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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
THE COURTS.
THE LENGTH OF "sAML OF PosEYY LEGS.
A JURY ASKED TO DECIDE WHETHER ONE is
SHORTER THAN TIE OTHER.

Jury ASKED TO DECIDE WHETHER ONE is
SHORTER THAN TIE OTHER.
"Sam'l of Poscn" made an allegation as to
the length OF his legs depicted in full-iength po-
trait painted on a por!iere by MAX Bleiman, which
ocured the attention OF Judge HAYES and jury for
some time Yesterday the City Court NJ. b. Curtis
the actor who has Identified himself with the part OF
the Hebrew drummer was a witness In his own behalf
in su in which the artist claimed 75 for painting the
picture The complaint set forth that Mr.. Curtis had
nromised him that amount, with the added assuI-
once that no would order six more curtains
ot the same kind for advertising purposes II
tbc work WAS done as well that on Augustln Day
nortere which had been executed BY the same dcIle-
rtor Alter sr Bciman had testified TO TINS Mr. Gurus
was sworn and declared that he had refused 10 pay
principally because in the picture one VI MS legs WAS
shorter than the other . -, ,,-,- ,...,..
samuel J. Barnard, on behalf OF Mr.. Blelm4u, closely
ncstione1 Mr. Curtis the lcugth OF his legs Ihr
witness admitted that he had never meaSureu men, anu
new neither their length their circumference ms
"bnrnalcr mad old him that he No 10 SHOES ana
mis- Inc believed to be He was not an expert as 10
engib and symmetry of limb and bad never studied inc
I5lrin marbles or the CcsnOla collection ne was no.
PARTICULARLY posted to art IN general oiher man e
hstrouic art Tho lawyer called upon MN 10 stahd ~
I'm order to show the jury that the couuefet peseht
of the pOrtcre WEch was NUM- ny We
Tore them was rue life. The wcll-knt inquire OF
Tho actor i'm life and in the portrait was scanned admir-
inpv but the Jury, after absence OF seNcral hours,
hroneht in verdict for the artist Tor the run amount
claimed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
TIE REV DIR o. H.. GREGORY

Troy. y. Y, Dee. II (SprciuL The Rev.
DR. o. H. Gregory who was for tweni'scvcn years pas
tor W the Nor,h Reformed Church. West Troy. died To-
day lie had boon o minister for nityhyc years. Since
Doc rclcL lIo pastor.. work. Doe had been chaplain o
tI.lI N-u'. Homo OF the Albany road DrGrrgory was
born BOO Jersey Be- graduate ir'u Eu GERS ihto-
I.I.II -cuitrg u Sew Brunswick. y. j. Tie leaves q
widow and fue -ut. colonel james r. Gregory OF Cen
era Sheridan. staff and DrJuau e. prcgoI]u lhclrhE
TI.-.laI 900 Irumau-uuIg, y y. nni one daH-hi' Z,
Itr, t Gregory lives Iu West Troy. lilS ma.dIJ
was pneumonia aui Ia. age -rYcutF-aiN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
DIsGUsTED NETWORK oFFIcF SEEKERS.

WASHINGTON, Dec IL (SpeciaD .--EX-COn-
gresham Ricnelieu" Robinson, Of Brooklyn, ceIe-
brated for his efforts twist the tail OF the British
Lion called the President today applicant for
the pension Office in NewYOrk, at salary of $4,000.
The President gently ntmaed that change would De
made 1T present. None be made without the
sent OF the Senate. OmceseeRcrs meeting with
cool receptions. " Ia " Cahiu, " Dick" Croker and
Morgan j. OBrien, the Tammauy committee which was
here this week. went home Disguised at tic failure 70
receive any satisfactory assurances OF consideration for
Tammany's claims. Bob Mooney. the Presidentelect
OF the Board OF Alderman, has also just completed
tour Of the departments IN behalf OF Irving Han but he
met with no success. Tim Campbell las been inter
estiuc all the who owe their places
10 sunset" Cox. Mr.. Cox wrote 10 his friends, asking
them 10 oppose Tins election, as he dd not want II
known m Washington that he represented district
which would send Tweed'- old dummy as MS sue
cessor. Tim says that he get along without any
places but lac means have every Cox man turned out
will know the reason why
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
JOINT RULES OF TIE SENATE AND HOUSE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Senate Commit
tee on Rules had its meeting this morning and in
etruced Senator Frye the chairman, 20 report back to
the Senate code Of joint rules The governing % the
Official intercourse between the two IAscs The cOde
Is identical with the joint code whiclSe Senate acted
upon years except in respect TO rule 13 which
lie committee has stricken ont This rule prOhts the
sale OF intoxicating liquors in the Capitol building The
Senate rule Of this kind in It's code, aud the
committee thought II unnecessary 10 incorporate IL
the Joint rules believing the matter was which
should be lett TO the control OF each House within its
own domain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
TIE SUIT AGAINST PHELPS, DODGE co.

