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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31
FOREIGN STElMLEs DE At THIS POET
lS[IIpPINE NElYS

PORT or NEWYORK. FRIDAY. OCT 80, 1889
ARRIVED
steamer CITY Of CHICAGO lBp, Wtuns, LyernooI Oct 20
pa.scnacrs to Peter Wright Arrived tho bar at
ndsc ~ dnacrs " 1 iros Arrived at the Bar at
steamer II!mlnona @Gr Schwcnse9o nanGurS WS, 81
ger, to Kurlaldt q 20. Arrived At the Bar IT q m
ton 90 with mdsc and ESQ passengers to oerchs Co. Ar
steamer Acs' ~ ycllat MaIsellcs sept - Sorrento
oc Naplcs with m-e and ~ sieerasr passengers to
u Curcao - with and passengers to BouiOn Bliss
Sss@r P sa ocr TG%S Co. 2ese to Macy b@@S
Steamer Clmete quick. New.Orcans days. with mlse
Steamer tia; ahoochce Catherine Savannah 29days with
Steamer Ncptnnr Bcrrs H6ston Win mdse to II Dnock.
Steamer Franconla Bennett Portland with mdse ana pas
steamer ty Of Fca0urg Fish New Bedford. with mdsc
Gcno %5$ T Aea MGSr r: Lyc cd 20 days.
sUNsEr-wind nc sandy Hoes. nvsh. NNw; thick and
raining At CIV Island. frcsh. NE. raining.
sandy l,SoH 10 297G wao,hGr G S
rain
Arrived yesterday
with aud 80 cabin aud $40 seere passengers to Peter
WFsGl 1 p1c Ay'I arcn p@na Oct o Gibraltar 49,
with md.c Phelps Bros CO. Arrived at the Barat ll5O
Steamer city MEXICO nnrey Vera cruz oct 49, Progreso
Havana days, with mdst and passengers to AeXan
WV " CLEARED
steamer Assyrian Monarch OBI. Harrison London-Pat
Steamer -crya Cnr, McNickan Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer iIy OF Chester Br. Gondron, Liverpool via
steamer lhoFndaie uir. Humphrey Lvcrpool-Austin
steamer Marcngo tar Law son Hull-Sandcr,o n sont
steamer Ethiopia tirl. Wilson dlasgoW. son ros;
steamer Rnen GER, Jungst Bremen via southampton
steamer W 4 scholtcn CDch, Vs Northumberland. Ed
steamer Belsculand BeIs' Beynon' Antwerp-Pcter
sietmer ndirendente ItaD. PiIandcllo Mediterranean
pors-Pheips Bros & co. ,, ,,.,,.. ,,,,. ,,
steamer Porila Br Dawson, st Johns Me- via Halifax
steamer fis6oneuso r) Bennocl Para, Pornambuco &c
steamer Abano r lInghcs Kingston, Port limon, &c
Steamer Elsa liIr, Arbucklc st AIMS Bay-I Dumois
steamer Ncrtumnus (r). Lcgoo. Kingston Ja-G Vessels
steamer Carondeet Risk. Port Royal and Fernandua via
steamer Wm Woodward Young. Baltimore J Krems.
steamer old Tommon. smith, Norfolk, city Point AMI
Smp ram O'shanIeT " lite Nagasaki Japan-M Picker.
BARK Cardenas Reed, Monroy'a and markct-Yates &
BaTk acla (Br, JamIson Corunua -scamme Bros.
Bark HalGen (Nor). Lovoid, Hull Benham & Boyesen.
SAILED
Steamers Columbia for Mediterranean ports Ashdcl, st
STps fideo Antwerp; Constance Flushing FIiedlan-
Bngi + hama for Rosario; NJ e Haskell, sagua
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LovpoN, oct 3O-ATTyed steamer Ludgate Hill Br.
9UFFSsT0wy osaled steamer Celtic CBr, Geaden
LIZARD oct lG-Passed, eertam (Dch steeren.
C6rFIGaeFS Oct 2s-Arfiye steamer DAM.
sailed steamer ThingyalIa Dam Lsub. for New-York.
GESoA &c oct 20 Arrived st, aners BnrsInda ltrl pnac
and Hiziatya (ltaD, Ganzonari from New'lOrk'
HAVANA Oct soAived, stamcr city Of puebla, Deaken
20th cieutuegos iaircloth, for NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31
OUT Door SPORTS.
ENTRIES AT JEROME PARK.

