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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-23
Clearing Hou.e Returns.

yKw YORK. Sept. 22.-folIowine Is an
extract from the clearing house statement
tps the week ended September 81, as COM
pared With the corresponding week of last
year.
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Eoa cHAErEsi
STEAMER fpAHo

ws~iy farnssaea sna sasispef ss6 especially
sdspssa fs< sxraruous Address Bex Us. or cal
A re~na 81 xssrs agya eMsasng
{. D. BRowxFIELD. kssssr and owssE.
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SPOKANE. January IL. lisa
aenfienea-I take great pleasure In adding my
testimonial 20 tie excellent qualities cf LaLin's
Toosh Powder and after many years persoBsi ex-
rertsnce IN It's ana % attentive observation Of
It's sas.stActery effects upcn she teeth Of my
patients. / recommend II 70 al - safe. psessan.
.na sehcacleas asntIfrfce. eomasninx ali the
requisites Or preserving the tssga and gums tn .
o. x. LAWRENCE. n n
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Northern fxsaac tr4ia leaving seattle daily a.
ss ~ for Fegtizn1 has Gsasag ear attached
ArsAkfAss will DC sefvea on lsaEing ssAifaa
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IS A CAREFULLY EDITED q.
PAGE PAPER.

And filled each week with news
from all points of the Northwest, and
will tell the story of the happenings
of this section of the United States
in an interesting and acceptable
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regularly to your friends, relatives
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This agreeable and efscacious Tooth Powder. %
tahllshsd by more han twenty yeas experience
has received the sanction Of the members OF the
Dental and Medical professions Of this CRY gsner-
ally, and by them "a IL daily recommended and
prescribed IL Is pleasant In the application -
81 IL excellent In rs enectc !, speedily readers the
heeih white and smooth, the gums beaithfni. red
and arm. and b. frequent use viii preserve them
3a this desirable condition. II gradually but ct.
fectualiy removes tartar, sni dessroyes the para
sltical snimalcuia which neglect may have per
mstted 10 collect and prsvents their further accu-
mutation. thus serving a. . complete eeantaes
and preserves Of the teeth Microscopic examina-
tiens have been made Of the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums Of individuals selected from
all eIasses Of society and OF every variety OF bodily
condition, and In nearly every case animal aad
vegetable parasites were found to exist In great
numbeTa Experiments were made for their re-
movai and the ingredients used In Lusin's Tooth
fowder were found 10 be most ef5sctuai, destroy
ing them Instantly.
Through the kindness Of fr.snds ~ ere yrr-
mltied 10 publish the following
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TTOOD CANAL FOETE-
III Ss@ Passenger steznnss
DELTA
se.r-xfas e O. rssEf ts&ses Celfsaa docE Aer-
ssvx wsenes1ays saf trsaars az 7 % ~ tel
Klnrstea. PUrs 8sEnose. kengsr. esssseks Hrlasen-
fsswaEta, 1tiafwAap ala Hseaspest asa Isson
Sssty sad tnserpAeasafe poants arriving "A unton
f1sx a 90 o. ~ leaves nsoa Csgy ~ 20 .
ma Tes<says TAursasys knd rsfaresys. arr5sfna
~ THOMPSON Bkoa
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TESTIMONIALS.

Dear ssrs- Relng satisfied with your manner 81
preparing the IDENTIFIES. aud knowing II TO be per-
fsctiy harmless In i.s effects, 1 have since you
commenced its preparation, used IL In my family
and prescribed IL TO nay patients with uniform
sAfisfaction, and now cordially recommend n TO
the public ~ being valaaoie. safe and snaeaeoas
dsntlfriee. well adapted 20 keeping the teeth and
gums in clean, healthy condition Yours truy
w c. BROWN. d. d. h
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. $50 MARK HroHLASn
Read ~ha, chemist ssys:

sssTTLx. August I. 1850
0en,iemea-I have made = chemical ersn,na-
ton Of i.nhln's Tooth Powder and and that It's
constituents are such rs can neither chemically or
mechanically saJurw the teeth. TIE Judcious 80
lection Of the ingredients and the evident care sr.
hIht,ea ia its pseeArasloa. commend Il - . harm
less IS well Al al eiscaelous deat.friee
O. J. SMITH. Chemist
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srocx rxcHAxsx

