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IN Tux MATTER OF THE ESTATE
l. OF Aifresi n. WalNes. deceased.
Notice 10 hereby gwen that tho under.
signed was b, an osdee OF the Probate
Curt OF hsnS counti. Washington Ter
rttory. made on the al dsy OF f,.,csm0 r.
tssS appointed dnlnistra or OF tn essa q
Of Alfred n. VA ker. daceasca. All
claims against said estate must pc
seated ~ sad administrator. with the
seoes sIy vouShorS at the place OF trs as
action u bis business towiL as hi, o a
coracr OF Aars0a and d oaG ~ tetsl sat
tla. sash. lertl. within oac year after
tne OATS OF tats noAce 0s the "a aa Will
Be fofe,es barred
THOMAS 7. MINOR,
Adminiarstor o{ thr estate OF ALFRED X
wzlser. ds.erassd.
Date Of notice and irst publication.
Dec 81. lSSA aesI~S
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For Rent.

A NEW Two-Sr0RY HARD FIN
Z tshcd house of ) FooanS with tao l t.
and ostbaiidtng tso DO h north Of kas.
re- fsetaFy slsa. rura4tare fr "a e.
App 10 hoBsNt GoOnaCRN 90 W
II. sttuvDt. Com atvrcSAl street. reNt
eoor :" W. u, scas 5 hnlaiag. aeaa u
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DB. FREELANp, of the M. E. Church,
says that two bottles of Gilmore's Arc
matte Wine cured his wife of Nervous
Debility and Sleeplessness. A. b. STEW
ART dy
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G.DAvIEs d Co. wish to call the atten-
tion of business men and others to their
large stock of Blank Books, which in
every respect are first class. and will be
sold as low as the lowest us Front st.
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The slci md afi,ctsd should not fad . ~
him The Doctor has visited the 1920
Europe and obtained great deal o.
infor nation when be e eompsfcnf 49,
to those In need Of hts services. pn -
viii make no charge unless he efscts Il
Persons cured q, home. Gall Or -
Communications strictly conndsntin. n
ten dollars for . paetsse OF med -
drezs DIR. J. y. GIBBoS. Boz is65. -
cisco, Cal Mention Posr-IsTkI1fes
splsdw -
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wHArCoN. Jan. 81. 1885.

The census of Charlestos, South Car
elins, completed recently. shows total
population of 60, l45, against ~ 9Ss IN
1880. The white population is 27,0o0
and the colered, B 600.
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MIDDLE AGED MEN wso lack viRor ard
vitality can be cured by Gilmore's Aro-
matic Wine. A. h. STEWART. DIV
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Notice OF Final Proof.


D. 3. LAND ORR AT oLxarIA. ". T..
December a. isS5.
Notice 10 hereby given that DAVID W.
Wkbr has nied nJuce Of in en- ion %
maze Anal prlof b fore tie Cierk OF the
Diet, ies court, 81 his once in seattle, ", T..
on saturday. the 18th tar OF February. A. b.
lssd, Oh Pre- e.npiun q. =. No. 9Si0. iot the
sW = OF sec,iol Il, .osnssip - n, range q
sast.
He names s. witnesses z.bA Smith, Ly.
sander smith, Mieaaoi 10 ly aud William
Harris, ali Of seattle. ". 4
JOHSF CONVEY.
deSlftt Reg ister OF he Lana uffiee.
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For Rent or Sale

1NHR LARGE STEAM sAwMILL.
Il capacity loo 0lO feet per day. with all
recent improvements. lately erected a.
Beilinghsm. Whafcom county. IL offered
for rem or sale. A rare opportunity for
any one desiross Of engaging in the bust.
ness. For particulars apply to z. MI
DhIDeE on the pres ises or ERASTUs
BARrLETT, Ill Hayes street. San Fran
cisco ocex
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MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICED.
4. H. MANNING

HAS TAKEN the MEAT Mar
IL ket in Bells Block. North
Seattle, and will keep constant
" on hand the bssr Meats IN
market. Call and 8 20 him. de
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Irsrre with JAMES A. OARsv h 90.

Accident and Fire Insurance. BLAS
cHARD & PARTRIDGE, Agents. CTS
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

possible heal and control affections of the throat
Of
physicians
Ptoral
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Every bottle of Sqnibb's chilblain
lotion guaranteed. HAsBRoUCK Il TER
BY, Front street. dsl6 DIV
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Notice or Final Proof.

