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New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
CLOSING PRICES or PHfLADELPHIA STOCKS
R,narf,d bu JOIN II. DAVIS & Co, 10 WaLLN.
FRIDAY. juno 15-P. y


The stock speculation to-day showed some hesita.
ton with the natural results OF huctuatng, fever
ish and irregular market. The business OF the day
amounted only to 325, 700 shares, against 49, 400
shares. yet it was unusually well distributed.
Only four stocks recorded transactions am0ttating
TO more than 10000 shares each and only
nine other stocks recorded transactions
varying between 10000 and 10000
shares; the aggregate transactions OF
the tbitteen stocks PAL 900 shares Generally
to-uieht's closing prices lower than were yes
terdays last figures and the stocks which are con-
spicuously so are Central of New-Jersey, Omaha,
N. paul. Reading, and Union Pacific. The other
declines are only TO the extent OF small fractions.
The stocks which were tho recipients OF special at
teuton were Lake Shore, Central and Hudson.
Northwestern and the Wabashes. The last-named
stocks were particularly stroDgj Wabash common
stock rose from 2s7s TO 3lA@31h. and the pre-
ferred stock from 45ss to 46i2046is Among stocks
which heretofore have been inactive, that OF On
tario and Western is attracting more attention !;
its pnce has advanced only 1i292 per
cent. but the dealings in 1t have been
increased from 50008O0 shares daily to ll,eoo
shares yesterday and 1920 shares to-day. Ihis
10 because OF the late completion OF tDe
line to New-York. Speculativey tho stuatIon
at the Stock Exchange Is little changed
from what 1t was week ago; q few OF the larger
board-room traders have sold out and have turned
"baars" but the great leaders. IL holding less OF
one stock that week ago. probably hold more OF
others. The situation is mixed.
In Government bonds fair business was done in
the 3s at full figures. Quotations are steady and
unchanged as follows:
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16

!. pgrRor June I5-Flour at 30 0Oas3 90. Wheat
veaKt No White FaL spot. % ms June
ST o. July 81 10 AUGUST g. II. sep.eaDsr. y sta ~
oetoser, 81 10 No. 2 White Fall, eoi& M hsa WV
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRk Friday, Juno To- 1888
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change ealesrnom to-day
ByP r. Meyer.
At9ry Srsf dt S" a 94rreSnIS Jas Cassn sssOo
similar 9Sg'Ss Ssoye wish M 800
sin,I, ~ hoIises with lots nos 253 and 3o5 7thaye
1sa H1Sn1ns ABOVE O'' oa." 2s27s
sstSry Srist sdayo NSS St T ssxSs S Casn 1900
ByA j. Bleeeker & Son.
Mot of land n East l07thst block front between
qaetsop 4lOoo
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
MINES AND MINING.

sALrsAr TIE MINISa EroHAYaR
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16

foypox June l6-l2:SO p. m.-Atauuo ana Great Wcst'
ern 6rsf orteage trustees ccrncates 4014 Ere "a e"
YORK Central l25L eHdiyidend; ln9s Cenuai iSot @ az
dividend and dividends Pennsy VSn!d Cela'
IN s. Vcading o.. Odlnafr l2lt: new iuIk'
ontario aua Western 2os AnwagAe co ana ST. Fa o''O"'
l9SA2. o,,ts ~ roe
nor ea repCe ~ 55 confines Tor the account
LONDON Juno i5i0c m:-Unlted states hse & u" ,, Sei'
bonds extended Atlaniic sna NIeAt 49,
er 0rs rncrgaas trustees certificates. i9's, Ire 9Ut
40 second consois 30s Reading 81 = MEXICAN pIuH4t.
New Yors Ontario and Western Zo'4 MhWSuAee anu ~
Paul common, 1851 -. ,.z, - rr,la,, NJ,
Ohitgu gone into tho b1AA "a '-u~'""N W
balance TO-DAY Is 2i0eoc - a.... ,,,ra.
IoNpox Jane 1870 m.-Pars advlcos oaoie tntes
rtr cet reutos UJ centines Tor te tce9u
and efcaange London AZ - fraucs z9s confines ''
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16

