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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-08

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ADMINS
A. trztOr de bonls non, with wTD annexed
Nosace IL hereby gwen that by virtue
q order Of sale duly made and en-
tered Of record by the probate court IF King
county. Washington, made on the Sih day OF
Ccto1er a. D. 1889. ia the matter q the estate Of
kllen X. Hiil. decreased. ], the undersigned al
me estate OF Ellen X HILL deceased iIi sell 81 pub
lie ancgion TO the highest best bidder for cash gold
co.D Of the United states. and subject firm-
ft0 ~ the superior court of King county state Of
Washington. probate jurisdiction. saturday.
the 18Th dav Of september. A. H.. 1891, between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock 10 he morning and the set
ting OF the sun the same day, to-wff: at the
hour Il IL o'clock In the fgrenoon Of that day, ST
the front door entrance Of the courthouse Of King
county washington, ~ the city of Seattle ia said
csunty al the right. title, interest aud estate Of
the said Ellen h. HILL deceased. at the time Of her
death and all the right. title and nteresf that the
said estsfe has. By operation ~ law or Otherwise
aegs res other than In addition 30 that 81 the
sata Hen K Hill. deceased. at the time Of her
dfatn la and 10 all Of those certain lots pieces
partels of land situated, lying and being in the
county u ing. and state Of Washington. known
ard particularly mentioned and described as fn3-
lows. t0-wit- Lots three 81 and four 80 OF block
Or pat OF the town. city Of Seal Ee, together
with the tenemenfs. beredtiamenis and appurten-
anees thereunto belonging, or in any wise apper-
tanning.
Terms and conditions Of faIe: Cash gold coin
OF the United States Of America. ten PER cent OF
the purchase money 20 b paid e. the administrator
on the day of sale; remainder confirmation Of
sac by the said superior cour: deed the expense
Of purchaser. STEWART r. SMITH.
A Administrator de bonis non. with VIII annexed Of
the estate Of Ellen II. Hill, deceased
Dated Seattle. Washington August 81, A. D. 1891
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKKTs.
THE sTArK or rstDE

SAS FEkSClsr7, sept The p-o11ce markets
generally were quiet this morning. sEd P-.oes
were weak and over Wheat ) very dun and
tie demand light Barter q steady Oats zre
duh and weak, although no lowsr- corn j. neg
lsctsd. Cracked c0-u and fees corn meal are
lower. Hay is stssdv and IN fair demand.
Tie vegetable market - heavily supplied
Sales ara STOW. Tomatoes and beans are dali and
weak Potatoes are unchanged o1iOzs are
steSdisr
Summer fruits plentiful and eAeap Gamers
are cleaning Up Bartlett yezrs. Grapes are
loEer Peaches are Gun ana prices Tsle aecor1-
lng to quality. Choice apes are il fair de-
1s31 .or slipping
The MARKET for dairy produce Is 6rEner 10.
fnsr grades Of butter. VITA LIKE demand for IL
fe-1o- qualities Choice eggs are 5rn and u
good demand.
FEoDUcE RECEIPTS AxD QUOTATIONS.
Pro3ues rscslyts-F oar, 3 40 quarter sseks:
wheat. 1900 csatsls. bafler. -.s5 eeufGIs:
cats, 2eo oentes Potatoes. 5.6ss SACKS; onions,
lt9 sscks. Allss, ISIS. <lZs. - G,1e gsI15ns.
f4o1r-E ATnily extra SING - per bhl.
oskeTs extra fs-lszt =. sZTe-tae, 3 lgsa2se
Nneaf-si-..fsl 50 FER es1;si Tor No. / snip
anr Marty. 500. for something mere choice
Bsrsey-Fesc- So sszl.a5.. oso brewing.
sl.6Fzl-7Js neg brewing. s. 1,srI. IL; per GENITAL
oats-slTFFise, s. st.l.sa: milling. 81 gyzl -:
good 70 ehoies- Sl-s1 %. GasE. SLg5@1Ll739;
GENITAL
ADrn-a4STg= Fe8EGN. k4ssGEl-%f- s--1fl yellow,
l-4szl-a3 Per ckZIal. y 1lte. nominal.
