Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-19
PACIFIC COAST.


Tyler ana Can Sel 1G9iefrd
SAs FRAsc1Soo, FEB. ls.-Ano.R toe
! peraoas inaiese1 oy the Grand J1ry
Yesterday weTe George ", fyisr. NSx
CAMEL and John MeLanQhsia for eu-
bexzlemeut Of $1,000 from William
Sharon Their bail vas sxsd NJ SIC. 0OO.
AcLsuRhlEn' vhersaboats is unknozn
Tyler and GuDped viii probably te ~
rested today.
| Tyler HAS Claims.
SAS RRAxcIsoo, Feb. l7.-W. n. Neil
son has stated that be viii claim half Of
Iyler's fee and share of the almeuy
a. granted bs Judge Sullivan in the
sharon case last Monday. his claim is
based on an agreement between Jad9e
Ivier and plaintiff in which Setlson il
referred 10 a. Der agent.
Arrival Of the city Of TekIe.
The steamer City Of Toxic arrived tins
morning with HooekonR dates TO the
18th Of January and Yokohama 10 Jan
nary 9th.
Oregon Patience.
portland, Feb. ls.-The Senatorial
ballet stood. John II. Gearin g, Hirsoh
%, Geo. D. Williams Is. T. B. Watson
2. Carson l. absent /, Boise l6.
Gone East.
san FRAScTsoo. Feb. Ex-senator
elect Leland Stanford, accompanied by
A. y. IovRe and j. G. Stubbs, left this
afternoon BY the Sunset route for NeV
OflsAns, Shesce be goes TO Washington.
Faiisre Of Bray Brothers.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 1s.-Bray Bros-,
grain commission merchants Of this
city. clSsed their doors today and as
signed 10 Z. Z. Knox and Frank Otis.
rhe liabilities are 100000; the assets
the sane amount, bat not readily con-
vertible. 1t is rumored that the failure
was caused by heavy defalcation of
enc Of Bray's clerks Ths principal
Creditors are SatheH 4 Co., bankers.
100000; G. @. Knox, $4,000; J. NJ.
Spotqeil, $4,000. Il Is believed that
the firm will be able TO resams business.
The assignee refuses 70 make any spe-
ono statement regarding the runner
that defaloation by q confidential
clerk was the immediate cause Of the
suspension. Enos Taylor, who was the
confidential clerk referred to and Who
was a member of the Grain Exchange,
denies the defalcation- He admits be-
ing q heavy borrower from the firm,
bat claims that the loans we're obtained
IN a regular business way. he aeknow-
lodges being a large shipper of barley,
IN which be had lost heavily. The losses
prevented him repayinR the borrowed
money. The firm has been in business
IN this city for 81 years, and was con-
sidered very solid. A meeting of the
creditors will be held tomorrow.
she Mast Produce IT,
In the case of William Sharon VI.
Sarah Althea Hill, on trial in the United |
States Circuit Court, to test the genu.
ineness OF the marriage contract used |
Ia evidence In the recently decided |
Sharon divorce case in the Superior |
Court, defendant failed 10 produce the |
contract as ordered by the oourt. The |
Judge then made an order that defend. |
ant produce the document on Tuesday |
morning next. Defendant was also nc |
titled shat II she failed to comply with |
the order Of she court she would be ar.
rested.
The Empieyers HIeIding
SAN Francisco, Feb. lS.-The Globe
and Empire foundries have given way
and consented to take back the work |
men at the old rates. 1t 10 believed that |
their action will exercise an influence |
over Inc tnrte otner large iron works
what ,. Landis says.
TUosoS, A. T., Feb. Isl. Lands, |
who has arrived In this city, says the /
Governor Of Sonora has given the Nor
mons the right IN settle IN the Naqui 1
country. He represents that it is one of |
the richest sections in the world, and |
has an abundance Of water. Coffee, |
cotton. pine apples, lemsns and tobacco
grow profusely and on the foot hills Of /
the Sierra Msdre wheat, corn and bar
lev can be grown to perfection.
shipping Intelligence.
SAN FRASoIsco. Feb. lS.-Arrivsd- |
Steamer Qaeen Of the Pacific, from |
Portland steamer San Pedro, from Ia
coma.
PoRr LUDLOW, Feb. 10. Sailed
Barkentine Skagit.
PoRr MADISON, Feb. ls.-Sailed IL
Bark Tidal Wave, for San Francisco.
PoRr BLAKKLY, Feb. 1S.-Sailed- |
Bark Il. X. Ham. for san Francisco.