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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-14

Mrs. Charles Russei. OF Eastern OREGON, was
cured of asthma OF fifteen years standing ~
Acore's Revealed Remedy.
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II WILL BE A SQUARE DECISION.
0aemsfck May Be Chosen Arbitrator Of
Berfng Sea Dispute.

BRRLIN, March 13.-It is rumored that
Bismarck will be asked to act as arbitrator
IN the Bering sea question.
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Considerable wnO de los mejores del naundO
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VenaneGo lul6a y sobr1po
FORTALEZA As, 40 y51

Ofrece los Siguentes ardculos precios m6dicos
Azuleios lOseas baldOsnes cataanas bantas
losetRs bAneas azue lpRas
tro var Cemento Portland baTriles 1sO los
Pntuas verde mimic bancO h Gde Ia acredltada
DOS LEONES Aguar&s acee nnaza Brochas
MerrO gvanizado canalado so cObas cayos Dc nc
tuercas arandeas cRnales cubreaS de PuRas
Paris de 1na cnoo pggadas Palas plco azadas adOnes
Cafatear agod6n desperdiclO para lpar maquinas
OrsaeGfa fna de tOdas classes de Ia Bacara
las completes decorada de porceana AnH Pieles
Supeores de todas cases para cazado gran nOYedad
de herro, BaSCulas BarTaS de metal
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Ant1doto Tepeyac "
RTRoDUCIDo RN BsTA 1sLA
PoR DoNA NICARLA DALMAU RR CARRRRAg.

Ren0dio infalible contra Ia
VIRUELA
La preserva y la cura radicalmeRts On
cualquer grado de la enfermedad.
So COMPOSITION
es puramente vejetal y procede dc rscinas 8 in.
gTedientes de Ia Flora mejicana.
Cada frasco acempana IN prOspecto indi-
eando 0l nodo de usarlo
EL ANTIDOTO TEPEYAO
PyecSO del J1Gsco . Oso 00eerie0aa
do Ia Isla 81 III - $3.50
D0p6sito principal On Il casa da
l D. CARLOS B. MELTZ
Gale ds Ia FortalegG v6Asero 2s,.-CAPITAI,
ssaaEn8
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LUDWIG DUPLA0E, 4gtlal 3.
OOMISIoNES BIN GENERAL.
san 0WNW DN R0Oea300OS
Wag2etB Ge slkAe9'Cg9eCGG8 SeCG98

venta de hilo para coser de- n. Goats. Paisley
Id. id. id. de CgGk b Ce i'd.
Tabrica de licores al vapor.
Agencia de los Vapores CorreOs de las Antillas,
de los Syes SobrSssOs de Herrera, de Ia Habana
Agencia Principal del Vapor costanero on esta
Isla, de IA NsiSNs0 ENspresC.
Agencia de la Royal Nail Steam Packet O. Lon
dTes.
Agencia de Ia Northern Assurance Or, Londres
AUenCia de la North British y Mercantile IN
SMrGNce or, Londres
Agencia de la tt1rGsGtl ltSsticGo Compafia de Ase
guros contra incendios de Hamburgo.
Aeencra de ia "M0ySsoo Compania de seguros
marftmos de Londres.
Apencia de Lloyd ASsdGgsts, Cadiz.
Agencia de 6G9sgerR GsGSeY Actte9 MG8bisseSgG-
bFik & ESSeNgieSserei.
sangerhusen, AMEMANLA..
Fsf6gSc IA asaQaiBariG ds e6aboyuoi6n de GsttCGN
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A. RAUSCHENPLAT..
Plaza Alfonso XII, 81. -
IMP0RTACz0N, COMISI0N ES, AGENc1A
.aGEoV TIE q EoN Eg.AL

