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PosroffIoE NOTICE
Letters for Europe need not be specially dl.
rected for dispatch by any particular steamer In
order 70 secure speedy delivery at dest,nation,
fastest vessels available.
Foreign malls for the week ending May
willclose (PRohrTLf In all caseS' al this once
WEDNi{sDAY,;-At o Q. m. for Europe, per
BrCmUn tletters for France must be directed
per Eider'pi at n, m. for France direct per
m. fr Newiolndiand, per stsamship Porlia;
at l p m; for the Windward Islands per
riiUrRsbX X9.-.Ht 1880 p. IN, for Europe. per
steamship Baltic via Queenstown Qettets for
Baltic }; at n in. for bermuda. per steam
Kieo, Via Havana, and for osmpoche Chlspss,
PFinoipla tettsrs for 9th r Mexican states
must be directed per Princlpa"Jl at li3o p
Lessing. via plymouth, Cherboprg and HAM
burg letteTs for Great Britain and other hu'
ropfan countries must be directed per Less
FRfDAX,;-At9G a N. for 81. Pierre Mlqueion.
SATURDAY, AT 4i3O a. m. for Europe. per
steamship Aurdnla, via Queenstown uetiers
lorGermany, Nc, must be directed per An.
steamship Werra, via southampton and
bremen (etters for dreat Britain and other
Worrh,'l; at 1iiiO u IN. for Belgium direct, per
steamslip hhynland, YIN A9.werp lis,!h.esS ,h
must bt tliIttlth ptl J -
IN. for scotland direct, per steamship Clrcassia.
via dlRsgow Qetters must he directed per
GiTcassla'')i at q q. m. Tor Jamaica, per steam,
ship Edith uodden; at lOa for Central
America and the south Pacific ports, peg
steamship City OF Para, via AsPnwall ietteTs
for Mexico must be directed per giW, of
indies. ner Steamship saratoga, Via Hayana. :,
IHnatani per stcamsliip n B. Ward, Jr,. via
New ofleansi at 1850 p; m. for Mexico. per
must bo directed ''per steamer Via New Or
Mailss' for China and Japan. per steamship
Arabic (yia san FTanci1eol close here
Zealand, Sandwich and Fiji Islahda per steam
ship Australia Iyla San Franelsco). close
here May " at Z p. m Tor OH arrival At New
York Of steamship Republic with British malls
for AustraliaL
Is sarranged on the preSlmptlon Of their unin'
terrupted overland transit TO san FranclscO.
Malls from the east arriving ON TImB at san
FranCiAoO on the day of sailing OF steamers are
dispatched thence tho same day,
~ HENRY q, PEARboN, PostnlasteI
posToPrIoE, Nkw YoRK, N, T., Aprll 2A,losA
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Boon AND Jon PR1Nr1Na.
BUSINESS CHANCEs.
.osToFTIoE NOTICE

JNoR SALE FOR CASH oNLY-THE
IL wholesale and retail wine and liquor store,
1892 Pa. ay. ia3o.tf
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TINHE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN Is ISSUED
Il EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, and
contains all the news Of the week. subscription
price " per Year. single copies ready ior mai
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lSPECTAL NOTICES.