Noo.-Spllug footA4I. pr .. Isc5se. north
EN- lsG22c; southern. SIX IgCrt-s. I4szI5e;
southern. twelve months. l2l@Gl5e. Nevada,
1dsalse. Oregon valieT. ZGZSc. eastern. liEh.,
ltfss'e: 10, heavy, I2sl5e: s01i1eEn lambs
VOC. Scilc.
CYTtp~z
Csl board ssIes. y heat. buyer tsal. g-7T14
LIS closing 81 tl--1 5gFey season, s-7s5s
8srsey-Bgyer Issi. slllssal y. closing a.
81; baysr season sl-is5s sl-l75s closing a.
llT3s
FLNASCTaE
Dr8its-S{-hi. 5, tel grzpaic. r. Sterling
b3l1s-Bsok. SAG. sight sssj. commercial
49, silver bsrs-S73%icg7f<c Mexican dol
lArs-7-3sG-sc-
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STEAMERS.

CANADIAN PACIFIC SAvIeATIoS co,
" (LimltedJ
TIME CARD
STEAMSHIP PREMIER
SOUTH socNp-
ws..eornl s 90 NJ F.-h.v.n. s i:2spm
AnaoaTse. 500 90 n n p Towns townsend SO n
II. Townsend eco n seattle. 900 N
seattle ........ Sis n Tacona........ll.l5 N
r.oou. .-..... e:45 N seattle. So. s;4spn
sestIIe....... MII'nighi Pt ToUase1d. 500 n
Pt- Tc~nSend- $50 ID Anscorte.--.-. s:l5 N
Fkirhavea. Sis II %hAtcorn.-..-. $50 s Il
Making daily trips with steamship EAstera oregoa-
JOHN IRVING. Manages.
J. A oBRIES. Master.
TIE company reserves the right to change The
above sche4a.e wiihOa. notice
pACIFlc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from seattle as follows:
For san Francisco via Po-; Townsend ard Vic
toria: AT s ? m epzsseuce-s received on soard ~
s p m September ;, 10. Is. - -, 20
For Alaska september -. 30
From san Frsneisco fer vlc,orsA snd Puge;
Sound ports: Al g II SEPTEMBER ,. :, u, Il,
-. 81
Tickets may be Obtained az tie Office Of the com
pany al ocsan dock, seattle
GooDAL- PERKINS & CO,
Genera Agents. san F-aDcisco-
McLEILAN, superintendent. seattle
COLUMBIA RIVER AND PUGET SOUND
u Navigation CognpA1y- Tine ca-e for 1871.
commencing WEDNESDAY, Jaly /
PASSENGER STEAMER BAILEY CATZERT
For Seattle. Tacoma AM OLYMPIA
soISs
Leave OLYMPIA daily s1osp, MONDAY ~ % = m
leave Tacoaaa 80 80 n.
AEr4ve seattle .--l.-4S ? II
. .esye Seattle daily eIoep, Monday i:so n
Leave TsoomA 90 p n
ArTlve Olympia .... Is = u
Sah.ec 20 change without notie2
l.Sb!Sss seattle. Commercial wharf: Ia
.sSaA y. ?. X f. Wh&rf; Olympia Perclv&i's
MEAS on BOARD
oh' eoa' making Foaa5 r p san3sy.
a.! =. western and we-.s-FA-so Express
C.R SCOTT. President
IAk STEAMER CLARA BROWN
- cave H2-fe't's wharf Wegs-es.ay
morning ana >cn32y Sse-no.sa
a. = IL tcr
TACOMA OLYMPIA, SHELTON AND
WAY PORTS
For furtssr particulars insGtrpot
;. A. HATFIELD. Agsai
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The Captive seal Psaeher..

