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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-01
A HYPoCRITE FOUND OUT.
A Louisville Church and Sunday School
Pillar steals $4,000.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July Sl.-Sylvester f. Young,
cashier of the southwestern division of the
Chesapeake & Ohio railway, is missing and is al
legged TO be defaulter Young was today en-
gagged in assisting to prepare the pay car for its
monthly trip over the road. Shortly after 8
O'Clock he disappeared. At o'clock the rail-
way officials notified police headquarters that
Young had absconded with sum estimated at
$4,000. The police mp to late hour have been
unable to trace him Young has been regarded
as a man of exemplary habits and has been
prominent in Sunday school and church affairs.
DESvER July Sl.-Louis Post, assistant cash-
les OF the Winner Lithograph Company, OF Ak
ron, o., aged IS, and Fred Duncan and Charles
B. Stewart were arrested here this evening,
charged with stealing 5000
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MORE PHILADELPHIA RoTTENNEss
How the State of Pennsylvania Loses
Annually Thousands of Dollars.

PHILADELPHIA, July S1.-City Treasurer
Wright has written letter TO tor-General
McCamant with reference to certain practices in
reference TO the commercial appraisership sys-
TEN in this city. From the facts grouped to-
gether by Treasurer Wright it appears
that glaring abuses have existed, especially
in the collection of delinquent mercantile
taxes Last year 65j delinquent suits were
brought before the magistrates at a cost of $751;
19f, resulting in the securing of judgments In
but 2l9 cases and the collection of $2,725. The
state was thus muleted in SOS, ,467 in this single
item. In addition, 10,567 names were stricken
from the list by appraisers after they
had been paid 62la cents per name
for classifying them, and advertised
them at an additional expense of sl.50 per name
10 the state. Wright charged that the exemp-
tiops have been made for political reasons Is
is estimated that $4,000 was wasted in this way
last year. 1t is possible that fictitious names
have also been added TO the Lists. In view Of all
these facts, the city treasurer put some ques-
tions 10 the auditor general as to what he shall
do in the collection OF delinquent mercantile
taxes this year.
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The Erraxuriz stiII AT Lisbon.

LONDON, July Silt is alleged that the Chill
can cruiser EgraZuriz is waiting outside Lisbon
because her machinery IS disabled The Times
Lisbon correspondent declares that the report is
pretext for a stay to smuggle more men
aboard.
WAsBSGToN CITY, July SI-The Chilean min
is'eF received the following telegram from Lis
bon this morning at S o'clock
The Presideute Errszuriz, well manned coaied
and proyisOned has Lett Lisbon tor Chile
The injurious and false reports OF the insur-
gents have not been able 20 prevent her going
The cruiser has 90 Chilean sailors on board a
on the Atlantic where the rest OF the crew awaits
the cruisers arrival.
Another dispatch received by the legation
from Paris says in effect thst the cruiser Presi-
denle Pinto, which stranded when leaving
Iouloa had been 1oated again without having
suffered injury. The cruiser Will get ready 10
leave Toulon Immediately to complete her
TreparstioHs, and continue her voyage TO Chile
at once. The Chilean government has sent a
complete crew of fine sailors to meet the
cruisers, with whom they Will continue the
voyage 20 the Pacific
LISBON, July 3l.-The Balmacedean cruiser
ErTazufiZ let this port this moraing and
anchored & short distance OF shore. The vessel
IS being carefully watched by the authorities.
The Berkeley Peerage Claim Settled.
LONDON, July sL-Ihe house OF lords sitting
a. committee for privileges, today decided the
remarkable and historic Berkeley psersge claim
The house decided that Ransll Mewbray
Thomas Berkeley had established the claim 20
The honoss and dgnities OF the Earl OF Berkeley
and FiacounS Of Duzsley. The claimant alleged
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THE CANADIAN SCANDALS.
A Question Put to Corrupt Official
Makes Him Faint-Bo oodIer Lancexin.

OTTAWA, July 31.-Before the committee of
public accounts today II was developed that
four years ago a so-called Testimonial TO Sir
Hecter Langevin amounted to s22,73l Con-
tractors, politicians aud railroad men con tribu-
ted. Among them was Sir Joseph Hickson,
$3.50, and LaSenreal, 81 600 The committee on
election and privileges today asked H. F. Ber-
ley, chief engineer of public works, why he re-
ieeted bid on public works which was sl00, 900
less than Larkin & Conully's, thus enabling the
latter firm 10 get the work.
He said that the rejection was owing TO an es-
umate by subordinate, and when asked why
he had not personally attended to the matter
be tainted, and hearing was adionrned
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The Cinnamon to Be D.ported.

