. ga IN
CITY HI II MON Observation-Disclosures, Get. IL noon
FIOin Pier 49, North River. 1911 BarfOw 81 -
CABIN PASSAU &. S6U 80 All SOB intermediates, sil
STEERAGE,s1 Prepsii. 81. .,,,,,, 81,
For PASSAGE SC. apply ID tle ~ hANSTEAAohLF w.
Limited 81 aud 50 BrOa1wty, y. A.
PHILADELPHIA once. No. ld) SOut1-sL
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A70vA SCOTIA and NEWFOUNDLAND.

THE CROMWELL LINE
"A IRON usrs S,r D. Nor5l hSs
every tlg5 lJr 49, ,-,.
HALIFAX n j. aud : T. Johns. NFl
Excellent 9lsssIgar scci n d pttetoi<
:. H. SEAMAN.
"a Norla Fktvoe
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On 80 q = - ~ AHAH ~
Receipts for the week -Dne'
1,S.1pkgs.: Pecsna. - Pk %.
pkgs. hyaDOraled Apples AT,
m nd and hrm Fancy quality
are not good en- ugh Go exceei
Dried arc more lib -ral aud fhe
The recent fuli pfices Obtaii
from other points and BUYERS q
Most OF tho y Orth Carolina Sill
fuIlt ~ no; Ovcr-ulenty aud
Extra Fancy Nhite are going
Apples are bringing 900 ~.
lots selling down to Jsc.. and
04c. EyapOfatsd Peeled Peac
2gc.. an LXtia Fancy lot o. Ie
higher. 4 sale Of 2O1 bcxe
OF sc. sun dried dec.od nrm
North carolina fancy sold NJ NJ
change "a price. Essp1eaues
il-n 9i2c. uid and ipc. 1sEc
Pecans ia icw hands and hold v
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a + ruits. 4.gI1 pkgs.. Peanuts,
Exports of Dried Apples. aO2
c IN moderate supply, fAir Gc-
sells up l5c.. but average lots
q l3d lac. Receipts for sun
tone Of the market less tlrm.
led here have drawn supp les
are not bidding quite 50 freely.
ced are selling a. S0Jc.. Fancy
relchcs loo; while tho few
still higher. The C0ar,e-Cut
generally; soma slightly sour
Pine Gu ii;y ln barrels up 10
ohes have some inquiry al 2i0
sllOw Fruit might 20 a shade
= Fancy Unpeo.cd reported
1 anu "a iair demand 80 bbla.
30. Che rics dull but without
"A tribe easier. Blackbeiries
"A. Peanuts scarce and higher.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-18

an official reception vas held. The Ger
man Prince mad . long eonversation
With the Italian Minister Of FOREIGN AZ
fairs. Tuesday the Prince will take
lunch With the German Ambassador TO
the royal court Of Italy and afterward
viii 90 70 the Vatican.
King Humbert has conferred upon
vsn Kendall, the German Ambassador,
the grand Gordon of the order of Saint
Maurice and Saint lazarus
Geaiaa Pless.
Cork, Dec. ls.-Andrew Coleman.
principal witness for the prosecution in
the trial of conspirators, testified to the
existence Of branch Fenian Brother
hood in Coanty Mayo. He said that he
had given information to the police
while assisting men now On trial. He
once accompanied the men nov prison
ers to murder a certain gentleman. who
escaped, as he had previously warned
him.
rrssps Ter ESxRl.
LONDON. Dec. 17.-Th -,
stands that the Royal
have been ordered TO z
the Lancashire Reein 1 4
dered to the MediteI
n. c.,a
PARIS, Dec, 17.-10OU
Of the Chamber ct Dep00
on the supplementary Tonquin credit.
100000 francs. asked by Ferry for
s,x months of 1884, was presented by
Leon Renault in the Chamber. The re-
port recommended that the credit be
granted. The Cham.er of Deputies
has approved of the project for laying
4 cable between Saigon and Tonquin.
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REAL ESTATE.
M. S. B00Tn ( co.

WE. the UNDERSIGNED. HAVE
w associated under the firm name of
~. g Booth & Co. for the purpose Of act
timber lands and city lots left with us for
sale will receive the attention merited
Persons desiring to purchase such proper
ties from us will be furnished ali informa-
ton necessary. We have on hand n sx-
sive list of city lots and farming lands.
improved and unimproved. and keep
horses and carriages in readiness TO give
quick dispatch To customers, in showing
them our properties.
Lots for sale on the instalment plan.
Call and examine our list and prices.
Once. first building west of Post Office.
NJ. !. BOOTH.
j. G. NOLOP.
EDWARD SANDERSON SMITH.
Seatt e. W. T.. Dec. I, 1881 de- I'm
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F q f q I q v

