Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-16

NEW YORK. July 15.-Money easy a
Hal7S per cent. closed offered AZ l
prime mercantile paper. E%d7; sser
ing exchange, bankers bills. Arm a
4o5s: demand, 4s55<. Produce az
ports for the week, S7,073 600.
A Phiianshropie Work.
NV YORK, Jaly l5.-rhs Tribas.
fresh air" organization, to send tene
ment house children TO the country FOL
Two weeks, has begun its summer WORK
Already ten parties have left the city
and many more are soon to follow. Tbs
work was started in 1877 by Rev. vii
lard Persons, its present manager
Money II sent 70 the Tribune. TO raw ths
travelling expenses OF the children, WHO
are entertained by the farmers for tEo
weeks, without compensation. There
are no office expenses or salaries naiJ
from the fund; every dollar IL used for
which is furnished at a
reduced rate from half fare rates. The
little ones are selected by CITY mission
aries and Others who know the lndivid-
uAl needs OF every family, aud great
care - taken to send those needing
change. Many children sent last wear
have been isvited to return this sum.
mer, and some found permanent home;
Ia the country. Nearly 400 children
6nJoyed fortnieht's outing last year.
Whiie upwards of 800 spent day at
Coney Island. Several parties were
sent on today, one of which Numbers
5Z3 children.
send Them Back.
NEW YORK, july l5.-Eipht families
OF assisted Immigrants arrived today.
Four from Mayo, Ireland, and foar
from brest, Germany. All will be sent
back.
Educators On Council.
MADrsos. Wis, July l5.-The conyen-
ton week of the National Educ .tional
opened this morning With a
nesting of the Wisconsin State Teacn
ers' Association and with public sas-
sions of the Council Of Education and
Df the Roebel Institute of North Amer
Ioa. The Wisconsin teachers were ad
dressed by DIR. j. w. Storms; SUBJECT.
: A Course OF instruction for Common
schools" In the Council of Education,
. Pedagogy was discussed by DIR. Wm.
L. Harris, OF the Concord School of
Prof. j. Stanley, of Har-
Yard; Prof. q. o. Thompson, of Indi-
ana, and others. The kosbel Institute
vas addressed by James McAilister, of
Subject, 80 TO what OK
eat can the kindergarten become part
1f the Public School System r. The
proper of the National Edo
,ational Association opens this evening.
The Turf.
CHICAGO. July 15.-The running meet
NJ at Washington Park closed last
Saturday. The total amount won in
stakes aud purses was $9i coo, a larger
ium than was ever before given at any
Meeting of the same length in this
The stakes aggregated $6t,-
90. The most valuable were the Amer
can Derby, $1,000; the Washington
Park cup, 5000; the Hyde Park stakes,
he great Western handicap and the
stakes. 5000 each. The lead
Nc winning owners were Ed. Carrigan,
s25, 600; L. j. Baldwin, $1,000; L. J.
doEiwee, $4,000; Hayden d Co., So
90; X. O. Pate, 5000; Sam Bryant,
1000.
She Didn't Say IL.
INDIANAPOLIS, July l5.-Immediately
GLOWING the announcement of the
of ex-senator Hendricks at
jhicago statements were sent from the
ity by special correspondents in which
he wife Of the ex Senator was alleged
. have spoken disrespectfully of Gov
'rnor Cleveland. and to have said Mr..
hendricks was placed on the ticket for
he purpose of giving it additional
strength" Governor Hendricks. when
Ipoken to ON the subject, stated em-
that the alleged language was
sot used by Mrs. Hendricks, and added
hat there WAS no truth whatever in that
PORTION of the special dispatches pur-
'orting to be repetition Of her words.
schooner Lost.
New YORK, July To- The Times has
! story from Philadelphia of the loss of
he schooner Deborah A. Diverty, from
Richmond for Albany, with cargo of
,as coal. The vessel sailed June IL,
Nth a crew consisting of the captain,
nate, steward and four men before the
mast. besides having on board the cap
aims wife and Guild, and the wife of
he steward. On the night of June "a,
Turing hurricane which swept the At
antio coast, the schooner was seen to
ounder eight miles off Books Beach, on
he New Jersey coast. No assistance
Ieuld be rendered. A diver later visited
he wreck, and made out the name,
Deborah ii. Diverty. Since then, on
ccount of the weather. be has been I'M
bile to make an examination, but lac
aw what he took 10 be man lashed to
he wheel. He thinks the bodies of a
"A nd s&lk t..s
Agaia 0pea.
SALT LAKE, July l5.- Through trains
n the Denver q Rio Grande, suspended
or six weeks, were resumed today, the
rss train leaving this forenoon.
The Mormon press is filed with rage
I the grand reception last evening TO
Governor Murray, and makes frantic
ttempts to misrepresent and belittle IL.
The New York Ratification.
NEW YoRK. July l5.-The Republican
mass meeting called 10 ratify the nom
nation Of Blaine and Logan was held
Ought at the Grand Opera House.
here was crowd OF several hundred
'eople abou, the doors ms early as seven
aud ia less than i've minutes
fter access to the hall was obtained
very seat was filled. and little later
very available foo, Of space in the vast
was oooupled. The stage
vas tastfuliy drtped with flags and
aud on either side we're hung
Of the candidates. The audi
nos WAS en- husiastic from the begin.
ling, and as tse prominent Republicans
rho took their places on the platform
we're recognized. they were Justify
,heered. Among some OF the more
prominent persbns prssen, we're John
/. Stewart, John JAY, Jadgs Noah
Davis, CIV. Cornell, senator Miller,
ieorge Bliss, E. r. sheppard, John @.
Horace @. Russell. Jesse Seiig
nan. Ed. Mitchell. Tnos. j. James. Jno.
law Knox and Whitelaw Reid. The
proceedings opened with q song by a
elee CLUB. Tue meeting was
hen called 10 order by Col. Charles ).
spencer, who nominated as chairman
Charles s. Saith. Mr.. Smith IN his
,penlnc address asked What Was going
o DO the ISSUE In the canvass. and \
Ioice in the gallery rsplisd Protection"
N this the audience got no aud cheered
oug and loudiJ. Ssnith went on TO say
hat he agreed with the assembly. aud
made an argament OF considerable
enash 20 show the benefits which were
derived from protective tarih. Along
cries of resolutions. read by the score
AIRY, was frequently interrupted BY ap
,lause when the names of Abraham
!. ncoln, General Grant and Presidents
fairfield and Arthur we're referred TO.