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ARE oI CONSERVATIVE ?

Have you Cough, Bronchitis Asthma, Indigestion
Use PARKER'S TONIC without delay. 1t has
cured many of the worst cases and is he best
remedy for all affections Of the throat and lungs
and diseases arising from impure blood and
haustion. The feeble and sick, struggling against
disease, and slowly drifting to the grave, will in
most cases recover their health by the timely
Of PARKERiS TONIC. but delay is dangerous.
Take it in time Cures when all else fails. Gives
new life and strength to the aged and infirm 81,
at Druggists. Nov10-4w
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Dauchy's Advertisements.

YSPEPsIA.--Its Nature, Causes, Prevention
> and Cure. BY JOHN II. McALyIN, Lowell,
Mass, IA years Tax Collector. Sent free to any
address. Nov.l0-4w
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A coon PAIR OF BLANKETS:

Fine White Blankets, only /, 2 3 and 81.
Lambs Wool Blankets 5, 6 and 81 pair
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There is no doubt about the honest
worth of Ayers Sarsaparilla as blood
purifier, Thousands, who have been
benefited by its use, will attest its vir-
tues. This remedy cures liver and kidney
complaint, and graduates every trace of
disease from the system.
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READ ABOUT THEM.
A sERvICEABLE CLOTH DRESS:

All-WooI Double Width Cloth, only 80 al
All-Wool Gilbert Tricot Cloth 40 and 60
Silk and Wool Mixed Cloth, only 50 and
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Saturday, December rs, ISS6,
between the hours Of twelve and Ave O'Clock In
the afternoon, the following described lands and
LOf No. i-Situate in the township of Hopewell
aforesaid, beginning at the most southerly corner
of the land known as the !" Larason Farm, on the
river Delaware and from thence ~ north fifty
Ave degrees east five chains and nnety-two links
to a corner thence ~ north six degrees east
eleven chains and thirty-nine links to a corner
thence tsl north sixteen degrees and fifteen min
utes east, two chains and thirty links to a white
oak thence (4) north nine degrees and thirty
minutes west. four chains and ninety-hye links to
a hickory tree thence l5) north twelve degrees
and thirty minutes west, seventeen chains to n
corner thence 49, south eghty-seyen degrees and
forty-hve minutes east, six chains and twenty
links 10 corner stone; thence tfl north ten de-
grees east. d iteen chains and iy links TO stone
for corner on the Amwell line thence ~ south
eighty-fve degrees west, thirly-hye chains and
twenty-five links on said line to corner; thence
t9l north seventy degrees west, one chain and
thirty links to a stone for corner thence (i0l
south fifty two degrees and thirty minutes west,
twenty-five chains and iiity links more or less TO
the Delaware river and intU the same to low water
mark thence tl1 down said river the several
thereof to the place of beginning, contains
ing one hundred and hfiy-nine acres, three foods
aud thirty four perchCs of land more or less tex
cepting land sold TO the Delaware and Raritan
Canal Company and the Beyidere Delaware Rail-
road Company, together also with the shad fishery
In said river opposite said farm and ON q certain
island in said river opposite to aud extending be-
low said farm and also all the said island known
as stouts lsl,nd," in the river Delaware, oppo-
site the lower part and extending down below the
said fam, containing about acres OF land,
more or less /; also excepting out of the first
described tract certain burying ground or place
Of fifteen feet square, including the vault wherein
Samuel Stout the elder was buried, with the privi-
ege for any member of his family to pass 10 and
from the same at suitable times TO repair and
close the same; being the same land and premises
which John Cavanaugh, Sheriff of the county of
Hunterdon, conveyed to George Larason. the
father of Gcrshom L. Latasan aforesaid, by deed
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THE MARKETS.