The programme for tO-day's racing at Jc-
reno Park is not remarkably attractive. The fields
of poor quality and they made horses that
against each again aud again, day after day, with
sicenug repetition Then three OF the six are
only three quarters OF mile. In scrambcs Of this kind
TOO much depends upon the start which Ia often bad
that less than fifty per cent OF these by
The best horses them. Tho track Will. Of course be
deem I'm mud and the time made OF ncct salty slow.
The first race "a extra one, handicap 81 OF a
mile Only three In II, aud two OF those belong to
one stable Mr. WitheTs could win with either stone
buck or Blackstone lie Will probably withdraw Buck
stone however he IL also entered for the second race
aud win With StOncbuck.
The second race Is II Lie miles handicap, with ten
entries Error fast just that she ought to win
and Blackstone should get second place.
Eight are named TO start In the twJycaTod handicap
3. OF a mile. Lulu ought to win, with Bon SOr second.
though Mr. Withers's fly Anarchy, from the way she
ran on Thursday is dangerous and BOrdeasc when In
the humOr can run u bit
The fourth race 81 g miles handicap should he tho
race Of the day. There IS such dcpOrablc lack 0T
ouatty among the contestants however that 40
of much OF its interest Tou, with only one hundred
pounds on her back, ought win and Unrest should
get the place.
Hotachmio is likely to win the selling 81 OF
mile and UbcrtO to get the place.
The sixth Is stecplechnsc over the short
SchoOmi stcr should WIN and Quebec run second.
The entries are rs follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31
s,rru RACE. srrrpLEcHAsE. SHORT COURSE.
PATTI POTTER. THE JOCKEY, NO BETTER.

Three of the four jockeys who were on the
borses that fell in the first race at Jerome f~A y"
Thursday were walking about Yesterday little inc %ot5o
for their tumbles with Paul Potter tne DWJeI IT., Us
iyjng scious on a cot In house near INC raoe
course Occasionally he opened ms eyes pu
ccm 70 recognize any OF his friends who were
him The Dryers have secured the best medical ASSIST
ncc and Frank McCabe their trainer, Is almost con
tanty at the bedside The physicians have only sGht
homes of the boys recovery What the injuries may pe
rber than that the upper jaw IL broken on inc rgn
dc and fine lower one on the left side Is not known LOT
g. "a NOT deemed best 70 examine further for DAY OF
two The greatest fear is that the D'a'n nus ''0 ="
Poier has been in the employ of the Dryers for nearly
,rec years though he never had mount IN race uh
IN about wear ago He about sixteen years Ola anu
could ride at eigty-iOur pounds Maggie d. inc morse
that he riding the nrst 10 go uo"' so h0 ""'
AT the bottom OF tho heap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31
1 coyrEDERATE RLLL F0R THE 0RANr FCND.

\ few weeks ago the Grant Monument ANso-
citation received Confederate bank note O the choh
tiou OF $50 from resident OF Augusta, Ga Inc person
srnig Tho note refused In, name but from the
manner in whcni sent there was an evident ln'cH
ION 10 cast a upon the Grant Monument AssOcla
lion and to belittc services rendered 10 the country
bv GENERAL Grant. As the fact wa puol7hed
that -ucl contribution Ind been made offers were lc
ceyed by Professor Grrtucr 10 give various sums lOT c
Confederate note. The amounts offered continued To III
ere Sc until finally, John Pullman, OF No. 10 Nhc-sl:
NrwGork offered 10 take the note AT It's face Nh!uc anu
turn over the money 10 the rant Monument RUM
L uroposition was accepted and the so sent 10
he iouinttec yesterday, thus making the first time
that "A note the CoufodcraCy was ever exchanged Tor
lis face value. The following WAS sent TO hcssrs John
Pullman a Co yesterday:
the enclosed mote for tftv dollars
i-sur,i bV Ouftdcratc STATS 81 America az III Do
ipnnd Va Feolu1ry 1861 anu uumbc.cl LIB. series
this once Dc, UJcr q. l0~l through
prexcl Moran & from Augu ia ga, has been pur
li.spd nv Pullman iG Widest. Now YORK
tv at ne IA the b, nctto c proposed nation
nj Memorial u General Grant IN Ntw-l OK.
" IICuAED 4. OREiEtI secretary
The following amounts were reported yesterday;
H., f,..tg Graz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31
UNABLE 70 LIVE on HIS SALARY.

