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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14
BUSINESS BAROMETER.
THE CoNDITIoN OF BUsINl IS,
Trade Situation IrrsgulAr-Pslss Reports
AbOat Damage to Wheat in The North.
WsIt-WhAt the Exchanges show.
The boston Wool Market,

NEw YoRK, June l2.-The general trade
situation as telegraphed Bradsresfs, has
been irregular, with the tendency toward
q continued moderate movement, This Is
due in large part to the spring trade being
over, to farmers being busy in the fields,
and to the fact that the autumn trade has
not yet begun. Business at Duluth and
at Minneapolis has improved on iRvora-
BILE crop outlook and q fair demand, as
we'll as at Chicago and Cincinnati, where
the total volume OF spring transactions is
reported to compare iaYorably with that
OF 1885. General. trade at st, Louis has
declined some, as to Pittsburgh and Cleve-
land, though the aggregate Is believed 10
be as large as In the earlier months Of last
year, The late rains In the lower Missis.
sippi valley and Southwest were needed,
and business has been stimulated by
them. The demand for funds is ConsplCu-
ous, in proportion to the money Offering,
at Duluth, Minneapolis, Omaha, st.
Joseph, and st. Louis, Mercantile Collec,
tons are generally slow.
CROP REPORTS.
Special kilograms to BrddStreefs from
Minneapolis contradict! the extreme state
msuts OF damage to the wheat crop in the
Northwest made public on the exchanges
yesterday. The attitude OF wheat e&-
ports, with continued iavoring prospects
Tor the new crop, backed by large stOVks
and fair receipts, has pushed prices down
cents as compared with the close weak
aR hn ali khuV
worse than at the date Of the Government
wheat crop recently made public,
There are no noteworthy changes in the
iron or steel markets. The former reflects
the dull season OF the year, The general
industrial situation has improved, though |
there are still q considerable number OF
employees on strike at various manuiac- |
turing centers, OF the 100000 who re.
Ceived concessions as to shorter hours |
with full pay one month ago, BrGdSirest's |
reports show that less than 10000 retain |
those advantages, one half OF whom are at |
Chicago, and one.sixth each at Cincinnati |
and New York. The pressure Of Compe-
Htion from ten.hour workers is breaking
down most Of what Is left Of the move.
ment.
Dry goods are dull, but holders look for
higher prices, and q good trade later in
the season. Burley leaf tobacco Is strong
at Louisvllle in the face Of heavy receipts,
while lugs are fractlonally higher, The
weather favors planting. Heavier sugar
supplies, and better beet crop prospects
further depresJ sugar prices. Coffee is
one.eighth Of cent lower on small de-
mand, heavy stocks at ports, and easier
rates oi exchange.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14

TnrY boled Congressman Boyle over in
The very green fields OF Westmoreland
Montgomery has Greene, ex.Lieutenani
Governor Latta has westmoreland, and
Boyle has Fayette. Now the conieree1
will fight It out. The conieree system
would be a good thing to abolish every
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14

TuE dime museums are looking for
Wheeler, who tried to assaasinate the
u.mory Of stanton, They must have at
,,,,toDs, and Murderer Maxwell has been
aLli,sd to dlsappoint them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14

President CLEVELAND must have been
moved by Mr.. Watterson's sturdy Demo-
cratic eloquence, or Senator Kenna would
nol have accepted that chairmanship,
Epock in the head and let the pap aOw !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14
Handsome wlndfail.

ST.. LOUIS, June 13.-Mrs. Samuel T.
vining, residing at No. SGlO ST. Louis av.
enue, has received from Secretary Of State
BAyard information to the effect that sbe
is about 10 receive from the United States
Treasurer 100000 awarded by the
Court Of Claims under the terms Of the
French Spoliation bill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14

WHEN Mr.. Randall denounces the Civil
Service act as monStrouS, unjust, In
dslenslble", don't you seem to think you
hear the boys shouting, "Go 1t, Sam !
WeIl stay with your" Mr.. Cleveland
b,, never risen to that height Of elo'
,,s,ra
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14

Jupor HoLMAN's hold on his seat is moi
a dtm as it has been, though he is using
,Se national patronage to strengthen bis
Sodiug One Judge Oraysns Is after the
nonlpston bigger N an Injun,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14

