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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-14

:, ,EEx Yonx, Msrch 10 Petroleum steady; United
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Ar the ;tntDonestieY Sewing Msohine PAT.
lors, 40 TIVE. ilh street, on Thursdsy; Friday
and Saturday of this week, will DO on exhibit
ton the daest display of sewing.machine
work ever exhibited In this city, No other
ed SO elaborate display III Wheeling. Every.
body is earnestly invited to visit the exhibit,
perlors open from 9A.A 10 $50 =. N. ,sG,
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office: ZOOS. % ana ~ FourIccnlh Street,
Now Advertisements.

Wanted-Dry Goods CLERK. rub.i
Wanted to Bo:rJw.
Hsts-G. A. Beuter
Just Rsceiy ed-p.a Nuts-G. s. Feeuy. w
Henry Jericho, Of South Wheeling. III
For GincinnAt.-SteamerSt Lawrsnco.t
500 Reward. g. Good 81 Co. o.. -t.,,.,.,,,
Notics-=Stcckholders Of Greenwood Gem.
etery. a. d, .a,.,,.. gl,-sI..I los :
! Have Located My Repair Shop.
Opsra Housl--Janauschek. ,.,..,...s. o.,
Is Cen's--H. Emshein.el--Uead OF Local,
Annual Statement OF The Receipts and
Expenditures of the City Of Wheeling.
Clothes Wringers-Neshitt l. Bro. ~ y y
jos. Receired-Carpeis and, Rtgs-G,
Mendel { Co - Eeas =
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iFOR RENT.-DWELLLNG HOUSE
~ contsi 1ing six rooms, water aud Gas, .itu.,,I
on south Front ttrcet, iklSnd. Apply 10 j N
BROWN, American INN rRIlce Ollce mini
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EAST LibEkrf, "a, MGrch i3.-Cattte marked
very dull and unchanged: receipts l,95 lead:
shipments SD head Hogs, market lr,n; receipts
S.s,5 head; shipments yl0 head; rhi!adclphias
" soa7 u; fosters &c 5oa6 %. Sheep market slow
and I'd, uucbsDged: receipts ITO head; saipmen,s
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WANTED,

POARD WANTED BOARD WITU
~. furnished or up!urnhhcd room wsn,cd ~
gentleman and vile. Private family preef,c1
KetcrGncr given. Address, ttstirg terms, h0x al,
AoN"htS w h
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Gentlemen,

Do not lot be forced on you An inferior Cigar
because 1t happens to ba In 9 box that once
held tho Seal skin Cigar. Notification OF
such occurrences will DO rewarded. tl
NJ. REILLY, Agent, Wheeling, W. Va. 4
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K Special Sale OF Low Cut SHOES. X
Sinety.three pairs womt MS button Oxford
and Newport ties,J sIzss 2.'2I1, 3, at 81 Is.
worth from s. 80 TO 81 These goods are q
lot Of SAMPLES from a. we'll known slipper
maker, and are extra quality. ReRsmber
tho sizes. we have not larger In this lot. n ;.
- .azl. 40. y L, ". BLoyp. -,
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"A Lal1E class will hs examined this even.
l!ng in9,hs Ladies' Hall Of the Wheeling
Rusintss College. preparatory to graduation.
MAXWELL Waymsn and Wilkinson. Of this
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DuExEE's Salad Dressing is the best thing OF
:he kind ever sold. WITH 1t superb salad OF
any KIND cGa be made without delay or
trouble. 1t is also one Of the best sauces for
cold meats, etc. tF, - ,.s.s Murhw
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.HE e. A, Buck. editor and publisher OF !" The
Spirit ef:lhs Tines Nav York, N. Y aiates:
~ HAYS used 6t.1Jacobs Oil the grea. con:
quercro Of psin, repeate3ly, with satisfactory
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NV YORK. March Is There hes been an IN
even penona', az well az order demand for yaiI.
Gus miscellaneous ar ortucnls staple colore and
ftncy c6tons. prints dress goo Ia and other Teaou
nes,. Wooden gods IN iioderatc rcqutst aud &c.
lection '' $3.50 81
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CALL at the domestic" Saving Machine
PaElors aud sec tha graud display Of decora.
tive art work, Thursday. Friday and Satur.
day. tho 18Th, 18th and 10Th, GA NJ to $50 r.
NJ, 70 Twelfth street., city.
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FIN + H0kSEH,'
Norman and Pereherou Norman stock
u! for Ohio COUNTY -~- ~