Karl b. Kegeler, who has been employed
by l. Il. NeweOmbe Co.. brokers at No Broad was
arragned the jefferson Market Police Court yesteI
day on a charge of embezzlement. The formal COM
paint was made by L. 7. Wright the cashier Tor New
combe 4 Co.. who said that Kegeler had stolen - Inc
prisoner held for trial in default Of 5000 ball Neg
eler entered the employ of Newcombe q Co. about six
months ago at salary of 81 week. and finding that
insufficient for expenses he helped himself 10 such
money came IN his way. In conversation he said:
- could not live on the salary received and so TOOK
3 little from time to time intending to return It, eX
pected to get the money from friend In Newark lie
also wrote the following letter: " acknowledge to-day
that misused Mr.. NewcOmbes confidence in the worst
degree by taking $7i ~ from him which did not belong
10 me. regret 1t very deeply and hope to DO able
some day 10 rcpay IL TO him."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31
BPOOKLYN,

While suffering from maaral fever Frank McKensie.
ace thirty of No 10 I0custst committed suicide
ttrday 10y stabbing himself in the chest with sharp
pointed knife.
Mrs Catherine Schevcrer age eighteen, VINO is known
"a Kotc Wcodson at the house where she Is servant
and who Is alleged to have married man named JONI
son after leaving her husband last summer. was ar
raoned for bigamy Yesterday before Police Justice
Kcnua She and Andrew ScheVeior were married III
November 1884. without the knowledge OF hGr parents
After six months they separated ana she alleges that
her husband abused her and told her 20 ana do as sue
ucased The husband charges that She met young
man named samuel Johnson last summer and married
him on July 3d. In three weeks they separated ana the
Young returned to Brooklyn and went out AT ser
vice. She denies the second marriage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31
WILL THE ATLANTA AND sIlLEIIo hAoE

After a special meeIIHS UI UIO THY " 'I'
Yacht Club on Tuesday evening" when the Regatta Com
mittee was sustained in the award of the Conmodore
Cup to the ATLANTA. match was maue Wy %
next season $500 cup to be furnished by the owners
OF the rival yachts was to be the champlonsP entnd
A formal challenge dated the next day. was prhteu
Yesterday and in Mr. HcrreshO repeated ms verbal
9creemeHt made with Mr.. Gould. Tho course proposeu
Was from Fort Adams Newport to the buoy on oaiu
Point at the head of Long Island Sound, distance Vi
about 30 miles. -, ...,.a, .ho Ia.
Law Gould said yesterday that he had received INC et
ter OF Mr. HerreshOh but that he had MADE no Iep
n don't know that | ought 10 make u reply, no
said whcR Mr. IIerreshoh has not yet answered iny
last challenge It Is not impossible that ne Is seeA ~,
notoriety I'm proposing race with the Ataanlai
Common the confidential broker OF Mr. Could sau hiter
ward that t was a mistake, that the match hau pcen
agreed to mt the recent meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31
NEVIS FROM THE SUBURBS
ONE WIFE TOO MANY.

Nicholas Bowling OF Bath, l. l., was arrested
dav on n charge of hgamy. He married wife in 1e
land and after the birth OF child deserted her anu
came to this country. He went to Bath IN 1858 uu9
the assumed name OF George Audley, and represent,
himself To be unmarried the affections OF n ni
Helen Carroll whom he married IN october, 1850 w. "a
AGO and has since lived with her brother IN Br0oky
She recently discovered her husband and hao nm a.
rested for abandonment This charge against MIN was
dismissed yesterday but he was then arrested as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31
NEM..IERSEY.