Fsn.y - Is ss5 10 Choice S. co. Fancy g q
50 20 wheat loTeF ss yaI9 HS 81 i7ssi ~ August,
si'1 81 1isssiiSs september q October 81 M y
~, "a, iTt an ihs year; Nc Pea FAIL 81 l1t< Corn au
sd. So. es.s c iuy s9se2'c August sS.,c
senteinDer bSAeo October 46o4eo All tns year, oss1
lower s9s9S9c casa sgss JqRs asrisv SbS bSm,ps .o
attsr steady Dairy % a25c Creamery. 10 500 Corn
meal quiet st 81 go whisksy steady q! 81 ~ r9rk @
anaat |anlkneats lower Long Clear. 0s0 Short hiD'
voc, saort Clear lOloc ssc's,-Lens Clear I0Ssa.
Sharr pin iO05cd short Clear ll25c Lara nominal.
sscsspts Flour. 4.oe0 pb.s: Wheat lzyoo easa; n5
Corn 600 bush, oats lseoo PIsni oa ~" ubss9
10 oo5 bush; Corn. 1900 bush. Oats SOoo; Ue -
barley - bush.
,o,vno guae lb--Wheat active but shade lower NO
,,ss i,ieap sl aal ii; No. 2do sOc' eJeete1 TO-
No Eed Winter and Jnne ~ - J"si & - III
81 i5aSs September, 81 lels OCTOBER 81 "a 81
hs xssr si il January ~ 90 asked Corn sseaay' ss
tI,h Wxed 69c: No cash and june % 2e.' Juy "e
arsn nngnsf S9e oats easier 40, casa toc'i smy
asEen, August sac; all the year ISSse -, t1 ba,h
900 BUSH Corn So0V9 1a'n' oa''
1000 bush.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS,

Bank of Republic
25......lSZL a
Georgia Is Gold
10000. ..-.. li6 Z
Virginia con
ex mat coup
10, ,OOn--...- Al
Atlantic q T. W an
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
nEM.YoRK CITY.

l9S ,ssp.s 70 flaming $4,000
Sullivan. etaI e Gn rsris n,S :; ,s,s w:n;;i0;
TO: Martha d stearns to rheo stearns;
rerulari J sauyan and wife " VIM Ia MoCor- .o
rrisaoSavc cor Of ConsL iOOIio2 same to
a0SSrs cor OF clifton st. 5xrresuar
7e,s.9 sane 70 siT Madi.cnavc iSrioSa. I'D
4S'sss ei,s RssSsSt SsSf st al 20 Rsgnaait $4,000
Miller TO Annie Miller ,co Il;
l2ls.ss 10 tsp aaopS D. sehsitsr 1850
,a2.sS @1aa snsoi iSS % Of $asyc i5ii0oi Henry
1eNissS 40 la Lord ct al executors. TO Jane
sam, prsDorty Jane Driver to Catherine 5000
same property Hannah ohVer etalto oStnonhe
aoSr. ave. cor Of i6istst 14iIlo3sj Catherine
Leahy husband TO Henry schmidt ;:i;;... ho"o
BrOsdTsf .Fy No cSS ns TO Sy 100000
PeaIs SS NJ Marx ua oitinssr and $4,000
1sasS !: $50 q wiIllsaye, dS.rioo Charles 400
loSsi6 ans 6asssns 70 Jonas Wen aud l6sOe
Sd.Se :; % O. Jniie nj Boohn $1,000
@th sSsSsas sSst 70 So 10 $1,000
1898 # o. 2Gavs e. Msgs gsef p,o Cornell q4s
sdst s. i206 Il 2d.ave. la5x50 same TO Julia .so
st.ays. asIef . q xaiysI i6isd EdiihM ,oo
laotS Hesn'ay 4aS Il Of shave i5I5si IA
LGu',o4 asd Tis = e 95ast sr s5iis0 Julie Bccin
70 Johanna oS sost,o e. 90; 10Th ave 5Sxi005; Eliza
Montgomery and another TO Ed Doyle and an oo
9!nsI;; cor Of idst 225i7O; Haar
union.aSe e g. ~ II Home sL 5JHl0o' J IL Rit'
'd'S VIE io 10 ny foaysn 20 and .noISsr i7Sc
Frazer Of Al to WILLIAM Dn0a. a.,''.''''-'''
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16

ter 81 1d Rsce,pts $4,000 ousn shipments 1000
Corn dul NO. q 67isc. Data dull No. White. E6bc-
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16

