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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01
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GENENY-EEDGUSON. A; B1ltiuore Ma
Thn,s lay, March -, lS9j n the resiaenoe Of th.
.-ld.'- ss.s Ms {. "; fsgue, by tas Rsv. Dr.
,naioo. connty. NJ. 10 Miss IVA FERGUSON OF
NrsAngton, l..
EANI EN-hECrOG On Me,ine.dsv M.-ch %
u - by ii.e Fry. samuel II. Grerne, ANNA ELIz A.
q ~ HAY a OF Warrington, 70 c. and GEO4.GE
EENl.a a;Et sn.s < MarIra.ul, IA.
hfSSGl.f.s-NAST1N. On c-.o'.-- "a -Soc hy
Rev isg-, SIS g. more strrst Baltimore. Ma,
CEA..--ES W. s.l-l.s 10 FLORENCE MAasIN .
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MGR. sato1l,,s Assistsnts.

Mgr. Donate Sbaresti, auditor to the ecole-
siastical court Of Archbishop satolli. arrived in
Now York on the Britannia yesterday. He was
received by Archbishop Corrisan. DR.. Papi
accompanied him.
DR.. Rocker. the assistant of Mgr. O'Connell
In the American College. was the first auditor
appointed to DR.. Sstolli's court. just as he
was taking the train out of Rome his appoint
ment was revoked and the present one made.
Reasons for the change have never been given.
Mgr. Sbaretti is not expected to arrive in
Washington before Monday.
Mgr. Satolli is far from being well, bat he
hopes to be able to celebrate mass on Easter
Sunday at St. Matthews Church in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

Tho Late George Bsncroft's Manuscripts.
In tho case Of Glover OF al against Bancroft
ct al, for conjunction Of the will OF tie iate
George Bancroft, tho executors and trustees
died petition this morning asking for author
ity to accept tho offer OF tho trustees Of tho
Lenox Library Of New York Of $4,000 cash
tor the historical manuscripts, printed
books and pamphlets OF tho library
of tho deceased, and Justice Cox made u decree
authorizing them to accept the oifsr The
eighth clause OF tho will directed that the his
torical collection be offered to Tho library Of
Congress. and il Congress should not purchase
tho collection in three years then to
offer them undivided to any public
library o. body. Mr.. Bancroft died
January II. 1891, and efforts were made to eel
tho same to Congress-. A bill apprupr.ating
$75. 900 passed the senate. bu. It failed to be-
como y law. This osfer beng acceptable, and
~ 1t will enable them to deliver possession Of
the dwelling and thus secure the purchase
money, Sl00, 600, they ask the authority.
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OmG of 300
a m~mday SaOe
OF Baby @apPiam@so

No. 606-Carrtage-Reed body, up
holstered in old red medallion. satin tapes
try. with silk plush banda. satin parasol.
with lace edge and latest parasol attach
ment. best gear. @ springs. round spoke
wheels and patent brake.
Price, $50 Monday only SIS.
No. S46-Handsome scrou pattern, reed
body. with fendsrs on side. upholstered In
hight blue plush. pipsd back and sides.
satin parasoi. lace edge, best gear. with
springs. shaved spoke wheels and patent
brake.
Price. e16 50 Monday only al so
No. D-Foidiny Carriage. stylish reed
body. Tenders on sides. upholstered in old
red silk plush. sat. perasol to match. best
gear, shaved spoke wheels and .. springs.
Price. el65Q Monday oaiy elA a5
No. C-Foiding Carriage, reed body,
fsnders On sidss, upholstered IN INT fig
ured tapestry. satin parasol to match. best
gear. = springs. round spoks&
Price. az. Monday only el0.2a
No. TO.
Extra Fine resd body. scroll design, up-
holsssssd IN dask baus silk plush, combine
zion old gold plush tximmins,. bsst essr,
shavsd poke wheels. G spfinu, pstsnt
broke. satin psrssol. lscs sdes and bsst
pasasoi sttachmsnt
1ass. - Monday saiy saAsa
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The Russian I:rtrasit:on Treaty.

