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New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION.
CONFERENCE IN CHICAGO To ARRANGE PRE-
IIMINARIF

Chicago. Jan. 0.-rhe Subcommittee appolh''u To
arrange the prelminaries for the Repu ll'ah N''"fa
Convention met In conference with representatives. VI
liza unrcorolis local committee to-day al the "rahd
p,cinc The Minneapolis representatives. We're L. b.
,nrdon Thomns Lowry. H. +. Brown ana "eorse
rrockett the chnlruan Tile National 'oh'''ce
,cos rcpre,cntcd by \. h. Congcr oil oh', ho"iH V
pn,n of Wisconsin: and Powell Clayton OF Ard'nN'S
,n.I,,.cts HAYES Of Minneapolis, and 9u'ilN''' vi
ch,coco submitted their plans for rcihou-l'"s INC
r,,osition building for convention purposes. Inc
oh.,,,s viu cost 10000 t. De paid by the Oity Oh
v,,re,poIi, II wits estimated ihat the ma" "o"iu
comfortably seat 1000 people. 3'ooo oi ""o" "o"'"
be delegates. , , &
:, viii Ice several days before the exact pan Is
,a,1., unou Nothing positive was done In regard 10
,ndav Mr. clayton. who left here for the East III
t c,.,,oou took with him II copy "t each ol u"
,o n,...utcd to the committee ana VIII N""nn' 'i'e'
a. chairman J. = Clarkson. 1t is probable th"' tho
hest feature, Of both plans Will be adopted.
r, d.t.iIs Of the ilckc system were dl''uN''u nuu
Inc ue",', un, made Fat the regulations regarding
admission tickets woulh be more ''rl't INA" "'''''o'
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
COUGHED HIMSELF TO DEATH.

Philadelphia, Jan. 9.--AmOs C. Cast forty sever
wears old an extensive manufacturer OF pottery al
Lancaster was seized with coughing spell Yesterday
which threw him into convulsiOns and caused dsatl.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
RpptETVG TIRE RFCORD TO RlIIF1I

Halifax, y. 3. Jan. 9-The Allan Line S"aier
porsian arrived here yesterday, making the run irom
MoyIle 90 Halifax inside Of seven day, bcainng All
previous records between the two ports.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram continuous white Line s. shoss IN ~
sssudinc barometer The broken lire reprcsenu the
:snperature Is observed a. Perry's Pharmscy
Tribune once. Jan. 10. a. m-CIondy weather. VITA
h, oow was followed yesterday by fair weather. The
snowfall eauaed IL Of rain. The temperature ranged
between % and 81 degrees, the average (2c being II
,,he, than n the corresponding day last year and ~
sr or clear and weather may be expected IN ana
near this city to-day
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10

MIR. AND MRS. GLADSTONE GOING TO Pau.
Paris jan Q.-Mr and Mrs. Gladstone have left
Biarrz for Pan where it has been arranged. they are
ID meet VI. Leon say.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10

holding class OF the Democracy which is a power in
tho land. II he can carry NewYOrk Indiana and the
SOLD south, what does he want The North
west does not trouble him. Let the West look for
Dave lin, because he Is the coming in the
Democratic party
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
STITCHING TARNIVII ~ BAL TlMORF.


Baltimore. Jan. (ercciall.-The hiSt Selghnlg car
nval in Baltmore In ~.N years took place t"nisht on
the Plmlico Road For two miles both sides OF the
smooth rolled Snow-road were strung With chinese
,ntcrns and other coored lights. over 1000 teams
t,tlf
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
rirF SrEIMsHIP ARRIvALS

The French steamer La Bourgogne from haVfe' ana
arrived
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10

, c,,xcr II TIE DrMOCRN1C COMMITTEE
n,t,n. Jan. o-pancl +. BuclIey' o' Nolh tA',o',
wo elected secretary Of the DeIhocf'uc N''' ''''"l
committee to-day, III pi"'e VI "'' ~ 49,
"PPo'"''" ,.ul, WAS ic elected chairman and
ror r,.ric rn,i, W Temple OF Boston treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10

DEATH OF ARCHBISHOP HHk4MP.
Amst.r,lam jan O.-The Rev. DR.. IIeykamp, the
old Catholic Archbishop OF Utrecht. died to day. His
death was due 10 an attack OF influenza.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10

Take the Worlds Fair Special via New lorK zen
tra for Chicago. speed and elegance NO s.'ss
fare. -
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
EDWARD RIDLEY & SONS,
800. 3[I, 3II, to 32I Grand st., N. 1.