The case for the plaintiffs in the suit OF the
executors Of George O. Hovey against Phelps Dodge
CO. was closed yesterday in the supreme Court In sup
mort OF the claim for SlsGGG G6, alleged TO have been
in eyccs, OF the real value OF two buildings IN CHICAGO
nnrch1scd by Mr. Hovey from the firm IN 1870 Thomas
/ Sangome who represented Phelps, Dodge * Co III
for sale identified letters aud kilograms
we'd y him the rm. In one OF these tcy say
" We have thought still more OF th,
importauce OF mailing tho amount or
real estate a. high possible on account OF
s uudoubed effect upon the satbc value Of the prop
rrty and IL would be better for lis 10 forego Few
months rent even in addition to the time spoken Of III
order TO make the price under the lease equal to our
Uiler to them r., ,.. A. -.
I'm a letter Samuel Johnson the firm admit the re-
CENT IA full OF six months rent, adding ...
'.Tuis made the lease III effect an average or 9l3opo
but we thong the arrangement made WOhid De better
for u.s. inlsmuch u placed the rent ny higher figure
and would probably help us TO get satisfactory hsure
renewing the lease .
This evidence was A'duccd III hul,p"I1
OF tie allegation that the promises we're leased to Man
del Brothers before the sale at rental which was
uominaly equal to $4,000 year, While IN fact they
were pcrnitcd 10 occupy them without paying any rent
for 81 months A mot On to dismi,, the complaint was
denied By Justice Van Nor-tand john l. Parsons op ncd
the case tie defence dcclarinL hat mere was no
msreure~ eutation the sale on the part OF MS clns
Aud mat the purchaser had every opportunity t. HsGc-
tain the value OF the property before H. bon ht H. The
rral will be Continued on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS APPOINTMENTS.

Z WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-Webb COnnor Of
Arkansas has been appointed a-special agent OF the
General Land Office for timber depredatious.
The following persons have been appointed special
examiners in the Pension Oce under the Civil Service
rules: T, NJ Magee and n u. seitz, OF Pennsylvania
W. c. Garrett. OF Alabama; Lucy A. Lawrence, Of Tom
,lessee W. p Lynch, o; New-lOTk; John Kennedy, Of
Ohio; r. H. Austin, of Missouri; l. q. Hage. OF Iowa.
W. II. Mcclure, G. b. Fleming and I. b. Mcdonald, OF
Indana +. Nj. Rogers and s. ii. Bundy, OF illinois.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
AMERICAN PrBLIc HEALTm ASSOCIATION.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE closing session
OF the American Public Health ASSOCIATION was held
to-day Upon the recommendation Of the Executive
Committee the conference Of state Boards Of Health
was invited to constitute Itself section Of the assOca
ton The resolution Of Dr. H. VI. Hunt urging practical
teaching of hygiene in schools, and cn.argng the COM
mittee on that subject, adopted. The president
announced that Mr. Lamb Of Rochester had decided 20
offer four additional prizes OF 800, SO, 500 ana 80
for best plans OF cost 5000 200 aud $1,000
The committee distinction Of rags made report
urging local boards 10 adopt uniform systems o dsiu
lection Of imported Officers were elected as fol-
lows: President, DI. Henry i. MalcOtt, Ol Massachu
sets: ycc-presidcuts Dr. G. W. Convention, OF Canada
Or. G. f. Thornton, Of Tennessee; treasurer, Dr. j.
BeI1icn Lindsey, OF Tennessee.
Dr. c. a. Lndsley, secretary Of the state Board OF
Health Of Connecticut read paper giving an account
OF the typhoid fcvcr epidemic ut Madison Conn; Dr.
Thomas /. ood secretary Of the Stale Board 81 Health
OF North Carolina, read paper Observation on The
Cane Fear River source Of water supply Pdprrs
by George y Bell c. f.. OF Newport r. l., ana X. Il. :.
Uargls. Of Pensacola Fla on incubation IN smallpox,
were read. The association then adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12

