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New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
Bnsluess q anres.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will receive sealed bids his store No l7s Broaa"
for the entire stock. safes and fixtures GOODWILL Ut ae
and lease all pertaining 10 the store place OF
heretofore occupied by Ado.ph Goldsmith. at 3s Malua
Lane the City OF NewYork. II o'clock on the ad
daV January 1855 The property will be ON We" NJ 49,
store from IL O'clock TO O'Clock on each day.
HERBERr q. MACklNNEri,o,s
Assignee for the benefit 0 creo'o''
Of Adoph Goldsmith. -
FINO LEASE 81 Lexington ave-, near Milu., Maa.,
i son.square Turkish Baths and Lote aceoinnoaau'A'
exceedingly favorable terms
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL jan 49, provisions Bacon Cumberland Gu,
ygs ud Long Cle3r Mies 2Ss 0d: short Clear Middles
2Ds Short RIBS 23s GL, ShouderA 23s Oh per cwt
eeSls Od iOr Extra indian Mess; Prime mess. bOs I'd
pork-prlme Mess 5ns 0d per bDl; Prime Meas EasteSn
bls Western. 43s Oi Lard American 3Zs. PTme " est
ern ,2s I'd, Lard OIL 36s. I'd Uams-LOna Cut. $50 Od
hhoiaers 86s "a Butter ss Cd rsr cwt for tnes United
Siatca Cheese-A mGrcEn Choice. 30 n Cd Wheat-hed
Western sDrng Is 2d ais 5G Red Winter Is ID. as. 6d
per centaE SUrng7A 2d. New Western WinteT7S "a
New Mixed Western. A. "a; California 80 l. Is ID
So Californian NO. Is I'D. 7s.2d. Genital Produce
-SpirIts OF Turpentne us do London 2is Od
ewfs RehneG 4d al lsn perg9on CIOvcrSecu
American Red per Ialiov-27r. 80. Dercwt Rose
Common IS. ID. Pale la Cd G0s 0d. Lmsced OIL 2ls
Cd per cwL Talloy-kine AmeTctl 2GS Cd Prime CltT
2ss per American Refrigerated Beef hind qulrt-
era 3d.: .oie quarters. "A. Dor H.
Ga per tam Calcutta Lnseed Ais 3D. quarter nsecd
Cake 81 IS a IS o. ton: Refined Petroleum. O4d.0
8s4d per gsl0n SPIRITS OF TurDentne Pa Oh.
Sperm OIL a6S toD. ROsin Common "a ID per cwG;
pale I0s 0llk ruvsions-.aTd. 33s. 0d cwt. Tor
American sugar los I'd. cwL for Cuba Centrifugal
noarfzing DGo and las Cd Odfor Cuba MuscOvadc
fefnng anOat. Australian Tallow-Beet 25s. Od. 2Gs.
Cd, Mutton. 26s Gd1Z1s Od Cocoa Nut on-Ceylon,
2z7 o.; Cochin $50 OA
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
GeGchers.
Uelcher5.

a RELIABLE selection of school circulars
a ior parents and gua;dians Teachsr tptSrs fosern
tsses sapvh'" 81 East l7thst. near Broadway.
7NERTCAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
n AGENCY supplies Professors. Teacnsrs Tutors, 20"
Ao,sas - etc 10 colleges schools and Bamlies Apply 70
tihsssSs' NRs M. J. YoUNdtULToN, 70 Union square
AN INSTRUCTOR of twenty years expert.
80 o,r m Teaches mathematics. sciences lo-
IMAGES and other brsncbes best reof
~ces terms n0dsIIPnR dgsuPnRIoR METHODS. Tribune onice.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

Too mining stocks were fairly active Win lrrecuhr
nuciuatiuus special feature was developed Ihr
silrS a the tUusudICt stock ANA Petrb'cum INch1hg'
amounted 20 - sos shares agtns' 2l3l2l -nrrs Tor
ti- preceding week. Ths quicksilver Mining CpmpanY
ht~ drrared dividend uf IL per cent on ITS preferred
took payable February l..
CLDSING PHICES or LTFORNTt STOCK&
SAN FVNN rI,CO. jan l6. 1856.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

Tho American Loan aud Trust Company has declared
a scmiauuna dividend of per cent, payable February
transfer books viii close January 20
Mr. j. l.. Howell, ~ kmbau, Howell X Co., invites
tho cooperation OF holders of bonds Of the Toledo
Wabash. Great Western and 81. LouiS diyIso In
defence OF their rights.
The fOOwn table shows the tons and percentages
shipped by each OF the rlilrna Is East from Chicago OF
-FOUR grain ana provisions for tho week ended ihst
Saturday In comparison with the same week or 1883
and 1881
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
Dipi0en0 Notices.

EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK.
A. No. lls West 23d at.
tn ave. Now YORK
Interest paid Janu ~ /. 1856 four per cen"
deposits draw interest lIon February /.
GEORGE &. WALDO. PIeshtrnt.
JAMES C.GuLlCK. First Ncs' Pr,siGent t,,s,,ort
EDWARD L. MERRiFIEI.D second Nlce'fIesluchs
HENRY KONG, 1rr Secretary.
OFFICE OF ST. LAwRENcR M.RBLI Cos ~
No ll5 BROADWAY, AkW-l OAK, Jan. 10 tooV: en-
rsNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF thS u.
4 LAWRENCE MARBLE co have this DAY a;TsTRr .;TTsRrI
dividend from the earnings o;the past six months Oh
PER CENT payable on demand ,,,.,,,.s s..re,ary
TIE BANK FOR SAVINGS, 81 BLERCkEasE
NEw.Y YORK, January l5 1851
YV'HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have TINS ay 9ay
declared the usual interest under the proysl % ar
by laws for the last six months ending the 5lst Oeo
follows:
Al the rate OF THREE AND ONE.UALP PtR CENSspoP99
al sums OF s. and upward not eXceejhs ~ asv
able and after the third MONDAY, being the io'n'
OF this MONTH - .,nos,tors
This interest carried at the credit OF deposSa AZ
principal the lst INST, where II stands exacy ~
posit . ...o ,ban rc-
p''''' "" '"1 KoBERr s.HoLT. Sec rotary.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
OF PENNSYLVANIA.

7 Departnent Of Arts IL To1ne Scientific School III.
wharton school of Finance and economy ~ course N
Philosophy. V. Course IN Aunc heulSM SSnOo ~
Dental school VII. Veterinary school! n Law och ooI
Il In %sspc INJURY please specitg department.
REV. JESSE =. BU RK, secretary
uuiycrsty OF Pennsylvania West Philadelphia, Penn.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
cwIrHIN c sH0RTLInGE,S ACADEMY

- for Young Men and Boys Media Penn l3 miley from
Philadelphia Fixed price covers eTe expense even books
etc No extra charges 10 nciaru expenses NO GRANT
nation adDi-sOn Experienced teachers all men and all
graduates special o. punies or apt stuenis 10 eavsnco
Special drill Tor Ou and backward boys Patrons
or students studies choose the regular
lish Scientific Business, Classical Cvil Engineering
Course students fitted at Media Ac2demy @e now In Hsr
ward Princeton and other colleges and polytechnic
schools has churches temperance charter
which prohibits the sale OF all Intoxicating drinks For new
circular address tho Principal and Proprietor
sWITHIN {. sHoRTLtDGE, A. NJ.
(HarvaId University GRADUATED
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

Deposit accounts received and interest allowed
on monthly balances subject to draft at sight.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
For Both Sexes---Country.

For Both Sexes---Country.
A HOME FOR CHlLDREN.-A Christian
n lady living New York would take limited mum
bcr board giving them mo- hers care and tut
tom given Address Mrs DE- Read Tribune once
CLAVERACK, n Y, College and Hudson
" River Institute College course ioT Sirs Giaaa1tnS
In usic and Boys prepared or coege or Du
mesa thorough Instruction IN al departments Term opsna
January A'n' S0"" '0' A. H. FLACK. A. B.. President
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack- on-the.
II and business Ior genSemen ns
-xea,atIna rourse ladies' tweVc teachersL Wihlef
sssson opens Jan l. send for catalogue \, p,,
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

Coupons, registered interest and dividends col
lectcd, aud placed TO credit, tor our customers
without charge.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

All stocks aud bonds listed on the New-York Stoch
Exchange bought and sold on commission for cash
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

