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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-30
KAHN BROTHERS..
\. B. Corner SeYenthand Jackson streets.
TIE
Bargain StOreOf ST. Paul
NOW LOOK OUT!

The great
cent Discount Sale continuous CARNIVAL OF
BARGAINS for patrons.
Veritabe Slaugherng article that
fered for sale The
mutually satisfactory
To be without profit but afforded
shelves
the
furnishings
We have successfully convincing
Paul establishment
similar store this city there nothing
success.
We throw the curtains
ROW MORNING
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS RE4L EsT4TE.

HOUSES and lots cheap in different parts of
IL the city for sale. Biegler g. Jet, Bridge
square 80
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-30
The Transfers,

The following are the transfers as they APP
for the week:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-30

+ OTIS for sale and lumber furnished to build
IL houses on monthly payments by Biegler &
Jett, Bridge square. 80
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-30

T IsT your property for sale with Biegler &
IL Jett, Bridge square. 80
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-30

II IST your property for sale and orders for
II purchasers with Geo. H. Hazard, Real
Estate and Loan Ageut, 10 East Third street. St.
Paul 3Ox
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-30
REAL ESTATE.
DAVIS &c BROWN,
Real Estate & Mortgage Loans
$50 jackson street, st. Paul, MINI.
Investments made and taxes paid for non-resi-
REAL ESTATE.
da1 P-S New room house on Fuller
81 % Distract. near Mackubin street. Da-

Investments made and taxes paid for non-resi-
dents.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
Gituallous Oanteo- = tila!es.

NOACHMAN.-A gentleman desires situation
- eoa,hrnan, slugle yonng man; Scotch; city
country. Address. EmfLo' -" - "''' '''"
kCUMAN-By irst-class coachman
hes, city references objections 70 tho country Al
dTcssJ " care Harris & Nixon, Is East 'thsI
oNCUAiAN.-By an experienced man. WHO'S
J capabe 4 taking charge OF any gehtemahh etaOisu,
uept Is married but has no children city or county so
rsference, call ar address &. H., l0J est 2Oth-st
IEUT PORTER or USEFULMAN.-By
young German aged 20 furnish ,st Of references
call OF address, hEh"" t1t unine, v At
DORTER DRIVER, ELEVATORor WAmCh, TIL,
MAN any Kind Of work where ee can aa. .a at
morally useful, mddeage, honest lhunsHlo"' a." VI
tsMpefA's hA''''' ' '' WV WARI. 43i West 3lstst
NrSEFUL-MAN, COOK, &c.-By Protestant
mans place can take OF hoses cow Lnsess WAL on
he s,rdneT ee good cook nrs class launuross
sap, 1onest rod family city or country
| mo- sncumDrauoas wagus low. Call or address o., -
! " AAANIsVS. lJs Msvsr.ey pL, assl eth'svss
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