SAY FRAscIsco. Sept The barkentins
Katie Flickinger arrived this morning
seventeen days from Chigpik bay, wifi
1900 cases Of salmon. She brought dowrI
as passenger Captain Reed. Of a IRE IN
surance company. who went 10 Chignik ID
survey the wreck Of the schooner Sadie n
Caller The schooner left here for CHG
mix last Nav. but struck on bar es sh<
was attempting 20 lass in. Captain Reed
reports that she - q total wreck
Captain PlumDer, Of the Al-Ki, has beer
heard from AZ Sifka- He arrived thert
August 10. and left there on the 18th. He
had the seized seaiers Ethel and Lsnafir
in tow. The weather VAS very rough
going down, and one of the schooners gos
away from him. The captain took the
other 10 Sitka, and steamed after the
derelict. He soon oyerhREled her and
brought her back. Several more vessels
were axaiting his return 70 onnalasks. I'd
be toEed TO sitka and lie tried for Illegal
sealing
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Free Delivery Experiments . saceess.

WAsHTSsIoS CITY. Sept. The post
master general vas indignant when he
learned that during his absence on vacatiou
an iii-informed clerk in one Of the bureans3
Of the pOstof7ice department had givenA
ovt false information 10 the press that thst
free delivery experiments in small towns3
Was not . success. He caused an exarni-
nation Of the latest reports from these exs|
peFiments 10 be made. and found that
they were succeeding beyond the most
sanguine expectations. and in way t0|
confoand critics Of the experiment II id
already an established fact that the in
creased revenue IN those offices where the
free delivery experiment Is on trial almost
pays FOR the increased expenditure. and 10
Is hoped by judicions management that in
tine average the experiment will entirely
pay for itself. as some Offices more than
co that
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BRANCH rs:
san Francesca, Cal. Portland Or. TACOMA
wash. Victoria Vancouver, New WesiElalS.er
NxoAiu2o and kaIn4oops. & c.
p LEA BARNES. Manage,
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
+ The Ire 20 take 10 ali points Esss AMI
South II II the DTSIxs CAR EoUTE I.
runs through yestibnIed Trains every
Gay IN the year 20
ST. PAUL aSD CHICAGO.
sfNo change Of cars
Composed OF Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pullman
Drawing Room -Ieepers Of latest
equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best fbst can Be constructed ara ID which
eomnodstious are both TREx and furnished for
lSiders CT hrsf or second-c1sss tickets. and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
A Continuous line connecting with all lines az
forcils eiTsct and uninterrupted service
Pullman sleeper reservations can BE secured In
scvAnce Through any asens Of the road
THROUGH TICKETS
To ard rom al points in Amsr.es. England and
company.
TEATS. LEAVE SEATTLE A. FOLLOWS:
For 81 Paul AID East. 6:l5 q and 200 m
Portland ard South. e;l5 and $50 o. Il and
For olympia Sis g N. and 200 pm
For Anacorres and North. s:I0 q N and
YOU Monte..no and Gray. Hareor; s;soa
For Tacoma and local. 6cl5 and $3.50 & m:
.2:z5. zoo, 5.z5 and $40 ?. n.
TEAMS
From 81 Paul and East. lI:5s q N and
From Portland and the south $40 = m AIS and
From Honfesano and Gays Har5or 4:lsa m
From Anaeorses ani North. 1910 aad 500 D m
Prom Tacoma and loc.s s:&5. ll.5S q u and
2:45 AIS s:s5. HAS o m
Time shortened IS hours between Seattle and 81
Paul.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Carr elegzn,
Gay coscEes hnesi palace dining cars oet~een Sc
attic, Tacoma AID Portland direct Daily service
Full information concerning rates. time Of trains
routes and other details furnished spplics
ton
A. n. CHARLTON Asst Gen Pass Az.
III Firsi S. COT. Washington. Portland. D.
a. CHILBERG. City Passenger and TJckes gent
southeast corner Yesler avenue snd CommerciAi
street. Olympic block Seattle Wash.
!. A NADIA Z. General A. ert and Depot Ticket
Agent. Seattls oessgt. foot Of Tklrd street
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL's SALE
u Intel States Of Anaer.ca. distrtct Of Washing-

TINTED STATES MARSHALS SALE
u United States Of America, district Of Washing-
ton.
