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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-06
All running on schedule tina. exc>p. On
the Atlantic Avenue line.

All running on schedule time. sxcsu. on
the Atlantic Avenue line.
An ARRAxsKxxxr.
NEW YoEx. March Sian m-Pa-
nee superintendent Murray has received
inteiiiRerce that tie csmnittss vhi.h
net 20 consider the strike trout le@ has
ad!oorned. aad that matters have been
adjusted and that the men will RESUME
YORK q, O'Clock this afternoon on ali
lines Ia this city and Br-okIyn.
I'D .. rn.-Csr No. 1856 of the Fourth
Avsnns Sarface road vas the frat %
fescn the City Hall this afternoon. II
reached the stand at 2130 o'ciook and
vss covered With new broous.
THE TIxxs ON TIE srruArros.
EEv YoRx, March 5.-Ths inns this
morning IN an editorial on the riots of
Yesterday says: There il bat one vay
OF dealing with Outbreaks like that Of
yesterday. and that 10 in a prompt and
courageous way. The arrogant and
lsviess methods Of the labor organiza-
tons are becoming such 40 to threaten
invested capital and settled business
they are 10 danger Of doing damage to
all the Industrial interests Of the coun-
Try, and from that Iaborins men will
undoubtedly suffer most. Whss they
eonhne themselves 10 peaceful and or
derry methods they are capable Of doing
much good, as has been shosn in sew
erai recent Instances in this city, bat the
moment they transcend the border of
sueh methods, they become hostile 10
the very cause to which they profess to
be devoted and enemies 10 ssciety. II
would be a salutary lesson to them IL
every unlawful act we're at once visited
With the sevsrest peaalty. II 10 hoped
that oar Authorities will wake % 70
their responsibility and have no mere
good nstared psiterine With riotoos
proceedings IN the streets."
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REMOVED.

UHrTwonrH q THOMSON HAVE
w removed their once 20 the third
floor Of the Gordon Hard wAre Co . build'
tnG. No. e8 Front street. We are nov
better prepared thAa ever before - ere
cute surveyA ersmine ninsal report on
the chAsacssr Of Land lag out tswn Plata
and make fne drawings for arr pun pose
We have hefter facilities for wRk thar
any cher Arm In the southwest
yACzfy swyeyor's o6ce ~
p. O. hox "a. sssSS1A W. +.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-06

The Employees Of the Geaid System
Cease Werk-A Boycott en- the
Cars-The Mallory B6yeost.
APPREHkNsroEs AT sKpALIA.