ing TO involve my sympathies in matter In which
he himself Is uncOncerned.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-MoDERN HOUSE: 10 TO II ROOMS,
With :. m, N good locality: privats family no
mhl5-a. Address J. K. g.. Star once.
WANTED-TO LEAsE-S Or iO-ROON BAsF-
w ment house. between 18th and l4th. and Q stS
viii pay yearly in advance. CAkRIEk No, Al 11Te
y. mhl4-3s
WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, AMERICANs
w without children, charge VI houAs durinr
absence OF owner for summer or longer Object free
rent. Address A. b. e.. Star Office. mil 81
WASTEp-wE HAVE Cash CUsrOMER ron
w several small houses In . row which Will Yield
FOOD income on rentals n section p.Dferred MIR
klll WHITE. $50 81 NV. mhI2-3t
WANTED-TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
w one, Two or three room houses built. aud re-
ee,ss IN payment part cash and part In ground w
AEiCALf. 1881 ST mhi2-3t
NVAKTxD-TO BUY BY MAN IN BUSINESS on
w y at. eght-room dwelling house q. IN. /. esht
blocks of corner 9Th and eco monthly paw
nlents. Address b. B. b. etar ONCE mhI2-Ss
WAsrEp-FoR GOOD TENANTS. ONE Oh s
w room house and one Der y-room hogss northwest
section. Z T. BENTON L son, 600 st.
lei call. 1oS2 mh12-3s
VV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNINPROvED KExT.
w estate IN any part OF the city OF District have
cheap. l. bTAR0ARDTER
Ai4-m 6l3 18TH N. n.
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SWEATING GOLD COINS.
No More Cause for Alarm Than ut Any
Other Time.

No More Cause for Alarm Than at ANY
Other Time.
The report has reached this city from New
York to the effect that several large banks in
that city which do business with California
have been troubled OF late at the many light
weight so gold pieces which are found in
almost every shipment of gold that comes from
that state. To such point has the trouble
grown, it is said, that the opinion has bees
reached that the coins are subjected to sweat
ing process by electricity, which will extract as
much as as cents or 81 from each $40 gold
piece without materially affecting tho face Of
the coin
AT the treasury q STAR reporter was told that
the matter had not yet been officially called to
the attention Of the department and that moth
ing more was known about 1t than has ap-
peared in the newspapers IL was said, how
ever, that there was no reason to suppose that
the trouble was any worse now than usual This
practice Of sweating gold coins goes on all
the time to greater or less extent In Cali-
fornia, where gold passes current much more
freely than it does in the east, lightweight
coin is not noticed 30 quickly. The opinion
prevails at the treasury that the matter has at
tracted attention just now simply because q lot
Of gold has come east and has been subjected
10 o closer examination than il has ever had
before since il left the mint.
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ALEXANDRIA,.
III. CASE OF JEFFERSON PHILLIPS.

THE CASE OF JEFFERSON PHILLIPS.
Jefferson Phillips 10 sentenced to be hung
On the 25th Of March, the Friday Of next week,
but it is well understood that the application
10 the court Of appeals now 80 he made Will
have the eject OF securing a srpersedeas Of
the sentence until after the case shall have had
= hearing III the appellate court The bill
VI exceptions on which tie appeal is founded
10 now Just completed, aud, having been signed
by Judge Norton, will be sent 20 Richmond
and II Is probable that a supersedeas will reach
here early next week and the execution be post
poned. Philips Is IN good health and passes
his time after the manner of the other prison.
1rs in jail, but is under more constant sur
yeilanee Of the Jail guards.
CORPORATION COURT.
The corporation eourt-Judge Norton-has
began its March term at the market court
house. In the case OF Armstrong administers
tor, agt Baker. the report of the commissioner
has been confirmed. On the probate sade of
the court Lewis Mex. Bell was appointed adj
ninistrstor Of Moses Russell John N. John
son Vas substituted for AIR s. I. Beach as ad-
ministrator Of the estate Of VIM y. Mcveigh.
" Henderson was appointed administrator Of
the estate OF A Henderson The estate Of
Julius Hsory was committed for administra-
tion TO the city sergeant. and the will of Mrs.
A. NJ Evans was probated.
NOTES.
The funeral Of Mrs Esther B. Stoutenburgh
took place this morning from Grace p. Z.
Church and vas attended by large number Of
relatives and friends. including some Washing.
toniAnA Rev. Dr. sharp oficiated and the in
termsnt was made in Ivy Hill
The last will Of Mira A. VI. Ellis, daughter oi
the late John 7. Evans, has been probsted here.
She gives her property 10 Capt Joshua Ellis,
her husband
The United States court. Judge Hughes,
oDspsd session here today.
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NJ LESLEY HEIoHTsi
ADJOINING TIN GROUNDS OF THE
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY.

