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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-02
Unguonto Holloway.

Este maraytlsssO pAisatne saEainfali5lsmsa
to las hssidas Antigua las ilGsa., y Ice male
10 pisgaAs dc Peche. Per mslie ae On inAssa
sis las AlcsrAs stSlen,as tcman uuy pruate
~ aspscio eossalsCisats 7 aosspArscsa- Js
rks dslA, este sngseaso tsrrigsraais, Dc pro
dscir aai sara psrtsctA Dc Ia afsceicns. d. 10
naisl, lss eonssipsts>, las sosea y sl rssEsatis
40, san cssnde sc "a seslsAs ss axe 70
dos los& sra u fan. saIas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-02
BlBAlOTROA
DE COMERCIANTE.

HISTORIA DEL OOMERoIO do
das las naciones, dssde los tiempss mas rs.
motos 1Asta naestrcs dias por IL. GaAevs
traducida del frances por loo alamRos de Ia
c'ase 90 este idioma establsclda en- al At
no AeSca.s0 Dc Asdbd, y publicada Gex.
Pcnsas de 10 misma asoclacion.
dos touos grueeos, pasta AspaHols, a
en II Inprsnn del Bczstss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-02
DE TODOS
PlLDORAS HOLLOWAY.

Aillonss dc psrsonAs, On todas las parties
mundo, recomiendan dichas PfdorAs come
nsior rcstaafativo. dc la salad qas % conecs
Eliza csfan todas las afoccicpss del corasdn
del higAds, del sst6nago, do los viaonssy
loo intestines, rsmHsven 10 scrnonia, 10
aatalsnoia , 10 cArdialgiG, s1pxlsando do 10
-angrs toda imparssa, tortals1isndo compile
lAnents sl sis.s1a Dsryievo dssde au tone
adAbls /, ersscisaciSa C>asrAi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-02
c. A r TT ELE s.

con las pesas medidas del Sistema Ma
trlco Decimal, en- La Imprenta del BOIE
Sc hallan ademas otras muchas noveda.
des y Sc esperan mas, del extran;oro
En- trabajos de Imprenta,, Encuadernac;dUn'
y Etografia, Sc pueden yer rsatisfeehos To-
pos los gustos y cumplidas todas Las, ev;;..
gencias. Baratura en- losprecios; elegancia
EN- la ejecuci0n. $ - - = . . 'r'|97''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-02
ES 81 MAS BARkTa.
illKlIA h a M1lIn 0lHlln
s@Psssts Psr u Ps1rs Rps-t&

Isyte pAss hs EaeaslAs A. ID isla
as Pasrto-Rino ssgAn D~1fsac asl
KxemA ! IlmA Sc. OAlspo e ssia
DsSeszAa d. Jsan AnscAla rwag 60 10
l. Darssmhv q lssn 7 PshGesAe -
Il bsAsfan EsfsssAseASs sn l.s As Kamc
- lssl, sss asas ads
SnsssAs4e ArAgsaAs. ssgAa o. tmp~<~
tAs<A rsSss@rs, - s4asAsk<sAa - u
ssxaense a. n DseGxsna CrasGAA@A 4 szaa
saasa - Psssa@As. seaam1 e. 41AasAs
sAmAAAa - ssxse FMn b DAcsnAs Il
assaE~s y FsYaAAs uAaasAszs - 2
AagAAAA sas { P~as - - s~AseaAs -
lA1sAs ss@Fssau4s 80 80 s~a&aIAas =
ssa1asas Fssg@aaas , sunsassAAs b -.
ma ha4a As . aassAaaaa nAxAaArn sws.
sksnuAs - ssa 10 ssmAsaaaa ssazass -
ssaas ssss - Iasns Fswsaa q aaAA9s -
- AzAAsAs ssAs~aA
FaAgIzA.~-1 sAawa4 Esss. ~ aaA tms.
- 2 e1-se raA EEssA
Fss vsa4Aa - b issMawaA~ Ak3Asmm
mo I ara Y IxaamMsA tsl hsAsxsa Ms&.
sAsssa FszsAaaas -. 7 - = - T. 1aea
usmalAm Fs~s. Fs.kzma ~. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-02
ENCUADERNACION
DEL "BOLETlN MERCAN1EII,, /"