BY virfue Of decree 10 me directed issued from
the a. strict court Of the United States for the
northern division Of The district Of washington az
The san Of the United states against the sicop
Cora her tackle apparel and furniture. am COM
rnanded 20 -e5 the SAID sIoop Cora her tackle aI
pzrei and furniture. in accordance with decree
dased ~ seattle, Wash August 20. 1891. pro-
nouncec IN sad court hereby give public notice
shHi the 14th day Of September. 1891, ~ !
O'Clock in tae afternoon Of the said day. Al the
CITY wharf. foot Of Spring street in the city nf Sc
stte In said district win sell the said soOp Cora
ker tackle. apparel and furniture. At public suction
70 the highes, and best bidder for cash, payable
n the time q sale.
Dated AZ Seattle this 2eth dsy Of August. 1891.
THOMAS X. BLOWN.
United States Marshal
EvH A BIGELow Deputy.
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Interest paid on time oepositE genera. banking
business transacted; foreign exchanges boagh;
and Sold drafts ard telegraphic transfers sosd on
the banks branches. also in New YORK. Chicago
Canada and Hong oaE Deposits received SUP
.ec1 10 check.
notes sued BY ozr British Columbia branches
redeemed q. pzr.
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DACIFIc STATES sAvIS6S LOAN AND
Il BUILDING CoAFASY
SEATTLE San EzANcIS~o. PoRTr.Sr
!" 2sL4ag'cA tA-iferruA OTegoa
ASSETS. $50 J01 D
W II BIS 90 Woe Pres3 sent ard t,ea Mansr@-
M FASDE
" ELzs. ESEGo 4 COS EAN .-.....-..-. r@a.s---
GAIA TFTLK MS a Tsvsr co ...........- Tr-s<-Ae
A II HAIR. Assistan; Manager. s 22l Seattle tlcS
A d. SEEDssN. >2eclA4 AEez- seattle WAsa
Natl BASE OF CoENERCE Lo<&l Treasurer
-~a-tle. g Arlington
The lsrgss: and mast sncosssfuI Institution %
fhe Sias "a the cuAs. series - srec.A4 tseros g
stock o.ers he hest legitimate 7lsa q savings AID
irvesImSaL All St5ck slp1 ger share. pa "a 1e
y payments made ~ ~ rae = 31c pe- share
month FILL AMOUNT pA,1 u OF stock <@rf~s
6 wlihGrAvaaae ~ aar tsUe Rfts- slItv t-Ts
nctfc=. Interest pad n lzyesIoys Of ST mGntaa
s-andsrE Anc iaa1a mate o. eTSi mortgage .. 2se
Gen. Correspondents sole led
THE elise INVESTMENT COMPANY.
L CApi-ai stock $500. Q{so
SAND 10 PER CENT SECURITIES FOR sALg
Investments u1A5e IN farm lS21s. scre ;rAcSs resi-
ceEce and business property.
Statistical matter upoa Appl.casz0a.
: w CEIsE. President & h ". EIssTSS Treas
- ~ SRA.Fk, Frss Il q CLrsE, Secretary
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no SAN FRANCISCO
And all points In
CALIFORNIA
viAthe MI shasta route II
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
The only route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To all points
EAST AND SOUTH
SNH SCENIC ROUTE OF THE PACIFIC COAST
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPERS
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Attached 10 er7ress trains. AFortiuz sgpersog &c
comm Citations for sec0nd-csass passengers
For rates, tickets e.eepi-g reservations
etc, call upon OF address
THOMAS A GRAHAM District Passenger Agent
ITO South Tenth street. Tacoma Wash
r r. ROGERS. ASSISTANT. General Freight and
Passenger Agent Portland. Or
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b. II. A. BIeELow. Deputy.