toth kxeHAN6E
NEW YosE. Sept 22-speculaticn on the
Stock Exchange today wss marked bv
Guinness In the general list. which was
nssned oy heavy selling movement In
National Lead. common, into which pre-
fsrred was drawn 10 Limited extent The
general list closed weak at DECLINES rang
ing from y to Is points, the latter in Gen.
eral Electric.
government bonds-Stsady.
Pssroaenn-QnIet and firm: October.
e5tle bid.
sTLvEn
bar silver. Per ounce, Tsj<c.
Mexican dollars. 5ssxc
FINANCIAL
Money on call--Easy, 2 to per cent. !;
onsred q ~ per cent. Prime paper,
7Gl0 per cent Sterling exchangs-Ftrm;
sixsv-dav bills. $4.3is9Ls4. demand,
$Ao6gAss5z
BONDS
y q treg1.-..... no IU. {. l<s trsx3.... %
u = s tcoup1.... III Pacific % ........- lo1
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The following Is from one Of the most eminent
authorities In the West
SAN FRAxcrsco July Is. 1854

LublH Nbfutca Nus-
Dear slrs If eommsndstory word from me In
favor Of your excellent tooth powder, kncwn ~
luens ioesh Powder, can add 70 It's deserved
popularity and extended use. can cheer
fully and truthfally say 20 ihoss who are In waat
Of q pleasant. harmless and thoroughly eficaetous
densifrics that they viii find those qualities all
combined In year admirable preparation: and
amer long aeqnaiatancs and careful ooservs.eu
Of ia effects upon the teeth Of these who have
made daily use Of ~ and . personal experience OF
It's merits for nearly twenty ysars know OF moth
ing superior for the purpose OF cleaning pressrv-
ing and eeAgtiFying the teeth
MARX HfoHLASn
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.ooD CANAL ROUTE.
vAszos BLAND ROUTE
STEAMER GLIDE

nesdays and Fridays for West side. oisiis ana vay
iaadfngs: Tuesdays. Thursdays ana sssasdsys zoe
Easf slice vashoa. cksasssaaa DesMssnss. esoasfs
Laaeinx sas Essaea. Leaves Tsesns every
mcrning except sunday n $50.
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EVERETT Route -
pagsy sxceyt sunday
Tvs. seattle 9 IS IA las n sns 80 p m
Ieevss EvsrsEt o SIS n. S;is y % &Sa I sgs IA
Leaves s<Assts --...-.--la - . 80
Sundays Leaves Ersrsft ..--.r ..-s.. y % ? IA
Connects wsth bes1s far fseosas sna sassenatsa.
T.asanx TetssAa 6ock foot Of MARION street
sEATTIf And TACOMA NAVIGATION co.
rfstsI, TRorP 2. W aooDHrE.
Pres seer.
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poRr ANGELICA Port rowHssnA DEE
gsness and seaftis route.
TIME CARD
Fast Passenger anA Freight Prcpsiisf
MokfIoELLe
Commenciag tuesday, Aay a3 1898.
Leaves daily sxcspt Nonaay as feilows: Seattle.
. M; Townsend i0sso; arrives Port Angeles
p n. Lsavss Port Anxeiss p ma; Pors
Townsend ESQ p. M: arrives seattle 10 p m
Landinga City Dock, seattle; TfbeAis DECK, Pero
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STEAMER MABzL
Leaves Hafdesds wharf Tuesdays Thsrs4sys aa1
sasuf1sy - a m fer Edsnsaas. MDkfitsa. Nv
efesl Nsrysyllis haa Everest Lowsfl sn1 sns-
honaish FAkk TO AvERkTf. Soc. To 6N0N
HoMisH. soc J. A. HATFIELD. Agent
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rAKfxs ErrBcr
THURsDAf. JUNE l.
TIME cAnp.
Lesvs Tacens--e:39 e.sA O. m, 40. Sis D N.
Leave sesstie--ssis. lists . N, $50. TOO p N
eunDAx.
Leave TsccmA-e;3o. II 30 . m, t.so , N.
Lsevs seasfle--e 90 q n, 200. 5:eJ D n
Landing q n. r. wharf Tacoma. ana Csaasr
ciaa dock foos 81 Aaxten street. sssttlA
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Sight exchange ana tslsxrspale transfers % NsU
fork. Chicago - Paul. ren Francisco fese
tArt. and various points IN waak
inGton. orreen and Rritiah
Columbia
eisAt btl,s % szshsass go LseAen syaiiasas -
where In Furepe
coiiecfions made .. ~ pofnss On fsvesssasss<2A
Bonds. ssocks ana etAsf ssauahiss resolved = -
Dosit fos sEfs kseptng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10
CONSTRUCTIVE CUSTOMS SEIZURES.