THOUSANDS Of cases Of consumption are
cured every year by Aekers celebrated
English Remedy. II is q guaranteed n
preparation II II does not help you II viii
cost you nothing. Try II, A single dose
will show lts good effect. Trial bottles 10
cents, a. Logan 4 Co.'S and Charles Menk'
OmOllOfA .si. LOT q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14

SEN, to us that this Administration
TN, making enough Of Cousin Ben Fol-
'on. -r He might be made an Indian agent
,n5 sent out to be scalped. j. .i.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14

lxD here is another grapevine"
Warrington special to which the esteemed
p,r,,,r is entirely welcome. The ISTEL'
M ''c1r,cgs's news Is free to all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14

1E You would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented by dyspepsia, use ACkef's Dys.
pepsia Tablets. They are q positive cure
lof dyspepsia, indlge6tlon, Hatulenoy and
constipation. We guarantee them, 25
and 80 cent, a. Logan 4 Co.'s and Ohatles
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14

Ma MORRISON looks forward to Wednes'
3,v next as the day on which he will be-
IN to do something with bis tariff bill,
~ no longer fears the late frosts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14
t,..IA .Ii,is.an.. Am.

ROCK ist,sp, stnne iS.-Captain Fran. ,a9.
Ss ~ Jeffrey Dickens, sou ,!, y. 'ne 'nnee,si;St ~
ynGrIes Dickens, the Engi.s. "VJVmSs y nss,
s gled suddenly In Moline last night ., VS'
Nysla oi The heart. HV WAS Al yeats ol ago,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14
rEEMgR DErEArEp
~ aAuduAr at Pullmau-ThS Feeling at
pillahaksh

PittSbufsh.
CHICAGO, June l9,-The shell race be.
tween Teemer and GAuduar was won by
the latter, In 20 minutes and 9.i0 seconds.
A sllfT breeze from the southwest de.
layed the start long past the time intend.
cd for IL, 90 that the dusk Of the evening
prevented the crowd In the grand stand
from seeing more than the lfst and last
bali miles, The start was finally made al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14

AZ New Yotk-The Metropolitan club
to-day whitewashed the Brooklyn before
9,0O0 pereons at Rldgewook Park, Long
Island. Brooklyn, 0j Metropolitan, 8.
Al Louisvllle-The Louisville club won
game from the Cincinnati Club to-day by
superior batting. Both clubs played aine
aeld game. Louisville, 4; Cincinnati, 2.
Al W LoulB-st Louis clubs luck
changed with the departure oil the Louis.
vile lor home, aad they won q close, ex.
citing and we'll played game from Pitts.
bufgh. Both pitchers did splendid work
and were we'll supported. Calvin sur.
prised himself aud friends by making 8 OF
the 4 hits for the visitors. st. Louis, 81
plLLahhfRh. O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14

c,nL sERylcE reform ia NO consolation
alto man out of office who wants
~ "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14

SENATOR KESNA ought not to have allow
.1Gepsrsl GOG to get the start on him.
IL. ,allant General is likely to ksepit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14

WELCOME 70 the Knlgh1l May this
5,y be- one Of pleaaantness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14

sovrDoDY was saying that summer
rould never, never come!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14

The BAKERS stick al tslSty houtS work per
week, The old hymn, II Knead Thee
Every Hout,p iS out Of favor among them.
Boston Transcript,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14

Men who break bicycle records never
Geek 70 have them repaired,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14

0OIH AND MiLSVM
Gen, God has returned from brie
tip 10 oWSsI Virginia, where be hes peel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14

BOStOn.,,,,,, ..,. /.
phlladelphlR"....
Baltimore.
Chicago,,.......".
81. t0uh.........
New UEleAnB,.v,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11