GALE or REAL ESTATE By ADMINS
- uxior de bonis non Notice 10 hereby given
that BIZ virtue Of order Of sale duly made and
entered Of record by the probate court OF King
Dereru oer A D. 1880 in the matter Of the estate
Of neophsfus Gard. deceased. I. the undersigned
administrator de bonis non Of the estate Of
TneouhiIus Gard deceased. will sell al public
eosd cJn Of the United States, and subject to
frmaffoa BY the superior court of King county,
state Of Washington, probate jurisdiction. on
Friday The 18th dag Of september. A ID. 1891,
morning ard the setting Of the sun on
The same day. fo-wit: AZ the hour Of u
O'Clock In the forenoon of that day, AZ the front
door entrance OF the courthouse of King county.
ali The right fitle interest and estate Of the said
TheoptIHs Gard. decreased. the time OF hts death
and al the right. title and Interest that the said
estate hRs BY operation Of law or otherwise ac-
ouired other than or In addition thai Of the said
Theophilas Carl decreased ~ the time Of his death.
In and al that certain lot piece parcel o. land
situate, lying and besag IN the city OF Seattle
c01uiy q King and stale Of Washington. known
and part e1lariy bounded and described as follows
tewlf: A tract 81 land beginning seventy l101
fees west Of the southwest curnes Of Third and
WASHINGTON streets. thence west twenty f2n3 feet
theacs sogtb sixty go feet. thence east twenty
sz9l sect thence north 20 the place Of beginning.
Erty go feet. being ran OF lot ghf fs1 in block
tea gl0l Of M2ynarl's plai Of the town now city)
a. seattle together with ali and singular the fene-
ns1zfs herediEasnents and appnrfenznoes there
SEQ heioaging. or in anywise apperiaining
T&Fua and conditions OF sale Cash gold coin of
n Enised states Of America. 10 per ceaf Of the
purshzs money 70 be paid 10 the administrator on
TIE Car Il sale: remainder confirmation Of sale
By TIE sad superior co1rf: deed al the expense Of
purchaser SAMUEL l. CRAWFORD.
Administrator de bonis non Of the estate Of The
sphflus Gard decreased
Dssef Seattle Wash. August 81, A. d. 1891.
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DA<K OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
ID Established o. Pacific Coast l562l
NnfstaA G4i2 -
Power 70 increase to..-.-............ l0.00g 001
Surplus. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 0oo
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II sroas--s - - IRoUSERS MADE BY COON.
'a-as. eczasT Tsozs aaa columbia
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DfETEG AND CLEANING
Gan FRANCISCO STEAM DYFTNE; - E.SSc--
- lug and repairing works go >ecoaa sfr-.r
" ANDERSON. DYER AND CLEANER OK
w lxtIes' and gents clothing Etfth and $50
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EAkfET> CLEANED. REFTTTEn AND
- tSs1, hcnseelsAn ne in al its branches; o-.ser
S Sxss al GrshAm 6 psRitcn.s, Flo seCocd ans
ss4sc AEFeF company. coroer Frong and spring
Ihol2As }. y Pelsy
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nyrn~A
xIsISG srocEs

DrAits-S{ghf. ), tel grapaic. r. Sterling
b3l1s-Bsok. SAG. sight sssj. commercial
49,. silver bsrs-S7s<icg7f<c Mexican dol
lArs-7-5@G-se-
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Making daily irips viii steamship Eastern Oregon
JOHN IRVING, Manager.
J. A O'ERIEN. Master.
TIE company reserves the right 10 change The
above schedule without notice
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NEED HOUSE. les FRONT CoRSFR
W. ssseo; EarepesS: rev r,sna-ense.f: fsns
Ne prorrssssa Mrs. J. Z. smart. late OF Bangor,
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14

ohonAD1oA 4
Gltaat0d directly
q the NsS0 We
lash it6s - ealt
food "endiaR
fFoa Coaaen
0lu6 - D. Loais
hb oeyf oftuise
miles IRON Coane0
eiah = 9heasR
ooaA. 0ANa01oAA
b also otta4fod -
one a IL eYsH c.