L. and First Lieutenant Robert Landon, Troop ~ o'h
Cavalry have been directed to exchange stations.
AssistantNaval Constructor Lewis Nixon has Oeeh
ordered to special duty at Chester, Penn Leu nan
c. j. BOush has been detached from the llsh C01n,is
ACadeluY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
DISCUSSING rHE HOUSE RULES

WAsHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The House Com
Initee Rules had short session this morning and
informally discussed the notifications Of the rules sub
mitted by Messrs Morrison and Springer Another
meeting held This evening, but nal usiOn
was reached. Consideration OF the subject viii be re-
fo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-UpOn their own ap-
plicatlon First Lieutenant Charles H. Rockwell Troop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
SUSPECTED OF SMUGGLING.
CHARGES AGAINST OFFICERS OF HE JCNIATA-A
DENIAL Al TIE NAVY YARD.

DENIAL Al TIE NAVY YARD.
WASHINGTON, Dec. LITTLE Treasury De
nartment is in receipt OF letter from C. G.. NhO-k IN
which he says he has information that twenty. officers
attached TO the United states Juniata which
has lust returned t. New-Yor from cruise IN Chinese
waters have concealed that vessel large quantity
Of dutiable goods including silks, rugs, fans, vases
porcelain and ivory ware Chinese and japanese cuos
ties etc. which they intend 10 smugge into the United
States The Collector Of Customs has been instructed TO
Investigate the matter and to report his action lie Is
aud 10 request permission from tie commanding Olcci
IL institute thorough search In cast pernls ION l. OBJ
tanned the customs officers are TO take possession 81 all
smugglcd goods which may be found ana urn thclh
over the Collector for action in accordance with the
also been Informed Of the case with request Tor su
gestiOns.
Captain kirkland, OF the Navy Yard. in Commodore
Chambers absence, said TRIBUNE reporter yester-
day;
There has been 10 smuggling at all. The vessel has
just returned from long cruise in Chinese waters and
as generally the the officers have brought nome
some articles their which they have picked
up foreign ports. The customs authorities are dWa}
Informed ana inspectors to examine the goods
aud If dutable. they are taxed accordingly and this
duty is promptly paid The officers do not bring home
anything to SELL but only such things as they want
vessel returning from long voyage meet with some
such reception this on their arrival home. re.
member when was coming on the shenan'
can waters we stopped at havana for a few days.
told the officers that IL good chance 10 get some
cigars for themselves, and they embraced tie OPP
pOrtunity. On arriving here promptly Informed the
Collector that possibly had dutidble things
board and send inspector. He ala and Informed
me that e had already received letter stating that
had AT least 10000 board. We learned after
ward that this let er mad been sent from Havana by
OF crew. have given orders to Captain arrug tOn
OF the Junata 10 land goods until the Custom House
officials have examined the vessel ana made their report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE DEC L.
rHE GENERAL LIST

ACTUAL sALEs. |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12

CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHA Sf01K&
Beoorted by JOHN H. DAVIS & Co.. No. II Wau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
..,ts,c, Avn N,uruu.ysr,p,

F.r,t t' Week Ia Dec. sniig seo55 geGo3l
Jan TO Dec 7-......-- UOI97 l.0!O,.Si Liz, 20
Imports of dry goods az Ncw-Nors.
1>S3 1884 1855.
Entered at IN, port. s2.Il7O,3 sl7n5G76 81 66-'5
Thrown On mirSct..... l.o43oto l,AtOo'l AV'A''.'
Since January |. $500 49,, ..- and. 4.
Thrown on MARKET. lIOI.y62 lOH-lOOit Jl9J, $40
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-06

