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Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

! IKE h ToI.,9 9ouLEY'S EXCURSION
Nv sns,Is,' Ausuit 20. a SILVER.
fkat, n,n. suitable reward will
'u'uins tame TO this Ctfice.
. auB-3ts
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

An We Journey Through Life ESes
Us 1.-Two W the Way.
SHAsOH OF l88b-Uharlos Kyle, the well
known loe C-eam manufacturer, Is now PIE
pared to furnish Ice Cream Of tho VERY
BEST QUALITY. There 10 30 improve
mont or economy Of manufacture sugyesto<
or accomplished by skilled exporioDos thar
We have not embodied In producing the pure
unad ultorsted leo cream
Polite and aocan m0dsting Attendants viii
DO ready and viking TO serve you. AL or
ders by mail or otherwise, whotheiin large o.
small quantities, vail recoive prompt attep
Aion. Thankful fer past faVors, i Respectfully
tolicit share Of yosz patronage,
CHARLES KYLE,
Northeast corner sixth and Orange sts
alu-u
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
WANTED.

ErIlLYOu No LADIES IN OlTY
snvptyy " work for us a. their
iwir,Ilns employment no in.
Es,,pbvy: work cat DO sent by mail
k,ano ssletiCn); 10 to " por week
n uMt, s. canysssing; particulars
and, 4 work mailed for fourocnts
k.s P,,,e address, HONE NAME
I1S 10, Bston, Mass. r. %. Box,
aul<-3m
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO
NOV bat they can have furniture
n ,vnlShsd iad upholstered, and
ErziN cheaper than anywhere else
kr ST.. HAMILTON b Co., No.
HGEgan svest. dll-u
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

l1oU fuB M AN AND WIFE OK
sn1, secc d-,tory frent room, FUR.
fpeillShed, 40 East Fourth
a22 u
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

~ SALE DAlRYMEN AND
mn laEe no,lce. Remember the
lElM tousat public sale, At Vii
[M klsHs:c County, Pa, on
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

H'NUAl SEPTEMB EEK Q, 1885,
hIsclo's, .. m, sharp,
xgtrtclsss fresh cows and cSSu,
W The shove COWS are n NY
s.Ms9Es and worthy the W6
WpaJefs. 2and 4 months c.o1n
~ IAA caves Whining ton at 10 80 n
%f"aaetH o: LnwOod for the sale,
,s.. kUhEkTS h TYSON.
'suiain Son, Auct's. auzT -dAw
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
StPrEMBER 8, 1885,

a1sa " y cows sud springers, lfat
r,s, inv lead OF sheep. Tho shove
sT;u.elass and are worth tho alton
,I!acn. They arc all young and
-%sn; M credit II yo days will be
s,,v1sluhde YAkNALL, AIT.
~usm u Son, Aucts. au27-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

=, S,,,I saEtp sAEtP, AT
G~Ds'.l Gisssle. e. The subscriber GNS
IHas Is,, ~ larm, Stinton, on
! T,ss" we !" INIT, tOJ choice AQa
I, 4 s.'s M. wan l'ng sheep will dv wei.
b nv isoys ss' before purchasing else.
Sx,C:, veg selected in Mercer and
Ws,I, +; IT,, "a diro.t from the ,rrners
)lIsIH upssey agent for REUBEN
L. au26 12tf 2tWt
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

Sold by ali druggie@ Price: Cyr1cuRA. 50 cts.
aEsoLvENT Sl.00; 81 D. Is eta Prepared by tn
soTTER DRUa AND q. IxaucAL Co.. Boston. Mass
DE AulTIRTth the Complexion and Ski
o6AO byCsbng the CuTICURA SOAP.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
SCI SEE.

.,;-.s;; s;Iss; ~; ,5,s.4 ASS sIT.sii's ST .Ha1
,ss;s Ia.s,s nv otb.r Sh basins,ss; E1II,y App,Sy
tsy;sss pOFNhiN jyls-u
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

ENOk SALELVEhY OhEAP, A GOOD
II organ. Acoress organ, this tffi.o
au2o-8ts
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

rurAP, DESIKABLE
4 KssT , -. .nf sor oa,ces, club rooms, .
Y si..SI n 'sitsDie, .,ng W. terposes. Apply 70
's';Sssnss 'Ssais;s'fs''ss ! Son No I" .sss'si %a!a''
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