okDALIA mo. J, March 5.-Ihere 10
nothing talked Of among citizens bat
the impending strike. Conflicting m
mors are abroad, bat nothing dsfinite
can be learned ss to when 10 will come.
Prominent men In the labor Organize
tions express themselves as confident
that a strike will be ordered soon and
thai 1t may come at any moment. The
railroad company has ordered all
freight stopped going south and 10 evil
IDENTIFY preparing for 9 struggle. At the
shops all Is quiet, bat the men say they
are ready to lay down their tools and
walk out when the order comes. The
knights Of Labor here evidently feel
that II will be hard fight.
CONFERENCE At 81. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. March 5.-Ths Executive
Committee Of the Knights of Labor As
sembly, No. l0l. has been holding daily
meetings In this city for some time past.
j. j. Mctiarry, Judge Advocate of the
Assembly. has been With the Executive
Committee at nearly all the meetings.
While all proceedings are held with
closed doors, it 10 known that the threat
ened Gould system strike has been dis
cussed. IL was surrently reported at a
late hour last night that cipher mes
sage had been received from Marshall,
Texas, directing the men in 81. Louis to
prepare to turn out at moments
notice.
BoYoorrEp oARs.
DEsoTA MOI, March 5.-A general
order by the Executive Board OF the
Knights Of Labor OF the Gould South.
west system has been issued boycetting
Ali thu IAHaa . pantHn n1 No. n~l.a -
Pacific cars on account OF the troubles
at Fort Worth. and the order is put into
effect here. No violence or intimida-
ton WAS used. bat as the cars come In
the men are requested not to handle
them further. and the request is con-
piled With aud they are side-trsckea.
THE SITUATION AT GALvksros.
GALvEsros, March 5.-The anticipa
ted labor difficulties here have under
gone no active development up TO noon.
The representatives Of the Missouri
Pacific, Soashern Pacific, Texas Pacific,
rexss Central, and the officials of the
Gulf. Colorado i Santa Fe, were waited
apon by q committee OF the knights of
Labor and we're notified not to haul.
handle or move freight consigned to or
from the Mallory Co., nor freight for
any OF the Wholesalers of Galveston as
the latter has refused to observe the
boycott against the Mallory Go. This
notice takes effect after today. For
this reason IL is the general belief
among large number Of men that
there will be strike this evening or TO
morrow morning. The cotton presses
and railroads, and the business com
munity generally ars greatly disGusted
With the attitude and course pursued by
the Knights Of Labor. There 10 much
talk about the Inauguration OF boy
colt against them. similar to the one
started by the East Street Reaper Works
OF Springfield. Ohio. 4 great many
large business houses here express their
willingness to ciose no their shops
rather than to submit 10 the dictation
OF the knights of Labor. The situa-
.ion In North Texas along the line Of
the Texas Pacific Railway 10 not mate
rally changed.
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NEW YozK. March gu. 8. Sc. looA
E<'s, li2ss; <'s. lzTk; Pacific Ga, 1854
American Express. l05i<: OAnads Pscifs
64s.; Canada ssuthern. 80; Central Pa
cias. &2A; Bariineson, l3l; LsekavAn
za, 1891; Denver 4 Rio Grands. IL; Erie
2ssz: Kansas 4 Texss, $50; Lsks shore
SIN: Louisville i Ssshvilis, AN; Mish.
isAn Central, 3; Northcrn Pscifs. Bt
preferred, @s; Northwestern. losA
Mes York Central. lo6A; 0. T. q n
l02, franscontinsntai. Si&; Oreeor
Improvement. ~; Pacific Mail, 81
Panama, %; kook Island. In: 81
Paul. 34; fexas Psei6e, ia; UnioE
PAoiec. &9sl; Q. g. Express, IS; Wells
Fargo. IN; Western Union. 70is.
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EASTERN NEWS.
orGasiaattsa Of Textile Maaufa<tar.

orGasiaatisa OF Textile Masufastsr-
PHovrpsscs II. -, March 5.-The
recent aggressive action on the part Of
the Knights Of Labor has put the 60
tire body Of Rhode Island textile man
ufactarers on the defensive. Yesterday
every textile manufacturer in Rhode
Island was represented, and all pledged
themselves TO the extent Of Ave per cent.
Of thsir respective pay rolls for the pur-
pose OF defending their interests. The
sum thus pledged amounts 10 about
Bsycsss en- the D.eser watch Cases
Raised.
PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-Ths differ
ence between the Knights of Labor and
the Duebsr Watch Case Company, at
Newport. Kentucky. reached inal set
Element yesterday, when the president
Of the company met the executive
board of the Knights Of Labor, which
10 nov In session in this city. Articles
we're siened BY both parties. In which
10 10 agreed that the boycott UPON the
watch cases manufactured BY the oou-
pany 10 10 be renewed. that the former
employees Of the csnpany are 10 be re-
iuslsted, and that In future no dtscrina-
nation will be exercised BY the company
against the Knights Of Labor. 10 10
also stipulated that children under ff-
tsen years of age shall not Be employed
Ia the factory.
Paeine Mail Purchase.
Nsw YoRx, March 6-Ths Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, In addition
70 the purchase Of the steamer New
port, has also ruroaased from VIM. H
SsArbuck the steamship StAroook for
$50 600. TAe Ssarback 10 20 be loaded
With freight. and will thea start for san
Franoisso. She will be ran In the pro-
posed weekly service from San Fran
cisco.
Hsfsrcsax she Mallory Bsyesss-
aAlvrrcx. March Sat . meesi ne
OF the local trade associations II vas de-
termined that the Mallory boycott
should be Immediately enforced against
the Calf, Colorado aad santa Re, aud
the Missouri Pacific road& An order
will be az once issued that every Knight
Of Labor wsrkino on any OF theee lines
must refuse 70 handle fresget CONSIGNED
10 or from the Mallory Company. 1hs
gill bring matters - . cris1s. - the
roads sill b compelled 10 disshsree
tie men vho refuse 10 handle boycossea
relsht, and then . general strike VIII
. oeahly follow.
o. Wall street.
NV Yoax, March h-Governmeuis
were daii and steady. ssd ssecks were
mach less active. Priees we're feverssh
aai irregular daring most Of the day.
eas especially % IN tbs morning. Opsn
ina prices we're from y lower 10 y per
cent higher, lot there was an irregular
upward movement. vhich continued
Nth moderate rssstions anti After :
e'elock. The msvemenis wefe uainn -
enced by outside rumors. and the mar
/ kst closed irregular and esaerasiy heavy.
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FOR SALE.