Lambertville, December !, 1886.
PRICES OF GRAIN corrected every Wed mes
day by LEAR, HoLCoMB & NIECE, dealers in
Grain Flour Feed sc
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HEnHNN on James River, Va. in Claremont
Hn X M ~ Colony. illustrated circular tree.
InNlWO ]. f. MANCHA, Claremont Viz
ginia. Nov.10-4t.
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A COMFORTABLE SHAWL:

All-Wool Square Shaws $1.25 TO SIS.
All Wool Beaver and Long Shaws, T. 5 and Sc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11

w. K. Vanderbilt vii have ths hnesl
yacht sdoat by the last Of this mouth.
His order WAs fer the largest, sBlflest
and most elab0Fately furnished pieaaufe
boat In ths world, and the ahipbuilaesa
have spared neither pains nor expsnss
70 aecompifah the desired Seating pal
aoe. Ia many respects The yacht resem-
bles the Canafd steamers. lt Il 16s feal
ieaa and 81 feet vide, and has tuo dec 4
With . small raised deck afi snd q fore
castle desk on the exiremo forward gnd
rhe desks are 4 sofed With Whits plrs
and The covering and balWafks are q
teak wood. IheFa aFe throe RuGoi S0aDd
nr masie, aFoaud which q pFomenade
oxtenda. Ia the extreme foeosasiles ara
berths for che Grew, and directly behind
are the oihaorB quarters. having din
ing reom IN tie esnter with atatefooma
on both siGeA II TIA center of the aoF-
geous and beautiful stls01 10 3 large
dlniBR o. recepsion room. The walls
ere hnlshed ID eFeam and eoid, and
ooslly oti psiniiags, repEessnting ecsan
scenes. adgfa then. Ibe hpof Il eoV.
cred With Gobelis tapestry aud OFio1tai
rugs. a mahocany dining table in an
tique style and fourteeu solid mahoaaay
enairs oomplste ths furni hinR. suf-
ronnllng tue oAbin pFopar are 1WalFs
atater0oms, with hot aud cold wates
and eieetxin llahaA Hand9oma bed
ateads are ussd In . ace Of id-fAshiened
bsFiha The kitchen aFFanremonfs are
unnsaaliy oompiets. A nursery and
playhouSs stand afi Of the kitshen. TIE
forward deok-hoass u provided With
lanR ranoa telescopes. and viii Be used
as 40 observatory. Every paFl of tie
vsssal Is eonnsstsd b. telegraph wires.
TIE entire oest of lhs yaohs viii -
10000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11

ALExANDER COMING 10 RAEMuRAz.
LnNDoN. esps. I0-Prinos Henrv ef
bafteneurz. husband Of Princess Ros-
tries and brother Of Prinoe Alexander,
lale rnler q Bulgaria, has left BalmorAi
Castle fer Dsfmstadt. He intends b
oxinR Primes Alexander 70 Bainioral.
ENGLAND ALnzn OPPOSES nUEIA.
81. PHTnnsnuRo, SEPT. I0.-Ths Nauos
Framgs says that Of all aha signaFs af
tho Berlin treaty, England alone ap-
pears fnollued 20 oppose Russia'a Bal
aaEi8n policy. huagia must know
whether Enoland's intention Is serious
IN order % preuaro herself 20 take
measures aesoFdinRly. Russia gill nee
Be broaRht 70 q siandstill - Eaalana'a
veto.
AxExAEnzRis PBooEAMkTloR.
The Journai q So. Pslsysbnr1 avs
that Prince AlexandaF's pfoclamatian
Of departure oontaina mention 81 aiiaRsd
Russian assurances given 10 him. Foe
reasons useless 80 discuss, Ruszia ceala
NOT make any angaRemopt VITA Prince
Alexander. 10 view, htWeVar, Of she
party struggle IN Bulgaria and She aai-
d len of tho public mind which The
proclamation has caused, the Russian
agents in Bulgaria have been insirnctsd
% iHfosm the Bulgarian people that
Russia is disposed t0exert her lnhaanea
70 establish tie party concerned and -
restore q1iet. Russia viii not withheld
her support from any legally constituted
governments guided By non-partisan in
terests and conducted for tha general
welfare. RnasiA is willing 10 APPLY baE-
self 70 The task OF removing digsensiona.
from the painful consequences Of which
Bulgaria has already suffered too much.
Russia hopes thai the Bulgarian nation
and her representatives will b able to
appreciate the counsel aud aot accord
inRiy.
KETHUuAszIo oFyIoEns.
VTzsNA, Sept. I0.-Ths Na.ps Erie
Pfesse publishes q dispatch from Sofa
which states that she oiilneFs Of she
Bulgarian army stationed there net
yesterday and adopted reaolutisns
piedging thsmselyea In fervent loyalty
10 Alexander, and expressing themselves
as eonddenf that Be would rafurn 10
Bulgaria. Tbs dispatch further says
that 3 major and tWo captains of the
Ployidid regiment. supported By the
soldiers Of the regiment, had Joined il
= plan 70 prevent Prince Alexander
from leaving Bulgaria. The leaders In
the conspiracy we're placed under arrest,
bat we're released after his departure.
REcHrvED AT HoarE.
DARMsrkDF. Sept. l0.--Prinos Alex
andex has arrived here. Ho.waa 70
csivod b. the Secretary Of the English /
Legation and the BurRomasleF AMI 81
once proosedsd 20 Juganheim, bis
fathers residence.
PnorEsr AGAINST TIE AEoENcx.
Sierra, Sept. l0.-The opposition 10
8absanis intend 70 protest against the
regency on the ground that Il 9as lie
gaily appointed.
Russia has offered 70 Ruarantse . Bal
garian loan % l0,f l1O0U roubiea.
would HAVE KILLED HIaE.
L0xDoN. Sept. Io.--Oaptain RavaloH,
Of the yacht on which AsexandsE vas
AFat conveyed fEom Bulgaria, has pub.
liahed sn aeooans Of the journey 20
Reni. He says b would have killed
Alexanasr II the iattsr had tried 70
escape.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11

Prz1snuna. espt. 1o.-Tbe hsIzaiisn
pondina for he lagl siz years bstwoon
3aeob Resss. 81 thla eity. tee iassutog
~ tha bagie prgoaaa and the bamsmas
Steal CompanF. Mmii1d, whlGM has pro-
Vanfod t1s aas 81 the Haaia Mt@mI pFnamma
% fhs uui1s1 slnlaa uwia@ ~ me in-
fuaefian obtainsd hF sho HaMamnF
stssl Company, kns been dees1od b. ne
MaNsf. Who reported thA4 10 iaiunn-
iioa ba &i8olysd an1 fhs bl1 dlsMlaus1
e. tha eoll 81 ihs beasanes ntesl o..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11

senlod b TIE Massachusetts, Historical
500 oty the following letter of RoboEt
Burma, which vas gives % him By the
widow of Barry Cornwall. % whose
mother Il wAa addressed Whan che was
; girl:
10 NHna RHNaoR.
sDUMEnrra, 2lst of March. I798.
MADAM many thinRa for
which envy thoos bale, long -ltved old
fellows before the Flood II this, In par
ticniar-that When they msl wilh any'
body after their own heart they had q
charming prospect Of many hapFy meet
inas with them In after life.
Nov, 10 this ahori. sseRmy winter
day % ouF 1eoiinG oxistsuoas whan gou
nov and then, IL the ehapeeT ok aaoi-
denta. meet an individual whose ao-
qnAluianoe IL q real acquisition. tharn
are al The probabilities maainal yon that
yOn ahall navaF meet with that ehaEnn1or
more. On the other hand, brief aa thi9
miserable being Ia Il Is none tie least
81 she ni1cflo9 oolonRi1n 30 u that, n
there 4 any miseFeant unom you hate,
o. creature whom yo1 despiae. TIE ~
run Of Tie chances shall b 60 aaainsl
goa that in The ogoFiakinn1, tarnIne1
and ioalllnes 81 life. pop. - soDe an
Iuckg corner eteFnaIlY comes tha uFul1h
ugon you. sod uili not ailnw youF india-
uafl d OF oontompt q m0manf'a r8poao.
AZ 40 sturdy believer tn she p0wafa
Of dAKknena. TAXA these 10 BE- tns DO
inan Of thai old auihoE of misohief, tea
dsril. it "A weu known that be hsa noma
ghort hand way of takinQ down our
thouRhte; and ] make no d1nhl thnl he
h perfectly acquainted visa mY aentl-
monts respecting Mis- Benson; hoB
mach Iadmfrsd her abilities and valued
her worth, and hou vefT fortnnate
fhouRht myself IN her aoqaainlanoo.
For this iagt reason, ny deas madam.
! must entertain no hopoa af the very
great pleasure of maattna with yuu
again. Miss Hamilton tells me ehaf che
h sending q packet 30 you, aud hnM
iaaFe 20 sand you she enclosed aomnefs
thoueh. b tall yon The real lFuihs the
sounel h q mere pFstanee, tha4 1 mar
have the oppufiunlty % deelaFina with
hoW much Faspoctful os1osm ! hapo tho
bonoF 70 b. &C., r. b"
Barns msi Aiss Bensea "a - hous8
q Mr.. Craik, 81 AFbielasd. sd lho
foiIoginQ little insidanl Occurred aa tha
iadY-afinfgards Mrs. Basil Mentaan-
remembered IN aftsg years:
diped With Barns a& AKbiglnu4.
he Baa witty, drank a athmEs dfank,
and vas lats In oomima 20 she t0m
table. Il waa then tho kaahigm fnR
younR ladies 10 b bQsy Shout soma.
thing. ] vas working at aaReFs Tia
posl eat Do N beslds ne. tafked q ne
beauiy Of ghat ] uas inifaiina. an1
pas bis haed % nsaF the aork thnt 1
aid. Well, take 4 sad de = BE 301E-
e1lf.' sOboF eaid ~. syoa think ny
hand y unsteady vita uine. ] oannot
Wofk g fewer, madam b1t '-he pllled
t6a thread out q the neadIe, and fo-
threaded u Ia 3 moment. Can q tipay
man DO thatF Hs talked 40 me 0f hiH
ehfidron, more particularly ~ bis eiGoa1
son. and called him G pfomizing boy.
'And yet, madam. Ne said, with q aaT-
eastis alnncs Of hia eye, hope hs vii
snrn out q aioriolE bIoczhead, and -
make hia fortanof
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11

GermaR Royalty Cheered
BY Admlrlng sahIeeta.



hER1zE, SapG l0.--Empssar william.
Empfez8 AnEuEla snd oFewn prinn1
tredsrick william arrived ai SaFan-
o1rz todaF. Lhef weEe reeaiae1 ~ -
kt1z az oaxony and tha Grsn1 Duka az
dAo1n. l11lf arrival 80 announnaf
~ he drl1Zof cannon. Flnrine a. hnIlr.
go l1e streets were Decorated w1lk
4aRa and lined viii teooPa and cheer
ing Orowoa
The Rasuluelomlaas mrlaanpa.
SeEIA. Sept. l0-Ths military auah.
osittea have ordered Tie raleaas " MI
sao Nere ARRESTED for takinN paEt In
Erench lalsresis q m.aaraacar.
fARla, Sept. io.-Iha state q aanfrs
u MadaRaac1F IL not REGARDED - RntIs-
Factory g far - FFaneA Interests nre
eenearned. the QoTaEnm anf Is % this
aeeounl sending reiaf eEasmants -
tS484t33ss -uu---...~ --
PARm, Sept. lo.--Eha Uminrm pab
llshed . telegram FROM fh8 Nlahnp o.
110qaln, aAyin4 that a GhaiHalmmn
had bean mnenaaaea and fgFaw hullH-
inaa bnrned in lha pfoVinea "a tEanhna.
and thai :. 900 Christians are paEiaAlne
Of hunger.
Ne mu1lag.
LaHDoH, Sspt. "a - Tha aiatennnt
that Ne tEoops af Barr narfanla. -
king County, Ireland, mutinisd aQain1t
parforming anY more a4icllnQ tutV.
afisF reiurnlna iron Weo3fond, d pf1-
no1nesd untrue.
aaawwick NJ Rmno mea HeRae.
H RAso, (Tax.l. sepa. 10 -Hpaaial
AGENT Hadgwiok arrived as Raao del
N0rta thia moEniug, and nftaF breakfn8t.
inc with Consul BFinhaua. began nn in.
yeltigaiion of ne Local raoes3a IN he
Cutting cas-.
Prspssal froa secretarg uictu-8ench.
LoxDoN. Sept. 10 Sir Miohasl Hlsks-
Beach, Ohiaf eoorotaFy for ireland. pro.
posed % add . Justice e tha oourf Of
Qaeenn Beach % tha Btlfssl Oommia-
sion a. chairman.
eaxton, on behalf q lha Parnslliiaa,
aaksd 10 be- allowed mnaii Mondmy %
consider she pfapbaai.
ParnelT'a land hia wAa Faad q hsut
time and lhe seoond reading was axed
fsr Tuesday.
aasamer saraonyx AsAero
VIoEonzA (B.O.) saps. 10 -Tho steam.
ship SaFdonsx a ashake % GahFiola
resi-. near Nanaimo. she want "a q
high tide, and being liaht & Il tAoaRh1
shs viii Be Heated.
what the 1tnmdarA MeaEs.
I.oHpoN, Sept. l0.--r The 6ianaard hears
that q report is being pFapa red showing
that tha pair0naaa which woml& 10
handed ever 10 PaFnell and his fFionda
u the Home Rails hlll bad paased, would
haVe been worth ff2oCl1 VaaFI4.
Press CensePahfp.
Tbs press osneorahip 3 Fl4idlY "a.
forced a. 81. Petersburg. All incoming
and outgoing ialezfams are mo1l maE-
ellessly sified aud muillated.
A celebFafed aeabreala Suicides.
Nile. Egdodi, who vas considered Ne
best soubrelfa on she BaRlia stage, has
committed suicide with revolver.
The aalsurm 81 ne CEar.
The Czar Il aoioafninQ ID Poland and
will NOS return % tho Russian capital
for three weeks.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11

Itssnou iast aboai g gears ainss ~
ersas RFa1dfafhsr of C6ariss EtsHafi
PaKnsli 80 dismissed from tte eha1eet-
l.Eakip e fte Lrisb ezaheqreF fer ep'
pauin1 ths untan Wilh Esalln4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11

CnAnEHsroM. Sept. 10 - The night
passed quietly. There we're ne shocks,
and with the appearances Of the sun this
morning there vera renewed signs Of
activity Ia the work of removing debris.
and an increased disposition on the part
Of the people 70 return 10 their houses.
The Mayor haa sent telegram express
ing hia profound shankfulness for the
eft of 5000 bg W. W. CorooEan Of
Washington.
TIE rains Of yesterday have Just BE-
gun 20 aheot the shattered walls, several
Of which fell today. Three slight
ahccka were feit 10 Hummerville yes
ferday. Tee Relief Committee ara at
work al tributinQ both proVisions and
money. end their chief conceEn h 70
prevent the falling e relief 20 IN sof-
Thy persona Two hundred and ninety
tsnts we're reosised today from TIE Gov.
ernog Of New Jersey. One hundrea and
ssvsnty. six tents have also bern shipped
from Ohia.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11

R1rT ToxNzEzD. 3 p 1a-Hon. q n
Bradshaw, Rsplhiie \ nomlnee foF Dsl
e44le - CunErez. aKrIpad hQma toflnv.
he WMa E9oglved On tha wharf ~ 4 larae
ea1oeazse uf en&huEiastis ciiiEsns. a.
companied BY q brass hand and via
he4rty cheeEa and 3 salute az aannon.
vas esoorted o the e1un. wheHs u. ~.
saith mede an address q waloans.
NJ. bracshaW respondsd IN a. eIaaaaui
man1eE. 4he oitizons "a The L,suer
ccund are enthusiasts over NJ. Bra
sn4W's neniEafioa. he viii carry this
section Of Ne eoaniry by an oVaguhelm-
Ing majority.
Per nele1Ele 10 CoaGrcaa.a
REEEKyuR (IaahoA, Seus. l0.--The Rs.
pahliean TsrFitorial Convention mani.
mously nominaisd Frsd DahsrR e.
1erEiioFial Marshal. for DelsRafe d
Uongreea A sirrnR Anti Msrnan plaf.
form was adopted.
An 1neanalaFE EIre
NKgknA fOal Sapt IA Ore ak Il
o'eloak le4 night deatroyed : bai,dinr
On Broad street. occupied by aha Ssand-
arc 1noe Oompany, Slumpfs Holel and
g. lec1 masi ok which i covered b.
lnsaranas. Ths Gre is Supposed % b
ineendiaEy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11

Ths AEtas fair sllsbiishsd and soi-
Issasd b tne OfFin BfothsFs a Aiahois,
n ths Csfy ~ Msxiao. p1s1ed theguah
"a PaAn todag % ~ way % B1glon.
whars they wlli give tas people q ne
Unitsd STATES illustrAliona q the imaida
lifn - Msxiao. TGs fair csafaina &
large aambaF ~ natives. Who via iIlns-
iFats ths df4sseug bfanchss of native
Indian Industries.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11

WAaRmaFoE, Sepl. 1o. The Secretary
Of State, Notwithstanding tbs raleasa Of
Cutting. will, Il is said. insist upon the
nbroRation of AFtiale i66 Of tue Mexi-
car penal code, which eonfeFs upon The
Mexicaa courts Jurisdiction under oar-
tain circumstances over foreigners for
shsnses committed outside Of Mexican
terFitory. oF, 81 ieast. BayaFd uiil insist
upon . rsnuneiation b. Msxioo Of the
right of subisetinR American eittEsas 70
that code on the groaad that tie Amer
lean courts have exclusive criminal ia.
riadiotzon over o&easss committed With-
IN ths territory Of The Uniied States By
Amariuan oiti9ena.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11

1he essdi.nGs of kaana Rsotherz. arv
eoods merchants. ube failed a. Asses,
1lth, tod8y decide1 % acnut N Senfs
% t1e ooisaR - z aalslomeu1 n fuII e
AZ ,lainA Ike frm vii rssnma basi-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11
East or THE DIVIDE,


Gra1ieat ma1lKen3 Csnhlnaranm ar rehs
weRaa.
CHIuAGn, Hspt. 10.-Ths Weassr'n ran
road manaGnrz, aflsx 9 thrss dave -.
son, 11o1eodd sedeT "a ncautfnn fhr
bnais 81 eomurouaise ana re0r11r,irir-
TIE HealeE1 EFsiahs Association. Two
gEeaf obstacles haFs hssn tke rsfnraI -
TIE C1icaeo 3 NoRthueataFn 10 unof Ia
r.n9a o. cattle business originating u
western Nebraaks and Wyomfna and
ne demand Of tie Missouri PaaiGc 3
that. b. reaaoa of ifs Linc1ln. Nsh.. *
tension u shonid BE- AWarded a share
af tne t1runRh Business The 6rst vas
sssiled b viriuailV nonesdinR % ths
oftnuqa1efu is point. Thi8 vas done
~ removing The western boundary line
q tho rsnRs q TIE o1ttle peal - Z
former.y existed running noEth and
south through Falenlins, BRADY IsIand
ana lndianola. Nso., = Laramie Cisy
III % ne nurzuws.ssru ,us-
8oniBo7 0f ell fhe cattle shippad on ifs
line weHl Of Norfolk % Fort Fatterman,
from whi1h lt viii exaat local rates and
nos report business 90 any poaL As
both tee Onion Pneifio aud Hnflinntnn
= = AfAAA4tANAAk AA4N8 N14A4 AIAAA44NUn N Wt1A
1ot enjoy q B0nopulF longer than the
present asaaen. The alheF bsno of con
leniion waa amlsabiy divided b giving
he Msa8uFi Paeide fouF PEI cent. il
TIE pool "a thFonah business and award
.Re O1aba I've poT cent. Kansas OtF,
b. Joe ana Council BATS 10 awarded
llx per oalk Of the gross earnings in
lho C1uneil blaks l8sal pool. OthaF.
giBe fbs percentages remain UNCHANGED.
4 coEnmiasion Of one fFsm each road
vas appointed 20 perfect minor details
u the pool, 10 report 70 she general
meeting - II q. q. tomorrow, 20 which
lime an adiourument Waa taken The
pool. which aill endure for fVe years,
viii 90 into eject on September Ibih,
With General EaatAeru as Commission
y. Tits eomplstea ons Of the most i'm
portant and far reaching railroad oom-
oizations ever msds IL ths world.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11

EL Pkso iaxas), Sept. I0.--Eusoy
Bsagwiek has been al day II Raao aEl
Norte ID close eOasaiintion with ConsuI
Brigham. he has ns yet esen nobedy,
bat Is h understood thai b. deuieg 10
story sst afsot aboul him. He moved
ever this essninz % ne hotel NeBdoms
II n Pnao.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11

WAaHInar0a, Sept. 10.-The Aetiag
Secretary Of tha Interior DepArimeni
has refused the petiiioa Of plaintiffs 10
the cais Of Hili 4 Lewis ". B. n. b
water askinQ for q revocation Of ne
oRdeR WithkoidinR the palent 70 cegtaln
lands IN q OlyDFia district of Wash-
inQt1n TarfitoFy. described as part of
Lydia MAYNARD donation elaim, until
ne sait involving tha Ownsrshlp of tae
lnnd is decided b she uaiaed States
Ennrann CnnFA