The FsEzaHT MARKEg.-A New York
dispatch Of late date says: A Slightly
better feeling prevails In the elipper
freight market. Rates have been stif-
tened somewhat owing 70 the fact that
ore OF the herths Is empty. Sutton
cleared the ship Henry B. Hyde aAsur-
day and the Manuel Lse1na takes her
place. The Seminole 10 leading fairly.
fhe ship L. Shepp has arrived, and will
follow the Llaguna. The nominal
charter rate for lar0s2 shipa 10 e6-59 psr
ton, fer medium SIZED vesseis %. The
ship Jabax Howes. l64s tons. has been
chartered 10 take zeal from Baltimore
b San Francisco on private terms. The
bark Casssndra Adams IN chartered fog
the same voyage. Barrel petroleum
tOaHage continues dali, and rates
a..Qatly declined. Oase tonnage ID
rather qsiss. Rates are without fmpor-
tans chanRe. Among the naisceilaneoaa
charters In the past week, we're the
British bark Ivy. 5000 eases psfzned oil
10 Java. ~ and y eents; American shig
Pig honAnxa. 1900 do 20 Iapan. q
esnss, Ncrwezian bark Friace, iS,o00 do
10 Chfas, Is cents; British ship Rialto,
10 arrive. 5000 do 20 CaIeatss, British
ship Sultan. D,0G do 10 Bombay. 81
eslfs, and British ship Oorbsste Castle.
H.0M Do 10 Bombay 90 Calcutta. q
eents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-06

AsFHxxIarxp.-A Chinsmsn EMPLOYED
a. domestic Tn The family Of Z. Il,
Nsiu came near passing in his
ehsclts'' yesterday morning. On retir-
inr tha night before he toak so1ttle
naif fnli q; ashes and eoxis from the
tsossb On which he pus q shovel fall Of
sesesnsnRs. thinking that wo0i9 fnrnish
sufsiaent hess 30 keep hts room warG
all niqA1 ChinasnAn- ike he eiossd III
windows. belssd his docg, and ihsz
uena 20 bed. Ia the morning be failed
- puis In Al sppesranes. and 90 break
ina In the door Of his roon, be ss'
fuunti gssping for hressh, having beer
asphyxsaiei hy the gas from tie barr,
inc erAl, whish h&a no aeass % escap'
aEeepA siown ths CAinamass threat
DR.. Minor vAs called and al last 40
ccanas had NE heathsn IN . fair ~e- I
reeo'teF.
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..sla.M7.OOO


There are nine National and ten State
banks. eight life and eight IRE insurance
companies--in all, thirty Eve Corpora
tions. The largest OF these 10 the Con-
necticut Mutual Insurance Company,
with assets Of over $SS000.000 and next
the Etns, with ss0.0o0.000 The agare-
gate ssseta of thsse banks and insurance
companies. $l64. 600. 900 divided among
tbs population, would give over $500
10 every man, woman and child in the
city. or sls,0oe to every family Of I've
persona
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-06

War n YxARs HAvx Dosx SoA CA--
Twwnsy eight years aso, March an. the
iass ,sf she old lime ef Democratic Pres
isieaIts was inanxuraseds thea there we're
5000 COO people. nos shsfs are $1,000
oN. Then there were 81 STATES. noe
shera are 81. Then there we're - So
lee ct over 500. nos there ass "a
Thex, ws sxporse1 SSAAanuue annual
:. ssss ws sxport $3.50 oUAn Then
- rrsaacea iA.e0aa0 toas of coal q
ysAr. roe wa psoance ss.e0.oa Thsn
- fr.rraa cot so 600 tons % iron. nos
- uaauzfAsszre s,0A0o tens Taas
we lsapoFssa a&l0H0G yards eCsisoe
ssoas, Iazs year We exported l6On.1u
~ have az tlmes IAs railroad mtIsAee
2oxe than swsas the pz1eeF a f&fins
sxa nsAxly sAsee tlEass tAs aanoaat Q
nsrsal e1upa. This 10 great ea2nffy
poass tes a escape yoar nss1ozy.
-
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PACIFIC COAST.