Q. q LAND ovFlcx AT oLrxsIA, W.T..
JA@aary 2. 1855.
To Bailey Ga Eert. Merrill Blanchard. Jr..
and all whom Il may eooeera
p~Sotice 10 hereby gwen ,hsf ENoCH
@. FALLS has nled notice Of fntensio n &C
make ANA proof before the Register and Re-
e-fvcr. 81 their Once In Olympia. ". T., on
Friday, the lssh day Of FsbraAsy, A D.
isss. On Homestead app liestion No sl7s f1r
the Sc i Of Ne \. \ Of II d. nj Ne L
Of ss \ Of secttou 81. tSwnsAip - norm.
range cost
he names - vfsEAssa LOAF. stiup-on
an4 fheo. Hnxx.ps 81 Tacoma, VT; I'll
krsden and b. v. STOKES. sf Wise River. W.
r.
JOHN '. eo.KY.
ta1fe1l Register Of The Lad 0f1oa >
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A CHILD Can RUN IT.

THE NEW No 9 WHEELER & WILL
j son Sewing Machine the best and
cheapest in the world is now for sale at
Pike, with full and complete set OF at
tachments. upon which q person Of any
age can execute the finest and most pleas
ing kind Of work possible. Every person
purchasing machiae will be thoroughly
instructed in regard to Its use and the
use OF the attachments. AMI will also re-
ceive guar tntee for keeping the machine
in good repair for five years. All persons
are cerdislly invited TO call and inspect
our machines.
Orders from the country are solicited
and will receive careful and prompt at
tention. X. w. HANSON,
Jyl5 Agent, Seattle, w. II.
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R0TH8ARTH { SONS.
IS Pearl ST.. New York,
HOP DEALERS.

HOUSES AT 81 HOP EXCHANGE,
| l London. :. h.. and FIR nkfoi t-on-the-
Maine. Germany. Co uslgnment- OF Hops
received either in New York or London.
A large connection among brewe s in the
United Kingdom permits US to obtain
best prices.
For Information apply to IS Pearl street
New York iyQw
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q. KDNJNEY.
N1en.NeH In amt vENSaf laDne.

JUST RECEIVED FROM
order
looted by himself o 81
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Notice OF Final Proof.

.. 9. LAND oysIcS AT oLxxPIA. W. r.,
pccsmtoE IS issS.
10 Owen J. MoKsnnA and al wnon it msy
eo-crFn;
Nonce Is hereby gwen thas OWEN Ne.
kksNA has nisd sttee 20 iatsatsss 30 make
has procf hsiare the Clerk Of the District
ooort. 81 hts once. tn ssstas. ", a en- sat
araas, the 31ih dss AZ Jsau.ry. A 4. 1850
90 Pre- smptsoa d. 4. No 81. ior the lots /,
=. and d. h % N. ". Y Of secsiou 80, town.
ssip "a norsh. rssg~ east
IL. > mes .. witnesses owen . Meken.
ne OF Newcastle, " T.. t4eoggs JenkLs q
ksa.oa. =. q Bowls goses sd huga Nc
essfi o. ssatsle. VT
JOHN " aogKY,
defsjs2s Register q the fAad oa4ce.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE

Oh GsDS
pi.psnay 10.
Kssroy sfrsas
IraBciscs.
Iishst IN l& =
the FRESHNESS y
| ssrusl and sss' :
DISEASES. socs
| GosgkEsnA.1D
I srucTrm, STE
In I'll Ne - =.
\ srxsAL vnAp
snd Inreffss.s|
. Loss Of nAh&
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TRHE
DAILY P0ST.IHTElLIcENCEB.
LEADING NEWSPAPER
Washington Territory
Publication Once: Post Buil6iag. Sea,
tie. W. 7.
Subscription $40 per amin. In I'd
vance.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
dUATETR ROWING ~ CANADA.

MONTREAL, Aug. 8 (SpcciaD.-Thc seventh
annual regatta Of the Canadian Association OF Amateur
Oa Lachue yesterday WAS the most succcssul.
All and one half miles In length, with
a turn. There were seven siartcrs Tho for tho
senior double scus won by GOatfeet aud Oregon,
OF the Metropotsns. of New-YOrk They won easily In
9l3, with wyatt and Casey, OF tho Argonauts, OF To-
ronto, second, in 9:37 l.. Tho later had enored for
the juniors and entered this simply TO make IL up.
IT, for Junior single sculs Grlmsteal OF
Toronto. first. 0:Jpi2, with Lowell, OF lIal-
secoad. In the Of tne senior single souls
Ryan easily s:J2, with 1Oltfcct OF New YORK,
secOni. la The Tor The junior four-Oared The
Albany., or Albany, " y. first In ~Ol with tho
Lac hines second The belonged TO the Lcand-rs.
or Hamilton when by some unaccountab.e means they
went quarter OF milo outside OF the course. In the
senior four cared tho LachInes In 7: 80.
fastest time OF the course with the Argonauts Of To-
rOnto, a good second.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
WHY coAoyhA HESTER WILL NOR SERVE.