Have you visited Wesley Heishtss IL is only a tiirt,
MINUTES drive from the center OF Washington the
Dantiiu suburb IL you tale the -lsStric cars.
on ~ the power house of the road the
short cut After walk OF ten mtuutes YOU viii md
hne shade and good Dust the place for an idea
IN. Heights Is one of the highest points within ,h.
District ana Is very picturesque and romantic The
sr9nhd SLOPES gently from ate crest toward the CITY
The extension of Ave ue will give this
and viii assure Iaasnihr srlV.~sH a. 1s 'nS,p
sity grounds ultimsteiy avenue viii BE- the
isshiona5is thorouxhiars leading out into the north
Mith past experiences westward IN. prices 81 land
all holders and today outside capital viii bny rss Is.
sis m 70. par Of the Disret when Il
Prom long enp-risnc. capital more Willing 10 de-
securities that only ray small rate o. interest, oeA
Taking INTO nsid-raiion what has b-en don. and
that su5iiSisiun. b-,ns so siva1tas-ous'S
situ.ed at te prices offered hardly an atom Of rs
rrOrI ecttNe- Today it oners ulIurtunity
% rhi. community for s.i- and rrhiabls
II you contain plat. varch.sans DO 50 At once Ths
best lots are neing sold
Terms; One NTH cash. balance an two. three ana
Clients wishing 70 nspect the property. BY calling al
the once. can make arrangements drive out Of
f For ei on an. ana p,ss,sn, sssnn1
tut '' '.' 'o' JUN JUN Wv y S Ak
Cottage. In wesley Height. for sale o iss ..1
EoR SALE = CHEAP - BEAUTIFUL LOIS AT
sell on mai S ontS s i aooa Sss s
with M l. and b acre isnd. near station viii rent 3
not sold -oon. J. X. HERffORD.
feNlm l4is y 81
EoR SALE OR RENT-FURNIsHED-AT FOE
Il est Gfen. Md. Cocoon hotel; shade; hn~-t
water. hush closets. ROMANTIC spot. only miea
from city 20 minutes ride Metropolitan branch B.
and o. 4. X. J. r. HtkrtoRD. lSte fe1tLIm
EOR sALE-sUBJRBAN PI.JPERTY. SEVENTY
i River road Tenley town. far from
Methodist University and the electro road Chsutau
qua. part VI L. H. blrpss tract For terus Apply -
Louis Z. MccoMAs, Trustee. Haxerrtovn Nd
,AlS.in
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800 To-, = sSia "a q js.Vas a sf1es
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

T7oNAissioNth OF DEEDS fOk EVERY STATE
~ and Territory. Notary and y. 3 CoSpmissionss
JNO. T. BEAIL- LEI e. .. y.
IN ofhcs from .. m 10 pm. nh
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LOB sALx-l2 LARGE BUILDING LOTS NEAR
IL fayogtte GUNNER oet-Daddsck, Nova 0oofia-
locse!SS syossss' Dssoss Rod:rsiei sss Gsas.9sssA
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PERSONAL.

PERSONA AL.
I WILL GIVE ESQ TO ANY ONE PROCURING Me
position in any of the government departments.
Address n e.. SSS North Washington ST.. Alexandria,
Va mLl5-:n'
A REFINED FAMILY DESIRES A FEW TABLE
"A boarders; also handsoinely furnished rooms near
Franklin Park. Address i0l2 Eth Sc n. ". mills
A LADY WOULD LIKE FRENCH OONVERsA-
"A ton reading with tor mutual improve
ment; references exchanged. NJ N. o.. Star once
OWL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answer send 10 cents to
n,o,. .. W. s fLiSS. NJ Ivy ipsH,i IT,,
a UTHoRizID PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
nal. -Teisphone. $40. oTies open al Sours. WM
WILLIAMS. Manager. s2O 81 NV d9-4m'
WE MEAN BUSINESS. EXTRAORDINARY
ele.hins. Addss. o. esii Il JUsTAS I'D STAND.
BOARDING.
MADDoCK's DINING ROOMS; TURKEY TWICE
A week. the best freshly killed ouly used coffee
sspseisty; Rfeakf1st. 20c. dinner. Pa. Variety
Every day. az 10Th It n W. fstS.-lm
'NHE SOUTHERN. 51l l31 II ST.. RESORT F01
= nehtseess; rooms with board. u pr day; 90 70
re- 49, ns.iy .sattsd slsgs2t seems: nss, WI.
X xnvAkD. ENaRAvER AND LIrno01ApHE1.
a 1Vl2 feAS. ave. a.w.
Sisitins esrds printed from plaAs 10. ~ lso eel
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Cssghing leads 10 Consumpe1ea.
KAnps BalsAa WILL stop the cough NJ once.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

