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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25

believed his recovery would require two years or more OF
res, and abstenii0n from the turmoil OF peitcs lie
never eonen mated formal withdrawal from the organ
zaton ms was asserted by ill-iDfOrmed persons Now
that health and vgor is returning, he once more taxes
am Interest I'm politics IL certain that he has WITHIN
week written and tcegInphed to friends reminding them
Of certain things that need 10 be done In Win
he looked after the other hand he has not sad that
he will take the active part in politics which ne mas zone
for the past fourteen years His friends confident
however that with his disposition he cannot sit dy by
and watch the game of politics going ON In this CITY ana
not take a baud in il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
CONFERRING WIN MR. TILDEY.

Secretary Manning, who arrived here from
WashntOn Oh the late train Saturday night left the
Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday shortly before IL a.
and took the train for YOnker where lie spent the day
with Mr.. Tilden. Another guest at Greystone was
Smith NJ Weed. 1t il reported uptown that the Col
lectOrship Of this Port is under advsemcnt well as
the general political situation Of the state. In Demo
cratic circles there Is belief In the report Mr. Weeds
partner, william T.. Smith, OF PdttsDurg, who Is Char
Of tine Democratic Stale Committee, viii be
appointed Collector. IL is said that Hubert o. IhOmIb
SON Is IeadY 70 nunnOrl Tho neLeclIDn Of Nh Smlh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
TRANSATLANTIC IRA VELLERS

Among the passengers who sailed on Saturday
the steamship Adriatic, Of the White star Line were
the Rev. W. Ager and Miss Aleer Mrs G. w. Appleton
G.. Il. Burnby W. j. Hammond, George X. Holloway
sir. ana Mrs. Augustus Jay, Samuel McAlpn, Colonel
W. L. scott ana Charles stead.
The following were among the passengers who arrived
yesterday on the steamship AuIania oil the Gu
nard Line: Francis Goldman, William Cameron.
Thomas l.. Coles. Mr. aud Mrs H. G.. Dun. Robert Gray
George Harper, Mr. and Mrs. W. Crugcr Pe, Theodore
u. SlArr, and j. II. Orrall.
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that Mr. Smith had failed to keep his agreement with the
girls who to work recently. aud as consequence
the first pay day ftywO OF the operatives let "ok
and joined the strikers The carpet saesmens organL
tOns all the country have resolved not 10 halole
Smiths goods until the strike is settled The sOnth NOT
walk matters reported that Crofut 81 Knapp and A. so
had granted all demands and wished 10 have the
boycott taken OIL The boycott Will now be concentrated
lntlla IrlLfILn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25

If it was possible to go through life without
once taking Cold. many the minor and not few OF
the more serious Ills OF life would be avoided. since
is idle to hope for happy exemption it is well to
remember that DR. JayDe's Expectorant is sure cura
tive for Coughs and Colds, Asthma and Bronchitis .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25

Sharles Wheeler Colt, son Of tho master OF ST. Pauls
sehool, at Concord. n. H.; George William Lay son Of
Bishop Lay; Alban Hickey. OF the Rev. DE- Rickcy
ana Henry NJ Kirby son OF Archdeacon Kirby. Tonor.
dedicated by Assistant-Bishop Potter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25

The CatslSills, the coming summer win have more Wis
itors than before II the engagement OF al
ready made IS any indication. Preparations for the re-
cepon and accommodation OF Increased numbers have
been made 50 there will be found room for all GilDOa
Monitor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Hinds0r HOteI-United States Circuit Judge
Lorenz0 Sawyer, OF san Francisco .Ttfh Areaus
H0tei-Ex-GOyernOr Rufus b. Bullock, OF Georgia w
ec. YORK. Hotei-lIenry A. Richmond and Augustus
Schoonmaker OF the NewIork state Civil Service Com
mission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25

PREA CHING TO GRADUATES on THEOLOGY
The exercises of commencement week at the
Protestant Episcopal General Theological Seminary
were begun last night In ST. Peters Church, IN West
Twentieh-st The friends of the thlry-one graduates
crowded the edhce. Bishop s. +. Seymour of spring
field, ILL.,, delivered the bacoalaureate sermon.
Bishop Seymour spoke without notes Among the grad
yates are Prescott Eyarts, Of Senator Evarts
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Gpcelal Notices