The fact that Colonel William Hester de-
cned the honorary position OF Brooklyn Park COmmls-
soner iorcd him 10y Mayor Whitney caused much
surprise IN BROOKLYN The aIpOntmont was made while
Colonel Hes er In Europe Francis Markcy who
rcccN ed "a similar appointment was also abroad They
Loth returned about ten days ngO and Mr. MarkcT
promptly accepted his appointment but Colonel Hester
he-tatcd. Meantime a committee Of three OF the now
commissioners had started alleged investigation of
the ark management under the old cOnmis- oners only
one Of whom had been rcAppOintcd. They listened 10
Iumor AMI hear-ay together with the one sided state
m.nts of men who had beon discharged from the park
for various offences all OF wch reflected severely upon
ths park employees, who did not have opportunity to
defend themselves. Superintendent Culyer protested in
the strongest a9nnst the unfair methods intro
duced by Commissioner SOmers, and the cOmnttOo has
found IT convenient to suspend tho lnves cat0n and
IL doubtful whether 1t viii bo resumed In view OF
what OF tho commissioners have done. Colonel
Heater has decided that ho cannot abort To bc IN any
way responsible FOR their acts, and hc ldecnes to
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
OUTGOING STE1 uERS.
STEAMERS DUE.
TUESDAY. AUG. !
Ne US.
PORT OF NETWORK KK.............SUND
ARRIVED.

Y, G.. :,
ARRIVED
Steamer Egyp, lBr' Liverpool July 30, Queens
town3 wth nlsc and passengers toF Hurst Arrived
steamer Amaid Gcr Bchr Hamburg July 81. with mdse
and passengers 10 Phelps Bios Co. Arrived AT the bir al
Steamer Rhcn Ger wgana, Rrcmen Iuy 2S WIN md,S ;
and passengers 10 Ocrchs Co. Arrived al the lar Al $50
Steamer Ia Champagne oFr rraub uavrc July 81. with
md-c and passengers TO Louis de bcban Arrived Al The r
Gibraltar p with msc and passcncrs to Henderson Bros
steamer ossc CIclg Hcnning. Rio Janciro July i? with
ORDER vessel Busk Jcyons. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Newport shacE'ora Aspnwall : days. with mdse
and passengers Pacnc Mail ss Co. Arrived ut the Bar At
Steamer wyanokc Hulphcrs Richmond city Point and
Norfolk with misc and passengers 10 uld dominion :, Co.
Steamer Malhrr Newport News and Norfolk with
steamer Gucu- Berry BOSTON. with misc TO II DmocE
and empty barrels 10 order vessel 10 Watlen. focl Co
Bark Ncsa tNorl os"n DanIic - day with iron ana
Smith m Wright Antwerp 81 days with iron
ana empty barrels 10 order vessel to W Parker CO.
sUNSEr-windat at sandy Ioos light, s. hazy. Al CITY
Island, light =. clear
Arrived yesterday
steamer Etrura tr Cook Liverpool July 81 Queenstown
Aug l. with mlse and passengers 10 Vernon Brown Co
A,yS Steamer at 'S aSr%"nS mar T' @ Kennedy Liverpool July %
Queenstown 30 with mdsc and passengers TO Il J Corus
Arrived at the Bar at ilSS sRPip,,rp %,,
sica%eIs pa for & ysrRoC DGS%a %dS LGnG1 Hh0
Barks Werner or Batavia, Java Johanne Hamburg; Joe
Brigs Cameo for Port spain, Iar!ia, MatlnLls.
SPOKEN.
Aug g. Int ~ a. Ion 81 20 ship Fred L scammcl (Ir).
from Amsterdam for New \ OIk
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice hereby gvon that the danger buoy the wreck
Of Ix Nantucket shoals has been removed the wreck
having been destroyed.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board;
G M,pLElGH Commander VSN,
Inspector second Lighthouse District
Boston, Aug G. 1856.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Aug 3-Saile, steamer Wisconsin (lrl Bent
lev from Liverpool hence New York
Arrived Indiana, sargent from Philadelphia Tor
Liverpool (and prOcecic,D. ,..,,
AMSTERDAM, Aug Arrived steamer Haandam (DteW'
Van der Dee. from Ncw-lork. o..t.
ROTTERDAM Aug sailed steamer Leerdam (Dch stoir'
cndrcgt, New York.
ANIwERr Aug sailed, steamer NOorland Bclg). NICK
els for New York -,
BORDEAUX Aug 6-Arrved, steamer Chateau Yquem (tr)'
JouTuclll. from Ncw-lork.
GIBRALTAR Aug j-Arrivct, steamer Archimedo \lai,
Viola, from New York on her way to Leghorn.
HAVANA Aug 7-Sailed steamer city OF Puebla, Deaken
from Mexican ports hence for New. York.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09