Secretary Gresham said this morning that
there was no word OF tiuih il the statements
sent TO the London NGRdard by is Berlin
correspondent tnat the United State. minister
at 81. Petersburg had been directed by the
President 10 stop all negotiations concerning
the Russian eStradItion treaty. with the view
10 having the whole subject referred back to
this government. Further than this Mr..
Gresham did not care 20 talk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

The NEW STArIsTIcIAN.-Henry Robinson
of Michigan. the newly appointed statistician
Of the Department Of Agriculture, entered
upon the duties of his Office today A difficult
task awaits Mr.. Robinson in his new duties,
which are intricate and manifold. The Assist
ant statisticisn, b. W. Saow. resigned some
weeks ago. also an experienced 81, 500 clerk in
the same Office. This will place the admins
tration of affairs of the osics in entirely new
hands
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Fall Of u Big Gun.

At tho ordnance chop. navy yard. on Thurs
day, while moh were engaged in lifting one OF
tho ten-inch guns from the foor, tho hook OF
tho crane parted and the gun fell
Tho weapon was not quite one inch from the
door when the accident happened. 1t might
have boon q serious matter had the broak oc-
oIrred few moments later.
Capt Jewell, chief OF ordnance, stated to The
STAR reporter this afternoon that 20 damage
resulted and no injury Incurred save to the
hook, . worry inoons!derabls item
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The Dubbs Faction Again Beaten.

1uo Dude F1ctlon AGAIN Beaten.
The Illinois supreme court yesterday in q
lengthy opinion per curtain absolutely settled
the Evangelical Church war BY oustinG the
Dubbs faction bodily and holding that the In
dianapolis general conference was the only law
ful body end that It's findings regarding the
division in the church we're final and binding
The case ct hand and the one upon which the
supreme court passed Is that OF Husssr VI.
Echwoker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court 10 the following: John
Donaldson Of Gallup. n. NJ, and Annie E.
Woulte; A. J. Jackson and Annie Morgan, both
Of Montgomery county. Nd; John J. Connolly
and Annie E. Soin; Charles II. Carter and Mary
West; WIN. p. Baden and Ann Ellen Eezn Of
Charles county. Nd, John Kraft and Katie
Robinson; Joseph & Ferris Of Milford, Coma,
end Hattie psrsooa
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Pennsylvania's Bluecoats Going to Chicago.
There Is not much doubt that the National
Guard Of Pennsylvania will encamp at Chicago
during the worlds fair, instead of the usual
summer encampment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

LIEUT.. JSo. 7. FRENCH. JR.. fourth artillery,
who was thrown of his horse during The inaug-
uration parade, sustaining a fracture OF his
collar bone. has recovered sufficiently to be out
and has gone to Pennsylvania 70 recuperate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

The Old Story Of "Playing the Horses.''
William b vandyks, twenty-six years old,
native Of Cincinnati, b locked up at police
headquarters in New York for the forgery of mis-
employers name to . 81. 900 check which he
had cashed Ton him and then lost tbs money
upon horses.
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g:an-. of IN, They,rou.,.,

The following were the temperatures at the
Once OF the weather bureau today; 8 m, <s;
2 D. N, "a; maximum. "a; minimum, al
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siorr .pn,tc-,,. 20, omo.

Walter II. Nelson o: this city is an applicant
for the position Of custodian OF iies and plates
in the bureau OF engraving and printing. Oscar
A Stevens wishes to be collector OF the port o:
Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

ChAnesllor Weleo.t at Wamiassen. Del, We'd
nesday administered the oath Of office Of chief
justice to Charles 3. Lore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

ASSISTANT SECRETARY McADoo has gone to
New York for few DAYS.
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! P@r0w1o Suite