Asssher Country % De sabased.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Official an
nOunoement il made that England will
resume control in Basutoland, in CON-
plianoe with the prayer of large ma
iority OF the natives Of that country.
Befere Sensay.
HoNaKoxa, Dec. IA French expe-
ditiou of GOO men, with q dotills Of
gunboats and steam launches, started
several days ago from Hanoi for Son
tay. The troops landed seven miles
from town and encamped without meet
ing the enemy or firing a shot. An as-
aault upon Son ay Ia expected Decem-
ber 18th. rhe enemies force il esti-
mated at 10000 men.
The Ceswn Prince 10 Rene
R0ME, dec. 1.-THE Crown Prince Of
Germany and suite arrived at 1870 this
afternoon.
I secssA vislsasass.
WrxSIPEG MAN., Dec. H. Wha,
was left Of the town Of Rat Portage by
the recent fire vas almost totally de-
stroyed by the re0courTen0e OF q simi.
lar disaster early this morning. The
total losa will reach $4,000. with bui
little insurance, ~ the companies re-
fused 10 place risks, owing to the iaoh
of q IRE department and the lawless
state Of the town.
Prince Jersoe osnaparss.
Pans. Dec. 17.-Prince Jerome Bona
parte has decided TO become q candi
date for election to the Chamber Ol
Deputies from Barbcdieux, Department
0f the CbarentA.
II 0e 1aaaGusaoea.
CRY OF MKxIc0, Dec. 1.-THE Mexi
can Transatlantio will Be formally inau
eufated tomorrow.
The 8illlarA Csaeess.
| LYoxs, Dec. l7.-In tbs billiard con
test DAILY scored CAB and GARNER 606
Scores for the three nights, DAILY $50
aud GARNER 1EM
TIE Canaaean PaeaAe vrsabl<s.
WuxrPns, Dse. H.-Ovine 10 u
| firm stand which the Canadian Paei6l
has taken against The engineers, th,
latter are growing dem0nstTative an(
trouble Is feared. The provincial polio
are patrollinR the yards and guards an
placed on every switch. This mosninl
the switch in the yard here Vas founa
looked tight By chains. the supposed IN
tentiOn he6ng 10 oause oollini0o.
ballet hole vas feund throoQh HupsEin
tandent ERau's window today. No 90
vas in the once at the time the shot "
fred
| Neve0eaes % de Crews Prince.
RoMx, Dse. H.-AfteR pgivataly din
inR Ct The QuiRinAl the German Csou,
pv{noa and K1n0 Hnmho9t With n
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NOTICE.

UVHE SEATTLE STRAIN LAUNDRY
has opened . branch ONCE In the
Warrington Territory Employment Blu
reau. Washington street Leave your
clothes or orders. del3
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A FOUR STALL STABLE. IN
"A ouire Of CLAYTON BROS.
de6 SlA Front street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-18

MY FAMILY HAVING GONE TO
M California for the winter. have re
moved from my late residence on Marion
street to rooms IA and Is. Hotel Bruins
wick, where can be found by those wish
ing my services, when not at Office or
otherwise engaged.
K. L. SMITH, NJ. ID.
Seattle W. T. Dec Is 1881 lN
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PANS. Dec. l7.-Prince Jerome Bona.
parte has decided to become . caudi-
date for election to the Chamber OF
Deputies from Barbcdieux, Dspartmsnt
of the Charente.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. IL. - Secretary
Oanalsr has received the following
NON Minister Hewitt, At st. Ps.srs,
oa1: "HArbor teleRraphs from Jak-
~ today that he has arrived IN Jak-
~. Military honors will be paid the
eediss Of DeLnng and party on tier
oopafturs from Jakutak. The bodies
80 received hero BY the city authori-
- and the Geographical Society Of
siberia, and are nov lying In the
ea!qus on the public square. We
havs Friday"
1eeRaele senaaerlal Caacea The
PfesiAeas's Asvenenss.
MAmM0rou. Dec. 1.-THE Demo
80 Senators held caucus this at
oon, and decided to nominate for
n - Of the Henats those nominated
caueus two years aR0-L. z.
.mRtou for Secretary, Il. ]. Bright
SseDoantat-Arms. Colonel Payten
oe1tiye Clerk. Z. e. 6hobcr for
- Clark, aud DR.. Bullock for
49, -. u = understood from Dam
onth0rity that this does nol
NH against the RspnbIioAn
81 SSs5 Abe Democrats will oon-
pelyes simply With voting fos
eAndidxtes, and will usDt re-
# csy taetios - prevent The
IA BepuhlioeaA
81 - VII loayo Waahinnfou
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Lafayette friends Of Jerome Bonaparte
Cox, who shot and killed Charles Nc
Lsughlin, the California millionaire,
vcre shocked 10 hear Of the tragedy.
Cox WAS raised in this city, where he
renainsd until the breathing ont Ut the
war when he entered the Tenth indiana
battery. His father, the lats Thomas
:. Cox. was = pioneer settler in Lafay-
cite aud citizen much respected. His
venerable mother, nov nearly four
score, still resides here. and Vas much
FRUSTRATED upon learning VI the shoot
ING by her snn.