tsa esta secci0r de La casa, montada ron
'cdot lds e'ementos necesari0s proyista de
materiales de priinera clase, sc hacen encr,a-
dernaciones EN- hOlandesa, cartone, pasta Is.
pamela, piel de levante coz relieves todo ,,ner.
fecro 1 precios reducides. -, -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-02
SOBRES PARA CARTkS.

aFaa sartia Dc todAs aliases , arSsiez
Sohrea o 90 eentayos 100.
Id. 4 80 i'd. id.
ii. de un dohle9 { 30 id. Id.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

eAs FnApczspo. Feb. sA-llssurAl -
nas beea dieoovessd % . fAsn II 6nn
L sseo eeansy aoeee sax Dilss onash q
hed~ood Oty. Tbs aas uas nostosA
sasse moro than . yeef 80 md 3 hun-
ofsd focs vsal uaa soak In q minoeA1
epssna. where q 80 orse deseetod. Ia
dsne fsou eas ealhssv4 there proved
usoss tutseae than ordinary esa1 -.
asd To- oupes Of the iasd has ecRa9od
an sngtneor % siuk another vsll On -
tne farm Of ltoo feeA II eas b uce pro-
cared u paying QaApess>ss q h sAook -
tesi Oh WI Tne sprtna V aboes lGoo
fese above she Level Of the -. Na1ural
eas has also heeu Uncovered 10 CunseA
oossa county d point about nfly seee
soovs tide uatef. II ts tAsnaot that ~
gas veil here vsli prove psodtAbls.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
PRxaIeS 1lILs.

ylyonAnLB sxroK-s On THR H PrsoHSR
AID DIsA HxLI1Y BtLLA-
WAxxx9ros, Feb. A.-Tbe hoase
eomntttes 90 invalid pensions have de
cided 10 report fAvofsbiy the ex prison
ers OF the var pension bill. II grants a
pension at the rate 6xed BY iAv 20 ali
ves we're - days OF more eorEaed In
coussderass prisons. and gives them "a
Q day oossiakt fos each dsy mere than
50 that they we're 20 ims risoned- Pav-
osah,e reposts viii also be rsade on the
balls Increasing the session Tor total
disabilities 10 go nossh. limiting the
fee Of s1aEsasaa Surgeons at tz fof
esek oana
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

DOCTOR HARLOW ogvn soMg prurprD
TBu1INoNY.

DOCTOR HARLOW arvn soMI psopxn
TBB1IAoNY.
San FRAsczsoo. Feb. Alt the trial
Of John A. Dimmie today. DR.. l. HAr-
low testined that on the night Of Ben
hayon's death be vas walking along
6eary street In front Of The
eoass vbsrs the body vaa aftee.
sards found. and sac tve msn and .
usman on the pavement. He vatshed
the parties for some time and sAv thai
tie woman and cne man vess srytse %
eet the other man 20 20 up ths street
With them. They appsarsd 20 hays some
difhsults in this. ~ tho man whom they
we're trying 10 take viih them wanted .
90 home. The witness heard the 6rso
ma0 and the woman talking together.
aud heard them say "rhis thing mast
be done tonight" Tho witness posl-
lively I'd nsItied this man a. Dtmmia.
and the woman - Ars 2 sisina.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
AAsCnLAG sKSrENCED.
EoI PAnricLE OF xMoIIoN xxPRxssxD
N ZEE DooNKD Man.