ny GREAT ATTRACTION Ar MASONIC
n, M"g Temple 70 NIGHT ~ sharp rroG
Dr. y. =, brown. the wonderful natural healer,
whose cures ot the past week nstonsh his pn-
collection, 10 cents, Win De at GiU ID st y. Il.
McdngsdHys aud Thufsdays for trertments,
Chronic cases solicited. II
Hzsys SPECIAL NoucE-To MEMBERs
The new ira card rd circular for 1885 aid
lSSHhrQ now ready for distribution The card
date, aud should in every case be reiurnedby
members Whfn nrqcnrins thg new ones, wliol
Ss4 Gnd. nS oesalnyd i npon payment oil the nionar
officers aud inehbers. Slzi Joseph N. WILSON,
lloS Nd. av. $ w.i.J ". Hgisha, 0O5 "A st.
ant; 4. HYt 4 taSgIsy s5d Il Ft1S Ft NanSsi. ifss'
noSt llOPGsL ", Nj; h; q, fawcett. ~ y &.
Mccabe, 22 90 st. y. E.l il il lfallerson, go
Macs ay M y kos ~ sAndrs ipi9 coninJIa wv,
sii 18Th 81 Il. WI. H. iicyfHsotidYs w n. i
fT films n ~ g. snM' Ia MHnlGr'i?S fSlf ii i6a 4 n W.
tyler 1897 COnli Nv. .
asS x SfdeF EHSguy'R % TRsi e9inHiii% Y s%2eary
N.Y. MEDICAL DEPA RTmilNr oF THE
as's UNIVERSITY OF GEoRGEroWN.
The thirty.slxth annual commencement will
beheld D. Inc HAL of the unlycfsltY, ia George
town. ON TUESDAY, APRIL 2s, at o'clo6k
The profession and the public arc cordially in.
SbST.Si y y VII, 1ovEioY, NJ D., Dean
RsTsss rEctXL NOTICE. : POTOMAC
nsss St,amboat Conipuny. washington and
s. Ssiiiq5 Ss fYYI WE6Stisba i VA i$sS
Minstrel Troupe, who go to Norfolk that night.
ThlsYnl delay tle Steamer only few hours IN
mis- trip an opportunity o. seeins. the ohcsa!
ps- peak eay anu the Lower robG,inhG 6y layiigiu
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DHoTo-E o-ENGRAvINd,

Horo-ENGRAVINd.
Having recently fitted upa
PHoTo-ENGRAVlNu ESrA BLlsHMENT
In connection with my PATENT PROCESS, 1
am prepared TO furnish
ILLUSTRATIONS FOR NEWSPAPERS AT
SHORT NOTICE,
MAURICE JOYCE
AIS Eleventh Street NOrIhwoSL
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Entered at tho po.totrico a, Washington, d c.
Itsecond-class matter
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WANTED-HOUSEs Es.

A HOUSE WITHIN 10 BLOCKS OF IN.
hterior Departments. q to o roomsi reasonable
rent good tenant. Address NJ. c.. Republican
Office. 4L $50
DY 2 LADIES THE CARE OF A FUR
ID nlshed house for summer months during
absence of owners highest references given.
Apply TO MRS. h. w. X, Republican ONCE.
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TUESDAY, APRIL os, 1885.
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ny, MEDICAL DEPARTsflNT oF THE
ae.G UNIVERSITY OF UEORuEIOWN.


TIE annual the ting fthe orkholders OF the
Music Mountain Gnd Mining Company, of
held THURSDAY, MAY ID 1885, in room 20,
Ic Droit Bulldog, Sth and + sts. y. W., Wash
ington, ID. &. 1'olls open from to o'clock
II. m. w, = ODEIL, Secretary,
MAsHlNdToS, d. c. .,.April22, 1885 ap22-3w
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FOR RENT
FINE RESIDENCE, lS Rooms, mod.
eTn improvement elegantly furnished,
near Thomas cirole.",-"-,',,,....,".,. 90
FINE RESIDENCE, is Rooms, mod
eTn improvements near Thomas cir
loOUO
FINE RESIDENCE, IL Rooms, mod.
ern improvements, GIG 18th st.....,. 06,00
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RS TAXES! TAKES

Taxpayers cnn save n discount In the settle.
ment O., general and special taxes by calling on
WILLIAM DICKSON.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DY A CoLoRED woMAN-sITUATIo
ID as COOK or chRmbermuid. Apply ll26 sth
t 81 ~. l-3O
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shipping Intelligence.
YAKIMA.

Harry Moran of Yakima City has
bought Mr.. Snipe's herd Of horses, mum
bering 200, and viii retain them on the
old range.
ID. V. b. Stacey is showing commend
able zeal in restraining certain bad ele-
ments in town aud causing them 70
keep within due bounds.
The residence of William Hackett. of
the Attanam valley, caught fire from q
stove and was burned on Friday MORN
ing last. OF the contents only some
bedding and clothing we're saved. The
loss was about $1,000, all to Mr.. Hacketr,
as there vas no insurance.
Messrs. Nelson Bennett, McMurtris
and two other contractors whose names
We failed to learn, arrived here last
week and are now at the Summit of the
Cascades making estimates Of the con-
tract work TO be done there on the Cas-
oade division. The switoh-back will
cost about $250.0Oo. This outlay will
be necessary in case the cars reach Ia
coma this year over this division. 10
will require a year and half in which
10 build tbs tunnel.--Rspulican.
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m TINE OF PgAcE rREeARE Eon