Mr.. John Thiei,, Wilkesbafrs. Pa. write
rears at times 20 bad that could not attend t.
ny business for weeks st time. Three boxes o
JUTIoURA and four bottles RKsoLvErr have en-
irely CURED me Of this dreadful disease"
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

sroBY BRloK HOUSE
n srsT.Ass sIi s,t snd cold water :. "a =
m ioOIls, = ',reet VIII bo rented
nS,tp 70 MAUI au20-u
|tn.t
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

S,,r-A HOUSE AT NO. sis
~, ~ rreet JAMES l.. DE-
~" ' auSs.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

h Sent J. J, street, all in COED erder'
lMuS0S, "S'0' ie74-u
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

-.,T-THt ClHAR STORE AND
49, M ,oa Woft fion. street,
H.",,sd Hln"' AZ q bakery, there rsinG
I, ,pd HiDle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23
ORDINANCE No. ga.

An i0r3inance 70 anthorize the grading OF
portion a South sixth street, and 70
eIFmpt lots and G. IN block n ct ID
8. Maynards plat Of the city af Seattle.
frSIm future assessments for the grading
ef said Sixth street
The City Of Seattle does ordAin - feb
sscTioS /. That the Seattle Gaslisht
CoulpAny. . corporation existing under
the lava Of Washington Territory, and
the owner Of loes and g In block - OF
D 8. MsynArds plaf Of the city 81 seat
tie. he and the same h hereby aHthurfxsd,
~ ~ ovsn cosf ana expease. to grade thai
portion cf sixth street FROM q point md
way bstween Main and jackson strests
20 Isls n0Kth line Of jackson street said
tnur0vmmens 70 be made confofmahty 70
the established grade Of said street. and
70 be ooznpieae1 In q manner satisfactory
nad 70 be approved By the ity Surveyor
of the city Of S1AEtia. and without ex-
psEli,e 10 said city Of Seattle.
Sar. g HAT tn consideration Of the
making o. a4i1 Improvement gasd lots
and &. % block .. * D. 8. MAynArsi plat
Of the city Of Seattle. shall Be Forever ex-
esass from asseasmsnf ter the gSsdlns Of
sid sixkh street..
80. a Thna thta Ordinance shEl take
exulrntson II ave dnys after the same
slssii Ave heen p1hlisked.
Pszsed b shs Common Council % TIE
cts Of seattle the 1fth Day q July, f&A
Ayprovsd ~ ne TIE 18Th day q July.
JOHN LgARY. Mayor.
"A OSBORNE Cssrk.
IHhliIhsA guly ~ lssA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23

feeling that be may tide over the lid
night season Of weakness and anti q.
n. Hyroderraics Of brandy are being
used.
3A m.-GsnerAl Grant 10 in souao-
LIANT condition The respirations have
grown Shallow and the General h no
lcngsr able 70 eIpectorste, because Of
his weakness. which 10 increasing.
There seems bat little possibility thai
the patient will survive the night.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23
LuMBERMEM.

r WANT TO ENG AGE WITH A LUM-
L bering establishment ~ bookkeeper
or general as~istAnt; competent 70 take
charge Of eaiice. ETC.; ample experiences
and good references; SEINE means Ad-
Lar &c to locality. 1873
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23
EASTERN NEWS.
,,rsr rosr-urxLE#sos.-


r. -
swepf away.
M Jxly 2I.-Dnrtng Q
fEns s~m shls afternoon. 9
hssy .s-sina 0 man. woman and
hf1 $500 this city snc = Aaro s
g1u - dfsgpea- Inc -. No
I'd - -slIeu By recent rsins; NO
esay - hodies can be foond, ana
rsG = Z. as,ubt swept BY the eur
- 49, 4ykansss river and lost
~ - = ,s.ls 70 thsir identity.
ItFs : = a me Indians.
arxo. Jaly 2l.--The enrolment
fes. he01u thhs morning. The
4 lna letter 1905. instead OF sI5O0,
psrssvsuues ViIl not show over
- The lsdians offered 70
- n their arms and horses 20 tne
eN.ioasr. who refused. because -
Csnnss.-d rnoney they could 70 TO
~ N 80 bay more. Agent Dyer
1s1s...rhsd his Resignation. etaim-
- = haa not had proper support
~ - l.n.ftuent In enforcing laS
80 -. saone the refractory In
- ne troops are being gradually
.s. 80 from here TO their proper
-. Alaska Appssinimenss.
w..rxaros, July 2--Rdward J;
- mo vas toSsy appointed United
- JrIQs for The Dtstrict OF Alaska.
z - u,ost proui ee1t lawyers Of
49, 80 tbs aathor Of the Code of
- sro,ssdises IN that state.
s.,:oa Atkins, appointed Marshal
~ Disirisf Of Alaska, 10 q native
1900 OF Rlmira. n. Y. He IL q
- =. !, profession and has never been
80 ban, appointed United States
,s.,rry fos Aiaaks, was Judge In
s.s.ssmery comfy, Colorado, and was
s's.ss3 Csllsctor Of the port Of
- Alsska, by President Hayes and
1870 al ofEics undsr President Ar
- Il I said that bin appointment %
n-is.a n ssaa Attorney vas made en-
- s..eo@mssdafi0n Of George VIM.
d.rsis nd Cad lsobuEz.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