DEPUTY COLLECTOR PHELPS EXPLAINS WHAT
THEY ARE TO THE FAIRCHILD COMMISSION.
The Fairchild Commission yesterday had p'i"re "
d. F. Phelps. Deputy Collector ard cluei OF "e Law
Division OF the Custom House, and Deputy surveyors
Caflin and Corning. These witnesses anN"'rou
ouestions for hours as 10 the methods OF mhIhs
sctzurts pursued by the customs officers oil ms port.
Mr. Phelps told the Commission that last fall shortly
after the election General o. L. spaulding, ASSISTANT
Secretary of the Treasury, issued orders ceau'S WIZ"
we're known as constructive seizures These were not
seizures at all, but merely formal detcntiohs wien
q passenger arrived here with underValued g"o"A 'i
these were subjected to a constructive SEIZURE he
goods would BE- subsequently released by orders ron
Washington The witnesses submitted INVOICES anu
seizure papers which showed that about S2Ooooo Oh
imports had been subjected to constructive seizure
and subsequently released.
"Why did the Department get Up these constructive
seizures 2. asked Commissioner Magone.
Heaven only knows" said SIR. Phelps.
Doubtless the Commission will rest content with
20 Dir. Isgonc shook him warmly II The hama ana
s' S Non have told US rlore In fifteen minutes thm
IN. Commits sion has been able To ind out III zen
NJ Catlin who l. "A brotler-ina law OF cxSccretary
rracv Is chief OF the wcishers at the docks I've
told the Commission about the routine WORK oi MS
ucix' r. Ostrandcr. United states wcigher, from
Tho uoboken district. examined rs Ia his duties,
hut told nothing OF interest
II is said that the Commission SEM report 10 M"s'i
,pgton last night In regard I" The dress i'kel
.f,,r.e I'm which Il recommended lac dismissal on
Two well-known special agents al thS port WHO
figured In those seizures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10
ADAPING TRAIN ROBBER.
THE STORY OF AN ASSAULT IN THE WEST UPON
TRAVELLING SALESMAN FROM
THIS CITY

The partculors Of thc robbery in Nebraska q, "
G.. Pollock a salesman for the diamond house Of W
L. Pollock OF Maiden Lane have been learned lie
was travelling from Omaha. Ncb. 10 sioux City Iowa
last November. suddenly man confronted Mr.
Pollock who was seated alone in the smoking car with
n revolver. crying Throw mp your hands: want
your diamonds" Pollock offered IN" robhcr his
money The man again demanded the diamonds
and shot Mr.. Pollock In the shoulder. The rolbcr
then stunned him with sune-hot, ana again shot
him in the arm.
The robbcr then secured a lnrg" pckctbook con.
tanning loose diamonds valued ut $4,000 and left
his victim inscnsibc I'nmOlc,ted by the frightened
passengers and trainmcn ne rohlcr jumped from the
train when 1t WAS going at about thriy-hvc miles
per hour As soon rs the train could be- stopped
near California Junction. search was made for the
robbcr hut he had disappeared in the woods.
w. L. Pollock & 60. are members OF the Jewellers
Protective Union, an association organized for the
protection Of travelling saleNm"il Word was at
once sent TO pinkcron's Detective Agency at Kansas
City. The detectives followed mp several clcws.
and. after weeks. finally struck the right one. 1t
WAS concluded that the robbrr was on" OF several
persons who I'm a shop ~ omaha had overheard Mr..
Pollock tell where he carried his diamonds and on
what train ne was 70 star; for Sioux City. The man
was finally discovered on this ccw in Leadvlc.
Col Ills Name rs given. James Burke, and he
was we'll known 10 the police in the West. He has
been concerned I'm any number OF most daring rob
berries
Thc rolicc learned that The diamonds stolen from
Mr. Pollock had been turned OYER 10 hho,hrr nun
by Burke and they are reasonably sure Of recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10

