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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-11

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-11

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-11

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-11

AIDES CHICHESTER ENGLISH PEN
- hyr1yA Pills Diamond brand the oesk
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-11

NNA>TED-A uoop MECHANIC TO Byy
w afft II the best small business la the rtiv
we'll paying At this time | have Set to leave thi .
wei country sure. Addssss 81, fost. Iu;elli-
1sneer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-11

WANTED STRONG SINGLE Young MAN
w for steady work ia country: must work
CHEAP, state where he Aoaday mafnlns.
n. g. Post utstsiEencsF.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-11

CONNER HRoS.
I@sspsoae ZgtS 1T Wss; fssler a*enue-
NANI CO. S ~. Y - A bsas. n r daa
t!@sss csre~ haurs sroua te Il
New-York tribune., 1894-02-28
DANGER JUST AHEAD
Prominent Professor Speaks About the
Threatening Things Abroad at This Time
of the Year.

1T Is surprising people are suffering to-day
from so-caIIed corghs. colds and nnuenza."
The remark was mad by very prominent professor.
connected with one leading New-York hospitals
Continuing he said:
1T IL these things that troubling people but II
advanced Of old enemy. the grip People
feel OF have pains in the muscles and
bones have appetite lose all Interest In the world and
wonder what II the II Is the grip nothing else
Now. all such symptoms need TO have prompt treat
ruent The attack be me; and repeed at once. or
It Is certain into something serious know OF but
certainly avoid these troubles which are now
and that IL &c Immediately counteract them
by good. pure. strong snulant Nothing Of the
ordinary kind but something and scientific For this
purpose nothing has equailed Dunys Pure Malt
Whskey. which acknowledged to-day by physicians and
scientific people to be the only medicinal malt whis-
-ey upon the market"
The words Of the professor and they carry
wonderful meaning 10 many r7en ana women VINO are
nufering with the FIRST symptoms OF grip else grip IN
It's advanced stages For all such people offer word
Of advice. which is the best 70 overcome
these troubles and de- permit dealer 70 swerFe
from your purpore have that which has proven
itself by YEAR, of 10 be the bes; and piresi snu
liant in the world.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-28

Ne wi:son:n wheat AilS.asss ss;. wa: va:
zee To-day the sane class No wlss0n'in winter
chieaxo i, ns is lvse s' thsn n Sst ysars prtc.
Minneapolis. Feb. 27.-The bulls had the best of the
when i, developed thai wheat offerings heavy
there was response that brought cent bulge N tne
attributed that oi the small holders
sold yesterday which left the market arm tns
.eins az sse. July opened anu at 5os and Closed al s9
as%c. after selling ~ dcc The cash MARKET y ssesay
sold 59c Coarse grains were steady Flour about
unchanged. Corn scld At about @c oats. No j white
Phadephia Feb e7.-Flour-suprlies large. while buy
quotabiy unchanged hut weak 10 sell. Nnest-Aaiket
hn and advanced &c under stronger reports rom other
and very it,e inquiry for export. 30 red February
eoi4a0gsc. March. 6os aeIc: April dl-.aG2c May SO
parcels regular line steamers while local job
two cars 40 yellow f5i.c. and two No mixed
4I.c. No mixed February. 4l@.qi2c. March. April
earios ruled firm though quiet Futures arrn and prices
OF February ise higher under light offerings Sales q
3sc. No white Fearuarl. 51zedsc' March and April
2ca9sIe May isoes o,sl quiet ro and oaIcs Easy
8OTG3c. Other articles unchanged.
St Louis Feb. .7.-Flour market quiet and unsettled
s. cs faaey s. l5ass - choice 81 soss2 re aour
~ I5ds3 buckvhea n0ur - TjpSG Wheat higher. Feb
sellers Csc irc ~ which one buyer to9k y cars
but other Eastern shipper out - that Corr weak but
~, atss 0.t. ,r-,, nc as ,ss,eriav NJ
2,-.02gfc. Pork standard selling A. Si2 %;
G42lsc Tac0n boxed shoulders c.c: longs. lc ribs &c
AM ana uccbanee5 a, o2.Ic asked sales cars az
30.isc spei;er held At di-.
tFor General Mare, Reoort see Tenth Page)
New-York tribune., 1894-02-28
A RECEPTION FOR DIR. RAYMOND

lhe Executive Committee OF the Union College
Alumni Association OF New-York will give re-
cepton for the new president of Union the Rev.
DIR. Andrew V. V. Raymond. Of Albany at the
Hotel Waldorf on Thursday evening March g.
The invitations include the members OF the local
alumni association who number over COO; the COL
iege trustees faculty and prominent guests OF the
association. DR.. Raymond has not yet resigned his
pastorate OF the Fourth Presbyterian Church in
Albany but will do so before the next commence
ment He ofiiciated yesterday In the chapel exer-
cises at the college. and met with the faculty in
MS nrst faculty meeting He will take up his resi-
dence in the presidents house on the campus about
May j, and will be formally installed on June 26
the day preceding the annual commencement His
appearance at the college was hailed with enthusi-
asm by the students
New-York tribune., 1894-02-28