tas leNas1s h1Es p1I - n.lonuf
- 4Al1a - he - rs Iatz Ctasie1
So ~ znzoEed - Z snriI1Ig a. arnrra
=. - uzy fEem 8ioo,oo1 q R5oo000|
.1e AA14nt 81 kt8 poIiaiea. / an ~
llezisg Informed. waa nrnf fhe lnafes
.leesi - 80 eIoo0D6 poiicF haxlna
11Hn taA7@ azt soma llIrea e. four wears
.A14s A fAE1 tlnna q amMxs Iifa inHur.
49, aAaa rama 90 kaTa from Maw Turh
80 AAA9unn4 hin ruEDun 10 ohaafn
- 1000 g 1hlrt9 pfnmin6nt businsa
eA 6 Hqa, each o. wh1m would
A41te - eAks chi 8 fl0o0lQ policy. No
o1e W49 - De iz4 tU11 kha La fnf Iern
s1lozae : was ez00.0co a. nothina.
AAe eeHeHe w4s q lie oua, and 4 ~
4alHea . Esd deai e nInok a. vel =
ne = pz9 S thze1R1; buf thfa New
AefE m1n uzs eQH4l % Il. an1 Its Ia
- Allo4 wllhi1 foEaniRht frnm fha
az - azslFeo - tgBn. Il inaiadsd 3 .
nAn1e1 Ct 9eAe a. car Ia ne nezehanfa.
114EeEs sd eaasneW msn. and alto
E.lnez 8 Wza about e. olsEar 4 ufsns 81
Nofk - ME Ia11E1noe aQsul ever 80
eqn pli81ea. Fear Of tha Qenflamen u
kAia iial of thirty have died nince L va
made Hp. sd sheiK heirs have rseeived
pEompalg he 8nount Of their Pennentfva
Fplsla2s. some people have Gh0uQht thas
t0AK 0es9aa II uaaEly as many years
Anl01R tAlxAg veil ndilioned husinsas
men, whose sRs8 average hetuaen Is and
y FeaEH. VS. rather An extraordinary
mortality, hat i sat reekoned = 81
l1o8e who study vital Satisfies. And ffvel
% dOubt thaf any frst class life ingar-
Ane8 company Woaid Be entirely WILING
. izs1s policies On fust a many lives fer
5000 90 ever again.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11


Miss Bslla Da Boia. Mrs Goodsell
ana Ms May Cook. assisted By some
local tAiana. wi give . ccDceFt a. TIE
Opera Hoass 90 Monday evening, Ana.
fstA, fS
Mim Da Bois Was ID Europe over foaF
years and will igaNe for the Easl IN Sep
ienbsF, uhers she expeo18 - siag this
comiua winter
rakxsE4x1uss Fnoz TN FTaL1Ax.
Dr. Rea3amsn. President Of TIE Beard
a. Direaaars e ne theatre ooclaie q
Roznoia. wfiting % q Mil4n journal.
unasr daas q Outoesx <h. lco6. eays
an hehaaf 81 the direcaoFg Lncia d
fammerunes vas pgo9acaa tMMl nigAt
Al he Theaars Scasnia for she eenefit ai
thaa eharmang artistic Miss Belle On
fsafa. AZ ne ether mme has tAs tnoai4R
heid g uAny people. The fascinaai ~
hanefeiafy akrSAdy uaed % cur euthGsi-
astie arRlaaaa WAs suhllns n Ne rs1do
ana anaae. Alao ID the 'Dtnogah SHADOW
aaaea.i al q uhfah TIE iady wa1 n.aae
q rapeat u answer - pEolnoRe4 aDd
fransle Gala So hes . clear, s1Yery
vosra. and pefs-s in1onatioe, eomnsned
WifA eazs aRiiity. and peEleol slaGe
presen1alinn. E1ha and gE4cefek and
wirhai - Rlsea praGzlns 81 holomz =
plaae ano19 ~ aEst EtnginR aeissssna
81 tAe 91T- A4Rss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

