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WANTED,
WANTED.

WANTED, Four or five men of good address and thorough re- sponsbilty to in each of the wards of New
 Haven for frstc cats patented article of established
 merit needed by every in the city. Address for one week, giving name. residence and reference, sell "E. P &. i" City Postofdce
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Missouri.

The Tariff Commission at St. Louis. ST. LOUIS, Sept. 18.-The tariff commis.
 sion held session to day and heard argu-
 ments advocating free trade or material re-
 duction in the present tariff. The manufac-
 turers of steel, iron ore and pig iron argued
 for full protection. It was also urged that the existing rates of duty on plate glass should be maintained
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New Hampshire.
Train yVreckers ut Wor

Train yVreckers ut Work.
 DOVER, Sept. 1S-The passenger train from Alton Bay to this city Saturday evening had narrow escape from being dorailed by stone Instructions. Two boys were arrested and bailed. Yesterday several more obstruc- tons were found on the track near Pike s mills, two miles from here. The matter is being investigated.
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dMarrts.
WANTED.

SITUATION by young man of good character A to drive grocer's wagon, or do any general outdoor work well recommended. Ad- dress
 l., O. u this nf1ce
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Rirs. Melville Victim to Drink.
 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 18.-Mrs. Melville, wife of Chief Engineer Melville, was taken to the State hospital for the insane at Nor ristown, Pennsylvania, this evening by her husband, She could not be persuaded to go until assured that the children might go with her. The ruse succeeded, but at the institu- tion Q heartrending scene occurred upon the children being separated from her. The certificate given by the doctors says: ''Tem- porary insanity caused by alcoholism" Mel vile said tonight that it was the bravest act he was ever called upon to perform and also that he did not believe that she could be cured
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Goutatio1..
Dancing Classes.

M ISS Mamie 0. Gill, daughter of the late Prof. 1Y1 Gill, respectfully announces that she is now forming class 8 in dancing for her second season.
 The Waltz and La Russo taught perfectly in six les sons Circulars obtained at music and book stores Gall address MISS MAMIE Q. GILL, sell 1s9 Grown Street,
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
Not a Very Dainty Dish.

Not Very DAIhuy O1sh.
 BOSTON, Sept. 18.-Inspector of Provisions Ferry to day condemned some Chicago beef exposed for sale which he considered unfit for even a hog to eat. The beef was shipped from Chicago and arrived Saturday night last consigned to North Market street firm, who sold portion to firm in the same street
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THE SOUTH.
North Carolina.
Serious Accid'

Serious Accident at Circus.
 MoNTAIRY, Sept. 18.-During perform ance by Orton's circus at this place this morning the seats fell with fifteen hundred people. Over fifty persons were seriously in jured. Four ladies who were among the victims of the disaster are in a critical condi- tion. Many men, women and children had their legs and arms broken.
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Fifth Battalion Field Dnx

Yesterday was the regular field day of the Fifth battalion, Connecticut National Guard. The battalion was ordered to Bridgeport for their annual fall parade and drill. The bat. talion is composed of three companies, Com. pany being located in Hartford, Company B in New Haven, and Company 0 in Bridge port. and is under the command of Major F M. Welch. of Bridgeport.
 Companies and R arrived at Bridpepori
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WANTED, A COMPEr TENT girl; must be a good cook An "A ply at Protestant Industrial, sel8 Ms 34 WHITNEY AVENUE
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@** ''Facts speak plainer than words. " Proof ''The doctor told me to take blue pill but didn't, for had already been poi me to try Kidney Wort, and I did. It was just the thing for my biliousness and consti- patton, and now I am well as ever."-A.P. s15 6d1W
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FOk SALE. R~ A TRAINED SETTER DOG. For partic- @~<A uIars inquire at sel9 3t* THIS OFFICE
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Rhode Island.

Coarse of the New Comet.
 PROVIDENCE, Sept 1S.-The last comet ob-
 served by Prof. Barnard September 18th was
 also observed this morning at the Seagrave
 Observatory in this city. It is very faint object and consists of nucleus and as envel, oped at present not far from the star Lambda Geminorum, @ star of the fourth magnitude in the constellation Gemini. It can just be seen with 8 two-inch telescope.
 The following ephemeris will enable one to follow it's course for few days:
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
NAr1h RrRMfnrfl