a P@rOwr Suite
Bargain extraordinary. Cannot be equsled,
6piocs Largo Mahogany Suite. consisting Of
sofa. doube-arm dtvan, arm chair, patent
rocker and two side chairs. All covered In
bar0afn at 500. remarkable at SS4Z.IO
[EaS@0s R@du@@I.
Quite largo lot Of them reduced 80 to 30
per cont. Bstter buy nov II you want one
Among the rest are Brass Esseis, white and
brass. bamboo. mahogany finish and oak,
G@u@h@S amid l@um@es
We make every styis and we're proud
Of them, too, Your special attention u
directed to our own WARDROBE COUCH
1.-THE GRAND" aud our "OkI-
ENTAIL DiyAS," Both Ut them novelties
In tbs Couch liae-both certainly worth in
apeotins Prices oesv reasonable. We
make . speciality Ut our own work. We
have LOUNGES from ID. % up, Note
these reductions,
$24 LOUNGE, oaf frams. double pill.
low back. covered with blue crushs CT
cd plush. reduced to,.......,,,,...,,, SDlO
a2t Oak.frsms LOU NOE, carved
and covered with alk Tapestry, re- = x
0Soeo so' ,,,',,r.ssssssss.,-r,rrrrt' " "
go PLiMPrOA he'd LOUNGE,
oak carved fraHs. covered with silk - x
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HoRsF0RD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
The Bet Touas
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Hos1EnY DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.
USDrRwrAn DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS

tOOtson. OnfuUffcs WOoi,
I9c Swtss Ribbed vests. colors.
&c Eicheneu Eibred Vests. coiors 19c
0Oc Ribbed vests. Pants and Tights 44c
nc Ribbed siik Hesis. colors .6}c
96c kibped Shk vasts. colors .S9c
II. ID snk Vests (worth u 2o). .96c
10 Per cent discount on expensive silk Under
wear: also onetenth "a the prices marked ON Phyllis
Sprne sad summer Union Suits, &c.
o.. % Cotton and Cambria French Underxsr-
Inerts. ...... ......................sl ss
LOO La etrimmed UNDERGRADUATES. FL .l
u skirts and Night Gowns. ................. Sac
Ssc Skira and Corset Covers. ................tA SIC
DC French Model Corset Covers ...............49c
&c Black Satern Skirts. 4oc
IL Is silk Embroidered Satesn skirts. ......., 9sc
y ~ etik SKIRTS. all styles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 81
~ - Excels1or Goth skirts, silk rufeA 81 ~
81 rs Siik Skirts 81 styles ii - =.
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EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.

tEmbroideries and White Goods.)
One-tenth OF marzed prices Of all Embroideries,
also Figured Dimitiss and Swiss. Lawns. Organdiss
nc
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B@0oW@nmS 0m N1att1mgse
1.GOo yards White Chinese
Straw Mating st..............s CTS. YD.
1850 yards Fancy Chinese
Straw Mating at............l 10 CTS. I'd.
1000 yarcs Heavy Join.iess
Chinese Mstt,ns ar........l7x CTS. I'd.
Bargains 1m O60@0@Ghss
500 yards Floor orcloth, worth s1ON
80 and IS cts. yard. at only. ....... AOC
Carpet Remmamts77
at Exactly hal/ prics.
10 Patterns Half-wool Heavy IN.
GRAIN CARPETA In lengths Of
from 10 25 yards. REGULAR vaiuc6D = n
90 cts. yard. ySdycsd to. ....... ECC
100 Remnants INGRAM
CARPETS, 1 to ~ yards Ok CTS.
LONG, Reduced to.............6 c EACH.
Remnants Of Administer. wilton. No
quote. Brussels aud Velvet Carpets, ] to
10 yards long. ct ONE-HALF The
MARKED PRICE.
OuDG of 300
Regular 50-csnt HAsSOCKS
placed sale this week
only about 90 Are left. Well o. CTS
close them out ~ only ........ = EACH.
y dozen 26-ct. HASsOCKS at Is cts
M MlmmM1nw @nGn
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0dM Beds

-reduosd half prfos Ever heard Of .
solid oak double bed for o. Esq It's here.
etn2!s and y beds. too. In oAk. Maple,
Mahogany and Cherry.
e6.& Bsds reduced 10 ..,..,...,,,.,. g. IS
80 Beds rsducsd TO ..,....,........., go
0kkArs SsS
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LACE DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.