- A444A5e4 Eatf49 4nI1rar H1aE1.s
- 80 - knEls ssun1 mnararns
On psogs hass ionr Ioetsa fsrw.rs
. Ne oozpeiisn e lhs CsnaaIsn p
eifa Rsfls4g. lssiine ilnt 4 wouia b
= g aeEt e Mooes . lssa q ikrsrss
ihs wilEness inio nkiuh fhs Nursl,1ru
Rasiae campanzs wlEh IS toun -
bocmluas has iaft %. Tha rana kae a
las kesn uonnr lsaaI. ana IA arnrfu s,.u.
@.Lea.aE eona laenced ra4ehinR out fos
5s1ees 1eAna ba9mena George OfAa,
Ar4i1e ManAnaH * the Canrdian p
e.4e Railway aHa Daptafn 9aAn fF9fna.
k'resalsez1 Of tie Canafian Pnnfae MrgI-
A.1o4 DeNpa1g, apeu1 yesterday -
rea.tle. 41e7 eaDe hsEe - tax with
~ n12$le4s e1lppeE1. and % catahlish
&c egsney e fhis city. Mr.. Obs stated
that thssE rosd - &c 81 ~ 9.~-4
equipped xaa1s b rs wurI1, that 4 i a
a1sfIDz and uofe 6frarf Iiua fronn -
k41i - 8eat1se thzn &c Nuflhagn "a
enc and fhat ths Conpaug fntanfed "a
make e1oh teSns win tie ahiuuers AZ
aeaitls aad PnRse Sonnd pIrt8 ~ -
couitoi ia faH ahaKs 81 rs traHe.
Captaia EFvSnn nr,,sa q - - rsan-
Rsfs q Is Washington Steambeaa
Company and nndaag1R - have lins
q sseaaasEa pu1 o. hsewsen Ggaaaie ans
keFi Moo4g. NeaD atinna wern antnr-
90 lntos bnt fall axFanQaman1s for
ate1nl1Ea naNe not ys1 been parIoctad
Is IS likely the EsYoglia and ne CYrua
walker will Be 61ted up for that r0uts
e suitable alFanRenau1a en- - mnda.
Al once VII - opaned here q one,
ana NJ. Van Waters viii mogl IikaiT b
aFpo.nted agent. Mr.. Oi1a Roes -
ker1lane todaT. and from fhsrs 70 Gan
1t4nclaoo. On bis relurn be vii have
ever lhina arranged % oonamsnaa en-
1eri1R late oonlrseis with our shippers
he says Bis ratss will be saeh e % con.
trol tie BUSINESS.
THIS nsw aEKanaemant viii give Be-
atele . compasinR linz 20 tha East, 90
tn46 her eltizsus can choose between
the fwo. Qnite Number o. persona
enlaayoEed g mAke contracts with NJ
Ulda yesterday, for ear load lots ef
freight ff8m the East % BE- delivered II
Seattle, bat BE stated THAI ha wnn not
quite ready 20 make definite contracts.
sud wonld nel Be until his return fr8n
San ffaneieeo.
Captain Irving said: sNe reooeufzs
1eatlIe - tie natural dia,ribufina Doins
on Puget Sound, and W viii cid her il
malntainine that position. Il W have
% pas On & hae Of a1eamar1 from The
Cana4ian Rseiae terminus 10 Seatils
oursslveap
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11


John,p obaaxqod Mr.. Gfap q fow
evenings ago % Bis eldest, I am sorry
te know tka2 y0a are addicted @ that
terrible vice az eau1hiino. ard oniv go
night i cama % my cara tha1 yon had
lost 4 large aura 81 uaoney. - ahow
you shaf ] know this can tell you the
oxatit amount. Fifty dollars, lem. les
3 perteat outrage cir, and viii not en-
dorse L. Nov. i wsnf Vou "a e-Ii -
exactly boz = occurred. % you can leave
Z Wei. yoa zee. air. msskIv BEGAN
Crap. ianioE, e vas little game q
i don't knou what you mean. air. by
little Ranao Of draw. Yon must r.
member thas yonF father don't know
oiao card fr8m another, and never did,
str. Do you hear ahntf never did,
Well, II was q game Of pok0r.n
"eas on. SIR 20 on
And there were four Of rs in.p
AoeEiblel hut 70 on.
And Il came q jack, Dc"
story
And / opsnad IL on three irays."
doRat know what you mean by
those slang expressions, but 60 on
And only one Of The fellows stayed,
and be drew three cards while ! drew
Only two
/" Well, it's All Greek 60 me, but con-
Time the wfe3ohed history.n
When | skinned my hand out found
another tray
yea
aAna Bet e dollAr.s
q HnRrihislu
aud Be raised me ave-"
"Thea raised him eve"
1eal gaal1
:. Then hs raised ne back ave-"
And ! raised him i've"
Wsll.n
.IAsa ss raised me ave again."
@Aad By that time vs had both 20.
eAoited.n
" Yes; hurry up.n
" So raised him ten"
" You did. heyl"
Yes. SIR and then be raised me ten
more
" Tsrrihlel but 20 ahead"
Thea raised him i've. That made
fifty had In and felt nervous, bus
thonRht | had him.
" Yes; well. what did be DOR
He raised me back twenty i've"
" What did you do thonIn
Then / dropped
" You did Why, you miserable idiot,
why didn't yoa call hint Lord, I wish
I'd held that hand Of yours. I'd have
made things hot for him, yoa BET, u I'd
have had 70 pat up the last chip. Had
four trays and yon dropped, when like
as not he didn't have more'n 9 full
house OF thres Of q kind. Great Petorl
wish I'd had thai hand. Bus, thank
goodness, aeyeE knew one card from
anotherFs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

