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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-29

spsse pssvt6ed- Il ID Drouahis soxus
ssotaTfanean ap&zsEssz1s vii De grsstsd
% fEe s1os<ttorsoo Of arehi1setrral for
sarsa terraces. whieh viii be utilized for
Toe storage Of books- Dsviess ok this
Kind. Wills s1orain2 Temporary relief,
are the DeresE aaksshift. Tke library
las more than twice o1tsrown is
original accommodates. II ooutsias
nearty 6o5.oU bonn1 volumes, go o0D
pieces OF naslc, 10 900 pamphlets and
Izs.op specimens Of tbs grapnie ART.
Reduced keyemue.
WLsHUGTos. Nay E-CoIlections of
Internal RsEsnns for the hrss ten
Gn01fhs OF the fiscal year. sadinR June
5Bkh, 1875, a. eJmpzssd wIth collseslons
darinG tie corresponding period Of the
nseal year ending June A0Eh, l8s4. wers
As follows: froa spaits. f1ss4l &ss.-
l04.I4a. (l5ssf SIS 1885; decrease.
xos1esEos from tobsccs. tIss4 an
$3.50. tlso5l <2i,4i753S; fnorease,
Fol.tA from ferBented tlQaors. 1884
yl4.xzI6c, 1855 4.3s3, T35; increase,
noSao' from u1iseellaneo0s. 1854
f3ls.sss, tlessl -, 500; decrease. xze.-
oSAs aggregate Feoslpss gise4l &99 Az
~. llseS) ~, ia, al; decrease, $71s7,
CSC. ARRfe9ats reoespss for April, Iss5,
sere $l,l4l So less than during the
satize period Of ls54-
viI4s sasfzans Gresham.
WAzHTxoros, May 2S.-Astorneys for
esrtain p0sImasters have eousiairsd
20 PostmAsteT-Ge1srsi Villas tsat the
construction placed upoa the act Of
March Cd, 1873. providing for the read
IGstmeut Of salaries Of postu sssers of
the third and fourth Glasses vas arbi-
trary and extremely eniuss to possnas
ters IN whose behalf the act vas passed.
Assistant Attorney General BRYANT. of
the Postofio~ Departments, has carefully
SLAMMED the complicated statutes
bearing on this snbject. snd as the re-
suit Of his report the PossmasteT. Gen
ersi has dectded that while the
material construction 10 nos fres from
uoubs. and he Ii not absolutely sure that
the construction Of Postmaster General
Gresham was right in the premises, yet
the rule having been followed for two
years, and something over 800, 600 hav-
ing bsen appropriated BY Congress for
the payment Of salaries on that basis,
be does not deem it proper on the
strength Of his own individual opinion,
even II Il we're adverse, to change that
ruling. The remedy Of claimants was
through the courts or by additional
congressional enactment.
win fake ner.
VICTORIA, May B.-Captain Holmes
will take command Of the steamer
UTasiiIa. and will take her 20 San Fran
CISCO. The Unssiila was sunk in Es-
animalt haroor. and vas afserward
RAISED by the Eogiish underwriters.
The owners refused to accept the YES
sci, alleging total ioss, bat it in nov un-
derstood thst they have agreed to take
her back.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-29
SHERIFFS SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT HOLD
Il taz teFme Of seattle
40. s2se-Joha g. kirauflgsuh phalnsiR
~ Charles Fsneeka. defeadasl
Under aad By vtrtaa % IN isr1nF az Aala.
l2saed oct of the above r&aTlss6 Csart N
the above anfi1ie4 acaion. dated kAa SEA
cay o. MAJ. t2a& and b me 6rsntmA
and delivered. l have duty bswsxA mpoa
the propsfty oa@GribusA IN sai4 aaxaNr a.
sAle and ~ fuli8wA % wit:
Lots oae ~ and two On hsNk ten fHaa.
u kdea eddtkian 20 tAs city a. snmi1ia.
Notice b thsrsfars fsrshy atvsn that en-
sasarsay. sAs ssA nag q 4uss. asss.
Al the hour ef II oseapek d illss fuswasou
q sNsd day. In frszna nf zhs Coat Wnslam
eess, u tha CITY q ssatxAA sing Csunfy.
WnHhinGton Territory. I VIII IN ahsdt~
ence 70 aid order of nasa. SAD the ehave
desert bed property af pnhlin asnslon %
ths highest AddeF for cash.
l,aisd ~ ss&sfis. tAs oh d&y ct MAs
Hly7 J.H. McGRAw. sAsxaR,
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OLxmFxA, wAzMzHwross 7snnxrsnsF.
NOTICE n EKKKnT 01v1n6 TMRf. I'm
~ eozEi.anns VITA iAs psxsrantcns ~ "a
As % CsmsTrsm niBxysse Sums q l8f9. ana.
iasG @An Act fur ms s6ia u fiiAasH LaE6s n
~ stssss Of oalifusnzA. 0ssxus. Msvsd1 -
M.ahsnxtaA fsFTfi1xy.- &04a RULgkE. Il
skasi1 egunsy. WsdAanefNn xsrriinxf. lsae ah}e
ezy nlea IN thta afElos nn egpGsmaa1m - -.
e2ass t1s y % M u. Nh u e. ne 4 kn6
- \ 81 ~ q % ssasion ID. IL IN astwF~
cap % = nosth- rugs Ma s,sam es Chs WI.
kaDsse1s MxtA1am.
Prss Il supgnr ss sxld sypihMilen ,stn b
msie h&fass ths Gefk sa tbs lsnrses 0ztwR
= sn1semlsA clsy, 8nahsnmaxA smmnf3. q. r.
saiI J. tnE, "a esetseA p On.
Any En4 al p~rsuns eiAem1ms s6rasswlF Gks
nd 4As4ribed i&n4. or &ny paffa1n fks1apf.
- n&rshy f~TusF~d 10 4is EbGaif ulalms il zkks
sz.cs wathlz saxxy ZOO G3gs hmsE daae hwsnf
98yen ns4sr my Asn4, A my tfBee. III Qayns,
pc, y. 2. tAss sszh eng "a ApFsi, A d. lME
SuHA r. 80WtEE
$3.50 neNteasx ef % Hand s1AcM
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Ohio