s,,.,.r. CITY of Worcester and "City OF bostoh
,esve Pier loN r. foot Of watts-st mex per "'
Sro.sQs st. Ferry daily except sundays at ais0 ?, III,
N1uE ERIE RAILWAY, now ,TrynN known as n me me
u NEW.YoRK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
Of train. fron Ceanbersst Depot From 2Sd
ct 10 minutes ca her o-.,.,., .oo,,
s%ssSsos'%y y iasR. nsgSa%1sa sSs%' sssp
osshes II st TSus nsd flpress
W Is,' @ ' rmTss Nassra Iaaf fa .DS n % n
ics5 sn Detroit $40 M sa,emanes 9os 0o so o.eys
s.SSni SS GSy 'hssns arrive Toledo 7S' m and
s%blSiy SfiStso Express for the we.t so Trsip
Pullman pay sna s,se1s cSans nssau 20 ana cRssso
'fuasl snssins Coaches sh... g ghleagSS
* eksSsaor5 aud ra,sse eso 1920 y noon
ss2 tig go sH ioaSs Sso eg y. S r NJ midnight
Ss1 20 oao sS pSs sS y l.s Ids,, go
ksS,I. ksSay. 8 ioso iis slo g%i %idnleh
yis 40 e. SO s''ct' 20 Is Ssss saarday
ssh, only. sgn1YY,so' o A. ggsd Sgso oho 80 m
~ sr,'n r naa, ss suSGss sSeoo 40
:siSssSisyJH Jy ssnnry. ss ls ss suos.,
Foaad"a ard Kingston and ncstronary am $3.50 m.
ssS }93C sS S1e p 'so s 1'o $50
pHaseslopsyS sspy s9s 3 80 Y6@0s% SS $40 2ao eao pm
e SS sp, SsS ,SS Sp ss
pS1Gn At s"; US; TO- c2os am 40 W gso D sunday
Toa leave 2Sd, quarter Of md quarter after each hour
FronsA5 lot5 n cysrr r, thirty minutes and fro"
rO.4b m 10 lItlD n N eNcfF huW . ..,.- e. ,
massage and sa99'ntss ts In IN, prawn WI SS 15e
and transfer baggage be left q the Companys ohce
Nos lDi o. gB7f luoadvRy Isl We~tst, \. y No
Eourf st.. Rro0kirn the Comuanys Dcpots. . -,
the West arTitein kewHofk NJ HiO'
c9O, 1928 m. and 1920 y. IN. -,
JOHN \ ABBOTT, GEM Passr Agent New-York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY;
Tlas o GS 70 lr tsgToq5d s 40 cot6 & 6 Gi'5%SSnS 55S f8"
hJm,dnieht sundays I. 0 a. NJ. and s!l5p N -
Manuel spring valley and Aonsey l. 10 m, Aoo p IN
runO' G6HS \ ABnorr. Cent ra,sr Agent. Tew-Yo orS
a,rIS.r StfnpD nJr'TE
wv MA WrSr sNORF or HUDSON RIVER 80.
Ar have t9dst Corandi anu DeabroSsess' s's
If;,aso 10 m, .s m, ruiiuia7 slrepers through
~ innis $3.50, ~ y % fu'ln21 si p1eiH ......
frfuli 40 H.. 0:gO, g ip. luuAn sl.ernq. ... =,
.fhspt.s,,r rr1se SihsRtB fals nu'ao o' ester ~
.u ~ t' p. ~ Slc-ring NJ ptitf cns ihfoush
tstAsstt ssss is iis't t,gsssf ~ s@E lsS iie 40 iss
.bs4F#'I8R3, 'i'Bf5s'@ II 'is3f 'StA f8i8si3 's,'s'
"t-N e.tsl nass ae,,Y s4rsf. p44Asf. .,.
b.lhs,is .lrt fssfa s4ff- 81 .' yAs tei Assrw'W's
hs.9ha g.i 'l.a isNl,tasst tsi3.sg4,t tSSs.liE.
AuDel pl if fnipaH, EfN fp.tl "a ~ a'f ": "a
Eis ssl 90 lih f393 ix9aARel fa fiAate. iip tasi
A1sL 81 tai !. EoAelI llAA H. X SlaNl4h 1905 " NY1t
IlAt .aa NQsil tis aAd ea' share s.-pA 1891 q.
West fei s. Bassase eaile ff aAh phecAea t9A Nee's
lnd Ies0fpesa Orlts can be les ~ liekel enles -,
"a statesL HENll kOSElI. Gea fasA A-eAI
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
Gilnnllono rljanieo- - females.

4 THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
Ccharrerod by the 5taic Of Nev York,
9PTHi3 u TPh355ER s2''9 s.r.toy H%5 REIL5dG, &tisr,
Main onlce, L.Sl7 Broliyly, near 'ith'a
Brnnch-i2iI Eas1 3 ~, .t near near y T
BROOKLYN 5iJFilton.s; 81, near y.n i,r2il!av.
one fee entities patrons 10 the privilege Of l tn. i1h
The rereroncesot tho foo"las aVer''r' hA'o 0''n III
ev'nsa'eu Advertiser, sssn ~ our oacs
eEAN-TPf~- trst Classi cut and nt No a o at l,3If
Bi99dw% 5na AuNpnEss Good cook and excellent aun.
'ifs'i N9niSs Eifst-ciass private family 40. g. at
l2l7 BI2pnsyy 2pnsy and CnAMBrnwopK -rnierstanis tho
odsres, iholoueay. Ngaeat 3l' lroadya,i .,ot
niGsiiHH2piRIRf iOtsRW6Rk Thoroughly competent no
: ~ iiYii.nWSSRH 8fd VAitiSG-Neas tonns ana 70
,iSctahle 50 b tat i3l1 ptoalHa{a. Ana. ..a .o...
StH1E,i i,siMaata grown eh'oieni DE-" anu '0""s'
NSrHsF ibaS4 Ess ssi6gp esttcn hdroafhi, So'npc-
'Flt8ll gsA q.f..!sE s4fi.ys, fA.7is%AlaFsrtF
atalk pf tAtNnBtas=Bt 4. s,ieNsb !eaja;
' M fs3''tr's siisrp. IL \, n VA A4t i@tS4 'i i
SH5f sss e,6lh.3ii, 9 ~FsFst FHN q %" wv
t\tAsHlNG-S hgs! CLASS epiWeN laNndGgss,
,'', wsthstftie ~ S"ttAi S9 iF{e nMm isHiasa
'ieeia.W 1dir 30 AANY GoHpuS las Nea. e'.A ~.
(NrAsuING.- -BY respectable wqman 60 doo
ula fuis aa r.tands aiing aud pahas eedrsa's
Gonc IN tlc ,atcst manner annels washed t1e same
a" new" O'''o Mts 'Mitcc6tSGtG No $50 Eas. estst
yyrISUING and IRONlNG.-By a German
w woman wishes DO washing aad ironing In or ont oil
tue Ho"'s rs DiDRlC 9l2 West 9othst first aoor rear
WANTED by respectable won woman one OF
Mrs O'NEILf, sos lOth'ave, near oOIh,s1
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
3)roposlIs.

