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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03

RECEIVERS SALE
--uF--
SLAUGHTER HOUSES
ICIc FACTORIES.
AT VICTORIA and FORT WORTH, TEX

In pursuance OF the order OF the District
Court of Victoria County, made ON the a0th
day OF May 1919, In canse No, 1923 on tho docket
of said courl, wherein Ayers y Cannon al ala,
are plaintiff, anu the "TONas Continental
Meat Company are dcitndante, ! viii ecll Mt
public auction, hnd ut the tines and places
and upon the tcrna herein named, Tho follow
Ing property, 10 say
81 the c0utt.hO door IN the city OF Fort
Worth, Texas, at II n. ~, standard lime on
the int Tuesday IN November. a. H. 1854.
tho tuiuo hrlug The Ri LAY ~ said month, the
-Nushtu, lousc ana lee Factory OF tho said
defendant, "lhc Texas continental Meat Com.
many Nv fort WORTH TCNHH nnd all the mH0hin.
cry, tools, nppllapcra aud appurtcnanclcn To
the samo belonging, and tho twenty ,scycn and
ne.qnnrter acres ut aud ON which tho same
stands, and Ia said decree described.
IItMs OF SALb-lhirty two thousand dollars
Of tbe purchase money TO be paid cash IN hand,
aud the balance Of said purchase money 10 bu
paid la ak months, and To be secured by tho
note OF tho purchaser bearing Interest from
nun, aud secured by vendors lien on the
said property ana premises,
And AZ tic cunrt house door In tho city OF
Victoria, pcNas, AZ u O'Clock q, m. talHndard
timc), on the second Tuesday ia November,
4 D. lssb, the same being the 10Th day OF said
month, The slaughter House aud leo Factory
uf the said defendant, "The TuNaa Continental
Meat Company" NJ Victoria IeXRh,, aud all
the tpplH, hppli tnccs and nppurtOuAnCl0s TO
the same belonging, hnd The twenty eight
ncrce ui land upon which Tho same stands, and
Va said decree described
TERMS or SAIL one hall Of the purchase
money W HH pau ttfN IN manu- Nuu me re-
maindnf " 20 Dc pAid IN SIX months, no 10 be
secured by tho mote OF the purchaser, bearing
interest from inic ui sale al the rate OF 10 per
cent per nuuum, aud gcUurod by n vendors lien
on said property ana premises
The sale OF thia propcrt ~, IN oach case.
~ 'dc apblrct 20 the approval Of the liEtrict
Cohrt Of Victoria County, anu viii hn reported
tu sAid court At SIS next term, commencing No,
yombcr 18th lhS5, aud no tile VIII bn made 10
thc purchaser unill tie raid sale y conlrIned
by the court. The nndGrslgnod VIII give any
, further information desired 10 all apDiCante.
y. T.. PRlpUAM,
Receiver Texas Continental Meat Company.
Victoria, TcNHs, october ], 1897.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03

Saddles = Raised stamp, California, SO ooa
cOrus, sim tree. u +" 90 43O 90, tied
corus, Austin Of Texas, 10 GOALS eOj full rgs
50al2 80; / rige, black or oiled, 6O@l0 %,
eide eaddles, % W 20 W.
pockets-pockets fOoa2 80; Llama goat &C
as %.
spurs--Eureka. nickel, with straps. 0 rs;
team w6ips. per dor. 8 90 to 10 co. quirts, per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
Cofce.

RIO DE .IANElRo, Nov. 2.-Coiree- Receipts
during the week, 100000 bags; purchases for
the United States, 1000 bags; clearanccs for
the United States, $1,000 bags; stock, 213,OOO
bags.
week, 1900 bags; purchases for the United
states, $4,000 bags; clearances for the United
states, 10000 bags stock, 10000 bags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03