~ ~ leD1h<N MI En- i.
SS A MoNra, wIraoUr INTEREST, VII.
Ind f. $50 ss sse I, ~. s. ssS 10. .' ss
pats HfsTf S OF 81 sS s %sss
EoR RESr-HYkrTsyIIIIE. ND.
sro. ~ csftsse near -ts'sur ............e
s1fkss rio re Mfs1S a iSs 4 Ii.n,s S;,, ie
afser l,,h Of A.nsl. lSss 81. mhie-s
Wf WILL BUILD NoU A HoNF ~ yoti WIN
sle %cnis O. rrr cent Cd ter Ss 30 r s.,n ed
" HS S.. G to .,ss 1 Sss
Ofcesa ' SSeSSs az s n ,. S.S ir--
AhELaNp. PRINCE GEoRGEs COUNTY, Nd
FRAME HousEs-FIvk TO TEN ROOMS
FOR SALE ON SMALL MONTHLY p.YMExu
These hSn.s. ar. well buil, on scOd br.es souna..
ain .SSas g. 90 :Sa .,S -, - O ,.i &C.
si.>co TO en- 500 ZACH.
lakeland contain. sbou, thirty hcu-r. ana. ,,,,.
tnslen ah sr. ss q s ,s s0 %.6Ron 2.
i is 90 -, and s.,.npS. r,k. s.as n ,ss s,r-
4. r. ~ h.. srxe r,rf stts $500 Isss :,
Char nns.d s.'ss n~sn,y ,sins stop asas
. nDsis ma N y i.os 6c1ms,s NV b.
N.
nas s, sSa' s, n ssla,c .'s
DT aSsi q; 500 ~ b II walsh 20 90. '.'''''
nihIs-t 90 2 ct. nv
F0h SAIL AN STILL PREACHING BRooG,
The Metropolitan hran. ana thi. s-snt,fHi sun
u'o' 'hen come to me for priess q house. and loo.
mhl2-ls 100 Cotcorsn huiidins.
X AcREs Ar GOOD HOPE, d @, GROOM
young :. seied irais t1r., in mo mi ''sre 20
water at door hsh, healthy and beautiful lostios,
iahists 0' SoaSsoSs. CHEW a GO. .el7r.
toR sALf-suBuRBkS LOTs-wt HAVE ron
= sse IN the BEAUTIFUL h-ishts immedistaly sdJois-
tote suitable for Improvement speculation, We
voga fs especial sr.n,,cn the .uedi
s1sc,rie ..way nov h-ins sn,-b-d. and which .i .
Within 70 me Early -nns sns. tSi. progeny
prces' Ae. eheerfuiiy FURNISHED UPON application.
mhla-a ~ CO
EoR sALE--2o ACREs or LAND. INPRCyEn
ey .,ssom hou.s and bsrh. with sood w.t-t sad
near churches schools aud railroad .s.iian ,r.n GU,
Mssninsson every hour prics sa.so. terms \ cash,
nice soss O gaas feel NM md
inhi-@ isel ii. nv. Washington. d. G.
EIRNIsHED BRICK DWELLING. CoMHo-
Va. dslirhffl summer resort For ssls' MN;
IERT, Maqr-n, hS1 gsr'icuiArs address r. Hi
" each ef she departments. Who ~oala liss pr-,,,
suburban hone and who could indu. their MEND. Is
snk the amount you paying for rrnt w.n YOU -
IN iittts While own your own pretty home built
BUSINESS. Star once. Thp.lr
FOE sALt-IHE MOST DESIRABLE LAND
NEAR WARRINGTON. DC. BY IHn kCnf
ness N full view q t6s ciIs only $500 70 ssoo -
mhpIm l4lp New AZ orb ave.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EVk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
.a q? :s. q: y! L. q: .
,ss nv. i= los SIS ,4 ~ i :. nv,
sis ls:s IS g 81 ls's : ~ I,
u: \; S !: (
sIs y : s;': m !: Il
3. 18Th ii,s "a i iISs Is ne ss
l l, :: NV NV 1es GIN !, :, nm Sw;a e
sSSi a,I,,s e es,..rsy I;
FURNISHED.
Ihomas circle. 16r .-- $500 Mass ave near 18th Of
oGea ..' near .s M, ~ :. cor oossSsss
i S.:: ism NJ q, s., s s p. r lSo
s tSts NV NV , Ss' = n!.I s. NV
y:'r' ~: .: ss:h $ ss:i NV laf IS
nv. .is near l.'h sls s. nv, n., nv @ M 100
+ H. 6, here g: ~; los; g ss M
IS issS 4: Is U.s. a.: :: Z: .se
Is to 8, TBS +. avn nn nx s 81 sr 50
STORES.
lsSl,SS e. NV. 35x15 sol q nv. store and
let 70 Alley .-......sg0 vsihng............e4S
STABLES
Co. a:.;z Isl s'E :' ~ s;' ::s
s:'''' 81 sR6 = z
milf 1874 st. o. v.
ZOE RENT-BY H. o. HOFFMAN, REAL ES.
tats and Insurance Broker. 10Th and sss. o
UNFURNIsHED HOUSES.
ga,Ss Peg M q. eos - - Sp ave.
5sI b AZ: :, nv &; i ia!a T. ave. sF
SS ave- 20 1, 9TH ct sw, 81 ....i5 80
iVOt N nv. lCr. 40
FURNISHED HOUSES.
HE n near III ii ave ,:., ish isr sSee
Pc. n.. % n nss hsi me- Il
Mass ave and Thomas L Dear 18th, l3x..,,,, 10
circle 1.r...... 300 9th above IT, Lar 80
lAtsysts square. I2r $50 18th Mas ave. " 10
sss5s reoT: ,s 10 sua lsao Pa ave NV s9e
si' from s:S':s sd, q to Il
STORES
1874 Conn loso l4'h 1t 30
sTABLEA
1919 r ava tresr) -. ESQ Oil ID nv (rsas,. rs
mhl4 r o. HOFFMAN. 10th and ste. q. v.
EOR RENT-423 2D ST. NV. BRICK HOUSE;
rooms and bath. all mod. imp: Ont. s3J. 30 PEI
month Apply GO n. J. ave. n. W. mhl4-3t'
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WANTED---ROOMS.

