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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-06-06
COMMERCIAL.

Business in the local mercantile markets shows an
improvement and continued activity is expected
during the warm weather. Dry goodi, which have
been dull and inactive. showl decided improve
ment The grocery market is unchanged. Sales
are equal to expectations. Iron is moderately
tive. change in nails IS probable this week.
Leather is IN good demand and prices steady.
GRAIN.
wheat-The bull movement has halted for q
WHILE and local markets show Q decline of &c for
No. 2 red, with sellers freer than usual for this
grade. Arrivals are light. Sesboard dull and
lower all round. New York shows a decline of &c,
Baltimore Ac and Chicago 1Hc from Saturday.
Coma duller feeling and slightly lower prices
are the principal points about lower markets. The
indi nereree is possibly in sympathy with the sde
cline at the Seaboard and Chicago. Arrivals
light; fair demand and offerings, but no trading
noted.
oah-Dull and lower Very little demand. with
light offerings.
CHICAGO GRAIN REVIEW.
CHICAGO, June 4.-Visible supply Of grain May
26-wheat, 2O.147.0O0 bu.; corn, f3, 49, 600 bu.;
oats. JOB 900 bu.; barley SAL 600 bu. rye 1885,
000b G.
Regular wheat good speculative business; weak
er and marked decline In prices. Opened sS95.c
lower. declined nc, rallied trife and closed 2e
lower July and August, 11sc lower for September
than Saturdays closing. Sales ranged at 81 119
l 129s June; 81 1SH@1 14S July; 81 141<@1 1873
August and September; 81 155<@1 III October;
81 11@1 125S year; spring, 81 111z@1 ID; winter,
81 14@1 141z. On call, sales of 2,25eOOo bu. at sc
20 lower.
Corn fairly active but weaker. Opened &c lower,
rallied &c. declined ssGKc, closed Aa1c below
saturdays close. Sales at 564 @565sc June; 571k9
SIC July; 5s95s7sc August; 5s1<959Ac September;
524@52szc year. On call, sales of 10000 Blu, at q
&c lower
Cats quiet and easier. Sales at S914@S91zc June;
9ZSs95zc July; 3S5z9SS5sc August; S1ss93lszc
year. On call, sales of $4,000 bu. at &c higher
to &c lower.
Pork active but weak and lower. Sales at SO
@19 % cash; SIS 95@l9 ~ June; $40 071<@l9 2;
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Elsewhere.

ELbeWn6ros
KANSAS CITY. June 4.-The Live Stock Indi-
Csttle~Receipts, 400 head. Market strong; ship
ping steers Of 200 to 500 pounds, s. 2sGb IS;
Hogs~Receipts, $500 head Market lower and
weak, Sc 4s@6 so; bulk sales, Sc 5o95 60.
Sheep-Receipts, 500 head. Market steady and
unchanged.
shipments, $50 head. Butchers grades steady;
shippers grades still slow: heavy steers, IS S58
good TO best cows and heifers 81 E095 25; common
to medium, So SEGA %.
sheep-Reeeipts. coo head; shipments. none.
Market steady; fair to good, 50 50s54 90; prime
to choice, 81 1895 25 spring lambs. 81 5o@3 90 per
head.
good packing. So 6@7; butohers' to extra, S79S o.
Receipts, $500 head shipments, 900 head.
CHICAGO. June 4.-Tne Drovers' Journal re-
Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head; shipments, 3,2cs
head. Market active; prices weak at &c decline
from last weeks receipts: heavy, S797 25; light,
IS eo@7; mixed S. 7O@6 95; skips, S. 5o@s so.
Cattle-Reeeipts $500 head; shipments, 5,4eo
head Market weak and active; shipping about
10c per 100 lbs lower good TO fancy steers, S. SOC
sse; common to fair, s. 20@5 20. ,. IA
head. Offerings largely of common, which ruled
weak; good grades firm; poor to COED natives,
Drovers' Journal special Liverpool cable reports
cattle steady and weak; best American steers, IL
cents dead weight; sheep very weak, &c per pound
lower; best being l7c dressed.
NEW YORK, June 4.-Beeves-Reeeipts for tive
days. $3.50 head making Il, 400 head for the week
market extremely dull; Sl@2 per head lower
good and prime heavy steers showing the largest
decline; extremes, steers, 500 per ewt-, live
weight: bulls, "a 1895 40 per cwt.: large number
distillery FED class sold at Sc o5G7 20 per ewt.
among the sales of choice steers IS head I'LL
nos, 1850 lbs. average at Sc 20 per cwt; A head
Missouri steers 427 lbs. average at S. so per cwt
exports used IS car loads; exports from New forA
for the week ending Saturday, l.130 head OF live
cattle, 1852 quarters of beef, 1,340 head of live
sheep, and 442 careasses of mutton.
sheep-Receipts IL 600 head, making 80, 800 head
for the week; market 25c lower; clearance moi
made; common to prime sheep 81 $500 so pei
cwt. best, Sc $500 6254; ordinary TO prime lambs
SSA9 so per owt.
Hogs-Receipts. $3.50 head, making 25, 900 head
for the week; market dull and weak for live at 81
az 40 per ewt.
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ice for June.