A band OF twcnty-SIX gypsIcs arrived at
Castle Garden yesterday from Cornwall England. Most
OF them young and stalw men and women with
ruddy brown o0mplcXOns aud brlshtcolored clothing.
The chief Of the party was David Buckland, q
robust, mlddle-sgcd man. Ho was accompanied by
James stanley, an ONO gypsy who had been on visit
to England, his Old home Stanley said that the party
going with him To tho nome OF the stanley tribe.
near Daytsn. ONO, where tho Stineys own
largo tract OF land which they cultivate.
The Stanley ribo he sa Is the largest and wealthsst
gyp-y tribe In tho United states. They have large
estate In Mssisspp AMI here thry pass tho winter.
turning to their OniO nome IN the spring.
All OF tho party seemed well provided with money.
ono old aud wrlnkod woman WAS called Lezckiih and
the fortune teller OF the party. She Is said to DO
M than ninety years old.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09

m, p.- ptchord Ersnnan ot so. 800 Dclanccy-s-
,ssanr - 10 the treasurer OF the Iamnany Han
Parnaneu ary Fund.
u,,,. uahoncv fell from the roof ~ so 32l Ia4t
80 ,nnTth.sr Yesterday, fractured her skull ana
Iroke her arm and Will probably die.
Mr.. Anna I;ulkIey Ils, the soprano OF - Bartholo
church after ruccca-ful season IN
Iondnn viii return to America this month anu 80 10
Ilchncd springs FOR "a rest
Joseph Davidson. Of 40 81 East Slttc' h,n's,' wno
bullaiug yesterday ic from the thri sloFy INTO INC
cellar and was instantly Killed..
u,yric Young a middlc-agcd woman, vas found wan
rno IN the street Yesterday sick aud apparently out OF
Hcr n,ind and was takon bellevue Hospital she SAD
nor home va, at BriigopOrt. Conn.
rohr " Case OF Ncwhcrn. y. g. fell into deep hole
,r frnut OF 40 I,GJ7 Lsrington-ave yehcrday' WAS
injured internally and about the hraN severely anu was
taken to the Presbyterian Hospital.
Thomas Clark. age forty, a ecotchman ana coal
no.ser on the steamship Egypt VIII en- arrived ycstcr
ay ti-,nnearcd about midnight on July 80 ana II II
.n1no.cd that lie committed suicide by jumping over
board.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
NlWAIik.

Tie poor b0vcs 81 SAloy sus Roman catholic Church were
robbed yesterday afternoon OF about tWolV" dollars
The Newark Association of Fire tudorwritera which was
formed recently expelled one ot lis members
CunlD. for alleged violation Oi the rules IL Is now
ottfs Will Withdraw The htlon
ON saturday night EiW ard DOan and hs wc started out
fo maxi purchases When they approached the Norris
ud ltaiiond crossing Broad 81 train rapidly
the crossing and oan stopped His wife IAN ahead
iont o the engine she struck and ku0c Ae
Die ditch. The train stopped, run back and
placed and taken 10 tlr alton where
found that she seriously injured In" husband
,nN % Who had stood whiting or Tho train 10 pass crossed
trk and not seeing his "ifc won't o grocery so sup
posing that h, wife had preceded hlu No nndiug hri he
returned to his house and again went To the store Returning
-ccond time hc nr- learned of the accident and that his
md brcn takrn ~ tlIe ho.ptlI.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
r. A. cALDwELES DEATH STILL UNEXPLAINED