Scarcely any doubt sxists IN the maids
Of scientific men about the appearance
Of choiers In this country another sea-
son. The extent and viruienee Of the
disease vii depend entirely UPON the
sanitary csndition Of the country and
the physical coalition Of the people.
Persons il perfectly healthy condi-
ton have little % fear from is sp-
pFoach. DIR. Koch, of Berlin. Ia bis
recent writings upon the subieet, says:
Under ordinary circumstance. The
hacilii, introduced by the msufh. ara
destroyed in the stomach. bot eisen q
arrangement Of this organ dna 20 er.
rars 81 dies or other causes. and the
baciIlus 3 enabled 70 escape The action
Of The ac3d gastric iaice. and 70 reach
the alkaline Intestinal Sand, where a
polifcrases, sets no irritation. diarrhea.
and ell ths typical sympfouIs % chol-
efaic seixurss De Hsven's DyspePsis
Cure is remedy that supplies ne scid
that h wanting IN the Digestive juices
Of deranged stDxnach- Sample hottial
ire ~ A. B. sxxwkRz's Drug Store.
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REED's MmsrnKIA-Ths attendance
at the matinee during the afternoon
vas quite large, and very fair sized
audience assembled al the Opera House
last evening 10 witness the closing per-
fermsncB OF Reeds Ministries In Seattle.
What tbs audience lacked In uumbers
10 made up In enthusiasm, everything Of
merit being loudly applauded. Reed ID
the funny man Of the show, notwith-
standing be styles himself a iust the
plain comedian" Among tue most
highly appreciated features Of the per.
formancs was the quartet singing By
Msssrs. Crandall, Kelly. Bishop and
Wetter. The latter Processes Q wonder.
fully trained deep, rich bass voice,
which IL under perfect control by 10
possessor. The entertainment, taken
as whole, IL better than that given by
the average minstrel companies which
have visited the Northwest.
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PACIFIC COAST.
a Bas RELATIVE

fosTLkxD. April ia ysszs Davton
". ID syeciat says that Jossuh smith.
o. FurionR q Smith, took 81 cars Of
eofses to Chicago. sold the same and
skipped with ths prosseds, leaving a
part1er, who IL his brother-fn-lsv.
oankrupt TO the amount Of $1,000.
FLEE.
RON TOWNSEND, April IA Dwell
ing beioeging 70 Z. B Mas,ick, Jr., sit-
1ated on bis place about two miles from
Fort Discovery, an the west side of the
Day, was burned this afternoon. The
aouse Was occupied By family recent
y from Nova Scotia, who we're all up
stairs at the time, and did not discover
tne nre IN time 10 save anything. The
Terry steamer Fanny was crossing the
pay to Fort Discovery when the Are
broke cot. and vas quickly headed To-
ward To burning building. but arriyed
700 late % be of any service. Loss.
about 500.
Charles Tucker, q prominent lnmoer
manufacturer of Appleton, Wisconsin.
passed Through here today. He is max
ing general inquiries Concerning ium-
Der manufacturing on Puget Sound.
MT. McAilister Of Seattle ia in town
exhibiting samples Of brick.
Weather Indications.
San FRANCISCO, April l6.-For the
north and middle Pacific, partly cloudv
WITH local rains. For the south Pacific.
fair weather.
Lack cut for u.
PORTLAND. Or, April l6.-The OraOon
IN 80 i
hundred and fifty tons Of oleomaroa-
rine under the new State Law. n vas
found IN commission houses and whole
sale groceries. Is is understood that the
evnsrs intend shipping it to Washing
ton Territory.
Director Of the Nevada Rank.
San FRAss1soo, April I6.-R p. Folli.
has been elected director of the Ne
vada bank In place OF James 6. Fair
resigned.
The work Of Tramps.
RED BLUFFS. Cal, April I6.-Yesse,-
day some tramps came to a raueh A
VIVA owned by Gov. Stanford and we're
driven away. This morning about 2
O'Clock the barn was discovered 10 BE- ON
nre. There were one hundred and IF
teen mules and horses in the barn. ali
OF which were barned to death except
three or four. Two of these had 10 be
shot. The destroying of the animals
VIII seriously interfere with work that
should be done Immediately. Ths
mules were Waived at 500 each. The
animals burned did not include any
biooded stock. They were simply those
used in working on the ranch. A LARGE
quantity of hay mas aIao d.st.c-l
The loss will not exceed $4,000.
shipping Intelligence.
SAN FRAsCIsoo, April 16. - Sailed
steamer Queen OF the Pacific, for VIC
toria.
PoRT townsend, Aprii 1e.-Sailed-
Ship Guardian. for Valparaiso ship
Jeremiah Thompson, for HongkonQ:
bark Arkwright. for San Francisco.
FORT DISCOVERY, April 16.-Arrived-
Schooner Dakota. from Fiji.
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rasr REFUSE TO FIGHT.

