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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
M4SSL's LIF- And WOEKS.



By the death of Victor MdSse one Of the most
typical " French composers disappears rom the scene
His opeTett8, Les Noces do J~auustre." t. Ous OF the
of opera Comique repertoire, while his Paul
Nr-luc of the successes Of the .asf decade.
HIS other best known works are Gsath-e and " la
Refine IOpaLe" without being q great genius Masse
wrote good music, some NJ the airs u Paul et VIZ
glue being really charming. He had hard beginning
and a painful end. Marrying early. he was Obliged 20
earn his living ana dispense the zen by Civ ne
lessons the piano iu girls schools while for The seven
last years OF his lite ne psr4yzed and had 20 be
carried 10y carpenters into the theatres rhere MS
operas being rehearsrd He aud hIs cOaborltrur,
Jules Barber. used To fight weep and embrace Ike true
Frencunen over every piece that they brought out To-
gcther Masse died In his small house. No. g Rue lie
Laval nursed Dos mis- faFOrte daughter, Ahcri Madame
Masse having been bedrdden for more than HIS
second daughter. Jeanne. IL married 10 VI. Philippe Ge
the wel-knoWn journalist. who managed 10 make life "A
little smoother for the invalid musician kind Jf desk
piano made FOR him at which he could work while
lying down, and 10 was In this that he finished
his grand opera Cleopatra, the production winch 4.
% be the event Of the next musical Season This from
what he1r Is by far his best work and was partly
written wien ne was stu cher ne chrur Al the OPERA
post which - nos occupied by Leo Debe4 The funeral
took place On Monday when all the living French
celebrities In music, literature and the drama gathered
together az M0ntmarre 10 pay the honors dc
ceased comrde By his express wish no speeches were
made over his grave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
THINKS BLAINE HAS FumUsTEE1NG LEANrNGs

The nomination OF Governor cleveland ~ DeloyI ",o
,',rr Han and the Irish party. Inc Democrats may ne
cougratuared on having made wise cholce' ana t el
seem, every probability at present Oh lutI g." - '-
Cleveland somewhat o. Doe .rtlrrrcu I'D WI D'n i
The latter has Irish aIt dIhuseilns cdHIH-7 d." H. -
T,cb stronger Protectiou-t tuau lis Tva u ia also
no..ble maj Governor land Will, II elected rca'y
e ms hand IN earnest 10 civil service reforu-a crusade
nor TO he expected OF Mr. Blaine. Tie latter IHue'l
now stands a. the champion OF vested interests IN COT
ruurou while Governor Cleveland has been Iorced ny
circumstances TO place dependence on lie purity ucAe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
COr-RT CAIENDARs-TurS DAY.

SUPREME COURT. HAgugRs-Before Van Bruut. Nos
- g., IS, a a. o.. .J.t y. 80, Al, 80
I40 2s 3-8 28 go 2eo 267 200 20 e72, 2J, 2,s 10,
Isl. -
sURROGATE's DOURI-BelOre Rollins, sMotion calendar
cal. q m Estate Of Jauttte 4. br@adaser III
p.
so day iendar
No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

From Tte London Ech0.
The nomination o; Mr. Blaine Was Seneral{ r'g"ru'u
as A triumph o. the corrupt element u the hepuoH''H
Marty. rgf of Governor Cleveland is defeat OF ,hd ere
Denf among the Democrats, The notorious la,umdliN
Han inf Ience was used t0 secure any cahdhd'c III
refer.uce to the man who had dared 10 tuwht It's
scber1c, Mr. Bllne's conduct when ne was secretary
never me Democrats ON the contrary appear To nave
CHOSEN candidate vita good record. whose nomination
sure to secure support of many Nup nave hAeIO'
been ,taucn supporters OF the Republican party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

The busness In state bonds covered by sales OF Two
hond. OF Georria gold "a At 1894 and OF city DanA
stocks only twenty Commerce sold at la.
RI. genera bond market hardly sustained the character
mai ~. .st.bshed By Yesterdays deainEsi Out sne
azure. Tor the speculative kaa generally show tuItne
sdV.nce- Eric s.osad oonsols At o6l9 are nlgaot
M.sour Kansas and general Ss ross pof Ssn' W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

ceipts 81 bales: receipts SO oaes ses @V' '7'
stock. SO. }G2 bales -
eALvssroS Iuy 2t-Cstton nominal Addlins lg,t 10.
MI ssS I'D Good Ordinary. $50 10 AMI gross reosps'
10 - stock l.jj6 bales. -. ,,t,.,,,o tos,. rav
MIding "a a aosf Ordinary o.. net and gross receipts
20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
LIVE sTOrR MARKrT.

