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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-03
NEW YORK Krs.

ihh STOCK ENGHAN0k
Nss foaE, Aug. 2-There was = trille
.a''s business done on the Stock tx
s-aass today, duo 20 purchases for the
ESQ account At the opening the tone
sNs market for American securities in
-. .s.1aoh vas streng. especially for Louis
a. a. Nashville; the Improvement being
= - 70 reports THAI the tariff deadlock is
- 49, 70 Dc broken in few DAYS. Despite
1aet That this report was entirely al
anee With the facts as they were
a-sssiood TO exist here, 0ths London
'Aoa, backed og London huyiag. had
aees on the market and duriRg thu
aoor Of business The trend ~ prices
upward. The grangers, QGenegal
49,, Nnion Pacific, Erie and Con-
,k'ea ess became most prominent In
"a ~lsAaee. Sugar lost 4 at the opening
d. sa'aed u. bus at IL o'clock was sub
-. - 70 bear drive which sent the
= sesa l's, ths selling being based
a.. washington City aavices stating
- modification OF the Senate
- schedule would 70 agreed -,
-. - soaid materially lessen tho
.ssuon accorded TO refners. The
i. - market did rot sympa,hize With
a.. pssssion IN Sugar. Speculation WAS
a.. - during the hour before noon. ex-
- :. sasAF. which, on fairly good ybnv-
H. ahsd largely 70 insiders. rose =.
&s cary afternoon Sugar made .
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wArEn rKonr NorEs.

Lilly. Bogardus d Co. have leased tas
Merchants dock.
Several camping parties went to Alki
point yesterday on the steamer Glide.
Steam barge /. ]. Perry discharged q
cargo of hay at Colman dock yesterday.
Repairs are TO be made soon to the
steamer Lydia Thompson. of the San Juan
islands route.
Steamers Clan Mcdonald and City of
ABERDEEN carried Excursions of q. A. X.
members to ChAutauqua yesterday.
A number of members of Company b,
n. q. w, left yesterday for West Point on
a camping trip by the steamer Alta.
Steamer Cricket was sighted last night
by the Greyhound between Edmonds and
Muckilseo, on the Everett route. adrift,
Some part of her machinery had broken
down.
Steamer Queen took on 599 tons Of coal
for fuel yesterday morning and proceeded
10 Tacoma In the afternoon. She will re-
turn Monday morning and sail fer Alaska
at o'clock.
Steam schooner Signal arrived late
Wednesday evening from Vancouver, BIC,
with a full cargo of Oriental freight, which
she discharged at Schwabacher's wharf,
aud Yesterday took on rs tons Of Frank
tEu coal for the Oregon Improvement COM
pany at Astoria, OR.
Following Is the report of Harbormaster
NJ C. Jensen for the month OF July:
Number Of ocean steamers arrived, 10,
net tonnage, 81, SOL sailing vessels. s; net
tonnage, s,la0; merchandise receipts from
outside ports, 1857 tons; merchandise
shipped to outside ports, II 40 tons; total
lees received for wharfage, sT7.25.
The tide tables for the Pacific coast OF
America, together with stations IN Asia,
Australia and islands OF the Pacific ocean,
for the year 1896, published by the United
stzsses coast and geodetie survey, are now
ready for issue, and comics can be obtained
at the agencies Of the survey IN this city
or by addressing the office of the survey at
Washington City. Price 25c.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