III xH1 Doo0GD NAN.
Los ASoKLEs. Feb. %. - Anschlsp,
Who murdered Charles Hitchcock aud
his wife at Garden Grove, near santa
Ana, August 2Sd last, Vas sentenced BY
Judge Cheney In the superior court this
morning to be hanged for the crime.
The courtroom was packed TO eu!foca.
iiou With excited people. After denying
the q otior for q uev trial the Judge
took the preoaution 70 order the depu
ties TO arrest any one who should make
the least demonstration when the SEN
tence was pronounced. Judge Cheney
tnen IN log bot frm tones psonouoced
the words tha, sealed AnschIsQ's doom.
AZ the words banged by the neck until
you are dead" fell On the ear OF the muf-
dcfer scarcely shadow Of emotion was
perceptibis beyond slight tremor Of
nis iips, and not . Word escaped him.
The moment the sentence was finished
the deputies hurried the murderer out
aud back 10 the jail, CLOSELY followed BY
. dense crowd. ArschiaR looked back
on the cFovd As be eos ont, and their
faces, more than anything else, seemed
to impress him that be soon must die.
tie threw up bis hands and cried my
God ]" Those we're the only words be
spoke and the cniy sign OF emotion be
betrayed. A large force Of deputies
kept the way to the jail clear. and the
murderer was soon behind the bars
again. The cato Of the execution has
not yet been 61ed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
PReDrCE CIEAaIsC nouse.
YsosPscxus OF A Hrv coMfAxH yoKMrp
n LONDON.

Loxpox. Feb. %. Tie prosps csus
has been issasd of the Losdon Protuce
Clearing company. limited. Tbs CON
pary, which has capital 81 coo GO, pro-
poses to place on secure bssis BY .
system Of q, posits the dealing In pro
daes for fntnss delivery, the want Of
which has caused oousi3efanle diversion
Of English business 70 foreign markets,
Coffee, sugar. metals, cotton. corn and
seeds come within the sphere OF the
esmrany's propoeed operations. Amone
the names attached 10 the proscecios
ere those Of Barring. Ks.hschi!d. Froea-
ling 4 Gochec, Ham Bros, Hushs L
SchoedfYe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
FossislE ~. or.
rm H1oTnrRaooD OF LOCOMOTIVES xxeJ
nHsRs AND TIE O. D<sQ.

TRH H8oTnrRaooD OF LOCOMOTIVES Ex0y
nxsRs AnD TIE O. As So
CHICAGO. Feb. Alt is possible 10
morrow tat the Chicago, Burlington &
Qainoy system will Be tied sp from one
md ~ the other. Tue Brotherhood Of
Locomosivs EcRireers and Firemen
have decided upon q strike a. the last
resort 10 the enforcement Of t6sir de-
maods upon the company and they con-
hdentialiy expect 70 tie up the road
completely and win the strike. For
three weeks past o committee Of the
Burlington engineers and dremep has
been negotiating together with
Chief Arthur and Grand Msstsr Ser
geant with the Darlington Off i,ials to
bring about arrangements similar 10 the
other roads. Mr.. Sergeant said tonight
to an Associated Press representative I:
I'VE hAye consented 10 strike and 10
have instructed onr men accordingly,
sud at given hour every engineer and
fireman employed on the entire system
Of the Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy
vill quit work and 90 TO their homes
and the company will be at liberty TO
Get other men TO all their places. The
Brotherhood does not do anything hast
lily. They lock over the ground care
feliy, act cautiously aud intend to be
Victorious"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

NAnsrp, Feh. s4-Tbe nesspspsrs
hsse state tsas the Dake Of u scspsEsies
has posi1ed TIE eovesrnsns thai be VII
rssorr 70 spain st The erd Of the ere
ssas vsek, posvishsaaadtoe Prtme Mn
80 oannGnnss vnx1tn3.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
sew Ralsrssd ssesspsssssa.