SPIRITS or TURPENTTNR
CHARLESTON Jan -TurpoDtine firm at $3.50
bAgAsNAII Jan. 10, -ruroentine duiet at J7d37 &C.
WILMINGTON Jan l0.-rufpsntlne Quet ~ So9
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
EUROPEAN FINANcIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
LONDON. Jan IG-l230 p. m.Consos 100 Lilo for money
and lOOis for the account; Atlantic and Great Western
First Mortgage Trustees Certihcates. ssh do Second
Mortgage lO9i Canadian Pacific, 6lst Erie "A do tee
old CCns0ls, 7Des; lnois Central u Mexican Ordinary
20 ST. Paul C0pmop, eii New.Yoik Central, lOoS
2 " n-Cons9ls, 100 $40 FOR both money and the
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

SECURITIES FOR INvI sToRs.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

cLOyfvG PRicEy DF BOSTOY STOCKS.
Bo,ToS jan. I6, 1856
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

OFFICE or THE BLEEcRER STREET AND
FULiON FFRRY RMLBoAD COMPANY, ,o,,
G2l WF,r 23DsT. NEw-YORK, Jan. .. lsSB.)
THE Annual Election for Thirteen Dlrectors
and Three Inspectors Of Election TO serve during tnt
ensuing year will held TltUR~DAY January 81 l-e
st the otc OF the company. Polls Will be from too
p. m. IhoMAS II M'LHA-' 'o'''''.-
WABASH, ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC
Holders OF bonds road nom Toieio 10 ST. Louis
Wis TOLEDO AID WABASH. GREAT WESTERN oP
ILLINOIS ST LOUIS DIVISION wishing 20 ioln In efot
to protect bonds and enforce their n3hs are requested
address - r,o.,...r,
ofKIMBALL, HOWELL & Co, l. New 81, New-Yors
1CHISON, TOPEKA and SANTAFE Rights
~ Fought and Sold.
Circulars may be had upon Application,
W. = LAWSON * co.
Ia Exchange place. Boston -
WANTED.-By competent, skiltul corIo'
w spondcnt and accountant Of twenty i've years eApo
ricnce position and responsibility WIN some hr
camille frm secretary private parties or coporsoS
best social aud business rcicrences. Address s.a
NJ p. care Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
'G AND FINANCIIL.

BANKING AND FINANCI1L.
HARVEY FISK * SONS,
25 Nassau-st., New-York,
Dealers IN United States Government aud other
desirable
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

OPPOSITION ts the RFeach GoVeFnmens
PAnTs, New. 27.-In the Rrsaoh Cham.
bers the Premier said France must not
entirely abdieAte heR positien e. q Rre4t
power. She mugt prevent dismsmber-
meut Of she Ottsmaa Empire and must
not admit thai any power may take
possession Of EUpt. lkspsatsd ap-
n De Fssyoinst uaid that the sses
Canal question wguld soon be uuftlad ID
satisfactory DanneF. Referring 70
The eoionial subjset, be said France
must oontent heraelf With organizing her
present colonial posssssiona. The cen.
erai p0iioy Of the GovorBmant con
prissd pFudsnos and 6Tmness.
~. De Cheiin moved the Rsioa-
tion Of the snm asked for 70
maintain the enbaMy 81 ths Vatican.
n. De FTeyeinef opposed ihs motion,
dwelling on the practical usefaineas Of
the embassy. France, he said, having
oonc0ralo with the Vatican by which
she vas charged with psoteoiinR Cath
olic missions IN She Eagt. which weF.
rendering important services % tha
oountry, co1ld not afford 20 dispense
with The embaAsY. TIE Bam asked f0g
vas granted. the vote standing 81
against 116. Tbs members Of tha ex
irems left hailed the naTrogneas 81 the
mai0Fity With appls1as. u. De h Foras
moved 70 s1ppress The credits for sx-
tracTdinaEy missions entrusted 20 mem
hers 0f the OhambeFs. H. De Rfsyninsl
sonsiderod the amendment part0ok of
he aatare Of oenaaFa. The amsadmsui
Waa Estested by q vote of SIS 70 I85.
After ssFsuteen votes uars takea % ths
amendmeat. The foreign badeef uas
paaasd wish0ut oppositisn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

RkIsz ArAAM.-kt 1870 o'olook lass
night an aiarm % Ere uas runr. Il waa
shOa9hs thai the Are sAs near ne Bjoa
ThsatFs. On soufh ssosnd stsoss. bua
after ths 9remsn had aspearsd on ths
scene With the hoea-e arts. fkev wers
diAzasesa - fnd thas The alarm vas 4
fai1e ona. No eaass Whatssax is Is.
aiRned fos Ne alarm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28
WANTED.

