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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-05-14

Mitchell, Henry. " hf of NV or sec 49, to
*, n rye west, 80 acres. "a
Nelette Caderette, Sc or of ne or sec IL,
tip 20, n rye west, No acres ............ s
Nelson, Peter, sw or ofnw or and W hf of
sw ar and rot 3 sec q, tp ~ N rge3 west,
lots Nos 2 and sec l, tb %, u rye
west. 23Y acres ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l6 3.
Pruitt, VIM, lots and see -, tp 81, n rye
west, as acres. ................. A
Porter, N. s., W Inf ofe Inf sec 81, tip 23,n
rye west, 100 acres ............... Il Il
Robbins. John, Sc or sec 25, tip %, N rge2
west, 100 acres NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80. II K
Simmons, Charles, lots and 9 and NV or
Of ne or sec 10, tp 20: rge2 west, lis
acres observation-disclosures. ...... ~ 5.
Stowell, Charles N. estate of, sw o. Of Sc
ar and hf of sc or and sc or Of sc or
sec -, tp y. rye west; and sc Or Of
aw Or sec u, tp %, rye west; aud W
hf OF NV or sec 20, tip u, n rye 3west,
100 acres ....................... - "a
Smith, H., sw or of sc or sec Q, tp 81, y rye
west, ~ acres ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Smith. John w., Sc or Of sc Or sec 4, tip 10,
n rye west, 40 acres. IS
Shoecraft. Annie NJ, lot No. !, and NV or
ofnw or SEQ 20, tip 20, n rye 2 west; and
seqr OF NV Or and lot No. sec ., tp 20,
urge west, 100 acres .................. 767
Strawbridge, Edward, " hf Of nw Or sec %,
tp 10. rye west. 10 acres ............ o 90
Smiat, Carl. NV or sec %, tp %, n rge4
west, lO0 acres ...... ........... IL 20
Schlatt John, NV or of ne or aud n hf OF
NV Or and se or Of NV Or see 10, tp 21,n
rye svest, leo acres .................... II 20
Sanders, Thomas. NV or Of sc Or acc q, tp
-, n rye west, 40 acres .............. 5 IS
wilkins, J. H., Sc Or Of ne or and lots Nos.
and sec 4, tp 20, rye q west, 1856
aeres.......,.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II 90
WILLIAM CALLOW,
Sheriff Of Mason county, W: 7.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-04-16

OVER 200 FEET rREcIrIcE.-tirccn>
field, Mass, April "A tcrriab!a disaster
occurred on the Fitchburg Rlirold to,nsht
midway between Bardwcli's Ecrryanl Deer
field Station. The east bourl passenger
train from North AlamS due ut G.caniirld
at 600 /. NJ, went over an cmhankmcnt
POO feet in height. six bodies have already
bccm taken out Of the ruins aul it is not
known how many others have been killed.
The train cnnss cd Of a baggage car, 4
smoker, stopping car Il mlil rlr and two
ordinary passenger cars. The point where
the calamity occurred is the most dan. 2rous
point on the road. The truck runs on the
edge "fan cmban&mcnt two hundred feet
above pcertirli river. The bank is steep
and i, covered with huge bouilrrS and
masses of shalr rock with which the road
bed has been filled When tie train arrived
at this pp,nt tie track commenced u settle
nmdcr it for 4 distance covrrin; its entire
length. The coaches broke from their
track anl went rolling over and over down
the prc,ipicr. The engine broke from
the tender, tearing UP the track ior twenty
feet. Below rolled the DcerlicM river. ON
the very Cl e of which the cars were
thrown. .\S soon as they struck they
caught fire from the stoves. The shricks
OF tho wounded and dying filled the air
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-04-16
DEMOREST'S

Fa"h Magazine contains a COUPON ORDER
cniitIn% the holder To- the >clcciiun of ANY
PATTERN illustrated in that number, aul in
ANY SIZE.
DEMuREST : MONTHLY i Justly entitled
the W"rli Model Magazine. The Largest in
Form, tn" Largest in Circulation. aud the hest
TWO Dollar Magazine ISSUED. l>S'i will hc the
Twenty second year "i its publication il is con-
tlniaiIY improved amd =" extensively aS {" place
II IN the front rank of Family PcrimlicalS and
equal I" amy Magazine. 1t contains - pages
Earg" Iuart". ; MI. inches. elegantly printed
amd fully illustrated. Published hv W JENNINGS
Dcmurcst. New York;
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-04-16
Travellers Rest, GrecnviIc Comfy. :. c,