San Francisco, Aug. 2-vegetable
mnfst lower for tomatoes and cucumhers.
Frtr elsewhere unchanged. Potatoes
nd onions steady. The supply OF fresh
fas Is In excess Of the demand, and
Fisss are weak all around. Catalogues
m In heavy supply and cheap. The butt
lrmsrket Is easier at quotations. Eggs
~ formulating again, with q lower
aadsncy. Cheese is steady. The poultry
aarkst il amply stocked with ali varieties
md prices are weak under light demand.
Closing: Wheat - Steady; December,
nols; May, si092; new seller, 9ic.
bariey-Firm; December. e4Ife.
oorn-si45
bFan-$i600 per ton.
HREADsrUFFs AND aRAIss
Flour-Family extras, s3.40935o; bak-
e27n
Wheat-Market continues to improve.
taeagh somewhat slowly. No. shipping
wheat, sss1@90c, with 9ILc for an article
q better quality: milling. $Lo2<@L07iz.
barlev-Steady; demand fair. Feed.
rev. a@sSs<c; old, S2isGgs5c; brewing.
glgTIS.
oass-Trading not as brisk as at the be-
ginning of the week. Milling. $L15dLc5;
surprise. 81 50@i. IS; fancy feed. 81. 20@s Is;
feod TO choice. SLlo5fi.f7is: poor to fair,
Ns@sl0oi black, nominal; gray. sos
Produce ipts-E Flour, sacks. S.05s;
wheat eentals. sea-; barley. centals. 2.635;
eats eenials, 81; corn. Eastern, sacks. 900;
Saas, sacks, lS0; potatoes, sacks, 1905. O
FINANCIAL
.Dfatts-0n sight, New York. per 800.
lsHe Sterling blils-on London, 60-day
bank. ASsiS.
silver bsrs-Psr ounce. e23sG62s.c.
Asxiean dollars-5llz@5isae.
MINING STOCKS.
Ala IS; Bslcher. so: Best a Belcher.
Nv hodia Consolidated. 10; Bulwer, is;
Naeliar y; Consolidated California & Vir-
Ina so; Crown Point, rs: Gould & Curry.
nae & Norcross, IS; Mexican, lC1;
Ssoae, L: ophir, 3l5; Potosi, AZ; Savage, 81 /.
5. STA Nevada, 60; Union Consolidated,
3. 1sah. 3; yellow Jacket, A.: Andes, A5;
sslaon, 49, Caledonia, 10; Consoli-
= Imperial. 2; Grand Prize. 8; Justice.
Asnsuek. 10; overman, II; Seq. Bel
- L; Scorpion, 3; Alpha Consolidated,
HVcnhdsnee. les.
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FfxAsorA.

FfSAsCIAI.
LONDON, Aug. 2.--Iar silver. 92S fine,
% 11-i6d. Consols. i0l 1916. Bank Of En-
gland discount rate, per cent
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LIvERPooL. Aug. 2.-Wheat-Firm; de-
mand, moderate; holders offer moderately.
No. /. California, IA 7d@4s sizd; red West
ern, winter, As 21idG4s 6lad; red Western.
spring. A. 715d@is Sd.
Corn-Firnf; demand. moderate, new
mi xed, spot, As 4s4d.
Flour-Spring patents, IS Cd.
Barley-oaIifornia brewing, 23s 6d0
2Es Cd
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mARISE NEWS.

media from HonoIuIu and sydney, sohr
Bangor, from Port Gamble. Cleared
Walla Walia, for Victoria sRd Port
Townsend. DepaFted-Sta 6f California,
for Astoria and Portland. Freights and
chaEtsrs--Br SD Thomasina Mac Lellan,
lumber from Puget sound to Port Pifie.
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The movement in the merchandise
nsrket yesterday was brisk. and as q rule
ICES we're steady. There was quite sharp
savsnee in the local wheat market, and
la!ders manifested strong disposition to
naptsin their asking figures. Various
reasons we're assigned for the advance. but
q shs close OF the day il was difficult to
.sts the actual facts Of the situation /.
ru asserted by some that the war news
E5n China and Japan showed that the
ra1ict was attaining such proportions
nss food supplies would shortly become
szrce, snd that purchases would have 20
y made in this market On the other
Land IL Was stated that speculative move
rent in the Chicago and New York
nafkets was being manipulated. probably
rn the strength of war rumors, and an up
ssd movement at those csnters was the
alt. In the local market, however, the
saation Is certainly favorable to the sell
u interest.
In the produce market prices were but
title different from the ruling rates yes
nrday. Peaches are In heavy supply, aud
sthough the demand continues good
iealers are shading their asking prices in
order to effect sales. Apricots are scarce.
Apples and pears ara arriving freely and
Values are rather easy. Raspbsrries are
shundant and cheap. Cherries receive but
Little attention. Dried fruits are meeting
with svery light inquiry and stocks are
small. Prices. however. remain about
steady. Dairy produce Ia selling well.
Lfgs remain in good supply and prices are
steady. Poultry 10 dull.
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rsS ,TiMoNlAls.

