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New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
MADE CRAZY BY A FORTUNE-TELLER.

BUFFALO, Feb. (SpeoiaD. East Biifalo IS
.rc,tea over the case OF two women who have been
driven crazy by fortuncteller. A. Toens7, a shoe
maker his wife and their five children, together with
sister Of Mrs Toense. Mrs. Kuehn, widow with hve
children lived together happily Charles zimmerman
wdo yer also with Ave children, commenced to pay MS
attentions Mrs Kushn, who besides her hve chdren
had an interest in So OOO which left by her deceased
husband for the benefit of his family. Between the
money and the widow Mr.. Zimmerman was captiyated
and pressed his suit energetic manner Mrs kuehn
did not look upon the courtship with much 1avor
ascertain the probabilities for the future Mrs kuehn
and Mrs Toense visited fortuns teller one Mrs BraA
On at, and for slight enumeration sue ql-
vuued 10 tho sisters coming cventA The vlsts 10 ne
yl were frequently madc, aud the nonsense shc tou
them seriously affected the minds OF the two wohe. III
rant was sworn out against the fortune-teer who ea-
capped arrest.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
WAS IT MURDER OR SUlCIDEf
TERRIBLE DEATH OF A SCULPTOR.
HIS APARTMENTS sMEARED WITH BLooD-A TRAIL
TO THE WELL.

HIS APARTMENTS sMEARED WITH BLO0D-A TRAIL
TO THE WELL.
Charles Ross, sculptor, was found dead At
the top floor Of thresstory frame
was razor cash five inches long and the blood which
had flowed from tho wound had smesred almcss
every article Of furniture IN the room,
had formed in pools the floor and soaked the bed
clothing and pillows Everything was in disorder about
the apartment Tables and chairs were upset, and
oil lamp lay on the floor smashed TO bits. On
shelf, six feet from where the dis.
figured body lay. was found . razor stained
with blood trail of blood led from the room down
stairs and the back yard 1t followed for fifty
feet to we'll In the yard where pool Of had formed
by the side of the we'll
The body was first discovered by James Parkinson the
landlord of the Locust Hill Hotel at No. 36 Mcekcraye
From the back window Of his hotel Thursday night a.
IL O'Clock Perkinson and his wife had man walk
ing about In Ross's room. Soon after man, whose
figure was plainly dscemible In the moonlsht' was was
se ses1 he Ss sman . e% Um minute. and then re-
turn Ross had not been seen since them and becom.
ing alarmed Mr Parkinson went to the house and TO tho
barricaded, but forced the door. and discovered
Ross on the floor. The face Of the dead
was e as .a Sy GSTs Ss on # M ss
who frequents the Locust Hli Hotel good deal. He s
sS'0 sc New. york SS together in the afternoon
Coroner Hesse who called In the case came to tho
conclusion that the was suicide: He said that
not severed and after cutting his throat the sculptor
would have had enough time to stagger around the
ried His WORK was mosty confined to making busts for
tombstOnes In Calvary Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERa

The City of Chester, OF the lnman Line, ar
rived yesterday, having among her passengers the fol-
lowing; A W. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs Byron Brerley,
Tborion Brierley Dr. and Mrs, IL. Clain, Charles T..
Emmett Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry q. Huntington, Captain
Valentine Jones, Frederick Neaye, Edward Ogden, MI
aud Mrs II. j. Plppey, b. j. manage Jr. john j. ha-
pieh and Captain j. Turner -
AMONG the passengers sailing on the ElDe FOR Bremen
werc William Pickharit, Dr. Aagnus Boesler Charles
Frey, A. l.. Barnard, Mr. and Ars. Ernst PeycSe. the
Rev Francis NJ. Quaman, Frank Cass. j. Robinson, de-
uaro Garcia, Alfredo MOhleT jose Franco de LaceTda
Henry Dreyfus, H. j. Duyeen. Max Levi Leon Bene'sti,
Mr. aud Nrs Theo Rame Mr.. and Mrs. H. Levy. MI. and
Mrs. A. A. RedOw, Wilhelm BALI. the Rev Joseph M.
Quatmau and john lIosking.
The steamship leasing brought among her pssscn-
Ger. The Rev. H. Asbeck, Carl Westerdahl Lieutenant
Curt sahr Ernst Weidemann. Martin schrieber, Frank
Happersbcrger. Sies Rytze H. G Schwartz and Albert
sohTank.
Ameng those by the steamship Rugia were Professor
r. Krohn Leopold stern. Heary Lnke. Franz klinIel,
Berthod BoGeuheimer, Louis Hartmann, and III.
.Eaia
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
DIR. J. G. FARMER.
my TELEGRAPH TO TIE ruBuSE.l