The autopsy upon the body of Robert A. Cald-
@ tr druggist of 80 10 East one hundred and tenth
Was postponed yesterday atrfn"on untl Tins morning.
at Of tls" dead had
,,if non y, who attended him. but who
,rr ma the o his death Caldwell in
fur before he died, and the dO, tors
unl, to arouse him from It, Dr Frank Comics. Who
death 10 the Coroner thinks that the
cas-. pc.cnts the features "i narcotic po,"hng Dr. Williams
tIdwcl- regular Py Hi'dn VINO also '-cH ihr uh't ps
small do-c of clOIal but less than
tic drl,. wa. habit oi taking II is not Thought
ti,f hv possibility death could have Resulted Tins
canse CALDWELL brother who keeps drug shop In sixth
ave IA positive ia his assertion That death WAS caused 10y
,,i, moi .oning not by narcotic poisoning III does
nt evc that brother could have taken dose
ualy The autopsy VIII be held at II O'Clock this morning
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
r. H. MACY & CO.,
I4TR-ST;, SKTH-AVE. AND |31H-STy
GRAND CENTRAL FANCY and DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT.
BARGAINS.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS IN
BLACK SILKS.

lCASE BLACK LYONS SATIN AT i0c
% PIECES ALLsILK FINE BLACK sURAH AT soc.
% PIECES ALLsILK FINE BLACK MERvEILLEUX
AT 69c.
10 PIECES ALLsILK FINE BLACK TRIcoTINE At
79c.
o, PIECES AII4SIIK FINE BLACK SATIN DUCHESSE
AT ssc 9sc. 81 2j. 81 As. 81 G8 AND 81 %.
IN PIECES SUPERIOR CACUEMIRE FINISH BLACK
SILK AT 81 GS. 81 9s AND 81 2i.
100 PIECES RICH SATIN FINIsH BLACK GROS
GRAIN At 9sc. 81 II. 81 % AND 81 ~.
100 PIECES EXCELLENT BLACK SATIN DUCHEssE
AT 81 IL, II %, 81 81 AND II ~.
o,Ixcu EXTRA HEAVY BLACK SATIN EHADAME
AT ~ -. II Is AND 81 o.
n PIECES HEAVY BLACK WATERED SILK AT Csc,
81 2j 81 -, 81 Gs AND Il o.
20 PIECES ALLsILK. FINE BLACK SATIN BRO
CADEs. CHOICE DESIGNS. AT G9c. AND 9sc.
100 REMNANTS RLACK GEOS GRAIN AND BLACK
SATIN pUCHESSE; ALSO, RICH BLACK HADN-
MERE IN LENGTHS RANGING FROM 10 TO -
YARDS.
THIS Is 4 RARE OPPOHTUNITY TO PROCURE NN
EIFGANT BLACK SILK OR SATIN DRESS At LEsS
THAN MANUFACTURE RERs COST.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
MR. rCREARrS VARIABLE HOUND.

The dog that james McCrcary. of the Planters
VII cnrfbnatinn Lost saturday, brood not
., i, nm. ,nlntry TWO years wclto'io Russian
mtIr dealer his way {" Wisconsin whittier hc Was
Mhcn the vessel which brought him To
yo, was not Sandy Hook. female dog which
lac lad Win him gave birth toa hticr of ntc puppies SAc
~ Of IN Russia for drawing
ictgi. "A well 4. hunting wolves. James McCrcnry oh
~ Of I'M, puppies for 600 They crstcncd Iip
aud Nro and hug" hounds nearly three feet high
100 pounds each. They have black uud
mt ,at c1 coats intelligent big brown eyes and mouths
~, .hnv Formidable Of long white teeth. Mr. No
, t,. AT Long Branch Friday and friend took Moro
orr, fr walk III tho noigborhord ~ Union sluar" Nero
ho has not boon Mr.
W rrv yaurs tho dog highly and the two big hounds
,,,,car i1ceihcr l Tho Planters Wife"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09

4 man VINO rcgIStTtU TIIS IdII' Ut TTlt TIIItTId-
,inn, Hotel ON Friday night o. G. Eaton OF Bryant OHIO.
fnuud "A lying his bed
so state Bcing grcmOycd Ia the Chambers street Hospital
his and called for iOoi. Having eaten
h,aty ne Informed the house surgeon that he the
f od and became msensibe lie sent Ia Belle
vue IJospal his sanity. The
su-pccd of rgning illness Ia order 10 procure free
bd "A but there doubt that IL In we'll.
religious mania lie has frequent intervals OF
apparent lucdity In which lac magnes himself 10 be Adam,
of the Apostles but most Of the
ne "A conscious state, muttcring the
ron OF God" VIII DC transferred 10 Wards Island to-day
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
C0LORED SILKS.