NAVY PAY OFFICE, /
n STATE STREET y Rw YORK bee H. ls7l)
PROPOSALS in duplicate, sealed and IN
i dorsed envelope. 80 ,
Bds Tor supple. Advertised" viii received az this Of
dcc until January 10th 1897 FOR the following sup
e. nf quality, 10 be delivered within thify uAys
from date orlcr tree Of expense at The Navy Yard No"
''A BUREAU OF STEAM ESGINEERING. -.
800 Fot Rubber Hose, "a ply py. capped ends; Win
cOuplnx-. CaIDoiZed
Sauples be seen at the Navy Yard
reserved 10 reject all bids that may h"
be droned alya ageOus 10 the Government. , 18th
Two responsible slfetes required for the prompt au ''"
ful d dsllvefV OF the supplies awarded
ulan. forms viii be furnished - TINS Ofhce ,,a
Eids moi properly signed and certified wall not he
A. II GILMAN,
III
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
Ciir l1ropsrtD Go Eet.

4 MEDlI'M M-SIIED fOur-stOry brOwusiOnc
~ house CGtlst Madison ave; newly decorated.
Nm. II. FALCONER& a son, loo ith-ave.
FURNISHED lOUSE.-Elcvcn rooms part
rent t9son IN board t desired responsible parties only
no"d pnlG. % West Hd.st
rsfO IET-A very desirable 3-siory and base
m M high sioop housr Inst compctei i50 west Slst
a. near lctnttd Biiirull Stn'ion. ApDlf -
JANIS Is. piwONU .09 west 3ad't
TO-lEr.-i'nMrrisi rori7stufy sione
~, ,oe brn,, ,.riyt biih t},f Iett nhmbirg
lnfrr mf en'oW % nnpgi oni deca1i'1nu M III
,4fr, c' in from gtrrci - rect i4' ior tree gears
W iaif,d tnHtNi "a itisrnt Nirct
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
Busincss properin for Sale aib to Get.

fNO LET.-Splendd offices, 5th-ave., corner
42dst. American safe Deposit Company's hrepfoof
bnildng Apply os premises.
'NO LET.-StOrcs, Lofts and Offices in Ful
ton. John Ann, Deeknt William and Pearl-sts.
rutland & WHITING Temple Court
VALUABLE 6th-aye. store. No. S01, 1S.9x
6O23gr7J at auction ~. V HARNtTT, Ill Broadway
January T. AUSTIN AHb0TT Referee, II broadway.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
NVFsT SHORE QUITE. ..--....-.
w VA wrsr sHORF OF HUDSON ,HiyER
Ocean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE, Il. 5. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
N GLASGOW LONDONbERhl.
Trsa iicr 20. Nerth River fept si DeY a.
"a. p. IN. turnessla Jan ~ D. m
IunDu. ....Jan g. 6i.ih. Al-afia.... jar = "a IA
cabin passlgc $50 20 $50 sss)l tclaA ~.
eteerare p4s4,gs o from GLASGOW LlFkhfOOL"
BELFAST or LONDON DERRY. $40. go
EENbFR~DN BROTHERS, Agcats Bowling VFceh.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