%s ~As s.s
MD I'D 20 a slvs sGs SS %iaa
asgs New York ssP % 'H pus n.' & sS
ca 'f"' o4 aSns vert ss ' s
Para saSoS ssnoO nc IS GOO 1cnn n's B.
hence to Boston, soc schooner c0oi "''''
are st nominal q 90 b5s strictly o prime y" oil
daI a and or mSmns ,as7c We of aarsdc sS$
;S sow " prn ssss: Ss %S "h &c
ao%ln.,yK 4ssl s b"; eocos anil eocyOn
Cod oS OIL 1iSai raM Mar Gee s Rapee
Osscd ed 5sa5 spermdEssdse !' SssSs sps
S.sr SSss sssa ' spns Suisse yai5
Ssas ScsfA Sns 22s sps'os
a sSs cnsSed sf ',Ss1
extra wne 44s eN',a beasseap
N zoe 05 GaSeS &C. No 2 5O&55c. .no, with
PRoVsloNsrhc market FOR provisions rT 9 css active
buying tena ord at 6s w,st lard and II GG ne lard
S SS ,.%sy i% S ri 6;S e.
bought b. @ at s Ee% a5oS $40 Sh's.po
100 S. o1g1.,% ~ Ma sl 'o sF
ou''ss sss, CASIO F'" eaa ne hS:s
s G:2 mess hE III AMs~Msrsot quiet III So
DRESSED sG e. cO Sse s : 2d az sc i
Sc At the West prices were l5d2oc higher : Cg y
mEATS cG {c PsA iS snS at sc ie at
strong sale. 80 tss Of wes s.ir, az
oS i :s o@Scu sYo asc y TcHc Continent ad
S Sen Nm and september sSSc DID, With Of $50 ts
at sGoc
EICEMarket steady fair demand a. snshanS s
ia fG%%@n TO sqsry ~ to fancy ISy 'q is es
ira head safe; japan 4dii,c; Patna. 4aaisci Ran
day. Bs Ss q goa sc % Of "s; a'ss
Porto Rico centrifugal 900 %, to Zoo Oi o1 IS Ehd
Porto Rico do and about 5000 bags cuba sugar
,os Of T s% . G T at FOUR gp United fs reported
by wett cray is 90 go tons again'f ~ 10 IONS s
Week. m rT 1000 tons tom" asanst 5000 last
c ,f 600 tons 10, sss ain ooS tons last Week exports
1900 tons @gan ooS ,oa ,S ,t wcoE iordSn market
oGq 5s" o hf,' me- dban Uo Java ss 81 fair
bet ID n 9nl % oa ' %S sora r. 3a& @FS s G@
the firm Of wanzor oakley, has been appointed by the
F Fra Sgg in r oasey has been
S sa a ae for %taE yS't aa
active dena9d ad% ana u9,hsngd F"9 g
f,f'"a 5isd5!ia sTu-hca' :'a5sis; powdered
sa' Cube. Esgsss:. e xxx pwaer en' sa5a BIZ
mould 91 sSS S,n0"d 4 Ssg' Wdd sop'fsG 4
S.c oG R1stSaod 0 a Pbcenx
Pr 9Esisc G'S % u GSes4ge'; 70 TO- aSiSSc
iA4ofsc No Il. A. a. l6c No ~ lno re1,adts, fso
London No London market today owing "a hoiiday
SrEARINE-Market quiet and about steady. Lard
quoted q lie and Oleo 9d3tc. .,
'TAITOW- Market steady and closed Nominal at 4'4c,
with sale. Of 100 hhds at 411-10G4'.c
SYRUP >-Nfarkct dull ana nominal We quote;
Sugar syrup. choice 23d24e; prime 2laZ2c; g9 req;
l0r2Oc; fair. l7alsc common: l4alGc; ordinary log
n 81 OOdsI O5. Add 5dl0c per 100 10 for each degree
higher . -,
TFAS-Thc regular weekly auction sale By the Mont.
gonefy Auction and Comm ,slon Company went o.! ";gey
very we'll ana at rrccS Indicating steady market. The
sale embraced 3.23o packages. as follows: MoyuneIsI
aGd2o; q Glnpowder 3iRG25. Ping suey-lo6 Young
IIy.on lldiD 90 Imperial, 202dl4i2 1lo3 GunpOwder
2iai5' Jaran-26 basket. Isn;nred, lS2aHPi 8 slit
nes 3',a3l, 40 rongou, ls@dlo; - India and o.
Tekoc 2ldl5s Oolong--9i5 Annoy l2all; I'D FOrmosa,
I.,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10
COURT CALENDARS EOc TO.D,Y