Prints standard prlnts, now stylcs, blc; 81.
lens iancles, 6lc, American, 5lci Arnold, ,3c,
belmont Dos berwick, 4ci Charter OAK 4lc
Conestoga, hlc; pnkirk, 3ic; pnnnell-rlnc'
guards, 6cl Dunnei- satlnCA, 0lci Gloucester,
DE; Hamilton, staple styles, 6lc, llartol, hlc;
Loal iAe; Manchofier, blc; Pacific olci south
dnish, $40; Windsor 5le, Fancy pinks, 5icl
slater solids, hic; Peabody solids, Slci BcIlln
solids, ,5lG Durham solids, 49,
Victoria black, 4lc; Steel River chink, Gle,
Heavy Brown Shtot!ng--Auantir 4 -, ole;
Albany \ 4 "A, &c; Atlantic a -, Get CIR
ton . & g 4 4, Go, Lawrence I. l. "a, 5lc; Hut.
lind a., Gle, Glendale \ A I 4, BlCi Enter
prise Il AZ, 5lci rAm OShanter 4, Alc,
Chapman \ a., Sc, Belfast Il -, 5ici ltorn
Valley a., 7ci First Prize "a, eyes Argyle ~
Wilde Brown shcetinR Lowell, 1874 lsci
Pembroke, 1914 l0c, Monudnork. 1914 lSlci Ian.
caster. l0'i lsc, Peppcroll, l04slci Bosion, 10
23c; lockwood, lQ.4 2alc.
wide Blcachod shoeting-lOl Boston, 25c'
lO.A Pepporcl, 23c, 1914 Pembroke, 2Oc, 1904
Monudnork, lglci 1914 Lowell, 1870; 1914 Lock
wood, 2ici % QuinnoDarry, 9ci o. Pembroke
l2ic.
tolorcd pucks-rontaup u, SIC; Boston on,
l0ic Everett II. ID. lie; PntuNept, 10 on, l2lc
laglc bruwn,i lie Warren Minis, lllc.
riokngs- Amork oag 4 9 a, l2o hrasapha ~
r. Cornwall -, sic; Whitcnton 800, l2c. Glen
Riddle, &c, Lewiston, Sc inch, lllc, Ocean, ale
Hickory Stripes Extra stout blue aud brown
g{c; Mechanic, blue, Gic; JGwgtt City, 70; Rock
River, blue and brown, Sc Eagle, blue, dioi
Uncasyllle 4, hlC; Columbian, SIC.
Glnghams--Iopbyr0 DC; Pinnket 7sci Glasgow
fancics leo; Glasgow dress styles
scotch lookfold sici York check 7lc ,Slntcryllle
checks 7lc Nubian drets styles elc Argyle
stuplcs lie; Bates fanclcs SCI L0chlOmoud &C.
Linsoy b-Cumberlaud, lllc, Calumet Zoe;
Fair Play l3c, Imperial, lie; Geneva, lic
hdratic, l2!c Bradford, l2lc; Clifton, Sci
Windsor, DC.
ans-kuyyor, Scr Ahbottsiord, llci Icle
graph, l3c; Covingt0n, lici Polhrls l1lci
lIoosicr, l5ci Imperial, lsci bennington, islc
mcrican, zoe; silver Peak 2bo; Olandi 2ic
NHs DOesEn, 90, Great southern We; Hum
go. CnMunlNll DnNAlln. ADC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03

10 20 35ci rope, q bags, do cotton, $50 Herring,
imported, 20 per kCg. ilnisins, layer, 90,
Cldor, crab apdlc, 90ci Missouri, zoe, Nncgar
IL to 20c Concentrated lyc, as to 4 90. Juge,
glazed, lie per Eal. Crooks, glazed, loo per
gal. Dried peaches, 10 Ice. Indigo, 16c n. Bue.
Ing S0cdSl 90 dozen. Coloman's mustard 81 50
d5 30 dozen. MaccarOnl, imported, l5c u
Americana ioO box Buckets, two hoops, " W
dozen; well buckete 81 90 dozen, RroOms ~ "a
az % dozen. brilliant oil, bhls, lie. Eunion
do, &c; do, 30 cusos, So 00 brilliant, 20 eases
- 40; do, ~ cases, 50 81. Kgking powders
bulk, sole. 10 cans 81 Jo@2 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03

whlsky-Rectldcd 81 loal 20. as per proof
gour mach, two year old, 81 GDal 20, three
- OJab %.
Wincs-Clnfet, case "a b0al0 90, Ms per quail.
ity cltaWba per gallon, 9OcmYl 90; port 81 2Oa
%; sherry, per gallon, 81 20a3 o., Madeira,
per gallon, 81 Upoa %; white wlnG In case, u W
0iOG0.
Alc--stOcls ale, per dozen, - az %; port
per dozen, q OJa3 20.
CigRrs-D0mostic SO OOas5 90; Key West,
$50 00aitQ W, Imported, $50 O00l60 w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03