LYNN. Feb. 7.-Dr. J. G.. Farmer died this
r,ornlnq He was a native Of Froderctown, H., and
WAS born on January 81 1920 lie was educated for the
ministry and was clergyman OF the Unitarian Chnrch
for twenty years. holding pastoraes In Nantucket west
eWater South Boston, and AIton H. Hc came to
vnn I'm $40 since which time he had been engaged In the
drug business Daring the warhe was IN tho service OF tho
Sanitary Commission. IIe was member OF Golden
Fleece Lodge OF Masons. president OF the Lynn Fhnrna
ri.t.' Association, Wost Lynn Lodge Of Odd Fellows,
General Lander Post 3, Grand Army OF tho Republic
oiyet Comnanlery, Golden Cross, and several other
bsrltabe aud beneficiary orders. Ho was Past Grand
OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge OF odd rel
ioys IIe was have gone 20 81 Louis ON Mafch 70
SECURE material for Century article on the War Sanitary
Commission
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
RUNNING AWAY WITH HEARSE AND COFFIN.
A. tho @ q m trian from Now York on tho

AS IIIt y IL IIIs tIIsfIf I'V'ff N'N''
Central Railroad yesterday reached Red Bank, n J'
bayin on board the corpse Of Mrs wooey from Brook
lyu Robert T. Smith, undertaken was waiting at the
depot with his oarse and team OF black horses 10
the body to the cemstery at Parberve just aite.
tie conn was removed from the car 70 the hearse aa
beSors the friends In the coaches the team TOOK
triSht at the moving train and ran away snort d,s,
ssas nnsnt The coffin thrown ont upon the irolen
gronnd and the outer box was greatly splntered Mr.
Sptb ma y Young man who with him on the hearsa
were fhrowr heavily tho ground, escapng however,
with siibt bruises Abe team after clearing themselves
from the hearse through the business As
town without doing further damage.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
yURDERED BY A FRENzIED FANATIC.

Sr. LOUIS, Feb. 7. - dispatch from Vim
ceunes Ind says that double tragedy occurred at that
place last evening Henry stroman, who has four chill
dren sick with typhoid fever, was praying over them
when his wife told him that II he would build fire he
would DO them more real service than by praying This
epraged strotman. Beizing heavy spade handle, he
brrtaly beat his wife the head and body and
eubbed his father inaw, Christopher Otesmsyer, ago
sirty-t three. until he dead. strotnan over
powered BY the police until City Marshal Romer
was bad beaten Mrs. Btrotman is fatally injured The
murderer As Inprsonsd He Is thought 10 be insane
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
DEyor NOT MURDERED.

KINGSTON. Feb. 7.-William Doyoc, the Lex
lngton butcher whose mysterious DISAPPEARANCE some
nonths ago caused sensation. has been seen by rola
tvcs near his old home Dcyoc thought have been
murdered rs his horse and wagon were found on tho
r,,f and mart Of hts clothing ard empty pocketbook
covrfo I'm blood found tho fccuo whore a
terble struggle seemed have taken place II u sald
mat D~yos viii return home In tho spring aud explain
~. - srnflg Acll
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Feb. (SpeciaD.-Nor-
rs r. Baldwin OF this city, is friend OF rollerskakng
rinks for to them he the loss Of his young wife
age eighteen, who has olopod with William chards tho
foer,nanager Of the New-York rink Mrs. Baldwin was
married two years ago. Ever since the New-York rink
WAS established here sho has been constant attendant
Her Partially to Richards caused gossip, and her hus
hand her not to attend the rink. She refused
obey on Tuesday Richards disappeared ana on Thurs
day night Mrs. Baldwin packed her trunk in her hus
bands absence 9nd went To Akron. Baldwin says no
vil shoot Richards on sight.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
uAnrARn AND rnE RUSr or LONGprLLow