ID New ani direct limo 70 the sonth o. Francs.
SEW.YORK AND BDRDEAUh III lhE1I ,ou y
CHATEAU LEOVILLE. .....---...-.-----. Sa'uI'a - a
CHATEAU NpUEM...; 81, -; !" Rrnotivs ny
Travellers fDr Frame spain AMI itslr Pyrsnsss "a"
Nice time ant sxpsnse ~ taxa *,
Fr.f Cab ncluny $50 TO FlOO second Caoln 9o''
''e'r"ss's-'' for r IE B0IJIANGER 40 Beaver-st
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
OENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

=" B0twoen NcwY oTK ahl IAVIa :,
CsnsaHys Pier now No AZ NOrth River tootot
1ABiA DJls Perer d Hanterve Wednesday Dee !" H. IN
ST La hENT DO Jousselin Wednesday an . IVA "a
AMEKiQt 4, ~antc..-.... ne day. jan y u
Cheeks OayaJe AZ sigsL ansdnts5, slt siti' ni' l
I0Uis De BEBIAN. ag,at Ne. Bswias 9rssn
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

3re Cream.
A FACT.-llorton's Ice Cream Is made from
pure cam s the most popular ice cream in the
world Try u you will use NO other Deaots SO5 4h
ave, l2ss Broadway. rs Chathsmst ITO East l25thst
Eew.YorE and 453 Fuiton-st, brooklyn
EUSsRLIiS ICE CREAM, No. 76O Broadway.
i York and 500 Brosa.st, Newsrk, N j.
lsHilifs spppied. Out-OftOwn business speciality
Individual bricks for restaurants, iairs, etc.
Telephone 4zS 2Istst
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
THE CORnlH BARKING CO.,

TIE CUHEIN BHNNINu OV',
is BroadieqE Ncw- Jort
r1vD 9 PER CENT FARN MoRT0AGES
These mortgages hare atrqgs lroren G'soWr,y Sn,f,
t,oDi OH ~ {ar,snents ofns sane stdndaid fhr0h a
ode o depycseion and oNtr securities hare dctdHi,d
6 6fsa said ouf ot lass these hare promptly p1id Ooh
,-incipal and tahfed 4 nysf 'n"fgaQc upon me Ooad
Gcygs Is he safisf inrestrnc1it that cfn behGd
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
NUNARD LINE.

NOTICE." LANE ROUTE"
FROM NFW.YORK 10 LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
PROM PIER NO 30. NO RTH RIVER
a W elnes iav Dec, 81 n m
ysSTI9% ''-''''- '..., " e,uesday Jan T. 10 a.
GALiIA. W q lnesday. Jal, l. a. > j. IA
~.
Cabnp passaEa $50 $40 ant slDI .----.-. .-. -,
ste.rags and fro all parts y trops fVsry 10"
Ystss Fr,, ,,t ani B9,,lye nee No. D09lns Green
~ VERNON H. BROWN & %, AseatA
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
bltualions rUantso-- ala!ss.

xxyANTED-Situation In brokers', insurance,
,saa s.aa rsfs.ascos, Address W. Bsx 70. vFipuaa
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
.omhoats au0 Railroads.
steamboats, auo RAILROADS.
NORWICH LINE.
FAVORITE INSIDE kOOIE
9eBosToN 81.
MORC ESTER $3.50.
NASHUA. So s5,
PORTLANDf6

e,,so,r. city of Worcester" and "City OF bo'toh
:, Perry. daily except sundays at i;.i0 p M
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
JNMAN line OF sTEAMERS,
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD SIS. co.

NUWTII tEKMNN II'I1 y -, %.
IN SHORT HOUTE TO LONDON,
HEW-YORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BRE3Et. -
TTUfEsgt c.27.l 3Op.m -ALlI X. sat Jan 10 = pm
Hiii.iN It, Ian So nm N tIN sat. Jan. ~. 2 p' N
GuTR Wt1 ian Z ~. ~ ~ "A " wed. Jan. ~. p1h
a'ro,z NEw YORK TO LONDON, hAVHh ant BhhNtS, ,,
Jy Wsd steamer First CABIN. Ss1 500 Second Cabin tjD
N Latgrsay tpame First CABIN. 40 Second CABIN. $50
S'ssrlge at lowest rates.
OFLRfCH5 4 60. Ne 2BJwtRg GrseA.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
financial