Catsle--Receipts rou, ehipmcnts iQOO. dull
aud weak Tor everything excepting the hest
native shipping steers, 8 Dos %. but cxira
would bring 50 la95 90. native batehcrs' steers,
s o0at %, mixed let's % buiohcrlng stock
= oVaS - stockers aud feeders. = .5as sOi
TEXANS, 81 25a3 -.
ilogs-lecelpls 800; active and higher.
packing, 80 1903 oS.
sheep-liecClpts, 200, shipments, 200: very
scarce and quier extremes range 81 1893 sS
Offered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03

NEW ORLEANS, Ia, NOV. 2.--Colton-spot
closed quiet.
sales $3.50 baes.
Low ordinary. Glci ordinary, lie; good Ord'
nary, SIC; low middlinE. hlc, middllng, 20
good midding, 0 lGc; middliBg fair lOci
fair, l0ic.
Futures opened easy. ruled steady, closing
barely steady, g too points higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03

quiet, rather easier, lie lOwcri ordinary I lbi
good ordinary (; low mlddlng 81 middling
uplaDds y 10 middling ll6.
Total sales, 500; American, 6iO0 Imports,
1900. American, 5000,
Futures closed quiet but steady, generally
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
Galveston.

Galveston.
GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. 2,-coitop-spot
quiet
sales 1910 bales
Exports 1855 bales.
SHIPMENTS cOastwisc a9iG bales.
stock 90, $3.50 bales.
Ordinary s. l6c; good ordinary S.ltci low
middllng 9.l6c; middiing SCI good mludNng
gie mlddling fair 9sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, LIVE ST ooH
Kansas City

PRODUCE.
KANsAs CITY, Nov. 2.--Whcat-tlulct; cash,
AZ bid; December, re; May, sN5G olc.,
Corn3Quiet; cash, Este year, 2Gc bid May,
2Sc bid.
Oats-Nomnal; 22c ask.
LIVE STOCK,
Live Stock Indicator reports,
Cattle-Receipts 4s27i shipments, PIP; irm
but quiet; exporters, 50 05a5 20 good to cholSe
shipping, s. 75d6 00i common 10 meuiuiu, y ~
al 70: stockers and feeders, - s5a3 V1i COWS,
81 O0a2 so grass Texas steers, y 5OG3 20.
Hogs-Rcceipts, 1851; weak aud DC lower AZ
50 hos 40 ,,t, .
mir TO good nuttons, g 5Od3 90, common To
medium 81 5Jd2 -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03

SS-Remil by Postal. Note, Express, MONEY
Order, Now York Exchange or Drnft on New
Orleans. Letters with currency Invariably by
express. I'VE pay express chnrgee on all Gums
OF 81 OF npWaTds) Addressed.
M. A. DAUPHIA, New Orleans, La,
Address registered lettera and make pcst
once money orders payable 10
NEW OHLEANk NATIONAL RANK,
TScw OTleans, La
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
Now YnrIt.

duh.
Ordinary . lGc good ordinary s9-iGc; low
middllng gj.l6c; middling ll.lBC, good
middlng lOc; middllng fair l0lc.
Sales 32l bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03

W. y d. WT7IITTT7 ~ w
candidate. Barr opan|
Prohibition llchel, aud i
..--A- 49, 1 ..-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03

I4IFtTpOOI'
LIVERPOOL, Nov e.-cotion = Spot closed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
COTTON MARKETS.
Recclpts NJ In unIlcd stnte. rorl..

TITUS This This Last
PORTS day. week season. season
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-06
one MORE UNFoRUrNATE
a Young Lady Dissppears and Leave,
Letter Detailing Her wrenxA-