. 8 fH#H- - 49,
Norman and Pereherou Norman Il socl
~ for Ohio County, - q
Messrs Ed N. Atkinson and o. s. Terrell
Two Of Ohio coun'y's prominent farmers; at !,
rived in the city yesterday from Ottawa, mi;
bringing with them magnificent thorough.
bred imported Pcrche,on Norman stallion,
For long time 1t has been matter Of mo, :,
tiaeation to these gentlemen. ~ We'll Is 10
other farmers anxious to see the State ana
county progressive In everything, 10 ,res 80
many good horses shown nt State FAR, ana n
81 OF them from Pennsylvania and Ohio
They determined to make . moye
aud started West few days since 10 HINT m
a good stallion. They found a dandy. :
Their purchns is named: ~ umbo. nsI u :
Swear old and weighs 1000 pound. ii w,s
imported from Normandy into Canada iatt
Juis. His color is very dark IRON e,ev
and he has all The good points and styIss tbss,,
could DO desired He will serys Il Elm
Grove. II. ID :, E n Z L. r =
! Nj. P. L. Kimberly has purchased iva
horses OF the Norman and Clydesdale breads
from Powell Brothers, of Crawford comfy
Pa which will be hero In a few days. y =
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poN'T forget the sapper, and social st the
Temperanc. Lunch Rooms, ZIG Market
street, Saturday evening, beginning at $3.50.
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FRIED oysters and ali the deicscies Of the
season ut lll0 Market street Saturday even
ing at $50 O'Clock.
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z, g. s. FErsy, manufacturer Of candies. nj,
Esys has large stock OF fresh goods on band
Prompt and careful attention given 10 orders.
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WARRANTED Handsome, 60 cents, at Doyd's,
Market Square. ,.i.G .H r.
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Cotton,

New York, March l3-Cotton firm: futures
steady: March 1924. April lu95c: May iiI2,:
June u 26c: Jaly ii:37e: Angus: ii.t7c; September
loose. ',''''
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THE DAILY MARKETS.,