Ir Is generally acknowledged whcre it is
most practiced that >uh>piijny MouH be
comLinc1 rM reasonably yood "ni,c-oLujn
uJ>. While looscnns OF the earth may
provide for the escape o! some of the sur
plus water by evaporation into the air, the
most of it should find a way out below and
however well the operation has been Ter
formed Of stirring up the soil, il it aitcrward
remain saturated with water for Il considers
able time. it will soon become as compact
as before. 1t is we'll known thu; when a
trench i'll road or path is to be filled up.
the easiest way to get the earth all back
aE lin without leaving ridge on the sur
face Is 10 pour IN a quantity of water while
shov"ltny in the dirt. While it may per
hap> be correctly Inferred, from Professor
Sanborn : statements of his own results and
those Of others and under ordinary condi-
tions Of the soil, sub>oiling viii MT be lik civ
tn pay for its cost Is We: seasons or ryru IN
average seasons. We are not vrt Justified in
app y!ng such an inirrrnc" io sub-njlinp
combined with good under -irain4gc. Ncr
lDrE IUrEiy T,rhnnc
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-04-16

Tr,,.c,., Iy. r mn
w,,, 70 ,,r oo-no,,; , -,
f,rror, or S,,,h CoI;.
and .S,b,,.;h
nation -, lit:
Tor.,,; A.
evor ;,t,oJ,,,a ;, d. :, -,
C,roI;,, Tho ,,, -
tb, Grs, ,s !, ca,,so. ,u .o,,,, -,
bs Ic,, on ,bo,s,;l. ,orr,.;. h.,l ~ ~.
f,r,;I;v;oo nronr,;, 10, 49,,
woula x,,,o ,,r,,. lL,,,..u.,
ti,, kind proy;dorco .o,1, >, ,L, ,,
o
,hor..h, ,h., fu.. ,.r
h,o ,o,1 go,
| Il,,L ,..,.
r., ,L,, all mn, h,,, ,,,-o .,.,.., .,,..
o.. ,;,cb.s ali ,,.or ,ho G,I1 I ..o
ro.,. r;,h ,ho, ,,a.
=, ,u ,h. ,v,,,r ,h,, c,u :, :, ~ l.,..n
aud E.r,;lzors--C,r ,vory1r,n 80 ,ll,
w,,or : ,,I.s,1 call ,,,,I c.n,;,,..
ror,;cs ,rd - ,orr,o;,. :. la.
save all the wafer ,h,, c,u.
Wb.r co.,rcol ,r., an
cn, off al m, .rrc,c, ,r,,o. ,h., ,u,.,,1
above the field which brake over s,,,c r
| thcm >n | ,,upJ that b,a
main r,rt. In cutt;np off all sur,:,,o ,,,,o,s
7 , cl ::
washes that it i, best to noipt un-s,v 1
inches rise in II feet from tho culI ~ - tho
centrc of the culIcv. as that mucb fall will
draw the water from the Inv nI,,..
[ will now saw somcthin.. .,h,n, I,,,L.
The patent levels are ,rond bu, , r,ru,,r
who has = saw and hammer c,n mail, ANA
in one hour's time n = cns, of rr,,, :, IA
To g. 90 that ON, b,nH c,r I,,. ,,r
l.vcIino Ucrc 10 n ,ood t,r,,. n,,,s,,,,
liu,,1r ;,.b,, ,b;,L b., ,;I:,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-04-16
GATES AJAR.

Gazing where the setting suu-rays -
STEPPED the clouds in georgous dyes, -,
Stood my little maid last evening.
All her soul within her eyes.
Mama" cried the earnest, hreathless,
With a faith no doubt could mar, TvsS
"lsn't that what you' We been reading "a
Isn't that the "tihtes AjnE"
| can almost see the shining
OF the streets all paved with gold
can almost see the cleaning
OF the harps the angels hLld;
Almost, Mama for the glory ,s
Shines so bright it dazz'cs rae.
"Alama.' here the soft voice faltercd, EES72H
Amt cool enough to zee.
lie it cause cried this morning
When yon calici me from my play:
If try again tomorrow.
BE real careful all the dHY,
Give you not the slightest trouble.
Study, all my might and main
Won God let me see il plainly
When he Cpc the gates again?
"Nnv, my dar!ing-ycn, or striving.
Day hy day. nni hour hy hour,
Every duty still fulfilling.
Could not give the w"mlrous POWER.
Yet would mist Of sin AMI weakness
From your gaze the vision bar
Never human eyes, unaihcd
renctrat" tho Gatcs Ajar
Filled with wonder, vague yet wishful,
Gnzed the soit hiuc eyes in m;nc
Reading not my hidden meaning,
- 10th the bright dream to resign.
y. "Neycr, Mama. shall never
Sec that heaven 80 bright and fair
"Tili ,",vr you. Mama darling
.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-04-16