Al Carpet Cleansng.-Tho- James stewart
only Offices;
1854 broadway. " " AMI Erie aud 9TH stS JIG reepho1a
A William T.. Moore Auctioncer
MOoRE'S ART GALLERY.
29o 5TH.AVE
LAST PICTURE SALE
OF THE SEASON.
6HocE HNP F ATEFTSdS
The collection OF
MIR. LUnQRXIC 1SsPPIRIDON.
Together With contripGtions nom other collectors,
TO BIZ SOLD BY AUCTION
MAY " AH6 ., AT5o'CL0CK EACH
AFTEkNooN ANDs O'CLOCK EACH EVENING
Bangs ~ Co. Auctioneers, $50 and Al Broadway,
Will sell at Auction
This MONDAY and TUESDAY AFrERNoONS at 2 ,. M
nnc collection u American Coins in Gold silver and
Copper. llOsuvd Oy MI. Geo. W. Cogan.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY at 3:sOpm m.
collection Of GOod Books. both old and new
Engrayings, Portraits, &c
Economy IL Wealth
Muslns washed with Pearne longer and look better
II. y. squire Il sous Jewellers, D, FTlton-,t.. NJ
Watches oar own MAKE $4Oto slOO sterling syerwlre go
instantaneous Photographs.
amnOw
MAKING ELEGA ANT WORK.
Come and bring tie children
suit the times
A. BOGARDUS. Broadway and lSth-st.
Mrs. McEiraIh's
HOMEMADE PRESERVES, &c. &c.
Families supplied with PURE Fruit Jellies Preserves
Gained aud Branded Frdts spiceI Fruits and Pickles SC
&C, PUT UP IN GLASS.
GOODS STORED UNTIL AUTUMN.
Circulars with and prices application
Address Mrs SARAH :. McELRATH.
1913 Dcgrtw-st, Bfo)NlYn
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
lAoUK5. Morning.


The diagram siows the bcueical variations ia this city BY terts
oi ne Tie Ferpenaicua Illness size division o. time ~ the = has
preceding midnight The irregular hite line
the during thoe The broken
variations
nut pharmacy, 80 Broalway.
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THE FEATHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT IMPLICATIONS.

WAsHISGrOS. May 2f.-For w-Engla1d,
local rains, PARTLY cloudy weather. variable winds and
stationary temperature.
Foe the Middle Atlantic states, slightly warmer parly
cloudy weather, occasional RAIN easteriy winds
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DIED.

n. FrTZsLMdoEs, of 4TH-AYE., sells Colgate
CO.'S Laundry soap. The Standard Article.
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MURDER IN A GOLD NINE.

CHARLESTON, S. c., May 24.-At Hailes Gold
Nine I'm Lancaster County, this state on Friday Will
lam Cunningham, white empoye, shot ut Valentine,
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From Lfre. london.

THE WELDON-GOUNOD CASE.-M. GounOd,
according his showing. behaved in very shabby
AND humanity way. and finding himself taken II TASK 10y
Mrs Weldon ana her husband, he turned roma dpon
them precisely as he turns round upon Mr Lyitcl
Ton, his counsel lie accuses that gentleman 81 haVh@
appeared him without Instructions, aud Of having
wrecked his interests by the he conducted the case
for the defence. Now, rs matter OF TACT MI Iytrt"
acted with the greate-t possible tact and dlscfe-
ton, ana but for his able management OF MS
Wgratcil clients cause, that worthy Would
probably have Lad verdict against MN Tor
100000, for fouier hbels and slaudcrs never
fnanatcd from the human brain. The author OF
Faust who is crying out Ike spoiled child That has
Just received SaUtary Castisaun, vows thai ne Will
set foot in England again; that hc Will not con
duet at the birmingham Musical Festival; ana thal ne
will wash his hands of pdc Albion IN every shape ana
way. Let nope that tins terrible threat viii not he
carried into chect II So, however, We must Try ana
learn resi- na0u, and not give way 10 any useless Grl
This country has lately been compelled t. PINT MP win
many dsIppOutmeutS VcXatiOus and heart -hutnlh.S'
aud II the cup is to be oil 10 the brn ny INC
irate composer deserving forevcrwel we must drhh
itaud the soothing Influences Of TIME to cHdlcd'
It's effects. Not the least amusing part OF TINS CUISINES -
Is that has furnished peg for NJ HoH EocheiDri 10
make "a violent attack upon III Editor Of he Ib"'A'
whom ne calls a sal clgit and whose stan hc dcsiE-
mates Ggir Po- Nor docs Mrs W ldou escape
nom this aumblc lcIt.cmil's choice tNplriFc-. it
calls her 060DiiHOli WtQ'rc ri Hc sofcrf. r'H
GUeHoH and accuses her oil having been guilty al c"
fGgc. The close OF 81 EocLcfor- article IS worthy OF M
auihOr. Speaking Of the English he says: - Ic MANN
est c-dtmcnt lc ~cul hOWmr qW sacIc rcucre lisic
ces gcna. Quaud cn dttlape I'M IL commence par Iul
pasScr sd lance an triNcr- du corps
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rrom ~ nnltehan go. Load.n.