| Read VIII q your dentsst Aas 10
/ say about 4
We have eagsfuliy examined the
Il formula d LUBTN'S CARLO Il
i LIED ToV)TH POWDER and ind
Il that il cont ar nothing that can in
/ the sliEhtss ! c gree iniurs the teeth
/ or gum. hts in its composition
/ sufficient nt septic properties TO
/ sweeten ~ treash and make the
/ gum heatt BIC and krm- It's daily
L use viii he lp 20 prevent thu forma-
1 ton OF taFe 81 and the accumulation
/ Of parasitic al anmaieaAe so inju-
i rious 20 ted tn and gum.
+ W r. GO DT mos - d. g.
Ggo. W BRAGDoN b. D.a
GEO. NJ. FAUEKNER4 ID. d. q
/ I. q. BIZ. ID. ID. 5
/ \. 5 ID I q zf; Z ? D : pa
ALBE2J ~ FORREST.
C. P. ER o. y. D. D. b
GEO. = "a j LLER
JOS. MO TuI
IVES G. TSE.y. D. g and NJ.
r c. ID. ;.
g, 9. 90 lFFIs.
Nv. I'd IAN
J. \. Pa A HER
LuBIN TOOTH POWDER
n axes God q Teeth.
Good LEI ~ make Good Digestion.
Good "a xeaEion makes I9ntsni.
meat
Contsnsr nsat makes life worth
/ living.
/ ~ q h Is A BOTTLE
| Stewart 1 Holmes Drug Co
Il w hsIesale Agents,
/ EfiYgx FILA glLlk sleszl
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland, Aug. 2.-Wheat-valIey.
nominal at T2jxa75c per GENITAL; Walla
walls, new crop. October. November and
December delivery is being contracted at
aesnts per Genital
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9pADE AND SHIPPING.

- pxYArTxEyr OF AsEIcrEruns.,
wEkTHTz BUREAU,
PORTLAND, Or. Ang. 2, 1584.t
- Frfdav: Fair; warmer.
PAsUx. L y. O.
~srFs pEpARTMxsT oF AGRICULTURE,
~x1rrxn BUEEAU-DAILY BULLETIN.
SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 2, 1894
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CvKRErr AND sSoHo9isa RouTR
CUT RATE TO EvERRTE.

sTEAAEk MABEL
Iasves CeutrAl wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
saturdays o. : q NJ tor E4nuncs, ARk.lteos Ev-
erstt Wsrysvs'fs Fast Evxrxss. Lowsas and -no-
hofssish FAkE - EFEaETT, g.: ROUND
TkIP, 80, 10 sA9Ho3IsH. 5oc.
GEO J. ALLEY. Agsnk
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE


STEAMER RArNTTR
Rehailt al rsfasssshsd 1esves as-cAsnts esos
Noudky v sSnsstss saa frid.y . o soF
N gsssa eFt laaa 30. E&ng2r. reAsecG Efih
Naup. LuwA H9edspaFL Lzl0a city aHd intsN
naesiate points arriving Iaisn Ctsg ~ 2 "a
Leaves Unloa Gisy = TUESDAY lsassaAy
a. sAssra&y. arriving IN seattle A.
= - LfBBf. MAkkex.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
IsorxL pILLKA


Jaha Gradsn. Marysv'leC Yurnest, Burnett
q n Mpwat E1moIfas g Newberry&w Coup
g WILSON, cherry yallsyF NesherrsSw. do
5 eiIrgatrtck. stAuwood Mrs. d Russ, Tacoma
IF Drake. Mhateoa l. Boyd. sldNey
i Rrusro. BlAkeley G } Brossche, At Vsrnon
" FsnloSan, Florence Aulvy. NJ Vernon
p West Victoria Resef, do
n Miller, ~ iowa J. t{pasrHs snoho 81
q Muilsr. hlaine Johnson, y Louis
} + Frrasasd, 81 Vera Tfeushlay y, Gismn
L Rutherford, FL ~
HoTEL BuTiER-
IL sehl 6w, Victoria nv smith Chicago
= p Kendall, san Fran 10 PDtoney. Pnfnney
lie Bflan, LaaisEitle k@na4. San Ffsa
+ slsIoney, p Angeles F " YsssyErove, DO
A Iasher. Sew 10Ek Emil tess do
Iaon keisS, Paris yEooos " foItand
J q Hawkins. city Misses Jaceos, %
A J Weller New ofk 9 scr gsiAs, Go
& Butler. n TosnsEaa bFo@ns 3acpas
Ii r t1tE PcTt Angeles A GrshArn, hsoasPogf
HorEL SoRrHKRs.
A Cauaeron. Forsisne saith, Alssks
To- 4 RARer, PI Town k5uaLan & w. RIA
N p sailors, o1anI .ann, Guy
- NasSeEra. DO PA Noeiisy. soiley
7, I,vpyv. - hafcoIa z Bowman, Kansas
q 5 Koniog, Iac0na q Iaexeiani y a. 80
N Ii b Beii6a, wash c II y Rsrtln. Portland
q & sshfn, y \ l-ttsS, 90
i N Isu3s. Quincy FleteansE. Go
q d Trssag. Fortl1na fnonAtE. DO
EAlahzrf. 90
Mcsorlsy makes saddles iioComnsreiai
street
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pAcIFIc sAvIsATIos co