New YogK. March ls.-AIoney easy ut lXa2 per.
cent; closed offered at II percent. Prime mercau,
Tile paper 4G51S perccnt. sterling Exchange bank.
crs' bills weak at 81 S61si demand 81 s9H. =, . .
GovssSArErs-sleady. ..N
U.S. .,..,l0l 10. 8, now Il. 1o;sI
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GREAT bargains in damaged goods at ]. W.
Ferrel's corner Main and twenty.lrst streelp.
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y 8. Ss:.a........lol JUS now 4s......~... 12ss
U. AYE, coupoEs.".ll3Al @t'1t'Lr7Si''6 - =
RAILWAY BoSps-Flrm. ~. '.ts'.0.' = = - =
STATE SEcuElTIx-Qu!ct.
Pacific Gs OF '95....l2J Tex Pac. land gr'ts. 49,
Gentral rnctuc nrss.I 40 Ko Gtande div. n
h1ic seconds 9lh Y. bonds, hnt....ll655i
Lehigh q wilkcs....l06hlu.P T. Laud Grants. llLA
LOUISIANA consoS.." Y: T. sinking fund ..ll4s1
Mlssouri bs....",....lC6 YlrRlniA 6g....,,,.. 40
81 Joseph......,.... Virginia eonsols, az.
2. :. .. u t!sts.n"lG9 Ina maj! p9Ipon1... u .
tennessee old","is2 Virginia deferred. a. G ,
| tennessee fs. new" Il Al"Extra Interest. ~ q
STocKs-The market exhibited some symntom,
Of impfoyeineDt this forenoon though they were
not Of sufficiently decided character u cause
| much Advance IN prices. After l2:aU the markct
came nearly 10 astsndstill. 1n the last hour the
| mnrke! became molc active and lower, the decline
being II 10 percent on the active list and . ner.
cent on Oregon Ssyg1tian 10 SIX, and ~ m
Spring Mountain coal 10 43A. Out OF 30 n tEs
most active stocks II clos:d lower than Last n,sht
| aud II higher. Advances aie all leu, than / tei.
reIl New York Ceatral DECLINED 2Hpp,ccnt and
Oregon Navigation > percent, ~. ~
A Feml.anuuil div ldend Of AZ percent WINS lie,
csred on the g.nck OF the DuhuSio J. 5louy nv
! R,iiroao, payable April TO- The books viii H.
Go. ed from March 81 until April II, The soct cI.
change seat OF GeorseH 1hllman has been tr,ns.
fesreu 10 f. T.. Bown; that OF J. c. Morri, 10 T. 4,
Bcrnheiner, and thxt OF J. ". l,otcakiss Ia EN-
AIcaer the ptlcs In each clse Is understood to ba
S!5,col f 'z ~ .nt $40 ~
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GEEAr bargains In damaged goods At ]. W.
Ferrei's, corner Main aud Twenty first streets.
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Tue Best Cast Steel Ratchet for 20 cents at
Boyd's, Market eQnars. .1iT60. :
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WARRANTED Hand.ssws, 90 cents, at Boyd's,
Market Square, Na# EEUrr M
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CHICAGO. March l3.-The Drosers' journal ~.
ports; Liye hogs Receipts l3.to0 head; shipments
1900 head; market weak At l0al5e lower; rough
pHekns 70 ioas 90 packing and shipping 81 G5a7 Co.
900 head: shipments eco head; market dull nj
lol5c lower: exports SIS 26,6 IS: good 10 choice
shtprrg s. !oa6 10 medium IS t0a6 61 corn fed Tcx
ans S. th6N. Hheep-Re ceipis $500 teed; ship.
Tents 600 head; market slow ard weak at l5aYc
lower Interior 10 fair 2jai GOcwt medium to yoad
81 7ba5 rs: choice IN pxtra As Mat NJ WV
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TnsrE pounds Nails for 10 cents a! Boyd's
Ma,kar 4ouara, b.. l..0I15 100
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FOR SALE,


FOR SALE-LEAF TOBACCO
Slightly damaged by water. " Ill be sid 1t
hall price, Call OH HrNRl WHEhLEH. M NM
uhADlile st, Get tohW
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FLoURING MILL PROPERTY FOR

| FIGURING MILL PROPERTY FOR
Il. BALE 5,.00
me Property Known rs the caldwell MIL" OH
Saluwslrs Run. near the lily. having three run Of
buts. Engine aud two Gy Inner Boilers all IL good
| running order with n four room dwelling, good
sanle, on plat OF ground 100 feet 'front.' ito feet
| 0eep. = good opening Tor parties Of moderate
means viii be sid cheap ami on liberal Terms
| another bnAinesx -
For father information call Oh or address
ALEXANDER BONE,
MIee: AEent and R'okc!. Wheeling. IS. Va
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Thermometer Record. n
The following shows the range OF the ther
momstcr. US observed ut Schnepr sdrug store
Opera House corner yesterday /. syFTf;;sE;;s-
1858. 1854. SO
7A.x.i2k.s E.a. I'm. ~. A.l2 M.3r.M,7p
II IS O., - | as 80, 81 81 ;,
u lSoIcATloSs. .a a., .s,s.-. !
WARRINGTON, D. c., March ;14-l:3o A. AZ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slight
ly colds. aud fair weather, preceded In cen.
trail and eastern pats by rair; northerly
winds, backlog to nor,hwestcrly; lower fol-
lowed by increasing pressure. $50, ~, ii
For tho Lower Likes, colder and partly
cloudy weathe'; local rain o.. snow. north.
easser!y winds; lower followed by higher
pressure. - r = =. -
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THE Best Cast Steel Hatchot for 80 cents q
Boyd's, Market Square, ~ gllEl.d
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LIVERPOOL. March 1s.-Nefned petroleum. GA.
ANTWERP, March Is Re Gned petroleum 9Isf,
ftsf. ~. w. Nry tio,tIs. l"lr -.
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OIL CITY. Pa. March ls-Pe,ro.eum opened a,
so VI sales 2a79.Cu barrels; clcarantcs yesterday
9S95.e3 birrcls: runs 5s,s5s barrels; shipments
,oi5 barrels: charters G,$i9 barrels OF! Civ oil
Exchange stock, 81 20 bid, IS % asked. 80
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WARRANTED Hand.saws. GO cents. at Boyd.
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., Tnnir pounds nrils for 10 cents at Doyd's,
Market Equare. & ~ 81
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PARTICULAR