Sea Insurance Company, Liverpool
Germanica, Hamburgo. Cempai5ias de tSsquros
M0rftineos. - S ociedad Hamburgo- -Bremense.
Hamburgo. - CompoEta de Segwros Contra In
ce"dio. = Lloyd Hanseatico, Hamburgo. Com.
Po1so de Seguros contra desgrQcias persOnqles de TO-
das cases, 6clusO las acaeesdGs en- viqjes noGrItoe
terrestreS. .~<re+. ~
Orenstein Koppe, Berlin. Gran. Fa6rsca ae
fsrrocorriles 2ortdtites, Cares, Cbuchos d. de
VGrSos fdbricGs anoportamtes de ALemansa de ma
quinas Agricolas Arados, Rastrillos, etc, etc,
Maquinaria para la elaboration de azlicar
Alambiques, Maqunas para aserrar maderas,
Bombas etc. -
Catalogos presupuestos disposition de los
cisolitantes.
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lieor de brea VegetaO
CONCETRAD0 Y DOSIFICADO. "
PreparadO por Nonaaas. f4rnnckatieo

FL mejor remedio que SO conoce para la
curacion de los sarpullidos, comez6n, herpe,
catsrros, asma, Intermediates de las Was res
pir6Uorias etc. etc.
PoderosO antis6ptico para nmpiar toda
e ciase Dc agas dlcerss r. de NAL csTaeter 81
dos los cOnocidOs hasta 81 d(a y preparado con
materialeS escogidOs.
Vease 81 PROsPE TO que acompana Ca
da frasco. @E.<*@2
Dep6sito dnico para las ventas al por ma
yor, Farmacia de c. j. Monagas, MayagUez.
~Pidaseen tOdaslas boticas.
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a. ~ G. a.

Sc ofrecen en- venta: Una clasidcadOra de
cate conpletGnsesSste aMevG, fabricante Penney
Co., Limited Lincoln Inglaterra, por menos
del costo, precio conventional. On mOlinO pa
Ca hacsr guarapo, TODD de hierro, 8 masas, con
polea fjay m0vil su1ciente para seis toneladas
de cana en 10 horas, nuevo. por $40 moneda
corriente
Informan: Alexandra Besosa, Bayamon.--
B. Lopez, Capital.
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POSITIVAS ven JAS
DE kA
EMULSION de SCOTT
AoElTE pE HIcADo Be BAoALAo
HlPOFOsFITOs DE CAL Y De sOsA, =
saonns n AceuE De nIcApo DE RAcALAe
SIMPLE. q SU8 6INalLARE8.

rmsupabor agadable paladry mann
iiere
6nos dess desenpno de us asa pges g
aduto,
al stena absolute e Acte de hgado de 6
abundancla de gasa
que deble absordo el sema aun por pnas 1Oesy
TObustas
Acee de de basao
nO agente curative potenca para atacar t0G
exsten man1testacaones
eTactacon ndoe Els taben mas excelenfs feo
nara alosle afecciones de Ia garganta
tres mayos las del Aceie de Hlgado de bacaa0 SpSA
s..... DE vENTA DRoGUER1As 2 FARMAc1As.
SCOTT & BOVINE Qu'Eatooes = "UsU" '~NN'
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NUCLEUS ESTABLISHMENTS GAIL
PARIS

Considerable wno de los nsejores del nsuedo
Especialidad en- la construction de toda
clase de aparatos para haciendas de cana y
trenes de destilacion, con pFiVilegios exclusi-
vos de 1nvenci0u.
Locomotoras material completo de ferro
carries tijos movies
Sc hacen presupuestos y lOvantan pianos
la orden. gy
Catalogos ilustrados.
Agente representante para toda la Isla,
.. ....@- Jose e. Silva
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s0cIEDAD EN- cOMANDITA
Hello y Ieche

NuevO dop6eitO, hielo superior da Rova.
mon locke pura Oh Puorta gle kierrs, frente 4
Barrac0nes, al-9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-13
New Designs In silver and in Glass for the
New Year.

