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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
MARKET REPORTS,
Grain nnd Provlslone.

CHICAGO, Sept 2
FLouR-Mnrkct uuOL Winter Wheat Flour,
NbDg b2b! SPRING SJ,i6iL l,bO, low giados,
&ygpgs3i Patcnia S6,&ylt5Ui hyo Flour,
s30OG1.21
WHAT Demand moderate aud prlcos low.
or No, = SprlnH, ipso10hoi No. U, 6iGb0Uc,
No, Hod, SlG6Hlhoi No, g. ~ hoi No, = spring
October s0AWtso, November t2MGbSsAc.
COnN-Acliyo but prlc0e ruled ttcady, No.
ranged a. 5nNbsl5o for cash. bi Nb.yiu for
september, MhCL6OnO Tor October; GsIa Ai4 o
for tho year, aud iBGi8lto FOR Mays HcJcctod,
ipdplpho
0ATs-pricos onsior No, z, 2b4a2SAo for
cnah or Sopt0mb0r 2B96a20bo for October,
2bAdsbAo FOR the year, aud O063O4o Tor May,
liYg-Qulot aud easy, No, = cash, biWoi 90.
tobor bbo, RoJootod, Hoi sample lots ranged
~ iBdbbio.
liARLRY--No 3 Arm NJ 90 for cash or for
future dollyOryi Choice eauplca falr sale NJ
BUo for No, 2, bGt6bo fer ohoiGO No, q, and com.
mon grades dun NJ bNiTc
MtsH lOliN N-Qulot und oAHlcr, but prloca
ttendy, ranging IL flS, bOCt 10 for oaah, tl00O
t@lpsb for Soptombori slSb0dtl9,O0 for Ooto.
bert tl2,W,0lH,tb Tor tho year. and fla,b5solfe0
for January.
LAnp-priccs ruled oae'o ranging at s7ian
1i,ib for cash, t1EMWTttH for september,
tI6sn 6atI for October, x1.bblb7OO for No.
yombor, hndt1b1t GoT.C0 for January.
BurTHn@ Market ilrin Creamery, good 90
choice, lpCDeoo, Dairy, good 70 choice, f2tplbc.
CurrAE'-MArkot quiet, Full Cream Chod-
dar, plplAoi SKINNED Chcddar, saBo.
Eoos--Salou were made at lOetitc for frosh
lota
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04

william Krumlauf, chorged with bur-
glarIEing Lewis Snyder's saloon, At
Osnabnrg, Of ten dollars, had u hearing
before u Justice AT 0snaburg, Thursday,
9. Z. Meyer, ESQ., appeared for the State
and A. G. Hlner, ESQo for the detonse. AZ.
Tor u long trial krumlauf was bound over
TO Common Pleas Court. He furnished u
bond OF $500 for his appearance. Krum
lauf IL a married man, living In 0sn9.
burg, q coal miner by trade, Hereto
fore he has borne good reputation,
Tho burglary was committed on the
night OF August 22nd.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
DR.. France Denounced.

David A. Leech, Of Mohicun publishes
a card In the LOudonville Advocate. dc.
nOuncing DR.. W. A, France ~ u swind'
Ter, u hnmbug and q1OcE. Leech paid
him S76 for lnsurng TO cure his wife Of
q tumor In her breast, France failed u
perform hia part Of the contract, and
when other physicians were consulted
Il was ascertainCd her condition was be
Jobd the reach Of human aid.
DR.. France was located nj the S.,
Cloud Hotel here few months ago: and
treated quite u number OF patients.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
Flrst Ward Democratic Cinb.

The following officers were elected al
,he meeting OF the FirsQWard Cleveland
and Hendricks Club last evening. Preai'
dent, Daniel Worley; Vice President
Henry Warner; Secretary, Charles Nc
Kinney; Treasurer, Joseph II. Dumoulin,
Captain, VIM. Dann6miller; First Lieu
tenant, David Harrington; Second Lieu.
tenant, Charles Dannemiller; Finance
Committee, Mathew Bast, I'D. q. Goue.
not, B. II. Wirebaugh, Hereafter meet.
iDge will DO held In Scharie's Hall, on
North Market street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
Live stock.

CHICAGO, Sopt o.
OArTIn-M Market fairly active and firm ON
local ana shipping account ma prices we'll
malntahod. Quotations ranged NJ 81 boqbJ 0p
for common 10 extra native HtNora, f2t0b
40 for Toknnsl tBnstbi. 10 for ntookcre, fs.t0
Sbt.bv for foedorej SD.0oabt,N for oows, and
u, ,sbdDb.2b for butchers Htcers.
lIo0es-Markpt moderately aotivo on packs
Ing and shpplnR nccovnt, and rood gradoa
about 10, hinhor Haes ranged ~ t5,rOetpe5
for liaht, ft,opn0.D5 for rough pgayrlnv. tAAnh
ev0 for boayy. packing and shipping iots, and
N,00Db.1 10 for "rrassera,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
MEDICAL.
maryland, My Maryland. "
. . "Protty Wives,
vo...i. a.uahta.a ana ,,oI,Ia man VI

"Protg Wives.
Lovely daughters and noblemen"
my farm lies In a rather low and
mIasmatic situation, and
"My wifeW
"Who2"
"Was a very pretty blondep
Twenty years ago, became
"Sallowl"
"Hollow,eyedr
"Withered and agedp'
Before her time. from
"Malarial vapors, thonghshe mado no
particular complaint. not being of the
grumpy kind, yet caused me great un-
easineas.
"A short time ago purchased your
remedy for one of the children, who had
a very severe attack OF billOnsness, aud
II occurred 10 me that the remedy might
help my wife M found that our little
girl, upon recovery had
Lost!
"Her sallownesa, aud looked as fresh
as q new blown daisy, Well the story IL
soon told My wife, 10 day, has gained
her old time beauty and compound In
terest. aGd IL now as handsome o matron
(if | do say II MYSELF Az can be found In
this county, which Is noted for pretty
women. And have only Hop Bltters TO
thank for II.
"The dear creature just looked over
my shoulder, and says I can flattel
equal TO the days OF our courtship, and
that rfmln!s me there might be more
pretty wives II my brother farmers
would do ~ have DONE"
Hoping you may long be spared to do
good, thankfully remain,
| G, l. JAMEs
BRLTsvmLE, Prince George Co., Nd, /
May Goth, 1883, !
| e41-None genuine without bunch OF green Hops on
tho white label shun III lha vile. pOaonora stun with
| UIln,it nr NHnnst LA lhfi mama
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
a Tos, with Twelve Different Kinds o.
Com moroinl TcrtIIlsera,

B, Hull OF Burgh Hill, Trumbul
county, Ohio. writes aa follows: q
have used twelve different kinds OF fer
tilIzers, most OF them with paying 70
suits, | have made practical tests Il
ascertain what kind would pay me bes
10 use, by these testa | have established
beyond doubt that Bradley's Sea Fowl
Guano gives far better rosults than any
Commercial Fertilizer have ever used
II Ia In splendid mechanical condition
! have used II on various crops, al-
ways with satisfactory results"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
shut Down.

PETERSBURG, Va, Sept a,--All the cot
ton factories In this vicinity have stopped
work, throwing out large number OF mon,
women and children, many Of whom arC
suffering for the n0ccssdrloo Of life Appll.
cation has been made to the City Council foi
a special appropriation for the relief OF tho
sufferers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
REMARKS.

Il will be observed that the mortality
among infants ls propOrtlonately great
or than any month OF the year. This Ia
attributable TO extreme heat and i'm
prudence In diet. The present health
OF our adult population ia very
good. The writer IL not aware
Of n single case Of ldlopathlc
fever within the city during the present
summer months, At no time, since the
erection OF the Grdt dwelling In the
town, has II been 80 free OF malarial
AlJease. CITY REGISTRAR
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04

DrIHofr, Sept y
Fboun--QuioL Michigan winter Wheat
tt.0ODt,b0, rOlor procoss, SA.t0@hV0i pat
onta, t5,bODb,7b Minnesota patonta, y8,60Q
0.1b,
wuHAr--steady, No, 1 wbito, cash, egho
September SJAol October, &Ao No. 3 He'd
Who.
tonN-No. Z onah, Bo.
oArs--No. Wbito. 0ool No. = rsN@2To,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04

In the handbills being distributed by
The. clerks Of the city, relating 10 Tho
early closing movement, the mention OF
jewellers among the list of business
houses closing AZ 7 o'clock, was unin.
tentI0nally omitted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
DIR. ManyiIle and his Partner,
mIsoELLANEout
Notice to Contractors.

sealed proposals will be received A. tho Arlington
Hotel IN Alliance, onto, 10 one O'Clock y M, on the
ad perform tho labor necessary W eect cottage NJ
tho fairmount Childfcnu Home. plnrs and ppecnca.
tonH can be seen nj tho ooc of tho superintendent ui
tho Fnirmount Chlldfcnp Homo hnd nv tho Oounty
Audltor'a once IN Canton, ohio.
The fIuht ID rcservpd 70 reject amy or MI bids.
iy oder Of the Joint Dvnid of commissioners
aupQildw JUHN y, 0hhWi0, bccv.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04

For information regarding railroad
tickets and rates 10 fur west address or
call on II. II. GEETING,
Railroad Land Agent,
Once, 6eeting q Vlcker's store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
NEW Yonk, aop. 9.

Nrw YOnk, SopL z
FLoun-Dull and barely steady.
wnEAT--O Opened atoady, but weakened, Ant
dropped N0Ao, No, White nominal, No. 1
hod September, pOnGbplo October, U,taalAc,
November, NY atpihoi December, BA AdtD0 Noi
January, gINdbDsAo, February, oOis ca 500.
COnN-Aggto lower, and duh, Mixed West
orn spot, 03lhu0oi futures, b0h0bd3Ao.
uATs--A triiic better Western. asattSo.
pnoyIniO ONs-l lleol firm, Pork weak. Now
Mesa, 1890 Lard hcnvyj StoAm t1,p0.
DuITrn-Firm aud IN fair domand. West
Nrn, Bds4no,
CnEkag. dull NJ 1GbpAo.
Zoos western frm nt iTho
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04

Martin Robinson, charged with "a
aault and battery, on complaint OF
Frank Machamer, was brought over
here from Waynesburgh this noon BY
officer Cummins. = iIT 7' -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04

Picture Gallery nj Louisville For Rent.
A 1rst class room will bo rented TO /
good party nj reasonable rates. Address
". Merle, Louisville, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04

Residente Of North Poplar street were
awakened early this morning by the
noise OK q traction engine going
through that street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04

The Treasurer Of the 0rrvillc band
has gone wost, says tho Crescent. What
eompressed woe and regret those few
words must contain.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28

: fally sIusnsaa - - arruIud -
sse<xis Anassos On oonosnv =
kryss opsn Ge1n ~ ninks 81 shstr
ssssod rsadisina - - !. P5rs,s q
Pe1znesr = e - pruxious srsuina
1hs orchsstrs ssmpxlssd suulps -.
stanss snd tss difnssix go & sssom-
ranyiaR the sineers On ne cssno -.
psrformsd BY Mn 7. Z. Shsruood Is !
Dest sAtifsstorv nennsr. d nsns n
speess ~ rsndiasou of fhs ouera 49,
evening vss mnsh nom ssfiue.esorv
shan q - prsviou oosasion. sspsciaI.
~ - far - ~ make up q ths shas,e-
tsn vas eonssrnsd- For ipst.nss.
krank W. Clayton. ~ 10 aid a 4 pair
ct ade whiaksEs. . eopioas shousr a
corn starch On his had and "a eve
fi.sA rs eouvsrted into verisnbIe
&c ms1. and enacted the role of Major
10 Prof- a. X Hepburn's sxpssisnee
- al opsratlc director. aud unxirino
energy IN drilling tbs singers. 10 dus. d
3 Rre4s measure, the suooen Of the
opera. Miss Nellie Parkinson - NsbeI
scorsd sn0<nef ancocsa. and Miss Dora
l1al - knfh woa fresh l&urels. Nips
IailiAn Eel sung several solos during
fhe opera IN her usually sweet ana
Pleasing manner. Mr.. y. Lsck. as
frsdsrscks Did remarkably weil. while
each apoeaxanoe e D. Harms. .ssrRsans
OF the police foros. br01ehf down the
house, and Mr.. Wooiery wilI hereafter
have % look well 10 his lsurels. Mr..
HArm9 able poiioe force consisted OF
the foliowiaR well-trsined -oopsss: A.
Rsnks. T. r. Michel, A. B. WahIbeck.
@. Bsnniehaussr. q. @. Crosksr, 4. q.
sherwood Wm- Carkssk. 4 Rsinia and
n u. 0roetef. -
Osss k1nks, shs Piaaas Kim. had Tor.
his crew, Flm< Lsoutsunnt Mor1iuser II
McClaire, and Pyivates y. W. Hughes. 8.
kreidei, I. Psissr. A. Ksckasds, n. Ban,
u schverin. Jos. Happier, and +. Dick
man.
Frank ". Clayton, a. Maior-Gsnsr.l
Stanley, had for his beaufiful dsuehesss
Miss Nellie Psrklnson. Miss Tillis AZ
wood, Mrs. r. X. Hepburn, Miss MARY
Pontius. Mn @. @. White. Miss Lillian
Bell. Miss Lizzie Ferry, Miss Celia Al
Isn, Mrs y. w. Clayton. Miss WiIletts
kobertsour and Miss tiophis Msydsn-
bauer.
The solos, duets. trios aud quartst&es
we're all we'll Sung and The chofuass we're
very Ene. and repeatedly brought forth
round after round Of applauss, and ssv-
erai Of them were repeated 10 response
TO rousinR euooroa.
TIE young people Who have worked
20 hard during the pas$ six weeks pse-
pairing for this opera, fssl justly slstsd
oyer thar sucoees, and Q general hope
was expressea by the audience that the
Opera Company would take up some
other pspalar opera, and present Il Il /
no distant day.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28

What Is your secret 7" asked lady
Of Turner, the distinguished painter.
He replied. /" I have no secret, madam,
bat hard work"
the di6srsnos between one man
and another Gays DR.. Arnold, "is not
90 much in talent ~ energy"
Nothing. says Reynolds, "is denied
10 veil directed labor, and nothing IL TO
b obtsined without it,
" Excelleuce In any department. can
nov be attained by the labor Of life
time. says Johnson. :" but 10 not 10 be
purchased at lesser price,
There 10 but one method" says Sid
ney Smith. and that IL hard labor !;
and man who will ma pay that price
for dlssinction had better AZ onoe dedi
cate himself 10 she pursuit Of the fox. =
Step by STEP" says the French
pfoverb, one goes very far"
Nothing ssys Airabeau. b i'm
possible 10 the man Who can viii. This
ID the only lag Of success"
Have goo ever entered Q cottage,
ever travelled In Q coach ever talked
With PEASANT in . feid, or loitescd
With q mechanic at the loom,n asked
Sir Edward Baiwer Lytton, and not
found thai each of those men had q
talent 700 sot s-knsx something yoo
knew mos p
ne mos. uselexs creature that evsr
ysvncd at O club, or idiei In rags an
der the suns Of Caizbris. hss no excuse
for want Of inteIlecs- what men want
IL NOS tsicnt. bus purpose; IN other
words, not the power 10 achieve. but the
win 20 labor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28

a~z1MX IL - IL.uA
WAxnxuozou. d. 0.-1m, = -
e ~ Tfs1e1fy ~ rocotecI : -, -.
nteat5on frum The Colssceor 81 Go.
at Nsv OEIsnus nyjna fhaf = = ~
formed b TIE 6pou1uh CunruI skar -
0omee Peo6nslx - - - - -
pzss - - Gn1k oon0 wi1n 3 VfeU. 4 =
49, 49, g Gssea9x out = 11Itbun1sf1ne
- -. 49,. ~ -. - - ennysysd ~
- - 49, =. -. =. = 1ne Oolzeefor
- 80 !. -. ooe1eseou = 0aaf
a - n~nrrs~s - - .s.Sr r. -
tary Of Sssss - hssn fr~ns.ssS ! -,
Of she isStsr.
- - $50.
rs a----..-1'''.
sssozeafJ @ Ne 1rsasuSy tod4y
49, 49, 3 -. - 80 y rs CoalsofoF q Cus-
Cx.s - - FKAnoisce e re1erenos %
J. -. lsierenss Ins foii0winR y
49, 800 o. soe So % ls54 -
49, 10y ~ Jam mexonanfn, former
- .ls-ss y ~ Onlseo ctssss sno nsy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28

Anecdotes OF the Rev. Isaac Watts,
the hymn writer, were related by DIR.
King 10 the Eighteenth Street Metho-
dist Church last night WAITS fell
in love, said DIR. King, and pro
posed marriage to young woman.
She replied that she loved the jewel
but could not admire the caskes- he
secluded himself and wrote the touch.
ing hymn:
How vain are al things here below.
How false. and yet how fAir:
Zach pleasure hath its poison. toe.
And every hwecf . snare.
Driven back by his disappoint.
men, in love TO his contemplstions Of
heaven. Waits next wrote the hymn
beginning with the lines:
There 10 q land Of pure delight
Where saints imulortd reign
much Of the merit OF the hymns
Watts wrote was due 10 John IVES
ley's corrections. The hymn begin.
Ming with the words Before Jeho-
yahss awful throne was weak before
Wesley amended IL.
Watts was scarcely i've feet tall.
and died bachelor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28
mkIr wANrEn TO srsls ANOTHER
TewN.

EprroR Posr- ISrxLLrexxcER
Nex that an effort Ia being made 20
establish port Of entry a. Blaine. or a.
Semiahmoo, We would clad 10 have you
sssist N by your influence, and BY
sending us your mechanics that are out
Of business. and snch Of your mer-
chants a. may lack q sum sisnt patror-
age, and those Of yoar citizsbs who do
not own their own homes, and q wide
awake newspaper man. We have use
for eli these thines, and our place offers
q good opening for nswspsper, and .
ssvmflI and manufactoriss Of many
kinds. Blaine h on the boundary line.
and would be clad 90 have Seattle az
tend her sympathies aud business in
terests this far. ID.
Blaine, w. T.. December q. 1884.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28

A'saf CHowD.- osing 10 rough
rsIhes. the Scandinavian excursion &c
..ssn na yesterday afternoon was siimly
sa;r 1asd' only about q dozen persona
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28

Mining sseeks.

LIvn srocK Snow BsUxp.--Thers has
sn lying AZ Bonneville since Tuesday
1o!n'ne train OF eleven carloads OF
~ sss.ss, sheep and hogs. shipped from
~. sae uaiies by j. Il. james, aud des-
ss.neo Tor the Sound. Some of the hogs
s aass Cleo from exposure, aud the cattle
s~ sneep are nearly starved to death
snefe vas only small supply of
- az the station, or close 20 il. Mr..
Tsaaass started down to the live stock on
.snafsiay's train from The Dallss, tax.
nv siot OF feed in the baggage car.
sne ua.n was showed in, and much of
sss - ssock will likely perish before food
sssenes Reconsideration
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28

Feols and chiIdsea tel the truth, IL 10
said and g. illustrate 70 viii give roo
the Story Of Bishop wurtxburg and the
little shepherd boy. Of whom he asked.
. what are yoa doing. my little lad y
a Tending swine How much do you
Get r .One Norin Q week am
also Q shspherd. = confused the Bishop.
sbut I have q much better salary
I" That may all Be. bot shsa ! snppose
you have more auins under your care. y
ianocsutiy replied the boy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28

AsorHra BoAr.-caps. Z. Miller. Of
Arcadia, owner Of The steamer Biz.
has Just completed another steamer
.,,.,,s f;ftv fest long. to operats In the
waters Of the upper sound sc sin
3 propeller. and wlli hsvs z MAa1 IL.
s..IIs ~ Moran Brothsu q thin city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28
House to Let.

A COMFORTABLE HOUSE TO
n rent /; 9 large rooms, closets and pam
try; water laid on; good large boarded
cellar; oak grained throughout two
and Howell streets: SO per month to
good tenant Inquire Of J. GLEN. 256
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28

ma pss. i. u, 81 ulsasr Of car dead
ssoticnA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28
PACIFIC COAST.
4 xisaaderssaading In Nevada.