V0CN0 NAN ovKR 81 rEARs OF
aEe, uAa u " sllksE - werk hard fox
80 par ~ aths via thAnces - sale
tNrKIxtaesc4R Ma
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

"a veEy heavy y a. Ae.rsas sait
- doahie utath. sesth So, oniy sse
-. CazFxz CEAAAx nosS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

We 90 nsi rive credit, 20 plsass doa't
eak ne for Il; L wa cid ws oaaid nas
aAaE4 70 sri goods af Enatsra aaah
pFieoA CEMEEn CLxAhx. ms
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

Cantcs 1annala. maslins. ladios'
eloehs esnnals of al kinda Big lots
tlsa IN kasisEn eaEA Rriss& ckMrm
0LnAnx. ne4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28
New Mllk Cows for sale.

ok FRESH MIX COWS NOW FoR
4 khlrd and MNto ttreSaA fhey Ara pGcked
aaimaia ana pArGtcalaFly a1aps8d foF
tAm.lg uaA = , Aa.LkN. l.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

BosToE. Nov. ga special from Of
tawa says that General Manager Van
Horne, Of the Canadian Pacific Rail
road says be has concluded arrange
ments with the Boston and Lowell road
10 reach Boston, which will 10 made the
principal winter terminus Of his road.
Pie papers will be signed next week.
Connection from Montreal will Be
made with Newport, Vermont, over the
Southeastern road. thence 20 Woods
vile, n. H., over the Lowell road.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

y waa e4Peetsd that the casa a. Alsn
s-a.,.asnaoas TIE maFderar of Mauie
As.ls' Seaid ecne % today ona molten
tof enanee q venue, bat defsnHenK7
seaessl I'D not appsar. Ths sass : -
tor srial for enc week from nonasV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

- Asc1iaen. 1opakn a Santa IA
- - sat ptacticaily announess tha, Z
- 1eo.ee4 upon ~ extension - Csi-
eAlle. 4no shat i wia commenca eeFs.
slfaeiioa a. an early date.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

A GARNET WOOL. SCARF OR FAs-
- ciaAtor ahoaf tive Waaka a.ra. en
Froai siFeat. ia North Seaffla. fha ander
vii ptl As retarn q lhis cf9oA nole
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

NEW YoRK, Nov. 27.-The Directors
Of she Missouri Paoidc Railroad held q
meeetinR today and appointed 3. II II.
Clark, formerly Manager Of The Union
Paeihe Railroad, as First Yics President
sf the Missouri Pacific Railroad, vies
Hnxia danaana2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

f1HrH, New. SI.-The HanRarian Dsl.
gailee today voted Z credit Tor rspeaa.
las nues Tor TIE army without debate.
sna Approved t1e army hadnea ana
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28
Seed Merchants

DED CIovKR. ORCHARD GRASS
IL Waite Clover. Kentucky Hue 0raas.
Ai1ika Clever, Alfalfa, Mesquite Afoah
assoFaKnent of 0arlien Saa1s always on
hand a. MuSSIGBROD 4 xoHYaS Kea-
yon hook. fos6 Frons street. seattle nras
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

BucHAnEsx, Nov. q. ira Kn,nse.i.,
OhamoeH opened todav. n - l~r-e-S
King Charles exprossed hiusslf = ksr,s.
fai Of tie eoniinuanea az nsaea' eris -
Also ennounosd that Prince Fsr.5iras,S
q heheu1ollefn had haaa dsaniteIv -
lected as TIE hair = ~. 11--,-.es ~.
King hein~ rhii1le.. ~a -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28
VOL xI--NO. .%.S5

tAl.fotnia q Fizrinia. uhiah c'oss.l -.
.eFeay - is3<, opened taaay g egl 4
an4 oloeed 81 90 Ouhtr. ukleh ol.r1.
ss.etaay a. $95k. auensd tnllav a
tl04, and clsssl a 49,. - 49,
usss yeEg lAEza.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

LouHy1LLR, Nov. 17.--A CourIsy yoar.
nal special says: "As dsvel0pnensa are
made In Knox county. KY, the affair
grows In horror. it ia undoubtedly true
Mrs. Pos and her Two lady guests we're
raped. and together with five childTan
we're murdered, and then burned M ia
the house. The devils Who did Il are
not positively known, Though suspicion
Feats on one John Warm and his alleged
wife, who we're neighboFs Of the Posas."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