LORD DUDLEH'S HEAVY BETs.-l nose SPORT
ing papers which hayc alludri To Tie sensational waerr
with which the late Earl o. Dudley used from time 20
time to a-tOulsh The racu. world have somehow omit
ted to record tho last bet which lie ever made. ana
which consisted iJ laying $4,000 to $1,000 on Pc
trarch at Ascot, for the Iweu}-tIri IirHuia, when
Morning tar won. Into the circumstances OF thti
einOrabic We have wish 90 inquire. Lord Dud
ley, II l. well known. refused 10 settle the bet
FOR weeks ahcrwu.d aud did not On
gage In any subsequent turf transactions. lie had
not, indeed. paid Visit 10 rdcccourSc OF recent
years. and had long ceased to take interest 30
The sport OF kings" His wdgcr>-as rule very sue
cessful chiefly negotiated on the classic
He had $4,000 to 22.oOO about Rcine for The
oaks Of 1872. and In later year melted al equally
arge amount by the successes Of Marie stuart Apology
and Spnaway. Win many racing men the story ~ his
having offered TO bet 10000 O. 10000 Nacgr'
fOr the Derby Of so Is very familiar The late Mt j.
Il. Morris the hoOkmtkrr who on that occasion dc
clned Tue sensational wager only TO see NacereRor
beaten quarter of an hour afterward. His feelings
may be IMAGINED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25

ANOTHER SENSATION IL NIENNA.-N Icnna
society Is much concerned about the marriage which Is
.aid 10 be ARRANGED between Prince Alol, LrcAru~cih
and bouT4cu-e lady about whom there has been nuth
gossip, who made huge sensation about year.
back when he WAS The greatest beauty IN vienna, ahd
not unknown iu England This lady, VINO was q Fiai-
lcn Knkosch. daughter Of thc -lvcr-mh az tlat name
first married TO well-kuOwu Iurii~h hu1hcirr.
but after short time the ties OF mdtrmuny were" dis
solved. Soon after she said 10 De engaged Go Hans
Makart tie lannon's painter who took her for his "dc
many OF his most famous pictures For some reason,
however her NATL mOdl projects did not run smoothly.
and IN order 90 aycu-r herself Anonymous book ap
prarcd OF the subject. which made great stir DO
Nicnnesc society The tine ard OF which she was sup
posed to Ice the auhoiCss. Mkau Lett Tor Ls!pt, and
they 4 met a-..iu.
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49, very day brings aship;
INrr, shin briIgs Wort;
Wei for those who have no fear,
ook ~ SEA ward well atsur'd
That lc word tire vessel br uss
Is the word they wish q lie r. J"
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T5E AF6aax rRavsEr.
rzE ENTHUSIASTIC AxrEs.