PLArVTIEID.-At the wedding of Miss Lon smoek Oh
this city aud Dr. Charles H. Penleid ~ independent,
iowa on Wednesday ng1t. many valuable presents were
received, including $1,000 check from the DlnT ne
father Among prcseht at the reception were o
brides great grandmother, are nnctyoHe the bpham
hrofbers OF New YORK, uucc5 OF the bride Henry
Brewster and wife. james Martin ana JacOo van ~
vcnfnr. Of New. York.
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Motion for new trial of Ferdinand ward ii a. m %
William 8. Warner before Commissioner Shelus' LOU
r. IN. Y.o-,o porl- n
Roard of Estimate and ApportiOnment, il a. m A..
BROOKLYN Young Mems Republican Clnb' Everett
Assembly Rooms. p. M. 49,, e.,. Hall O
Martin Luther Society cceDratlou' SUBWAY '''' .
p. IN. .o., .s,in, r1icker,no Hall q
y. III. - ,..,o Va 20 I-nion- souorc.
D. ,,... poo,,or Tns+itute
RrOoklyu. ID.
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WEsTCuESTLR COUNTY.

WHITE PL,rNs-In the Surrorato's Court yesterday
Marlin Keogh applied for letters of mnstritlOn on
,i,,tc If the " low OF Andrew :. COrlwe. who was
killed last Saturday In Eastchcstcr by runaway morse
Is rst,tr IA valued at $4,000. Mr. Cornwc.l made
TIn obou wear ago hut days before his death ne
took ont he Insurance policy FOR $1,000 ana d'1lIoyeu
rho will The accounting or John j. Jones. executor
of tho estate Of David Jones, the millionaire brewer
which WAS set down hearing was adjourned uhliI
"Wednesday. Tho accounting involves properly worm
:. nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31

six lectures will be delivered by the Rev Dr. Hunting
ton rector OF Grace Church, New-York. tho suDJect
being The Protestant Episcopal Church N rratos sp
day evenings there will be addresses by eminent dvlnes
Christian Socialism," Civil Service Reform ID re
lation 90 Righteousness and other topics or the tne
These lectures Indicate intellectual form OF religious
activity in Brooklyn. The remarkable mission or re
vival services opening the same day INST. Luke
Church under the direction OF the Rev. W. Hay Altkn
English cergym an will also attract much attention
In the same religious communion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31
HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Fifth Avenue HoteI-Judge Charles Andrews Andrews,
OF the NewYork Court OF Appeals W AM R,sJ
William Cla1p. OF Massachusetts,. H0teL brbnSWt.
Judge samuel Hand of Albany .HoDH'a" H F,,,
commander W. NJ. Folgcr, L. S. Navy........LreTe"
House-Mme. Minnie UduK
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STATEN ISLAND.

NEwBRIGHToY.- NJ. Smith, the postmaster mas
written the following for publication: The rnnor ul9t
nm now or have ever been behind in my accounts
with the Government Is false The stamps thal INC
Government thought had received ana not @ccHHngu
for were received by the postmaster or NeW-BlShlOn
HeaVcr Cuunty Penn Take the Office from me H. you
Will but do not do it through deceit AM falsehoOd''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31
1ERsEN CITY.

series OF Sunday Afternoon Gospel Services VIII 90
held i'm the Academy Of Music beginning tomorrow
g.IO n m They Will be conducted by the Rev. ~
Richard Har.onrt David D. Gulick, formerly OF tno
BrJoklyn Tabernacle will have charge OF the music
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31
IMMEDIATE RELIEF

Can be obtained from the use of Dr. TOBIAS VENETIAN
LyrNEsT simply magnetic in cases OF ACUTE rAN,
sueh as RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA PAINS in the BACK ChEs
or LIMBS STIFFENED JoISTs &C. 1T HAS no EQUAL ny ~
and be convinced WARRANTED for THIRTY SIX fEAks
has never vet been returned Price % ana on ceps'
sold by all uggists. Depot AZ Murray street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31
Announcements.