LIVE SlO,h NAM, ....,.,. -, n,
demand for Ire 40 carload. q atie bold over rom ye'''"
day. Inc telmF y aeoaedy Neas s5oL, fr ordinary "a
Good Valve sides a',q oc being obtained y IVY. rpa@ ~,
sas ,naiy &c ass raic6ed ,-.,
wo cars ~ Western Dressed vefe received
This week from Cn'ago. pet ,Nstyr asa Pgst,
be ',P5 /. r,,' out At 5s 'y s'9 & 10
r1 pee ar, ' p'ia ', S'n '' - ~ ~ , 'lra "a
c' vns, here for Western Dressed D0'''
-hpmout today 70 qa er' Of hsei anl Z, en- ,s
oa1 KILN. s.i'.,g a.,aaga ,,,c., e.., -,
2, ,v.snagoo h.l.s' ne ssm'n, vas .''' 'ni 80
Fslr, Nsat. pol. up. 3. elth Fan g. ltm' " ~ II s1
iau,rpD'. ca,ss,odat a's5ie eot o'eo.', ~ 10
W. . , ..o,,,,,, ,o,,.,, =, io,ii,.. fo, cty
pressed s1s i'1.i or oonntr s.-sa wth' Dressed
d'a.,sr, ,a H .uela .',', .aa a to, ~,
% At JIG T.. Nu'd dives, ~ n,st &c ntp.ro'll,
81 5.g o1 10 70 ssI|ats sTaG6ldo i ac ia
i'ms "a ' ,,,,, som" sl n At A. \. ora,.el 80 o.
at'4 and ~ DO l,o 70, a. 81. ,,, "A Ios 10
10 % at5tc IA do. 40 u, alto and Mixed '''' '''
Jeiie Wright Hohs co sold p yeas - ~ 4. ,5s
iern'lss so- u at w. ana 30 ea m at. to -,
a 7ae T. -iate DO IL r. at &c jeorily u -ta'o
siIEGP And IAMBs-Receipt, we're 3l c,r. y 77sss
hsad-!7 At Jersey 80 AMI cars At eot.t ,o aad
car loads OF more ed over At Je a.y ~. i'Is Nv,
respond NJ time lat week Pfillr -i.'s , 80.
offerings RANGED from CONN on 70 tali ana sa ~, -
slu p 'e - - ~ 80 ,es ND AZ 3 a. Clnnioa -
49, o., ,t 49, 81 snr ar. oad OF ,hoce 10
Vrie n 0savv r xuorts averaging - 2. won't to
- fii. 80 a. "a {o,,nion fo Prime sub. -cI from
9.titn - ,r,fI ne hulk m tne .sies Al 5 ffi.c
-a..., =, , 20 r,terats eu1.nd A, roe and Dressed
LAMBS 1uleI u 7@I Wan &c" u '"N wv ' -
III . l-c , . ,, .t, %. L-o,,,ctv Lambs,
-sler-Ll ltnDi'N 3 He"e, son 60 4, osts,, stcrn
% 10 Ao.+ ~ 9'Hate ~ o. - al. ~ ~
u hne q Mullen sou - 1iate ANUS - ~ - wv
!Oa No. ~ 10 Al 90 ana ~ outar ~ a., - A
hslghDsck f-iy!s 500 90 20 ~ ~ a, e. y
Csaaia 90, % ls ARC 49, % "a. -" Nv - ~ - 80
~ M,n ~ an,ba gs.ct
o. WIN ~ - "a IN, a, "a N M 5c. li5da ~ o. AZ
lSoa Iir~tn n 81 H. AZ Sc s4O OHIO sheep. SO 70 Al
l ia 40 - m ar
Jhud q buOhiI7I .ntF - - gsntIirkv Ao'
!vV 40 - ~ a. o. 49, A. a. ~ 81 a.. = W.,t Vr.
| 4. ~ ~ ~, n AZ H.. D. Id
az 2c . do go No. ~ o'sc 90 a. % ID - O' - -
| al &c ia hrnipcky 20 o. D, Al ?. ~
I , Aass 500 'o JeIse6 LauD,, -, -, - q. A al
J. Saiier & O. 500 2'5 hehtnsN a., Ian ~ 80
- lNl no. "a ID, AZ &c IL, 10
NrgAa yves 20 10 AZ &C - Qho SheSp ~ a. - lai
y sOtt -. q ~, aS A. A. a. 8l n AZ &c
do % % al &c $50 90 ." D. a. oac 49, a. ~ AZ Sc
20 do % ID al 2'sc II 20. p " a. E,ves qe n
B Bucks 10 d. ar &c - $50 A-'' ~ -
at &c 80 ono Sheep 30 no. ~ - ~. ,,.a az !. A
W ApPeiset y %. sou ~ jersey AAA'O' Y "Y0 . ~ ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