LIST and ID, storm center probably linger-
ing.
ID and Sd, clear and fair.
Sd and 4th, ending in cloudy weather with
rain.
9Th to 7tb, clouding.
Sth to 18th, continuation of low barom-
eter. with heavy storms about 10th.
18th to 10Th, clear or fair.
10th to 18th, clouding, with heavy storms
about 18th.
Goth TO 2lst clear or fair.
22d to 25th, attended by cloudy weather
with heavy rains.
26th and 9th, clear and fair.
2Sth and Goth, attended with clouding
weather.
30th, probable storm.
The warmer days will be about LIST, 9th,
10th, 9th and Goth.
The cooler days viii be about ID, 18th, 18th
and Goth.
The earthquake periods are about 81, 9th,
81 tn and 28th
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Adrios to Consnmntixas.

On the appearance of the first symptoms
as general debility, loss of appetite, pallor,
chilly sensations. followed by night sweats
and cough, prompt measures of relief should
be taken. Consumption is scrofulous disease
of the lungs; therefore, use the great anti
scrofulous or blood purifier and strength
restorer, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery" Superior to cod liver oil as a nu-
tritive, and unsurpassed as q psctoral. For
weak lungs, splitting of blood and kindred
affections il has no equal. Sold by druggists.
For DIR. Pierce's treatise on consumption.
send two stamps Worlds Dispensary Med
ical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
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a clergyman in South Haven, Mich, who
has been greatly benefited by Compound
Oxygen, and who has used his influence to
induce others to try it. writes as follows:
IAN elderly lady here, who is now able to
see to her household affairs, was long at the
point of death from consumption. 4 day
or two since she walked out distance OF
four blocks. Ali are expressing surprise con-
corning her recovery. The Oxygen is doing
more for these cases than ali the physicians"
Our Treatise on Compound Oxygen. contain
ing large reports of cases and fullinformation,
sent free. Drs. Starkey & Pelen, 1109 and
I'LL Girard street, Philadelphia. Pa.
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NO. Z hye-Ou4 anu uOul1Hh1S bAu5 uOuc
Bran-Dull; Sill bid: so % asked.
ehipstuff-Dull; S12 asked; no buyers.
Hay--Prime TinOthy quiet; 81 90 bid; none
The Grocery Market.
Cheese-western Reserve. 1OS121zc; JERSEY.
Coffees > Common, 91f@lOc; ordinary. ne
11hc; fair, l29l21zc; good. 19glSxc; prime, "A
s IL, stTety prime 1o955Se2 eHcies ,b nS
les roasted, 1910; Leverings, lS5zc; McLAugh-
Sugars-CHt loaf 10@lO1ke: powdered. s7s91oe;
granuls ted. 95zgs7sc; standard A, 9A995sc; on A,
$1,000; white extra C,S549S1e; light brown s1sS
SIC; common rades.7zzgSe
$4,000; syrup, S@40 per gal. for common 70
choice.
spices-Pepper, 20S22c; alspice, 1s,s2Oc; cloves,
40 45c; ginger, 20@25c; cinnamon in mats, 25@
4Oc; nutmegs sOeasl o5; mace. g. o5e1 10;
Sslt-Lake salt, in Car lots, 81 l59; drsy lots,
81 20; small lots 1Oc more from store dairy, & 70
starch-Refned pearl, 4xg4hc per Id; Eureka
&c; champion gloss lump, 79Sc; improved corn
Salt Fish-Mackerel. No. L mess. $40 per Dbl
tIl: No. msckerel, 81; halves, IS o.; No.
2 mackerel. S1i 90; halves, s. so; No. mackerol
sG1 9 20 , nsyessh sSS s SS 7al: N nA
herring s.. Cod6ah-Boneless SO 0096 80 per 100
bs: Grand Eenk. 6a6H per ID.
81 ESQ., rs; rev Valencia. sas5<o suItana.
ilo: Mnsoatai raisiaE. q 9On2 IS. Lemon. MESH