us LAxp oYRznn An oIrwlA. v. TIL
MAJ 9&. 1s6k
Hy-Notlos h hsssby gfvsa fh4s aKNnf T.
EEISHY has Ned notios u tntsnfhn1 -
naAks anal pFoof bsfsrs ". 2. Hall, n,seFy
Pukaie, q ma ofncs IN sssttls, v. r., % lfo1-
4 81 section y. tesnehip - RawtA, r1rNs 5
cost ID
He Names q ultElsssess gsnass Lan,T5on
joins O. HaelmkB, nsnael D BtszT and 6hsz.
n. DunlaE, al q Hubbard, W.
JOHN v. aowkT.
uy.sirs Rassa~ q tAs Izsd oflss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23
Executors Netiee 60
Cred tiers.

N0TIck Is HEREBY eTvKN BY
IN The nndesylaHea. executon q the
viii Of HeAfy a. Atkins. DECEASED 70 thN
creditEa4 a. Ind al persons hawtng cAsifns
aeRfikaf the said aeceaseds ostAte. n en-
kisat fhe1R with the necesNaxy vOuel>er2
william osss year afzer this notice, - fhe
place of irsskaanes Il he cffy AZ 6esffie.
W. T., or Ina saiA claims win 81 fosevsr
kAzTss1- MARY y. ATKINA
NORMAN pzkNFIKixD
xxscufors n TIE ssfafs a Hllnry a. A.
bsss a Ora paAiiAasa. suls I izk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23
STRAY HORSE.

SsTRAYKD OR STOLEN. JULY lSrH
q from near Twelfth and jackson sts..
one tire @-year-sid black horrc front legs
crooked IN o. tie knees: long. full tail
aad name. Suitable reward TO finder.
GE0. w. CIR ANE
fR9 Rmuloymanf Rnrsau
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23
PACIFIC COAST.



= - Lslsnao. Gal, Jaly ai.-w. p.
i.~.!. eoeiraetcr aaa baildar. Of San
a, :. - ,hruvn from his buggy In
~. - taia m0rnlnll BY bic hofaa
- faH bad strslok q curbing,
We very 6eslp wounds al the
4 ~ las head. predicting oonsuzsioa
van. He wa also injured very
slskaAliy. Az thia hcaF 70 D. M.
- l 90 ssoossTtd csnisesaasncas and
- - Ase eusesiAined Of his re-
tass tsihtFsn Fsasa.
49,. /, usi.s daly 2i.-Three children
4 - -. yes.ksdsy wkale Blackberry
e.s isand lhis forenoon, having
- - snsst at4hi males from Eu-
E&ess'n2 . lssdy eIf ilsase redwood.
-. ~ Elaht whsa foand, hayina
-. toeethaf the entire time shey
49, MAny " tie men Who vent
~ :. ~ aitle gnss had noe ~
ksssessr c.pasrea.
~. Cd, saly Y-The man
$780, 80 hllad j. Ls1hsr a ahe
assss. oAloon 10 lAal place sanaay
~ 49, eAittfed hssl niekt Al 4
- naireti Salsioa, abeai u
- ~ nsfsA He snntsssea, but
q - =; ssisnaN issshsr Wa barred
q slsswL
a &<xcelsh JAW as-Ww nc..
49, seltis Ana as "a a.sye.a
- n1sas q he ssss., $3.50 III
- = 3lts,rAkion n 4 saIran an
~ 49, - noisiRosnssy this afleF-
- ~ have sindsdl sefioasly
k1.~. - inleffsied. hesh par.
- eksn, tseskher a sns BAL
~ ~ drsw lhuOord assds,
<6si< s.. - passed, when MsOord
DaspAI = heavy blow
~ s enAssine kaeed. fFsenSs
<npes1 infsAm tsoahle,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23