Baltimore. Fe5 27.-Fiour dull. unchangd sales CO..
bbls. Wheat lrmer No red spot and February o9tg
JJ7kc: May. S2kMO2tsc No rcd. 5ditSlc. mill
nz wheat by sample. oOa5ic. stock. liGLOd2 bush;
sales 1900 bush Corn steady: mxed and February
4OlzWiff.cs May. 4Am41izc. steamer mixed. fpsc bid;
Southern by sample. ;2GI2sc; do grade. Al
stock n53 sf2 bush sales II .0O0 bush oats nrm No
Western 36isl37c No mixed do 3zft35c; stock.
l43 227 bush Rye hImer: No 57q5sc. stock 2j,GN2
bush Hay quiet sl4 JOdSlj. =. Grain freghts active,
steady. Eggs firm. ls1 i0c Copper steady. ys49,se.
Other articles unchanged.
Boston. Feb. 27.-Markets quiet. butter weak.
Buffalo. Feb. 27.Spring wheat quiet opening steady
closed a higher $500 bush No hard sold Ipflc,
closing No hard Tic; No Northern Chicago. Gi.c. do
Washburn. zoe: do Minneapolis Gsizc. Winter wheat
lower: saes. $500 bush No red. G0zc In store; 10
white. &c asked Corn lower. closing weak at inside
prices. Sales. No rcd. s04c; 10 do, f0.c.
cars No 39A a40c; No corn 394c. oats
easier: demsnd fair; offerings liberal Sales cars No
white :sjc No white. 341c 90 choice,
tA4S5c: cars No white, S3sc: 2 cars No mixed
32zc Barley firm choice Western. G2l5c. fair 70 good
5405sc state GSN73c. Rye-No offerings No quotable
at 3c in store Flour steady best patent spring $50
81 S5lS3 aO straight winter. SO l0Gs3 20 81 ?OTSS;
mill feed nrrn. Unchanged
New-York tribune., 1894-02-28
Rcal Gstate.

: :
WANTED Stock Of Deposit National
Bank, or books OF ST. Nicholas Bank In ex-
change for new house, 10 rooms; ell i'm
proyements; house free and clear. Address
;. X OSTOM. 407 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-28
miscellaneous.

sTEREOPTIcoN.-D .-Dissolving-view ap-
raratus FOR hire With operator. 81 and ex-
penses per evening. Either oxy-lydrogen
cox. Box 5 Tribune Orsce.
SAFES soid direct by the manufacturers
to the customers. cheap for cash. house.
si5 up: business. So up. catalogue free.
y. Y. SAFE CO. "a Clinton Place.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-28
FURNISHED Rooms.

.--a- -- .a s a s
COMFORTABLY furnished rooms; pri-
vatc house breakfast optional; refer
ences $50 East 9stt-st
DENTISTS or SPECIALISTS once.
near Broadway and herald square; also
other handsomely furnished rooms l+s
West 3ith-st.
LARGE FRONT ROOM. closets. bath:
superior accommodaticn: private house
suitable for one or two gentlemen. 100
Lexington-ave.
THE BURLINGTON. 10 West 3oth-st.-
Handsome front SIT, rooms. hy the
month; meals Ia carte; private service.
i2TH-sT. q wEsT.-Handsomely fur
nished large and sniail rooms: superior
home table; New england family. refer
snee require
isrH ST. 2os EAST T.-Desirahie. we'll
furnished sunny room In private family;
references.
ssrH-sr.. 25e WEST. Large sunny
front and hall room. newly furnished:
AT5. 81: refsrences-
xoTrz-sT., i4s EAsr.-rwo large rooms.
singly o. en- suite; also hall room: strictly
private ssrnily; no other boardsrs: brea<-
fast II dcslred.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-28
,0TEl DE LILLE ET D'ALBi0N
poar0 ano Rooms.