Supreme Court-Gcnrra Term-Reccs- continued
Supreme Court-Chambers O'Bren, J.-MOtion
calendar called at II o'clock
COurt-Slccisl Term-Parts and lad
journcd for the term.
Circuit Court-Pars ]. III and lIl-AdouIned for the
term.
Surropatc's Court-Chapibcrs-Fo probate wills Of
William Frederick Becker. Anna KnIpp. Mary
f. IIay Gcorcr J. Mc'ourkcy Martha j. Deuarrst John
q; Rnckert William Laytin Margaret o. Swift Catherine
". Woglom and Ida Child, at 10 3l O'Clock.
Common Ileas-Genctal Term Adjourned for the trn.
Common Pleas-Spccial Tcrm-Bcfore Giegcr ch, J.
Motions NJ, >, -,
journed for the term.
superior Court-Spccal Term-Befofe Freedman. j.
supcrior Couri-Tria Tcrm-Plrts l. ii and lII-Ad.
journed for the term. - .
CITY Court-srccla Term-Beforc Mccarthy. mo.
tons s.. =, -, -,
inurnc1 for the 'orm.
court OF General Scssons-Par IBcfore Fitzgerald j.
and Assistant DstrictAtorncy Townscnd-Nos u -.
" CONT az General Scssions-Part IIBrforc Marine j.
.,S Assistant District Attorney Davis-Nos. u o, in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10
HE HAS nEES MISSING SINCE 1850.

A suit Is pending in the Supreme Court Tor
partition OF some property in West Onc-hndred-and
,b,r,,e,hst comprising the estate Of Martha Mar
shall Her brother, stephen Marshall would be
entitled to share 1t. II alive. but 1t IS not known
whether hc Is living dead. According 10 the
affidav.s ne left New York abont lsGO for shoal
Water Bay state OF Washington. and has never been
heard from since 1861. Ills wife, Eliza Is still living
In this city.
In the sixties n legacy Of several thousand dollars
was left TO stephen by John Hancock, and In IN"
hope OF locating HIN notices were pubis shed IN The
new spapers and a sent through the western
States 10 look him up. All the efforts were ltilc.
and the money distributed among his brothers
and sisters. lie was forty years old when he went
away.
stephen Is made party 10 the suit In order TO
protect his interest. and order mas been oDalne1
Tor the OF the summons upon him by pubhca-
tfo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10
DITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Judge Gegcrich OF the Court Of Common Pleas has
given Russell twenty days additional time -
his amended answer In the action brought him by
Della kecgan recover damages for alleged breach Of
promise Of marriage.
Judge OBricn OF the supreme Court. has granted the
made last weel 10 The default which was
taken by Mcssrs and Watson against the tcyon
Planters Tea Company FAR and Watson entered ia
against the company In suit TO balance Of money
which they said they had loaned the company Russell
l.. Harrison who Interested ia the company moved
the opening Of the default
The motion made by the STANDARD Gas Light Company
10 compel COMMISSIONS Daily Ia Issue 10 certain p"rmf
for opening Of streets wherein lay and make
connections directed by the mandamus issued BY JUG
Lawrence punish him for contempt Of for
rlsins obey the order has been denied By Judge
O'Bren, OF the supreme Court. lie the opinion
that appeal which the Commissioner has taken from
the granting the maadomus operated a Of all
proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10
THE COURTS.
MISS BrRTUs Will NOT HAVE 70 GIVE sECU RITY.

Justice O'Brirn, IN the Supreme Court. yesterday
denied the motion Of Charles Em.nonS TO compel
Miss Anna NJ A. Burtus to give security for costs
In an action She has brought against Lin ana DAVID
NJ Hanson to recover about $4,000. OF which. Ni'
SAYS the d. PENDANTS deprived her EinmonS formerly
managed Miss Burtus's property. She alleges tia,
in 1873 Emmons induced her to sell the property
No. 43 L. TO 81 Sufok-s to Hanson for about
Sl5 500 whereas It was worth about 10000 Miss
Burtus brought the suit recover from the mon a
n they had been merely her trustees since the trans
fer OF the property
Emmons in his motion, said that Miss ErriS
had turned all her property into caS'l and had gone
~. lie wanted security iron. h'r u
insure the payment Of In trc present "''t.
Emmons says that Miss lhrtus, who is between
ffty and sixty years old Is about e. marry Yong
man named Charles Il. Hayes, who has been manas'
ing her estate OF late.
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TO GET POSSESSION OF HIS CHILDREN.