Eight of the nine Cinnamon smuggled into
this country by Jake Terry and caught at
Wooley last Sunday were brought before United
States Commissioner Emery yesterday Their
names are: All Sing, Lin Quoy, All 10y, See
Ying, sa Woo, Fun Sing and Him Ka. The
commissioner ordered that the Cinnamon be
deported, and they will be sent back TO China
Immediately Hung Yam, the ninth Chinaman,
has secured counsel and will try to stay in this
country
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BAIRD WILL NOT RESIGN.
Does Not Want to Admit He Did wronI
-Buchananss Statement

-Buchanan's Statement.
WHATcoN, July Sl.-[Special. BAIRD left here
this morning 10 continue his duty at wooley,
and will not resign because unwilling to admit
that he did wrong in the Sedro tragedy.
James Buchanan, who is here on duty, waa
interviewed by reporter today. He said he
had never had anything to do with Bill Oliver,
except to compel him to take his sloop back to
the British side at Blaine after being searched
In the presence of Captain Tart, of Seattle, aud
George Peaster. He only did his duty as a Gus
toms officer. Buchanan says Charles Davis Is a
low morphine fend. ready to do anything for
money, and probably paid to swear falsely
against him. Davis boast that he betrayed a
man to smuggls opium for bribe of SIS shows
him to be depraved, said Buchanan. Buchanan
is ready to answer any charges coming from re-
spectable sources
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English Officials VIII Cooperate With
Americans to Lessen the Evil


LONDON, July 3l.-The officials of the board of
trade are watching the methods of inquiry of
the United States immigration commissioners
1t is believed the inquiry will result in the
American inspectors, at leading English
points, working with some system
of consular supervision. High officials
of the board says that English government OFF,
GERS will be instructed to cooperate with Ameri-
cans to secure reforms regulating the tide of
emigration. Although publicly protesting that
there is no necessity for special provision
against the influx of destitute aliens the gov
eminent is using the utmost rigor
OF the existing law to stop the
settlement OF foreign paupers in England.
Official inquiry has resulted in the disclosure of
systematic frauds on the part of those inter
ested in assisting Jewish emigration from Rus
sia. Passports manufactured here have been
sent TO Russia TO enable the Jews TO evade the
payment OF flO levied on each permit to emf
crate.
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Terry WIZ BE Arraigned MONDAY.

Jake Terry, the smuggler, will be brought be-
fore Commissioner Emery on Monday. before
whom ir is expected he will plead guilty to q
charge OF smuggling and will be bound over to
the grand jury Terry's wounds still give him
trouble, and he becomes exhausted at the least
exertIon. II his condition does not shortly i'm
prove he will be sent to the hospital
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ROBBING CHINESE IMMIGRANTS.
How n British Columbian interpreter
and Customs Officials Coin Money

NEW WESTMINSTER, B. c., July S1.-[speciaLl
The Chinese who lately arrived here from the
Orient by way of Vancouver complain that the
Mongolian interpreter in connection with the
custom house has been using them badly. It
appears the interpreter informs the Celestial i'm
migrants that unless each one pays $50 to him
over and above the polltsx of S50 they can't
land. Being unfamiliar with the law and Ian
guage OF the country, they generally submit to
the imposition, but those who happen to have
friends who know the ropes have set up a kick
and trouble will surely follow. In cases where
the newcomers could not pay more than 81 or 50,
these amounts have been accepted by the gen.
erous interpreter.
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Divorce Not Easy in North Dakota.

SIOUX FALLS, n. D., July Silt is extremely
probable that the ninety-six applicants for
divorce now here from other states will be dis.
appointed in q realization OF their desires.
Judge Aiken, who holds the sword that sewers
estranged hearts, has concluded TO interpret the
law according to the spirit instead OF the letter,
and hereafter applicants win have to furnish
something stronger than al affidavit
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The BerIin Bank Forreries.