State bonds were dull the transactions included
Gsorgia gold rs at 1861. Virginia consols ex-na-
, 1883-06-16
Hi~ EAST WORDS.



t.ou &. E,,y,- Aye.s. ii. rs,rtr.,s.
,sGE O. TIE D,s;1.1, Cur. al .z- va i
the room at CoIfax whe,. Judge ?. 4. Sal!.
vac fell desd On last Friday morning W.
learn the following detailed aoroun, OF the
sad affair
The case OF Hammond :or killing Gsin
nell at AIassOrth was before the cou-t 4"
says Nr. Ayers, ''and the argument for the
Territory had been made ThuTsday evening.
Friday morning Judge Sullivan commenced
the argument tor the defense. 1t TIA. time
tine court rom Vas crowded. The ieceass,l's :
vile and daughters occupied seats oD tie
raised platform back OF Juige Wingari.
Hammond was seated at a table beside =! ace
Sullivan son and the latter gentleman stood
al the end oi tue table facing tie iary and
his Honor. Upon rising TO hiss feet .Ts6 ,e
SGilIsau remarked that lie did net feul well
and the jury wcui / pardon hIm Tor occasion.
ally taking medicine - strengthen himself.
lie then commenced speaking and maize oue
ot the most eloquent pleas have ever Is-
tened 70. Oice he reached FOR tj.nIb!er Of
water that was near the end Of the table and
dashed few drops into his face w!th his
hand he vas describing tie enc0unt.r be-
tween Hammond and Criuueii n the saloon,
aad IN an impa-sioned voice said. a. ne re.
ferred to the inciient when the latter had
Hammond by the throat How long, said
tue learned council, 'wond he have
waited before lie fell dead al Gnnurli's feet'
and these were the last words utt,rei by
Judge Sullivan. With the VC1l Tee. he
fell partly forw ard ana ciulched at the glass;
tAeL raising himself up ieii back wards INTO
the arms OF one oj the .sD yers -it;iag near.
In moment everything WAS IL confusion.
Hl, soa fHuied and was carried cut Of IT,
r0am. Mrs Sullivan w.th rar, cooln..s
spoke To Judge Wingsgi and requested that
her husband be brought upon the platform
anl laid on the floor near the op-n window.
Bn, HE was extinct before "a reached hat
spot, in TACT he died N, ,n;ly.
Hou / =. Allen toak up tae ar,anett
next moaning Tor the defense AMI made
mastery Plea for lis elm Hammond WIS
i,a.fuliy broken up by ,h, death OF Judge
>ailivan. AMI ha sacmel :, re,lIz. that h's
main stay va gone
, 1883-06-16
Race Hetiin:.

From al that We c1a lean the prospects
2-e unusually bright for interesting meet
ings Al Bose CitG, W.lla Walla ami attic
iils nov apparent mat there vii he fields Of
good horses 1t each 0; these pis,es. tbs
tAct, added 20 what may os c4lIed friendly
spiit, which always essries public senti-
men', VII, n orr iadgzaeat, insure SUCCESS.
p1lte : number o: the horses singh have
Seen 10 Attendance u salt Lake VIII be ::
Bose City. Anl It is 'lai:s Likely tha.son.e
good ones wiI. be a; the Seattle meetiae
from Caiiforn4s as vel, as from British Co
iumbia The time Of yesr /. on that nsrally
aiio=s 5a-iness men 70 Ake dag off. uhile
the Industrial classes are not mach pushed.
All thibgs eonsider7d, We expect see gen
erai good tumert as well as good racing.
, 1883-06-16
-!nzJilIr Accident

Yesterday as fright tra'a n. :. east
bound, was passing shell Rock, Just tbs
side Of The Ca,cad.s. huge boulder started
from the side cf the msuutaIn, AID
came cIa,hin, do.sa wi;h terrific force. The
engine AMI several cars wsrs past ITS track.
ard the rock struck about the middle o:-Jne
tram. 1t deno,ishrl trree eacs-knoekins
tao of them completely MO the river, where
they Immediately sank from view. The
Srakemen on top Of the cars say the rock
coming down thr side Of the mountain, a"d
ran with al speed along the top OF the ears
e, Get out af the way. Tie wrecking ear
vas ,en. 5ogu Ir.m the psli-s 10 clear the
track. hut this work could not be accom-
p!isted with ut making Ne. !. ;he east
hound passcng.. tram over SIX toars late
, 1883-06-16
4 s:aHauIa foF TsImer>.