BUFFALO n y, JAY 24.-Flour steady sales 600 bbl4
WEeat dun No Hard Northern Pacific offered at - 90
No. rcd Winter offered a $50 good 10 And,
SALES 1000 bush. No zoe oats steady safes
l car No White 3sIoa. track / Cloios ar.
freShs unchanged CANA frsights 20 New York ',s.y
Wheat 40. Carn BA9c. Data, 2aso. Heceipts-flOaf.
u BOO sblA Wheat 10000 bush UsrR, 900 busa oats
il 900 bushi Rye 100 bush. Barley 1000 bush skip
msnts-Fou IakO0 Bbla Wheat O0o suAl, Corn. 5000
| Uaak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
GUEssED mr. FIRsT TINE.

FfOn The Nso York Graphic
Two richly dressed yOang men, the uRhnefs or whose
trousers suggested that they had painted on their
legs. stopped In front Of Msds"n-ave. lanpPost the
other sysning and lighted their sIEsTet;sh
All, say" remarked one Of the twain TO passing
policeman. "wo'ye lost way. don't ye maW, and
cawst you tell Va where"
"Csralaly" iateruRted the oieeri "ths IndsPeldent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

HAVE PATIENTs.-" know, my dear said
the young doctor 20 ais WIFE, that rich but
after while our luck will cnance and we Will have
everything want You must earuto have patience"
Don't preach what you don't practice. II you'd learn
10 have patients would be 81 trouble" aud
she whisked out OF the ll feeling that she
stopped over Al the eyes Merchant Traveller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
NO ExTRA CHIkGE FOR 1T.
From me Atlanta cOns'itutton,

From me Atlanta COnstitttsr.
waiter"
Eyes, aab."
There's little chicken In this boiled egg you brought
me-"
Waiter eyes the egg eurlousy TO satisfy himself and
then answers a4suringV:
Oats ALI rite boss don't spose de Oo man II mex enny
extra charge for de foweL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
EMO AID THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK.

Delos McCurdy made argument before Justice
Van BunL Yesterday, in the supreme Court Chambers
on motion 10 vacate order reqi ing A DJett Co..
brokers' appear for examination before trial IN an
acton brought against them by the Second N4uonh
Bank for an accounting the transactions between the
firm and John G. Emo. General Thomas h. Desrd' FOR
The bank urged Mr. Emo. president Of the bank
mad gwen checks 20 A. Dyet Co. amounting 10 from
100000 70 100000 and that - s65,OOO had been
paid To the brokers by bank whch had not been made
good and IN wAIca no accounting bad been rendered
Inc firm had refused 10 give rpeclnc detdis OF tue
tran actieus and alleged that although they Knew that
tle bank could legally AXE loans OF such amounts
the brokers ware liable O. ne bank An exam ndu3n
of A lvett & Co. befOrs tral necessary IN orlcI
that a complaint migaJ Zoe fraucd Mr. No uIy ~
cred tha. he bank nal cause OF action Jiht'e ~
Rruuf aed mai wbe the bauA hac 10 r2ht 20 exam hr
tine BROKERS 10 ascertain wleiher tnrib Vas %
~ tue condition OF the between Ae PAT
ties m order that complaint might ne framed Justice
Van Drunt sent the AeaTlE- 10 a reieIee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
StS FRANCISCO. July "a. 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL wAHxgrs
MINES AND MINING.

