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New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
English commissary and local government II
Egypt is based on the authority OF the sheik'

As one runs over the names OF the members
of the Ant-Monopoly State Committee when
met in this city yesterday, he finds all the old
parties and all the old factions represented, but
in nearly all cases they are represented 10y men
who have been utter failures as leaders, lieuten-
ants or even privatcs. Such worn out wrecks are
not the stuff to make new parties of. In the
pecniar and complicated condition of politics
in this State the dealing and bargaining this
year threaten to surpass all previous achieve
ments and therein lie the only hopes of such Anti
MonopoIists as most of these committeeman
After the virtuous professions and the peculiar
practices to which the so called Anti Monopoly
members of the Legislature treated the people
last winter, is it likely tnat Mr.. Thurbers party
will muster very strong at the polls Ill NO
vemberi
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17


The referee in the Obreight case has decided
that the eccentric young Hebrew is sane. If
this decision is sustained by the Court the
other members of the Obreight family should
em crate instantly. The young man and his
young wife have lively tempers, and they
may resort to something worse than red pepper
this time. If Obreight Is sane, his relatives
have practised nothing less than outrageous
vlllany upon him, and if they suffer for it
they will ind few sympathizers.
The fifty milk dealers who met yesterday to
denouhce the Health Departments inspectors
will get little public sympathy in their cru
sade. They will be likely rather to draw sus-
picion upon themselves. Men who get their
milk from farmers and wholesale dealers
whose honesty can be trusted, and who see
that il is not tampered with aiterward, need
fear no interference from the health officials.
and all Others should be driven out OF the
business. Talk about the lactOmeter is beg
cing the issue. One candid dealer said that
milk was not more adulterated than whlskey.
Probably not. But it is of more importance
20 New-York that its milk supply should be
untainted than that its whskey should be
sound
SIR Garnet Wolseley has as high rcputa-
tiOn a prudent administrator rs he has as
a successful general. His Fl rst proclamation in
Egypt is admirably adapted to strengthen the
position of the invading army ana to concil-
late the favor of the natives. lie defines the
mission Of his fOfce the restoration of the
Khediye's authority and welcomes the aid of
all chiefs who may be disposed TO share the
labor of suppressng the military revolt lie
not only eviDccs respect for the mosques, but
promises to pay .or all supplies furnished to
his army. There will not be wanting scores of
prudent sheiks who will desert Arab when
they find they can make money out of the
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ICE! ICE! ICE!

j. W. RE N ID e RSON,
Market Space.
Is prepared TO furnish families End the trade
generally with the bsst NORTHERN ICE CT
terms as realonabis as any other dosler.
Wagons viii make delly rouuds.
E3- Ice House in Msrket Snsce is oreu daily,
Sunday included. at all hours, day and night
for the rst1il Trade. m,3
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As:AIeeHYudria QSHgehhe
THURSDAY EVKMINa, FEBRUARY

HE CONDITION CT PALgsTISE.-Wtat vs.
oasd 10 do n o:dtr 10 !u!6l our duly toward.
f-les;iae 10 these !iG1es is to take 80 ac;iv, it
tsrts: 10 her wel.-5seg, The lime has gone ftr
weeping ard Goiog nothing es, If we real y Dc
Rrlesc ter Liou, W. uusI b. u AID do!rg, LII
not enough to feel s:ntimeotsl sorrow Der
10 her W dow ID s:a,s, 10 prey for the revival
OF her gar to oopnibute q sun ptrod,a ~
FIR he bar. + OF her iDhs bi,ap,a Oottynp,ty
n1ss take practical form. We mast feel a
ssrorg in!eress IN those prt :c.s which ere it
tsud,1 10 luprtv1 the crud!noo of Palestine
no. lufsr thera to lanani h ei her through tu'
own ind,H r!ncs or the alat' y of thcs, who sre
charged With the responsible task Of csrrJl.s
them Gu. TITS IS ooo the nec;s:itit of the
hcrr, y poa;rtu! public opinion 10 wautcd or
The sail c, Ct he rig neration Of the Hcly
Land. ha;t u,iasu. ~ far IS this q iesticn is
coo.e:.Fd, i, a. D,ts,ot coLG led .v a chosen
fe1. II .so:lni. results sr, 10 accrue from it.,
is nu,t csetd - tlo Dassea ct tho various
jews co"nu-i ia tarorgh:u: Tie Wore.
-Jeuish (hronc'r.
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WASHINGTON 4 OHIO KAILBoaD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