The Knapp, Stout & Company's big
mill at Menononie in enc day, recently,
sawed 4O6, 600 feet of lurnber, and on the
same day the steam uailA sawed $500,
making total Of SIT 900 feet. This is
not curtailing the cut to any great ex-
tent.
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Or. PraxieF,s Throat and kuns
RAlsam

Drs Fr&kteFss Throat and kung
10 the greatest remedy In the world for
COughs, Colds. Sore Throat, Influenza,
Quincy, Iaryneisis, Group, Hoarseness,
bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh and Whoop
ing CoaRh, and all diseases of the throat
and lungs. 1t performs wonders In 70
heving Consumption. Ii strengthens
the iunRs and instantly allsys all irrita
ton Of the throat.
CLEVELAND, Ohio.
DR.. Frtzier-Dear Sur: was trou-
bled for about three months during the
last summ,r and fall with bronchitis
and bad cough. After trying several
remedies without finding any relief,
used your Throat and Lung Balsam, and
found immediate relief. On retiring at
night ii gate me undistarbed rest, and
after using the medicine three weeks /
found myself cured. Rky. E. MUTE.
DR.. Frazier's Throat and Lung Bal
sam allays all irritation of the throat,
penetrates and heals tho lungs and as
sists nature BY expeetoration 10 throw
eff the corruption. Sold by druggists
everywhere at 70 cents bottle. Frazier
Medicine Co. proprletors, Cleveland, o.
Sold By A. b. Stewart. Seattle.
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The Naval ManeaveFs.

During The British naval msneuvers
OF Portland. England. and 10 BAntry
Bay, Ireland, Admiral Horribly will be
10 chief Command of the feet. The
ffseen irsnclsds which take part in the
demonstrations, will have sealed orders
fog service In foreign station. in order
ts be prepared for any evensuality.
Shoaid an occasion arise for the de-
paFtars Of Admiral Hornby's hset 70 q
foreign station. be will be relieved Of
his present command at Portsmouth.
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WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD CHAR
n actar and Industrious hahEfz. who 10
willing b wsrk fi'um ~ q M. TIL go ..
m- - WAITED Immediately. Address
-Ch&rscsar. city r. o. sac
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