-A.-HANDSOMELY furnished second
floor. with frsi-class board: reference eX-
changed q West 50th-st.
GRAMERCY PARK. las East 2ist-st.-
Desirable rooms: superior table; everything
frs,-class; privilege private park. reason
able. references.
GRAMERCY PARK. NORTH O39 East
21st-st) Elegant rooms; board and at
tendance uneXcelled.
aeTH-ST.. 80 wEsT.-Family hotel;
comforts and conveniences OF a home. -
present guests been here average OF II
years. call or send for circulars. with
,rates.
sc GRAMERCY PARK. K.-Famlly hotel.
suits and single room. steam heated; ex-
cellent table. park privilege: reference.
s5TH-sT.. ia wEsT.-sunny. single
room in strictly private family; board op-
tional. references.
iO3 WEST 4STH ST Large room: hot
and cold water. Unexpectedly vacated; ex-
celent board.
iso EAST 45TH-ST. Handsome front
and back parlor slngly or en- suite: ali
convenirnces: moderate to desirable party.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-28
FURNISHED 6onscs 20 Get.

MODENA. y. Y.-To i <nt. furnished. for
season. near station. excellent location.
abundant shade. fruit. good garden. house.
i6 rooms; stable. etc. Address owner. or
H. Merritt. SO Shave. Sew-York city.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-28
Eesal Notiees.

A Nm RUMSEY. deceased-Pursuant to the
~ Act Of Parliament 22d and 2sd Wet. cap. s5
titled IAN Act 20 Further Amend the Law Property
and Relieve Trustees" NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that all creditors and other persons having any claims
demands against the Of Rumsey formerly
OF Mtre Terrace Downham Road Kingslsnd. afterward
Of Clifton Terrace, Mazda HILL both in he County OF
Middlesex. and late OF 81 Abingdon Road. Kensngton
In the county spnster. deceased (who died on the
9th November. 1898. and whose Will. with a cod ell
thereto was proved in the principal Registry Of the Pro-
bate Division OF Her MGJestys High Court Justice
the Sth February. 1894 by deceased's brother
Edward Rumsey OF the Lodge Hill ngdon. in Mddlesex
architect, and her cousin Almarc Rumsey Of stone
Buildings Lncolns Inn. In Mddesex. barriscI-at-law
the therein named hereby required send
the particulars In writing OF their claims and
the undersigned the solicitor the executors
On before the Dist day OF May 1894
the said executors will proceed 10 distribute the
the said deceased the entitled thereto
having regard only the claims of which
they shall then have had notice. and they Will not be
liable for the Of the said deceased any part
thereof distributed TO " whose
claims demands they shall then had notice
Dated this 18th February. 1894.
CHARLES u. wOOLIEY
! Great Winchester Street London +. C.. England. So
citor for the above named executors
New-York tribune., 1894-02-28
Grlp Uautso.

ED.-Ladies and gents % intro
duce a new household articl 500 can Be
made IN short time. no canvasslns. sells
Itself send dime ier particulars ard IN
structions. G.. ESGEL. 20 Avers-ave..
Chicago. III.
BOOKKEEPER and office assistants
SIS: collector. Sl5: salesmen and clerks.
al kinds. MUTUAL EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. 81 Broadway.
MEN. all towns. sell merchants. farm
ers. shippers. factories. etc. Royal slgn
markers marks signs. s. NV cards boxes
packages crates. barrels. etc. retails Tor
2sc.. cheapest yet. entirely new. samT
mailed. icc. ROYAL SPECIALITY CO.
lss Chauncey-st.. Brooklyn
UNMARRIED CARPENTER wanted Tor
steady work or farm within an hour -
New-York Must be a handy man capa-
bic % doing painting. glazing. etc. as
well as carpenter work. Wages 20 a salts
factory man. So pe- month. with board
alt ioiSlns. Address L. VI. J.. Tribune
Oilce.
wANTED.--A steady man. Irish Cath
0lic preferred. SIS per week W rite to-
day. JOHN O'TOOLE, - 5th-ave.. Chi
caso. III.
WANTED. For the Robinson Hotel Co.
cooperative. managerr. clerks. cashiers.
barieRders. biAiari attendants. walters.
p0riers bakers and cooks. with s7O0 or
uore. guaranteed against loss. For par
t!cuiars apply 70 JULIUS II. ROBINSON.
New York Hotel Cts Broadway.
Female.
LADY'S MAID. Con nctent lady's maid
AMI reamsfrcss. Protestant one who will
assist IN oth1r duties IN apartment Bring
references snl call before 10 upon Mrs.
r. NJ. ROBINSON The Chelsea. 30 West
X3i-sf
WaNTED.-LaGles = DO light sewing at
home. work sem by naii ani paid for n
delivery. ladies having leisure hours send
stamped envelope. bASSETT EMBROI- /
derry co. - Trefn n)nt-ave.. Boston. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-28