A MEXICAN SPEAKING i EL LEP . IL ~ Toia n r.
~ STOCK bought and Sold also American Bank Noie
stock and bonds OF Opposition Telcgraph comgpanle,,
specially. W. Is. nEi+i.lN'' 20 """'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
iON NUSiTFD ~ = Il; STATES MAIL STEAMERS
nAMRURG AMERICAN sS. CO,S LINE Z

yhMDIh Nv ANI+hi' y y 7f's ~ - - 80 ''i
IrLYMOU ri ODdon) Chorbours Pars) and Hamburg
WonAVfA w Jan h. Sa. m WIELAND Jan %. 4 pm
Fir-t cann s65 SIS. rteerage al lowest rat,a
Jsund ro M ~ ncea srloes send for" ronrst jAkstts
tUyuAUDI y 90. g. ". RICHARDS 90,
o.n Asts ii irjalsl,H. Y. oen pas ACTS 81 Bway ny.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs

vJhiiI " NAIL - 10
u LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, SANDWlCU lsLANDS,
gApAN CHINA, NENZKAlAND, AUSTRALIA CEN
rnAi aad SOUTH AMERICA ani MEXICO.
From New-N OrS pier fDOt C3nll-st, y. "
isi san francisco wa the istnma. Of Panama
CIlt IF lara sails Nein dag. Dec. ~ poon.
Uennociae Tor central and 4outh nerica 1ni dsxlh
from sin Francisco lat ani Br1nnan Sta
For Japan aui lama. - ., a.
CRY OF MA .NpiK x saD- lnCs4iiY, ltf. ~, n m
fthOSOLuiU NEwZEAtAN and ACSlRALlA
ti.Y ui Atp ~ @ils sainfia!, az: H., P H.
yrifeirht nassig ani ys1eTh n9rnlNpl aRpX csh
pany oice on thsyiN blt ne 2 S,apispesst
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

NTFNPUIS aud CHARLESTON r. K. co.
wi sTCOND MORTGAGE BONDS. due January l. ln,..
The oner purchase ihese bonds up 70 January
- 1907 nv i'i al" "'N' ~ As Wallst
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-25

"Here you, howled bank cashier,
going into an editors room. what
do YOU mean by putting my picture
In your newspaper"
/. No harm at all, sir. /" meekly re-
spouded the editor. We are merely
publishing the portraits of men hold
ing prominent positions to business
or The professions. and put yours In
with the others"
"well, sir, don't like Il, and am
NOT going TO have Il. J"
~ am sorry that you do not Ike
II: We certainly meant all right"
"Oh, yen did, did your Well. Why
dia YOU do its That picture OF me,
sir. looks exactly like thief
well. ain't you bank CASHIER
stammered the editor, in an innocent
way.
Somehow after that the bank cash.
Ter hadn't anything TO say. and the
editor's back bone stuck right over
the top Of his collar.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-25
sIarxxs sEL,cArE sErsssr.

During Q debate IN Congress some
years ago Blaine lost his temper. Afssf
the discuaniou wAs over IN Illinois Con-
Rrsmman sAid 10 him
" Mr.. Blaine, am not very Vel 90
Quainssd With you, and 20 ] cannot
speak q freely - would 20 IN old
friend, bot feel that oaght to tell ycu
that you made - fool Of youfseif
yesterday"
Blaine answered with . Sigh am
afraid did foraes myself"
Then breaking into . chuckie. -
added: sWhAt kind Of language do
you ne vhen goa are rsprovlne man
with whom yo1 o0nssder yourself shor-
oaehiy intimate p exas Sgsssss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-25

yKar Anxious 10 SxII---Sub-iand
aeeass Of the Northern Pacific are IN
st,ucted A follows by General Agent
Paul S,hulse: Prom and afser this
dase. November 18th, sales Of LAND on
the Pend dsOrsille division, tor easn 81
an ave years time, will be made with
out the requirement Of cultivation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-25

Gona TO 81. PAuL-Janss Canaan.
compositor on the Pear IszErxI-
an xcxa for over year past. leaves this
moruins for Sc. Paul. He ID . hrst class
printer, and viii Do veil vhsssvss his
lot may b cost
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-25