Miss Belle DuBois win give IN her
esaosEs en- Saturday evening, August
Ilih, . recital Of the mad scene from
"Laoia.p II this scene Mis- Dubois
created quite & HsnsAtion IN her recent
concerts In Portland, and has bean even
more aaeoazzful with Il Ia Italy, she
hunse Of the opera. Her acting IL real
istie and insenss, and gives q pathetic
picture 81 the heralBeAa gorrowful life.
rha enthusiastic Italians wherever she
appeared weFa upreaElaUa In their np-
plansa. and 81 B0zz0lo. where che last
appeared Ia this speFa, she wa d1lugod
With flowers, as appears Ia TIE Italian
pagers. There vas great earnestly In
Portland b judge o. her capabilities e.
an aetress, and ell were surpFl9sd - her
freedsm and natuFalnesA Her vocal
h tea b svsrysheFe eomme1ded, and
the writer predicts q Fare treat for ali
Who liataa b the fair oautAtrioe. eul0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

The Milan CosHorana Gittoric0, Q
Journal devoted 20 literature and art,
has the following In lie issue Of July
Is, 1885: ~in Miss Dntois We recognize
finished soprano and q sympathetic
artistic. Hhe combines The hne quality
Of q beautiful voice, exagtnaaa and
faultless int0nation, and 10 Thorough
musician. Her singing Il Of q fne
school, and her every number vas re-
ceived with great applause. She has.
indeed, proved herself IN artigle IN
every sense of the word, and vii Ger
tainly have 3 brilliant career, because
she has The necessary ability 70 win q
bright future aul0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

LosT-$5 RKwARD.-A package wrap
ped n 3 newspaper, containing ehilds
clothes, lacos, eso., was lost from buagy
on afternoon Of Wednesday, August lth.
Th8 buggy started from Ninth street
near CheFry, up NiRth - Madison,
down Madison 10 Fourth. down Fourth
70 Marion. down Marion 20 Third, down
Third 10 Cherry, down Cherry 10 Front
and Commeroial, 10 jackson street
bird. and returning same way 10 cor
ner Cherry and Second, thence ap SEQ
end 20 Pike streets. Finder on return
ING paekaQs 20 II q. Struve win receive
s. EaRaRd. an6-9l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

6nAxrLH, LAxn 6nonE AND EAsrEaS
AZ = meeting Of The trustees Of the Sc
asiis, L.Aks Shore and Eastern Railroad
Compaay held last evening. The follow.
ina changes tn che directoFaia and on
GERS we're made: D. II. Gilman resigned
as trustee and manager, and l. q. Gil.
man was elected &c traa1ae % al the ",
cancy. Tho& harke reaizned a. tFus
tes, and De. H. B. Baglay va eleoled %
nli tAe vacancy. O. II. kittinRer ~.
signed as Secretary, and Col. Geo. q.
Lyon vas elected % en- he vacAnog.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

sfHETR ouNpuEoS.--A gentleman vic
came over from Nanaimo yostsr-
day states that she physicians have
olvsa up ell hepe of tha reoovery
81 Flrsf Assistants EaRlnaeg Allison, %
any other Of ahe parties injured b. the
explasioa On tie Qaesn % The Pauiac,
exeapf, pe8zt1iF, tie water tender.
While II FicsoriA Mcnaay. Captain
jared hare already died, aud The Oshsrs
are faaltns rapidly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