Un Saturday last We were ,avi.yd 10y Nr
Ed. Hughes, Manager ior Russell / Co. 10
come over aud see the New Nassillon
Tareshor and their Straw Burning Engine
RAINING IN full blast in front Of th=ig store
on Nam stree, Hundreds OF farmers aud
tl,reshe,myn visitel the scene OF operation
and whiis We we're there the throu- WIS so
great We coIli hardly get up 70 the machine,
S;rlw aud cnafi wr;s led through 'he eYin-
.er. the better u exhibit the workiug OF the
machinery. The s:Fo.g current .: wind
froa. the tanning nil coming up through
the riddles, drove the ehaf GU: with sueh
force that It seemed 70 be the genera I'M
preston among the tauU,r, ;aat tins snp-
chine hsyoaj a i"ub, Wil. clean the;r gram.
Mr.. Hughes sold two steam trre-iIHg out
s,s ou the ground 'Aat day. ana SsyS lie
cam u .arnisa hl.i the ma.ai-t~ Tia, ne
aas demand for.
, 1883-06-16
THOSE WOMEN FOLK
h"n Hard -h~asisd NJ. E>tiseats >smr
things Nh .h Iaey s;s,il lEdrr>Iaa.t

.An, !,si, N.;r :ss- III a ri.ru.r,tir HE
tr1.s- h.v i:iii,,.n -,.-h rhiGgs es sfe t,-A-
ar-'-, ..ni r .:s- "a ri.- lr4r. s-- ar,:1n- IN.
IL. - w. 30. fi,- n-.r. .,i'=n IL, teFks,-
,-;,crs,,, be- DISTRESS ale hTn-. Ti.hug,
II .grh cErri"'in' T. Num T -, ahnnt. sn
III. !@CI.'ru. "i la.. i,..u> 80. nn F., rnI
Lii,s. q. ..I,. Ig!3,,-i S,,i-na- hnEi Ns.,,
Es'gana I. g-,l ri,. ,.-en FIX, -,isi.:.,
lA,k- =. lr. .. t.sit AYES oc daughters ar,.
ri -. I. ,n l.. 4, mir the A..~t.T- car.
the .,.e-i-,. i;i" ,s'nn.i l..t-i,snc; and faIhrr
gives tie -i'.-,t a, a'r-,.r.-r. At ;hr same
tiu~ - i-.-r h .'7--t,i, 'lsr tg-s s-h1 d
-ervr- "a i--;''r ftt- cr-ri aIpl'.i, broom n
utans : IN hand. uli stair C.HH ~t,i:- sni ou'-
o'-Guors d.;n,. that won,sn's wo:k, wLirh e i
nsTsr 4 nr.' i.o,-es "f i,yei SiTcs ard iair
giris-insse. xh.r,,. eEAicnsess en,i na-ypect-
eiIes- ast"ui-h those wn,.d,n-patod husbands
sGl fathers -fsil. SEEMINGLY "ut of cissr
Ky, :nl firm the loli,sl seq;.al - The story "i
Heglee,
-"E, y.a uI-n wha stand al he E-at- af
ten rhaG-sna such hosl-s. sllo~ L, :. i7op
'S"rl in y"ur receptive egv-- II tHese Wor"a
ci yaurs are worth having, they ai- Rus;A s.y-
IN. fha; hack acte-that pain in tie rhast'
y hat arc they Int indicaii"ss 4 ,,l,e organic
tr.li.c oi tie Ii irsys. the hcarI, - she igrs,:
III il g; oaes By -. sIF Fi;-St.-" r FEN-
SONS CsFCINE rcRn, : II ':T:,;.. :,
vii -,u;l- TIA; Iidgvous .f'-,r,.,- s..,. -- .
:: At raiG, Iaui,h tiaf .iuii, wc.ry h-ca air.
gave new >ire:..th 10 tbs body ami fresh h"I.r
tn IA. lesrt No other pias:sT vi.l Gn tile
TIE B-as.n', Plaster, however, D. :"' r-.-,3y 20
Jgt u hs2L IL : - IS =hicg - .ar
ye: bEake is prDI..ss ami u-v,s ~ii!-
Yynr druggist bas L. Erc ic:cry ..,i.-
y".r = cents ana putin q. p'4 - j. y-"I
uacEst, lo"k for tie suI' 'Af' ~ a7' 10
tie u.iGdlo.
Seaidrv L JuhG,tau Fia-e-.-s .iic., can
i,,s, New York.
, 1883-06-16
I. G.orarr War Probable.