MosTHEI.I., April l6--Great surprise
has been caused here BY the receipt OF
the news that the 65th (Montresll Reg
iment Of Volunteers now at Calgary
refuse to proceed against II lei, making
an excuse that they need equipments.
Col. WIlnot OF that regimest has re-
tnsned 70 WinaipeQ. This 10 the emily
French OAnadiah regiment Of Montreal,
and its refusal TO proceed is generally
supposed 10 be due 90 unwillingness TO
be led against the French half breeds
under Biol.
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Never wss sasA q rush made for szy
Drug Esuxs ~ b now At A. h Stewartsa
for q Trial Beetle % Or. EinQss Ns9
Discovery for Ccnsunplzun. c11Rhs ani
Coda All per9on9 atectsd uifs
Askhma, Hronzhifia. Hoensenesm. Severe
Uonxhs. a. any affection q the threat
or Lnnz< ezn Ret . Trial Bokfie q this
ercst EsRedf lrre. b. osliinx q ~
sscss Drua sEorA RsSulax sizs elloa
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The chair in which ali of the English
sovereigns for the past Ave hundred
years have SAT- 10 be- crowned 10 Q rough
wooden affair with Gothic back. IL
stands On the backs of four wooden
lions. and hes undeRneath the ssat the
famous Stone Of Scons,n on which ths
Scottish sovereigns. down 10 the time
when there was none, knelt 10 be crown
ed. The stone Il said 10 be the SAND
which Jacob used for pillow whsn be
had bis wsll-known ladder dream. bal
this part Of the story need uot neces
sarily be believed. The throne in the
House Of Lords 10 modelled after the
famous old chair. which latter b kepi
inst behind the reredos In Westminster
Ahbey.
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n relation TO the oooaitions Of ssssls-
nssf are snoat, and that amhsssadors
80 Lond0n hzvs n5ti1sd THAR rsspecfive
eosernnsnts thas they consider q rup
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-17

Architects and builders unite In saying
chr Noe; and 2 for bed roori and o1ics
Is tbs window.
Our Ventilator dn aay ssize}. when
placed through wall Q window sash. o.
wooden bar under sash. admits q con
slant supply Of freeh air nader perfect
control. without draughts; ans. desired
s -. NJ ofsce a. siseuire room 1
shoald be without Il - Il STEPS pur9iars
excludes rain and dust and keeps the
apartment constantly fresh without rails
in9 the windows. Being hiAvily plated
In nickel if 10 very ornamental when n
place. The handles serve 20 Regulate
ventilafor. also 70 raise asd lower ths
window.
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.Nor1cE y HEkxBr aiyEx THAR Nh
~ uif-. Sennte Rcszn k1s ~ ny e>1 End
Board wi1AoNt e4nss o. EruEscatzo1- fhls 4
tA3xefsrs - w&rs 81 parA11s sgzinss Azsoos-
tnx nf tfus<ze4 hEF - uy 1cean1t, - I 8hzli
- M SO d1h1s eezsfzre1 - ~.
ssH,s. Asslr n - ssis-a
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UNION BAKERY,