Thomas r. Kcator has obtained writ OF ha'"aS
corpus from Judge freeman. Of thc Superior Court,
directing his father-inlaw, Theodore Moss. OF No.
543 Madison-ave, to pI0tnc" Lis two children.
Randall and Beverly Kcator. wlO is banker ana
broker. he says at No. 81 Broai-st.. went 10 i've
with Moss the death Of his Wife In April, 1aoi
He took the children with him. and when lie remar-
RED in August 1892, md went 10 live elsewhere he
left the children with Moss Keaor says that Moss
will not give up the children, and has them at sea
bright, ~ J.
Mr.. Moss Is the proprietor 81 the Star Thcnre and
OF Palmcrs Theatre, and Is secretary Of the Board Of
Electrical Control
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10

Although the management OF the Victoria Hotel say
that the examination of the books now going on has
not shown any deflcations the continued absence Of
a. wentworth the bookkccpcr remains unexplained
10 disoppcared Friday. after an accountant had been
allied in by H. L. IIoyt one Of the proprtetors. Mr.
Hovt was about to sell his interest in the hotel and
EMPLOYED the expert TO find out exactly how his affairs
stoon. He had no suspicion. he says. that anything
was wrong To a reporter he said yesterday /" Don
Know myself. It's pretty slick Job, though, l
tell you.' .,. -, A.,
Mr. IIoyt declined TO say anything more lie was
much excited and appeared greatly WORRIED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

liverpool, Aug Q, 3:f5 p. m-Beef-Holder. 80.
sparingy Pork-Hoders offer sparingly py;,
mess Western fine steady at 95s. Hams-Hodss
offer freely: short cut about IA to l6 h. steadv
SOS 3D. Bacon-Holders offer sparingly. Shouids9S
about 70 to is ID. dull at rs Cheese Holders oSs
offer moderately. Lard-Spot- Holders offer srsrs
ingly; futures holders are not Offering: prime WIS.,
ern, spot firm at i0s 3d. Wheat-IIolders offer frss
": No red winter easy ut IS Id; No red snr,s
EASY at IS I'D. Flour-Holders offer moderatsiS
Observation-Disclosures press sales; futures hoi6ss..
offer freely; mixed Western. spot. easy at Is IA.
August easy at 4s: September steady at Is I'd:
Coast-Holders offer moderately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10
HIS WILLINGNESS To WORK WAS USELESS.

MANY persons were reminded yesterday morning OF
how hard the times are by incident which occurred
on Park Row. \ wcll-buli and hy-l"oking man
walked for several hours in font Of the newspaper
Offices carrying Il sign upon which were the words
Give me work: ! am married. The man told all
who asked him about himself that he was willing and
able 10 work. but that he could no, sccnr" employ
mcuf lie was feeling desperate. ard last
resort to secure work had determined 10 carry the
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10

81 % Chester ,Ss Zone ss Hs, sp sssf IS g
beans Long Island Island per bag: 81 Soass. cue.ss
7sc: Tcmatocs, Monmouth County j. per 40 - g
4os1Ss DO south Jersey Rer =. ersse eossc, dfssn S
Caulinowers per bbl, s2as5. Turnips Whit y, y
punches. s2ass 80. Squash, Long Island pss k ~
jsr.sy. per Sbl s 5osE Peppers jsSey h sss IS
dat per bag. slusi SO. Cucumber pickles, pcr rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10

Camden. " V, Ang. (spccaD.-The man VIII"
h,,cd Detective James Harvey In the street IN syria
cns, ON July 81 has been arrested near o'c'oa, zen
miles from this place. Detectives Sheppard bl'r"
~. .,. he ,s Inc murderer The prisoner exactly
c c oe with the description sent GU, from St
cvsc The officers first got track 9i III, n,' 4, osrnoa
where they oupd him hiding in the barn nu % o 5arS
M pscers are awaiting orders from Chlei OF roce
Weight, Of Syracuse.