y Washington syceil q Jana .,A s.ys:
Ex-t,yerii,r M,Coos, Of colorado, H5w mere
from Mexico. says thereon. decision o: Sec
Tctir, friier. withdrawing lanGs isola st
t!cncut ,u,l avarjlln. hem 70 the Soa:hcrn
Pacific, Is likely to prot0c- border safia.e.
The settlers have been Ii possession OF a
large portion OF the lind ior many years.
have erected valuable Improvement, rsttb-
hshei cattle AMI other ranches. In iact tie
effect OF the decision WjI he TO either 10 con-
pei these people to purchase their homes a
exorhitan; prices from the railroad o. I" Sc
cure leases. Fziins ia this they must a5.n-
thelr homes and property or resist hain-, .!e-
vosed. NcCuok states that III feeling :
very bitter among these settlers g1i That
they VII! be driven to c6spsTs'ion, and
doubtless violence II disturbed. IcCook
believes that the vas5 inroais cf railroad
noaoi,oi;es on the pubic domain VIII Yet
make serious trouble IN the ves., and h-, ri
n distant day, a -reat political isSre h,'.'r
the country
, 1883-06-16


l. III. SWIFT
R,xe
, 1883-06-16
GOOD WORK.
Hoe>E THIEVES EtN DeN> tsD car
rREB Al sGufKSI;Ii.
ih-y >nFr~ndrr wiIhnni E~si,ian-c--,ii
the Missing Hsrse. Recs,eraI--s,me-
a: ihe raFi, WaS CsptuI Ell Ihen..

oar readers are aware tna- :g5 sever
days past farmers n ne ns siysb1r.ng loot
hills have been greatly iacensed az ne dep
relations of three horse thieves-Frnin :.
Hoskins, E ". Tower aad Bai Smith a
nard character from Texas F,ye horses ia
ali were stoien-the property o. Simon + l.
cock, CHas. spencer. and maa namet TgT-
ner.
Last Saturday Mr. Simon Ecoek sounded
, the tocsin among the noS thoroughly aroGs5d
farmers for he!p to % n rarsui; OF the
+ thieves. and the following sturdy yeo,naa
answered 10 his call: Walter Barnard. Tom
: Farrell, Chas. BaFgess, thss. SuJ-t, Chls.
and James Spencer, Chas. Smith aud !. p.
Howard all from the vicinity oi Russell
creek.
Hastily aTmIng taense.ve-, tbs body o.
determined men rtartea ont far the Ia0uu-
ta;rs, and early sunday morning struck the
ia-iuves Jrui This they followed 10 and
gained inca by inch upon the thieves. The
1oufs= .D5S Then! toward NjmersIle "a
the GIaade Eonie valley. About DARK on
SUNDAY night the smli! clvalcaie rode slow
" iato TIA, it-ie piacc. worn out ami nearly
starved As they SPqr1ached tie central
pert OF the yiiia,e A-. E;sock saw tao men
sitting oH the!. horses ol'iag anG immedi-
2teiy spotted them q, -hs tIirv-s Tie
party Ione up and commanded th.:n to sur
reudeI, which REQUEST Naz coa,hei VII At
once ~ Tower, but Ho-EiE- VINO Lad a rite
sluu- .obiN saddle, demurrsl. E!eo-k Gov
ereci Eyp with h,s riila suG to.l nina II he
did 10. raise ms hands D., wo,,it fire Not
liking the look IN the determined n,ar. 5 eye,
the wretch complied wi'n lie rtaussE and
surrendered About this tiae the PARTY
was sgzycuude. H. the citizens a- SIueI-
vile. vino n.is:ook ;he isrners ior his.way
msn, ana came near firing upon liz party
before au eNpiAnatlon could be gireg
Eiii >mIl 10 stems was away iram
his companions when the capture va mad,
and a lee aas returning saW the s.. ta oi A.
iiiTs ami mmciia'eiy toak 10 t'- noal-
tains. TDrre of To horses that were stolen
strayrI back To- camp and lh- ANIMALS
taken lroa iia.,ia, aad Tawcr u.asrr,J tie
nu'nl.r s.a.,r:.
The "a u ,-.re h,uni nau,, au.. 10. t. AMI
-;... ..,... .--. 40. .-.y-. -... A,r.Tt. ~ 81
, 1883-06-16
..li.r 10 ErI.l.s :u,iaer..