A the year approaches the models of silver and
glass multiplied and In beautiful designs than
ever. At tho Gorham Manufacturing Company. Broad
way and Nineteenth street, there 10 exhibit OF cut
glass, mounted In silver and gold. the beauty and
completeness Of which would be difficult to overrate
II cannot be excelled In this city, Besides the usual
nppurenances Of the breakfast and tea table In
cludes champagne and claret Jugs. salad bowls. ice
bowls. love cups by the hundreds, Offering almost
many variations OF design and toilet sets the last
named composed OF bowl, large and small pitcher
soap dIsh mug and brush holder Old English Persian
Indian and Bohemian designs are represented. Tho
chief beauty many pieces due to the exquisite tnts
Of color brought in tho glass; also the commingng
OF metals In tho mounting and the Appropriateness OF
the chasing This illustrated In All Ice bowl mounted
in oxdzed silver the chasing on the white glass repre-
senting seaweed. the heavy oyerhangng metal rim
divers species OF water life two dolphns the handles
Caret jugs a combination OF ruby and white glass
the color introduced In delicate veins Other tnts
amber and yellow. The cover and handle Of each.
whether Of gold silver. invite study models Of
unique designing. Tho display Of deposit
appQued gass-is almost as prolific. Here. too.
varying huos noticeable In the glass back ground
In solid silver tea tbings the assortment was never
complete gratifying. Countless the models
teapots bnt that meeting with great favor Just
10 the Old English variety-massive superbly carved.
and often with ebony or ivory handle. Punch bowls
superb proportions and design numerous there
IL scarcely room for their proper display and In CON
necton with them terrApn sets Of oxidzed silver rep
resenting huge and twelve small terapns ought to
DO inspected by every ono visiting the establishment.
With view Of catering to holiday needs the stock Of
elegant trines pertaining TO my ladys dressing case
such bottles brushes mirrors boxes. pin cushions
ko In tho finest rspousse work. has been greatly add.
cd to.-Adv.
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Not Champion, But Will Fitch McF.rlan..


The od.time quot cranks OF Brooklyn have been con.
sdraby agtated Of late the form shown by John
shorrock pitcher OF many years experience but who
OF late TO have gained his second wind. He halls
from the north Of England where IL SAID good quolt
fairly grow. But the difference between Shorrock
and the general of experts 10 that he chiefly plays
the game for pleasure but At the same time always
willing to give any man rub for money considera.
ton or otherwise. Consequently Shorroek has not
been an aggressive man at the sport. He has allowed
others to obtain prominent position In the quoting
fraternity simply by OF his modesy. But has
always been well known that he handled tho Quoits
with unusual Skill and hen he beat the veteran NC
Laren of Newark in Richard whites Labor Day tourna
ment the name Of John shorrock was in everybodys
SSs Siss.sy y Ia match with Tom
issH. .Ai III
sIsss%
So e Sn ~ hat Il &. VII
ever meet sho.ioSk again Ths.tsr has s25
ss.iisss >. tho somS D'"A' . Wv 0",.' '0n'
q champion. nor never have, hut when q man
M .sa!i .'%.y: " g sess%mo;Sstg III, him. fSss
.a 4, .hs second '!is WIZ Gpssssy
ss~ sf ss Si Ss s q s be
sSs SS nS s%H:G. e f
tho best pitchers In the country I think he is too.
Place him good rink with best and best quOits and
wi wager tina, he can beat any man IN tile country
to tackle me- man who has always been rated two
three classes lower. am told that ho will allow mo
side That may appear to him to Dc very liber.t but
one. Stil. n Mcfarane Is anxious for q game win
pitch him eighteen yards with best and best Qno to
Clpy James McNel Of New YORK Tor the Same amount
III tbs deciding series between the Newark and konr-
ney Clubs Saturday Newark won BY fortythres
ponts.
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OPENING THE INDOOR SEASON.
Great Games OF the Star A. c. and Con
pany A, Forty.scventh Regiment.