BosToN, Feb. 7.-Presidont Eliot. of Harvard
College, written letter TO the Executive Commteo
of the Longellow Memorial Fund. Cambridge University,
conveying thanks for the bust OF Longieow recently
received. lie says: Tho University welcomes ths
pledge Of the literary fellowship between England and
America which tie labor Of tho poet you have so
ably eommenorated did much 10 promote The bust
viii be placed In the library, and will there make known
to future generations OF students the features u
whose graoious pTeseIce was long familiar In the
academic halls and grounds, and whose memory is
cherished wherever the English language Is sp0keuJ
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08

When asked how the court would bs organized snd 4
Tho Biskop win cause copy Of the pressntment to b
served IN Mr.. Newton, and will then nominate twelve
uon who must not be parties to the presontnent Ho
wlialso cause List Of these names to be served Mr.
Newton who will within thirty days after such servoo
select ave OF them who viii constitute the court for thS
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
oIEyMoRE ToDDS ENBEzzLExEyTs

PHILADELpHIA. Feb. (SpeclaEJ. .-Inqulry at
the Office Of the Provident Trust Company this morn
ing brought TO light tho fact that Genmoro Todd the
enbezng clerk recently seld some of the real estate
in which had invested most of tle money which he
einbezzled nominal prices On Saturday he disposed
of borner lots and house In Burlington, N j., to
ramuel H. Troth, of this city. for $40. Another prop
erty In the same place he conveyed TO j. Roberta
Foulke. OF Philadelphia, for 5 IL is the general I'm
considerable portion Of the stolen money for future
nae The value OF the renl estate which the company
viii recover from him Is about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
A GHoSr DEMANDING A SLEIGH

READING, Penn. Feb. SpecldU.-BartvlIIe,
Lancaster County, is excited strange story Some
time ago Barney Short farmer. murdered. His
son was accused OF the murder, but acquitted The
man was murdered while lie going home in a sleigh
from Lancaster This sleigh has been sold and the pur
chaser has lent It 10 different persons. who say
tha hsy have been followed by appariton with ont
stretched arms and with a pad face crying out It's
mine want It. must have IT. The spirit is dressed
in heavy dark clothing, cap ald woollcn comforter
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
DIED WHILE VISITING FRIENDS.

DR.. Emil Won SehOening, age sixty -one OF
No. s5 Em-st, Brooklyn T.. D., died suddenly from
heart disease, at No 1856 East Houstonst whe visiting
,n,o,a, lost night He was u German and had lived In
~, ,o,ntry about thirty years. Ia the late war ne was
eooDeI of the German Rangers the pa heSlens n
soW .ar,a uis father colonel In the GERMAN
army and his great grandfather carney a. ynp o az one %
tne ifa snd sy.ral children living In brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
ANTIM0YOPOLY vs. STREET RAILROADS.
Ev Snnntnr L G. RoYd. Dr. Ferdinand See

-DtIINIUI VI I'"g'I 10'' Nf'''''t'IN'' wv"
,,,r and Theodore e. Tomlinson, Of the AntMonopoly
League asked Mayor Grace yesterday to aid in procr-
ING legislation TO restrict street railroads OF this city
from paying more than 10 per cent dividends capital
acuniIy expended IA construction and OUTFIT and pro-
vidn for system OF transfers between the roads. Mr.
Grace said that no In full sympathy with the object
In he obtained
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
MRS. GARFIELD ANSWERS SUIT FOR DANA oEs

CLEVELAND, Feb. 7 (SpeciaI).-M Garfield
has secured the services of Attorneys Marvin Laird and
Norton in suit for damages brought against her by
Thankful Turner. Mrs. Garheld's answer to the COM
plant admits that she sometimes drives on Ontariost
and sometimes on 6upertorj that Kodericx Monroe u
Thankful Turner whose face scratched AL or tho
other allegations In the petition arc denied
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
AyorHrR yIRaISII H0RsEBA OK DUEL

RICHMOND. Feb. (SpeetaD.-W. w. Cobb
and Dr. csbsl, Of Psyivania County, met on horse
back near Cailsnd's Thursdsy. Angry words passed
between them and then they drew their revovers and
began firing at each other DR.. Cabel was struck By
two bullets but his antagonist not hit No arrest
kaa beeu madA
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
RECORD OF COyf4GIOy IN TIE CITY.
The following Is the record of contagious dis
eases for TWO wIsks;
Feb. z.
Ian. 8,
opPJCFRs OF A TARIFF ORGANIZATION.