BERLIN, July 3l.-The discovery of the
Deutsche bank forgeries was due to Schweiger,
broker. who, foreseeing that detection was in
evitable, disclosed the state of affairs. The
bank authorities are uncertain as to the full ex-
tent OF liabilities. They suspect other engage
ments besides those already discovered. 1t is
stated tn at the bank has already paid liabilities
amounting to s3,OOO0G0 in cash.
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CHIcAGo,July Silt is reported this afternoon
thai the large subscription book house OF Il. 8.
Peale & Co. aud tAe Peoples Publishing Com
pany have consolidated, with . capital Of g..
10000. The new firm win be known a. the a.
9. Pssls Company
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Woman suYr.re HeJectea

SIDNEY, n. s W., July 3l.-The motion of Sir
Henry Parks in favor of granting the right of
suffrage to women in New South Wales, has
been rejected by a vote OF 81 to "a by the legis-
lstive assembly.
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peath OF ana Amerlcan Con.ular on,o.r.

WASHINGTON CITY, July a.-The state depart
ment received telegram this morning from
Bogot2 announcing that Edmund r. smith,
secretary United States leg cation at Bogota, died
at CsrthagenA, Colombis, on the 18th, OF an
acute attack OF Bright's disease
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Lady Caithnes, Succeeds BIavat.kx

LONDON, July 3l.-The theosophical constitu-
tion has been revised, and amalgamatss the
American, English and European sections
Lady Caithness, by virtue of her millions, as
well as her enthusiasm, succeeds Madame Blav-
atsky as high priestess.
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wesIeyans Object to Dixie,

LONDON, July 3l.-The Wesleyan conference,
aliuding to the Dixie case, adopted resolution
protesting against the introduction into public
life of men convicted of fagrant immora.ities.
Miss Eames Weds sculptor Storey's Son.
LONDON, July 31.--Miss Emma Eames, the
operatic artistic, was married today at the regis
trar's Office to a son of W. w. Storey, the we'll
known sculptor.
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vesuvius Belching Again.

NAPLES, July 3l.-Yesuvius has again burs t
forth into state of eruption The lava has
now reached the village of Rio del Cavallo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
Wilmington.

CHARLESTON. s. C.. Nov. s.-Rosn steady
So 3 strained. $40. turpentIne quot, Al 52>sc.
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htbsNy. Ga, Nov 9.-Wright. Wetlockey
d Browns warehouse together with dozen
houses adjoining it aud occupied by negroes
WIS destroyed 10y fire last evening. Inc losses
will aggregate 100000. Insurance not KNOWN
M.ooS. g.. Nov 4--Iire last night de-
stroyed tho buildings on Cotton avenue oc-
cupied by Carpet a Co.. boot and shoes,
Body6 Co. dry goods and the W, W. Whiie
China and Hardware Company. Vther oui, l.
ines and stocks were seriou ly damaged by
fire and water. Loss. 100000 insurance,
R-0 Coo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung 20 Castoria.
When she had Children she gave them Castorie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
FINANCIAL AID COMMERCIAL.
Pa G,rg.l garsst Report on Account Of
Election Day.
THE RICHMOND TOBACCO REPORT.
How stock. end Bond' stand st "o"'-o'
ferius. and sales Of "ae''-'''p0
-. craiu and Cotton Exchange

Va, Nov. $40 offerings OF tooac-
...~.,on on change today
cos 81 '.'' ..-or,.d 20 he secretary Of the
,..h,,ona o. acco trade 'o-'1' "I~pr'',' ~
s...te,5s. cutters, 2; 'inoAo'S' o. "'4 'oSi. =
80 b. once = the to' SEQ inspector re-
100 q, 3av. Inspecaons' nlsn'' lOo hoSS-
t.. DARK 6: Western 2 heih'peciion''
.. s.. dark Tho Official report OF the
'.., p.aecfor Tor the month 81 october;
..... Receipts. l.s-o hoSsneAus ~ +.
... ana IoNe., deliveries ~'+' H'e'"e"N
tt 81 inspected. i6.sse hogshesds
~ anl .oxes: stocks on hand IN,
tN 81 hos heads and iSi iierces ana
300. ,-I stocks. ls.2G, hogsheads ana l'oo'
utr.'s '.. be4I As per tho tobacco inspector :
rI en- 81. 1891. 1900 hogsheads ana
t..tc 1' .tcc.s during The month OF Octo-
81 h0gsheads ana 40 '4o40e' "H'
..s,' ..o,s for the month Of October, 1871
b.. hagsheads ~ uerces SUI DVles
hog-hta.is. ~ let Oo' a. a. t',.bosds ef
bngsheads. l0ia. >U5o hoE 'ne"uS' -
80 A- mons f,- fhe month OF October. 1891 ;
r.+ SIS hogshcGds rerces AilI W.. ,l"i q
.f.as Total ST. hogsheadS' heTces Ahu
o'.l .smphns Pr .henonth Of October ,, issl !:
Fr..hosis 80 tierces and uoxes
fth., Ell. d. fierces and boxes; West
b1r.hes.s Total $3.50 hogsheads' ~
1851 hose iatacco' FOR he month OF Oc;o-
,.>.. ..0.s0 pounds.
snr. farmers wilson's vaughan s,
-fals avenport S, Planters Shell
-.-.. Crsushaws. Virginia and Seaprooke s
.-., u.rsh0l es report to-day receipts, 81
-...,ra.. deliveries. -Ag packages
'n.te d the collector Of the United states
...... revenue reports colec' Ions Tor the city
.lr p3. va to-day 40 folloWt: lax ps
s.4 cigarettes, sl2~6.>0; tai pad pug
..... l.s-Ibl Total. $4,000.
ST. John JACOB arrived az home this
.-,- from Nelson count where be has Teen
.en3s and relations. lie ia, had a
.-r. .o0urn D the country, and IS LOOKING
,.r.. some as usual. H.
-sas FAIR sale az Davenport to-dsVi
.fleaf Planters. There viii he good
" AZ HE Richmond tobacco EI-
- lay. lredell Jrnkius, Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