DACIFTc NAVIGATION CO
II 9iMH Nsfa-
seattle and whsSeoza Rouls--stass OF WAsh.
tnstoa leaves SSstsle d y exeesk sstNr4ss a.
- = n sssttls sud Ia Coancr koate-FaiE-
h.Tea leaves Seattle daily except sandas 81
a "a Tacoma ara seattle Z nle--etAsa % NAaa-
inxlSa leaves sa&stls Tus~asys sns iharsaAss
YRsLER DOCK.
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m n STEAMBOAT AsD TRANSPORTATION
ID. COMPANY
STEAMER leland BILLIE
q u. Rros naclc. Master,
VIII leave Seattle AMI Tacoma AoadAys y ed
uessIay snd Friday tor Port Townsend, Ana
s-,~tgs sasatsh EAirbAvea An1 nAseeTu, song
sS1snsh "a Ffadsy u R.stns Ase sers.sanlcoe
Eefarnfng, leaves wEstcom every saadsy,
Ttas~slAy end gAuFs1AY-
- qFMr ckRn AERtYE
Ssa fg ~ asNtsss *+-ssst--'-' - -
Sogrm .....--., ssats4ss -. - '--art 80. -
l. 81 AZ fQfk tsfss $50 - = - =
- an. - ssF1 AaakssftSs y ~ SO = 4 =
500 ar. sss4s pF5s s@ssAsa ~ @+Af u :.
ga On ..-s-.. b24rlES ysf,-s - A44
- fses n aatcas-z-. sss-+s 80 AtiA
30 - R5asue OF saturday .s.-sr 40 "a
Ts-a@~9 n r.tex ssvsrs en- large IS u InsntA
CIR Docs go. AgsEtA sAe> 49, -
4s.egGsas 49, <>-s2-- A%-~ss~'
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srExMrEa

FIR or II. 1IrsA-
SEATTLE TO rkcoxA
Fes< rou.d trips tatiy. except ssndsv.
In enc hoar ana r~safy-avs nanufsa
TnE srEAMER -yLYER.
Fsxzisx daily ufs& Seattle Tacoma r,uss. ~ A..
rAKrsa KTrRcx
TUESDAY. NAY
VINE CARE
L<~ve sesttis-7:4a HIS IA, 7sss, ems m -
Leave TAccmA-sSo O. II. 90 q 80 ess9 = n
Sunday
Leave Seattle 90 IA, 1900 500 y n
Leave rscoDs-9.S9 q II. 2. 80 7:3g n "A
Landing af " r wassf Tacoma aRa ccnmsr
cf.l dccx foos OK Martoa street s.Asssa
sundays excursion rates "a steamer Yssssvsea
fare SOC
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TKsLKR DOCK.

SKaaTr RIVER ROUTE
sTKAHRR CLAN MCDONALD
fssv~s G4lIy Bex2F42s Ia eark fsc& Spr5n g
skFe~a ssat43s tuesdays fsaxSsays SD -a&Hf1sfs
"a tses sSs EflAS1&A ss4G aSq@ -kA&H AsaFs
Kx~rsta ElsFsaoal IA NsFn@a- IasslteA Ftr. Avs.
rstaanixg a. srG4ss 44Fa
IGLI.Y. asS0ARDTs q CO. Assal~
Tes2S21sas l&A
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Map
~