DsxyHz. Feb. 24.-Arsisses of incos-
pofstinn vers assa today Of The Posbso.
Gannisun 4 Paeiee RsIiroad cc mpany,
sfsa . espsssl stock Of tS Wo 900. and
shs tncafposssors are Uhssiss Hsrkea.
II. h Hooihrook. n r. Fsseh, q. H. r.
Banner asd Joan a. Gray, ~ hankses
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
PAEsELL,s BILL.
WHAT THK nzv nIAsuRx PROPOSES 10
PaoyIDR.


Ensrcs, Feb. 24-The taxi Of Par
nellie bill ss pubiished empowers the
eouss to order q reduction OF arrears
and costs OF tenants. 10 whom the act
of Ossobef. 1881. appli.s where Il 10
rived that soeh se ssnts are unable 10
pay owing 20 circumstances beyond
their cop,rsl, extends to nine noctts
the period vttk in vkich the care tskers
unAef the oct OF 1887 may Apply for res
sisosion Of their tenancy, enpovtrs tie
cocrt to rsdcce tie anosns OF 57dgnsn
and costs aassnss sucn care takers when
IL h psoved thai they are nna5te 10 pay,
and directs ssat rpsn toe payment sf
tie rscased ia sTuaeat and osoo spgst
cation 90 be restored 10 their holdings.
TOE, ara to be dealt ws'h the SANS a. If
shey hsd PAID their i7dsns ~ In fail.
rhe bill uiii Be sapported b. the Glad
9sooisn4.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

PoarLAsD. Feb SPECIAL. "A
SPECIAL Jacksonville Dispatch says: Ae
the snovs OF Lass winter In the noun
tains adjacent 10 Mount Piss melted,
the carcasses Of about fifty deer came
TO sight, lacking their hides- shovinR
that the animals must have been slaua6-
tered merely for their skins.
DistSict Attorney Uoivi0 caussd the
arrest Of four Of the deer skiunsrs," ("
who gsvs the names OF H. Il. Huehoo.
b. q. Edmopdson and his tvo sous-R.
q. and w. L. Edmoudson. HUGHES
and W. L. Edmopdsan we're up fos tsial
today. The formers case viii Be dsoid-
ed tomorrow and the latter vAs COZ.
viotsd and bound over In 500 bail. TIA
trial Of the Others 10 noe being held.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
TnE rnEslsEsT,s TRIP.
HI eHAKRs HANDS WITH 4 srnU07LI
CROWD OF YLoRlpkSs

HI eHAKHs HANDS WITH A sr1u07LIN0
CROWD OF YLoniDASs.
PiLArxA, Feo. 24.-The president and
his parry arrived in East Palaika o. 10
O'Clock last night and we're ferried over
TO Paistka. where Q train vas waiiina
at the wharf. A large crowd had gath,
cred about the train. 1ne president
stepped down to ,he lowest stee on the
plssfsfm after the pariy bad got on
board. The struggling crowd vas final
" gos into line, and the president shook
hands With them ss they passed. The
rain left at li:31 o'clock.
HoAxwABD BOUND.
JAcxsoxvILLK, Feb. 2f.-Fhe presl-
dental party spent tvo hours at Ssn.
ford in Waiting the sonth Florida expo-
sifior. About 5 o'clock the party vent
by rail to Winter PARK, where supper
vas served. and then tarned their faces
north on their homs <ard trip. They
are expected to reach Jscksonviii.
about midnight. where thy vii sac .
only long eDoush % change engineers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

N QaWozR Bx9osas me DAKDrA Isxrs
ADvKnanLy.