S-iei rrf "a. All. ir rrr-irri at rhr ri
: r. g. rn- C.a1s- Au.is-.rr ~ Tu--iay. -'i.a.-
3, ,>,i. g.. ihr rr.f ;fsstian %: thr fa.l"@l;ie
t,.i lz.s IN M-,!iz Na'ia eaaGry t. Hi,, niI-
bale II ti.h4isit :, cFs.--iuy %, the " ala
~ i riser nrsr a a.iils NAia ssh Z" hr
- issr L. ie-t .i-te. i6 i-i -. =. b-i 4 rive.
d. gr5-eh - ~ = p I.' fs-t 81 - md 3'
.r.s. Ts- 90 ,iH -r,ia ., y. bailt u sew tih.-
-Ag:..,.s'ir. -, iiii--r the rToGi a.
- - L.t..-- ..h ti- T.sisEat Tiv"f. lear
E.aI.7. } 5I-ic.inn. r,.-E -iE-a 20 ieat, With AZ
l...-.-;.-- :. =, p 49, f-.'a i~rstE 4 arldss.
1..-,ns.ii. /. ..rs-.. ? :. lie f-,t-
"a. lris.. -. Sfii i'rs-k, ~ Dniies Er'.--
iaz. f..-.i .-;-ts = 10 -. iie,niIng ai;2f'ac.
: 80 e.. Oae hes,,.,r usi M1l rec ~
Yv.n'. .r.,ssinr. tsil .rlssth - hr'-f'-' J"
c1 lils lHI,s, "a. s- a. 81 i--i
a; Il IL .f.as- na,..,a hrfi e. 20 = BAN
IN ,sl.- ssI =. tn.;r- ~ epastr'seii'a q, ii',
= M. 4, =. - "a ar Ri,.s Ni!t te refe1's'i
fr The i.a.ws t.s-- ard .siter piaii-- q,
i .esr. r-,~rsi.. fhe siht tar-lrct .is zssi ~
~
, 1883-06-16
Tac kiad OF Men We Want.

e. Z Dearborn. Ed. q! Manchester, \.
H.. i nov n this city. Re Is a member OF
the family that has so often proved Their
faith IN this upPer country in general and
WaIls Walla il particular. by largely invest
iug IN real estate here. In this they shoE
their foresight, ;or no city or town on north
vest cosst h4s better future before il than
:his. Situated Is We -re, IN The center Of
the NEST prolific wheat growing country in
the world, whieh is rapldly settling ~ sad
being cultivated. where bat three years stree
"the dee, roanled aud the coyote loved TO
dwell, cur Possibilities are trenaeadoss.
Mr. Dearborn Is the l4rees: oatsiie investor
IN Wall. Wal,a rsal estate We knox ID, sid
We hope soon to chronicle the fact thst he
viii settle down and make thi- his home.
, 1883-06-16
cg for Washington