Tx ENTHrSzAS--C AMIR
hASui PDDE, April Sat . banaae,
sisen TIE Amer Of AfGhanistar by
E-ri D11sEln this evening the Amer
mace 81 enthusiastic speech xishinc
success % England and ending With sha
sentiment, AaF Her VI aj=sss's armies
ssef % Vlctorioas Lord Dpaeriu
calasd for cheers Zoe the Amer, zhich
we're given sith : vii.
FoKrIFTTS,s THK cRoSzTApr.
81. PETEkssUI7, April T.-Ths Ras
san Government Is making active urs-
p.EatIozs 20 pot the great naval and
military station Of the CFoassadt IN :
state OF complete defense. Ihe barbar
has already been prot. ctsd By the sink
Inc Of h7n4r-ds 'Df tofp4do=s 10 TIE ship
canal.
TaE okDsAKY DIPLOMATIC METHOD.
LONDON, April T. Gladstone stated
IN the House of Commons last night
that ee sav DO reason Ehy the present
cImcoltlss With Russia could no, De
settled By the ordinary diplomatic
method
AMINO rBE OCEAN SrKAxERs.
LONDON. April The Government ID
contInuin9 its preparations fog srmIne
tue last OCEAN steamers. WORK On the
Anchor Line steamer America and the
CaHard steamer Oregon viii be begun
ioGnorros. IRsSs steamers will receive
an armament Of ten guns sach, and xill
have iraHsportaiien facilities for 1000
men Every movement of Russian YES
sells IN al parts Of the world il being
closely Saichei, and IL var we're de
elared to-morrov. the vast tonnage of
Russian earRoes uoE aAOat woald be
liable to capture.
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HALF RREED 0UTBsE.E
OFFERED AID


BRAsTFOED, Ont. April 7.-Sau.rip
teuceuI Giiklsoo Is Offering to organize
several hundred Of the SIX Nation In
dams ss = scouting force. He has been
informed that their services will be &C
cepted. II required.
ALL WINNIPEG ANXIOUS TO 90,
OTTAWA, Ont, April The Minister
OF the Interior has issued instructions
to land agents that all hotnes;eaders
Who may volunteer for active service in
the present trouble in the Northwest.
will be allowed tine 80 spent as rssi
dence on their lands; also that those in-
terested be requested to call at DomIn-
ION land offices and enter their names.
10 order that their lands may b. pro
tscted.
The students of Manitobf ClIlese,
winnipeg. have decided to form a con
pany. Captain Scott mas teieeraphed
the Government from Winnipeg, asking
authority 20 organize ten companies in
stead OF siX, because he il 80 crowded
With applications to go 10 the front.
The matter l. being considered.
Alex. Fisher. who - mentioned as
kisis Chef Commissioner. is not q
Br tish subject, but an Americas half
bre ID. he first came to Canada in
1876, and went Eith Me-. SsIvyu, Do
ninion land Surveyor, on an expedition.
DE was afterwards employed a. guide
30 the mounted police.
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FOREIGN.
Fsfeed 10 Resnrn