ma S5n6 co. Imperial, S.. Oranges, "a 5095 Prunes,
Bohemian. 61fe9o; new Turkish, 7k9S4c; Sui
tno do. SIC; curranw, 61z97c; new figs lS920e
Dates, mats, 71z@s1e; fard in 10 10. boxes. 15c
Peanuts, raw. tennessee, S9s1so; Virginia, 50
hc: roasted, 10@101zc.
Canned 6oods-We quote: Tomatoes. lbs. 300
al 10; Lbs. u 20@1 IS; Peaches, Lbs. standard.
81 609i rs; lbs, 81 10@2 IS; seconds, lbs. q s.
IS: lbs. d f0@1 IS; Pie Peaches, lne, 81 70
sra%berries. q So6i %; BsspbeITies sscSG IL:
DberFies. red, 81 7091 70; white, IS 90; String
Beans II 10@l 20; Green Peas Harr0wfat u ~
al IS Early June q 1001 80; California 81 90; Var
aO ,b Fei1 i sO, s,I ne Golden b y q u q
a. rs; Eaiinon, / 10. = 7o@i 90: Lobsers. n,
g. 20; Abs a. IS; Tum5ler yeliiea Sb890c; Cove
Oysters Id, light weight 65970o; 10, tull
weight. 81 1901 20; aba Light weight u IS; 2
llg, funweisht- q Sog2 90: ssrdinss. grencn rs
o. 7BG1 | per dos: American rs, 81 90 per dos
Apples. aSb. 81 2o@25; Glib, & 5092 60; gallon,
e t0@260-
The Produce Hnrks.
Eggs-14c: selling store 15916c.
Butter - Creamery-Fsncy. 27@2So: CHOICE. a
@25c. Dsiry-5elected, 21923c: choice. 1Sl920o
0ountTy-Choioe roll, 13Sl5c; cooking, l09l2o.
Poultry Hena lilo per ID; spring chick
l0c geese, IS 40; ducks DID,, SO So.
Eeathsrs-Pnme eeesss $50 mixed 2o92oo
old feathers. lb@2Co.
Rags-1Hc
Wool-New unwashed, good order, 23c: tub
washed. clean. 35c; buried and cotted, 1691Sc
Wool now being received is In good order.
me Provision Market.
BeIow are the present lobpfng pxIoes:
Smoked Meats-S. O. HAIns: fsn and IL poundI
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
Indian missionary the formula of a simple
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
for consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, esth
ma, and all throat and lung affections; also,
positive. and radical cure for nervous debil-
ity and all nervous complaints, after having
tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to
make 1t known to his suffering fellows Ac-
tuated by this motive and desire to relieve
human suffering, will send free of charge,
to all who desire it, this recipe in German,
French or English with full directions for
preparing and using. Sent by mail by ad-
dressing with stamp, naming this paper,
w. A. Noyes, 149 Powers Block, Rochester,
N. Y.
ENThe latest anecdote about the old lady who
thinks that she knows everything" is about
how she went to a Church sociable and as
she entered the room the young ladies said;
"Good evening. auntie, we are glad you
came; we are going to have tableaux this
evening"" Yes, know, L know" was the
reply; 81 smelt 'em when FIRST came in"
sentinel
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and antidote when poison; q table with an
engraving of the horses teeth at different
ages with rules fer telling the age Of the
horse; valuable collection of receipts and
much other valuable information
See also our special offer for History Of
Indiana" in another column.
Address SENTINEL COMPANY,
Indianapolis.
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WEEKLY LIVE sTOORIKxPeRr.

UNION STOCK YARDS June 5, 1888.
Catle-Since last report the receipts of cattle
have been rather light. The market has been drag
~ with a downward tendency, especially ON half
fatted grass cattle. No good fat shipping grades
have been offered for some DAVIS
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Foreign money and stocks.