Sr..gA>E FAILS. ". I. jan, II, 1883.
EpI,uG >TArES4AS:-Caiei Noes. of the
Columbia ,iyer Indians. Tsua-kett aud Sar-
sspk'n of the 0Saoa:anS and Lat Of the
Lover Spokanes. ie-t here on Tuesday IN
char.e % Major Frank BALDWIN ior Wash
iagtan va tie y + T. Il "rrh h',ie
proper ang.a~erirg ;te Noes res'rrat'on
en- d. I'm. .uu open TO settlement and the
Iudiaus al. p-aa-l.iy -ali-6ed. George
Heron, a h1I;-bIrsi. goe= with them as In-
'rrpgst-r Yours truly
Y
, 1883-06-16
{ Close all.


ir-'~.lay While Nj Lou,s >chrllrr. oi
'.- -; office store, vas riding spirited
ANNA, be- net wi;a an accident that nearly
''-','i 's"'as.y. While passing undsr the
IAN = Milton Jht horse SHE'D. and As he
-'-.s '-'t~a.y around the grit broke. al
.s.8- tho ssai,, - turn and throwing Mr.
'..'-'iy :. ,le ground. lis foot teiag
--s-' -a tie s,irrup, he was dragged quite
= distance. Things Looked serious ;or mo
'---'' 10: ms companion. who was also on
'''>-'Ac>. ~ 4 ieNtrous Increment maa-
'S7l . head the frightened animal, and IL
.'~'aH'nE the bride brought him to a stop.
Fortunately Mr.. S,heller me, with no more
q lFy than severe shaking up aud good
,Esh-
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l.raani sI sken.

\ force cru listing ot about srNru-v m,a.
with tie necessary outft. says tae R-oor2.
passed thrcEsl Yakima q tn :! at, sad
are r,w At v.gk On ;l- y +. tiue, h- r,cs-u
here aad E'leosha-g Mr. Lo'hrr .s;t 70 I
l,ni .a,' >,tFr-,sy Tor Horshre Bend a;ra a
torcr oi s.1;y men. More labrrr. silt b.
aIisi = tbs forces as last A. tAcy 1sn be
organized aad sent fs-Na..i. 4: ug slant
day. durlug tie sumr-T, 3 "a! i.T-e n. be
At w.-s b.-vs=l he.e ana AsnswoFlh Cap
;..a I. 7 kinSstI.y Is IN charge Of ths Inc
aud NIL pash the wofk rapidly forward
He . :4,ai-i.r vi,h t',> !lae, well acqusin,ei
with oar peop.v, WOO ara fortunate IL his as
signmeBt to duty here. Capt. l. n Camp
bell. :or .hs pas :~o years with Mr. H@l.e-,,
is Capt. hiagshurs's e-hci=nt assistant.
Their o.ics Is N Centennial Hall.
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0iucrr> al the ;'"E-

Tne general Fourth Of J"if Com",'''s
met last evening. and in the roanHe OF on'-
mess appointed the following oil'eTs "i the
day:
presilen. of the bay. Hon y. !. Cation ;
Orator, T. !. Hamilton reairr q! the Dee
laration of Independence, !. L NharpSte'n
Chaplain. Rev. II. u. Lath'oP.
Miss Alicia Thomas was selected t" de-
live, brakes address to the American da2-
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a CINCHER.
UiGgN tiIIlEe J. Or?c>AD 10 EiHo
t>t. TEE Road tsoa rlNt>
ftgaY To wifIou
CETLL.
tn open Teiier !s-r, -the Railroad nsS'
naie "a Esn. ,. B. ii.en. CT HIS
sIfy-Hr says Al, touaseiers
ISsRI Sanction the Work.