Great Games OF the Star A. c. and Con.
pany A, Forty.scventh Regiment.
In the presence of several hundred enthusiastic spec
tators who heartily cheered the great work Of tho ah
letes ring and track the indoor athletic
most auspciousy opened at the armory Of the Forty
seventh Regiment Of Marcy avenue. Lynch and
Howard streets, Brooklyn. last night.
The Star Athletic Club and Company Of the Forty.
seventh Regiment were the participants In the joint
meeting which ushered in tho Of indoor ath-
letics. The results follow:
Soventy.fve.yard DASH Handicap-Final heat won
by Thomas Howard. Jr. Acorn A. A. Il feet) with ".
+. De sa,ager ~ feetl second. and Henry wyeand.
Running High Jump. Inndicap-Won By Theodore
81 inches; John T. fiizsersld. Broofiyn A. e.. az
s nsS S4a . :sSSna
sx:hnhdred.yard Novice Race. scratch-r!nal heat
Newark i. j.. second and Edward UGrady. Star A. G..
ons.m,ls Run h.ndicap-Top ey W.lsh xsvisr "a! A
efash s inmate. s sscsSd
n q wh TX 7e0 4ssy
IA Yards: Third third - Tine 81 seSand: 'SA
C. @ escns wn Gosxs @
ondsI second and 3. j. Reilly. Cathedral A. c. t85
seconds. third. Time. minutes rs seconds.
cap~fiaai heat won adsoa %
Yards. second md y; %i.s.sa Ne. York 4. &. Is
On :hali mile Run. Handicap..won BY James Musane,
East Eishiy,sxth Street y G. 4. go yards Samuel
walters w,msbursh S:5 yHr ,hI seSo1d and g.
q 3-5 seconds,
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III -uepOSltIOH
WAS Louis Morse. whom Mr.. Bradley found
after search of twelve years.
The cross-eHami nation OF Russell brought
out the ACKNOWLEDGMENT that the clerk had
sent Tor Mr.; Bradley because he was angry at
Mrs, RUSSELL. as she had discharged him and
had him arrested on charge OF intoxication:
1t closes with an admission that Clerk Russell
had used morphine for year and that he had
ahypodermi c injection OF one-sixth OF q grain
Just before he made the deposition.
Lawyer Waterman then called Joseph O'Con-
nor rs witness in rebuttal. OConnor said
that he assisted Russell in the store until July
~. and was there all day. He never saw any
liquor sold without a prescription. Mrs. Rus
sell had instructed them not to sell liquor
without q prescription under any circum
stGnces In January. 1880. no went to FREQ
hold as witness for Mrs. Russell. He saw
Russell there and Russell told him that it was
unfortunate for him tRussell that O'Connor
had left Asbury Park. II O'Connor had re-
manned. Russell declared. he would not have
got drunk nor made charges against Mrs.
Russell. He made them In malice. he said.
This caused n stir among tho jurors. Law
yer Shafier looked at them over his glass and
said: "yHumph!" Then he went at O'Connor.
Tho only additional thing he learned was that
Mrs. Russell WAS O'Connor's mother. Lawyer
Shaffer brought Lawyer Wakeman to his feet
when he asked OCnnnor II Mrs. Russell
winksd when she ordered them not to sell
liquor without u prescription. Lawyer Wake-
man said that was scandnlouB. OConnor de-
clnred that she never winked. and the matter
was cut short there by Judge Shipman's id
journing until this morning.
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A 17.year-old Girl Skipper.

New LONDON. Now l2.-Capt Fanny Bailey
the pretty 17-year-old daughter Of Can't
Bailey OF tho sloop Carrie OF Groenport. Is
probably the only girl Skipper in this country
short time ago her father. while sailing up
the Sound. slipped on the deck and fell into
the open hold breaking both legs. There was
Sweda sailor. Fanny took charge OF the vessel
and sailed her into Saybrook hnrbor. A ply
stefan was summoned. and after setting the
better get home to Greenport. Fanny said she
would take him home. she assisted the Swede
and Of tRey started. She made the trip across
the Sound In safety. Since then her father has
been unable to go on his vessel but Fanny
usually comes homo with a cargo. She has
visited nearly every port on the Sound and
along the southern Massachusetts and Rhode
Island coasts.
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FURRY IN TIE FISH MARKET:
Vanish. and Reappearin short
Order.

