Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-31
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Ftre "a ChfeaGs.
,~,,-.o, Msroh s3.-T'he b1iidinS &C.
o,,ris-s Nv ths National Pnntlns 80
~ E,adner, Smith a Co. burned thIs
..-srrino. TIE printing sotnpany -
III yennb kI60, 600 insurance. lI4'eD.
Ersdner. smith 4 Cos loss Il stVo!N"'
fully Insured.
Ro~rox. March a1.-Bark SOnntsR o.
Rostou. frosz ChtttaRoDs SoTsm Per -, -
,rsth irte hutts, arrived today. 0n -
csrot,sr "A Andres i3odsniaEl, tne snsp
carDer,tar. died Of GholsfA after 80 ~. ~
n@,,s al Ave DAYS, and on Deeenoer 21sn
Rr,it peserAau. seaman. died tToh tlS
.s,na disease after fourteen hours sl1k
- The hoard of Health has oFo1fso
a., ha,k from the wharf into the sifsat-
snd great excitement pFeEails-
on wall street.
Nm yoKk. March 3D.--tioveEnnents
.n,,,;n.s oaiet and strong, farther
esin az & for So being rsgistsrso.
9tbsrs were unchanged. kaiigaFs
1,Sst and about steady fof everything
sTTsnt Eris railroads which we're heavy
an nre~sure 30 sell Stocks were very
Ann ali day and developed nCtn'nR 81
snseisI interest except q weakness 10
vsuderbilts. The total sales Ters only
IA 40 zhares. tbs smallest business done
sinee March 18th. Prices AZ the open
Srere u 70 Y lover tnan at the close on
Saturday exoept l.saka~anna WHOM
sh1,wed A slight gain. aud from thAt
tiU,e untiI the afternoon. ghe general
la vaa feAturelcss. In the latter part
~ the last hour prices yielded 8 rae
tion- ghich vas checked At tbe close
leaving final quotations within = 10 a
of the lowest prices OF the day.
The stsrk List
Nxw Yonx, March 3O.---United states
gs, lOlsz; ti<1s, lI2i,; "a, iZessi faci3o
6'a. III, American kxprsss 81 OanA'iA
Paasifie 985<. Canada Southern ~ Cse-
trail Pacific 30j< BUrlinR.onlZl 4, Laeaa-
wa,ana los. beaver d. klo Gfsnos lV'is,
Erie u. Hannibal 4 ~. doc ~, kaffs.4s
4 Texas III, Lake Shore 5511 Louis
vile A Nashville 30ti, Michigan Centrh
10. Northern PsaGae l7%, Northern
Pacific preferred 3954. Northwestern
s3I1, New York Central va oregon
Hallway and Navigation Oh. OreRou
Tr,nsoontinentsl ls.s. Oreeon Improve
mant -, Pacific Mail BIZ, Panama 30
Rosk Island 1924. tst. Paul 699s, Texas
Pasifie III, Union Pacific 4554, United
states Rxpre,a 81, Wells Fargo lO5'
Western Union 81.
ssminAtisns.
WAsHrEoros, Marsh 30.--Cousul Gen
sraIs az the United States; Thomas W..
Waller. OF Connections 81 London /;
Frederick Paine, Of Maryland, at BcF-
lin. Ministers Resilient Of the United
States; 4. Bell, Jr., If Rhode Island,
% the Netherlands Kufus Magee, of
Indiana, 20 Sweden and Norway. Min
listers Resident and Consuls General OF
tbe United States; Edward Parke Cus-
tIs Lewis, Of New Jersey, TO Portugal !;
Raamus Is. Anderson, OF Wisconsin, 10
Denmark. Consuls Of the United
States. A. Haller 0i'oss, Of Pennsylva-
MIA, 10 Athens, Greece; Evan Il. Howell.
OF Georgia, to Manchester, England.
Euvoys Extraordinary and Ministers
Pienipotsntiary Of the United States :
Thomas J. Jarvis, Of North Carolina, 60
Brazil Alexander h. 1.auton, Of Geor.
gia, 10 Russia Anthony M. Kelly, Of
Virginia, 20 Italy. Minister Resident
of the United States George w. Mer-
rill, Of Nevada, 10 Hawaii. Consul
General of the United States: Edmund
Jnasen, of Illinois. b Vienna. Brown,
Shipley & Co., of London, England.
spsnial FISCAL agents for the Navy De-
parement Alexander MeCue, OF New
York, Solicitor Of tbs Treasury; Joseph
l.. Johnston, Of Virginia, Commissioner
Of Railroads; Lewis Mullen, Of New
York, Appraiser for the District OF New
York City Captain VIM. j. Volkman,
Fifth Cavalry. Major aud Assistant Ad-
iutant General; Captain George H. Bar
ton, Twenty hrst Infantry, Major and
Inspector General.
There we're also EumbeT Of appoint
msrlta to minor post offices and revenue
collectorships in Indiana, Texas, Ohio
and the nonth.
JuEsau Of Illinois. who was appointed
Consul General at Vienna, 10 a brother
in-lav of Carl Sehur7.