Beware of slight irritation of the throat throat:
BrummeIPs Cough Drops give immediate reneL "enuino
have A, Ii. b. on Each Drop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31
WINTER UNDERWEAR FOR GENTLEMEN
at Reduced Prices.
" JOHNSTON 9BU Grandst,, NeW.YOrk.

946 BABIEs!-Mr. lockwood, photographer
OF II Union Square tho above extraordinary number
Photographic negatives OF children in one month surely
this 10 BaOies Paradise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31

LIQUID Bread is an absolutely pure extIa S.v Oi
malt and "a IA Al coming into general pleasant DoVe
age and hcathtul tonic. Beneficial IN SICKNESS VI n
Cjrocers and druggists keep it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31

and everything In the Of eruptiOns bOtches pmpes
ulcers scrofuous humor4 and incpen consumption which
than of the
out OF system stimulates invigorates the liver
the stomach regulates the bowels, puriheH the
blood Guilds the places OF the body. u IA
purely vegetable cOmpOuni and will do more than Ia calue
We refer TO Dr. PicIces Golden Medical Discovery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31

PoNp's EXTRACT, used by Physicians a In
uosnita, in ali parts OF the world for Inflammation am
Hemorrhagcs Genuine, only Bottles with Bun wrapper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31

Your children will sleep well and have good
digestion II you give them Patker's Tonic, . .,...
Parkers Hair Basa. promotes the growth oi 'uehA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31
MARINE TNTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises, - sots 50 Noc uei - IOon age d. Z"
H.I WNTGk Today.
4 f-e,ntv IGoos ll3 'ov. fs1ni 203 Hell G1t'. 352
I.H-saudy IIok. l1j GOV. ls.1L ZOO tIoGI ""'- o't
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1--WE QUESTIONS TO BE DISCUSSED.

The Church of the Messiah, Brooklyn, is
evidently alive TO the intellectual and social questions
of the day Tomorrow evening the first OF series OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,

HENRY n. DANIEIN, Vt. d,
lAi LeXington.ave., between 10Th aud 30t1AjN
IIOurs-S to tO7 Diseases O tho Nervous Sygts Il
GcnitO. Tnary organs. Impotence and stsclitY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31

CLEANSING and DYEING.-Patronlzedr py I Ine
hest families LORDS offices: % East loti.se n@aA '
and 663 6tl.aye, near 39th-st. Wagon eaIiS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31

FOLDING BEDs-Largest assortment az lnou
eIA'e Pii'e'' N M 1HF DoRrxG FOLDING BED Co,
20 East Ia tl-st., near Broaa"Ay'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31
EMPHATIC WORDS FROM THE GRAND JURY

I.Nl y
Tba October Grand Jury, of which +. IL. ANAL
down Vas the foreman and John w. Campbell the
secretary presented TO Recorder Smyth yesterday
i'm the Court of General Sessions a presentment III
which they say:
The Grand Jury of the City and County or NeW-1 ork
after giving careful attention 10 the present actts OF
the Court of General Sessions for the trial or persons
charged with crime present TO the court tnal he pre-
emf conrt-room accommodations are totally ana mex
cusaby Inadequate for the disposal OF the large amount
OF business awaiting its attention ana Whch is con-
stantly Increasing in volume. The proper admins ra-
tiO1 OF Justice In this regard requires that nan cases
should be tried well prison cases Inc Jury nu
mat under the existing conditions the
court has more than it can do properly 10 dispose
of the prison alone such a state OF HnalIs
obviously makes Il failure of justice ana detrlntit u
the peace this community, and can be remeuleu ny
simply providing additional courtroom accomnoda-
tiOn for the lid Part OF this court Inc iact th tns
subject has been presented by several Grand Jurles
without having secured from the proper authorities
COURTROOM accommodations for this part or the court
those who ought to provide IT, and we desire again dl-
recty to call 70 the attention OF the authorities ths
pressing need the court and TO emphasize our opinion
that it should be met Immediately.
Recorder Smyth before dlscharging the Grand
Jury for the term thanked them for their services
and in particular for their presentment lie sald
that tie matter had been before the Sinking Fund
Commissioners and the Controller had been re-
onested to find place for the Receiver OF Taxes, so
that his office might be moved TO accommodate Part
Ill The time Cor the Controller 10 act had not yet
expired The Receiver of Taxes could not c0nYen-
ienty move at present, as the bulk OF the taxes Is
paid at this season of the year The Recorder sald
that he had no doubt that the Controller woud re-
mort soon and the room could be obtained. lie con-
CURED IN the view of the jurors as to the necessity
for the enlargement of the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31
AN ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRES CRUEL WORK.