lcorner Third and Unian strcets. Bsat'le.
OUR sPEcIALTIEs CREAM,
~ HoEez1e1s and French Bread. Or
|tterz tor weddings. parties o. pienica
ind confectionery always On hana
|,.ss aka y. ee1xsnse. pssps
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General Once, $50 Dear
born street, Chicago. rooms
9 and Z.
send for circular. Cal or address cor
rasp1ndence tmenkioninx pAILx PcHT-
xNFEEEIGKzCkk Seattle. VI. IT,
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To r&ks The sitof Others arpeAf more
Than ons'f ouu b = koud rrie n conver-
>k<ions . keoesesry rule d - - others
tAks nosios ~ your uis. ard never % .;
sourseif.
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NkN llasx. April isl-9ovsrnnasns
.1.% hAie i,untinned qtiiet aiaa Qaots-
1890 sfeAays sxcei,s fef ls's. uAieh ara NJ
~ exnz losss. a. iii,< bid. asd an I'll
ea9s 9 7 per cent. In qaotstions bid
~ fHessis Ga There siss q sale OF Al
nQfqn ~ isls RAiiwgly boaada have
hssa ssnmx far 4 saxIssity a. issues
H1t>f q, With sssll distri6ated busf.
80 Ila s8aek snarksi, uss heagy IL
80 ppesinR shis moFzins.. both balls
- esArt .sallla; tho former - rssiias
E1e5ts ssd sasif dealings were accom-.
1Na ~ . decline Of A-to ~ pel
49, tliss wks stilpweii By q uaodnrate
ISsetsan. sad Cot tbs firss hcgr the
sskst l,eeaaae vsry diiii. and finatua'
- gsfp limited 90 q narrow range
~ Pc tenSisney wNs toward lowel
lasAf,ss1 eiitil lkfbeF I ofrlonk. A lit'
9ofe lifs than was accompanied b.
eeost 81 sIrength. n reftiss. OF which
49, Atir n The DAY And the nsrkel
H,H cin~A Irregular 81 pgices whii'i
80 ifpu, \ " ! y par cent, lower than
- Anai quotations. yesfssses,f. TIE Al
snt WATCH was made duFiiss
- asy mai he Central Paddle railway
80 10 kaleea 90 tlcctsst the prOpsH
"a enlodied u the resalassssn saeptsS
~ FAe'Ae Mail .lisaessrs yesterday
ksetet Nth ssaisment hs Mr.. Han
Nnstca that ks IA MA thirk shs pro
stNA usuld be Alrepiesi. Gas %
splS nesse 70 afect vsins.. Mr.. Hunt
n<toa iAhi. hosever. thai the con
.nNs ,Fess vei'kina hafmsnio1aay q
s9el ara While ~. Oenixai f'scii
80 nez nesa azked Vi extess& he sub
p suae. - thcaaht thsi exs<mNio'
eete " Rfansesi IL dssired. Tha orl
3yl1y N teasy's inaiasls slas devslsF
a1fiiik he nfSf tnaI hours kuilneel
se<testssr xrowinw sissii 10 he DAY I'D
@n<ed trading ID ualon PAciEe, P4cifI
49, and laekRga,aris, SEEMED % be ID
x.1nrsll u ihe slay's sIeAlsn,re. the tcla
's< q Which smann;ed 10 50 Per oNnl
q 'hs !!Ass eaxEness. Il i stated tzla
80 iss<tee haf seisiesi sll aAsp1ie
:'s.e< ssith ~ !Hopernmsni. hy payin
psHse. slaa lhas issssnss6s b
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The growth q the oyster business IN
Onnnecficnt h&s been remsrkAeie. The
fIrsf slsanssE thai w1s Used In this trade
uNs pat % less than len years acc and
nau there are forty sleamsrA with an
hsxrrRsts capaeisy % &,70 bashsls q
das. Eanf more i&res nex steamers are
eusldiae TT this year.
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Ask YOUR HARDWARE DkALKR
FOR IT.
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! FRaRksi1 INFECT,