sAs RRaxcssco. March A-Ths coast
inc sailurs are oat on saFike. Thsy
refuse x, work I'd she pressns rata OF
wnsre. as psr meath, and Ssh IN In
crsasr u Rs0. A body Of the sfrtkers
VISITED several vessels ready 30 sail. and
rseswuaifed the erews 10 join thexn. All
coastinr vessels VIII receive tns sams
aseenfiQa. Q@nefs az vessels sszsst
that d present eaansss = sxesedin8is
slull fof coasters, Aasi THAI u h IN IN
favorable time for the ssilors 20 strike.
gransfsr sf Newspaper Property.
sselousl JoAn r. jackson yesseg3ay
Transferred hs& astsfeet IN the hsaats
p~swA.s, fNasf % Postmaster SaEnnei
nsnkus. Ths Pssf viii heFsafter b
...,,dnctssa hy 6ensral John Y. sheehan
and Geaeral bscsas.
,sasssssy 90 AnssheT ssriks-
...s.vas u 4 rensstal Of ths strike Of the
irca, workers are sestn Appearine. tas
helpers IN the paioa iron Nersa Snf
ssss,ak saa SIS assncuEoauaAns 81 9 e
ageiioa il shsss wages iforn ~ 10 III
peF aay. wNrs felnforssd yssasrday 2,
sAe rapnlsesa Of the same establish
n,,sus. who clAEm thai they eoaid not
ecntinus wcrk aiatil helpers weEs ssra
viaed for te.Es
/ simali Batiasngs Destroyed
sas Fkaxcssoo. March A are tAl
Fnoxai.,st dessFoyaks nzmesR af anal
hmilalrns and slasir cenieHts On the 90
nes AZ hlarkss md FoartA streets IN.
hallApasm wsre owned b. ]. @. floSd
| Th4 sl,ial isas Il elklooo. msssiy apo'
mercAaisdtse.
RhssEana taseaitssaes.
sas snaxcrs<c. Masch s:--ArFives-
Ship pAshinq Wasss froG tesa<nAs
ssilsA-Ssr. 0nlamhaas Cor AssnFss.
1 TAgsaIsn. MArot k--Sse@naeF p4sss'
IN a. sap q. N. Laaki ran oFisk $3.50
waHs wind.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-06

Tha people an he NppeF santa Cruz
hays hssn E&esatly eomplaining about
shs dsstrucsion The Wild DOGS are esasine
In that visinfty amoag calves, colss. and
even too yeAr-oid cattle. The aaca. 4
10 said, ran tn eruaFs II t4o 10 doxsn.
and are a 4 targss hrced. Thsy havs
skast, smooth hair and are vary bold
thsy will doen Q calf of . cali ID tee
nsnases and strip ia banse Cns 3D.
saanes 10 related wkers hey saeess<ssd
in ssIlsna o sxa seAr-oad seifsr; and 90
an0sheF aecsxion, xhsu thsy wsre 9of
rysnx { calf, they attached the hsr3el
whsn be sttsmpsed b drive thsm CO
n d said thai shese dos I've D. usOan
sAia caves and - kE1ss1g very namss
ee4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-06

Ass vs rs<nEniaa "a kka rzxit&ntsel
zaeahod al aaaninQ pzhlisAsionxs A vel
kn0wn Lzsndsn pahlisheF sn1sanees q
hook wish shs ssran9s ttsie Gf Sas1'
ana ssnnA. CsthAxf3s in Seven Dossal
Fhi& recalls she name 81 O pAmeAlel
rshalnhaa IN TIE time Of Cracawsll &C,
tsfzed = EArn<As ssfs Isezais 0psnsd
knd n a&lss Appfssa-
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rmE Wan On raE DESERT.
s1ass or Discomfort

