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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
NICE tCimiez)
RIVIERA PALACE HOTEL.
Opened for Residents md Visitors on the
1st Dec, 1893.

Ten minutes from Nice Station ituatc on III, Clinic.
nm faces directly south l. soutc, sheltered from all
The cold wnG-. commands a mos. mlgninc ut view
over Nice, the I;aic dos Angcs and the Alpe
The Hotel stands In Its own Pnrk. Tennis
Grounds. Gymnasium. and SMILE de Hmins
and DOuchcs for the exclusive use OF the
Visitors and Residents mt the Hotel.
Private AIaitm,nts for Families making n prolonged
stay Regular service. u the tonpany's Brakes AMI
Dries between tnicz Nice and Mont" Carlo. \ nuni-
Of wchOr-od Iandaus. &c. Tor the Of VISITORS
cuisine lors Lgnc. Cellars contain Only choicest Wines
Furniture Appointments by Maple X Co.. London and
sanitary AfTaleements bv b-t English firms Electric
Light. Lift. Moderate TarH.
For full particulars Ilans Tariff OF the lIoc apply To
The international Sleeping Chr Co.. II,
COCKsPUR ST., LONDON. :. W..
whore accommodation be reserved, Special Tickets
for Hallway and III amer Journey Issued. AMI ar
fragments made Journy direct by stages.
ny. VI. Snow, AGENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
FLAxSEED GOES UP EIGHT CENTS A BrsHEL

1t became evident yesterday that Western naxseci
had been exported In excess OF the crop possibilities
prices went up to ~ ~ bushc the previous price
being 81 10 laxsccd has become important crop in
this country, and crushers who formerly dealt heavily
in Calcutta during the last few years have become nc.
custOmed to look for large supply home. The
oyereXpof: is attributed TO cary contracts part
owners who felt forced realize during the recent
financial stringency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

Balston, n. y, Nov. 25.-The trial Of Patrick
King at Saratoga Springs, who indicted for
murder In the second degree. for killing his wife
Catherine. September /. was ended this afternoon
by the jury finding verdict of guilty of man
slaughter in the first degree Judge Houghton SEN
fenced the prisoner to hard labor in Dannemora
Prison for fifteen years. The crime was committed
by King striking his wife on the back Of the head
with cobblestone while both were intoxicated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
THE CARLTN PARTY FOryD SAFE

Portland. Ore. Nov pa dispatch was received
here to-day by General w. i. Carlin from Lieu
tenant Charles i. Elliott Of the 4th Cavalry dated
November 22 at the falls Of the North Fork OF the
Clearwater. saying that the Carln party had been
found on the river and all were In good health.
Colgate, one OF the party. was lost. The party will
work down the river by boat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
CARRYING ST. LOUIS BONDS TO 1oyDoy

St. Louis. Nov. 25.-Ffrst Assistant Contro,,er
Frederick Cabel started for New-York tonight in
charge of small trunk containing st. Ooo in Ct
Louis per cent gold bonds that were Negotiated
by him for the city of London several weeks AGO
lie VIII sail on the steamer Paris from New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

Mary Tower, 100 years and months old. yestos.
day morning at Lorraine, suburb Of Elizabeth g. J.
She was born I'm Elizabeth, and the daughter Of
Samuel Sayre, Of the st carpenters in the borough
She was member Of the First Presbyterian Caurch for
sixty years. When her 100th birthday was celebrated
she wOs In good health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
KILLED SHERIFF AVID COMMITTED sr1cIpE

Clinton. Mch Nov. 25-George Conger, who
lives on farm this village shot and killed
Deputy Sheriff Daniel Draper last night and then
committed suicide by shooting himself IT is said
that Draper tried to some papers on Conger
and a quarrel ensued. resulting in the death
Of both men. - " $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

order of the Controller of the Currency stock
holders in the bank must pay the Individual asses
ments levied against them. The receiver reporteua
at noon that about % per cent of the $3c,Ou had
been paid or secured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 700sun 435 Moon rises 1887 Moons age IS
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook 1924 Gov. Island 9i7 Gate II 40
PM-Sandy Hook 1902 Gov. Island 1920 l2I3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
Real estate.