The Republicans in the Society of North Branford requested to meet at the house of Martin C. Bi hop, on Monday evening" Sept. 25, at 730 o'clock to no | mate to wn officers.
 The Republicans in the Society of Northtord will meet in the basement of the Congregational church at the same time for the same purpose.
 PER ORDER
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APPLE TREE WOOD. WY will pay the highest price for apple wood il w the plank by the cord, and in large O small quantities Apply for particulars to
 sele xd2w SARGENT & co.
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where it was seized. The inspector and also experts are of the opinion that the steer stamped to death on the going to Chica- go, was cleaned and dressed there and thence shipped to Boston. The beef was in de- caying condition and all parties connected with 1t will be prosecuted by the board of |
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Arrest of Defuulter Pntpps.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 18.-A dispatch from Hamilton, Ont announces the arrest of Phipps, the defaulting almshouse superin- tendent, at that place this evening.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YonK, Sept 16.-Arrived. the Arizona from Liverpool, the Plantyn from Antwerp.
 Liverpool-Arrived, the City of Rome from New York; the Palermo from New York, the Republic from New York.
 Antwefp-Arrived, the Caucasian from New York. Bremen-Arrived. the Rhein from New York. Bristol-Arrived, the Tyrian from New York.
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ES;S THREE or four furnished rooms suitable for H1iiN housekeeping, convenient for small family ElIU not over ten fifteen minutes from the new dry goods house. Address stating rarticuiars,
 G. D. LANGDON, sel9 2t' Care Proctor, Gross Mcguire, City,
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A SITUATION by respectable girl to do general "A housework chamberwork. Good reference. Inquire at
 TOT LAFAYETTE SrREET
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District of New Haven ss. Probate Curt.

District of New Haven ss Probate CHurU,l
 September 1Sth 1882. TNSTATE of LYDIA B. TH>IRPE, late of North Ha- M ven, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and allowed six mouths from the date hereof for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present accounts properly attested within said tiue. will be debarred recovery. All persons 1n- debted to said Estate requested to make imme- diate payment to VILLA H. THORPE, aa1a 0dI ws Administrator
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News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. Sergeant Mason. An Effort to Procure His
 Release. GROUNDS OF THE PETITION. A Writ of Habeas Corpus
 Demanded. THE REMNANTS OF THE WAR. AFeebIe Defiance from Those
 at Large.
GROUNDS OF THE PETITION.
THE REMNANTS OF THE WAR.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Another Effort for MasOn's Release. WARRINGTON, Sept. 1S.-The Star says :: sMr Bigelow, as counsel for Sergeant Ma son, now confined in the Albany penitentiary for shooting at Guiteau's cell window at the jail in this city last September, has prepared petition for habeas corpus addressed to Judge Alfred c. Coxe, United States district judge for the Northern district of New York. This petition sets forth at length the court martial proceedings and subsequent orders by virtue of which Mason is confined in the penitentiary; claims that the order of the Secretary of War in ordering soldiers to guard the jail is null and void, as the jail is in the cust- y of the civil authorities of the District that the offense charged involved merely breach of civil peace and in no way affected the discipline of the army, that the offense if committed at all was not commit ed in the discharge of military duty, nor was it committed at any military camp or garri- son nor against the person of soldier of the United States army, that the crime charged is not triable by court martial, that the judge advocate general of the United States army re- gently reviewed the evidence before the court martial and rendered an opinion reversing the findings and sentence of the court martial on the grounds first that the court martial had no jurisdiction because the offence charged
 was merely breach of civil peace, and that the employment of Battery E, Second Uni ted States artillery, to guard the jail was prohibited by the act of Congress of June 15, 1878; and second, that the record of the testimony clearly establishes his (Mason's) innocence. The petition maintains that un der the law the decision of the judge advo- cate general is final in all such cases, and therefore the further detention of Mason is
 unlawful and wrongful. The judge is asked that the writ issue against the warden of the
 Albany penitentiary.
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THE WEST,
Illinois.
A SiroccO in the West,

A SEfoScU Hh UfEe w est BLOOMINGTON, Sept. 18.-The Kansas sirocco has struck central Illinois. All to day
 violent southwest wind has blown hot
 furnace blast. Tfe people are already suffer-
 ing intensely.
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E0R RENF


 sae<A A GENTLEMAN find 8 nice furnished EssS room with the comforts of 8 home in quiet sE family. Pleasantly situated within ten m1nutef of the postofBce Address A. F. H., sel9 2t+ Postoffioe, City
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Sullivan in COoper Institurs.

NEW YORK, Sept. 18.-Alex. M Sullivan, formerly editor of the Irish Nations and ex- member of Parliament for Meath delivered a lecture in Cooper Institute tonight before large audience. Mayor Grace presided and introduced the speaker, who was received with great applause. In the course of his re- marks Sullivan said the English government were responsible for the condition of Ire- land
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WANTED.