SALES AT THE NEWrORK MINING ETCEAYGE
| NETWORK. July "A, 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
eLEDGE-nAMMTR ARGUMENTS.

From Tie Waterbury conn Htpu"ltr4H A'p.f.
Our Democratic friends will take as little comiort m
reading General LOsdu's letter Of acceptance Mr.
Baues General Logan deals sxhausuvey WITH pr'R-
epe, enforcing LeGEe-hammer arguments the vital
y OF ne issues OF protection cly nights aud govern
mental administration lifted MO distinct prom ucnce by
Nj. Blaine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
TIE PETROLECA AARKFL

NBW-NORK. July q.
The speculation in oil lacked interesting
features to-day Fluctuaron prices were!imtsd 10
range Of ! cent barrel and the transactions were ess
than twohrds Of tue business yesterday Tho market
was firm As well as quiet no and the closing prices
were tho best the day. The only important reaction
occurred in the afternoon price tell 20 "a. but
the decline was quickly tbs last half hour
There was no significant from the oil helds and the
aDs-uce Df an aOuncemrnts from the district
fresh courage oecuatOrs for advance. Tue market
closed dul aud strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

FTsui The concord ~. n Monitor Ecn)
His position ia unSssaaDle hy any believer I'D Eepu.
hcan form or government IL n compact and fcrSc
taeneut OF tie whole subject Of equal POLuc44 nights
and is a platform IN and OF Itself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

Bradford. 1854 900 barrels.
TDere vas 40 change N the price Of refined oil
BRADFORD. Penn, July 24-Crude on steady total
runs Wednesday, 81, POI bbs; total shipments, 1884
bills; charters II s97 bills eearances 642o 900 5ols
United Pipe Line hcstes opened At GA and closed
NJ "a y: highest price. Us; lowest, % Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
THE PARK DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATION.

THE GAltk DEIAE AiEN ~ ' - lFAllD
The investigation into the Der srtment OF
Pubic Parks. undertaken by th- Council o Political Re
form. came end Yesterday An adjournment or
eight DAYS had bren taken 10 allow james W Hawes
the representative OF tho council, opportunity TO eI
anime Andrew II. Green. All that Mr.. HAYES could say
regarding Controller was that that gentlemen had
gono the Chicago Convention aud nothing Lad been
heard o. him since. 10 still matter O. conjecture
whether john Kelly had masticated Mr. Greer MI
H4wes obliged therefore to announce that he mad
no more witnesses produce. lie desired 70 object
however, 10 snv witnesses fo, ,he Park Department
Justice Van BrIut thought that II Witnesses
against tho Department had mads state
neuts which the Commissioners wished 70
explain they should have That PRIV ieGe. John Z. Par
sons rose with suppressed saclOn depleted upon u
couuteuauce and sdld Ear from ooertng % the
attitude 4 Mr. H4wes he fell INTO line with him. lie
would ike. however. to hav u upon 'he record thdt
Mr. HAYES mad objected To witnesses IN oeudn uI the
Com ss0u.r-. Justice Van Brnt ordered after Mt
Parsons mad sad that nothing worta conuOYertng nae
been proved against the Department.
Mr. Psrsou. iutlmdt~d that, 10 uHr, ne should attempt
% place the cost OF the investigation upen the 1--WE Tax
PAYERS who had asked for 1.-THE iuyesR CATION. 'omml--
sioner Ole when he got outside and hdd taken GOOD
long said: " We psr'ecUv -aJsncd with me
ex4niu4to n ba- been expensive. and has drSggeh
along uhau there necessity for s4sl try 20
make these taxpayers shoulder me costs They should
not saddle thu expense Hpou the CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
TERsE. ABLE AND sOrND