ALxxAsnsIA, March s.-Signs OF dis
content among the natives against Brit
ish rule IL increasing. Threats against
the life of Stephenson, the English
commander, are frsqasntly heard on tbs
streets.
COLONIAL TRooRs ACCEPTED.
Loxpos, March SAT- the Emp'e
Clab banqass this sseaing the resident
eoloaiaI general OF Eex south Wales an.
nounced that the Governc,sns had as
cepted the colonial offers OF troops for
service IN The Souaan-
LANDED.
suGKrM, March K--9en. Hudson, 6om
mandins the Iadian conti3snt of ths
SuAkiEa expedition, landed today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-06

The little city Of Hartford, ConH.,
population 4100ol 10 an example Of
Connecticut thrift. Its insurance COM
panies aud banks alone show assets of
Olga. 000,00 sum greater than the
whole taxable valuation In Chicago.
Thar axhihit in an follows,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-06

My Yczx. M,uoh A-Chariss L. Web
~ z ca az this city viii puhlish
gfAHas pefNanil "Reminiscences, The
Pei Vi Be III twe 900 page soausaes.
~ vii be sola enly BY sahscrspsion.
~ hfss volume 10 ready Cor tho preaa
~ vii soon be printed. and Grant 10
snsnz daily upon TIE seosnd w,lnRe,
NAtah u well ailyaussea.
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4 sAzias s~sla-EAs paspsass.
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naassaox IN. O., March sS--The
easlsf IL shs Esaarnsr Wave expleacd
mA sftefpaAn. The boat h eompless
xssek Neil Iessap. James saaiman
~ Atty As@Yeyl ell n,nyes.. Nsss
SuFn Ln1o tllef glYef AID dfnwned.
sssg NetAan tcalaFedi. the pafss. and
ave Mcfherson we're badly ssalded.
sesAl oaheF emplnseea we're EasgEsly
8afsdA Toe bcaA vas valued a. 10 J,
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aas Daily Glsamaryial Rsli<tie eati-
Rssss 10 AGGREGATE Gre Ina Of Fsbxp
4 ~ yl0uMh0s any pes cent nose
80 ne average ium fnf February fos
80 M years lat pass, Including Jan
~ sasne &issA0fE0 worth Of prep
efH Aas heen harned thus far In lse<S.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-06

n Wednesday tnornIne. Al Monrce.
hisa Coanss. maakea Ensn overpow
- Ne isilsi and took ant Ice Stat
- fsesras &aa banged him. saastnsi
e sokgkeS4 wlkh faps4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-06

pkxsEas March She CAAsaless ok
sos.zassas unanimously aa0paed q res
= 400 requesting the naw Secondary ef
- afsAsgsy 10 pay aat the silver eoin
- naafs1ed 10 the waits Of the Treas
2 sfssR " stop She eunsrzsiion af
kfe<aF, aRs thea relieve aaa n4sl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-06

Ali members OF Ell President AFthar's
Cabinet, with the exception ef Secreta-
ries FrolinQhuysen and Teller, occupied
their usual desks and attended 30 all
tsusiness requiring action az their hands.
Secretary FrelinGhuysen vas detained
at hose BY III health, and Secretary
Teller, whose resignation IS Secretary
at the Interior was accepted yesterday.
was al the capitol. Those on dnty re
eeived many callers.
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n Old oineial Retained.

One Of President CleyeIand's frat
acts To eounsetiou with his househoid,
was decislsn 30 retain Prudsn a. As
sissant 10 Private Secretary Lamont.
Pfuden was appointed by President
Grant a. the bearer of Presidential
communications 10 either koase of Con
Rresa, and dariag 10 many sdministra-
lions has become familiar figure TO
sil who are connected In any way With
affairs at the capitol. He was heartily
recommended by members of both par
ties and represe natives of the press-
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-06

wtxsIpEa, March a.-Tae farmers Of
the Province met here today, many 90.
sessions being received to the ranks OF
the sscessionists and annexatiouistsk
Resolutions were passed denouncing
Premier Norquay for failing 10 secure
CONCESSIONS from she Dominion Gov
eminent. and calling for redistribu-
ton Of seats and an appeal to the oounl.
try. An uprising 10 really feared.
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