SAx RnANonoo. Nov. n. --Sailed-Ship
City Of Brooklyn. for Seattle; bark IA
q Glover, fog Port Discovery; sseamer
Mexioo, for Seattle.
Arrivsd-6ohoonsr Piltx, from Port
Disooysry; bark Lizzie Williams, from
Mes Taooma.
T.Toon, Nov. 3l.-Fsssh southwest
wind.
NEAH Bar, Nov. A.-TuQ Goliah pass
ed east with bark
Pxszr, Nov. A.--Thres bsrks and
basksntine passed east.
Ponr AxoExos, Nov. 2k.-Ship and
tvo baSks passed east.
Poxr 0ANnxz, Nov. 24.-Arrived--
cisco.
Po1r T0wNsxxp, Nov. 2l.-Arrived--
Basksntine Quiokstsp, from Champeri-
90. lark B. K. Ham reported in the
Straits.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-25

xe0na oonffnues % fnprove. D.. Hnr.
ply sAys shn< ~ enrnce ~ ue.se 49,
81 dGnGos from H. vonn{s - 49,
30 that D. 1oun9's ehanoea a. rooov-
~ took m0rs favoRable nov than q
a9y oehsr dms atnes the uhoo<ine Ter
pfacs.
D Ioeng eonfinnss 10 improve. No
further bulietins win - 80 nnIe@ 4
o1an9e FOR TIE uofn ooourx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-25

6Au FaAHClaco, Nov. Nd. ". Chess.
man. Who vzs Sub Treasures II TIT
aty during Linooln's administration
and iater . msmher II the State Leeis.
ief1res fell dad thia afternoon II from
q Piatt's bail. He vaa s. years q -
ds leaves . wife and three children.
neasa - . Well Knswn Capaaainse.
Sac RRAuc1Bco, Nov. NJ. Frank. :
well known capitalist, died yesterday
afternoon. He has been falling q
health for . oonsiderab,s number o1
pears, 90 that hfs dsafh vas not mar.
pected- He enme % shis coed n -
spring Of 1650, and established Tie ~
known hOuse Of J. Frank 4 CO. II l66;
In 1854 be retired from businen. IA
leaves seven sons and two darohtera
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-25

vIcrozrA, B. @. Nov. "a Steamer g.
w. Elder. for San Francisco, sailed to-
day with the following passengers:
Thos. Lappin, John Holmes. William
Lyons, N. II. Balm, Henry Graham, ].
Deavey and wife, Miss Smith, Miss
Hanks, II. Deaves. @. johnson, John
FaYgsn, n. Richardson, O. Podgor, T.
Morieman, Miss @. Watt, Miss Lane,
j. O. Rhodes. X. J. Evans, j. Allan and
wife, Mrs. Dupont, Donald Mckay, L.
BurchalI, Capt. ID. Chisholm, Sing An
Bo, Frank Porter, Mira. @. T. Cotton, A.
II. Maynard and II in the steeragc.
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~ sts0N. A<a@&
INV losx, Nov. 24.-U. 4. Three's,
~ Na li4s<; as, l22sx; Pacific 95's
= american Express 81, Canada Pa
80 ~, Canada Southern 80, Cen
~ tsoinc ssh. Chicago. Burlington
nenoy lls. Denver 4 Rio Grande
y ksie ls Hannibal & Sc. Joe 3Si<,
80, and Texas l5ss, Lake Shore
1sc1igan Central 81, Northern
IN ns IN. Northern Pacific preferred
noftnwestern s9N, Louisville a
-.sie M. Oregon Railway & Nav
~ ". Oregon Transcontinentsl
M veeon Improvement q, Pscific
~ nv slA Panama %, Rock Island
n@ Paul 56,S, Texas Pacific lisk
- raeifo i9s, United States Ex.
y Wells Fargo los. Westerr
49, 80 os's, New York Central 67is,
aT lu9. Petroleum steady al
ws squares Annual Report.
So.,.sa n,scToS, Nov. s4.--watson q
nm !, yhe,verror Of Washington Terri
nss. = 1a annual report, says: "Ths
IN hsurin2 industries Of the Terri
A's,.s ~ stained highly gratifying
kf;r. ~ improvement, that of timber
S.ss zoe lead. In many cnsss the In,
ns;s. ase engaged in prosperously Guilt
Re-soe soil. and ID ia believed tina
n, sss q ailosting a suitable ouan
"a 49,. nno TO them in severalty car
soolS % be encouraged. Ii the,
taos..s inoaced 20 concentrate ane
il rssss aoandon certain reservations
nsss y eonaace much TO the develop
sna .e ~ Ine Territory by the settlement
M. uisivation OF large tracts az vs;n
~ md nov unprodnctivs > " 1
isr;rs the Territorial law con
ks s;s.spoa women the right 10 vote
" ess;sanof says; Although many o
sisdor = sss disposed to question tn
kaSes ss :. suis law, especially when az
1sn ~ ~ the requirement that wo
VIA ia ss serve as jurors, IL meet
u psos, approval Of large majority o
h, - - ana the women Of the Terri
ifeo. .h -. NE most part strongly "a
Aain nssa tre enactment should n
hfa poh our statute books Tim
RsNps s ns 70 Be attended with no In,
~ y .sesults unfavorahls Ia ths ne
Tie ,ss ~ psople Of the Territory
u as.sl.t states that the value q
W6ls 70 property In the Territory
Rom. ~ aith one county TO be hear
~, ana i. territory Is entirely out I
~ y ~ y July lst. 1884, had 4 be
va'Ui N the treasury. M
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-25