Iogan's letter betrsvs HOns Of that llteracy ABOUT
which so much has been said by he Independent and
Democratic press ana ID that VII prove Disappointing
and dull" doubt. On the contrary II IS tesc aoie
and Sound discussion OF the issues OF campaign EN-
III sized with drecness OF statement peculiar 70 tAe
Lt.le.L-an ul I'M Mea-ern NLaL..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
headquarters one block further on Turn 70 your
lott" -, 4,
And the young nsn marvelrd much that he had d.
yined their mission. for he was even correct
The COURIS.
FISK e. HATCH TO b RE-EXAM1NED.
opTECr1oNs SUCCESSFULLY URGED AGAINST rHEI


oDrFCTIONs SUCCESSFULLY URGED AGAINST lHLlH
TESTIMONY.
The PROCEEDINGS for contempt against the
nrcstcnt and managers NJ the Newark SAVINGS lnaiu
IN were continued In the ircrhlacsior, Court az
Newark yesterday. Tn" balance ~ ~" testimony ~
risk a Hatch WIS read thr Court Mr. Hatch testified
that Mr. Fs told him n Prcadrst pod7 prea'uce th't
of the Govetnmcn bouds belonging 20 me bank and =
che rustody o the firm until thev tod offer April J.
When the committee ~ rnHa v4'od nc Office 1i i1'
arm 30 examine tho acourie' Instructions w~r" given tle
cashier the grm fp exhibit t0 them houd' equal lh
amount % tho BANGS sriuriuc hrid ny hc 0uu Tho
only Inflammation Mr. H1irh received l- to mo right ot
inc nr to rvrhiut- 'ir terrucs Tor otuert vp what hr
recri, od fru Mr. ra before The after went to- Europe
rhoni, s. NrDtu.t Tor Tho managers, aahrd Fac
Court to exclude tho testimony of fisk ~ Hatch "h
various ground. Of lr.u'.uy BOO he order and alan no
cnusr iHornettuue hal been MAIDS n load pencil when
changed thc tr,tIuouy r1a.iierp.y
ix,luisr Stevens Insisted that sverTihng required ny
law had been complied with he VS. vllIins, however
10 .rLe out hose f.uf thc testimony whore chances
liu boon made Mt MfttT~r would moi c"n'r 10 Ihf
The Vice huucrnr stated tbsf uu the objection To
the testimony Ms hdruwu he would have 10 e1rIuHe
90 account NJ rs being m llted Ihrir W'' ''lI'
% tcr. where the changes hal made ~ rtad ehd''y 9p
In derliu the matter the Vice. hancrllOi 7d ma ilr
counsel for the petitioners had IN as nhiod utar an
HHrh." That testimony IL very I4'lL"l, no 49,
and tho .rgumcuf- OF the counsel int me fsspphnft
are MOI such As ~ Justify I'm deciding against the Pc
titioncrs. therefore rule thai ums ne gwen % lHe
rousr petitioners % ain take the t--timony 81
onrr the csss FOR that lime Er udge stevens asked
FOR thirty days time and said that o proDo'ed 10 axe me
notes rhc Vice. haneeor gave coun-e tor rrshehtrh
until Monday 70 furnish deciNou' and precelrnts ID
establish thrr claims NAT the isimonY wa ifrguirly
taken. and named August 20 az tae dale Tor tAe heA
Ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

1OGAN,S IrTTERANCES SOUND.

MEETING THE EXPECTATIONS OF THE PAKII'
Prom The Ktaeston Freeman Rep
General Iogan's letter meets the high expectations OF
the parv Il assures great object OF GS nomination
the election Of a man the sscond place W no Wouia
rortaly and capably Ill frat II the calamity Of
death which four times within forty years removed
the head of the NaUsn. should De repeated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

"Tha American citizen rich or poor NAIVE OF na, -
fed white or coored must everywhere Walk SUI a, q
r. civil md nsrsonal rights" Il this is Jinsoism II Is
kind which is very popular IN TINS country anu '"'
critics of Mr. Blaine can make the most Of IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
A CANADIAN VIEW OF TIE CASE.