Distractions Vanish. and Reappearin Short
Order.
Employees OF the Bureau Of Encumbrance
caused q small panic yesterday afternoon
among the fish dealers in Beekman and South
streets who are charged with obstructing tho
sidewalks
AS soon ns the dealers saw the men coming
with wagons to carry og the boxes OF fish
standing upon the walk they disposed Of the
fish IN tho quickest manner. Things list
lift q thing all week 'ketched' hold OF big
boxes and carried Thorn inside the stalls"
In the excitement spectators forgot to notice
whether any fish were seized. The furry was
short lived. and 1t Is said that within twenty
five minutes the dealers had the fish out on
the walks again.
People doing business near the fish dealers
say they are unmindful OF other peoples
rights. Women In passing by the stands
frequently had their dresses soiled by trucks
loaded with fish running against them. A
business man near the market has expressed
his Indignation In these verses:
Is this tho land where
Freedom's banner Is unfuriodf
The city ttfs that claims
The 81 finest" In the worldf
Where outrage like this
Tho eyes and noses greet
While guardians OF the peace
Colnpincently patrol their beati
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Tho M..hattaas' Ladl.s' Day.

It was ladies, day" at the uhattan A. G. clas
house yesterday and tho Cherry Diamond scored an
other The conservative estimate Of visitors 10
5000. while Secretary Hughes's oficial figures are
1000.
DR. Hoyt. Chairman Of the Entertainment Commit.
tee. particularly jubilaut at tho limo turnout OF
he snia to on sun peSorter both IN The Class of enter.
tainment and in the class OF guests 1t was great
social to-day. Heretofore have Just given
out Invitations unfortunately and not required the
name OF the guest the ticket But to-day We per-
mitted no one 20 enter that did not have his invita-
tons properly filled out" 40.
modern paintings old Chinese porceains Of the re-
exhibition OF the George 4. Hehrn col.
lection del GIFTED many Laura sehrimer Aapeson the
opera singer who had been billed as the star disap-
pointed the club account of illness.
Charming loe Fuller carried on the honors with her
recitntons with Miss Jennie UNeil Potter In her char.
acter ssections fairly good second. Other 15ttsts
Stephenson in unique or the sweet sonRs OF
birds: Miss Wagnnlia pianist OF rare Sb!lity: s.
in resf,a'icns Victor bangor powerful baritone one
the spanish Students with their thrilling. sweet music.
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The National Academy OF sciences.

Tho closing meeting Of the National Academy
Of Sciences began yesterday morning with the
reading OF u paper by S. C. Chandler OF Cam
bridge "On the Variations Of Latitude" At
the afternoon session papers were read by
Prof. o. N Rood OF Columbia College On n
Color System" and by Prof. J. X. Rees Of Column
ba On the Reduction OF Rutherfurds Photo
graphs" A paper On the Measurement Of
Jubiter's Satellites was read by Prof. A. A.
Nicholson Of Clark University. Worcester. and
the closing paper was by Prot W: K Brooks
Ct Johns nc Hopkins Gniyersity On the Cells Of
the death of four members since the last meet
ing These mcmbers were Prof. John LIE Conte
delphia. Prof. J. W. Hilgard Of Washington.
and Prof William Ferret OF Martinsburg.
w. Va.
Tho Academy adjourned to meet at Washing
ton On the third Tuesday OF next April
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HANDBlLL