rrrsnuno, Nov. 24.-The Franktown
ollnR mill. which has been idle for
~ months. resumed operations today,
- y = thought that it will bc kept
aslnluR all winter. II 10 expected that
u nsx pipe mill recently built by she
- nrm will start mp on Wednesday,
wing empio yment to 600 men.
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NV YoRK, Nov. A.--Money, easy at u
elk per cent; closed offered / prime
ssroAnsile paper, sos per cent stsr-
70 exchange, bankers bills, arm
q eksis demand. $i.s5tS.
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- vosx. Nov. M.-Viae President
asn1r;eks leaves for home To-
He viii stop on the way st New
- Jersey, 70 review q Demo
z. ssrade. Among his callers today
-. a 5n0stor Wallace, Of PeunsyIva-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-25

6Arr LAKE, Nov. 3.--The Gentle tax.
nyex began suit to-day TO resist the
nllsction Of the special school tar vot-
q b the polyeamists OF the Seventh
Ward. They ailege that the tax 10 ille-
n, and that the school 10 conducted Ia
hs interest of the Mormon Church by
harmon teachers exclusively. This IL
n frst test ever made Of the Utah sec
kziAn school Law.
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Another time, when Burke got close
enough 20 Mitchell, che latter put his
glove as far ~ be could In the formers
mouth. So 10 went on until the third
round was over. A more disgustsd
crowd than thai which ieft the garden
has rarely been seen In this or any
other city. There was no decision ~ 10
who was winner, bat that would have
been OF no 1ss IS there was nothing 10
divide between the men.
Pleasant Psiicemes.
New Yoxx, Nov. A--Policemen Grant
and Devine were today committed 10
await trial on charge Of highway rob
bery and attempted shooting. While
drunk on duty last night they attacked
4 man. robbed him, and fred several
shots at him while he vas endesvorine
10 eesape. Two other policemen, Who
failed TO arrest the guilty officers. we're
suspended BY the Mayor.
Free Trade On the esnEe.
BrsrrS, Nov. 24.-The Congo Confer.
ence have agreed unanimously that free
trade shail prevail in the western part ct
the Congo basin.
Rsses 70 New Orleans
KArsAs err, Nov. A.-The general
passenger agents Of the Colorado pool
met here tonight. and agreed upon
round "trip fares 20 the New Orleans
Exposition, good for 50 days. ~ fol-
lows: From Denver. Colorado Springs
and Pueblo, $5a.75; from Ogden and
SaIs Lake. 9a.76. Other matters VII
be considered tomorrow.
Killed.
Fogr SNrrH, Nov. s4.--Nsvs has beer
received OF the killing Of John Mosc
bv stephen Fletcher both colaredl ~
Round Mountain, in the Chocsaw M
t,cu. Wood eloped with fietehcrs
wife. Fletcher pursued, overlook them
blew ont Woods brains and returned
home with the woman.
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PAnIs, Nov. An the Chamber Of
Depaties to-day the debate on the Ton
quin credits began. IL. Lockroy. Radi-
cal, opened the debate with an attack
on tho Government, and generally oriti
cized its colonial policy. De La Foase,
Of the right, vshsmently denounced the
miristefs, and claimed that they de-
served 10 be impeached. The debate
will be resumed tomorrov.