Cash quotations follows: Flour quiet
prices steady and unchanged No spring wheat 5zlsQ
57tsc; No spring wheat 549cOc; No red 5iisc No
corn. 34Ac: No oats, 2S%c No rye, ACC No barley
53c No haxseed, 81 39iS; prime timothy seed 81 mess
pork. Dbl s1I y5q$ll 9fh: lard per 100 n, 81 25n
81 27s short ribs sides 1oose) So 22sasG 2s dry sailed
shoulders boxcd 81 25ds6 So short clear sides 'bo1ed
81 ,Sas l2h Whisky dstlers finished goods per g1 ~
per btl standard A. 81 IS per Dbl On the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter steady fancy cream
cry. 26c; choice, 24a2jc fair TO god. 2Od2lc Eggs
steady at lie. ..
Cincinnati Feb 27-Flour-Spring patents. 50 3o4s3 so
fancy. 81 65US3: family. 81 25Qs2 80 wheatOnerings
very light and market easy; No red. 51c No red,
55sc; sample red, 554c. CornOferings light fair de-
mand: mixed 3sc; yellow ear 43c; No mixed 3sc:
No 2 yellow. 3sAc; No white: Sse oats-No mixed
32c; No mixed light color 32c No white. 33sc; No
white s2,;s Rye1No 2 52c rork.city mes, mess SO;
slS % Kettle lard steady sales Of steam lesf 5c se,
shealders slts short ribs nc shor. clear sides Isc
goods on tss's OF 81 is were 75s bhls
Milwaukee Feb. 27--May wheat opened 5Is4c. sold
to 5sc. to sc 20 5skc and closed 5sc. Cash wheat
nrm lnc uldef May. Samples active. Close track.
No Northern. 64i1c No 2 spring. Gle; No hard
winter 5sc. Bariey-Cash February. 49,ic; April.
50Ac Samples firm and active Rye active No /. 4Sc:
No e acc biz. Oats in good demand; No white. 3lhc;
No do. 30%c. Corn quiet No 3. SAC: No 1. 32c Flax
seed-cash. 81 ss May 81 AZ market quiet Other seeds
New-York tribune., 1894-02-28
Citn Real Gstate for Sale.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner i0sth-st-
Substantial. artistic. detached house: low
price. send for circular. ATLAS I'M
PROVEMENT CO.. Is Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-28
Business Chances.

Al OPPORTUNITY for 1000 loan on
elegant property 20 complete building loan
secured with interest and share In prohts;
also party 10 unite In syndicate OF three
on property in demand. and where the
returns will be large. Address PRlNCl-
PAL. Tribune ONCE.
A.-MEDICAL PRACTICE. near city.
Only 800 paving over $1,000 each year,
population. 100; rare chance for doctor.
NATIONAL EXCHANGE. i16 Broadway.
Room p.
A.-LARGE MANUFACTURING plant.
business OF last year. Sll5.Ooo. chance for
capiialisi NATIONAL EXCHANGE. i76
Broadway. Room II.
ESTABLISHED Trucking and Express;
All Al wort; owner retiring: chance for
active party. ALERT. Tribune once.
IF YoU HAVE store or business Of
any KIND you wish sold quickly. without
MpONAI.D < WiGGfNS. 40 Nassau-st
PRECINCT BoNDs.-sixteen Of $500
each. drawing per cent. payable semi
annually. In New-Yori< City Absolutely
safe. Fullest investigation c0urted. Room
so. POI Broadway.
STEAM LAUNDRY for sale. Inquire
Of Mr.. WEIR. l79 Fulton-st.. Brcoklyn.
TEA AND COFFEE STORE in good To-
cation. doing nrs,,ciass business tr,.s Snesp p
y
OF selling: strictly no agents need apply.
T. b.. 2o3 2d-st
WANTED Active machinery or steel
house to represent steel foundry for small
steel catchings. good substitute Tor
wrought iron forging: clean and soft:
easily worked: als) 10 harden. Address
4. c. Tribune ONE
WANTED. Active machinery or steel
house to represent steel foundry Tor small
steel castings: Crod substitute for
wrought iron forgirSs. clean anc soft;
eazilv worked also 10 harden. A ress
r g. Tribune once.
$500. as required 20 enlarge special ma
chinery plant. viii secure half interest.
that Will net $500. safely. saFtly. no
debts investment secure. EQUAL CAP
lTAL. Tribune or''-.
$40 WILL BUY 100 shares Of Colorado
gold mining stocks. ron-assessable. write
for recent Colorado gold Developments.
II. J. PHILLIPS. 2oi Montague-s'..
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-28
Gpunlrp Real Gsfate DO rrt


LENOX. MASS.-For rent very desirable
house with stable: gardeners services
j. n. & a. +. FOSTER, is Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1894-02-28
Citn Rea! Gstatc 90 Let.