And all have pronounced it most valuable and use-
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or the Office. The map is published by the we'll
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Nally Co.'S Library Map of the World. The map
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nURING the past year several thousand readers
of the DAILY AND WEEKLY POST-INTEL-
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE RoUTK
" Wiley Navigation Co.'S steamer
ACLTS0MAH
pAILY TINE CARD.
LxAvx. AzRIvL
OLYMPIA at 90 N Tacoma st.. ESQ n
Tacoma as - 1000 N seattle az. ..l2.Oo m
sesgtie at -. 100 p q Tacoma at - 800 N
Taeoms st z.5o , N lOlympia at. & 80 N
Connecting with boats for shelton and Kauiiehss
FARE TO TACOMA. 50 CENTa
Landing, City Deck. foot of Main street
CAPTAIN L WILEY, Aaaaxss.
fITY OF ABERpEEN-sEATTLE, TACOMA
" and Olympia.
Ar. Tscoms. o 80 Am
Leave Seattle .7:SeAn. lar. Olympus. 20 ,. m
Ar. Seattle .-...7 80 2. n
FARE TO TACOMA, 50 CENTS.
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VANCOUVER RoUTE-sTEAMRR UTOPIA
]. W. McGregor, Master.
Leaves Tacoma II noon. Seattle Central
wharf, 5 D m, Mondays aud THURSDAYS for Port
Townsend, Anscortes, Fairhsven. New wateon.
blaine and Friday Hsrbor, going through TO
Vancouver on Thursday trip
Fare 30 Blaine, o.; fare TO Vancouver. 81
For further Information apply at Central
wharf
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pAcIEIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
toris, AZ a n passengers received on board al
Ia M August ], 9. II, 10, II. ID. 81
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER RoSALTE.
Arlington Dock,
feave4 for Victoria aud Port Townsend daily,
except SUNDAY at I1.SD 2. n. returning, leaves
Victoria e. N Steamer Idaho lsas - Tor Port
Townsend and way potis daily. except sunday
alta m. kauday, direct. a. =. IN: returning
direct caves Port townsend att "a M, Psons 7l9.
EyERETT RoUTE-sTMR- GREYHOUND.
Il UA4is Except sunday.
L-ayss Seattle s.ss e. m. lisso s. m, ard A:0
T. u. Leaves Everett 2 a. H., p n. and y N
Snnaays-IaAEss Seattle Il % q. m AYES
Eversst ?. ~
Fase-~siuxla frip, Tse, round trip. fl.2a Gen.
meets with rasis Tor Iacoms AID Saohomisb.
Ian4iuv-f, man deck, 10 a daFtop street
SEATTLE & TACOMA NAVIGATION Co.
C.aud rrsap. Pres. ". Goodhns. Ssey.
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TOR T. s DRY DOCK. SIDNEY, CHARLES
IL ION AND BREMERT0S.
TEE FAsT STEAMER

GIN CANDY
Leaves Harrirgfoa d smiths wharf two trips
daily, except Friday. a. { 90 m. and p IA
Leaves Bremerton $50 n IA. and 40 .. ID.
Leaves Charleston, e:4S n u. ana 4.s5 D. m
Leaves sidney. 1918 = N and Sis y N.
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For Alaska. August 6, IL. q. 2s. atsam
From san Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports, at 9 g. m, August 5, 8, Is, Is 20 Is
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Tickets may be obtained at the once OF the
company, at Ocean dock, s,sttle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-24
HER DEATH 4 MlSIEhIOOo o"H'

AN OLD WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN HER ho'9h
PHYSICIANS SAY AT FIRST SHE WAS KILLED
AND THEN SAY SHE WASN'T
1-b. mystery surrounding the death Of Mrs Henry
IL Devres German woman seventy" '
IA wbo was found dead In her room at for'
rorerson L. L. at 10 a. yesterday, pids Ia' W
ana,n unsoved The residents OF Port JeHe'so"
vere startled by the announcement tnat the "o
man was found lying In a pool OF blood IN her room
rssr her bedroom door. She was cIad III he' "'e"'
dress and had evidently been dead some "o'''' 40
the blood was dry The woman was lying o" "e'
,oL U.r arms were folded and her limbs dfa"h
,,n The face was covered with bood' - ,yha,
THE woman always an cary orr;n,
ha dti not appear usual yesterday N NJ, ,pJ i'ms
sho noiqhbors broke in the front door anu io,i
the nedEm nnan dead Acting Coroner Wheeler ana
m Many were summoned Wheh .ie pa,yt p,yytle,c..
~ "a mined the body ne said there was every ia
80, a murder had been committee. " @ -
tnat " was noticed on ber face The woman VIZ VIZ
Druisg a. neighbor ON Thursday night ana WAS
III soUt srtndow in the Of the house was proktn;
-; "a u,as found on the stoop ana SUCK WnGn ~
Was used to fasten the WINDOW Low nsrs Of n box
IN ae matches OF different quality from sh1sv 1,d IN
pi o. ,ha woman An open pocketpook Wa ivi' ,u ,n "a
ny 'n.ondh VI. hoy The neighbors thinK that tht w, W.
the @ Telj on the floor from her pea III Il a m, "a h,,
ing hei hu nrs CHAMBERS and Many made posi-,
the tnr, cxamina ton. They found no ;noa uaihs ~
noina DR. Chambers says that no evasnte ise -, ~
, nIay is shown by the autopsy ,t ana 'n nniv a
bruises 40 Mrs Devries's husband was taken 70
inohan inoh"y poorhouse and afterward 10 tme onan
the cou"iy iy,sane Asylum. Since tnen ,he "o'ia"
keepS,le alone An inquest viii be heid.
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TIE REFUGEES UNDER ARREST.