At meeting of the managers OF the A mer
lean Protective Tariff Association, an organization
forned 10 disseminate and maintain the
principles of protection TO American industry held at
hs ith Avenue Hotel yesterday. te following officers
were elected w. T. Shinim president John W. Brtton
aud f. NJ Knox yicepresdents and j. d. siooun, secre-
t.rN
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
40 REcEIvER FoR THE pURDEN COMPANY

Troy, Feb. 7.--At the hearing to-day In the
action OF j. Townsend Burden against the Burden Iron
Company the application FOR the appointment OF re-
oeiver was Withdrawn. The plaintiffs counsel ASKED TOT
the continuance OF Injunction restraining defendnns
from conducting the business In opposition To pAlhtn
wishes. The decision reserved.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
ENDING A THIRTEEN YEARS LAWSUIT.

LOCKPORT, Feb. Z Especial. JOSEPH D1sner'
ON November l. 1871 at that time being brakeman on
ths Niagara Falls branch Of the NewYork Central Rail-
road, was prccipitated from amovng train down the
steep embankmen Holly by the breaking OF the spokes
Of brake-whee 1t completely disabled him and to-day
he Is feeble and almost helpless invalid The company
refused to pay him damages and for thirteen years NO
has been suing for reparaon The case has been three
times tried in the Supreme Court and has twice been DO
, ,bo Court OF Appeals on echnicaltes Two lawyers
haye led since the The frat verdict reached
in 1871 was for $4,000, and was appealed by the com
Tie plaintiff of so 200 and this viii probably be paid
Railroad men all along the line OF the Central Railroad
IRE In the II fixes railing that railroad
and other corporations liable for injuries to employees
by defec machinery.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
CONDITION or MR.. BEHREys

Little information could be obtained yester-
day regarding the condition OF John r. Bshrens. the
wealthy druggist, who On Friday morning fell or was
thrown from the second story window his homo, No.
i22 River Terrace Hoboken. 10 was learned thai Mr
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
JAMES Il. POWERS.
my TELEGRAPH TO raE rRIDusa.l

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. flames Il. Powers,
agent of the United Express Company at Jersey
City, died suddenly to-day OF heart disease Mr. Powers
eame here for hs health. accompanied by his son. age
sixteen Al 1880 p while In tho street with MS son
he exclaimed "ssm, feel like falling ana IN IN
medlately sank down the sidewalk lie was caIrloa
into drug and sent for pus peio'o
hts srriy al Powers was dead.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
SUICIDE OPA CONTRA oroB

PITTsBURG, Penn, Feb. IA dispatch from
Coal Centre PENN says Charles Pratt OF the firm Of
Pratt a Hoblitzell, railroad contractors committed
suicide this morning by blowing his brains out"
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
MAsSMEETIYG OF MINERS

MAssILLoN, OHIO. Feb 7. (SpeciaD.-A mass
meeting Of coal miners held to-day and /, WAS do
ccd not to accept proposed reduction of ten cents
ton In ths price OF mining
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
GOLD. STILL WEATHpR

SHEBoYGAH, Mich. Feb. 7.-rhe cold for the
last ten days has been With wind stirring the
mercury has at times marked $50 to 400 below zaro
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
THROUGH NEW YORK STATE.
TO SELL HOBOKEN FERRYBOATS.

NrwnuRs. Feb. 7.-Judge Barnard, OF the
Supreme Court has issued attachment on the appnca
,,on Of the phpnir Iron Company Of Pennsylvania,
AGAINST the iron ferryboats Hopatcons and Musconet
cong now in all unfinished state at the shpyard OF
stanton a Co., suspended firm Of this city warrant
Of attachment has also been issued on tAe
same boats by Judge Brown OF tne oHpIHII Pp"IIInv
Mis- OF Pennsyvania The claims Of the fwo 70
Arms amount to s2i o0o The boats arc pher,
Wbiteh of Newbura The boats were intended Iof tne
fiaboken Land aud Improvement Company.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
AGAINST NEW PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

LocKPoRr, Feb. (Specicl) About 800 per-
sons, reprcsentng different towns IN Niagara County
crowded the Court House to-day and protested against
the passage OF bl I'm the state Senate, authoIL
ing the building OF new Court House and CITY Hall
I'm Iockugrt.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
NOW DIR. NEWTON WILL BE TRIED.