Solid Trains sbetweenCharlcston & Columbia. s. G.
and Columbia and IIendersonville.
special Parlor Cars attached to this train be,
tween Charleston and Columbia. No e,tr,
charge for seat in these cars to passengers
holding First Class tickets.
j. +. DIVINE, M. EMERSON
Gen'l Sup't. GenI Pass. A zen
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-04-16
Emslic Nicholson, Ag't.

am sure the Corbin Disk Harrow will do
The work in one day, with one hand and ,w,
good mules that six hands and six mules coulI
do With ordinary plows.
T. l.. IIAMES.
y niai grant Ell. i # no saI',..,:ry ,h
money will bc refunded.
OCT - ~ IN,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-01


France and Mexioo have aonaluaaa a
nev traaty of oommeras.
Russia does not insist upou NIsholas
Of AingFalis for Primes of buiMaria.
Gold qaAFlz hna been diusovn.,a a
Mercer Canyon. Uvalds County, TrTss.
A Ore a Bay 6L Loaia La an
1onday niRhts destroyed e15 900 uoIfh
Of property.
By tha burning Of Niokenarors s,ors
e Aaaon, Nebraska, MoodaV nlrhl.
three men loei their lives.
France wants An Immediate r.ulv
from EnQland 70 her INTERIOR aforv ~
apeotinR the Saez Canal.
selestion Of Ne trial iaTy for shs Rew
lafk Doodle alderman goes slowly a..
ktve jurors haVe been aelsafsd.
Tbe L0ndon Stasaars esVs a a -.
ooaiy pfopooed 81 so1a % n0mlnasa "a
American for ihs Bni0arian fhrena.
Five hundrsa and sixty msn wsr. aIs-
charged from tie oonatFueSfnn aanar4.
melt of She bFookiyn Navy YaFa yea.
teEday.
The ship Bsividera, wreakea al Va
oouyor Island, belonaed - o. rlrtn,,h~-
Hslssn. q ssn Eranoiass, a1d hsT vsias
YES absal 80 900.
Wm. 3. Wols 4 Go. q whofa..ia .lIs,.
cry Arm % Mil8anksa. Las naSigsa6 a
favor Of iis creditors, Llahilliin~ -
estimated a. e50.O0a
Afranesments have bean easuand
gheEsby the bulidinR of hFanah6n from
ihe main hoe % tie Mexioan Osnfrni
Railroad gili b neearod - TsmDioe
and GaadalaiaEA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-01

NV YoEk. Nov. sl-Govsrnmsn,.
enll and hasxy. To-day was anotker
s1sraosdinary cav ~ TIE stock Rx-
eaae9a, tEAnsao1ions running M he-
yena anything ever known before.
there was exuitement. and pFioea Poaa
rap1dly - ne moEainn. hut tha ~.
vance c1lminated shortlY after nooa.
u1en eo0cthtng very like q sfnnpsds
ocoarrsd. Prices dactuatsd Vioianflg.
A1o tr11sAc1la1s were simnlV enor.
mooa. Money was again msnfpalated
op = ~ Per cent. aud room tradars. bY
ta.dlnR every weak paina. materially
aaaea ane decline. Reading was arain
tne mosa impsFtant atook O the ligf.
tts sales exoaedod Safur1avaR larva
total 1ho etEeat believes fhak large
Interests. tnoladina Londea. have heen
eaaRas anoff % thia stoak. and thaaah
heavy p17oease8 have been made for hofh
esoes Of tho account, Il h thought tha1
tee easaiandInG shott intersaG 4 saill
very large. Other coal stocks. especial.
Jersey Central, were features 0f ths
oay. Southwestern stocks, nartioular-
" Texas PAatEis and Kansss a Texna.
attrAo1ed much attention, and Western
lnlon vas very largely traded IL.
onlon factnc was tho naxt favorite
aItet HEADING, upon rumors from
washington of favoxable devalosmants
% tne company. The opening vas
stfonR, prizes ReneFAliy ahowinQ nd-
Vanoes over last evenings oIoaiaq ho.
aRss OF from y 10 y.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-01