REAL ESTATE AGENT. ilrst-cisss
nanac r; would attend To rro.crty for rent
Il hrt or second l,Oors; good neighbour
hood Wet SIDE. below J9th-st. highest
references. Address AGENT. Box 3i7,
Tribune Uptown Office. LAP Broadway.
ADvEKrlsFMENr AND sUBsCRIP.
TlONS FOR THE NETWORK TRlB.
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. Leg Broadway,
I'd door north Of Thirty.Hrst-x. and AID.
vtkrlStMEN'rS al the following Branch
Offices: 25i Eighth-a,e. 80 1hird-ave..
corner Forty-sev' nth-st $50 East Forty.
seventh-st.. corner Ihird-ave. $50 East
l3jth-s,.. near Third-ave. (; l, 026 Third.ave.,
near SiNtytrstst 1.70S Fir-t-avc. 100
Rss' Forrv-s econt-sk 1872 Columbus ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
Drooklnn Real Cstate for Sale

Fol, SALE.
Tho dc'achcd. two-stOry and mansa.d
frame residence on corner OF BO0kNIn-
ave and Drail-st containing Is rooms, cN-
elusive Of bath. closets aud pintrie'. on
lot jONloO feet well shaded sanitary
plumbing: among the finest location, IN
the BE ord section convenient 70 J.. RAPID
Transit and trolley lines for AL direction.
APPLY on the premises to OWNER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
HOTEL DE LILLE ET D'ALBlON,

223 Rue st. Honore, Paris,
Between the Tucrics Gardens, Place Vendomc and
New Opera Advantageous arrangements for fami-
lies. Beautiful Hall, Large Drawing Rooms Flee
TIC Light, &c. Telesrams. "Lillalbion. Paris.
HENRY ABADIE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
fnrmlsb.o flats h)anteo.

\ GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, with.
ont children. haS ing a home out OF town.
would liho furnished fiat for enc 10 thr
months, where the present occupant, desi g
. b. away. and for the care tikcn will
rent at nominal figure references en-
changed. Address. with terms, a. A. A.,
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
miscellaneous.

GENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose OF
their lcft-oN cl'th'ng ~ fair value. will
please call or address EDWARD MILLER.
GS Gtb-a,r.. rear WaVcflcy Place.
NERTiSEMENT AND SUBSCRIP.
TiONS tOE HE NEW-YORn TKIB.
I NJ. WILL BE RECEIVED At The Up
TOWN OFFICE, No. az Bradway, I'd
do north 4 Thirty .nrsi.st. and ADVEE-
I1>LMENTS al the following Branch Of
fee: oJi hth.asr.. :. c. cor. 23d.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
CRATEFUI.-COMFORTING.
EPPA'S COCOA.
nVEAk


thorough knowledge OF the natural which
govern the Of digestion nutrition and
careful application Of the fine properties well
Cocoa Mr. Epps provided breakfast tables with
a decately Favored beverage which may many
heavy doctors bills is by the udclous use Of such
dIet that constitution gradually built
up until strong enough TO resist tendency to dis.
Hundreds Of subtle m1ades al floating aroun4
ready 10 attack wherever there is weak point We
escape fatal shatt by Keeping ourselves well
fortified with blood ana properly nourshed frame
civil Service Gazette
Made simply with boiling water milk. Sold only
in half Mound tins by Grocers. labelled thus:
JAMES EPPS CO., homeopathic Chemists.
london. England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
Real Gstate Wante0.

wANTED.-A SMALL HOUSE. nellh.
borhood OF Shave. between 23l and i2d
81. Price not 10 exceed S3i coo; will pay
~ coo cash. Address L., BOX 81 Trlb.
une Uptown ONCE, l,2i2 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.


