Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-25


couFs.. thsives we'll in last the kiaJ OF
weather prevailing and 4 good error, is
assured Wine and brandy are getting
% he crest stap.e.. We Look for better
business from this source. I do not an
pfsnFn9 any shortage this ysar IN the
aggregate crops Ius crop OF wines
.nd oranaiss viii more than make Nd
Tor the shortage OF the grain CROP
Schooner Ashore.
GroUcTsTER. Mass. March 4.-rheI
dorbIs-decksd schooasr White Ton. in
ballast, Is reported jus. gone ashore in
the Straits, At the mouth OF the point.
She will probably prove total loss.
Fears are entertained for the sefety of
the cre.s wfao are N the rigging. The
iiieboa. cannot board her.
Difficulties Adjusted.
CRrcsGo, March si.-a report comes
from Pittsb1r2 that the differences be-
tween the Ainalgatnated Iron and Steel
ASSOCIATION aad employees il the Attn !
District, embracing Illinois. Missouri
and Wisconsin. have been adjusted on q
basis of q reduction of 1877 per cent,
seems without Foundation. 1t probably
grew ont Of an agreement between the
joliet Iron aud Steel Company and its
men, reported last night. Inc man.
ager of the North Chicago Rolling Mills
SAID he had heard nothing of it.
Those Herrid frefshts.
NEW YozK. March ai.-There is no
material change 10 note IN the freight |
movements esa Cape Horn, and proba-
bly, there will be but two more depar-
tures IA ali this month, viz: the Vesu- |
vius and st. John, both of which get off /
next week. The former will clear to- |
day after which there will be but one |
ship on the berth IN each lire.
CenLIiny Admitted to Bali.
NEW YORK. March 2i-Judee Dona- |
nue. has decided that Conkiiug. who |
killed Havarstlek, is entitled to bail in |
d reasonable amount, aud be was ac- |
cordinely released on giving bail in the |
sum of 5000.
During the proceedings before Judge |
Donah1e. District Attorney Ooyrne OPP
posed his admission to bail. 1T was |
evident" he stated. that the accused |
had gone to Hayerstick with the inten- |
ton Of doing some harn."
There IS nothing Ia evidence to war
rant any saca assertion" interrupted |
Howe, jumping from his seat.
OoyrEe responded: '.Ee took littlo
stock IN the stopping gasa' about that
leading astray aud all that sort of
thing
Vita flashing eyes. Howe turned on
him dramatically: IF ttis shopping
gaslt had been applied to my sister 1
siiould have shot that man or you" re
fairly roared. shaking his finger at kis
adversary. 'or any other person who
might have stood III Haverstick' ) place.
luis was the signal OF an oatourst of
loud applause from the audience. Judge
Doaaaue. becoming angered at tie
breach OF decorum, furioasiy pounded
| his. desk with a gavel, While attendants
beat an accompanying tattoo until order
was restored.
The New Tariff Law.
WASHINGTON, March 2i-Au official
lsttor from The Secretary S Office of the
| Treasury Department lays down the
| following rales concerning the enforce
| iaent of Sec. of the new Tariff law:
Ihe mere fac. that invoices aud entries
include no dutiabie caar2es does not
thereby render such charges liable TO
duty, aud IN proportion duty should
not be levied Oh charges and commis-
sioG when they can be properly ascer-
tanned. Where, however. invoice goods
declares they have been delivered to the
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all charges TO the value, the stated In
voice must be taken as upon which
dutseA- should bs levied, provided, OF
ceaxse. that the appraiser makes NO
| advance thereon. Goods actually re- |
| manning in bonded warehouses or pub !
| lie stores whea tho TIN section act re- |
! ferEed TO took effect may be considered |
entitled to readjustment under said |
| section without regard to protest, II
being the duty of the department and |
| its officers to enforce the law as enacted |
by Congress. The department does
not deem 1t wise or within its authority |
| To enlarge the scope Of tue Act SO as To |
extend the provisions of Sec. 10 IN COLI |
fection with Sec. Z, to goods not IN
public store or bonded warehouse when |
the Act took effect, and which were Inn
| ported prior 10 that day. Goods inn
ported prior TO the Acf taking effect |
and which remained in general order |
are to be coa6idered il a warehouse,
| aud the rulo before laid down applies
accordingly in taking evidence before |
the Commissioner.
star Route Matters.
This morning, in the civil case of /
Walsh against Brady, Price refused |
point blank TO answer relating to waat |
aFe kuoHu III tho otsef lAOutc pkuSSCu-t
ton AS price drafts, upon the ground
that to answer would criminate himself. |
Price somewhat irrelevantly told the |
parties to the hearing that they might
90 to the grand jury and find out what |
he testified to before that body on the |
2ld inst. if they wanted his views in re-
gard to the Price Brady drafts. but he |
did not intend to open up affairs of the |
world in a hearing of this kind while |
he WIS under indictment on evidence of |
plaintiff.
John Howard Payne's Remains In |
WASHINGTON. March 2A.-The re-
mains of John Howard Payne, author
of Home. Sweet Home,' arrived in this
city this morning, and We're taken to
Oak hall and placed in the chapel. The |
coffin will be exposed to view in the /
chapel, and will probably remain some |
days before removal to the vault.
Hare Frcishts.
NEW YoRK. March 24.-The CONNER
cial Chs0nicfe says: With the excep- |
ton of very close money market. |
there ia continued lack of overland |
freights, all rail- At Boston they are
fairly active. Shipments for the past
week tuCfuu6 ~ COLIN rope, 81 CASES To- 4
bacco. go boxes candles, % cases syrup. |
. cases giant powder, 40 packages |
fish, $50 eases canned goods. 100 kegs |
nails, 100 boxes herring.
Application Made.
j. b. Haverstick today applied for
letters of administration un the estate |
of his brother, Wilbur Haverstick. He |
values the estate at not over $lAO.
California Wines.
The Post says: Some of the wines |
raised in California are really very |
good. Ii they continue TO be sold under |
foreign labels they will never make a |
reputation of their own, bat will al /
ways be looked upon as cheats and |
connierfeits which ought not to appear |
on gentIeman's table. Only when |
| they ardent their worth in their own |
| names will they be recognized as equals |
IF foreign products. Whensver they |
desorya II thay will command cOrre-