SPECIAL DAEGAIN~ II RICH GEoS GRAINS SATIN
lUADAMr.. FIAGN ~NT1NS. SIkNH-, ioN"hL9'
PLTSIT- NELNLIS, SC.
prcu ur,vy eros GRAIN At SEC AID oSc;
v,orT1r - oo kND. 80 GVAKANTtEp TO WEAR
HEAVY SATIN EHApAMFS At H'c AND = !"
WORTH Il - AND 81 -
curcr sr.rAUs. q INCH At zoe; WORTH q Il.
r,pcr ASSORTMENT OF CoLoES ~ PLAIN
erpAus 81 INCHES WIDE. At eoc; WE'RE 81 -.
PLAIN sATINs. LIGHT AND DARK sHAhi-' At i'c'
WORTH eyc
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
SAD RESULT or HAvISG Fun IN NAw-YORK.

Young j. Irving Smith. the carpet manu-
ftcturrr Of IOnkcrs anu Patrick OW.rren, his friend
who lives IN Ncw-lOr came to NcwIok on Saturday
night to have some fun, and were found with
girls In an alley on West Fftcentlst by Michael Null
cahey, the lanor OF No lOJl2 West Fltocntn-s. The
young men resented Mucaheys Intrusion and hit HIM
the head with AN umbrella and otherwise abused
him. Oceman Powers, of the Twenty ninth Precinct,
arrested The young men and took them TO Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday morning. Mulcshey
failed appear hs charge OF assault Justice
Ford Ieinanded tho accused youths untll to-day,
they were locked up much to their disgust.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09

and the struggle continued for
a moment in the water. Then FitzglRbons threw
up his hands and sank out Of sight Daniel han.
No. 164 Cherry. climbed down the frame work on
the per and when Ftzgibbons came to the surface
they held him above the water until rope was 1as-
tened around him and he was drawn ont. lie was
unconscious and died before the arrival of an am
bulance which had been summoned. Moore was
exhausted when rescued. and was arrested by ON
Ger Dcnnan and taken to the Oak Street Police Sta
fiOu.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
SQUIRE AND FLrYyy WILL yor RUN AWAY

II the rumOrs that Commissioner Squire and
Maurice Is. Flynn to be arrested should they
tempt leave the city had basis tho detectives lost
their opportunity for Mr.. Squire went to Purdys sta
tion on saturday, has been his custom for several
weeks AMI Mr.. Flynn went OF town 10 Long Branch,
1t IS Understood. Both Will be here to day. They
laughed at tho idea OF running away. Mr. Flynn
FOR hour IN the Hoffman House, and was at his
Office In tho Stewart Building Oh saturday.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
FATAL FIGHT on THE DOVER-ST. PIER.


QUARREL AND SUCCEED.
John Moore, age fOrtv-fye.'anG Edward FltZgiD-
boms, age fifty, live at No. 1913 Rooscvclt-st. Ihey
are shOemakers and work IL the same shop. For
years they have been intimate friends, but during
the last month quarrel took place over knie
owned by Moore. lie accused FItZgIbbOns Of TAX
Ing 1t. aDd a hvc.y quarrel occurred and only for
the interference of the friends OF both of the men.
blood would have been spilled. Yesterday
fhey met In liquor store IN Roose-
yelt-st, and had both been drinking.
After hot words had been exchanged, Moore chal-
ienced F1lzQbbons to fight.
The challenge was accepted and the principals
and few selected friends went To Pier No. %, at
Dover-st. a fighting ground where many feuds
have been fought out by residents of this neigh
borhood The men threw of all the clothes they
conId spare without being arrested and attacked
each other with the ieIceness OF tigers. Moore had
the best Of the fight at long range and Fitzgibbons
rushed at him aud cnched. They wTested all
over the pier and the spectators applauded. They
gradually worked to the end of the pier, and whom
thew got to the string piece Moore trpped and fell
Iyer il into the river Fitzgibbons kept
ais hold. lie went over with Moore
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
EYPLOSION AT SHAFT NO. TWENTY FIGHT

Another gasoline explosion occurred at midnight
Saturday shaft No q Of the Aqueduot The shaft
is al hundred and sXty sixth ST. and lcntlaye
sparsey settled district and consequently the explosion
cas0ned little The felt for dis
tance along tho line of the Aqueduct however, until
assured that damage had been caused u men employed
works fun OF anxiety and doubt The gasoline
rod 4 "A
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09

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