VAIsO VeiIS
10 per cent discount-onstenth of marked prices OF
all Laces. Intending Drapery Nets, Lace Neckwesr
and Parasol Covers.
20 Wells all styles. 19c
tic Wells. all styles 15c
12c Wells. 10r ana &c Wells
10 per cent discount on made Crepe Border Wells.
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sh Tyanhoe. from San Francisco. ~ Seat
tie: scar William Bowden. from Fan
FRANCHISES. At Royal Roads. Sailed Blk
Tso Brothers. Tacoma for San Frsnei.co.
PoKr GAxEIE. SEPT % Especially The
recently launched schooner G. s. Holmes
vas tosed from Port Blnkeiey 20 this port
Sunday by the steamer Yakima Her
maiden voyage will be TO Honolulu, lum-
Der laden.
TsToosH. Sept ia-5 p. N. Cloudy;
light southwest wind. Passed out-Br strs
Empress OF China AID Graadhoim- Passed
Instr City Of Puebla, 2:p pm. Schooner
outside bound IN.
PeEr AssEExs. Sept ie.-5 p. m---
Cloudy; light west wind; tug Magic in
bar.
HoorfsK. Sept i7.-fspecial. Sailed
fror7 Aberdeen for San Francisco
Schooner Charles r. wilson-
SAx FRAsc1sco. Sept. I9.-Arrived--
Etr Wellington. Departure bay; str Waila
walga, Victoria, etc Cleared-str Costa
Riea. Nanaimo. Depastet-Sir Mont
serrat, Sanaimo.
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NEWS OF RAILROADS.
Legal Fight Over Northern Pa
cific Terminals.
4 QUESTIONS OF BOOKKEEPING.
xhs Bursfnxtos Soon 20 ceanset WIN
IN. n Pc. -. Accountants Once
Removed 90 %. Psai.

Mmwsrxxr, SEPT fs.--Ths question OF
Gle lease OF the Wisconsin Central Eosa 70
the Northern Pacific is not Likely 70 De
settled In the very nenw future. unless the
argument IN progress before judges Jen-
ffns and Seaman terminates a5rnptiy.
David s. wixz. representing the Chicago q
Northern Pacific, began an argument on
the Intervening petition yesterday after
moan and 10 stiII arguing. Wigg taxes the
ground that the Northern Pacific owns the
CHICAGO a Northern Pacific. which it -
suuposed 70 have leased through the Wis
eonsfn Central. and that the obligations
sssumed under that contract make the
lease not an ordinary one. but an ooilga-
ton whieh the receivers have not the
power 10 repudiate. Wigg charger the
northern Pacific people with goobting all
the Chicago a Northern Pacific bonds IN
sight, amounting TO $3.50, 900, on the eve
Of Its determination to cancel the lease.
and within two weeks Of the time when
there vas due 10000 payment which
tho bankrupt Wisconsin Central could not
pay.
The court began asking questions about
this big steal and wigg at once became
more moderate. lie said be had not In
tended to charge anybody with deliberate
wrong. He thought everybody acted in
good faith, and II was all q simple mistake
in bookkeeping. Wigs explained that the
members of the two companies were the
same. most Of the officers the same, and
he himself the only man who did not hold
two Offices. All the differences were
caused by the method OF, bookkeeping. one
kind Of entry being made Of bonds belong
ing 70 the Chicago & Northern Pacific, an
other to the Northern Pacific. While
charging expenses one way made the loss
on the Chicago terminal appear 100000
. year. charging them another made
the loss only $4,000 Ia three years.
Charging them still another made an act
ual profit. lis intimated the last named
vas really the proper way.
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WILL MEET rHE STEAMSHIP.