Beglnnlng October l6, 1881.
The NAIL TRAIN will leave WashinSs'i
q 70 .. m. and Alexandra At 925 D. .
daily. c1eep: Sunday; pass Leesburg, go!ul
westward, at II 30 6. N. and arrive At RounS
Hill t II Is p. m. Leave Round Hill St !? ~
p. M; pass Leesburg, going eastward, It "
p. M, and arrive At Alexandra at Tsp. E.
and at Wsshingtoa st SO p. m.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will iesis
Washington at % p. m. and Aie1sncrls 81
70 ?. M, daily, except Sunday. and arrive - -
Lee6burg a. a. p. N. Leave Leesburg 81 bW
q m: and arrive It Alexandria 8. 8 Is 8. H.
And Warrington at 8 80 .. m,
- Passengers from Washington will ~.
the Washington and Ohio cars at tue Biiilaoni
Potomac Railroad station ate 20a. m. snd T."
p. NJ, and 90 through without change CT csss
The 9.5 an. train from Alexandra snd ~
2. m. train from Round Hill counectst Hoaagi
Hill with OSHERT'S Daily LiI &C. o.
Coaches for Snickersvills, Berryville and We,
chester; also Redmsn's Line Of Coaches, wh n.
leave Lees burg daily for Aldie and hide's
burg.
Both trains, westward make close connection;
It Vienna, with Sisson's Lima of Stages for fN'
AZ Court House. -.
Commutat10nt tickets, II ets pe7 isi'
Annual tickets, $50:
ccl4-tt General Ticket Asen'
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ETEAHHRa.
| WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO.

WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT Co:
Boats bstween WASTING TON and ALEX.
ANOR1A will run promptly as follows, viz:
Leave Seventh street Nhsrf at $50. $50. 9 80.
go ard II 80 8. n. and II 80. go. 2 80. 8 80.
80, 20. 6 80 aud Up. n.
Leave Ale1.ndria at 90, 7 80, s go, 9 80. 10 80
and II 80 8; o., ard u 90, l 80. so, 80, 4S0.
80 and 6 80 D. m.
P0T0.ndC EiIEk LANDINGS.
The steamer ARROWsEITH leaves 7th st.
To5f "tshin R%ap 81 m ard AIe1,1driA
DAY and SATURDAY for sll river lsnGinar.
On Mondays as far - Nomini Ferry; on Thurs
day Nomini and Currioman; on Saturday Cur.
iionsn and Leonsrdtown; connects e. Shep.
herds with B. & o. 4. 4.
CIV RIDLEY. Gen. Manager.
Capt JNo. K. WOOD. Fl, & Psss sst tncl5
TOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, FOR.
TRgss MONROE ARD THE SOUTH
THE STEAMER
GEORGE LIE A RY
Carrying the U. s. Maii)
VIII leave her wharf, foot OF Prince street. On
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATUR-
Piney Point and Point Loohous poinv and re-.
turning: Returning leaves Norfolk on WE'D.
EoDAIS. FRIDAYS AID SUNDAYS at 4
o clock p. H.
fALL Ard W1NTES ARRANGEMENT,
-. Beginning October l.
FIRST Glass fare to Fortress Monroe And Nor.
folk, 81 10; Second class, each way, $3.50: First
class fsIe to finey Point and Point Lookout.
81 6O; Second class, each wsy, IS eta.
Connects at Norfolk with steamers for EiCh
mcId, Sew YORK and Boston.
GEORGE AATTINGLY, Supt
P. B. HOOs, Agent mhI
INLAND & S2ABOARD C0ASTlNe 90
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Opening anG sausIuS Gz line Mai La