'''H' '.'
Attention Is called to our very,
complete and choice selections
Of Dress Fahrics..-:i|ks, Cash
meres, 0ttomans, Plaids, etc,
in all the --latest Spring Shades. z
We show ono Of tho largest
and most varied lines Of Lace
Curtains, Bed Sets, Pillow
Siams md Lace Goods geuer-
ally, ever brought to the city, I.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, March is.-Thc afternoon ses
sion wss ~isiy Hetiv: opened At 81 OH: declined
to 81 0}s airareed to 81 6i% and closed at st o5s
TrusyiLl1. Pa, Manh l3-opened at sl0l;
hiehesi az loves! 81 CCss closed at slOl;f; slip.
lnents 5l.CGi barrels. -
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A LARGE NEW sTORE-ROOM,
The finest In the city, excel!cn,!y located, at No.
1905 Aain street, where no floods ever damage.
HIqu.se q JAMES l.. HAWLyy.
febI4 s..a..
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Transactions l9i 90 sh,rcs

Adams ExprcS.......l29
| American Express. IS
Canada soutilr.,,...- tSA
Central l'ac!dc......... IS
Chesapeake d Ohio. l2L
do ift preierred..- c9}f
do I'd preferred... l4nI
G., G., G. & I............ &C
Denver & r. g.. l7A'
E.ie........ ........,....... 2814
do p,cierred........ co.
Fort Haync....:.....l24
Han. l. St. Joaeph..4 3Sx|
do prcf1rred........ ESEI
KR,lEils !. Tcxny...... a0LI
Lake Esie 4 W......... II Il
Lake Shore ...,1qnsj
Loaisytilo'I Sash... ASH
4. N. A. G............... 20
Il. l. y. lst pret'd.- 10
do % preierred...... 8
Mem. i Chas, ........ 81
Michigan central.,.. "
10. Pac!ae.,....,.,...... II
sKy. Div. al l''"' '
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Petroleum.

lCINcINNA11, O., March la.-Aye hccs steady
ann trnE common aud lSht IS O0s6 So packing and
butchers SO sa7 IS; receipts 1870 .Gd; thlpments
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Z Ting Best csrt see. Hstchet for so cents st
Novi,s Marx al surhYn Nrytsl " trs.r.-tt, "a

k6OJ y II ''s-''s
7 IA. isl{ssI SaER b t4ihs
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IFOR RENT--AT A MODERATE FIG.
IL URE-that te,p,aed.eu8 b,Itk irs,iSo.
ho'iSe, No. 81 Thirteenth ktreet, containing pi,s
tooDs Two halls. bathroom, waslIhUuIe and pnoS
cellar Inquire on the premises, c. 10 Z. i
WILDE, No l20G Main street. In,
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PARKER, Pa, March ls.-River S ffet q
inches and stationary; weather clear and
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hcr's LAsplxa, Pa, March l3.-Riye- i,
!eet a., and tallinsi:sea.her cloudy; thermome.
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TIE German Reformed Mission that suffer.
ed 30 great loss from tbs flood, had received
upto last Sunday the sun Of $500 frcm Ohid
friends, be,ides contributions from either
places. This church whs badly inundated,
and both the church and tho Sunday s,hool
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"ANTED-I.ADIES AND YOUNG
Ivy Men In city OF country tJlstauco no ob,ec.
tion who prs out Of employment can have sicaav
WORK At their own homes all the year round; wo,s
zen! " msil simple SD easy: good saiasy; 10
Mas. Box 800. m'1'
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-07-12

SATURDAY, JULY II, 1884.
THEY NEVER SPEAK AS THEY
PASS n.y..