Steamer Hlehmod M SGr rlTy rom NewforS
Steamer Massa huseus nr), Bocquet sa'd from i"h'
dor for NcN-York November % 49,. w.,
steamer Nasnyth tIrl. Eaton from New-iorA No'ehi'
Der H. arrived az Liverpool November 20. . -.
-, amer victoria (,rl johnson, IRON Now-fork NO.
yc,nhrr TO- arrived j. Liverpool November %
amer rersln Monarch ,lir)' bfi'tow sailed from
steamer Wells City lBr StNasc from Bristol sailed
from swansea for New York NoVcmber ~
steamer Berlin (ti. Watkins sailed from son,hamp-
'' Steamrr undoo m Doieqs. from New York No
vcr,lrr II for Hull. passed Scilly November -: -
Steamer la Tourinc (Fr. trinF.nl. IRON Ncw-l "rt
Is TO- lIavrc n,sscd TIE Ih,'d vo1nnrr a.
STEINER Astral (Br). Nicholas. from New ORR NoNcm-
hcr for Doy,r passed Dunnct Head NoVcnber -.
steamer Nrnca (fieT, Won flsSrwitI irtn NeW-horh
November II arrived OF Copcohagen November 20
steamer Effective 90. crosby. sailed from Damfic
for Ncw-YOrk November % - =.
steiner ANAL ccu, Graf'. from New-Yori Novem'
Der T. ar iN,d HAMBURG NoNcmher ~. 49,, -, -.
Steamer Wcrkcnian Dutch l'aKhcr, sailed from HOT
tcrdam for Ncw-YOfk November -.
Steamer Loeb iomond ~ MORAN rom Ne"'horK
Noycnhor : arrived az I,otterdlm November ~. .
steamer Dubhedim Dutch. Potter from NcW-horK
November ~ ~ rived at Rotterdam November -
Mannlcim ib"rl. Hcclch, Sacu lrVm bf'"'h
for York November -. ~ -. ~. ~.
steamer Catalina t>pl. Abrisauca. nom New- YORK
October 90 -antandor. arrived at Eareoh' No''npr
steamer EunrcG (Bn. Howell. from Taga. VI, suez.
sailed f-on, Gibraltar Tor New.YorS. November %
Steam.. Ot,cium norfl. knud-cn. rom NV. foIk
October - Via Lisbon and I"Nccs. arrived at oporto
canrr Onaa lPoitl. Dc Ho1,. Ncw-Yort October -.
via j. on and TeNoc-. orryc1 at OportJ NoNenl 20
steamer Hcnloinond (Ir. Thompson from New l"Ik
October IS. singapore. Hong hong, etc. arrived ~
steamer IN ror shire fI,r. Jlci,son. from Ncwfork
September 30. Adm for 'hi'c>e AMI Julahc'o Po'S
arrived Hong hong November %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
INCOMING STEAMERS
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY. NOVEMBER 81.
Vessel Line For Malls close Vessel sails
CITY OF birmingham. Savannah. saw. ........ 300 IN
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER =.
Aller q Lloyd. "Reminiscences. ........ o" m
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER -.
Rhynland Red star. Antwerp. ...... 500 m 100" m
American. Southtmit lr. '.d' ~ u' u IN
CITY 81 Para. columbian. Colon. .lV1D IN j. - m
o;ernanlc White star. Lvefs-il.... 30 IN
Nacoo. hec Savannah. savannah. 80" Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
Real estate to gxebanQe.

EXCHANGE FOR COUNTRY RESI-.
DENCE.-Fir>t-clds private house on
Brooklyn Heights, near Wall Street ferry.
J. .. IIOYT, II broadway.
EN- iIANGE elegant. new priya.e house,
West Side location unsurl a,.rd. for coun.
try seat or fam. J. y. HOYT, Il Broad.
M1y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
Boaro Uanteo.

GENTLEMAN dcsires comfortable room.
with nrst-clls, hoard, IN "a non-fasniolable
refined house below 42d-st.; not u board
- house. Kindly state full particulars 10
AMERICAN. Tribune Ollie.
ADVERTISE AND SUBSCRIP.
TIONS FOR THE NEW:YORk TRlB-
vNE WILL. BE RECEIVED AT THE UP.
TOWN OFFICE. No. l,2i2 broadway I'd
aoor north OF ThIrty-trst.st and ADVER.
TIBEM ENTS at the following Branch OF.
ncE 25+ Sth-aye.. :. o. cor. 2Sd.~. '1a2
Uen.ave.; 1877 Fourth-ayo.. corner Four.
tenth st. TOO Third-ave.: 159 East orty.
Ssventh-st.. corner 3d.xve. 100 EAst 18th
~, near Thlrd-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
Drooklru Real Gstdtc Go Get.