ketter Detailing Ber WrOnGA-
On Saturday, August 18th, a young
woman. probably 20 years of age, came
to the Occidental Hotel and registered
as Nellie MeNiel, Portland. Oregon. She
was very plain, quiet, unsssanine
person. of rather a modest and retiring
manner. Nothing was known concern
ing her, except that she told one of the
employees Of the house that she had
been in Providence Hospital az a county
charge. She remained at the ho;e Ell
until last Friday morning. The last
seen Of her was at breakfast.
Friday evening Thomas Taylor, a
ship carpenter, who works in A. Aliens
ship yard, while returning from his
work noticed some articles lying by the
side of the road near the beach, and on
picking them mp found pair Of lady's
gloves, q key and letter. Attached to
the key was q note which read as fol-
lows: The fiRder will please retarn
this key to the Occidental HOTEL Mr..
Taylor returned the key, and it was
identified as the key to the room ocsu-
pied by Nellie McNiel. Mr.. Taylor took
the letter home, and opened and read
it. The epistle was quite lengthy,
written in rather poor hand, and set
forth the following:
my name is Nellie McNiel. ! have
always lived an upright, respectable life.
l was induced TO come to the Sound by
Morgan o Brien, Who promised to marry
me. have been seduced and betrayed,
and before this letter is found / shall
have made way with myself"
No further particulars conld be
learned. but it 10 generally supposed
that the young lady has committed sal
eide. Morgan OBrisn lives on White
River, and last evening Lyle Stewart
started up the river to notify him
Of what had happened.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-06

The following story 10 from Sacra-
meuto journal: a party Of Sanra-
ueutans returned home last evening
from q trip TO the mountains, bringing
With them two deerskins, one wildcat
skin and fec other trophies, including
two te-Antalas-dsad ones. They bad
q little incident attending the trans
portation Of these specimens which 90
easioned considerable alafEi. Il CO.
CURED in Cache Greek Canyon. as they
we're returning home. The tarantaias,
for lack Of better receptacle, we're in
closed in q cigar bex when caught,
about ten days previoos, and this box,
carefully tied up. vas deposited beneath
the seat Of the vehicle.
while they we're jolting through the
canyon the seat dipped. and the too
men occupyine il found themselves
dropped saddsuly into the bottom of
the wagon. One Of them struck the
cigar boz, crushing 10. and immediately
felt that something had hart him. A
glance showed him that he vas resting
90 the tarsrtulas; and. With o yell of
I'm ssuna, I'm sf1ne. be jumped from
the wagon, and dashine bis hands be
hind him. a. thoueh DESTROYS of lifting
himself out of his boots. he bounced
wildly along the road. then turning
made for the wagon, shootina TO his
amazed and alarmed cempasious
swhlsky. quick, rm dying, Why don't
you hurryr The other three men
there we're four in the psrtv-feAoasd
simultaneously fss the demijohn, broke
OF the cork IN their haste TO
puIl IL ouf. and In their efforts to
knock Of the neck Of the derijshn
20 save time. broke the entire
concern. aud nearly all the contents
we're lost. About . pint Of the liquid
vas sAved, however, and Without saying
% much - Here's lack.' the party
thai vas tittea swallowed ID. Soon he
began 10 feel better. and evsutoaliy felt
% remarkAhly vssi that 10 Vas evident
sess the poison asd been forced 10 soc
eumh. Then the vork OF ssrai1htsnina
up the contents Of the wagon ecm-
meneed, and the tAfAnscla box Vas
eAssfully lifted out and examined, vben
bshoid, the bug we're foaad perfectly
lifelea. ard % dry and ssi6 that 10 vAs
evident that sbsy bad BEEN dead moro
than twenty -foof houFs. While . couple
Of tscks is ths broken cover Of the bal
souvsyed . very good hint a. 10 the ns-
tare Of TIE iaissy witch he bold hunter
IA snGssud-s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-06
BAsEBALL.

The novelty of three games in one
day was Witnessed August 18th, in Ma
con, Georgia, In order to play of some
postponed games. Two we're played in
the afternoon and one in the morning.
There were seven innings each, and the
Maoons were credited with three VIC
tories by the respective scores of II to 6.
4 to l, and to3.
The six leading battsrs in the League,
with their averages up to August 10th,
are as follows: Common Alb; Lewis $50;
Broathers $50; Sutton $40; Hardy Rich
ardson, 335; O'Rourke 1872.
The ST. Louis American Club is losing
money this year, and II it was not for
the Sunday games il would be badly be-
hind. Heretofore the club has made
plenty Of money.
The poorest showing this season vas
made by the Philadelphia Club in its
series of four games with the Chicagos.
The Philadelphias scored only 10 q
single inning in the four games.
Daily, the one armed pitcher, has not
been profitable investment for the ST.
Louis League Club. He received $500
per month, and during that time he
pitched in eight games. and in the
thirty I've times be went to the bat
made Eve hits.
In the Detroit Chicago game, August
14th, Casey, one of the Detroit pitchers,
gave three Chicago men bases on balls.
For this Manager Watkins fined him
800. Casey naturally "kieked ID" where
upon be was fined $50 more for insubor-
dinstien aad threatened with blacklist
log. He refused to pitch against the
Baffalos August Goth. when be was sus-
pended indefinitely and without pay.
Manager Phillips Of the Pittsburgh
club has assigned q new pitcher, named
Jones. from Mekeesport, Pennsylvania.
He has record Of striking cut 81 men
in one game.
Sunday OF the ChicoRos easily defeat
ed q professional sprint runner In q 100
yard race on the Chicago grounds Al
gust 10Th in the reported time of 10
seconds
Baseball IL now PLAYED in Siberia, the
game having been introduced by the
military authorities a. q recreative re-
ward for meritorious convicts Of duty.
Fennslly leads the Cincinnatis in hard
home runs. Is three baagers aud 8 two
basers in championship games.
August 3lst the Cnisasos we're one
game ahead Of the New Yorks, each
having won 81 games the present season,
the Chicagos losing IS and the New
Yorks 10. The record between them
has been q close one ever since the
opening Of the season.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-06
PACIFIC COAST
he IihrnH EIxhs