II TEE DISTRICT coUIsr HoLDxRa
IL terms n 8satx1a
Ne. 49, wesssss BseA d o., plslaiiaa ".
ClAas q Harms. asfeadssnaa.
unAsr sn1 " vlrsns oe an ssaemsiaa lsEsasa
cut tos 81 ~ namei eeaa, In GAa ahoss
snsltied Rcsiaa. dared tho isi a.v 81 MAJ.
lssS. asd % mo direSaed and dslivsf~d. ksve
day lsvsea apcn IN foliowinR asserzfed rsal
pr0perty. g. VII.
L.ots an fel, ssvsn "a. sigAa fm, nina n,
sna Zen tiol. 10 b ek Aiss-nns iBii, "a Yss-
less seeend sappssmenhA eA31itea % tAs slEr
% se&saAs. King coansy, Waakaagtan z1xxs.
tasy.
Hsssss b thsrsfsss A@,shg green sAa sa
saa.raay. sAe Gan ll~y a ssns. asss.
A ths hour Of s'clecs .. .. sf sssd kn,. An
frssst 81 the 0anrs Hsnse ADnss d ina Csss a
sezntis. klng osnnty, sfurNsAlA, wan asli a
TIE riEht. s1ris and fxsssssss af ns1 ansnsna asR
% ssshsE q thsm, IN era 10 ssAa real prsp-
ssty. :. puelie aacsisa 70 fhs aisEAsss hsAasR
fos eaaA
Ds.sa q sssszis. tAs en- Gag ~ msx Na8
mJs J. n. MoailAW. sfsEiE
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For Sale.

FRESH cow; PRICE 81 Ap-
n ply 70 DR. J. c. KELLOGG. near The
NortA School Hox1Sa. mY8
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TIE Lynw0oa tAnnexy. a. Caakiing.
vile. n. r.. haa been ahliRed % eesss
epexastaas On aezssnf ef n lack ef hszD-
/ ga bark Il w4s haits II ISL. Dax
sne shs So PEARS II tks opnrasiaa Il u 80
IN aassd aAsa q hzs eeHszine6 tbs kans-
lssek snrk % n GO acres.
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House co Let.

A SPLENDID HOUSE,. CENTRALLY
n iocaaeG. AIpfg %
mAs a. q. pHINSKY q ca
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Boat Lost on Stolen.

A WHITEHALL BOAT, 10 FEET
n long, fsct beam painted white cut
side. with q greeA water lima yellow IN
sids ana green npor marked No. 9 90
each side az Doe and stern. two pairs Of
oars and sail.
A reward Of 81 for the safe return Of
boat oars and sail 10 SEA tic Boat House.
myx3 ECDLONa BROS.
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DIAMOND
VENTILATOR
sulieisss, scheels. Churches Hospitals,
0wsliiass Steamers, Passages.
Sleeping and asirissrasss. Cara.
Fsrfses vensilasisa waaransesa
whsr~ver vsAaBafion No
Required.

Architects and builders unite In sayfnx
eur Nos. and & for bed room and once
@ the window.
our vsnsilAtor On any sizel, when
placed throagh wall wkndow s&ak. O.
Q weo4en bar under sAsh admits O CON
ssanf supply Of fresh air under perfect
control without drzaRhts; any desired
temperature can be mAintainsd In any
apartment Ne once Or eAeepinx room
should be without if ~ &c stsps burglars.
exciu0ea rain ana dust. and kesps the
aparfBent constantly freah without rails
ing the wind0wA Being haavisy plated
In nickel ls IL very ornamental whnn d
place. The handles serve 70 Regulate
venttlator. also 10 raise and lower the
window.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-29

Dsxvxa. Mag ss.--CeL ID. @. DODGE
Of Denvsr. tho widely known Fallroaa
manager. has Aeoepssd the Vice Press
d~ney aud 0enerAl ManassrsAIp OF ths
MexAeAn NssionAl Railroad Csmp&ny,
anA LET'S today for the CITY Of Mexico
% assanss the dnties of the position.
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Il Iesfs sst full attendance at thu
szalast saesiine toi1y. ineaadsnR score.
- A.aSaazi who has partially recasersd
- rs rsce0a tlsmea& Tea Qaessiem
y sasnassilla0 esntiasAtiesa Of the
Mestdt kN,nsisicn ne New 0iasans was
sNsts eaaaisiefed. The result IL shown
n : ssisetaa.a seat By the Pspsidens 70
" ssastef 0sllsun LATER in tha day. ~
Msas1 Ne tnilowiaig 10 = copy "faa
sssaan % reopenAng tbs tsxposisiun
49, $50 ei0ssdsreA BY she oahAnes.
Y. 49, 10y srs anaai1nssusty of the opkaien
49, sasfa " Nc warrant 81 tsw foF 10.
49, saaf y wonla be taaxrsdieut On
AAeF Rfonnis&.e
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win fake ner.
FOREIGN.