PART OF three story, new brown.
stone house Second floor and part OF third
excellent modern finish very desirable
mel ghbor God light and cheerful room,
residence Ot The owners snail family OF
three adults: two minutes from Albany.
ave. station. Kings Co. Elevated Is min.
utes from Bridge; will let n a gentleman
and wife or small family OF adults, not eN.
cecding three persons rent e23 Apply
u CHARLES T.. HOTAIING. All Sumner
ave. cor McDonough.st. Brooklyn.
FINE SELECTION houses, fats. floors,
stores offices 10 let near tity Hall,
Rrdgr and throughout cheapnes>. health,
comfort ana convenience 10 Ncw.l0rk.
WILLIAM II. GRACE, Wllloughby ST.,
corner jay, brooklyn open evenings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

european Advertisements.
THE INTERNATIONAL SLEEPING CAR E.
EUROPEAN EXPRESS TRAINS co.
TRAINS DE LUXE AND HOTELS.
SEASON fSo3-t.

MEDITERRANEAN EXPRESS ovcfy sATrHpAY
!.~DAh Ia the khtri COMMENCING on ~.
18TH. Through SIC, ping and pinma car. w ~
COVERED lNfEH-ONMi Nl'NtIoN HlIWl-l.S
me- tAI.s. Ihicc other Daily S'-tlc's % III III
Nl,fd.
tn ,omIany's RIVIERA PALACE HoTEL' NICE
(tlmi'll.
PESINsILAR ENPHEss every FRIDAY. 10
r. ~ 'rG - steam - Through ar from CALAIS.
The Iompany's GRAND EAST INDIA HOTEL
BRINDIsI.
SIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WEDNESDAYS and
SAII IDAYS 10 Pau. IiagnU. Madn1 ana Lisbon,
etc ...........
(TEUNINtS,. LISBON.
ORIENT ENpHEss.- naIly 10 VIENNA, three times
wocAly (, tON>IANTI'-1i'i.E dr'ct.
Ih.S TIA NJ ar. conio. cNcp-l, is 81 Sleeping Sa-
ioo, aad Dining Car. comfosa. warned AMI thor.
oughIy WON'T at- ior all ~ .k,t' and Fuii Details Of
Iiains and Hotel, apply u thri London onc. H. Cock
sur ST. London ; W; ny ". SNOW, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

steamer Massasot (Iirl. Murray. AvonHouth-Janes
ArAc & Co.. =. - g.,
STEINER rawnee Ingram, Wilmington, c. George
town-Wian l. Clyde . 80 , >-a.,
1t amer ROANOKE, Hullhcr.. Norfolk am Nc"Por'
Ncw>-Old Dominion steamship Company. :, ., p,naot
Steamer II + Dmock. Coleman, Bo-,oh-n D nnn
steamer Othclo On Jones, Antweri,-Sand,fsoh N
steamer vrginian OBJ, Christian, Lverpc IA NJ
jnderIin Co.
steamer Oid Dominion, Couch, Newport News ana
Rclmond-Old Dominion Steamship Company: a., ~
steamer Richmond Dole. West I'lht, Na-on Do'
mniol Stcan,I Company. ~ ,,. :, =,
steamer Fl Dorado Baker, New-orleans-J Van
Sickle. ~ "
ship MacDuG or, Macdonald, Manila or Iliolo-John
Ship Philadelphia (Ger), wachter, Sydney. w
Ship Bucclcuch (Br Johanson, AMOR for orders-J w
Bark Liberia Rogers Sierra Leone, Afrlea-Yatcs
Porcrneld -, - -,
Bark Elcno (Br), Ross, Bahia Brazil-Iawrence John
Co.
E,rk Serene Hanson Gaway-McKay & Dix
Schooner Ida + Latham, Blatchiod. Brunswick Ga
Sch ,oncr John Williams, Leck Norfolk. Va-B +
Petty & Co.
SAILED.
steamers La Champagne or, Have; CamIana 0Br),
Liverpool Via Queenstown; EJbc Ger, Breirn via
southampton Otdam Dutch. Rotterdam Sorr INTO V'crl
Hamburg Marengo Obj, Newcastle: Kaiser Wih,ln IL,
Genoa Martalo Orr. Hull; III Dorado New,,flcaisi
lioanolc Norfolk and Newport News old dominion,
Newport and Richmond; argyll tEr Adcn, Sineahorrr'
etc YUcatan. Havana; Bohciha N"er). o'c'"' i"ii'-
dcphia. Laguayra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

Duchess D'UZes Great Work-A colossal statue
Of the Virgin. sculptured by the Duchess dues,
whose eldest recently died in Africa is about
to be erected upon of the Hottest SUBMITS
of the Rouergue Mountains in the Department Of
the AYeYrOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

A.-ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING at short
notice; tiilor-nade dresses. jackets and
tlDans moderate prices. Mrs. MELHOY,
A. Fast Hts. tween Br adway and
Cciyarsity Place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

\ LADY WILL SELL her magnificent
upr ght piano. fancy case. including stool
and scarf for SlSj original cost 1910, four
months ago. Inquire at the private rest.
dentp l.t East ll.Ln-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
for Sale.