For Throat Diseases and Coughs use BEowN's
BRoxcH1AL TRocHEs Like all really 0ooo things,
they are initiated. The geautae are soid Only We
hnres-adY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

SrvrIy Anrly "Swsvnes Ointment" No in
ternAl medicine required Cures letter. eczema,
itch, all erurtions on tho face, hands nose, 6c-
leaving the skin clear. white, and healthy Its
great healing and curative powers sre possessed
Wbnc other remedy. ASK your druggist for
hNRYnes Ointment
TIT first symptoms Of heart disease are short
breath 6uttcrinC faint AMI hungry spells pain
New Heart Cure is marvellous remedy. Fine
hook on Heart Disease. with wonderful cures,
free at Owens Il Minor Drug Co.. 1907 Main
street opposite pOstOlice, or address DR.. Miles
Medical Co. Elkhkrt Ind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

Secure home ut Highland Springs. one OF
highest healthiest pleasantest places ID the
suburbs Of Richmond. Take Seven Pines
railway Flve-rde tickets, % cents. Some
OF the new houses are for sale on easy terms.
and the railroad company gives yearly pass
with each house when occupied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
WI sur Governor Hi.

NEw YofK. Nov. S.--A special from Buffalo
saws A dispatch from Salamanca states that
Senator Nedder will she Governor Hill Tor
SANDER IN connection with the latter state
ments relative 20 Nedder and that Chic go
land deal. Mr.. Nedder friends are authority
tor the statement that he intends to push the
case
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

All miserable sufferers with dyspepsia are
CURED by Simmons Liver neEuIator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
10. Ke,ly. Montella. 100. Fvenxeigh.. 100.

Fifth race. hye-eighths Of mile-Autocrat.
lIs RoQuefort, Sirrocco. 10, Tioga, 1905; AL
derman Mac, Golucky, l0j, Dixie, Happy Day,
Arab. l02
Sixth race. milo. selling -Kenwood, Torch
light. ll3. Silent. Puzzle Iceberg 40: flori-
NOR. i0i; Sir Rae. Lucky Clover. Sandstone,
Boyle Rhodes. Little Minnie 1O1 Apollo. %;
Tourist. Bertha Campbell. ~; Mabel Pome-
ROY RI
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Results Of tie Turf.
wlsHiNOI0N. y. q