CLOSING.
Washington. y, O.. sud NoIthsss:csn mails
D. IN. Il u. .aj sud Is p. Il.
Western Mills 20 and 10 y. Il.
Sout h srn mails Wis Richmond, Va, 10 30 s.
q. and 81 and Is p II.
South and South western mails, via Lynch
burg, Virginia. way sra through ntils, W &.
70. and % y. u.
Manassas Division 90 q. 70.
&,e1.ndria 10 Round Hill Va, 8 Coz. n
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails. vie Washing.
son, D. c., s 20 3, m. Il N. End 3 co p. II,
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 8 30 3. q,
and 9 80 q. m.
Southwestern mails via L5nchburg. Virginia
Through msis) including way mails on Midland
railroad, & 30 q. Il.
Manassas Division 20 p. n. 70, lock tcI only
Round Hill to Alexandria, vs., 80 p. II.
Office Hour5-OIce opens st 80 8. n., enc
close, At OO p. "a.
Sunday aoufs-Odca opens at 8 40 .. M. and
close AZ 20 E. II.
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RAILROADS.

VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
y JOHN 8. BARBOUR. President. -
On and After SUNDAY, Jan. ~, 1872 p,
senger trains will run ~ follows:
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/ 1892 eRuA, 1882

PEN Ms YLYANlS EUUTh
"i TH8 NORTH, VEST & SOUTHWES!
DOUBLE TRACK.
sTS$s sA 8 sT, sP P L up sCKNsSs
10 feet Jsrusry %, 1882.
Tt=ils leave Washington, fro nj ssslion corre,
of sixth snd ttrests, rs follows:
For Plth6urs and tbs Welt chicago limited
E1rrf:s CT Pullman Hc.el snd eepiRg Cars
8! 80 a m. daily; Fast Lite 30 g. H.
daily. With Shaping Cars from Harrisburg to
Cincinnati. Western KIpress7 SO pm daily
with Palace Cars to Titt.burg and Cir cinusii
Mail Express al 50 p. M. daily for Ph!sbuts
and The West.
Baltimore srd Pct, mac Railroad
For Csnsndsisus, R-Che;tel Buffalo, Ni,gars
st 90 M. daily, except Saturday, with Pal.
, ace Cars 10 Csnsrdafgus.
FOR Willisntpors, Loci Haven aud Elmi:a, At
. 80 a. m. daily, e1eep: Sunday.
For New York and the Bss., 8 60 8. n, 10 2Os
NJ. 90 $50 and l02Op. m. Or s, ld,y
!30, 81 and 10 20 o. N. Limited express Of
Pullmsn Psrlor lars 9 80 a. u. daily. ezcaA
Sunday.
For Brooklyn. N. Y 81 lhrou, .r.irs calrcs
Jersey Ciy with bes!s tf Brooklyn Annu
thorditg tirrct transfer 10 Fulton street.
svei1lrg double feErisge acrots New YORK
City.
For Philadelptis. SO q. N lO3)a. m 49,
~. $50. and 10 70 p M. On Sunday, 40
3 50, $50. and 1920 y. m. Limited E1pre.'.
$50 m. daily except Sunday
For Baltimore. 6 40, %, 80. 1879 g. m iri
80. 20. 40, 8 40, I &c. 9 TO. and 10 " p II.
N Sunday. $50, $50 q. NJ, 80, s 40, &C,
SO and 10 20p 20.
For Pops's Creez Liae. 6 80 8. m and 4lp N.
daily. e1ceps Sunday.
70; Annapolis. 40 a. m. AID )p m daily,
except Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RAILWAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAIL nUAD.
For AleIandrix $50, TO. $40, II o. 80!
l25 5. NJ, 4 20, s, 20, e 90 aud IL 81 D. n.
On Sunday ct 81, 20, II co and II Is q. Ii,
and 9 90 Q. m.
For kchmcnd and the South, 6 80 and IL .5s
!, n: daily, and s COP m. daily, except Sunday;
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, cU
sos. St3, and 10 >. Ia; Il 40, 8. s. 7. And
1921 p. N. and II midnight. On Sunday ST
05, 50, and l0a. M; 100 and92J p. Il.
Tlckets and information at the office, norlbssi!
corner OF 18th aud Pennsy lvsnis avenue, and II
the station. where orders can BE- left for The
checking Of baggage to destinat from hote
snd resldences. j. 4. WOOD,
General Passenger Agcs'.
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager ist2'
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EJr qe,e!si Use, RIVERSIDE iUalFiED
Wal&nef n: co:.n"odtd; ptlce So per gallon
GEO MCEUaStY L. SoH, AseU;s.
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ho0tAs, sIA glv nEsGA ,.ie.
SHIrpING TaG5 silsz.a - mani f.ctureIs
~ pc g; aturcrad ibCu.s! d ju,t received at
FRENCH'S93 & 95 KINGST.