WANTED-bl YOUNG COUPE, 3 Or IN
w FURNISHED rooms; suitable Tor gLt housekeep-
Ing Address. stating terms. s j. e.. Star Office
hlJ-:h'
WANTED-BY TWO YOUNG LADIES OF QUIET
w habits, An unfinished room ard board; cor-
yenieni to bureau vi agriculture. Address Box 50,
Star office. lts
WANTED - By TWO GENTLEMEN ONE
w nicely furnished front with board, in n w.
part of city state prce. Address w. A. PLESS, Mid.
DIV. PENSION once. NH lott
WANTED-BY YOUNG SINGLE LADY BET
" Sth and 10th and l. and r BIS. NV, two unfur-
nsned rooms On second Eoor. yht housek eep,ns,
IN private family, with husc privileges
ate: references Address l. A. T., 144U CorcOran ST.
a. W. mhlsat'
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THE PASSING THRONG.
What the Visitors to Seattle
Think, Say and Do.
JUDGE IN THE DAVIS CASE.
Celebrated Jurist OF Montana in the
City-Bears Growing Abundant
Dakofs for Blaine.

Judge ]. ]. Mediation, of Butte, arrived
at the Northern hotel Yesterday. The
Judge, who has some private interests at
trays harbor, has come TO Seattle on
pleasure trip, and will remain but short
time. Though Judge Mediation is young
man, his name is very well known, not
only in Montana but throughout the coun-
try. lie has lived about six years in Butte,
having served during part of that time as
police magistrate. When the admission
election was held in 1889 in Montana, he
ran on the Democratic ticket for district
judge, and then it was that the
famous contest arose over what is
known as the Thirty-fourth pre-
clnct." Mr.. Mediation was elected
on the face of the returns, but the county
commissioners, who acted as canvasslng
board, decided to throw out the ballots of
the Ihirty-fourth precinct, and thus give
the office to his opponent. As matters
stood, both contestants for the Office
opened court, and affairs became 80
muddied that each resigned
Then the governor appointed Judge Nc
Hatton, and when the term expired he
was reelected without opposition. His
name has lately been prominent because
he has been the presiding Judge in the
famous Davis will contest, involving mil
lions of dollars. The case has already
been tried once with such eminent coun-
sci as Robert G. Ingersoll appearing. The
jury disagreed, and Judge Mediation said
last night that a new trial has been set
down for April. According to newspaper
report, an effort is being made to COM
promise the case out of court.
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A STATEMENT FROM HOLDEN
MS version of the Loss of Opium from
the Mysterious Trunk.