"Marie," asked Mr.. Jones
as he helped himself to
another slice of buttered toast
at breakfast, "did you put on
your boots this morningP'
EYES, answered Mrs. j.
with a liver-and-bacon intona-
ton to her voice, "whyY,
ooh, nothing said Jones,
taking a second baked potato,
"only when [ moved them
this morning before you were
up a little mouse run out"
"h-h-h-h ! a-h-h-h-mercy
goodness! take 'em off !
take 'e-m-o-ff - shrieked
Mrs. Jones, going into hys-
terics.
81 wish you wouldn't in
terrupt me, Maria" said
Jones severely. GA little
mouse ran out from under
the Dashboard and ran back
again, but some time it might
get into your boots, and be
hopelessly lost
"They never speak as they
pass by" now.-Det. Free
Press.
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Mr.. Dummer of Kittery, Maine,
has invented process by which cop
per can be welded as easily and as
well as iron.
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NO wosss wAsrEs.

\, tk;. ~..t;~.f 49, n. AA..x 4.
IN sns Pfscuosi era III. Aoefnatny, u
Nc va ahss, ooent 70 % popular prao.
.s.,1nes ne never wasted words; and
pa.ienN VINO wens 70 Dim we're aiways
inssfuoteo 70 samof nis economical idi-
osynclsey. Vnoe Iaey called On him
"ua neir on, nsI uugrt.
!. 1 y askeo me DOCTOR.
RE, eps'eo sne iaoy'
80
NJ n In sna poaIscs !. -,
~. ny o1ka' sAosnoi sA'' Ane
'S :. $500 49,
49,
c9s.se ses'n.
.p W.
Wall -
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Boston Commercial Bulletin

Boston Commercial Bulletin.
Formerly nearly all the timber for
ships masts were obtained from Maine,
but suitable trees for this purpose have
been very hard to get there for a num-
Der Of years past. The supply has late
" been obtained from the Canadian
aud Michigan forests. Timber suit
able for masts must be- sound in every
particular, and for the larger masts,
such al are used on a three masted
schooner, must be from 70 to 100 feet in
length. Considerable difficulty is expe-
rienoed in getting this wood from the
Canadian and Michigan forests to the
seaboard.
Attention has, therefore, been turned
to Oregon pine. Along the shores Of
Puget Sound. Washington Territory,
trees MP to 240 feet in length and per
fectly sound. can be obtained, bat only
those ranging from about 10 to 100 feet
in length and from Is to "a inches in
diameter. are wanted for this purpose.
Since 1878 four cargoes of these spars
have been brought around Cape Horn,
three Of which came to Boston and one
to Bath, Maine. One of tn $50 carSoes,
comprising pa spars, was received here
last fall on the barksntine WV. Grape,
and another, comprising 1870 spars, was
received here In the ship Mercury this
spring. The vessels fill oot tn ir cargo
with California redwood shingles, aud
boards, planks and cedar shingles. The
spars furnish the main profit, though a
slight profit is made on the redwood,
but the osd II can only be brought in at
loss, and its shipment will probably be
discontinued.
The ship SNOW 4 Burgess il at present
at Port Blakely, Puget sound. loading
for New York. Her cargo will comprise
$50 pine spars, 10000 feet redwood
board and plank, aud 475,000 redwood
shingles and some pine deck plank. aud
will be the FIRST one ever sent to New
York. There was at first a prejudice
against these spars among Eastern ship
builders. IL has worn away, how
ever, and they are now acknovl-
edged TO be the bsst for the purpose, as
they are claimed to be stronger and
more perfect than white pine. or not 90
apt a. the latter TO be defective in the
heart. They command q better price
than white pine, aHd sell. when finished,
for from $l25 to $500, according TO the
sizo. some OF the spars are used here,
aud many OF them are towed to the va.
rious Maine shipbuilding ports.
The shipment OF the spars to Boston
and other Eastern ports may be expect
ed 10 increase, as il becomes more and
more difficult to get suitable timber
from our white pine forests. That the
shipments are important financially
may be seen from the fact that the car
go Of the ship Mercury. which arrived
here this spring was valued at 90, ZOO,
and the cargo OF the ship Snow 4 Bur
gess, nov loading at Port Blakely, il
valued at $4,000 The redwood, serv-
ing ~ filling freight, can be brought
cheaper In this way than by cars. An il
il usually.
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FOREIGN.