THE IMPROVEMENTS ON A HOME
L stead right: II acres cleared good
house OF four rooms barn. chicken no use.
and garden Of small fruits the place has
half q mile Of frontage on the Stillaguam-
ish river: the land Ii covered with vine
maple. maple and salmon berry brush.
market ct home - there are o number Of
ioxg1ng eamps In the vicinity. owner
can be seen at W +. Employmt Bureau.
fe7 GEO. w. CRANE. Manager.
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81. LOUIS. Feb. 26.-Afchbishop Ken
drick. Of this Catholic diocese, which
70 very large. in reply to questions to-
day asking his opinion OF the order Of
knights Of Labor. vas very emphatic
In his denunsiation of the order - re-
CARDS its relations 70 the Catholic
church; and, while not speaking OH
cially, stated very positively that be Was
opposed to any member of bis diocsse
ssoonins q Kniaht Of Labor under aay
circamstances. He added that he con
sidered the Knights Of Labor Q mos
dangerous organization.
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DR.. CHIP p,
II. NJ, HALL, N. D.

Once In safe eposit Baiiainx. ever Nor
ehaotS National BAnk
HOars, ~ % Il Il, % and TO- p.m.
nolS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-06

Last year CoinsA county boiis . ans
ir q bridge over sfouy Orsek, bat dar-
ins tha present. seAsos the ecarse Of
ths Stream hes been % seanRsd that
tue ssrucscre 10 entirely useless. Tia
vnsrr d nov running spsa easA sids
Of The brsdee. ard q saanoe b ~
preached Dssrsr than ssvssal hundred
ysrdA
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SEASIDE. LOvELLS. MCNROr
RseiAe Nsvs Depot, Mil - jai7 In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-06

BEST SMOKING fOBAoGO. 30
csnss per pound. Anti ooly, at The
North Pacific News Depos. Mil q. jAlT
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Accident and Fire Insurance.. RxAn-
cnAHp 4 PAnxnxpaa, Aesum. asS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-06

Architects and builders unite In saying
our Nos. l and 2 for bed room and office
Is the window.
Our vontilAtor Gin any siEe), when
placed through . wall. q window sash. or
q wooden bar under sash. admits O con-
slant supply Of fresh air under perfect
control without draughts; any desired
temperature can be maintained In any
apartment Ne office or sleeping room
should os without IL Is II stops burglars.
excludes rain and dust and keeps the
apartment constantly fresh without rails
ing the windows. Being heavily plated
in nickel. IL Is very ornamental when 1
place. The handles serve 10 regulat
ventilator. also 70 raise and lower the
window.
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STEAMER HELEN.
For Pofu Orchard and Washipstsu

SSTEAMkR HKI.EN. w. n
- 6hlliA Master. lea YES Harrine.
ION so1 y smith 9 " hart, Seattle, every MondSv
wednesday and friday, at 90 . M. for
Mlscneii Point, head OF fort Orchard !,
,ns. W neaa OF Fort washington. r.
n y L. NJ. head OF Port Orchard af ms
=: m. Mitchcls Point nj II q. m. srriyts~
~ seattle about 40 .. m. every fus.dav
rhursday and saturday, nusSd~
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1. q. G. T.

]. o. G. T.
SEATTLE LODGE No. 6 I. O. @. T..
: meets every Monday night In Bell'i
nAli. on Front street. next to Bells Hotel
Visiting members In hood standing cor
daily invited.
CARRIE V. PALMER. W. CT.
q 30. r. CoTTERILL, X. 3.
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4 sIvI KNGINKKR AND COUNTY
~ Surveyor. Fifteen years erperiencs
on narrow and stArdAxd gage railroads.
All county work property recorded
Once over Gordon Hsrdware Ca. Frun,
o.; residance cor. Third and BlanehArd
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DR.. n. D. IQNGAKER
GENERAL AND NERVOUS DISEASE:

MARY A. LoNGAkER, N. D.,
Graduate Of woman's Medical Collese
OF fennsylyania.
Onlee and resleence, liz Columbia Of -,
Seattle. Disease, OF the Eye Lar and
Throat treated as q specially.
Particular attention given 10 the treat
meat OF diseases Of women and children.
CONSULTATIONS in kngiish ana German
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-06

Jack Levy states that bis saloon in
tie Placement Of the Yesler- Leary bloch
has proved 10 be In fact q white ele-
phAat, in Consequence Of which be vill
clos. 10 up en- Saturday evesinR. T. O.
Miles will ne the bassDsnt - STORE
rsom for biz large stock Of stoves and
tinvare. The rest vail OF the boiidine
viii be opened. an arch pat In. aud the
basensnt connected With the ssore II
Mr.. Miles.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-06

Hofs. - Hogs advanced . cents q
pound In New York two weeks ago.
when sales 40 follows were reported By
the Ssn. Five hundred bales we're said
In Oooperstovn last week 81 from loh
cents 20 II cents. This h about 2 cents
in advance Of the prices paid for the two
months past. In Cherry Valley hogs
sold at 10 cents In Osnakoeare several
sales Of hops we're made tie past week
at cents In Utica 6IS cents 10 cents
is the ruling price IN Waterfalls the
market To extremely quiet, and quoted
a. from 10 cents 10 II eents-" Another
reduction In tbs freight rate 10 10 be re-
ported. hops asw going frosa Seattle TO
Cnicaeo for cent q pound. against 2
ssnts Last aouth. and eents last year.
Oar people have sold almost all their
hogs. and vill therefore In bat fec In
stances realize benefit frsm the above
ehanCe&.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-06
Internal Revenue Collections.

Collections from internal revenue
during the hrst seven months of the is
cal year ending January 30, 1886, amount
to 66,s7S, ll7, which is 81 ,iS35. l56 more
than the collections during the ceres
ponding period of last year. There was
an increase Of &l34.579 On spirits. an
increase of 1914, 400 on tobacco and
1855 on fernented liquors. There
was decrease Of $S3. 22l In penaltiee.
The receipts for January last were
$494 ,307 less than those for January,
1885. The principal decrease was on
spirIta and tobacco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-06
Passage Of the Educaiisn BiII

WASHINGTON. March 5.-The educa-
ton bill was passed by the Senate this
evening BY q vote of 36 to IL. The
only Republicans who voted against il
sers hesssrs- Frye, Hale, Ingalls, and
Josss (of Nevada.
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folics Inspector Byrnes, Who has had
fsascc 10 eslieve that there 10 10 be an
meorsion Of thieves from neighb oring
ea'ss. such a. Boston, Philadelphia,
ssrsey City and Albany, has taken meas
~ 70 prevent their entrances into the
eU. He has all the ferry and rosiiroad
esficns watched by detectives. Who viii
ma them back 30 their homes. IL they
ksf.sst In coming into she city they viii
iecked up. Inspector Byrnes said
w morning that he expected today
49, Be- iiks tho second day Of TIE
oRAft riess.
Al police headquarters early this
ncfnfnR. Il vas said that among those
NJ ess 10 be arrested on warrants 10
= M night are CnairmAn 0'Dooneli,
NE Empire Protective Associs-
Voc. and the ether members OF the
sxscnttve committee - Best, WAilaes.
neeees aud Merrill. IL h said that
Wy vii not be arrested unless they
nnnn some overt sci today, when they
~ D accused 81 ineitine 10 violence.
n vAs said AZ police headaaarters
nM TOE psesidents Of the ear eompa-
~ were holding . general meeting
1h nornins, and 10 vss the general
opsaion that they will advise Mr.. kieh-
Ndecn and the dirscsors Of the Dry
nock. kass Broadway and Battery Rail
40 Company 20 sscedc 70 TIE de-
nsnds Of The men.
chairman 0Donnsli. % The strikers
oe9nissee. was In Rrooklyn- Tks local
e.iltse here, II vas sAid. viii not
@oes the .'tse up 10 be ioosened until
~ hear from O'Doaneli thai the de-
nsac. Of the men on the Richardson
sfcoklyn foaas have also bean granted
Ms0 . N. The oars In Brookiyn vsss
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-12-31
Comets, COnjunctions and Human
stupidity.