ADtkh09Ly.
WAs~0coa. Feb. 2A-The senate
bill 20 carry into effect the interns
tioual convention Of the I4sh Of Msrce,
35Sl. for the protection Of suh marine
cables, vas passed In the house TO-DAY.
Tue bill 10 essablish . Uaited States
land court 10 adjudiesse privAse land
claims IN Arizona. New Me9ico ana
udlosado vas favorably reported fron
toe comUissee on private land claims.
The senate bill to iucfeA e pensions
TOR deafness vas reported favofably
and placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Springer reported adversely from
the commtttee on territories sae oil for
the admission Of North and Ssutb Da-
kota ~ separate states. and Mr.. Baker
of Nev YORK presented Q minority re-
post on The same mea ,ure.
Adisornsi.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
Fatal Runaway.

sAs DRoo. Rsb. a. In Calm Val
ley yesterday team bsionsius 70 Jobn
ba ran swsy. nr. Rel, vas thr0wn
ens, ssrikinR On his bead srd beinG In
xkznfts htlfed
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
ASoruas OPERATION

LONDON, Fes. ga dispatch from,
San emo says thai cfi,,eai operation
viil be performed On the crown prince
tomorrow,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

sAs Fakscisco. Feb. 2l---Authentje
statements ssre made here today THAI
the sossf sydiesss. ferned 20 fight the
eastern sfsss. has besn fnaily eosnplse-
cd. And 10 h stated thss II will CON-
raenss operations With . pssd 1p capse-
a Of Ten million dollars. Ootstds Of
California, the parties pripci. ally ie-
tsresied are In New Torx, Basson, Hal
tiuore, Jefsey Cisy and Phiixdelphia.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

su1s Ter Damages.
PORTLAND, Feb. 2l.-FSpecisl. .1-AN
Albany today the Oregon Pacific Hail.
road Company bea q salt tu the ciroait
court a0ainst Contractor q. ", Bun1
10 recover el50. 900 damages fos the uoa-
performance Of his Contracs % an q.
tension Of tbs read eastward from Al
hauy.
California Theatre sslA.
SAN FRAxCgsco. Feb. 2A.-Mrs. KASe
atre w. D. Obfien. hAs bouaht the CAL
iforuia Theatre property for Sts3 COO.
ita present rental 10 Sii5Q q month. Il
is understood that the theatre viii -
semndelisd on the plan of tbs Rnss
hoose. 90 - 10 increase the rsntsl. Tho
old building baa an eveutful history.
In 1867 syndiosts psrchsssd the site
for the bsosfis of Lawrence Basrsss end
John Mccullough. Ths theatre vss
hsiit q year later, and the usxt
year 10 vas owned BY Bssrsts and No.
Cuiiough. They struggled along foe .
time and then fail d and went east,
Or late the theatre has been doing .
fair business.
neers 81 Csyeraer Raslless.
HAn Fsincnoo, Fee. H. Eleven belrs
Of the iats Governor Bartlett applied 70
The supsSios court for an order instruct
ing The exeeotoss Of the vtll 10 dissrj-
oute 70 the heirs The go 600 which they
have on hand 20 The credit Of the e.
late.
Snapper Garrison.
SACRAMENTO. Feb. -. - "snsppssn
flaRrt.xa tka
gagged by j. Is. H4eRin for the coming
Issson a. $40 900 sslsry, arrived from
the east TODAY and 81 onoe proceeded 70
Rancho del Psso.
They endesse the meUsvial.
SAn FsAsoisoo. Feb. M.-At q meet
Ing Of tue State horticultural Socioty
today Letters we're read from Senators
Of California. Jones Of Neva-
da, and Aitohell and Dolph Of Oregon,
and from Representatives Aofvsv,
keuna and FELTON, 10 regard 10 the
passed at the last meeting
protesting against the taking OF or re-
duoipg the daty ea foreign fruits. The
letters generally endorse shs sentiments
Of the memorial.
Amer the gxausiaes gsrce.
SAn FaAscIsco, Feh. 2A-Ex Assessor
L5ute hoisx TO-DAY made an application
for warrant for the arrest Of Edward
Townsend, Business manager OF tho
kxa.SHsr on q charge Of criminsi libel.
Hoi,x wss charged BY shs kxsssiasv vtsh
being one Of she ring OF opicn smue-
piers He presented the oomplnipt 10
Assistant Proeecutipe Atsorpey Lona
OF ledge Horobiover court. bat LouS
refused 20 sign is uuitl be had examfn-
ed inso the motion.
..,. AZ r~.~.s,.. v,v~s
o. p..xc,xc. e.h sl-rna.. r..h-
49, 49, -, V,,As~ A,,s, $50 sssS
60 - sr~,.s,oo ~ - SMrcr
""'s ~
. "ssb
sAx fHtxcisco. FEB: A-Indfosstons
for - hours commanding ~ O. N, On
February 2osh, Tor OTeson and Wash-
ingtou Territory asuefaiiy fsis weather,
followed by heni rains, 10 ths wseessn
pora'n sso sa uof.u n9ns
- sl,.hsis -s,r,.s s's'
-
Asss's "t nesnsg.
RKDvoop CfTF. Gal, Feb. M.--Jsilss
Tsllmsn died tgdsy from the effects of
peeHns y sne nnnus OF ioof fsmpS
~ o'os' 1'' y
IsssssssV IA"serssess
sAHrA CBCz. Feb. ~ The report Of
fha 0kr heYs k.era rxinTu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