D&vER, Nov. 30 The fslIOwine la.
Ter has been addressed 70 President
"DzNyKR, COL, Nov. 80.
"His Ezosllsncv i9vOssr ClsrslasS-Ths
tims has come uhen that bransh Of the
oommercial Interests 0f onF oauutrv
represented By TIE live st0ok irdnsirS
feeis that is sboaid no longer plead for
oat demand justice. ] am empowered
By the livestock men Of the piains, Who
have usore than $50. .000O 900 invested IN
cattle alone, 20 respectfully invita- the
attsntio1 o. youF kxceIieaoy 10 tbe In.
minent danger threalenina our herds 81
The exisienee Of contagious k,sVins "a.
eases, uhioh II Ones introduced - ~
opan ranaes uest, wiil sweep OsF entire
interests from NE eaFth. / FEST tbaa /
an tasiffed In askinR fhat n Vour
furthoouinR n easage % Conaresa eona
aaRRoati0ns may b msds N he iuEaEess
q Legislation looking 70 TIE sxisrmina-
noo q ths ooutaEioas aattls aisaass
ko0Wn a. plsGfo p1o9monia, ana saoh
sanitary regulations aa wili protnes ths
cattle Interests 81 The Unfsed 8tafea
aGssnal ths impsRtafion Of eastla from
known dnaeaasd aentefs % othsr eonn-
trieA l wolid farther FuspaesfullV euh-
mit kfAt usdeF ths posliaR systsm en-
taHad into - tAs tfanspoFisaion unr1.
paoles % tbe Uaited STATES. and "a
iniQ1ia0us fARorlii1m cf 80 rebate svn-
tsm a RRievoas wrong is perpatrassd
% - prsaneeF e bstf sd tns eon
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-01

ANOTHzz WnE The Wsstsrn Union
Telegraph C0npany vii pus q forcs Of
msn 70 uork today slretohiHg anothsF
large galvanized wirs fron this civ
ssuthwaKd 10 Portland. Ths businsss
% the eompanE has ineFeased 30 aueh
an exfent tnat it can hardly Be handed
with satlsfletlsn over ne ts0 wires nov
n M,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-01

sqraer as ueils that tha aazas aonhina.
taon wnsaa compels ne millions Who -
- tay A exorollant price for enc az
tae prime necessities 81 life eompals
Ne prodaoer 30 aecept for his prndacta
prtoe which has prasaea ths aaftfe
ktoNer % tue verge of ruin. Ihe bill
GOV pe1ainR before Conzrsns for -
reRaiat1on of iu1er-sIate conmaree-
knosn e tae REAGAN Bili, 4 IN tka in
seEasi et 1assloa and equity. ard tha
cassie mdoslFy speaks fer fts atssnts.n
y year Des11ke as mzy maet voaF coo-
me1oatioa. Rnspecafuily,
sR q. Han.
Prasidsnt Lnierna'l RanQs AMI. .
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-01
I'm RvlEoEL'I REPaIla-sYoa naI

TIE KyAE0EL'H REPAmA-~Yoa mas
tsll yoaF readsra,n said Captain Tarts,
yesterday. shat the Bvangsl is 10 bet.
lsE condition than ever before. The
Nassingt0n Iron works have Febatii
her boilers and warranted them q
sand Tor tuO years. We baye expended
ei4o ~ ntiing her no aud expect good
Fesults. The boiler FsoeiEsd neW beads.
1eW aasa, neS tabes and other improve.
menis 10 ita general constFuotion. We
haFa had iron water tight bnlkheads
placed 10 the steamer and have received
for her 3 dFst class ocean -gaing lieens !"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-01