A SITUATION to do second work and waiting A Reference if required. Gall at
 se19 2tf NO, 16 DAY STREET.
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w kAN A HOUSEKEEPER imme diately; must be a mid "A de. aged Protestant woman with incum- brance family of two. Inquire at
 Il ELLIOTT LANE, Ee19 It. Between East and Wallnce Street.
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JOTrINGs.

Base ball yesterday: At Buffalo, Bostons s, Buffalos ?; at Cleveland, Clevelands 6, Troys5.
 Preparations for the coronation of the Czar are being hurriedly completed. The ceremo ny will take place on the 10th of October.
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[B.. BOOTH, AUoTroNEER. l QgcIloN9sALLg

vTy ILL sell on Tuesday, Sept. 18th, commencine " at 10 a. m., at l,2 Chapel street Tapestry ana Body Brussels arpets IhrsePy and E5tra % nt qRen Hs stand Walnut Bookcase Walnut Chamber Set. Wal mt Extension Ia le, Chromos, Pictures, Crocksry, Eftchen Utensils, etc. se1o ob
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WANTED, A SITUATION by a competent girl cook and A laundregs or to do general homework Good reference. Inquire at ee19 It. AGO STATE STREET
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WANTED

:" "ANIEUy - A YOUNG woman to take of children. Prot EN estant preferred. Must come well recommend- ed Apply until October 1st at
 se19 St" 3O6 STATE STREET
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WANTED, A NEAT obltging girl to assist in the care of two "A children and do other light work Apply at sel9 St' 135 HOWARD AVENUE.
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Jealous or Ills Young Wife.

l ALBANY, Sept. 18.-Alonzo Cash aged if ty-five, farmer living at Westerlo, fatally
 shot his sixteen year old wife to day and then
 shot himself. Jealousy was the cause of the tragedy.
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WANTED.
 A SITUATION to do general housework in A pri A vate family. City reference if required Gail al
 se19 It. IAIJREI, STPEET
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SITUATION by respectable girl to do cooking -A- or general housework in a small family. Good reference Inquire at
 151 EAST CHAPEL STREET, ss19 2t' Fair Haven
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Roard of COuDcilmen.

YNyO the Sheriff of the City of New Haven Greeting
 You are hereby required to warn the Board o1 ouncilmen of said city to meet at the Chamber oi the Board In said city, on Tuetday the 18th day oi September, 1882, at 7H o'clock D. m.
 Given under my hand this 18th day of September 1882. JOHN B. MODERATION, Mayor The foregoing is & true copy of the original war rant. Attest THOS. c. HoLLlS
 eeis It City Sheriff.
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" A NTNn

WANTED. A SITUATION ss to do general hou's"0rf. Appl: se18 2t# 40 ASHMTTy syrDrs-r
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{ESss;a BY a single gentleman a nicely furnisbei Mi1 room, with or without board within ten min
 sel9 2t' Poetofbce Drawar m Ci,x
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WANTED. 4 RNAMENTAL Plasterers at the WaddiDgham Mansion, West Haven. seI9 2t"
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A once experienced child nurse, one that will "A make herself useful. City reference reouired No other need apply, from to 9 p. m., at
 se19 If 2I9 WORK sTRpET
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w AIN II EIy SITUATION by competent girl as wsitre, "A Private family preferred. Good city referenc Call for two days at se19 It. No, 2 WILLIAM STREET.
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A SITUATION by a respectable, experienced ans "A neat girl to do general bousewcrk in q private family Good references if required. Inquire for two daysat
 se19 It. IOSb WOOSTER STREET
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.. w 1AN INDe jSsTa BY young lady pleasant furnished room MiJ with or without board, former preferred, iR E4U pleasant locality, central as possible Prf- 'ate taniiy pre1erreo Address c. L.,
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WANTED,
 A FIRsT-CLAsS Furniture Upholsterer. Apply at
 xA sel9 It 260 CHAPEL STREET.
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Gntertainntents.
he Woodbridge and Bethany

The Woodbridge and Bethany Fair rHNHE Woodbridge and Bethany Agricultural socie- \ ty will hold their Twenty-fourt' Annual Exhi- bition in Woodbri ge on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 20th and 2'st, 1882 On Wednesday will be shown Fat Walking Horses Saddle Horses, Lady Eque.trianism, Horses over tweny years. etc.
 On Thu 'sday Trains of Working Oxen from Wood bridge and Bethany and other towns will arrive on the grounds at ten o'clock, after which the trial of Working Oxen of different ages. In the ternoon will be exhibited Draught Oxen and Draught Horses, Family Horses and Trotting Horses.
 Admission for single teams to the grounds 25 cents Admission to the tent 25 cents Members tickets $I
 The Cheshire band will furnish music for the day Should the weather be stormy the fair will be held on the next pleasant days.
 Stages wilt leave westvlle the days of the fair at and Il a. Aa. and at and D.
 se93t 8. G. DAVIDSON, SECRETARY.
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Notice to Stockholders.