sAHrA Cscz. Feb. ~ The report Of
the experss Who have been exaniutp9
the ssegeris Of the city for tbs pas6
four years, exonergte abe mayor and
ooonsii from ths charges hsough1
against than. The Yeposs shows thst
every dollar doe the city Vas properly
accounted fer and pot doilas vas a.
verted 20 tnpropes naea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

sAcaAxxxTo. Fss. 2s.-Wn. Movaa,
sho ssssssea 10 koitioa up snd robbins
Rashard Disrsos . vssk ago. vss str-
.sseed 10 len JEAN Of ioprissnnsrt u
yolooo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

RKpvoop OrTf. Gal, Feb. M--ysiiss
TalImsn died tvdsy from the effects of
q beating a. the hsnds Of four trsmp0
Who broke Jail os Saturday Isss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
HoHKwABD BOUND.
KNOXVILLE. FEB. AT


ms Rxsr pIs-uasRp IT counHIxo- nIs
sFIRiTa pIYBEssED
esx REMo, Feb. 24.-Dsrina the fra,
part Of las. niett The cfsvn princess
ress vas oisarbed hy eo1ehi0e. ba,
Afterwards be slept sell. He is de-
presssd by the death OF his nspees,
Prince Louis OF Badsa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

SAn Francisco, Feb. A.-Ex Assessor
Louis Hoi'x TO-DAY made an sppliestiou
for warrant for the arrest Of Edward
Townsend, business msnsssr OF tho
kxamSasy on q charge Of criminsi libel.
Hoi,x wss charged BY the kxsssiasy vtsh
being ons Of she ring of opien Snug
Riers He presented the complaint 70
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney LonR
OF ledge Horobioses's court, bat Long
refused 10 sign is until be had exAmin-
ed ipSo the motion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

San FEkxcrsco. F.b. zl-fndiostions
for - hours commenting st O. m, on
Fsb'nafy 26sh, for Oregon aud wash
instou Territory esuefaliy fsis weather,
followed by light raius, 10 ths wssesgu
portion frosn PoFsisnd nofthvsrd. lishe
fresh variable vinds. generally ssushse-
IL. s.iahtiy warmer,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
ksabbtng AGssy.

sPaIHovIELD, Mo-, Feb. 2L-News vAs
received here today Of fatal shrsy
which occurred four miles south Of For
sythe. a. the Cherry Grows church, on
Saturday evening, In which George
Warren vae stabbed In The abdomen by
Olsnde Layton, dying twenty four
hours later. Both bad been paying at-
tention TO tie same girl.
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SAn FsAsoisoo. FEB. N-Af q meet
ing Of tue State horticultural Sociesy
today letters we're read from Senators
stanford Of California, Jones Of Neva-
da, and Aitohell and Dolph Of Oregon,
and from Representatives Mofvsv,
keuna and FELTON, 10 regard 20 the
memorial passsd at the last meeting
protecting against the taking OF or re-
duoine the daty sa foreign fruits. The
letters generally endorse shs sentiments
Of the memorial.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