Eclipses, comets and conjunctons 81
the superior planets play great part 10
state astrology. Some well authentica.
ted eases of success in this department
are on record. One astrOloger, by
name Laniino, according to Villari,
drew the horoscope of religion, and pre-
dictsd from conjunction Of Jupiter aud
sAsarn that 90 the 25th OF November.
1884, a great reformation Of the Chris.
ton religion would take place, and it is
singular that Luther was born in the
very month of November of 1883 or
l4S4-some doubling existing as to the
year. Tycho Brahe predicted from the
comet of 1877 that in the north Of Fin.
land there would be born a prince: who
should lay waste Germany aud vanish
in 1882. Now, Gustavus Adolphu., il
is we'll known, was born in Finland
ovcrran Germany, and died in l632 =
It is also very singular that during the
very worst period of the late troubles in
ireland Saturn should have been mass
ing through Taurus sign which.
astrologers say, rules Ireland pri-
or to the passing of the land act Jupiter
and Venus should have been in coniuuc
ion with Saturn in the same sign. Also,
just before the assassination Of President
Garfield, two comets-frst seen in the
United Sta'es-appeared IN right ascen-
sion, corresponding to Gemini-a sign,
again, said by astrelogers to rule the
United S.ates. Now it is an old astrol
illogical doctrine that comet visible TO
the naked eye appearing 10 the ruling
sign of a country portends the violent
death of the chief ruler. There i no
doubt that it is because Of chance ca;nci-
dences Of this sort that astrolosv main
tanned Its place for such long period Of
time, and that even at the presont day
many otherwise well educated naonle are
led to think there is something n Il f"
-Ex
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NEWS ITEMS

Pow lerly has written to committee
If tie United Lab party. declining to
Al lrsss tie convention, and saws 50 iong
>. be is at tie head Of the Knights he
will never again occupy aplace on a po-
liticaI platform.
Col j. S. Mosby, who has just re
turned from Boston, is IN Alex
aplria. az The residence Of Col W
II. Capman. lie is looking unusually
we'll. aud will return to BOstos after tue
holidays.
Blind Bill. colorcd inmate Of a
Georgia poorhouse, has most re-
narksble sense Of touch He can tell
any one whom be has met by feeling Of
HI hand. a man whom he bad not met
for ten years shook hands with him the
other day and Bill at once called him by
name, though not word bad before
been spoken.
When a wealthy Chinaman is sentence
ed to death be repsys the judge with a
bland smile and a low bow. and then
yavns aud stretches and goes home
lie can in most cases hire substitute
for $50 10 American money to suffer IN
his stead, and is only troubled because
the trial interferes with his routine dali
" life.
The resemblance between the faces Of
Senator Butler, Of South Carolina, asl
Commodore Perry has often been noticed.
The face Of Perry, as depicted in the
painting at the Capitol Of the Victory
on Lake Champlain, " resembles Buffers
greatly. Il is nos explained that Com
sodore Perry was Senator Buffers
great uncle.
George Bancroft, the historian, is
now SO years Of age. His form is
thin, and every atom Of it is as tough as
a piece Of cu.led walnut BY continu-
Gus exercise aud simple living he keeps
hiEself in splendid condition. aud he
works right along year after year. He
has devoted nearly fifty years Of hard
work to his History of the United
States"
Isaac Simonds, colored man, Of
Boston, Mass, is turning white every
day. He is over 80 years old, and was
once a slave. Nine years ago, while
visiting in Louisville, Ky, he took sick,
aud after three weeks illness recovered.
But ever since then his skin has been
gradually losing its ebony color, until
now he would readily pass for white
man.
G. s. Griffith, president of the Indus
trial Home for Colored Girls, Nos. 30
and IS CORTLAND street. Baltimore, was
most agrecably surprised "a Christina,
day by receiving from them a very hand.
some slumber rug 1t contains lis
squares in red, yellow and black These
we're worked separately by the different
girls, and then joined by a handsom,
border, the whole design being unique
and beautiful. and rejecting much cred
| it on the girls and the very efficient SUI
perintendent, Mrs. Hannah Whitemore
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-12-31

In recent sermon, Roy. DR.. Dix, Of
New York. said: Il appeal, o woman,
to your pity for mans weakness, if you
have no shame left to appeal to, that
you will try to remedy the present i'm
modest manner of fer ale appare ing
Shame must have died in you. that ysu
can dress so" There is no doubt of the
fact that not only by their dress. but By
their department, women suggest t.
nen thoughts that would MOI otherwise
be engendered, aud many good man
is daily killed or ruined for yielding to
the allurements of women But few
men are Josephs.
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