LONDON, June As, 122, Railway Stocks
Illinois Central 49,; Pennsylvania, co.'s; New
York Central, 1851: Erie, 3654; seconds. 9S1z
Reading %. The amount of bullion gone in the
Bank of England, $50.
PARIS, June 4.-Rentes, 79f S5c.
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Boston is the only important city that shows a
decrease, while several cities show a particularly
large increase particularly Kansas City and Lowell
each of which is considerably more than double
its clearances of week szo. The largest increase
mas been in the northwestern cities, but all over
the country there seems tObe considerably larger
business going on thaa a year ago, particularly
when we bear in mind that prices are lower now
than then.
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Hogs-Receipts, 1921 head: shipments, $3.50
head. The past week like the preceding one has
shown us good recei pts and declining market NJ
to Saturday, prices being % cents per hundred
lower than on last Saturday. On Monday with only
eight cars on sale market active and higher sales
generally at So so96 e5.
To-day with forty cars on sale market opened
steady, packers the principal buyers, taking almost
everything clear of the sorting pens at SO 1896 So
Some extra heavy would bring cents bat none of
that class on sale; closing steady, all seld. We
quote:
Medium to heavy IS 9367 90
Light and good mixed packing ........--. 7596 So
Ilss dnu IOuSns----. OoCeo oS
Sheep-The offerings for some days have been of
common and medium grades and selling lower,
while good fat heavy shipping sheep not plenty
and in good demand.
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Whisky.

LOUISVILLE, June A--Whisky-Quiet at 81 13.
BALTIMORE, June 4.-whisky-Unchanged at
81 49,
CINCINNATI, June 4.-Whisky-Quietat 81 Is.
CHICAGO, June 4.-Whisky-Unehanged
PHILADELPHIA, June A. Whisky = Dull at
s119.
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Ous.
ANTWERP, June 4.-Petroleum 1874 C.
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Flour. Grain and Hal

Fl0Ur-Pstent. IS 1896 90: fancy, IS 25e5 IS;
choice a 1906 90; family. ~ 50a4 IS: treble
sxtrA 81 65@3 IS; double extra. 80 25as 40: extra
SO OoQs Is; supernne, q 75D2 90; Hne "a 5o92 65;
IoundEy, 50 as.
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No. Rye-Dun and nominal; COO bid; none
offered.
Bran-Dull; Sill bid: go % asked.
ehipstuff-Dull SD asked; no buyers.
q Hay-Pnme Timothy quiet; Sl1 10 bid; none
offered.
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Clearances for the Week,

BoSToE June From the Post: The Clearing
HOuSe exchanges for the week which ended June
, are as follows:
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eoYnnrNxr7 sEouR1rrEs.

Sterling, &C days.. s51<5 per div 1osz
etsTnng, E8nt..s.. $50 u B. 43Ss...-. 1l3
per cent. bonds. lO3 4 New q. 8. Fs...-.. 1i91<
EorE-The purchasing price for Government
BONDS IN IndfSDSDo vsrfez from tie New York
quotations LIRl per coat.
, 1883-01-26
DIR. &. W HUNT.


In order to supply uur st.ffrs H
pure, unadultcIa..l ,sa. fHl f.H- .
mg matter and other dtH..r.H.- s...
stances, We imported o. ciH.fr. EF .
our own irm name Trl Iu,afr iraH..
winch We ut,Cr i.g sale 10 o.. .uN ,r... o.
any good tea IL the uarkei. Euaraa'#l.
mg III, quality and weight vulf q.
voulc' tea Is ~ the finest gua' fF 70 Hs.
'oiorcd Japan, packed IN ih, .r-t.y rs'
'brated "PcrtectIuu" cans cpuiaIrIr. 4
10, : lhs and ~, Ms ~ tea. 10. lsr
lection is the only package u1ir tlaf
will preserve the flavor ami urur.auf tas
tea after the package II once uJsfssi
While the use of green or ciirrsi tsr
creates Nervousness, causes EHaslarIs
and weakness ot the stomach. uuav 90
these disastrous effects fuil,N is u-H .F
the pure, uncolOred article We invite a
trial Of this tea ON it's merits. fcclms ,u
'ident that the verdict will h. IN f.yui ~
"Our Favorte."
PLuNSRR 4 TEEKv.
, 1883-01-26