NJ Blaine IL quite capable Of proving that protection
has been good thing for the United States lac roupe
mis- oppcnents will aeny bis CONCLUSIONS IN tns
,sspct but viii decline battle TIC ground selected ny
Nj Blaine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-23

New VEGETABLES. just received at
California Market, Front and Seneca
streets. rhubarb, green peas. asparagus :
gilt edge roll butter, COO roll choice
butter. SOC: Sicily lemons. DC to SOC a
dozen. Also oranges from the celebrat-
ed Riverside district. Mr.. Langton has
lust returned from California and has
made arrangements to have the first of
IN. SEASON 1918
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-23

Those who are obliged to use artificial
teeth viii find the new plate being IN
trodnced by DR.. kilb ,urne, 625 Front
street, vastly superior to rub Der; 1t ls
less bulky. lighter and much stronger,
and being made Of Il metal pure AS gold
IS tssteless and much more cleanly and
healthfui. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-23

If YOU want to huv a saloon. lodging
house. cigar and variety store. III fact,
bnv or sell anything. call on Pickering
Il Co.. III Washington st. ap9 I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-23

SHILOiTS NIfALIZER is what you
need for consumption. loss of appetite,
dizziness and all symptoms OF dyspep-
STA. Price. eand - cents p bottle.
4. Il. Stew. ri. druecist.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-23

SEATTLE. Tuesday. April p. lSs

SEATTLE. Tuesday. April =. 1881
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment: present, His Honor the Mayor,
H. q. Strive. and Councilmen Clancy,
Harris. Keenen. Northup, Ranke. Ra-
sin and Wusthof.
PETITIONS RECEIVED.
From Puget Sound Iron Works ct AL,
for right TO place a water tank IN Seneca
street. under the bridge over 'FRONT.'
street Petition granted
From John Keenan, 81 al, for remov-
ING slide in " ashington street. Petit
ton granted.
From l.. b. Andrews ct al for ex-
.endino time for pavraent of taxes on
Madison street grade. Referred to City
/ Attorney TO report as to power Oh tue
/ city in the premises.
From Mary J. Wright, for rlanking
! foot Of Marion street. Referred.
REPORTS.
From Attorney. on petition OF W. II
Shoudy and Others regarding plat OF
Denuv's water front addition. Recon-
uitted, with instructions TO employ the
aid of the Surveyor.
The Public Buildings. Property and
Grounds Committee reported adversely
upon the petition of Cochran Rooo
for leave to erect paint shop IN Co
iunbia street. Report adopted
The same committee recommended
that the City Cemetery be condemned.
Adopted and Attorney Instructed to
draw the necessary ordinance.
The report Of the special comrAittee'
recommending that 500 be appro::
propriated from the road fund for I'D;
proving the beach road was adopted.
ORDINANCES.
To provide for punishment of misde-
meanors Adopted.
To provide for = sewer on MadisoE
street. Adopted.
{ 10 provide for a sewer III Battery
street. Adopted.
5 To establish grade on Bell street
Adopted.
TO provide for the abatement of NUS
B ancss. Adopted.
G Appropriatlng funds to improve
= beach road. Adopted.
j Appropriating 500 to pay Quigley q
2 Rosburg for water tank IN North Seat
tie. Adopted.
t Appropriatlng money to pay oiiis
: Adopted.
{ MISCELLANEOUS.
3 The matter of the Fourth stree
grade WAS referred to the City Attor
? ney to report at next meeting.
I The Committee on Fire rnd waite
; was instructed to connect the new tanl
. on Third and Battery streets with Wa
a, ter mains.
Licenses were granted as follows
E Mehlhorn & Co.. grocery; j. W. Smith
retail: Andrew Lunn j. Co, retail.
E, Adjourned till Friday evening fo
5 special bosiness.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-23

CATARkH CURED. health and sweet
b, cath secured bv Shiloh's Catarrh Rem
edv. Price 30 cents Nasal Injector free
A. Il. Stewart, druggist.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-23

For lame back. side or chest use Shl-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price, % cents.
\. Is. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-23

The celebrated Crown Cylinder, Jour
mi ana other luhricatiug oiia 81 Wald
= CanlpbelpS
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Are you nervous and depressed =? &c
to Stewart for HENLEYs DANDELIoN
Tonic -
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The skating rink will be open every
afternoon and evening, except Wednes-
day night, Capt. Gilmore's block. l?
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W II TAYLOR =. J. Burns
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Fire, Marine, Life and Accident
Representing only the best American
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GENTS FOR THE TRAVELLERS
n Life and Accident Company. OF
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Office in Butlc,'s Building. James St.
Seattle