LoSDoS. April l6--A le<ser from Gu.
fiMn szss Sir Peters withdrawal frnm
TIE treaties woaia be he SIGNAL for an
immedizts aeixaro Of HerAt By TIE Rus
SANS AEd sF0ai3 Lea the Support ef the
AfEnnns. VITO even p1w s&2pecs both
the Amscr and tie Eazlizh q tfeach-
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Ioxpcx, Aprii lk-Tks Ness says
aclkinz irAs oecarred % Q1zlify ne
bopss 81 t>ezne already exprsss>a.
Tee Sssntsrd sAys thaf even ramors
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wsaHrNaruN. April l6--is 10 under
ssonc mat the policy Oh the Admins
izAliun Fesardiag appointments in Oh.
<oulhtrn Ssates now hsld by colefed
kerahlieana will be moi, 90 suhstitut.
rrile maa for eclorsd. bat 10 replac'
ioeompetsnt aud dishonsss eslored Re
I pc1lieans With eoloFsd Democrats whe
80 vosth, and capable. In AccerdAuc,
& H'te ihis pusAsy. the POSTMASTER Gen
~ ass inss appointed en- h.spresenta
w. heuiiten. 81 peaufcrsi. Roui,
&Gens Inm heanfora % JaniIsonbcrs
youth Nlrulina. Hamilton vas Oh
R11sf q . email hand NJ oolDred mas
tne snpjnfed The Hsmpsorl govern
meat p seolh Oafoiins. in 1876.
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PANS, April l6.--Admiral Courbet Is
urging the French Government TO an.
mex the Pescadofes Group, or Fishers
islands, In the channel OF Token, or
the ChiBa Sea, between Formosa and
the mainland.
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WAsHfsEgux, April 16.--Ths Post
mastsr G,snsral hils ordsrsa the clasks
In The etiise CT the First Assistant Post
master 9eeerai net % e1hihit papers or
zirs information 10 applicants for post.
1 masteFshil,a. Much trouhls and III feel
in9 has been capssd By rival applicants
I learning the contents Of papers fiied as
/ no Department By one anothef.
L u compliance with tho request Of
esofstAry Mamma. Mfr. Robert \. Wild
deeomhe. chief OF division In the
ol3ce Of tie Auditor Of Tie Treasury for
/ Ne Posi- Slfiee Department. to-day zen
tcrsd be resisnations % take effect on
Ne Ii prsa.
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WANNA, April l5.-vessels of all ma
tionalities are crowdine into the Black
sea for the purpose of Transporting
grain from Rrsssan ports before an out-
Russia Eighty seven Euglish vessels
arrived In one week.
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A Ilples editorial says: e nov ap-
pears beyond doubt that The Russian
Govefnment vas appraised Of the Penidh
battls by April i0th. while the British
Government Is yet waiting for explana-
tions. Il 10 quite possible that General
koEnsrof h pushing forward under
telerraphie orders frons 81. Petersburg.
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LoxpoS, April 16-The Poai has rea-
son 70 bsliave the Government has ne
st. Petersburg. Rusaia iHsists on ne
tanning the position which she has al
ready occapied, and Initiates that an
less England holds herself responsible
for the acQuiezcencs Of ths Anser in
these advanees. General komsfod will
advance and secure Herat. The Post
also heara that the AfRhans a. Penidh
we're Surprised by the recent attack,
and ruthless massacre followed.
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BKEExs. April ls. - Teiearams received
here FROM 81. Petersburg say that Gen,
eral keuiarnf has stated the AfRhsnz
refused ID obey the orders OF the Ena,
fish osieers 70 withdraa from their Id
yanced positions.
nxRAKTuHz or rnooRs eosrruSsn.
LoSpes, April lG.-Tha departure Of
the drse00ns from Brighh,n for India
which mas fixed for to-day, has beer
postponed. pendinR thi, issue Of neRo
tiatious between EneiaRsd and Ramsia.
II b bsiieved in British Circles ths
thsre 4 no material shanEe IN the AZ
CHAN sitaAtion- Reliable infozuAtiol
with references 10 tie dispaie II not ex
peosad for esfne days ys<.
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PORTLAND. Or, April l6.-The Oregon
Dairy Commissioner today CONDENSED a
aundred and Fifty tons Of 0leomares-
rine under the new State Law, II was
found IN commission houses aud whole
sale groceries. IL is understood that the
evnsrs intend shipping it to Washing
ton Territory.
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Japanese Claims settled.

PANS. April l6.--CiamaResan has re-
signed the Ministry Of Finance. The
ostonsibls reason for his resignation
was sickness. ID 10 believed. however,
that his action Is really due 10 bis in
ability 10 agree with hts colleagues on
Questions Of finance. notably IN regard
70 the Issue Of loan. His successor
win probably be Sadie Arnot, present
Minister Of Public Works
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r HAVE REMOVED M STOCK or
i Groceries into the store lately oceu.
pied By q w Hoyey. ms Front street
figures than ever hsfore. Grand rednc-
ssom IN the prics q everything far spot
G. r. STONE.
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RoNz, April l6.-Edward Pierrepont,
Secretary Of the American Legation at
Rome, died to-day. He was left in charge
Of Americas affairs In Italy by ex Min
lister Aston when he returned to this
country.