: WASHINGTON TERRITORY WHEAT
President Harris, Of the Northern Pa
cific, returned from his Pacific Coast
trip yesterday. Mr.. Harris was we'll
pleased with the road and the business
outlook along the whole line. The crop
prospects, he said, were exceedingly
good, and the company will have all IL
can do 10 move IL. The yield In WASH
inRtoR Territory promises 10 be large,
and the Washington wheat will this
season be brought East, the company
having made special rate Of IS per
ton 20 st. Paul, Minneapolis or Duluth.
Heretofore bat little wheat from that
Territory has been brought East, but
experiments made last year show that
the long haul can be made with profit TO
the farmer, buyer and railroad CON-
pany. IL wheat will average 80 cents
daring the season, the Washington Ter
ritory farmer can readily get from so TO
60 cents bushel, and this will pay him
well for his labor. To facilitate the
shipment of wheat from the Territory.
@. s. Barnes, of the Northern Pacific
Elevator Company, 10 building several
elevators in different sections of the
Territory. The Lenham Elevator Com
pany win also handle Washington Ter
ritorv wheat this season.--St. PGat Pio-
raeer Press.
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NURSE.


A GIRL on WOMAN 10 TAXI
a caas q baby. C4zl 6 dnph,e ho1D4
On Thts1 s<seei, beswecs cesrTT &ad Co
l1m %, 49,
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FOREIGN.


~ @4@e sHA-~
exarx.. n. ". T., July 2l.-In the
a. trisl tsda5 the prosecution reported
- ! safs conduct 20 Dumont and Du-
- "a nos bssa given. The prodnc-
~ n ne documents asked for was
- ds1isd. An adjournment of one
~ rs seresd 10.
ne ERyptian Lean
Loxros, July 2l.--Rnssis asserting
hlls ssas Of The Egyptian loan, the
R,s.ish 1gFernrnant han instructed the
as4ksohjldz 10 Issue the loan in August.
~ sonsent Of kussis 10 hsld 20 indi-
- lbs growth Of friendly relations
M Kaeispd. and has caused a rise Ia
4 i1izrnstional stocks.
s,arpsssimens ai Lsra Carnarvsn,s
aesisa.
puysaN, July 2i.--.rhe FreeaaH's
dvsrsd Expresses profound disappoint.
at eysr Lord Lieutensns Oarnarvon's
nljop regarding the Munster bank.
n 5osrssaI declares that the failure 30
naars the bank will plsnae thousands
y pssSons In Ireland isto despair, and
VI b national calamity.
enasaizg the law Courts.
LoeDon, July 22.--Tts police force
ssIIsaed around the Law courts waa
keslg increased today owing TO infor-
naiion received by the authorities that
4 dur 70 destroy those buildings will
nads,
me- wili net Csme % the weddlng.
llarnaored that at she last moment
At}sfmAn Grown Prince and Princess
u pfoss 10 attend the wedding Of
nssen Beatrice, though the Qeeen is
~ Der utmost 70 indace them 10 At
~ u Ii believed that the German
ezi disapproves Of the match.
xEihbs Again Eemandea.
iapnrA, b. O., July 22.-Hibbs was
IN the sspfeme Cart today, and
mtzin renanded, pelnding the arFi-
M&shdasita and witnesses.
ennts.s for she Lss,sieraaie Peer-
Iospox, suly 2a.-The peerage case
Ia beeu decided b. The House OF Lords
b favor Of Major Maitland. There
ssre two claimants 20 the peerege.
Major Maitland commanded that be Was
Rsrl az LaaderdL,is' vi, married Mary
McAdam ia Nav Ysrk. IA iT72 two
Gays before bis slsash. Mary McAdam
hse barns thrbe sons 70 this fourth son
4 he sixth Essl. end the petitioner
holds hal this marriage, IeRisimstized
~ o6spsing. Sir Jossph Maitland,
assesndani Of The ffth son Of the sixth
~ g haadsfdaae. eonsssisd the
- ~. . = n ~ y Y saaana ~ shs near
- tls,.s,.. pss,s AS SNa uhiss
mss5. sssnss,, ~. "a n1 nsa
6,v 80. sssss,.,.s..- ..a'. -
* !. .es.,ss@s - .s :sanh .s
knesissp soIonin, IN i77s
c.Ilses ss..,.
y,r~n,,, n n - a. AZ a,
al ~ ~ pnvs,s 49, 'I -. "a 80 80
lAh cir snme tisne sinoe Yss,s,dsv ~
dIsAppeafsd. kayinr sold his siock 70
A. named Psaafill, lsayinq numsr oas
s<Amsn Aad oihsf CREDITORS in sorrow.
yhe sdah. s.e. au,.
E>iIsS. ss...,.l,,, fa.h,. .. s.or
&1en H.. V,.-Irl. --...--~- -
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MISCELLANEOUS.
House to Let.
A SPLENDID HOUSE. CENTRALLY
IA located. Apply 70
mhs @. Q. PHINNKY & ca.
TO Lease.