PORTLAND, Jan. l9.-Two fires occur
red at 4 o'clock this morning, simulta.
neously. The most disastro 8 was the
complete destruction OF Corbett & Ma.
cleay' Wholesale grocery house, 50x2OO
feet, two stories high. The fire origin
ated on the lower floor, but as both en-
frances were closed by iron doors it was
not discovered until the interior was a
seething mass. When the engines ar
rived the flames had burst through the
roof, and efforts were directed to saving
the remainder OF the bloc The water
supply was deficient and froze in the
hose, but on account OF the superior
construction Of the side walls, the adj
joining buildings were saved with slight
damage. The building was owned by
Capt. j. g. AinswOrth, OF Oakland, Cal
Loss, S25,0C0, not insured; Corbett &
Macleay's is between Sl45,000 and $780,
600: insured for Sl2O,OOO. All the re-
cords of the Board OF Trade were
lost. The safe has not yet been
taken from the ruins, but it is
believed the books and papers
are safe. The firm secured other quar-
ters and resumed business. Blocks on
the opposite sides of Front and First
streets suffered damage by the
bursting Of glass in fronts. A strong
wind prevailed from the north, and the
wonder is that the entire business por-
tion Of the city was not destroyed.
The second fire broke out in small
tailor shop, owned by N. Davis, from.a
range on the north -heast corner Of First
and Oak streets. Two rows Of old build
ings, covering square Of hundred feet
we're destroyed. These buildings were
owned by Mrs. H. Schulderman d r.
Bachanan. Loss, S5,OOO; insured for
$4,000 in the State Investment Company.
The losses to the occupants are as fol-
lows: N. Collins, shoes, $500 no insur-
ance; N. Davis, tailor, $1,000, insured
for $500 in the New Zealand; Charles
Homme, cigars, 5000, insured for 5000 in
the Lyon and 5000 in the North British;
Shortell, saloon, 81 900. insured for 500
in the North British; French and Italian
restaurant, $1,000, no insurance; G. Haas,
umbrellas, $4,000 insured for $1,000 in
the Hamburg and Bremen; Shipper &
Rypke, tailors, 81 900, insured for $4,000,
equally divided between the South Brit
ish, the National Sun, Oakland, Home
and Hamburg and Bremen.
, 1883-01-26
Custom House Sale.


CUSTOM HOUSE, PoHr IuwNt ENu. ". |.
Collectors Ohcc, January ~. isNt.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THs
" following described articles, .eiz.d fur ria.s
tlon Of the lnited States Revenue laWs via t-
sold At public auction, Ia the highest bidder. o.
cash, at the Custom House IN furi 10Ur-st
washington Territory, February a. i-'Si 81 !
O'Clock ?. NJ;
No. l2i--rwo tins q h. opium. seized % fart
Townsend, W. T., February Is, iS,2
No. l5-Sixtecn tins Is lbs opium seissd 81
Port Town.end, W. r., March ]. iSsl
No. i26-TwO tins Il 3D. opium; seized st Poet
Townsend, W. T., March =, l,Sy!
No. l1-Onr pair boots. enc pair pants sflrf.I
at Seattle, W r., March - tsSsl
No. l3l-Three sacks wool tahout ca n,. .. ss II.
ed at Seattle, W. T., October , ISL
No. lS-One sloop, 20 eases red China W ira. tI
cases white China wine; seized A. lAtUHHrf "
T., December 10, 1852,
ARTICLES SEIZED IN Alaska
No. - One keg Jamaica rum. ? gul- ssirs,I n
Wrangel July I, 1882.
No. 29-One case of brandy and al. Is Hart.s.
each); seized at Wnn.cl
No. 37-TwO "a gll. kegs o. X. Gutter vtI.sT.
seized at Sitka, February :. i~Sa
No. 3S-lO-l3 doz. bottles ofOid Tom s.u. .f fsI
at juneau, April 10, iSSs.
Parties claiming any NJ the shove ugfl-i sFt..
les aro required to tile their claim. itsff..Hr
With the Collector Of Customs ~ this ns-..f
within twenty days from tho ar,t unbiieaf'aa 20
his notice. a. n. Hk~B
i0td Collector % yu-iHHls
, 1883-01-26
A Blast at Alaska.