U.l.ay GA.aaAT = NAvIGSTIoS 20
PrsSiJsnt'- Ufhce,
lii-l> Rriiirns, Broad -,
NV NpEK. : GEe !, l>>.3-'
-..ha T. -,.--r, Ez4-, Naiia @a--s:
l5la! Sir iyrI vi 90 CJult Ie'neaiif thr
mJraiss Z made IA NY reply = -fie atlir'a
with Uii-L | rs h-HIrad through yui', ta"'
( HoUli 81 gz= EUa~n nv CONCLUSIONS rti.-iNe
10 .h- r,oaGissI.is-i1u 81 ne Ilzens q y .i..-
Wal... E--sr.i5s.s the r--u nE-ion Ci the c1E-
ss-i,r-ro., x the lir- ;rlrl IrI.s Ferry .' '"!-
iav. - tie rai lest frsrJ,ss .- 'a1---E5.
20 are probably a .ss '-.s; iis C1.i-e.: iela'
"f g ~-l -r= raE --'-.. s-ss. -N=it''N ~ ''
L-vist.r. ,,hsurs v- Intended o. Gr!fr
t.r.'-g tas is.pu-a c.uutr', and oL-!ns ilT-
q y O. rrs suddenly ;ur .t-aei ilr-~> %,
,5s. Eu-.u.-r Toi='~er, W. Trr'ei--ii'',ll
f-s5- s.-gr.Gs "u. my original intention
:. g,.a.ia- lie li7- m 4ga-ti,H pr
s. aaTs. ea. therefor, 1T prepared
t. -ivv va ~ promised aer-it-
~, sp4. 20 tins tw-. - tar as ny own !uiS-
Elsr. ! cHre=,rlsa ] lei iH Guty hound 70
say, however. t;.at ny Official c"gnse!1rs ART
"a; .u.EH0G- Ia giyisigs a-a':.st ;l- 'ui!'in- 90
ii. WILLARD.
/. ;'.e company iali:y decide uct 20 Saild
that short piece OF roal II nil, Be serious
Sc Gaca q, WalIr WsI.a. When ~e take
iaoo Consideration rh4. hI, shOrt gap OF
IL miles ke,n7 us f,ol, HAVING contiArous
raj eanH.e.Iaa viyi, Spokane Falls. it i
ti4e ic oar elyi,sD- 10 make 81
effort I, anyc !. INIT, rs Offering
IL lu,eucu-s 70 toe amragy. Heretofore
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are.oa Hail. 10 Ic seat Overland.

Arrsnsements have icon made ty Capt.
r. Is. Tul'lr ior the Transmission overlan /
Of mails !rr Oregon and Washington Tern
;o,y from the East, which. It Is heiieved'
w,lI maternity shorten the time o' their
transit. Instead OF being sent III their usual
manner the mails viii be taken oil the over
I,nI train at Sacramento and thence tor
y,rl-,l 10 Portland via Reihug by stage
n the extension ~ the 0reson ani thiior-
~, ,7,;Ira,d from RosebuIg. Mails arriving
one day pr,vicus 70 the sailing OF tne for'
I.na steamers viii lie landed IN san Fran
..isco and forwarded by uat r The new al =
r,noamant went into effect on last IneS'iay.
, 1883-06-16
Always Something New,

- O'Gdurian Steam Packing tnat Brad.
- boAeney have added to their list Of
'P-elAltles, and It is OF course unnecessary
10 add that il is the best packing in nse. for
" : generally conceded ,hroughou, the Ter
'''ory That this hrm carry nothing in stock
''a' hFs' quality goods. All practical engi-
AeerS say that UsuinIiln tas every sdvsn-
'Ase over other packing, does aot have to be
ef'Aeea As often as other so-called psckings,
= i4ioehs with use, and makes a tight joint,
''"-'e' rough the surface may be TO which
" : applied. therefore il is the most eeonom-
'A'- Frice. 81 per 10. Send for circular.
BRADLEY s DoHESEY.
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O.e Uxper;rare fran Many.

| haze b-en sick and miserable - long aid
h.4 caused usy husband 80 tu"cl. trouble Ahd
expense NJ one SEEMED - know what Ail-i me-
-hs: ! vs. completely ii>h-ar'rs'-d and Us
cauraS-l. In thi~ frame o; rniId -, a b"tr!e
e.; Hop B.rt-rs ana u>si ,hsIn unknown IL my
family. / som i.e.an 10 Improve and gained
50 last iha, nv husband ard family thought 1t
s,r1,,,e s,ni unnataraL hI, wh-H ! III them
VIA, tad help~d ne, they sail, ''Hurrsh Tor
Hop Bilra~s, lnnl nay they lr-:'er. inr they
have mad mott. Wei ani us happy. The
Na-hgr.