'pltE, & Of Led Itrs, Joarns,i lay Books
rsth Books. Time 81, h. sid K. ,rds, al Ell g.
I al snf Lali tol; 4.
h m rand u Books. Pass Pooks. sGrt rs
and Bu coaIs' GGoss Liari s Try lslg,stock;
very hAaes ms he - II ku:li, Lessler aad
Seal Skin.
Con.;srtiy On HIN! he fce:t Stationary
hercus Ha1c iri-n liaen Nctts, French
Qusdsille Paper. snd many other yea; 7: D..
lsrns and Cabinets in PiDsh. new s:yns
Nots and Letter Ee.d'. Bill Aesca. large
is3orl m+u,, yc!y chesp p!iltei at au hour no.
lIcr.
1no;s PsJs Of 90 pr 10: i.st class Writing
Paprr ;hIee sz:s cneaptr than ever offered,
fetT GEO. Il. FEENCH.
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FREsH GROUND COTTON sBEDOIL
- CAKE, for sale by -
4 go OHAs s. TAYLOR, Jr,
declZ Nos. 81 & % Kino st
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Bail, Southwark. connects at Charlottesville
with Ches. q Ohio x. T., East and West Al
Lynchburg, connects with Norfolk G WeN.
ern K. T., through Southwest Virginia, 10
Nashville, New Orls.lz Memphis, Little Rcsk
and Texss-and st Deryille with RichnondS
Danvilie B. B., to South snd Southwest.
Express trains connect with 4. & u Z I It
Dsnville for all points in Scuih, Scu.a Ea:,,
Southwest and East,
Express trains norhwsrd make c,o,a c,aa,c
;ion At Charlottesville f,I Richmond.
Fast Mail connects ct Dsnviile to ell Joints On
r. s. D. &. B., and Atlanta, Montgomery, No.
bile, New Orleans, Hccsio2, Galveston sud 81
Southern Texas.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al.
sI.ndris daily, except Sunday, Q 20 q. lr. .aA
90 p. M, snd returning arrive at AleIaadrn
s 05 p. N. end 1885 2. N.
For MANASSAS LINE laa7e Washing.a.
10 = u. and Alexandria I =. "a. dsil,,
connecting With the Vslley- Ro.d ssst snj
West. ar a. ti7sr with s. V. Z. 4. f,r Lury
sld Wsylesboio 1esve St1ssburg 50 .. To-,
arriving =; A!e.sniria 9. IS 2. n.
MIXED TRAIN FOB MAN sSSAS DIV.
ISlON lesves Alexandria dsily, except Sun.
dsy, al W g. r.. arriving ct Sirssousg .. 6 -
ps r., and returning leaves Strsshrrg Q, S IS
Fer Middlebu.s, daily ("zcep. Sunday COZ
necticr Ct Psk,n, s.liioc.
For uppcrville, regular connection &. ue'..
plane.
Fer W&shie.tcn, Raop,h,rncct, daily CO..
neG!!o2. e1cert sunday, e. Culiepee.
For WAR.SNiPc'. issTe Wsshlc2.,t
I 10 and Il s. c. e. GaNy.
All trains masks goo. connections, :: Ne.
tlg!oa, to and fTc.h No::h and West.
T Atlac:s sleeper Leaves Washing,'a At
ID s. m, ru:Ding through without change
Pullm.n Sleeping Cars between Washnr.n,
and haeieeton. 5 .. without change, on ill)
2. N. train.
Pullman Sleepc, bel! Greensboro .,s
auSu:t., Ga, On 10 3 10. Connection
Marks Adj us.aeic Chair Cars are run on N.sAi
trains between Washington and Danville.
Through tickets at lowest rates 10 all impOs
snt points 10 tee UIi:td States.
Mail TIsirs in both directions miks close con.
nection at FRAY kin Junction 10 and trom 81!
ports on Franklin Division.
Pullman Seelers will run between Washing
tea and Atlanta on Fast Nail
NEkC2H S!A UGHTHR, G. T A.
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AGENT
Liverpool Il London q uiuDe Fire ms. Co.,
n. Y. UnderWriters' Agency Fire Ina Co..
Petersburg Savings snd Ins. Co.
Fire end Marine ms. Co.
Risks taken BY these Grs. c!sss companies ..
current rates.
Losses settled promptly and literally. fsb7
PLACK DRAU9HT, the great Liver Medl.
10 cine. recommended tor Liver Com pl,nt,
DytpeJ sis Chil.s, f1nsive Breath, Seepless.
meas, &C &C. 1t slso Il kss the place OF Gallo.
mel and Blue Mss leaving none Of their bad
effects. To every puIc1, ,r Of 8 large bottle or
package we msKs presan. of . map of the
United States 1880.
feb3 3. 8. LEADBEATBR & BIO.
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iADIH -HVAS d ANU TdH SUUTH
THE STEAMER
GEORGE LIE A R.Y
Steamers Of this line will run as sollo~..
FOR NORFOLK.