Henry George stated today that be
vas making arrangements for the pub
liaation Of q weekly paper which ho in
tended 10 issue on the liFst Of the year.
Il win Be called The Standard. He said
Il would be absus the size Of the IrisA
Worid, and would sell for ave osats.
An Extraordinary Alleged HARDER.
CLEvELAND (O.l, Nov. H.-This after
noon Coroner West Feturned q verdict
IN the Wheeler murder case. The mur-
dered woman, Mrs. Wheeler, ~as Sc
years old. and 1as worth $200,00o. Her
husband, BENJAMIN WheelaF, h 81, and
be claims that bis estate e etiIl larger
than his wtfe'a Il summing 10 ihe
Coroner says: /, therefore And that
Jane Wheeler came TO her death by b.
iag checked 70 death by her husband,
Denfansn WhaafafD
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

hnusa41s, Nov. 2. - Iasntv-lwo saehe
eoa,alnina mails from Eneland 10 asr-
masy, kusaias Austria and lho Easl.
while IN transit on 4 train g Bslaiam
toaAy, were eut open and plundsrsd ~
az registered lslesr4 an other lstisrs
were not touched
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

Bo6IoN, Nov. 26.-lt has hsen diaoov-
cred thaf Reed. late treasurer Of "a
South Boston Horse Railroad OompAny,
Sho u now under arrest fer ths ombeE
zlement Of ever $4,000, also added
forgery 10 bis crime. The signature Of
Preoidelt herasy 10 certain carkidcateG
were prodncod as foReeFiss by that Gen
tieuan. Hilharts it had bse1 believed
that most Of the stock oTeKissued hs
Reed waa issued durinR the late preai
dent Croaby'a admlnistFatinn and thai
the fFau1 was made possible bg Mr..
Crasby's habit of aiguing eertihcates ID
blank lt ia roe stated, however. thai
. large pgopoEti0n Of the csgtiasateI
outHtandinR and which are mostly held
by brokers ~ collateral for margins on
The stock, hsar President Herssy'a siR.
nature. HaFseF states thAt Tor ali The
certificates siRned By himself be bas
daplieate eseoks which viii enable him
70 identify every oerEidrafs tbRs be haa
tasned- il h believed there are ahoai
200 nhsfaa Ct oveFiss1ed stook oaistand
ina. Ihe Direefors have not yos dssid
ed ubether or net fhex Wiii held q meet
ina saon, wh0n q eoura8 Of acfion c0uld
be mapped snt Il 10 learned thaf ahe
st0ck of she Mexican Tslsphone Cam
pany, of which keed Was alsa treasurer
eaa bean oVeEissasd % tas amoans q
$500
Aeetaent sa she BtassaFt Paelne.
kASaAs err, NsE. I.-Ths Minsonri
Pacinn pssa nGsF train dus hers at "a
this m1rninn eollidea with q freiahl
tEain near Grsanwuod, twemty mi 4,
east % Eeia eity. he engines uars
wrecked Aad ihs fseizht eaains "a
hnrisd apLn ne fcrward psrs q ~
mai ear. eraahing EliiAh MaaufHn, I
postal oierk- = Hibea. anOthar ciark
b d 6yinR euadi9iun. Ths enRinaarI
ard erenaa Atsd thsussivsa - ia@p
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

WAssxEaroE. Nog. 21.-Erom ths -.
port g ~ Board q ComEisEionars
o sne Soldiern' Hsme. fua, pnhiishea
q apDsara thaa $40 psrsnns we're ~.
snlttad % tha Hous durinQ fhe vsnr.
Nlnsty-thnee inmataa we're q 81 1rIsiilI ~
thelF oun neQnest, 5 uera diamiassd. 8
slepended snd Al diod- there are ~
~ regular and q tsmporarY Inmates q
NE homes q uumbsF larger tkan waa
essR net9Ee aceo@mo6afsd. Ths aos-
tARe tofmeEiv oeeupied b The Pr siasnf
~ . summer residences, has been A.
slgned % ne inmaiss e he Home fcI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