CAEsos. New, Sept. The new Iibrs
risn appointed By Governor Adams
made demand for The KEYS If tie
library today. Mrs. Fisher, deputy
iioranan. through the advice of Der az
sofney- refused to give them up. and
ne ne matter vii 90 into the courts. Pub
nesynp.thy IL entirely With Mrs. Fisher.
strike Of Hop Piekers.
WHEATLASD. Cal, Sept. 5.-Oue hun
ofSa and fifty white bop pickers
VIII 70 on strike here this evening for
an advance of fifteen cents per huu-
dred pounds.
The weather.
SAN FRASeIsCo, Sept, SIS %. m.-The
weather indications for the next thirty
TIVE hours are North Pacific generally.
fair vesther; light to fresh winds. gen
orally northxesterly.
Marine.
SAN FRAsCTsoe, Sept. 5.-Arrived-
Ship Astoria from Nanaimo steamer
Columbia. from Portland.
sailed-Bark Arcturus, for Port
Townsend: steamers Oregon and Beda,
for Astoria; banks Msjestic and Forest
Queen, for Naaaimo.
PoEr MADISON. Sept. 5.-Arrived-
Banks Oakland and Vidette, from San
Francisco.
FORT BLAKELT. Sept. 5.-Sailed-
Richard Rush. for San Francisco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-06

tso nations, as to give English frps III.
preference in the work of constrnc.,,r,
VARIOUS railways and other internal in
provements decided Oh. and for tha
construction Of which Gerraans bsvs
recently been making such strong over
three.
Well Received.
stslio.' the new United State. Min
i7ter at Rome, has been heartily vel
coined by the Italian pres. He viii
yislt signor DE Pratio. President Of the
Italian Ministry at bis villa in BaIlsglo.
near Lake Como, before presenting his
credentials.
Decentralization Proposed.
From Berlin il IL rumored that Prino.a
bismarck intends to propose 70 the
Reichsta2 a further increase of do,les
on cereals against all countries except
Austria and Hungary.
German Canal.
Prussia has san STONED the plan for
the projected ship canal which i, ia
proposed 70 cut from kiel on the Baltic
SEA 90 = point on the lower Elb, near
CanI HsueD, 10 the Germ an scsan. The
entire cost Of the work 10 placed a,
l5.Gs.OO marks. Of which SUN Prussia
STANDS ready to contrIbuts 10000. A
bill for the construction of this canal
viii be submitted 10 the Buudesrath
after vacation.
piime ntary
Artists from Berlin, Munich, Ham
burg, Dresden. Carlsruhe and Vienna
have been Invited to attend sixteen era-
tuitous performances TO be given at Bey-
ruth Iheate,. Heron. Richter, Mattel
and Levi are to csndueI the perform
ances.
serieas DisorderS.
PARIS. Sept 5.-(ien. De Courcey,
French Commander in AMMAN, teie-
graphs from Hue that serious disorders
have occurred Ia Quinhon. Numerous
Christians were masssersd and a num-
Der OF villages were burned.
The Lost Hanevertan.
ST. JOHNS, n. F., Sept. She steam
er Hercules this morning brought in the
rest OF the passengers and crew Of the
wrecked steamer Hanoverisn. An in
terviex with Prof. Bell Of Washington,
Mr.. Starr Of Halifax. and other passsn-
gers disclosed the following additional
particulars
The loss of the ship is attributable to
a characterization of her running on the
day before the disaster. No sights we're
obtains5le and the ship was sailing on
dead reckoning. The days run Was first
published on the tablet as 272, but vas
afterwards altered to 2s2 miles. The
discrepancy was the exact difference
between the safety and destruction of
the ship. The frat figures were sbso-
lutely correct, as shown by the position
Of the steamer.
All The passengers and crew will be
comfortably lodged at st. Johns, where
they will embark on the Polyuesian,
which is due here from Montreal on
Tuesday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-06
NOTICED