Steamers OF this line will ronas follow.
FGR NORFOLK
Connecting with Merchants and Hsae-, Line
Tor Bostop, steamer
L.SDH or TEE EIEE
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, 1t % o. clock p.nn.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days At 400 .. m.
This stsunch iron steamer has just bean paint.
ed throughout, ststercoms newly furnished ard
carpeted, and is the hsndsonest as we'll as the
safest boat on tho Potomac rive, and Chesapeake
bay, and 1s the only steamer making ccae coa.
neetion with the New York and Boston s:osr,-
ersi also connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines south. Stops At PINEY POINT
For tho fall und Ninter. commencing Oct. lit,
rates Of fare will Do So follows:
First css5 fare 10 Fortress b orloe and Nor
70 ~ 60; second cisss ST. 90; A.es class faro to
Piney Point and Pcirt Lookout 81 GO; stcerd
class ,5a.
FOE KEW Y0RR.
sTEs.H ERs e. c. 6ytIGNr- 7IYD III II,
GIESOJN
EVEhY FRIDAY. srd returning lo.vc + CIV
YORK., from pier IL, Rss! river, ETEaY BAT.
UEDAY.
The steamers Of this company Mske connec.
lions at Norfolk for Boston and sill points Rnst ;
ct New York with sll points West and North.
west. and E. hle1sndrs with Virginia Midlart
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates given and freight handled care.
fully end promptly. For furthsr informatic Il
apply to r. A. REID, Agent,
Jsnney's wharf
WM. THOMPSON. President
l4l6 street,
sep N-tf Washington. q.
..assea' CLYDE'S STEAA LINs WEEK
AkH2 LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, pkOyl.
DENOE AND BOSTON.
Steamers leave Alexandra EVERY TUES
DAY and leG7e fhila6e]pkis EVEnT SAT-.
URDAY.
This line connects 81 Ale1c1d ris with tia O,
a. s. Ii. and " & Q, Z. Rs. snd al Philadal.
phia with Olyde's regular Steamship fcr Fail
River, Providence and Boston.
freight Forwarded with prom p:nees srd e.s.
hee of commissions.
No charge for srsnGter in Phil.delphi., sat
70 Wharfage IN Boston. Quick tiae. Frequent
departures. Through rates and through bille
OF liding given. Insurance 81 the lowest rstes
Agents
f. a. RSSD, Alexandria.
WIN. P LYDE & CO., PhlIsde:us,s
JOHNSON a CO.. Wash. 8 Georgrr
jan SIT
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QQO GARDEN SEEDS.