Kf&pHrHff8na 10 Nete UFnte tine tfoWA %
Enginnd's Arrival.
The approaching arrival of the Crown Of
England, the first of the steamships OF
the Great Eastern line to ply between
China, Japan and Seattle direct. has
brought to head the preparations for q
proper celebration Of the event The board
OF trustees Of the Chamber Of Commerce
yesterday adopted resolutions on tho sub
tect, this action being taken on account OF
the following letter from +. c. Dayidge,
the Victoria agent OF the line. to Gen.
Metcaife. This letter 10 dated September
u and reads:
III can not find out the speed of tho
steamship Crown of England. but l reckon
che will arrive at Seattle on the 2ist. and
that Is the nearest ! can tell.
my intention is to meet her at Port
Townsend, where she will stop for the
health officer TO 60 on board.
.'From Carmanah point expect TO get
about five hours notice OF her approach,
but IL you or any Of your friends will
honor Us by joining the vessel at Port
Townsend you must be on time, for we
shalt have TO rush TO get discharged within
chartert ime."
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
"Resoired. That the mayor and common
council and other members of the city
government; all Federal. state and county
officers, the officers aud members of the
Merchants and Manufacturers Exchange;
the officers and members of this body, and
citizens generally be and they are hereby
cordially invited TO meet the steamship
Crown of England upon her arrival at the
dock, to attest our appreciation Of so inn
portant an event as the establishment OF a
line of steamers between Seattle and the
Oriental ports.
"Rcsoipcd, That all vessels In port are re-
quested 10 display bunting and tender
such saiutes "a in their power, and Ii con-
venient meet the. ship as she comes into
port and accompany her 20 the wharf.
"Resotred. That the mills and manufac-
tories DO requested 20 sound their whistles
and tho citizens generally TO display such
bunting rs they can upon the ships ar
rival.
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A, th. world.s Falr.

CHICAGO. Sept 1.-the attendance to-
day was 20l $50. of whom III sos paid.
The fishermen's celebration begun yes
terday with q procession of all sorts Of
fisher craft from the Arctic whaier to the
dory. The celebration will continue three
days. with exhibitions of skill In all de-
partments from happening TO scientific
angling. A scientific angling tournament,
open 10 all. will commence Thursday and
continue several days.
WoRIp's FAIR GROUNDS, Sept. l9--[Spe-
cIai. Visitors from Washington regis
tered at the state building today as fol-
lows;
From Seattie--Mrs. J. q. Sorensen, s. G..
Benedict, Mrs. James Dougan, f. l.. BEN
nett. J. +. Taylor. ID. c. Garrett, $. w.
Jackson, Ralph A. schoenfeld, J. h.
Wakefield, Mrs L. r. stetson, Mrs. III.
Wilcox. Mrs. Constance Wilson.
From Taeoma-MTs. II. II. Knight, Miss
Molle shannon. Miss NJ Haanahan, Mat
From vancouver--W. Foster Hidden.
Miss Agnes o'Keane. Miss Katherine
Wells.
From Gray's River-G. w. Gardner.
From North Yakima-G. NJ. Reed. ].
Mccormick.
From Aberdeen--Mrs. A. Ait, Selma A.
Ait, I. L. Maley.
From whatcom Mrs. Philip Baum.
Miss Raun.
From Port Townsend-P. r. De.ecy, ].
q. Evans, w. J. Fritz.
Kate Kane, the crazy female lawyer OF Chi.
cage. IS circulating petition requesting Presi.
dent Cleveland TO appolnt her justice % the
unitsd states supreme court
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q. y. Aeeauntan,.. nmoe Mnxsd.

The accountants Office of the Great
Northern coast lines was closed on Mon
day. and ell the books and papers were
shipped TO the headquarters a. ST. Paul
yesterday. ]. l.. Crsmer. tho accountant,
and Mrs. Cramer left for st. Paul yester-
day morning. much to the regret of their
many friends in the city, and all the en-
pioyes OF the office have scattered. Ernest
wurtele has been found position in the
Office Of the Great Northern Express Com
pany. w. Budden and John II. Farryman
have gone ON hshing trip TO Index. Miss
Hixson. the sssnegrsphsE. has gone TO her
home At Kent and J. T. Agaew, Edward
McAultfe and G. A. Geiaste remain in the
city.
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Railroad and Corporation Notes.