\ GENTLEMAN Will sacrifice MS
upright piano for Slo5 five months IN use;
i've years guarantee from maker; cost
$50. Call at residence IA LeXngton.aNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

I SOD FIRST MOKltAGr per
cent; valuable ably lots for sale for 5000;
adv, rtscl needing money. Aulr - M.sS
| JEN rs. BJA lbs. Irlhunn DII.cs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-12

Frink and Hutchinson. Rinehart and HantIl.
Horr and Shaw. O'Neill and Ide. Kelloeg and
smith OF Whitman. Kelly and Nash. Wed ana
Mulkey. Rutter and Van Houton, Tull end
Webb
The pairs kept from the candidatss
votes as follows: Allen 10, Turner 8,
GrIggs 8. Young I. There were NO
changes, those present and not paired
voting - follows:
For Allen-Andsrson Of Whatcom. Anoeeson
OF Whitman, Bslknap, Cameron, vaslioh, For
rest, Hastings. Heliker. Hoole. Xau, Keller
Luddsu. AcElwain, Mckenzie, McNurphy, Ne.
New. Aeany. Mead. Merchant Morrison. Neszs
gaard. Pierce Of Lewis. Roth. sallss, sa1gsank,
speek, Tucker. washburn. wheeler. White, Van
De vanter, Mr. spoaker-34
For Turnsr-Coopsr, Eastsrday. Grsenber9,
Helm. Hurd. Mcmillan. Nsntssr. Mooes. Nelson,
Pierce Of Klickitat, Roscoe, Shade, Sherman,
smithson. Temple, Westfall-lA
For Griggs-Anderson OF Pierce, ,Cowan. Crock.
ett. Donahos. Edmonds, Foss. Judson. Klines
Leo. Lesterman. Mays. Mccrosksy. McManus,
Miller, Payne, Shelton, Turpin-l7.
For Young-Baksf. burton. Dsnn, Durant, xd-
yards, Egbsrt. Scott Smith OF Douglas-&
For Dunbar-Bush Of Chehalis-l
Al only thirteen Of the senators votsd
Mays raised . point Of order that .
quorum of the senate was not present. and
that the convention was therefore not
competent to take ballot President
Luce overruled the point.
Principally on account Of visits 70 b
made to various state institutions By joint
committees next week, twenty-one paire
were announced. most Of them for several
days.
Van do vanter created amusement by
announcing pair between p. b. Johnson
and Nelson Bennett.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-12

Indiana Coneurfent Reso1uti0n for Pep
uisr Elsction Of Senator's keeelvsa.
OLYMPIA. Feb. 11.-fSpecial. THE senate
adjourned until 11:5O on Monday. afts1
d.fficulty in securing . quorum for the
Transaction Of business today. Az il wao
IL Was nearly the hour for the joint session
before . quorum was secured.
New bills were introduced as follows:
k. b No. lS6. by McManus-Fix,ng . psies fee
publlshing legal notices at - aud 80 cents
=. r. No. 49, by Helm, of Misunderstanding
the powers conferred upon municipal corpora
eons OF the fourth class.
9. B. No. lsS. BY Helm-To prevent and regulate
cattle running at large In cities Of the ioursA
: & b No iss, BY Miller Of walla walls-Te
cure detective aeknowledsmsnts.
A petition was received from the school
districts of Sumner and Burnett, Of Pierce
county, urging tho passage Of house bill
No 14l, relative to the common schoolA.
Senators Helm and Hastings were ap-
pointed to visit the home for defective
youth at Vancouver, and Senators Van
Houten and Shaw were appointed to visit
the reform school at ChehAlis.
A concurrent resolution was received
from the legislature of Indiana announc.
ing the decision by that body to favor the
election of United States senators BY di-
rect vote Of the people. The resolution
was ordered to be spread on the records.
A resolution by Sergeant that 200 copies
Of the report Of the labor congress ~
printed. WAS adopted.
The indefinite postponemsnt Of ssnate
bill No. 2, to amend the code In relation
to municipal corporations, was recon-
mended and the report Of the committee
was adopted.
The senate then repaired 70 the houso
for joint session.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-12
sEvERAL srEAnERs OVERDUE.