0rEKssTovx, April The White
S.sf Line steamship Germssic. zhi.b
Ell tnis Poft o. Friday evening for Nev
Iofk Slih 80 Passengers On board. r.
.otneo here today, having encountered
> tsfrinc storm and tidal ware.
MexIes's Bana.
tITE % MExEoo. April The Presi
ssnt Oh san Salvador u lot vet certain
oi victory II spite u TIE death OF Bar
fao~r ana wants The active aid o. Msxies
70 01oes 70 terminate the gar Quickly
WIG IS little loss sf life as possible. IL
= tne common impression here TIA. the
rfe.ldsnt vii seo.1e to san Salvadgr's
teoa~ss Aoa vii grant the necessary
a~tnSFlty Tor declaration of gar.
The Chine&e RIn Dsssllavea-
OTTAvA, AErii The Goyernm,n,
nAs dlsAllowed the Chinese bitl psssed
fesssntly by the local Legislature 81 Byit.
Isn Columbia.
Victoria Nsies.
ftCrokIA, b C., April AT a met
ing OF the Roman Catholic elsf2y and
ANY tonight Is was decided to ~ 0nc4
proceed with the erection Of BIshop's
fesl1eace and nrw cathedral. the too
10 cost IN tbs neighooFbood OF 500 OO0
De AssiZ7s Court opened today. TIE
eases are nearly ali Ghoss Of Chinese
and Indians.
man named Jones vas arrested To-
Gay Tor attempting 70 pas counterfeit
American dollars, Of which 4 number
are 10 circulation 10 this city.
An immense lead OF SILVER hiss been
latsly discovered on the Fraser river, ~
miles from kew Westminster, three
miles IN length, 10 70 70 feet xide and
lao fest high. Specimens are 10 b. a.
sayed IN San Francisco, and a company
has BEEN formed 70 smelt the ore, which
is exceedingly rich.
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d.. shfads arrived a. Gerszal Grants
house at SIS .. N. He had utfh hirn
many iBstrunsnss. {. 8. Grant. son ~
Orville Grant, left the hoqse a go
He said that the local runsor thai tbs
General had been deiirioas daring tbs
Afternoon vas untrue.
DR.. Newman, At the request Of Gsn-
ersi Grant, vas sent for AZ 3un. Dr
Newman bad spoken OF The fr;sn5iv
ieetinQ OF the people a. large and the
great EoEoef OF friends the General
LAC ana l have great m2nE on the
otnsr adss too, said the General.
iss, that = true, and they are uaIt
ioR iof yoa Gensrsl; they are waiting
"Ah. yes ana l wish .ksy would
come, replied General Grant.
DF. Newman said that never IN his
me DID be Sc s1cn an expression of
peaceful satisfaction a. that on ,he
5enetaIs face as be uttered these cords
Al O'Clock DR.. Douglas said that tie
end vaa near.
At p. "a. DIR. Shrady said tina, he
was prepared for all emergencies.
lo-o .. n.-General Graas coutin1ss
10 comfortable condition He has
slept we'll and his pQlsa - ~. Tbsre il
no appearance Of hemoFFhaee Remain
ing In his expectoratioD. He has just
taken nouFishment withsns paiu-
The Rssae Pestma.ier Prs,es...
sTRAcUsS, \. T., April The stand
ar tsporsog Siil publish letter sd
dressed by Postmaster Palmer Of Rome
20 President Cleveland in which Palmer
claims tnat his removal was based upon
report, the charges IN whieh be never
Dad an opportunity 70 DENY: that a
ohance for defending himself had been
promised; and that the Senate having
before u the papers submitted 20 the
President did not conclude that toe in
terest Of the Government or viudieatiou
Ut che law required removal. The let
Ter thus concludes: II would further re-
specifically represent tina. Your Excel
ieney having nominated 20 the Senate
an appoiRtes for postmaster in ny
place, and thst appointment not having
been Withdrawn before the adjournment
OF the Senate, the appointment il nov
pending before the senate aud is sob
Isct 10 IT. action, and while 80 pending
no power rests With ths President 20
suspend me. aud therefore respectful
iy protest against the assnmption Of the
same.
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REMOVAL.

TUE SEATTLE HARDWARE CON-
l Tany. saceeseors Of Ballard 4 aox.
hereby snnoonce TIE reaoFas 81 their
store and sock - the stone b EEK bald.
isg. g. FFonf street. where fhev net osay
hare . more elegHnt place - hnsaneas
bai one several times lArRer. ipcAadinx
two ensire noorx IL their new quarters
the Company tztend keeping . hxrx r
seek and dosrg better b1sine.s. asa
they hope % merit and aeceive oonslna-
a1ce q The genef0zs pAfronAEa kersto-
fors bestowed apua The frm
THE SEATTLE HARDWARE CO.
Apwfi Issa aN2
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a sTARTIlsG DISCOVERY

Physicians are often startled BY re-
variable discoveries. The fact that
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton and all Throat and Lang diseases
is daily curing patients that they have
given mp to die. is startling them 20
realize their sense of duty, and examine
into the merits of this wonderful dis
covery; resulting in hundreds of our
bsst Physicians using il ia their prae-
tIce. Trial Bottles free at A. B. Stew
arts Drug Store. Regular size fI.00.
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For SALE OR TO RENT.

BOARDING HoUsE JETAIxTSG
- II raoza with 60afis pnl0rs and
piano. IN Viymp1A W. T.. sskaxte4 In the
centcr Of ne bszstne4s porgEcn Of The saty.
on FourtA street., sdjolaing TIM Magic
Shade s&laun. mn6 knewn - The Cot
Iaass4 - rev oonssbac tenans On reasUnar
Me terTnA OWnsr rsfirsn9 from hazlnass
on acco0nf ~ poor kea1kh For pariieu-
lars address n p. cHOEcHAFE,
smhz3 . Ena kxzMas A&sn1. Osylingas
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To REnaaAsTEK--A eestiemRn thor
oaaAIy verssd il bAse ball matters said
% Q PoST-IxEELLlaKscxA reporter yes-
terday thai the statement pabiished IN
enc Of The evening pspers 10 regard To
the gane stayed 90 the rsce track Sas
eFrsoeoas thronRh01t, and false IN the
postion IN whseh Il said thaf the
s-rruhss beat The ~ReaAr Oar infor-
unank eonainaed: "fAe Sandsy game
Gas between $50 mines. each % watch
eontained ue@hses Of the old Reds.
ard Tie score steoa &c the eioes ef the
game - 10 II. in favor of ths piekrd
nine. Nexi wesk the Seattle Re3s VII
FeorsastNa and ptaee thrmRlses IN eaa-
aifioa Cor lively sa&souAs xork-s
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1870 -
PACIFIC COAST.
eieary-Crocketf.