NO. l2s WEST sGTH-ST..
4-stOr,. finely decorated bull; FOR an es-
tate. years rentals. s.. 200 Apply only 10
POWER. $50 Columhus-ave.. between S5ih
and S6th SITS
TO LET AT FORT WASHINGTON 90
Two houses. with modern Improvements
Crotch water. gas. furnace. coach house.
three acres OF lane. sc. good view Of
Hudson River. within - minutes ride OF
Wall-st.. by cable. elevated and Hudson
River Railroad; rent. si.2o0-sl 900. MAR
TIN K SMITH 80 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-28
Con trn Rral Gstale for Sale.

AGENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR.-Resi.
oence propcrt!es. all kinds sale or rent
.ufni he'd houses. TUBES q TAYLOR. 8
!.,rAmaa.st.. y. Y.
BARGAIN. - Newburg. good house.
stable. 81 acres: ornamental and fruit trees
unsurpassed river and mountain views.
MILLS. WHITEHOUSE & HALL, IL East
42d-st
DWELLINGS In Passaic Palisades Park
and Railway sold al sacrifice for cash.
Address p A. c.. Box Z. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-28
6orsfs ano Carriages.

0
A.-vAN TASSELL & KEARNEY.
1870. 1872 EAST I3TH.ST.;
scRoii lssi iaS. 1877 i2s EAST lcrn;sr.;
oe$$SSSSSSSssHAMs. nSSSssSSHSsasAsM!s' nSs u ss!
sRo0GHAMs; bRondHXMs; :;
BR0UGHAMs
IN ALL THE
.slESl
DESIGNS.
NEW AND SECONDHAND largest
STn02ySk AND VARIETY IN SEw-ioHK
LANDAUs, oMN1BUSEs.
COUPE ROCK Always. LANDNULETS.
oCTAGON RoCKAWAYS.
pRAGs. MAIL COACHES.
PASSENGER ROCKAwAys,
STINERS PATENT RuNABOU Is
wAQONETTES, PHI AIsT0NS.
EVERY STYLE OF LIGHT OR HEAVY
CARRIAGE.
A.-GOOD HORSE. merchandise wagon
ana harness for sale cheap. Inquire or
Mrs. BOYLE. sl5 East 26,h-st
GREAT SACRIFICE. 1925. frst-class
light stylish coupe rockaway, full platform
springs. pole and shafts In use two
months cost $50: also for $3.50. elegant
top phae;on. harness. robe. etc; cost
f3e6 So Inquire at private stable. 10 West
44th-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-28
Domestic Situatons tpantso
Males

COACHMAN. BY a siagie man. city or
country. best OF city referenceA T. y.
Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-28

COACHMAN.-Age s5 married: no fam
It's. dis-nSaged. as present employer is
selling horses an1 going abroad. bes; ref
erence for cspability and sobrieiy; no Oh
lection TO the country. Call or address
COACHMAN. at private stable, AZ wash
In r-nn-aye Eruoklvr.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-18
MARIE TEMPEST.
A Chat With and Story by
Her.

On one subject all those who have
personally met Miss Tempest agrees and
that is that she is just as charming, if
not more SO. off the stage as she is OH
l.. The first thing to impress itself
upon the eye. when one has chance to
see her at close quarters, is her size.
Small she appears from across the
footlights, but she looks even smaller
when you encounter her, as you do
other people in everyday life. Rather
quiet in person she still gives the i'm =
preston OF having an impulsive nature
relying more Oil the thought of the
moment than upon studied action.
From the time she has shaken your
hand this trait makes itself apparent,
and her naturalneSS is one of the most
pleasing thingS about her. Although
there is no particular secret about the
date of Miss Tempest'S birth, yet few
average mortals would judge that she
was within five years of her real age.
& Any one at all familiar with foreigners
could tell without difficulty to what
nationality she belongs. She is Eng
sllsh, and her faint accent, the words
and expressions she uses at once inform
you of that fact
1t Is not generally known that Miss
Tempest is to have company of her
own next year. and that she will appear
in variety of different pieces, some of
which are now being written ION the
other side"
Below is appended short story
which, with other contributions to sew
eral Eastern papers and magazines,
show that this little lady, were she not
already assured OF a fortune in the pur .
suance of her art, might turn to the
press and there make mark as liter
airy light. and also very good living.
Of this contribution Manager JIG. Davis
says in personal letter: Here is al
original story for you, written expressly
for the GLOBE" The story spoken of is
without title, and is as follows: