Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-20

tne Srd instant and vas placed ia omar.
antine-" The health officer at New fork
9as osen notified 10 quarantine the yes
sci on her arrival.
Michigan PeiisIes
DETROIT, Aug. l9.-Last night the
0reenoack State Central Committee
met at the Russell House. Nothing OF
special importance was done, but the
MAJORITY OF the committee favor fusion.
kne Anti Monopoly Convention met
az III this morning. Committees on Gre
oehtiais, permanent organization and
resolutions we're appointed. Mrs. Todd
OF California offered resolutions on
anu monopoly, which we're referred TO
Ine COMMITTEES. After discussion the
convention then adjourned till this az
.srnoon. They will probably unite With
the Greenbackers, whe meet this after
noon.
The stock list.
NEW YORK. Aug. l9.-U. 6. Tbree's
1OO1s; as, lI2ss<; IS, 40; Paciflc s5's
10; American Express 93. Canada Pa
cine 45Is, Canada Southern 3Ss<. Cen.
trail Pacific 49,, Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy LIS, Denver & aio Graude
l34. Erie lsx, Hannibal and st. Joe
3oH, Kansas and Texas ~. Lake
Shore e6sI, Louisville and Nashville
%, Michigan Central 1914, Northern
Pacific 25. Northern PaoIfic preferred
14@s, Northwestern 1861, New York
central lO5sl. Oregon Railway and Nav
leation So. Oregon Transcontinental
~, Oregon Improvement "a, Pacific
Mall BIZ, Panama IS, Rock Island
1854. 81. Paul S92<. Texas Pacific I45L.
Union Pacific 5O1s, United States ES,
press 81. Wells Fargo I03, Western
Union 671f, Lackawanna 1i4l<. Pstro-
ienm steady at 755z.
Filling Of Proofs on Application 10
Purchase Timber Lands.
WASHINGTON, Aug. l9.-ActirQ Land
Commissioner Harrison has written To
the Register aud Receiver of Lands al
Humboldt. California. informing him
that the practice OF allowing proofs TO
be nled at the time of filing applica-
tons to purchase land under the tim.
Der act of June Sd, or at any time
within sixty days of publication. ia
irregular and unauthorized. Il am in
formed" said the Acting Commissioner.
that great number of fraudulent
land entries have been made at your
office. 1t 10 stated AS a particular allie
CATION that the California Redwood
Company has hired men by the whole
sale to make such entries, and that the
agents OF this company appear at your
efnce as agents of entry and pay for the
land, and that these are matters of com
mon notorlety In your district. IL it be
true that the entries are made as al
legged, II appears to me strange that
your suspicious have not been aroused
aud that information of such or like
circumstances have not been eommuni-
Gated TO this office"
Money Market.
New York, Aug. 19.-Money easy at
lf42 Ter cent, closed offered at 2; prime
mercantile paper. 516d6k sterling
exchange, bankers bills, steady at
S4.s211; sterling exchange, demand,
f4o4. Prodace exports for the week,
81 ,234, COO.
Archbishop Ryan On Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ia special
train, bearing Archbishop Ryan and the
distinguished party who escorted him
from Harrisburg, arrived in this CITY
this evening. The Archbishop alighsed
from the car and made his way through
the vast crowd which had assembled to
welcome him, to a carriage in waiting,
aud vas driven to the arch Episcopal
residence, where another large crowd
greeted him. At the residence, Arch
bishop Ryan made brief address,
thanking the assembled throng for the
hearty welcome. The church was bril-
liantly lighted and decorated with flow
ers. The bells were rung at all thu
Catholic Churches in the city tonight,
and on Thursday evening a grand
torchliRht procession, in which nearly a
thousand people will participate, will
take place IN honor of the Prelate.
Maud =. Sold 10 Robert Bonner.
TBoY, N. Y, Aug. 19.-W. II. Wander
bilt has sold Maud s. 10 Roboft Bonner,
for 100000. Bonner, with his pur-
chase, left Saratoga this morning for
New York. Maud ). will be retired
from the track.
The Maud =. sale.
New YORK, Aug. 19.-Turf. Field and
Farm SAYS that Bsnner paid Vanderbilt
$4,000 for Maud \. II Jay Eye See
beats tho time Of Maud 5. then Bonner
will put the mare in traioing and give
the public free exhibition of speed.
SARATooA. Aug. l9.-Au Associa ted
Press reporter had an interview this
evening with Vanderbilt. The latter
sand he had disposed OF Maud s., but
would not state what the consideration
was, however; the mare is gons to Hob
ert Bonner. Vanderbilt further said
that he had disposed of the mare for
the reason that he had 30 little to drive
her himself. His large business opera
IA. A Al
events the mare will not be seen on the
turf except fer exhibition purposes. as
she will most probably be sent to Rob-
ert Bonner's stud farm in the fall to be
mated with one of his celebrated stall
lions. IL was rumored this even ng that
Vanderbilt had purchased Jay Eye See.
but there is no truth in the report. Van
derbilt further said that he had re-
ceived offers from parties whose names
he would not mention, who wished to
purchase Maud s. for a considerably
larger sum than he had taken for the
mare bus he did not wish to sell Der TO
them as she might be used in a manner
whi.h he could not sanction. Ii Is his
desire that the mare shall be retired as
the queen of the trotting turf, aud In
this wish be will be eratihed.
NEw YoRx, Aug. l9.-Robert Bonner
said to reporter tonight that be would
keep the mare a few days for road pur-
poses, and then would send her TO one
of his farms and put her in training.
Then he would give public exhibitions
with her TO show what she can do 10
beating her record of 1904. He he
lieved that she could trot Ia 2:0s or POT,
aud he intended 30 satisfy himself as To
her speed. He would never allow Maud
=. ~ trot for money, or even for prize.
| II jaw Eve See beats Maui SIS time he
would try TO beat him. he did not en-
ter into any formal agreement With
vanderbilt 60 keep Maud =. out of
matches for money. but he guesses that
Mr. Vanderbilt knew his record well
enoagn 90 DO sure that he tBonnerl
would DO nothing Of the kind. Bonner
now owns three ont of the seven trotters
wha have beaten records in succession
w. Dexter, Rarns and Maud ).
On wall street.
NEw YoRK. Aug. i9.-6overuments
irregular railways brisk aud generally
Tighter Erie new seconds and conssls
| rose TO s.. and reacted 10 63a6sAs
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