/ DeasA Ne. I.
focLoS. June A-Ths first dssfk
osfs OF cholera occurred June An. bal
wa keps secret.
4 eig vieter,.
LONDON. June 2l-The Philalslphia
criekesers won the game With the
Leicesters- L-icesters l52 10 two inn
iuRs. 20 80 by the Pniladelphias IN one
inning.
The Dreaded Cholera.
SAN Francisco, jane A.-Tbe cholera
. said TO have broken oat at Yang I sun,
Gnina, town between lien Tsin and
Peking.
steamship Disaster.
LIvKRPoor- June 2.-As the steamer
Pavonia, from Boston, Was eutering the
dock today her cylinder burst. An en-
eineer was killed and many others in
jursd-
Etxhteea Deaths Reported.
AARsKrLLKs. June 24.-Travslers as
ser; there were eighteen deaths from
cholera at Toulon yesterday.
Victoria Nstes.
VICTORIA, b. c., June 2t.-Orders from
Ottawa have been received for the re-
lease Of the freight of the steamer
Mexico after fumigstion. The passen-
gers will be detained until July %, six
teen days from the date Of leaving San
Francisco.
The Raymond excursion party ar
rived this afternoon on the steamer
Oiympian, and leave in the morning for
Tacoma.
More Cholera.
ToULoS, June "a. Fourteen fresh
cases of cholera were reported yester
day. One patient died. The gravity
of the symptoms is decreasing.
nedaing Up Axaiasi the Disease.
MADRID, June A-The Cabinet has
ordered the strictest quarantine to be
enforced against French shipping. Land
with Toulon is pro-
hibited.
Presbyterian Reception.
BELFAST, June 24.-Reports settling
the order of business of tn, Presbyteri-
an Alliance we're adopted at the confer
ense during the last ten days. The
Mayor gave brilliant reception this
evening at the Botanic Gardens, after
which the company proceeded to the
Exposition Hall, where meeting Was
held, at which the Mayor presided, and
addresses welcoming the members of
the Alliance were delivered.
Treaty Expired.
CoSsrAsrIsoPLE, June N.-The Amer
lean Legation announces the treaty Of
commerce between Turkey aud America
having expired, American imports into
Turkey will be subject to q duty of
per cent. ad valorem.
The Panama Canal.
PARIS. June 3.-De Lesseps declares
the rumors Of the failure of the Panama
excavation works are false. The latest
advices he has from the works are to |
the effect that there we're less obstacles |
to overcome than expected. The enter |
prise is making rapid progress, and the |
canal will be finished at the latest in |
1888, when he hopes that he and his |
children will be present. In regard to |
the Nicaragua canal, De Lesseps said he |
favored the project, which in no wise |
interfered with the Panama canal, but |
would be fresh water feeder to Paua- |
ma, with regard to which he had no |
possible fear Of rivalry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-25

A New AND VALUABLE MAP.-There ia
being prepared in the office of ]. NJ.
Snow, City Surveyor. valuable map.
II is to represent Western Washington
entire. Many surveys have been com
pleted since the last map of this region
was completed. Ii is nov impossible to
obtain copy OF the old maps. and no
doubt the new map will meet with a
great demand.