The electric light wires caused considerable dam
age in Brooklyn III the storm OF Thursday night,
aud seriously injured young man who careleSsly
touched one of them. There is an electric lamp IN
front of Nos 43 and As Fulton-st and the lnsuIat-
ing material on the leading to 1t had been
worn thin by chatting against the awning. me
wind and rain wore 1t entirely through, and the
electric current set the awning on fire. Michael
Clifford boot black, age twenty-three OF 40. D
Hicks-st, climbed up pole to put out the name.
He was warned by spectators to be careful about
the wire, and answered :" All right" but immedl-
ately seized the wire with one hand and the avn
ing with the other. The severe shock that he Iet
caused him TO drop the wire IN agony, but he iell
upon il and against the cornIce Of the binding, the
wire resting under his arm. The electricity caused
blood to gush from his mouth and nostTlls, and he
Law there in great suffering until he was rescued by
beinQ pulled through a window. Those who seized
him received severe shocks Clifford was taken to
the Long Island College Hospital, and the ire was
The electric light wire at No 255 Fulton-st get
fire TO a wooden framework of window but the
damage was slight. The electric light wIe IL
Manhattan-ave. crossed telephone wire and dam
aged the telephone tTansnItter at NO. lo4 Man
hattaO-aVe.
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FIRST RACE. HANDICAP. ,. MILE.


Name. Az. Btightl Name Age. Bcigbt
Buck sOne. .........5 IL SOne1uck Loo
I ft.I,, M
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FOREIGN.


GrHkALTAR- April I7.-The urixats a.,
re&pcndeuce of Zcbehr Pasta. vhirs,
vas seized ~ the time Of tlis srrrst =,
Alexandfla for reasonable afifission
Win n Mahdi, has arrived here IN srs.
tsdy OF an interpreter. The eoYresnond-
ence Y all IN Arabic. and has been snb
mltted 70 the Governor of Gihralts,
zooehr said there ia nothing IN the nor-
respondence to show that he had anx
Communication With Fl Mahii. AZ
also denies that be vas in Eoyut aesips
Tor the prophet. and insists be vent
from Soudan 10 Alexandria for no ssher
purposs than to transact sozDe Ieaiti-
mate business.
Canal NenfraIity.
PARIs, April i7.-Ths Snez Canal
commission today adopted q cianse ex-
tending the principle of neutrality 20
the sweetsater Canal. At Mondays
sessisn OF the commission. before the
eiauaes shall have been fiaally drafted.
u. Ferdinand and Charles De Lesseps
Will explain their views in regard 70 the
matter.
The SIetsrta Fire.
VICTORIA. b. c., April 1.-THE fire
last night resulted 10 the destruction of
the Terminus Hotel and seven buildings
adjoining. The Grand Pacific Hotel
escaped with the loss of the roof and
the upper story and great damage 70 the
furniture. Two bodies have been found
In the ruins, believed to be those of
quests In the burned hotel who were
unable TO Res out. The loss il estimated
at $4,000.
Dead.
David Deneveu, a pioneer of 1858 and
a 40 pioneer Of San Francisco, died in
an epiieptic fit this morning.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-18

sssefaons and IL IL the p1fpose Of The
Dsmoerats Of OreRsn 70 fully esunIS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-18

NoIlcE n HKRxBr GIVES THAR In
~ via. Jsnnis fsUsa kas ieft my bsd AID
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