Assistant Bishop Potter ha. consented to have
tho Row. Mr. Newton presented for trial. and the contro
yersy which has arisen in the church settled The ooun
el for the presenters busiy engaged Ia preparing
IT, oooossarv ranera which will bo ready his week.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
CHARGES AGAINST A MAYOR.

Troy, Feb. 7.-Addtional aflldavits were
sent 10 Governor m to-day verify the charges signed
by numerous citizens for the impeachment OF MAJOR
Fitzgerald.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08

,ss rox,surSa: - Sunday school Teacher {,
n boob says here He felt abased." Tell now,
Nowi oonoyan. what Is 10 TO foel abasedl Norah
haste sure It's to bea acrayture-donkey mun.-tfun.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
MRS. r. a. sCHWATKA.

GALENA, H., Fob. 7-News has just been
received in this city by near relatives Of tho death at hcr
home In Salem, Ore. Of Mrs. r. Gs Hehwatke, formerly
OF Gaena the mother sf Ueuten ant echwstka tho Are
tic explores.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
srrcrnr WITH LAUDANUM.

PoRr JERvIs, Feb. Especial. John Shorr, q
stag, driver on line between Port Jervs aud muiofu
committed suicide by taking laudanuin.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08

mt besn frseurcd Tho extent of his internal
mad not been ascertaned, and his c9nmtion "@o s~A-
sidered critical but not necessarily fatal
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
Use Ayers

Ualr yigor. It stimulates and cieanses
the scalp, giving 1t healthy action IL
removes dandruff and prevents humors.
By its use, falling hair is checked, and
brashy or weak hair is restored to the
yigor and freshness Of youth. 81 have
used Ayers Hair vigor for promoting tho
Growth Of the hair, and think It un-
suualled. For restoring the hair to its
original color,a and for dressing, 1t cannot
DO surpassed Mrs. George In Fever,
Eaton Rapids, Mich.
Prepared by J. @. Aver 4 Co., Lowell. Mas.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
MAyTERs IN THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb THE Chair laid before
he Senate new set OF credentials OF election OF William
NJ Eyarts senstor-elect from the State OF New-fork
They were read and fled
Mr. sherman from the Committee on the Library re-
norted Joint resolution accepting the offer made 10 the
nove,,ment Inv william H. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Grant
f the swords and other articles OF value presented 10
General Grant by the various Governments OF the world
The resolution provides that the articles be placed IN the
charge Of the Librarian OF Congress- the Secretary OF
War however TO receive them for safe keeping uhtn
proper repository nay be provided or them In the Con-
gressional Library. Inc JOINT resoIuiioh WAC io ioo
times and passed
Mr. Cameron, Of Pennsylvania called up the bill to
authorize q retired list for privates and noncom-
issoncd officers of the United States Army who have
served thirty years upward The bill was passed
Mr. Mitchell called up the private pension bills already
fayorably reported and the calendar and among the
bills passed was granting of pensions to Mr
Nancy o. Leach, OF New-Hampshre The bill granting
spension to Margaret O. HslPne was also among those
tie widow OF MaorGonera George H. Thomas gave rise
TO discussion The Housea bil would & give mel nes
passed Mr.. Van wyck moved an amendment 70 one
a the private pension bills aas a aw ape or
may become entitled 10 S5 month shall IN future
receive sl2 The ame9dmsnt @ g was agreed VII s
the Mexican Pension bin In regard 70 support OF 70
sdd TO tho bill further provision of the Mexican
Pension @ namely y Tag ~ son snS s now @
s15t:, & should b entitled 70 pension 1t WAS not
agreed TO. - p..,o.on -
tiers on the part OF the Senate In the oountof the
electoral vote on Wednesday.
MI Jones OF Florida presented the credentials OF re-
s,erfion OF senator Gail The District OF. Columbia
Appropriation bil after somej amendments OF de'ai
vTsnedore Ten Eyck was restored 10 his rank In the
Army and placed on the retired Dst
ITEMS FROM PRIVATE HENRYS DIARY.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-The journal OF Prl-
rate Henry, who was shot for stesnns w
order Of Lieutenant Greedy in the Arctic regions cover
ing the period between october 1883. and June 1854
has been made ruoiic. He wrote under date OF MAY
He whistIsr who loudest In his denunclauon oi
tns unfortunate who tempted 10 parion scrap Oh
meat was To day eaugAtn commissary, having broken
open the door. ana was found with about pound OF
bacon in his pocket"
The entry May IL fs: "Cowardy action in 0roely In
wanting to shoot Dr. P slso drew rife Bender Calls
Kisngbury nar and apologies to unlisted men, Four
fsysster y ~ telswtags "yssssasy Suaefbsek and
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
Hair Vigor