ToROaro. May 8.-Wsrd has been
received that General Booth OF the Sal
Walton Army will arrive here in july.
he has ordered the Toronto detachment
TO form q brigade for service In the
Northwest against the Indians.
The Empersr's Gilaess.
PANS. May 2S.-lt is reported here
that the Emperor William is more &C.
riously Ill than has been admitted OH
eially. Tne doctors 10 attendance are
said TO be quite uneasy.
The Display Of Rmbiems.
La consequence of reports received
from the projects Of the various prov
iHces of the Republic, the government
decides to introduce into the Chambers
a bill for the prohibition of the display
ans where in France of any emblens
except the national tricolor and the REQ
oanized flags of foreign nations.
The sick Emperor.
BERLIN, May 2s.-The Emperor ia
somewhat worss this morning. The in
tessinal trouble became mere serious
yesterday afternoon and the Emperor
passed q restless night. The imperial
family vas summoned from Potsdsm.
noon announces that since the last bull
several hours much needed repose and
that his condition 10 greatly improved.
A Breakfast % stanley.
LONDON, May 23.-The Baptist Mis-
sionary Society gave q breakfast today
10 Stanley, the African explorer. In
an address Stanley was thanked for
opening up the way TO the Christianiza
ton of Africa, and for helping the mis-
sionaries TO secure stations, and 10 ex-
tend the influence Of their teachings.
Stanley, in his reply, said he was glad
TO have had an opportunity of helping
the missionaries, and OF obtaining In
return their help Be- teach the natives.
Formerly he Ill understood the mission
aries However, since be had seen Liv-
ingstone, be recognized in him type of
noble and spiritual manhood. The real
work of the missionary was hard. his
privatioRs were great. his worldly re-
yard vas small. In conclusion, Stan
ley expressed q hope that she Congo
country would soon be well supplied
with missionaries, aud urged that the
society be very careful about the kind
of men they sent out as missionaries TO
Africa. "Do not" be said, s'send
young men without first having taught
them that practical life is necessary to
success, the same Is you teach chill
dren. Yoa wish them to live long.
Dead missionaries ara Of co more value
than other dead men. Gordon dead 10
valueiesa. II he had lived, she eivilixa-
ton Of the So1aan. which received It's
death blow IA Gosdon's murder, would
have been dswning. and you woal3 have
ssen the summer Of civilization dawn
ing In the interior Of Africa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-29
JOHN d. AVER Manager.
Voice Culture

Mr. q q. YOUNG WILL GIVE M
His mefhe1 d that a6opssd b. he mast
accnnsp Mhed pTuf1asarz In the East.
Terms HlaEie as@s9na. ~; IN elass ~
frur, sacs azch papzl--uns hour. Chil1rea
e The schoalA In Glasses 81 twelve. xSe
eAcA-
ing 10 efng In ehskr IN coasf1aratlmz e
grNEnissua lzxsrnsxa1n In raa4tnE mnSsc
Bears - n o. -. - - 5 and - %
Rsa.z II. yssis.I4ssy buisaazs. . I'm
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MxsRi.Asia. O.. May - --Sommers.
seef q ths Cleveland Baseball Clah.
= sa epasacsisa N tAa roltep Csazt to-day
- aAsasa BAH % Sunday. TIE ease
- - tskaii 10 higher eaurl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-29