We have just received our frs. supply OF G n.
den seeds for b ye,r fiom the old az relis.
bic house of Lsndrelh
We will be plasssd to furnish LandreMs A.
,sanacs 10 al yur hasers Of Seed.
f.b2 y. 3. iEAE6EATER & BR0.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-10

plstsd hse ssrao, snd win b rsady foe
- IN ehouf - ~. N 1oeo ~.
m freaeASa n. 6sif{v aseive-
-~---.-
49, IN ~.i,1 Sn.SCS
3 Readina eoaI ~ irnn s. ~ - 49,
ouartar tIna.
~.
A. -. S.o,.Ss -. - - s..s
Cenr3 MIMI Cvnthi. p Sh;iIshs, -
reooycr S25 500o. 1hioh he oisima ia n.id
for one,eiohSh nsrt az her interss< in
Silver Pince Mn. IN Peekino Distrief.
Arixona. Alexsnder asserfS thaf ~
made the pur .haes on Feb. 9th. 1850. ia
this oitv. thron0h Nm J.es;n Roltoo
Fremont, wife Of Gen. John Fremont, q
agent Of Mrs.. ShillAber; bot after be
had paid the money, Ma Shillabor ~
fused 70 sxesuts the agreement OF 70 70
FUND the porohase money: Mre. Shllla-
Der, in hsr answer, says GEs. Fremont
held the contract tor the purchase OF
e1o mIoo Ios v1o'vv! WHOM W asctno0
snder h.6 Srli ErcZIado. a. eieo
ssts mn an an .cs - ~ ths TssT,tor, 20 ~ A. Al.
xona. vhercbv nrnnertv Of married
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-10

The following afs the transfeRs a
real estate, - recorded a The Auditors
ofnce. sinoe our last report
]. n. Titus 10 Trustees OF the u. e.
Church, Q tract Of land in White River
Valley 70 b used for church purposes,
Fred, E. Sander 10 Vim. Richards,
lot 10, block l, Francis addition, 600.
Anna L. Green 10 d. T. Denny, lots l.
2, 8, 10, II and II, block IS, d. T. Den
ny's first, t16W.
L. L. Whiting 70 Bsaess Hall, lot 8,
block g, D. +. Dsnny's third, $826.
d. T. Denny 10 4. II. Pinckney, lote
8 and I, in blsok So, D. T. Dsnny's Afth,
600. -
II. g. woodward - T. Donovan, l66
asres in Sec. a2, Tp. -, Range east,
GOO. :,
D, Baelsy 70 Allsn e. Look, . snall
piece OF land In Hec.'s . and g. Tp. 26.
kango I east, $l9.
Allen e. Look 70 L. 4. OhambsRiain,
eaxe property, tlm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-10

Rsuonup.-Bsnjamin Grover oinp-
con, ths very efficient and popular mail
agent bssvssn Portland and KalAma,
has rssiRned on aoosont Of over work,
Vhich Va undeEmining his health, and
vii as ouos Join his brother William IN
she insurance and real sstAte budneo IN
Portland. Grover vA1 . WY em9ooos
Co., and u viii b hard - md nan
vho via ~ away WITH ~ on0e
$3.50 e vogk = - onDo 01e 80
= g a011slhs1sg9 . u1nn0 = nAae
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-10