New YORK, Jan. 1S.-The Herald's
editorial says that mining rumors from
Alaska are almost as rOseate as the story
about early strawberries and radishes
that were used here during the days just
preceding the purchase OF North Ameri-
cas- extreme corner lot. II there really
is gold enough in Alaska to attract to the
Territory that portion Of our great pop.
ulation that is always waiting for some
thing to turn up, whatever is furtherest
away appearing most attractive, then
blessed be Alaska, but before the smaller
and somewhat more valuable class which
has been bitten by mining speculations
so often that it enjoys the bite risks T.
money in mining companies that are sure
to be started, it may be remembered how
short is Alasta's season for work, how
costly must be the transportation of all
machinery, and how far from the posi-.
bility OF being watched. Ore yielding
five hundred dollars per ton in Alaska
may be less profitable than ton dollar
ore nearer home.
The Dissatisfied Sugar King.
The Worlds Washington special says
"Claus Spreckles, the San Francisco
sugar refner, against whom a movement
for the abrogation Of the Hawaiian
treaty is directed, reached here tonight.
The recommendation OF the State De
partment with reference to the Hawaiian
treaty is not any more satisfactory to
him than it is to Eastern retiners, because
he made large investments not only in
plantations but in improved machinery,
and il the resolution reported by Kasson
from the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
should be adopted, his enterprise will be
seriously hampered. He may be ex-
pected therefore to join in opposition to
the committees report.
, 1883-01-26

HUI&E.

Kasson offered solution that dur
ing the remainder of the session the
Judiciary, Foreign Affairs, Territory
and Public land Committees will be
entitled to one day each for the consid-
Grafton Of one or more bills reported
favorably by them. Referred.
Anderson reported from the Post
office Committee a resolution calling on
the Secretary OF War for information as
to what telegraph lines have been built
under his direction by the army, what
disposition have been made OF the same,
and upon what terms, Adopted.
Robeson moved to go into Committee
of the Whole on the bonded appropria-
ton bill.
Butterworth made an effort to getcon-
sideration OF the bonded extension
whisky bill, but Robeson's motion pre-
vailed, and with Page in the chair the
House went into Committee OF the
Whole ON the naval bill.
Kasson explained the bill, and the
House adjourned out Of respect for Rep
resentative Shcllabarger.
The Public Lands Committee today
agreed to recommend to the House a
bill providing for the creating of three
additional districts in Dakota.
The Mississippi River Committee con-
tinued hearing Cowden, He said the
plan OF the Mississippi River Commits
sion was failure, and never had low
cred the channel, or protected the banks
of the river at or below Memphis.
The Election Committee heard an
argument in Cooks contested case from
Iowa.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Moore. OF Ten
nessee, introduced a joint resolution,
proposing constitutional amendment
granting to Congress the power to pro-
vide by appropriate legislation for the
legal enforcement OF obligation co =
tracts entered into by any State in the
Union.
The Judiciary Committee reported a
resolution directing the Military Com
mittee to Investigate the charges of mis-
management Of the Hampton Soldiers
Home. Adopted.
Bingham, of Pennsylvania, Chairman
Of the Postolfice and Post Bonds Com
mittee, reported back the bill providing,
that whenever it shall become neces-
sary to Increase the speed on which
mail is carried on any post route such
shall be readvertised, for the reduced
time required.
At2 o'clock the Commit ,e rose, and
the House passed two private bills
At 3P. N. it adjourned. A Republican
caucus was held Immediately.
Michigan's Senator.
DETROIT, Jan. 19.-The first ballot OF
be Joint convention was: Ferry 81;
Stout, 80; Harcher, Z; Burow, Z; other
votes scattering on ten candidates.
, 1883-01-26
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court Of Clalam Counir. ws.l
ington Territory.
In the matter Of the Estate oi Samu@I : Irls \
leCcased-uotiCe 10 creditors.
Notice Is hereby given ly the undsn.i-us,I -
tcutor Of the last will aud Testament ~ sarias
:. Irwin, late ~ Claiam County, de- sa.et ia ftF
rcdiors ~ and all prisous having claim. a-a,rs.
ne sand deceased, TO present them. with ll~ trs
'Hsury vouchers, within one year arar To- arsi
publication Of ihi. notice to the aid .trtutar 4
lis res deuce at Quillchute, In .aid t0uniy ar tr
:. NJ EmdNhaM, my attorney, at ~. 90 sr a. Pet
Towhs"nt IN Jslcrron county, Ot tue stlr
be- forever barred.
WON A. MERCHANT,
iS.it E,.4a,f.1s