Yousa NaruRAEIsrs's BorAxr.-The
department of botany in the Youns
Naauralisss's Association, is being de-
seioped thin season. Yesterday the eura
Tor received frcm his San Francisco
correspondent 50 specimens Of weeds IN
the rough. TAis collection consists Of
l6 pieces FROM Cslifornia. IL from Aus
tralia and New 2sAland. 5 from Mexico,
3 from Earops. 10 from Eastern AzeTi-
en-. from Central Amsrios. aud from
disfarens parts Of the world 80 Japan.
Afgin& and the sandwich fsiAnda As
soCu a. 81 these specimens can be re-
daced b The cabinet size they will be
pat with the regular collee4ion Of the
Young Natnraii3tsI A spesimea Of Rsr-
ksrris sgstJsslzaA wss received aariaS
TIA seek from skagis Rives. Is 10
speeies of Oregon grape. Ths small
ecmmsn apeeiss f0and In ell COR woods
Il RsrAerris nasraosa. hos this speeimen
wa over twenty FEED high and the ssalk
IL ahses iiaches in dianaetef. The soei-
ely also received frsaa San Francisco .
specioen Of eorai eangiomsrase. duo
for them from the foasdssion Of an Old
haildine. The rocks we're Imported
from HAw ii IN ists Tor bGiidinz par
pessa.
Meshers do yea kno1 that tosaeao IN
yuar fanilies may poison yon, year
children, and yoar posfsrifys Men Of
sease sA.f httls about IL ~ . nuisance.
They 30 deeper: they treat it a. rank
posssn, which penstrAie& aesh and blood
and hossss bee smins part and parcel Of
tue marh naktnx hi@ Q lsin4 recepta-
Gle Of the versus p0tz01sd body.
whieh, whetAsr asleep or ssAke.za hose
or ehFsAd, by tnsensihle psesPirAtso1.
paisnns the eomnoa AIR thas 90 breathe.
Tae tollaees esaavia Of year 500 b snzh-
eiens 20 make 4 stage load ct wansn
and childre1 sank wAa are mes assas-
toned 10 IL. Th@ Tobacco soar hash&nd
ussa sarh dsy. made tnsa sea. and gives
10 sszrre II ehilarua wsafd possoa he
whase. ana Ffoaakly lay z,kns q tAsm
de@d
TIE LynwOod tAnnsry. Al uaakiin4.
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Nav YoMi, Nay .b.--Ihe steamship
Ctr Fl ReGis. watch arrived here today,
ssgorts that on May 9th, daring a
asnss foz, ahe collided With and sunk
- Ffsneh fishing bark George 10
kannA, which was lying ct anchor. She
rnssnsd twu Of the crew, bat the re-
sasiu<na - trsfe ioaf.
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PKfxAnELRETA, May a8.--Oow ntssioa-
ere shelby II. Oalsom, Of illInoir, Ar.
thur r. 9er~en. Of MARYLAND, and
Warner Miller, Of Ssw York. the
Cnitssd States Senate OommtsEee on In
tsf-Hsase CoRaaerce. assembled tais
unerninz. Mr.. MINK. representative of
TIE Clyde Sseausshtp Company, read a
long ssstemsns 20 the Committee in
whioA he ssid 10 vas no nnors possible
to Or rates for transportation taan the
pfices Of the mAaafsesarer. he said
DO wss anequtvoeslly opposed 10 re-
batss. and tAoaahs they sh1aid be pro-
hiAited ~ Lac. provided the law was 20
framed thai q horse and cart eoaia mot
be driven through t. By ttas he msAns
10 say Faiiraad eoai4 pay sasrks. CON
misskua and salaries, In order % So
kasiness. He dida's tn.nk federal
lsw setahlishinR uniformity Of rates on
all raads pro rata per miis woasa 60
pFaeaicahla. Tha remainder II The day
wAs spent In bearing ssaseknsass from
disfsfsns Glasses uf sAippers on their
nrtssances. and he remeases they bad
10 suggest.
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= AsMlSal,,s. Mar S. Frssm cerrs-
snse tlAastnitssd BY sha war De
f3fsnzent ~ the Indian Hnrahu. 10 ae-
- sae AIlache outhreah wpas eaossd
washer. The Indians manufactured
- quantities Of '.tiswin.1 and be.
- taaozicai@d. Knowin, punish.
- Moala eelloW this tnfracsion ~
- Nay iahAndaaed the rlsexTAssen
sne wena oli sha wAr path.
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lIbtsasisens Fsfe.

MAsanxixs Nay sS@--Indeithife psss
ssss.ass All reeeayea here af : disas-
49, nse - Me<atana. 10 tlsa ssais. Il
= sslstsa that Tia Business porsion uf
- s4sHs, ilsggsh<F With q hsree Qaan-
y miahef. his bsses DESTROYED.
1sssrk ths hailellaes destroyed w2s tAs
MleesAeA osaes. e. shaa thA slssaIls mr.
= J. = - hid No hxmFsB sie given a
- fsaashAs iaa 90 tniHaxanlsA
$3.50 scni,kAs u b lessnsa fEuss Mad
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TO IsET.

HOUSE WITH rom E0OMA m
u u '--' : s-'''': soa ~ aatIziiszss.
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HeREl Raonx. Pa. May 81 aum-
hsx a persons frozn heFe and PeqSad
drove 70 SNasaffas ersek. and N Q httis
hoe sharoh eszADinsd . sunday school
Cor the heneAt q the oafiasea bax-
Enras, Their frsesds and oshsss. Mrs
a. R4nEara and her thrse chiiarsa
we're prssens. and iosnsd sns sanday
scnnaA
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w1mN1rux, Mag A-kSaf sddie
siasaaI crypeA, unAkins ntne N Ell. hare
racssssas hsea ffsasa 40 oeneath ths 70
tnnsia ~ the Cap6sai. and as zne1 %
I.aArariasn HpoMard for uss ef ne Cas-
xreaEsussAa lhrsry. Ths gross1sa co.
dlsisn q the llAsary hss ne. heweser.
heea. materially henAtfsa, faf the IN
sseMse 10 ths smcauk Of msssftAl re-
aaialn9 shNlf resM es s1aF&Re has mere
shAns kspt pass vita he saaszannAi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-29

$50 Yosll, MAJ E.-"Rs4iler had q
- .ielzs. md 10 feeling vssy vsa this
- said O0ionsl Grant this
...s~eisa. ilns Gsueral went 70 deep
.ss.siv affair 9. m. aud With q few in
- Of ,vAkssniisess slept until Q
s.ss~A ibis rsOruing.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-29

PANS. May 2S.-lt is reported here
that the Emperor william is more se-
riously i'll than has been admitted OH
eially. Toe doctors 10 attendance are
said 10 be quite uneasy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-29
4 u'ssss 10 New TsSk.

Tns Prssitieut will leave Warrington
a. Nv York t0csogrow niRAt. He will
4 sesonp4nied By esssretarteB Whitney
- Rndieaft and Postmaster General
gslsa eDd hg Secretary Lamar, In cass
II ksaath will permit. Tbs party sx
- q rssui.n Sunday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-29

w.mxsr,uz, May H--iseeretarY En-
80 rrssilssut Of the board recently
1919 10 examine sad report upon
- Asfsnzs and Notifications Of the
r-;ssd essisss, has called meeting Of
- aosrd 81 be held At the War Dspaft-
- - lana I'd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-29

ToRoNro. May A.-Wsrd has been
received that General Booth of the Sal
vation Army will arrive here in July.
He has ordered the Toronto detachment
to form q brigade for service In the
Northwest against the Indiana.
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SANITARY Aperepriasssa.

srRIE0FTKLD, lila. May 2S.-The Sem
ate today passsd q plearo-pneomouis
bill, giving SIC, eco towards the sappres.
SION of the oontaQi0n.
a Sew Postmaster 9fawesfeA IN Ne
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. S.-12:30 . Cotton dull; M,AdHns
Uplands 3D. do Mdding Orelns 6is; Sales 5000 baisS
$4,000 bales Intending 30 100 bales AmsrIcsn R1snp
dull Uplands Low Mddng clause January delivery 60
Sd 40 January and February delivery 06ld also *
64d do Febr ~ and March delivery J36td DO March
delivery. 70id also 9Cai; DO May and une delivery
iSas d ysne ana n delivery 4ead do July and
ling Upands, l5.l6d; Low MiddIng Upands L. isds AZ
Good Ordinary Upands l6d. Ordinary Upands sid,
Good Mtdlng Texas. 3-lsd MiadIing Texas l-l6d:
Low Middng Texas, lBd; Good Ordinary Texas I3
.d Ordinary Texas 5ad; Miidlng Olcans Lied. Low
Ordinary Orleans 53d.
2D m-CottOn sales Of day 5000 bslss
American. Futures dull Uplands Low .fiddling clause
January delivery 6O64d sellers DO January and Rebru.
delivery 864d sellers do. February and March dev-
cry 364d value; March and April delivery, 3l0ld
value do April aud May delivery. 17Ud sellers do. May
and June delivery. l06ld buyers do June and July de-
livery 1464d value; do. July and August delivery II
6id sellers do August and September delivery 2004d
sellers.
8 p Cotton-Futmes closed easy, Upands Low Ma.
and February delivery e4d buyers do February and
March delivery o214d buyers do March and April doliy
264d BUYERS; do April and May delivery. 664d.
BUYERS do May and June delivery 0d sellers do June
livery II ed sellers; do August and september delivery
2i-8id.i do. November and December delivery. I'D.
GALVESTON Jan S-Cotton firm; Midd.iag 10 9-18 Low
MSs n hn S Good 70 nss and gross s sscc:ps
stock, S2,24J balcs.
sxvASSAB, Jan. s.-Cotton firm; MIldnS l0as Low
48 bales Exports Coastwse 1888 bales sales 100 baess
stock 7524f bales.
NEwORLKASs. Jan. s.-Cotton quiet MidlIng lOss Low
Mddng 10 s Good primary 9s net receipts 2l5 bales
Coastwise 305s bales; sales, 1000 bales stock 1900
bales