"~s"@ 88tf ~sa80ank - S&Fa18s
PIocHx. Dec. ga. Albright and Gus
pekay qnarreled about grain transao
tson. Albright attacked Dekay, but
serious injury was prevented by the In
tefference Of bystanders. On Saturday
Albright came 20 the ranch 90 take away
him.
severe Fiesds.
srocKTos. Dec. &.-The late heavy
fains have created a food which Ia
1905 higher than that Of last spring.
Inc ieyee 10 broken In q dszen places
% tne Moss tract west Of this city. The
- vii be $4,000. Fart Of this tract
novned BY State Senators Baldwin and
LAneford and John d. McDoucali. and
psn by the heirs OF the Moss estate.
shfpping Iaseilisence.
s GAN Francisco, Dec. 27.-Arrived--
Saip Astoria, FROM Departure Bay; bark
Anecn Talbot, from Seattle: bark Are
MIas from Departure Bay; Brig Dea-
ocn nsrdwick. from Port Discovery |:
ssaooner Annie Larsen. from Puget
Pom TOWNSEND, Dec. 27.--Arrived--
zks Sanoset Tempiar. Lizzie Will
nss Helen Marion, Sycamore and the
ass,iAn bark Nuovo Nicele; ships Top
uAnt Otago. Canada; harkentine
SAagia all from San Francisco.
Mining stecka.
san FRAscisoo. Dec. 1.--Alta 15c.
- q beleher l. so. Bodie l.30, Bulwer
~ Chollar 40. Crown Point zoo,
naseks Con .. Gould a Curry 10.
yale a Narcross 3s5. Martin White 800.
1sxican 100, Mono l.b5, 0phir Csc. Po-
~ hc, Savage 60, Sierra Nevada SOC.
enion bsc, Utsk 80, Yellow Jacket l. 10.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28

NKw YoRx, Dec. T.-Imports of spe
Gle II the port of New York for the'week
ended today were $4,000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28

OrTAwA, Dec. N.-Information fur
Their copcerniue the robbery of msils
along the Rocky Mountain division OF
the Canadian Pacific Railroad has been
received At the Post OIiics Department,
but particulars are not obtainable, as
the Government and railroad company
think publication will tend TO thwart
their efforts 20 catch the robbers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28
rsnersi Of the Victims.

Nrw Yonx. Dec. I.-The funeral OF
,hs orphan children who lost their lives
by ths late Gre at Brooklyn Asylnn,
took pIacs today. The charred remaina
Of tssniy-ene victims we're placed In
their poiins and taken to the church of
Oar Isdy Victory, where they were
placed 10 the main aisle. TIE edifice
and altar were drapsd IN mourning and
The church was crowded. Rev. Father
kshoney celebrated solemn mass. assist.
ed By Rev. Fathers Creighton and Bros
psn. The remains we're inferred in tte
esuetery Of the Holy Cross.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-28


j. f. Wade, Of Cloburne, was in The
city yesterday.
Hon. Andrew Curria, Mayor OF Shreve-
port, is ~ the Windsor.
Loon Boos, popular philadelphia
tourist, IS at the Windsor.
vs.. T. iarrelson, of safe fame, loft last
evening i1r iiy around over Texas.
Frank Wheat has returned from sew
erai weeks visit to Tennessee and New
| Orleans.
u. Smith, state Manager Of Dun's
Mercantile Agency, is . guest Of the
Windsor,
Col. G. l.. Carter, of Palo Pinto, Presi-
dent of the Stockmen's association, is n
Iguest Of the Windsor.
T.. Duehlen, who has been confined to
ms. he'd for several weeks by an attack
OF fever is out again.
Major w, 3. Rathbone, tho Unknown
representative of Koenigsberger, Fail,
X Mayor, manufacturers of cigars, sam
Francisco, Is in the city conyalescing
from u sun stroke no sustained few
days since.
Messrs. Robert Mccullough, yard mas
ter and w. r., Raymond, duy operator
~ The Houston IL Texas Central rond, in
this city, lott Oh the yesterday EVENINGS
train for Galveston and Houston, on a
trip combining business and pleasure,
and will be absent several days.