Incoming Vessels Report Heavy Gales
and Lightning In Geld weather.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1l.-A number Of
steamers are overdue ut this port, the
Westernland, from Antwerp, January 20;
the Germanic. from Liverpool, Feb
ruary L; the Dania, from Hamburg.
January @, and the Persian Monarch.
from London. The severe weather
encountered by incoming vessels has
shown that little speed can be expected in
the face of such conditions. None of the
steamers are sufficiently behind schedule
time to cause any uneasines. In
coming vessels report an unusual
variety of weather-gales, hurricanes
monstrous reas. rain, fog, snow, hail and
slset, with the peculiar phenomenon of
lightning storms with the Thermometer
at the freezing point.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-12

WILKEsBARRE. Pa, Feb. 11.-Banker F.
V. RockafelIow made an assignment to-
day to William Stoddard. q prominent
merchant and heavy depositor.
PrrrsBuRe. Feb. 1.-The suit against the
Economic Society and possible proceed
,ngs by the state have alarmed some of
the depositors in the Economic bank, and
q run began on it this morning. All
corners were paid in full. however. and
confidence was generally restored. The
officers say they have enough money to
meet all demands.
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Cinnamon Nsturalissd In Canada.

DETROIT, Feb. 11.-Chong Fong and
Jong Bong, two Chinese who were arrested
in Port Huron charged with being illegally
in the United States, were tried be-
fore the United States circuit court
commissioner at Port Huron and
sentenced to ten days imprison.
ment in the Detroit house Of
correction. They had in their
possession Canadian naturalization papers,
showing they were British subjects. Ac-
cordingly they will be deported back to
Canada at the expiration of their SEN
tences. A prominent lawyer here thinks
this case may lead to complications be-
tween the American and Canadian gov
ernments, as it may. perhaps. be deemed .
breach Of the treaty between the two
countries
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-12

CHICAGO. Feb. IA. f. Walters. .
freight conductor on the Union Pacific
railroad, was arrested and taken to Omaha
tonight by the chief detective of the
Union Pacific. The arrest is considered
an important one and is the first one of
twenty others which are to follow, the OBJ
ject being the breaking up of gang which.
during the past two years. is said to have
robbed the railroad company out of $40.
900 in merchandise. Walters was arrested
while attempting to dispose of cigars
which were stolen from the company and
sent to him by q confederate.
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left the Honresfeld. It IL reasonably cer-
tain. from the information already fur.
nishsd BY the master Of the ship Geod-
rich. now in port. that the cargo Of coal
took fire and the crew was unable to cope
with it and deserted the vessel.
tine Honresfeld sailed from Liverpool On An.
gust Il, being out 1s4 days up 70 the present
time She passed Holyhead On August u and
Wa last spoken in latitude north, longitude
- west on septsmbee Il She was IN iron ves-
sel OF 2.S73 tons and rated 100 Al She was CON-
naadsd By Capt shaw and consigned - J. b.
spreckles Bro&, Of 6sn Franciscol
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-12

MEMPHIS. Feb. 1.-THE negro named
Fields, who assaulted Mrs. Jack, a white
woman from this city, was lynched
today at Forest hill by several hum
dred of the citizens. The victim,
after recovering composure. identifi ed
the negro fully. and it was with much
difficulty that the woman's husband was
prevented from shooting him. Fields.
when confronted by his accuser, confessed
the crime. He vas taken to q convenient
li1ao and hanged. No noles were shot in
him. The sheriff and posse arrived some
hours later. bat could do nothing
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IN JOINT CONVENTION.

Fifty-ninth and stxtlsth Ballots with.
out Kssalt-Ninsteen Pairs Announced.
OLYxrIA, Feb. 1L-lSpecial. but "a
votes were cast on the Fifty-ninth and
Sixtieth ballots in today's joint conven-
tion. the following 50 members being
paired:
Brock and Woodw worth. Brown and Esheiman,
Bush OF Pacific and Gilman, Roberts and Camp
ball, KsnnsaF and C.aypcos, Edens and Colin.
Dyer and Richards. Fossysa aud saith OF oksn-
oean. 0ilnoEt ana Tooses, Uinchoil And Gxoon,