Tn BocA Ban HAIL RoDBu1s.-The
easss Of Dixon, Wise and Lambert are
Of some intsrsst 70 the reading public Of
Portland, inasmnch - two OF the men
are veil known here. Lambert was Tor
q long time . clerk in boot and shoe
esoro. and became acquAiuted With .
great many people: He v.s not . bad
man until he took to drinking. ana
voand up By shooting . girl. Aftsf
serving his time neafiy ont, largo
number Of peominsnt citizsne si9nsd .
petition for his pardon, in order 70 save
him hin citi1onship. Had he behaved
himself, b might, IN measure, have
Overcome Ahe feeling a9ainee him. but
b. peofoRred 10 associate with rough
olaco Of oharactsr2 Dixon vas recent
II lei OF With 0 fine Of 600, for rob6inR
= man Ia the Belvidsre saloon, end Wise
ID suspeoAed Of crackin9 the eafe in the
samo saloon tWo weeks ego. HIS. DIX
on. the mother Of the ro6beR, Who lfves
at Mar, Cal, has telegraphed 70 attor-
nsys q Victoria 10 take tAe easo Of her
eon. and sho doclarus that Il h b sur
rendered TO ths Seattle authorities, abe
vill make troabls for The British Gov
eTnment. a gentleman from seattle.
vho came 20 tbo city yesterday, 0yl
Shat the vieilantss of hi6 city are I'll ~
sponaible buainsO men. and they ars
doteemined % put stop 70 lavieesnse1
over there, and thAt teals and pgayofl
viii have no e1ese On them.-Psrstsad
SAeadar6.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-10

Office at Olympia:
Abbott Solon b Avery v
Alger n j Anderso
Albee Oscar r Armstro
Anderson Swan 2 Annis O
Archambault J L Anderso
Atkinson Samuel AlgueI 4
Albert Paul Abbott
Anderson Isaac Andefsr
Allen George Andersc
Amber JnO A Archer ]
Armstrong BENZ Armstro
Andrews Horace J Allen g
Albee John @ Austin {
Beam George w Bagley
Bruce r n BelknaY
Boon John Booth y
Brown Amos Blake G
Bowers Henry Billings
Baunister Benj BastrOn
Bow William Burkett
Byrd Geo w Brown I
Barnee Hiol Butler /.
Belden Geo BOhn j
B0yce Geo p Benst0n
Bernard CasenAve Bow WI
Barrett HlsKandey Brown
Bellen VIM Blackm
Bennett Albert " Bailey \
Ball David A Barry Il
Bush James B0blet
BOwden Chas + Barlow
Barry James Burns J
Bartholomew w A B0RgeYl
BeIthschy John Blsokm
BrumbauRh Sam'l Be0wde
Barton Jackson Babo0el
Baker Christian 4 Boyoe 8
BushaW Phillip Barton
Bryan Thomas BideleR
Brown VIM e Babcocl
Blake Weo W Bridges
Beach Abijah T Brown
Blanchard Eldridge Burke \
Bowman Geo W Barst0n
Bealo OhAs W Bla0kin
Barr John K Buah ia
Boyes Lucinda E Brown
Brown Geo Brigham
Ballet Chas Bice tn
Bartlett DeumAn e BoWkeI
Berry Stephen BiQeloW
Ballard Wn B Bylee 9
Baker ChAo Best ca
Bruce Robert Byrd u
Brown Geo v Brown
Benson ] II Byron
Bean jones Baldwin
Block Henry Beard \
Blackn,an AdmAn Bell Lii
Brown John H 6onney
Brown Chandler Burton
Boisen Lorens A Burr L!
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-10

Patents for lands belonging to the
persons named below await call in the
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-10

Gent furnishing goods speciality at
NyerI's Hat Store.