Mr.. e SpginRss, % Msohaniosbufg.
Pa, writes. n was aliliuiad with lang
fever and abaceas on lungs, And reduced
90 rafkiRg aksletoR. Got q ffne trial
bottle Of De. Kings New Discovery foF
Cunsnmption, which did me 20 muah
e0od that I bouRht 9 dollar bottle.
AfseE usIug tbres bottles, found myself
onos mare . nan. osmpictely restored
20 health. With . heaFty appstils end
gain IL nssh Of - pounda. CAL g A.
b. Ste9Art's drnE store and 60 q free
trial bottle Of tits esftaiR cnre for al
Lnna DissassA Lars bottles 81. d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

pnsxarHns.-The ship BsIknap has
q Japanese crew. On arriving a. Port
Townsend they we're paid OF, and again
signed articles ID the preaenca Of the
United States Shipping Commissioners.
They came - eeattie on the ship, aud
on Monday mads up their minds 20 DE-
SORT ths ship. In The eVeaing nine 81
them left. bal after q LONG search they
we're all reoApturod and pas IN Jail.
They viii b held uHsil the ship is
ready for sea, when they viii be releas-
Cd. One IF them made good bic e.
cape praxiooa 30 the grand exodus, and
has nos yet been foand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

TEE DOMINION STEAMSHIP LINE
RunninR batween Liverpool and Cue
BED, thenas BY rail % GIL points In the
Unfted States. Sail from Liverpool
every Thursday, calling a. Belfast, and
from Qaebeo every Saturday. Steamers
are large and fast and gteeEaQe accom-
modatious uRexoslled By any otheK
linz, while the voyage IL 800 miles
shortex than via Hgw YoFk, throe days
Of Il Ia The smoolh waters % the Gulf
and river s. Lawrence, famed Tor
bea1tiful. picturesque oneaory. Steer.
ace and pFepaia oortinoates sold a.
l0uesf Katea Also drafts on Europe
and hank FemitiAnce1 10 any postofhoe
address A. CKELnERa, Tiekot Agent
for the Northern Paei6e Z. r iyl4 dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

NsxTrR 10 xMx LkrEEA-On MONDAY
we Will have additional nAlcapeople, and
wa visa 30 notify thoss thai coai4 nos
ava wAitsa upon thst 70 are q Q netaeE
position 10 shaw ynu our gooaA and Rea
oar prinaa. All are invttea- Oar press
are nnch lever than the credtt eteIeA
No uns uresd b bay - TIE Caan A'fy
Gooss saaFe. Al are treated aka.
aa1. CHmxNR CxEkKH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

Mrs.. WNazow's So01HEo 6xKUP, for
children teethinR, d the prescription Of
enc Of the kest female nurses and ply
sioians Ia the United States, and hes
been used for forty years with never
failing success BY milliouB Of mothars
for thar children. During ths process
AZ ke~fhin0 n vaiua "a ineaiouiahIa. n
relieves the child from pain. cures dys-
entery and diaEFhna, griping ID The
bowels and wind collie By giving health
b the child Il Fests The neither. Prioo
Sc. q bsttle. ap2ldwly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11
rRoPER rREArMKxr FoR coUGMs

That the reader may fully under
stand what constitutes q good Cough
and Lung Syrup, We viii say that Tar
and Wild Cherry Is the basis Of the
best remedies yet discovered. These
ingredients. With several others equally
as efiieacioas, enter largely into DR..
BosAnko's Coaeh and Lang Syrup. thus
making Il one Of the most reliable now
on the market. Price % eenis and 81.
Samples free. Sold BY A. B. STKw-
Ant. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

ne favor With which DE-. Hsnlsyh
oslsry. Bssf and Iron Il met y the pao-
lie b attributed - the parity e. n
oompouad. and thai q eAnsee IN eAeet
na repEessnfed % Do. Ie0lea1oa q ne.-
voas psofls have reaped tmmeAsarsnie
beneAts 81 its ~. Meak women Ana
ovurwoEksd mea yin and this tonic :
9Feat Treasure. Az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

We earnestly recommend w. p. Benz
4 Co.'s Arars SHifiaqs e sixteen yards
for 81. Certainly extra value. and Il Is
conceded by the trade generally that
their lines 81 dress saitinRs ct 80 per
yard are not exeslied, II equaied, any
whore north Of San Francisco. Call
and see them. au7
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

FoR 6AK.R. HaFing no regular route
for TIE steamer Arrow, Captain .; Cox,
her owner, oaeRa hsK Tor sale cheap.
she has Fpcanfly heen thoroughly over
haulsa and attad NJ In good shape. he
viii al her fax money o. Goud pager.
sha i il hFsa class enndition, and wonie
uaaks : assfal boat en- sAogs route. -