Iho Chyoztcls'f Neg fOFk special aaYs.
8 The maksts aga wsii eapplisd wiih
fruit. vegetables, Ash sod meat. There
is iargs supply of aaimon fFom PaQot
Sonnd. A leaainR dealer has esiEed q
eAFioa9 % % 00 pn1ads from 8sasfIa,
and - selling midais ouis q 8 cents
Per pound. are fhe shois ash sf IS
cents psg p0nnd. C4lifarula psass are
fFom 20 cents 10 81 50 paF dozsn, ana
CmiifoEnis wlnlar Ne.iiea, 15 esnis per
dazan. Tokay and hassaf Csiifornia
erapss afs 75osata fer pou1d bsxes's
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

HALIFAX. Nov. 26-Lsast niaht eha
storm along ths Nova Scotia oaast -
one II the seVeragl expsfienoad n :
long time. In Halifax TIE Veloei,v ~
the wind was thirty miles a. honr and
on Prince Edwards Island thirev- Eve.
Iae Rale was accompanied hg heaVv
rain and thunder and liRhsnina. A
number % vessels we're totally wFeoke6
og seriously damaged. Scores of narFow
escapes are reported. but - fag 30 -
oount OF any loaso Of life.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

tiutoalA b. o., Nov. SI.-The town
q Yale The sosna Of tho nzst minlne
exoiiemen1 on Frazer river. ne4eFni
times oetore destroyed b. Are. Waa
a9ain partly ournod THURSDAY nlQht.
Ancendiariam is suggested. The tnwn
nAe been deserted since the rnffroad
vas onanaa fnr aralln-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

SkE FRAxcIsoo. No. 8.-yohn Box, q
young EnRlishman, q miner By occupa-
tlon. eommitted auields IN his room at
the New wisconsin Hotel, By outtlna bis
throat with q razor. The act Waa proba-
bly, committed during 3t Of dospond-
enog oauaed by iiI health.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

WAsHm0TsN, Nov. N.--It IL stated Al
the Treasury Department that the nsu
two dollar certificate viii Be ready foI
general distribution h limited quaint
ties about next wsok.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

Frank DAVIS, 10 San Matso fail, ar
rested for grand larceny, tried 70 blow
bis brains out 10 bis cell. yesterday.
De vas placed Ia q straight Jacket.
since The execution OF F0nq Az Sing,
be has shown signs Of insanity, and
imasines that the Sheriff Il making
preparations 10 hang him. He died.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

CEIuAGo. New. E.--At the invsatira-
tea of The Oontinental Hotel fire hy tbe
CITY kira Inspectors today, fouK Wit
nesses Wele examined. B. /. fomlin-
son. uhe has boArded e the hotel for
years and who left ths day breesdina
tbs hre, said he had been oonhdantially
warned ~ ArA Rowan, who vas IN
anaKRe OF TIE hotei, and that be had In
t1rn warned several otkeF friands, who
had lalt TIE aame day. Ne arrests have
been mads.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

The EuaSainer's Washington special
says Awo 8en1taFs from the State u
Mashipglon wil taka their asats In ths
kiftts1h C01gFess Il tie Denoorats oan
taxa advantage Of The sitaation. When
she admission Of D1ksta was being
pressed b. tue Republicans last winter,
TIE Demoofats we're appEoaobea with =
pFopoaitinn y adAsis Washington e. she
sane TINE. bills usRe paassd by ths
Senate givinR beth Territories state
hood Both bilis are nov on the House
calendar. By tbe passses of she bill
Affecting Washington. daFiag this com
lnR aeoaior. tbs Kiftieth Congress may
be N tie haads of tfa DomOaFaoy. Iha
Seuale 9ould staua q - aQn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28
An Actual suletd.

william F4as, q respondent cabinet
maker, committed suioide last niahi ~
banging himself e. his residence. he
vas S. years Of ace.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

DUBtU, Nov. e3.--rha Nationalintu
hase decided 10 hold meetings IA lifYer-
ent parts of ooanties Sligo. Galway and
ftpperary, In order 20 evads TIE Govern
ment prOhibiiion. The Dublin Ttle-
qrapA says that orders have been emf Is
Afhlone 20 keep 1000 uavalsy and 800 In
iantky IN readiness fuE daty. "a a rn-
mored that Il is their object q arrnss
tie trustees appoiBtsd undsF The Unifef
Ireland plan. 70 whose charges the Fsaf~
Of local tenants have been oommlfte1.