want 70 See Casey s.a Lswier rlsy.
The statement Of John Lavior In TEE ssp yesterday
that he was willing to play Casey and the iassers re-
ply. was the chief topic Of convsrsation among the
bandball fraternity That Lavlor shouid AFTER the OF.
pration OF than years come ont boldly and
say that he would play his old antagonist again was
looked upon rather indseest act but thoss who
know tho ex'lrish champion well claim that ne I'M
doubtedly meant every word uttered In the hoooken
court On the other hand. the admirers OF Champion
Casey loud in their expressions Of pleasure at the
way Affairs have been shaped. They believe that their
favortc viii now have chance to extend himself for
ben ,RiSt Tor as a. snRstsn.s ssa an Old
sVs ds.s ima a, hs had three
me ex;irsh champion wssn novice then c9mparsaso
.Ss
!ssss: ass y IA I'M Ri X
WI, S;S sssss; e ne strongest
FsSas sIsssrs iss.n5: re-, he =:
Iss
they play almost good game ss by daylight
!s Hs s sss;. Sis
"
this city The spaniari and his partner were favor.
and nsiiy Won srsdt.o!s Victory By The Following
sg sssnl. sGa s Sp Welsh II is Ills
Boyle though, much q and
the spanish expert and Welsh for from So up TO 81 on
There don't seem to be anything at all the matter with
the Hoboksn sports
Ct Sass Ss.s'sn JANE:
American champion was beaten. The score:
S SSnsp1nsh.m ..................ls Il s
.1.nEiSa cennsay
against William Courtney and Dennis Rordan II VIII
BE- the best n ys n as to BE-
sWiii ssu and DID benny She. play John MeEvoy.
ssrtsin R viii" was the reply But cannot DO uors
than one thing at \ time expect to play Carmody
sn2sher game As TIE TSs ns sSs Fame
Champion Casey. in a telegram from St. Louis TO
oSssai 81 *. ne
HsSss. Sias "a. Mound CITY Docs
Ing iii .srens ss.,nss pair and ye.terdsy lis serss
player and Capt. Billy Rose wers his oppcnen,s but Inc
Doctor was too clever for them. and he won TWO
At casey. "e eour. yesterday Major carmody and Jim.
hands OF Prof Coggns and Capt Rose. The Professor
INK and everybody slashed the ball A. hard could
Two games were played the scores being 21-0 and IL
r%e ' rnilaaeiphisms dsene 10 po..pon. their match
H. 6ossns has nossd
Al the moboken court on Wednesday Major Carmody
and Capt. Rose defeated John MeEyoy three straight
feated CAPT. Rose single game by 81 70 H. wv
Three OF the old Nassaus of south brooklyn had rat.
thing bout at hsndball IN Coprtnsys court Yesterday
1hS e AND II IL L. latter won Two
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-13
wHr POSTMASTER marcos nrsroxnD.
There Was = shortage In xsis Accounts
Which His Bondsmen MADE Good

- =. =. ,..,
PORTLAND. Me-. Nov l2.-Some interesting
news has leaked out concerning Postmaster
Rrigos,s sudden res,gnat,or M that off1ce
Dfissss suoueh resieHation Vi s.a' oioo
three weeks ago, and the most sensa-
tional feature is the alleged shortage
~ a. non IL his on,o,nto ,vhioh hia
VI e'oVv III his aceouh'e, "o '
bondsmen made up on the eve OF the examina-
ton OF tho books by q special agent. When
postnootor priooe Ia,rroa ~ tho ,nsnector
ios'h'as'er pi'Sss .ea.nea .'as .uo
was coming he asked his bondsmen to meet
him at the office OF certain lawyer
Tha hardon,o,, ,sa.a ,ns arrad that 4. ..rto,r
Ahe oohusmen were inioi neu .''"e ooi'e'
amount OF money was needed TO make good
the accounts Of the Post Office before the in
.nontion SEQ. -.
spee'on was maue'
Ihere was but one thing 70 DO ana that was
done Ench man took ont his check book and
tha noxt dor ,hn ,,noassnrv a honnt ,va . njo,oI
."e next oay inc necessary amount ""s p'aeeu
In bank.
The special Treasury agent came and made
bis inyosti,,t;o,. No ,o,,nd chat tho oooopnta
ms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ne iouiu 'ha' 'he aeoouh's
were all right and, rs far as any record
showed. the affairs OF the Portland Post Office
had been we'll administered.
At the meeting before tho arrival Of the in
spector. tho resignation OF Mr. Briggs was de-
manded by tho bondsmen. md was promptly
placed in their hands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-13
Said to Know Something OF tho Parkvllle
Murder.

Since the arrest OF the negro. BAIL Morris. q
few weeks ago on suspicion OF being the MUIR
derer Of james Kelly. the Parkville gardener.
the Brooklyn and Flatbush police have been
working industriously on the case. tits nearly
three years since Kelly was robbed and muir
dcred when on his way home from the rail-
road station. ut Parkvile with bundle Of
StSnG wh hs he had II
been forgotten until a Brooklyn detective
arrested Morris on tho statement OF Mary
the murder. and said that Morris had confessed
to his wife that he had killed Kelly and stolen
his ct tbg Last St aEotheF arrest was
Flatbush. The prisoner was also a negro. but
was released after being detained ut the STA
statement strongly confirming the suspicion
against Morris.