HAn fBinCnoo. Fee. li.-Eievsn heirs
Of the iats Governor BaYtistt applied -
the supsrios court for an order instruct
ing the e1ecotofs Of the vtli 10 disssi-
buie 70 the heirs the go 900 which they
have on hand 70 The credit Of the e.
tate.
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Deash sf Well ksswn Lady.

san FaAxcIsco, Feb. a-krs J. Pres
ton Moore, . lady veil known 10 char
uabis snd literary circles Of Csiifospis.
vas foand dead 10 bed this morning al
Der rsssdepee in OAKLAND. IL n sop-
poses she dsed from spcpisxy. Ckas.
Warren SssidarS fecoer.xsa bsr ss bic
early patron. and Joaquin Miller sas
sps Of hss Strongest frienjs. ene has
no children Her sister Mrs yoshaa
Barker and Il A. Il field, trr rephsw
bath reside 81 OzAi nd. Her kssbapd
is Toe ~ Victoria on business. 1ns
snraxxI Iii lsHa sslaaa snxsrsxxa.
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SAcBAMKNIo, Feb. =. = "bnsppot"
Garrison, shs cslebsstcd jockey. en-
gagged by J. Is. H4eRin for the coming
season a. $40 900 sslsry, arrived from
the east TODAY asd 81 onos proceeded 70
Rancho Del Psso.
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Daie Of xxeessisa FIXED.


SAN FsASorso., Feb. 2l.-J odRe roohy
today nxsd on Friday. April 18th. ~ the
date OF execution OF Lea CHUCK.
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PORTLAND, Feb. 2.-[Speoial.l-AS
Albany today the Oregon Pacific 2ail.
road Company beg q salt 10 the cirouit
court aQainst Contractor q. ". Hunt
10 recover $4,000 damages fos the uon-
performance Of his contract % an e.
tension Of ths read sassvard from Al
hauy.
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fs be Diseentinuea.

CHICAGO, Feb. ~. - The California
fast freight line Of which samuel De-
boz. recently deceased, vss general
manager, 10 to be discontinued on
March LIST. Ia q circular issued today,
no,ice vas given BY the North vestern.
koek Island and 81. Paul Roads that
they had Withdrawn and will hereafter
soiicis aud care for Pacific Coast
traffic.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

LONDON, Feb. 24.-The queen held her
6fst drawing room Of the season today.
The queen Wa accompanied by the
Princess Of Wales aud her daughters.
Princsss Louise. Victoria and Maud,
Princess Beatrice, Dake OF Cambridge
and Prinss and Princess Christian.
DofinR the reception 10 the dipionatic
c1rps the queen bad Q long convessa-
tion With Count Won Hstxfeids. the Ger
man ambassador, regarding the crown
prince.
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Taseeas ssiIi st Largo.

CMcAoo. Feb. 24.-Tascott. the a.
legsd murderer Of A. J. 6neil, IL ssiil at
large, Notwithstanding his sapposed
capture IN Missosri. A dispatch vas
received from Lebanon, Ia that state,
tonight, saying that tbs prisoner there
Who is suspected Of being fascost Is not
the right man The telegram vas
signed by Detective Aidrico, Of Obi.
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The Bankers indicted.

CNoiNSArI, Feb. q. : The United
States grand jury reported tonight. Il
has been admitted b. the United Stafes
distIict attorney that VIM. Means. iase
presidens. and Deoamp. late cashier Of
the Metropolitan national bank, have
hesn indictsd.