WARRANTS SERVED oN THE FUGITIVE SALIVA
DORIANs on THE BENNINGTON.
San Francisco, Aug. 23-United states Marshal
Baldwin accompanied by four deputies. Lieuten-
ant Stoney and Salvadoran Consul Caderon lett
here this morning on a tug for the cruiser 'nning-
ton which has been lying OF the Heads and beyond
civil Jurisdiction for many days. awaiting orders
from Washington to enter that port. The MaishaI
carried warrants issued by United States District
Judge Morrow yesterday for the arrest OF the Salva
dorian fugitives When the Bennington was
reached Marshal Baldwin and his deputies boarded
her and the cruiser steamed out OF the three-inie
limit and then the warrants were served WIN
little formality. The tug returned 10 port anu
about z O'Clock the Bennington, on Whlch the Mai
sbaI and his deputies had remained. al $50 came ~
and made her way quarantine grounds OH Hhg,i
Island IL was stated that the bennington Mou,I
nrocccd TO Mare Island where the prisoners WOMB
he transferred TO the Government tug McDo"e"
and brought TO the city. -. ,,t.,r,o, .,tor
This morning. motion OF the l)lsT'ct t-h'tu, OF
nov and on presentation OF a certificate IRON tne
Gunreme Court OF New-York, Horatio > hupehs
was admitted TO practice az attorney IN the tn'' %
states District and Circuit Courts GohZaies M ,e
ouesada an attorney. was also present IN cou,,
wWhen Rnbens was admitted. These men recently
arrived here from the East. They have peeh re-
fained as counsel for the fugitives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-24
JAPANESE IN THIS CITY ELATED.

The cable dispatches which announced the failure
- the proposed Chinese loan of 100000 taos guar
,,,sed by Chinese merchants. brought delight 10 the
,,-,,ic Japanese OF New-York yesterday. They re-
a,i II as a sure indication OF the hard time China
.fu have In raising money TO carry on the war
? Kasugi who came from Bethlehem. Penn. where
\. 4, learning how armor plates are made, to pay
NJ, rsspecs 10 the Prince. said yesterday
aTha, shows jus; what Japan has maintained al!
song: nancy that the Chinese are not pesinhihe
this war with any patriotic enthusiasm. on the
o,he- hand last week in Japan Ss0.Oc,1O was sub
,crbed for Government non-!nteresi securi-
ties Japan is patriotic in this matter. That is why
We believe we shall win
Naoeymon Hashguchi, the japanese Consul sa'd.
IN sneakng of war dispatches from Chinese and
English ports: They are always from the Chinese
poirt OF view and nine times out OF ten iotaiIy u-
reliable Ii Is necessary 10 walt a few days Always
10 earn the exact facts -. l., o,
mentng on English = mpathy FOR China: Englanq
pocketbook has been touched by Japan. That Why
England sides with China. During the iast Two
wears Japan has built up large trade IN ihI.a'
india Is large raiser Of cotton and Engish steam
ers had, until a year two ago. carried lhald
cotton 10 China ana Japan. The Japan Mall steam
ship Company became competitor OF the Eng1sh
Japan's cotton manufactures are very EXTENSIVE ana
we have been large exporters 10 China: Enghsn
companies have thereby lost in ocean frelghts: i,
China whfps ~, Engisni STANDS good chance on
seffing back large part OF this business That Is
one reason why England Is on the side OF emma.