LaScoLN (Nab.l, Nov. S0.--The fol
lowing cironlaF has been addressed by
President Sshn FlsKzsrsld g. the state
Daiezatss Of the IFish National League
Of A@eFiea, in yisW Of the prspeni crisis
in Ireland:
The Tory GovsYnment % Greai
Britain hes once more eFinoed its inca
pacity b govern ireland by other means
than coercion. Oar brethren In Ireland
are again called upon % sbOu by car
ARe, s1deFinR aud self sasrIfes thai thew
are heirs Of their fathers heruissn. The
time hAs cone when - shnuld prove by
eur actions thAt oar hearts besi In uni-
son wifh theirs 10 ths oommon love f@r
irslaEd and liberty. A fea weeks sines
We promised that sAoaid Eaaland AGAIN
have EecoaRsa 10 eoeseinn ws would
stand By them We must ne8 redeem
that pledge. Pebble meetings are pro
elAined. Soldiers are AainR crowded
into tks ooantry 20 ovNfeoms. snd.
shoaid Opportunity oaeF, o slaughter
people. frtsun cails awaf9 tba natias's
irAdsfs, and every engine of oppressinn
aad unoonaituiional lsaialsiioa 4
abs1f 10 be used 20 heap an tyFsnnv
and ini1sfiaa. snd eraah thA isaifimsse
saptFaslpna of irslAnd. We mas see 10
ie that oar prDmise of aastatanae vas
~ tdls hoasi. Stats dsleRAfsa are eall.
81 1pan % prooeed ~ anea 70 ths uorh
q the Lsagas In tksis fsapes1tys Hsates
and pr9RinseA Toay shoald uss every
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-01

mea1s 10 fncrsase nenbership. extend-
ing hEa1ahes and estAAlisa ns9 onss,
and should uFEs TIE ofaeera uf hFanshss
Wlthtu thsiK iuEisdisiiun % dsvise
meaDs 70 pEomptiy raiss fundB ana for
ward 20 tie &alianal Treasures, Rev.
ChaEiss O'RSfliy. d. D.. Dstrsif, Miah.,
m ald of tAe anti eFie lon fund. We
mus net Sand idle 10 TIE face u ahs
present. crisis. ExpeKisnos has pEosen
ne fat1lity e eoereiea 20 oEuah q d.
larmined and united psople. vith the
loyal ai1 a her sxilea children. Irs-
land nus. eoma oat Of this atFuRRia IN
eo1qaeEeds unoonqusrAbla, vistorions.
fouEs faithfully.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-01

Two DenEsF eitizsns. bua.is bunfine
Ia PARK oounty Colombo, ,aalkaa tweuf9-
Eve niles and thoaRht thsy weEs ampiy
repaid when they discovered : biQ 81
hi8an standing aisns fn the . vafE be9ri
81 = monntain fss1naan on eo1rus
ahey alew tnis ionssy representative q Z
oaos mighty hrd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-01

Daring ssTeEs thundaFslafm a Hella.
viiles No, lass AaRnaa. vivid naah a.
liRhtuinR phoiaRrapked % tha arnaoeh
White eeilinR % ne 8elhodis1 ohnEok
TIE faee 81 an Old man win l0nm now-
Ing haif a1d bard. Il 4 Gsasgibsa = a
weiro and shhdssy portEaia, ana - -.
EsEztiiious say 4 d tbe phOaoMFaph ~
ne osoFm kina.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-01
coademnIng the trial ef the Al.
arehfsta.

cmcAoo. Nov. 00.-About l0o KnloAas
o. Labor representing District Assem-
bltes Nos - and 81. msi tonight 10 con
sider resolutions Conserving tie trial
and sentence Of the condemned An
AFchiats. The important portion of the
resolution q aa follows; BELIEVING
thai lhe late trial vas conducted by ths
pFoseautioa- with malice and pfeiadice,
atlll1lne - it did infuHners, Ciarepata-
oae rlnEertane and peFiurad Giimers,
ana bailn who declared be would moi
summOn any one as q Juror vho IA his
opinion was not II favor Of hanoino.
We therefore express the hone that tha
Sapfens OoaEs Of the State Of Illinois
may grant . new trial, % that the ever
growing conviction amonR the common
people, namely, that courts Of law are
only N the interest Of the rioh, NAV not
md additional proof In this instance. y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-01

Following is she oflioial vote Of Wash.
iaRton Territory al the election hsld On
November 2. 1886, as fled with the Ter.
ritOEial Secretary. For comparison. The
vote Of 1884 IL given:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-01

DnSvER, Nov. 30.-The RaHgs JOurnsl
Publishing Compsny, to- publish q pa
per 10 the interest OF the International
Range Association, vas Incorporated
today. Capital, N25, 900, paid %. In
o0FpoEatOFs: H. II. Metcalfe, Secrstarv
Of TIE Colorado Cattle Growers Asso-
citation; Z. l.. Marston, Sc. Louis; .. L.
Brush, Greeley, Colorsdoi A. NJ. PFiooF.
Pueblo; George W. Thompson, Trini-
dad; 1. i. y. Andrews, Fort worth,
rexasi Q. ". Wright, Cheyenns, Wyo
A. ). Holly, W. n. X. Orsmner and 5.
II. Stsddafd. Of Denver. The journal
saoceeds tbs Colorado LiFs Stock Record
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-01

WAsHNaToN, Nov. 80.-lR a dispatch
70 the Department Of State, the United
States Consul at 81 Paul q, ,LoOn, Africa.
says that the inauguration Of the West
African telegraph cable, connecting Sl.
Paul d'Leon with EaFeps, occurred on
the anniversary Of the biFtGday OF the
kinR OF Portugal, september 28lh, in
the presence Of ths Governor and MANY
other notables. IL vas also defended ID
about sixteen days TO inaaynrats the
Royal Arans Alrioan Railway, running
fFar. NJ Dauf A., A.,ah....
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self csnvteae2.

eALT LAKE, FoV. N-Ia the IN "a
DisaFiea Csnrt today gohn II. Rnmsi,
sr-, plsa1ed guilty 70 an indiotmana Of
unlawfai eahAkitatioa. aad plsdzsd
oaadienee 10 the law. sentenes vas
ensparAed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-01

OfhceEs Of the secret servios recantlv
seized fac simile painting Of e5 United
States noie as beng q violation Of the
laws ag aIast eoanteFfeiting. Ihe paint
lng Was on wooden block, and was %
well cone thai it'looked aa thonRh the
nete Vas lying 90 tne wood and could
easily Dc removed Ahe Unief Of tue
Secret Service Division thought that
the painting aLonld be destroyed. The
artist, boWeveE, protested against this
- unjust. he represented that the
painting - 9 work Of art, aud was
worth about 5000. Some OF the Treas
ury otiiosrs are Of opinion that the ART
isi - night. Ihe question has been 70.
ferred % the Solicitor Of the Treasury.
lt la understood that aumbor Of these
paintings are in existence.
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CNoExATI, Nov. 3o.-Shiplsy, Dolsey
4 Co., wholesale dry goods dealers, Who
recently obtained an extension from
creditors, today assigned 10 5. W. Ia.
tum, whose bond was hxed at $3.50 900.
Murray Shipley, aenisF member Of the
arm. also made individual assignment,
giving no all his property. Toe bond
Of the assignee is $4,000. A statement
II the asssts and liabilities has not been
made up, bat FnmoFs are current thai
the assets will pay from Is 10 80 per
cent. Of abe debts. ThsFe are no pref.
eFeneea. The arm Ia one Of tbs larResi
In the city, and hitherto has been 70.
gafded a. one Of the strongest.
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Gsae @ canaaa.

PoaTx4ND fMa.l. Nov. oa-Dirsetors
az The Oansi Nalioaal Bank anshariEs
the ai&lemena thai Howard nlaeke,one.
discauna ciark. has esnbsHEsnd fanIig Z,
tes ampant q tAooo and ahsssadsd
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INV YonE. Nov. 30.-U. 8. s's, i00SS
fs, l1e9<; as, lIS5(; Pacific Sc, 1859
American ExpFesa. .laIb sOanAda Paoihc,
60; Can. southern, 6S5<; Central Pacific,
t9;huriington, l87, ;LAokAwanna, Iala(,
Denver 4 BIO 9rande, Sl5{, Erie, SIX
kanaas 4 Texas, SIX; Laks shore, 98t
Louisville a Nashville, 63i<; Miehiqan
Central, 951f NoFthera faoiao, 29y(;
preferred, 6314 Northwestern, ll9
New Yosk Central lltA; Oregon Raj
way aud NaviQatisn. I06; Oregon
rFansoontinental, e5J<; OraROn I'm
pFovealent, ~; Psoi1o Mail. 54sk; Rock
Island, Ia; Sc. Paal. 935<; Isxas Pa.
ciac, 187Si Union Pacific. 659(; Panama,
-; United States Express. 635(; Wells,
Fargo. l30; Western Uuion, T5k.
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DOGFISH OIL.

som GALLONS ron sALR M
N~N to.a b aniI
n., A BAXTER 4 CO
e y. + Nov. u. t9sG Rolaawin
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Foand Bead.

NKw YoRK, Nov. S0.--Dr. Carl T. Lie
bold, one OF she best known hom0path-
10 specialists In she city, Vaa found dead
this forenoon IN his apartments in Che
Union Dime Savings Bank buildlnR.
His death was by apoplaxy.