THK LAKE WASHINGTON MILL
L and Hotel, for Q term of years from
the lst day OF May, lssa. Apply 70
mh3s @. G. PHTNNkY q CO
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23
DIAMOND
VENTILATOR
FOR
Buildings, sehesls. Churches. Hospitals,
Dwellings Steamers, Passenger.
sIsapiss and Refrigerator Cars.
Psrfscs vensiIasiea guaranteed
wherever ventiiaiion fs
Required.

Architects and builders unite In saying
eur Nos. and 2 for bed room and once
ventilation, viii soon become as standard
as the window.
Our ventilatar On any size). when
placed through wall. o window saah, or
9 wooden bar under sash. admits Q con-
slant supply Of fresh air under perfect
control without drsughts; any desired
temperature can be maintained In any
should be without Il a. % stops burglars.
excludes rain and dust. and keeps the
apartment constantly fresh without rails.
ing the windogA Being heavily plated
In nickel, it u very ornamental when l
place. The handles serve 10 regulat
ventilAtor. also 70 raise and lower tho
window.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23

One Of King Cetewayo's staff de-
soribed the hoop skirt as " an iron bird
cage for Enefish vomen's legs"
Tu0ura with JAMwn A CAWwY A Gn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23

Gurxa TO Gar Hrnss.--Frsd. +. Do
hois, Uniiea States Marshal Of idaha
arrived here lass nixst. and len this
mornin,s fsw Victoria. % hrine back %
thia Land Of liberty the defaaltin9 Post
master of Lsxiston. !. + Nj. hibes
Willis ewses Of hoscow. Idaho, ana u
Doaiitsls AZ ColfAx. W. T.. cosn iAs.
yers sesou.psnv Marshal Dubois. and
will clear auay any legal qns6hlee thai
nav he interposed 20 Feassring hsoes
% Ms vaitlEia townemen.
A wisconsin larry hsa dscidcd tnAa
Kisses ara wswth enly ore oent hpicoe.
8us pannizm ARE very scarce thefu-
sesmaks Sammy ss.sh OizarettcA 'uys
insars With JAMm A. OAAxx Aos.
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J0HNM.A AVER, Manager.
MAST, BUPORD L BUR-
WE'LL CO.,
SUCCESSORS 70 3D.. suFoau AGO.,
wnoLxsArx DxAIxas N


Bafora Gang PIsw2
Buford eElky Fiaws
Bufurd walking PiowB
l3ufurd CuitivafoTs
Buford HArroHE
Buford SczspeFs
EncksYe 1eednfs
B1ckeye Drills
Buckeye CulfisatoFs
Buckeye Punzpm
Iron Turhine Wind Kngines
Bucksge Lawn Mowers
Bnckeys kron Euncln9
B1r<eye stable fixfnrB
Heln WAGONS
R4Gine 6pein9 Wagons
Racine Express Wagons
1tzowbri4xa 9eodeEs
Rswsoa i6owen
He1 hAk8
ETC. ne. kte., Ete.
kw The mesa compiets iins Of Fam
MAchinssy and Implements In the NoTfh.
wzst. We e1ntrul III 81 the shoye gods
IN rhe Northwest ecne fng Catalogue
HlSf, BUFORD 4 BBRVELL 90
g, Gems rAira ssrsss sd Broadway; 9.
fh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23

San FnAsurNxo. July 2.-Arfived--
Bark Ella 4. ThayeF, from Tacoms;
steainef Willamette. from Seattle.
sailed Queen Of the PAeiG1e.
for yipsofia steamer Satellite. for
Victoria sohooasr DsrA Blnhm. fof
Paset soaiad,
Pear Lsypxow, July 9a.--Arrived--
Schooner Maria y. Smith. from San
Pedro.
PesEz Rl.Airx1.x, JulJ 2a-ArFiyed-
Rrie Ooartnsy Ford Subsidiary Q.
q. WhiGmaFe.
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General Office, $50 Dear
born street, Chicago. rooms
9 and z.
Send for circular. CaIl or address sor-
rssponasnoe tmantioning DAILY Posf,-
IxfKLLIekscER Seattle W. To-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23