Is harmless and sure In its effects. 1t ID
Incompatible as dressing, and Is %.
pecially valuable for the lustrc and rich
ness Of tone 1t imparts to the hair. Il
have found Ayers Hair Vigor highly
satisfactory. As dressing, and for its
cleanliness and freedom froa injurious
effects, 1t Is unexceptionable. It restores
the natural color, stimulates healthy
growth, and renders the hair soft ana
pliable." Mrs. Rsv.) Osro A. Thomas
Nemaha, Kans.
For Sale by all DruggistsL
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PACIFIC COAST.


The Elafi - BaIhsasie.
sAS FRAScrsno. May le.-Tbe eonfrar,
Ter raising the cspsszsi ship Earl .,
Dalho1sse has been les 20 the Cnisr
ifs1 works OF this city for 80 900 ard
nne % Whttelsw, a. stated. Ihe Isf.sr',
sd Was $4,000.
Riafireaa Mess
PoEIIAzp. Oregon, Nav IA suecial
TO tbs -Neacs tJnichs from y 5rtk Yakima
says all tie engineers and eight hundrsd
men have bsen DISCHARGED from tbe Cas-.
esde branch Of the Northern Pacifr
Railroad. II IL not known whethar uer
uzansntiy or temporarily.
IoDofroE the new railroad Law rsou.
lssing fares goes into effect 10 DRAGON
The rate h fCEor cents mile.
sestsnerd fer Rkxamy.
sAS FRAxCfsoo. May Is.-Nrs. Pan
line kr1se, convicted Of bieamy. was
today senEeglced 20 San QusnsIn Re,
three years, and to pay q fne Of x5oo
The Coort observed. IN passing iudg-
ment, that the circumstances Of the
case, - far from being mitigating, were
aeErav atinQ N eharastAr. The second
marriage vas deliberately esncoesesd to
obtain the Rrooms coin.
weather indications.
SAN FRAN,rsoo, May i6.-For the
North, Middle and South Pacific, fair.
shipping Intelligence.
San Francisco. Mar l6.--Arrived-
Steamer Wellington, from Departure
Bay; steamer San Pedro, from Tasona
steam Olympisn, from Port Toxnsend
bark Fl Dorado. from Tacoma.
PoKT IozfszESD, May l6.-Arrived-
Bark Elslnore, from San Francisco.
PosT DIsoovKET, May IT, Sailed
Schooner La Gironde.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-17

vance % 81 IN Cnion Pasise. ga in
Louisville and NashviIls. ~ in Mar
haitian consolidated and IA IN csnsoIi-
dated Galveston Gsz Tork Central i
d0vn 2. Lake Shore ia. and DeIsSare
and hndson z1l per cent
sRswden wins.
kEv foKK, Nsy Ig.-Suoxdau Won
the roller stating match. scoring lIss
miles In six days.
sailed tor Earope
VIM. II. Vanderhilt, accommodated hy
hiH son, Geo. W. Vanderbilt. and Ur.
W. MeLsne. sailed for Europe this
morniaG. Vanderbilt said be expsesed
70 Be home again IN thres weeks from
to'tay. He ~ taking the voyage for his
health. and says he has no bnsiness pur-
pose Ia view
Sesada Gsme.
Emma Nevada, tbs sonQstr=.a. ACCOM-
panied BY Drs- Wixozn and Palmer.
sailed for England this morning.
Merses for 0Fegan.
NEw YoEK. May Is.-The steamer
Denmark arrived today from Locdou.
She has on board l0s blooded horsss,
Which viii Be shipped 70 Oregon. They
belong TO Mr.. Hsvitt.
AassseF Hssmsn In Tres bIe.
sALT LAKE.. May ls.-Job Pingree waa
arrested today a. Ogden, for unlawful
CONSULTATION, and vas held By the Con-
mission er in <15oO bonds.