,. . q Sailfool
yaS00. I'D g -
slse - sssninss
Of The HsnA0sAA
sh seoA -
lem. All paao0
ReT 0nfna efH1W e
~ehsoandoah tn he
day tine. and sha
college baiidiag u
visible from all the
ospo0 of Tie city
The foiIeVtag
dtr0etio are
Eiv0 fos stadesn
wAo are coming
iron SsbFaska
Those erosstns the
4iss0Wi River q
Nebraska City viii
TAKE the @ B. 40
T. r. for ohenan-
dosh. only thirty
one miles Thooe
crossing q Pisus-
mouth can come 70
Red Oak on the c.,
b. 4 @, then %
3 q q
Piattsmouth - Red
Oak thirty-0vea
miles. then TO
Shenandoah. nine
ten miles, or 20
Malvern from
Plattsmouth, sew
enfeen miles. then
To Shenandoah on
the WaAsh. sven
tyJhree miles
Those crossing the
Missouri River az
Omaha, take the
Wsba-h X o q,
fifty milee
IL you O via
Comet Blufs take
the " nbzsh Route
only sooGt atty
miles Those com
ing from he east.
wa c.. Is 4 z
make direct con
nections witt both
morning and even
ing trains n Red
Oak. Those com
ing from the .oEsA
or southeast take
either The II a s.
or Wabash Route
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mpleting arrangement Tor the
0lnmbian Exposidos Of 1893.
he 100000 basis, a.
1ady provided for, has been
0and 81 the Chicago Wsys and
lIsans COMMITTEES 70 b wholly
iaAdequats to complete the work
. scale Of greatness commsn.
seSate With its importance, md
consistent with the dignity and
ptsstige Of the United States.
Accordingly it il expected that
~ Fifty.seoond Congress viii
y appealed to further cid, to
de e1tent Of at least 100000.
The preliminary work Of con-
slruction was begun on the Lake
Trent On January 9th; but
tAsss y still some feeling in
ASor Of abandoning this site
- concentrating the whole In
Jssksoa Pask. The latter site
- lately bsen undergoing the
dlAAges necessary to building
SDerstioas. An important con.
Met vs. signed February 18th,
estwsen the local directory and
Ne contractors. relative to the
employment Of labor in the
ssnstruction Of the buildings.
Alien labor 10 excluded, but no
restriction 10 specially placed on
union or non. union men The
sight-hour day il recognized
The estimated cost Of the build
ings alone is sl0.0OO,O 900.
The appropriation for 9 gov
eminent exhibit has been re-
duced from $350,OOO to
100000. Various state appro-
p%riations, ranging from SAG, 900
10 $500, 900, are under discus
sion or about to become available.
II is, however, worthy of note,
hat while the Federal Elections
Bill (the Lodge "Force" Bill
was pending, SO strong vas the
feeling aroused in many of the
States, that they threatened to
withhold appropriations, and to
stand aloof from the enterprise
altogether. If the bill were
passed. This was the case in
Alabama, Arkansas, West Vir-
ginia, Indiana, and was even
attempted in Illinois. South
Dakota having failed to make
any appropriation, the psogres-
sive men of that State have
decided to make the matter Q
private enterprise
Foreign countries have been
formally invited to take part,
and already many of them have
graciously accepted. France has
been the first of European
countries to do 90. On March
25th the English Government
formally accepted the invitation,
and made he announcement
that . special Royal Commission
would be appointed. On the
came day the acceptance Of Spain
vas recorded ; and the manu-.
Acturers Of Germany have al.
combined to impress upon
their Government the necessity
Il . representation at the Fair
worthy Of the German Empire.
Favorable word, too, has been
rscsived from China and Japan.
The Indications are that Russia
TO VIII send complete exhibit;
~. although the Government
~ not yet taken any sction,
OF bankers and meF.
AAnts in ST. Petersburg has up
- date subscribed 2,6OO,O0O
)nass. From Mexico, the West
hliss, and Central American
o0sess, come similar grsdfyinR
0Iransoa The attitode al
bly, b sin sneasaiA. Pos
~ Tie III issling DE - the
~ unplsasaat.eas = New Or
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