MS version OF the Loss of opium from
the Mysterious Trunk.
Excursions Inspector Holden makes
the following explanation of his connec.
uon with the trunk. from which the
smuggicr. Gus Jensen, claims that Holden
TOOK some opium year ago:
Inc trunk in question came down 70 the
oepot and was put on the train at ahout q
O'Clock in the evening The train tad pulled
OUT ana had taken the trunk away before / had
svs Gown. teiegraphed to the agent at Puy-
auu 20 nave the trunk taken off and sent back
on the hrst train, which he did The trunk got
back shout midnight the same night and Law in
vac oaggage-room until about oclock in the
aItetnoon OF the next day, when talephoned
Gown to see If il had arrived They said il had
ana went down with E wyman ard George
'" foor to get It, There was nothing but a rome
around IL saw that there was opium in il I
-eaieu sna put IL aboard the train, intending TO
go with il to Portland to sea II
could catch the man that would cali for I
missed the train, but Wyman had STAYED with
.he trunk and had instructions to stay with it
IN the baggage car They put him ont of the
car, however, as soon as they found was not on
sne 'rsln, and ] telegraphed him TO get off at
slaughter and also telegraphed the baggage
man to put the trunk of there This was done
anH. acting under instructions from Deputy
Collector Alexander, I went to SLAUGHTER and
GOT 1t and took ii to Puyallup to come back, be-
cause the next train did not stop at Slaughter.
Drought 1t back and Wyman and Judge Emery
and opened 1t at the cnstom-house We found
nifty hve-tael tins of opium In it. do nor know
how much there was in 1t when I first saw Il.
as dld not count 1t then, but the seal put on
ittn the baggage-room was intact when we
opened II, SO that. If anyone took anything ont
OF II, Ii was done while it was at the baggage
room in charge of Gus Jensen
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Greeu Smugglers Traifed and
FINALLY Run Down on the street.

10 Greeu Smugglers Traiied and
finally Run Down on the Street
q hawkins and Il. d. Stewart were ar
,'s'ea Yesterday afternoon by Deputy Col
= .'of Mckenzie and Chinese Inspector
unn upon the charge of smuggling.
sSSins was arrested just as he was en-
wing paint shop on Pike street with
saei containing ten pounds of the stuff,
.ia Stewart. who is an accomplice, Was
sAeh short time afterward in the Plum
,-st Rouse, at Third and Union streets. IL
supposed by the officers that this is the
i ~ ohense OF these two men. Both of
saen have families, and both have been in
y IN Seattle. They were led into
&c Ai,cit business by fast young man
asned Mcdonald.
oang Mcdonald had in some way
ssAeh INTO the secret Of the manner of
lsggling. He was out of funds, how
-. ~, and he appealed for aid TO Hawkins
~ ~ stewart, painting the profits of opium
~ gging to them in glowing colors.
,s result was that they advanced him
,.aaa sums with which he made trips 10
h.ssor'a and turned over the profits to his
saesers They increased their interest in
=. ~ BUSINESS, and about six weeks ago the
young man started cut with 500 with
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-29
PORT TOWNSEND INDUSTRIES.
Nail Factory to Be Buiit-site for Grav.
ing Dock Wanted.

Mayor Harry Tibbals, of Port Towns
end, is in the city, and talks of better
times there than at any other town on the
Sound he has visited lately. To PosT-IN-
TELLIGENCER reported he said:
The Lively brothers, who have two nail fac
tories In Ohio, propose 10 erect factory. All
but about 5000 of the 100000 capital stock has
been subscribed, and work is expected TO begin
in less than a month.
company headed by George Sterett, c. F.
Clapp and Captain James Carroll is looking up
a site for craving dock. II is proposed 10 build
IL OF timber instead of stone, as is the case with
the one at Esquimault, and for this reason ii is
necessary to have a bed of twenty live feet of
cIay in order 10 have a solid foundation, and
have clay all the way down 70 the bottom They
are now boring for clay of sufficient depth Tae
dock will cost about sI00, COO