SAN FRANcIsoo, July Y "A prominent
dealer In hops, Who was interviewed On
the outlook of the hop market for 1886,
said: The market 10 nos about stag
nant and the prospects are poor for
good prices. The explanation Of the
situation lies In the fact that the supply
10 much greater than the demand Ia al
most every hop producing country In
the world. On the Pacific Coast the
production for 1884 was California
1900 bales, Oregon 1000 bales and
Washington Territory 1900 bales,
making total Of 1900 bales. or this
crop only about 1000 hales are used for
home CONSUMPTION. The remainder of
the crop 10 used 10 supply the Eastern
and Eneiish markets. OF last year'a
erop of the Pacific Coast about $1,000
bales remain as q surplus 10 DO carried
over for 1885. In Germany large sur.
plus was left over. The same was the
case In New York. AZ California ex
ports the major portion OF her hops the
market IL governed by the crops Of the
Old Warld. With Immense quantities Of
the article remaining over from last
year. aud q probable proportienateg great
or yield 10 the great hop growing ooun
triesh the outlook for good prices Is
hopeful. The Latest advices indicate
that the yield this year for Washington
Territory will be larger than that Of lass
yssr, climatic conditions having been Ia
vorahls there. Oregon viii probably
yield q good, full crop. California has
not been so fortunate, and will not have
more than nve-slghshs yield 10 cotnpari
son with last year. This 10 owing 10 the
leng dry spell and partly 10 the large
aesirucfion Of she crop in some locatt-
ties BY grasshoppers and bugs. Our
latest adsicos from Germany show that
the pruduotion there will not bsso great
~ lass year. The market there is STAG
nant The English buyers are NOD
puruhaainQ or making anr contracts,
bus are awaitiag the result Of the
American market, and seem 10 be
AWAITING 20 take advantage OF the alut-
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Aesisa.

pvnak, July 2i.--.rhe FreemaH's
dssrnai Expresses profound disappoint.
at ever Lord Lieutensnt Oarnarvon's
sliop regarding the Munster bank.
nj 5osrHal declares that the failure 20
naers the bank will piange thousands
y psssons In Ireland into despair, and
MI Il national oaiamity.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23

Lauos, July 2l.--Russis asserting
: a. ssas Of The Egyptian loan, the
MIA Geverpfn8nt han instructed the
assksnhilds 10 issue the loan in August.
~ consent Of Russia 10 held 10 indi-
~ lbs growth Of friendly relations
m Kaeisnd, and has caused a rise 10
4 i1isrnstional stocks.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23

SAs FRixcisoo, july &-A shooting
affair occurred N Oakland this morn
inc. AZ 1s30 o'clock Mrs. Cellam. q
waitress 81 the Golden 0ats TheateF,
afraid Of her drunken husband. asked
spesaal oihcsr Gilman 10 escort her
home. The officer did 20. Reaching
shs wumaa's residences, Callam Vas
found In sha house. Seeing the sficss
With bis wife. Ualiam ssised q coal -oii
lamp and threw 10 at Gilman. hittirg
him In The head and cutting his SCALP.
Callam than ran upon Gilman, Who
drew O revolver and fred. The ball
HITTING OAllana IN the abdomen, oelow
the heart The woand 10 dansereas. II
not fatal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23

sicTosta. B. O.. JAY !n.--F. n. Gal
~, hie Of Portland, . boot and shoe
ssaies, lifted up an expensive shop 10
~ cig eome tifna since. Yesterday he
e'lap9eAfsd. hasing sold his stock 10 q
e. nanez Rsdnfifl, leaving numsroas
pk1men ARd otile,f arnssiaora In aorraw
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Rxa,xa. n. ". T.. July 2l.-In the
a. fsisI tsday the prosecution reported
,ssl ssfs soadast 70 D'umont and Du-
- kad not bean given The produc-
~ n ths documents asked for was
- dsassd. An adjournment Of one
~ rs agreed 10.
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Dvsnphy druTs oa with Q man in buorx
Lne uoaoie . said to have arisen out
Of some old sssndins qaarrsL
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~. ~ sely s2,-.The Tae6lafs says
. sse haaiAn Government aedisa tee
49,. z pol lax Of from 100 90 so
-. spa1 eNefs sonsiSnsr residing
IA . fortnight 10 thas county.