THE SPECIAL TAX ROLL OF
4 school District No. 1. King county.
w. T., 10 now In my hands and the taxes
are due thereon, and the said taxes, IL not
paid within sixty days frsm and alter the
nrst day OF publication of this notice,
shau be declared delinquent and shall be
recovered In the same manner and with
the sane costs as other delinquent taxes
OF SAID county Of Kiog. Washington Ter
ritory.
Published first the ith day Of septem.
Der, 1855. A, w. YOUNG.
Clerk of School District No. 1.
King county. w. T.
ONCE. room l. up stairs In Post build
ing. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-06
MRS. W. j. BLACKWELL,

TEACHER OF PAINTING. DRAW
l. ing from life. still life. sketching from
nature, repousss. etched. electrotyped
metal work. mural decoration. modelling
in clay and gutta percha, lencrustA, tapes
oS and Ss'e cosr sns T.y dy %si .na
canvas furnished TO pupils. China fred
for Amataura. myy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-06
CHANGE OF FIRM.

T TAKE THIS METHOD OF NOTIFY
i ing the pubic that have sold the Be-
attic Restaurant on Mil street, to A. J.
Flee, and also Of thanking the pubic foI
the liberal patrona9e extx naed 70 me, and
ak . continuance Of the same 10 my soc
ceesor. AL bills due the restaurant ue "a
Septcm Der LIST are payable TO me and ali
persons knowing themselves indebted "a
me win please come forward and setile q
soon - possible.
sells ELLKN M. MUNRO.
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CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP

A p SPAULDIN6 HAVING PUR-
"A. chased the half interest of w. w.
Easter In the steamers Bee and Ssuak, on
Lake Washington. ell moneys due the
steamers for past services will be payable
only TO the present owners, who alone are
authorized 10 contract bills on their &C
count A. p. SPAULDlNG,
J. c. O'CUNNER-
August u, 1855. au9 I'm
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STEAMER PHANTOM
For Sale.

CHE HAS LATELY BEEN THOR
= ooshly overhauied. much Of her ma
chinery having been replaced. She 10 In
excellSsss condition and win be sold cheap
Cen be sesn o. Yesleris wharf. For par
tica ars Apply 70 MORAN BROS. or d
Z DCRIk On the wharf. aa1
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Use Of Bicycles In war.

VIENNA, Sept. 5-The employment Of
bicycles as scouts for the intelligence
department in the military maneuvers,
proved great success. They surpassed
bnraatn.,. in
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FOREIGN.


NOstf1Itfes al kasshIA susp<hutu'
CAIRO. Sept. 5-Informstion has been
received here that hostilities have been
suspended at Kassala. The garrison
of the town, which 10 fed by friendly
Halinkas.
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E NCIN ES

ENOR SALE CHEAP.
L. One SKI Vertical Engine.
One sxi2 Horizontal Engine. Inquire
at Seattle irsn Works.
SHARPE. SOFFMAN q co.
au7 d. vi
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The RshemiaR Rtess.

LoSpox, Sept. 6.-The riots between
the Germans and Czechs In Bohemia
costume, and greatly disturb the Aus
trian Government. 10 10 feared thas
Germany may take umbraee at the state
OF affairs and demand heavy indemni-
ties for the Germans injured BY the
rows. Many riots have occurred, but
the majority have been hushed mp by
the Government officials, in order 10
prevent the hostile spirit between the
conflicting parties from spreading.
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Loxpos. Sept. &-Js 10 reported that
Sur Francis Hart. British Ambassador
20 Chsuz, 10 very actively engaged In
euaes vorins 10 induce the Pekin Gov.
erument 70 90 sxecass the provisions Of
the Anglo ntnss commerciAi under
stand,ne r>csasly reached between the