Railroad and Corporation Notes.
z. A. Hsekett. general agent OF the Burling-
ton road, 10 in the city.
Manager Wesley Wilson. of the Seattle Coal
and Iron Company. was at Gilman yesterday.
W. r. King, travelling auditor OF the Great
Northern 10 in the city, registered ut the North
ern.
s. MeCieiiand, auditor of the Pacific Navisa-
ton Company at Vancouver. B. G., 10 at the
Northern.
Yesterday was pay day at the Black Diamond
mines. and Cashier Moore paid out about $4,000
10 tho men.
Albert r. Gastner. OF Portland, special agent
and adjuster OF the Phmnlx and Home fire In
surance companies, Ia At the Grand.
Henry & Baleh. the contractors for the Everett
a Monte Cristo road, finished the a.ting at
noon ON Monday and paid OF tao lAss gang Of
men yesterday.
BY the end Of this month the Great Northern
road will have all its new sleeping cars in SER
vice. each one of them having twelve sections
and two drawing rooms
Mail service win be put on the Great North
ern railway between spokane ana Everett juno
ton commencing November !, lsea This will
Gil up the gap between the ends OF the line.
circular to stockholders of the Northern
Pacific railroad asking for proxies for the CON-
ing election has been issued by August Bel
utouts btaStoH t'ess Dohniu eiceAhsf y. horace
Harding and Winthrop smith.
The Atchison road has met the Southern Pa
c.fio cut fare from California 20 the Missouri
river. s3675: round trip. s6s. The Southern
Pacific and southern California hare issued cir
culars, each declining to honor the tickets OF
the other.
The rate Of wages for gr!pmsn and conductors
on the Yssier avenue cable road has been re-
duced to 20 cents an heurs the same a. on the
eth Aaafe affr. 49,.
put In service. giving Q Eve Instead OF q six.
minute service.
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WATER FEosr NOTES.

Ship n. r. chesey arrived sf san francisco
ten days from Seattle.
Steamship city Of Puabla Is expected 20 arrive
from sxn Francisco tAis morning
Inspectors Bryant and Cherry vent to Tacoma
yesterday on In pection business.
ship SPARTAN has been out s.x days on her way
from San Francisco TO thss por: % load coal
Nicaragnan bark Comet. recently arrived 81
BIaseiey, mas been chsrtered 10 load lumber for
suva. Fill
Steamship ursatlIs took cargo Of coal At the
bunkers yesterday and VIII sail for San Fran
cisco this afteFnSaon-
Capt z. ~ harrington returned % his po-
sitton a. master OF the steamer Greyhound yes
terdny. succeeding G. l. Hill
British ship William Law. Capt Abbott. II
now on the way from swasos, China, TO Puget
sound 70 load wheat for Europe.
ship Ivanhos, Capt Griffith, arrived from San
Francisco yesterday. twelve days out, to load
Black Diamond coal for the return trip.
Bark Matilda. which has been undergoing re-
pairs at Port Blakeiey. was towed 20 Departure
bay yesterday TO load coal for Honolulu.
American ship Empire, Capt Davis which
sailed from Port Blskeiey March 10 with cargo
of lumber, arrived at southampton septem-
Der Is
The steamship Crown Of England. the first OF
the Great Eastern line OF steamships. is Ell.
pected here some time this week. she LETT
Hongkong August 20 and was booked TO sail
from Yokohama on sentember6 6. Her speed 10 not
known, nut from Is to IS days IL the estimate
made by steamboat men, She Ii q vessel of
1858 tons, being Of somewhat less tonnage than
the City OF Puebla, although she is said 10 be o
larger carrier than the latter steamship
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s..s,i. an iu.arape. Center.

This city is now recognized as the insur-
snce headquarters of the North Paclac
coast X. L. Fahi. special agent ana adj
jaster of the Fireman's Fund Tor Wash.
ington. Oregon, Idaho and Montana. has
Just removed his headquarters from Ta-
coma 90 this ci,y. and most of the travel
ing insurance men make Seattle their base
Of operations for this whole section.
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DEATHS xvD FUNERALS.

~ sSHER-In seattle en- T1es1Ay. SeoSsmher ".
1879. ~ 20 ia West SfewE-s street. HezFy -
Eesnsr Of pnea-aonsE. aze1 81 ys2rS
The body lies q. the CroSs Undertaking rooms
awaiting frtsrnaens-
xRLsoS-Tae funeral Of Miss BesSe Nelson VII
take place NJ ocfUck tbs assernoon Al the
rooms os the Gross Undertaking Company. with
tntesnseat In Lake yie~ cemetery fr5eads sre
tnvfsed
TAyL0R-The funeral Of ROY Z Taylor. infant
son Of Mr. and Mrs William Tay or. Wild be head
~ 10 ofc1ock this forenoon. c0ruer Of N1disen
and Nas tiloa streets, with 1nterzneat ~ Mount
Peasant eenaetsry.