sAS ERANcIsoo. April Gin a glove
confess 10 finish between Mike CIearv
of New York. middle weight champion
OF the world. aud Frank Crockett. chan.
p'on Of the Pacific coast, the latter was
knocked out ia the fifth round by left
handed blow in the stomach. Though
showing himself the superior of Cleary
IN strength, Crockett lacked mucb 20
equal him IN the science of boxing.
soid.
Philip 5, the horse that Won the Pa
etfic cup a few days ago in the Blood
Horse Associations races, has been sold
by his owner, Z. Liebsnthaler. to q lrty
of Chicago tuFfmen for *5O0o.
Back AgaIn
San FRAScIsoo. April John j. ia.
cobs, formerly Of Portland, Who while
utterly destitute Of means fell heir re-
Gently TO vast estate in England, re-
turned here from London = few DAYS
ago. He departs for England again
shortly 10 settle his estate
Isaac Blum is again convslesoent, and
will leave on the l4th for a two weeks
visit 70 Los Angeles, before returning
TO Portland.
8atn in california.
San FRAsoTsoo, April IA general
rain prevailed throughout tia State
during the past "a hours. This places
the crops beyond sny prospect OF fail
IRE. In this city heavy sbosers occurred
throughout the day sc intervals.
shipping InteIilxeaoe.
SAS Francisco, April 7.-Sailed--
Schooner ID. \. Williams, Port DsscOv-
cry.
TAToosH, April Ship Mslrose pass
ed IN at p. m. Bark General BuileF
and another bark oatside 1T ) p. N.
Clear; gentle northwest wind.
Pokr TOWNSEND, April Arrived
Norwegian bark Celsr. from Busnos
Ayres, loads spars at Port BlAkely for
Norway; ship Alaska. from SIN Fran
cisco.
sailed-Bsrk Julia Ford, for. san
Francisco.
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raE rRoTBLE ON THE IsruMus.
REPORT FRoa coMMLNpRR EANk


wAsHISsTos, April 7.-ConmsndeE
Kan. Of the Galena, telegraph ed Secre.
tary Whitney from Colon. under date
of April 9Th, az follows:
Nothing neg to report. The Panama
Railroad Company il getting the road
IN order. TIE government troops are
aaxloas about their prisoners. The
railroad company and the Galena are
feeding troops. All are in need. There
is great anxiety among foreigners at
Panama"
FOB The STAT - wAs.
Nav IoRK. April The additional
troops for Aspinwsll took their depart
ure FROM tie Navy Yard at noon today,
10 a very quiet manner. There we're
five companies of fifty men each, under
command Of Captain Higbee. One
hnhdred sailors and battery of six
guns also left the Brooklyn Navy Yard
today; the marines, under the COM
mand Of Captain McCaIls. Tue troops
we're conveyed in tugs 10 the steamer
Acapulco, of the Pacific M all line.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-08

A EISE Do0.-" Fly 8 Scotch cellie,
will be shipped by Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S
express today 10 Governor Moody, a,
Salem Fly" was sired by Bruce, i'm
ported from Scotland in 1878 who took
first prize IN the Detroit bench show of
1879 and who also took first prize in the
International bench show at Ann Arhor
IN 1880. A sister of Bruce won first
prize At Ann Arb0F in 1881. 1t will be
seen that Fly il Of COED stock.
She is well trained, and is prepared TO
90 into immediate service on the Gov
errors farm. Fly vas boxed for the
trip, but was quite traesable in her con-
6Eed position. Governor Moody has
bought Of Mr.. Turner on several pre-
vious occasions. and he nov gets this
tine dog from Turner for tie low prics
of $50.