fr,; race. three fourths Of mile-G. W
first Bellevue second, Judge Morrow
~. Orb ra.e tlrce5ouIths Of miie-White-
nose ifst I-kp0cket second, Theirs l.. third.
Iue t
I.d race, one mile George w. first. Mar
gGtasec0ld. Ocyi etc third. Iime t4t1f
Fourth lace. four and One-hAf furlOues-
f.Awt lrst COnrtautnopie (hlly) second.
Con- oler third. Time 56...
lace five and one-half furlongs Tat
Yer lrt Naiagorda ,hAy) second, Lynn
llfl Lime lilo.
GLOUCESTER. ~ =.
tas, race. seyen-eighths OF a mie-Frank
= tr,. Franco second. AmUOv third. Time,
Second race. tbree.quarters Of mile
ead le first. Noble Duke second, Vul-
lltt.iri Time. 1.lsh.
larl race SIX and half furlong Dickens
ith' Dlnoarton second. Prince Charming
'-.l ime. 70.
..ri4 race one aud bali miles-Eric
l''. Lotion second Punster, Jr.. third.
lue 53
Eth race four and half furlongs Daniel
y -f.t or LauDcelot second. Netue third.
lr. 1
F-a Taco six and quarter furlongs Sir
'.-+u FIRST. Prince Edward second. Little
H'.e lfQ. Time 1914.
oylrMBuRo. n. j.
.r.t race fve-eigbths Of a mile-Toano
I -'' lerooa second, Hardy Box third. Time.
Second race. fyeeiehths Of nile-et Fe-
t ..s- Chalade second. kialto third Time.
Il.ra race fve-eighths Of a milo Nellie
az Irt. Iormentor second Early Blossom
'.In Time. lob.
u, ooiln race. one and one-eighth miles
eiiole hrst, Banquet second Kimberly
'-i4 Time. 50.
--lA race one mile-~Mohican first. Cast
way second The Sheriff third. Time. M
r t'u race, SIX and hall furlOngs Torch
f Arst, bohemian second Under Cover
'-i4 lime l2lS.
t,. iAe entities for 10 days Guttenburg races
is. race. four and half furlongs, selling
d ere Oi; Belle ID, Gold Digger. George
81 Natahe ). 81 Laurent, i03 Tammany
'.,,"J. Archie Collins 81: Lupa lilly,
Al race. SIX and half furlongs, selling
C.T uiy, lio. SanardO. Congress. 1913
d9.l'u' 10. j crest King, firehy' l07; En-
ds,,-'' ieo flaYlla, lO4 Glenmound. Ven
T Headlight 1903; Dr. Wilcox, 81.
fn, -it race. mile and AL eighth-Belwood.
a.. ~y"ander, Donohue. Rover. 1913; hoyal
N'ol. Johnny f.. 81
ian, IN race four and half fur.oncs. cell
l,...' efnon, III Bon Voyage. Alma r.,
'su'Af' iVS Turk, 100; Manhsssstt, 1893
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W q Challenge

" o YIN TItnTf
any man woman or child who II affected with
Combination Dyspepsia Headache or TORPID
Liver 10 prove hist few dose, Of Simmons
Liver Regulator will not relieve them. II never
fails. and is 20 pnre no sure so harmless that al
infant can take II and never have second spell
Of collie. An adult can tax II, keep the bowels
regular. and secure health.
Piles Pu~- Itching piles
SYMPTOMS: Moisture intense itching aud sting
ing. most a. night. worse by scratching. II al
lowed 10 continue tumors form, which often
bleed and uiCerate. becoming very sore
Swaynes ointment stops the itching aud bleed
ing. heals liberation and IN most cases removes
the tumors. At druggists, or 10y mail Tor 81
cents Ur. SWAyne a son. PhlladelYnls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

Nu'nyHroV. r. g.. Nov Spirits tuTpen-
tae .tc Noln firm; strained, 8ll0. good
tftnrI slil. lar firm at sl,5. Crude tur-
ltl.As. 81, yellow dap 81 90. virgin, sAsJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

The BEST 1Oc. PIECE ofF1NE SUN-CURED
TOBACCO that can be bought in America is
HickOk's No. i.
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BROWN IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In.
digestion &c Debility.

Those who have used this column claim that
the effect has been eninently satisfactory.
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..uov Cure All SKIN Diseases. .

Do not weaken the stomach with strong
chemicals. Siumons Liver Regulator IS
mild bnt affective
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

Charleston

sivryW GA Nov 8-Turpcntine, 3216c
h7.l rrm 40 a. 25el.g1.
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Graln and Cslion Exchange.

RICHMOND. Va, November g. 1891.
0frEBfSGs.
Wteat-G60 bushels.
Corn 1896 bushels
OATS iHOI bushels
Iyt-ts bushels.
SAILS
HLeat-2e6s bushels
f.u-Its bushels
IF,--, bushels
QUOTATIONS.
Wheat ongherry. e. 10 81 rs. mixed. eso to
.aorfI cry. CSC. 10 $40 No. red. 81 09.
corn White Virginia. new. $50 10 63c, No.
tNIt-. C 90 Csc. NO. mixed. ole. 10 &c.
las-No % 91c 10 &C.; No. g, S4c. to 500
H.ltfI for seed acc. tO5Uc.
10.