Et stockholders of the Boston and New Yors Air Line Railroad Company to be held in the city of Mid dletown Conn.,, October IS. 8S2, at one o'clock p m The stock transfer books this company will remain closed until October 1S, 1882
 By order of ths Board of Directors, T L. WAITS N. SECRETARY. Boston & New York Air Line Railroad Company
 Sent 13 1Ss2 sel9 lot
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FUN
 sAxssas ONE-HALF of pleasant house, finely loost- essa cd on 8 large open lot on the line of the horse MiIA cars Rent to small family, $40 month, No. I36 East Graad street. H. J. ST VEINS, se19 3t# 392 Chapel Street.
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WANTED.

IVAN American person, situation in a family to
 do light housework and sewing or would take " family; references satisfactory Apply Ht Library Rooms
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WANTED.

4 GIRL to do general housework in a family O "A six. Must have good recommendations, Goss wages to the right one. Apply at
 Sel6 3t NO an pEApr
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WANTED.

CIVILIZATIONS by two respectable young girls to d. o general housework second work in n nrivnt, family; can furnish good reference. Apply at
 selS 2t' 230 HAMILTON STREET. 6
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Nervous Debility !

N NR. E. O. WEsT's NERVE BRAIN TREATsrr1r d 1I specific for Hystaria Dizziness Convulsions Nervous Headache. Mental Depression, Loss of Mem, ory. spermatorrheea. Impotency, Involuntary Ennis. sions, Premature Old sse caused by o.cr-exertion, self abuse over indulgence, which leads to mieer
 decay and death. One box will cure recent cassa Each box on'ains ons raonths treatment. One dol prepaid sipt of price. We guarantee six boxes to cure any case With each order received by for six boxe. accompanied with dollars we will send the purchaser our written guarantee to return the money if the treatment does not ef ct cure. Guar antees issued by E. A. Whittlesey New Hayen o. fo whom all orders shouId be addressed. SIS eodavn
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WANTED.

WANTED. A COMPETENT COOK. Good references re- V qnired. Apply at se16 St 29 ELM STREET
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EMPLOYMENT saFFvs,E

NZsNR ElU M kIIN U OFFIWE.
 FOR MALES AND FEMALES. H FLIP of different nstionalittes can be supplied A to private families. boarding houees, hotels and restaurants The proprietor of this sstablish- women before sending them to hll stuations. Calin from the country. st distance, promptly at tended to- Male help for ali kinds of work
 MRS. T. MUILIdAN, ie26 If 1S4k St John utreet near Arti..r
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NY IGHT WORK-A bookkeeper, 10 years ernari AS ence, wants employment on a set of books sven Address - v
 sel5 Ct "M r fhis o<s,.
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75 Orange Street
w NTRD

0I now have anfne Q line of new and popular w subscription books was ever offered to the public, many just published. Splendid chance ts make money. Liberal Inducements given to enerpet- 10 canvassers, ladies or gentlemen. Address
 JAMES BETTS CO, sel3 2m Hartford, Conn
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-01-27
Notice of Sale
or
REAL ESTATE
IT PEBLIC AUCTION

II PEBLIC AUCTION.
NoTlCc is hereby given that in pursu
~ aiIcc of an order OF sale OF the Probate
Count OF Mason county, Washington Ter
ritorN, made on the 18th day of June, 1881
IN The matter of the estate of Thomas W
Mcdonald, deceased, the undersigned,
the Administrators of said estate, will sell
at public auction. to the highest bidder
for cash. and subject To confirmation bv
SAID Probate Court,
On the aOth Day "r January, 1852.
at one o'clock Z. ~, at her place of resi-.
ucnce, III Mason county, Washington
Territory, all the right, title, interest and
estate OF the said Thomas W. Mcdonald
nj the time of his death, and all the right
Title, interest and estate of the firm of Me.
Donald fluntIy, composed of said
Thomas ". Mcdonald, deceased, and
GtoIge W. linntlcy, in and to all those
certain pieces or parcels of land, situate
being and lying and being in Mason coun
ty, Washington Territory, described as
follows:
W i of $ " i, W !, of IL w or and lol
!, See. y a of = W =, Is of q /.
See 30; II L of W a Sec. 81 $ Inf of sw
ar, " ar OF sc or, eqr of $ W ar and
Lot ;, Sec. -; 5 or OF Sc or and lot 3
See: -, Township ~ Range West.
Ill oil IA or, u W or OF cqr, cqr 81
ISw or, See. II, Township ~, Range ;
West.
Lots 3, and 6, and ht of = W ar, Sec
II, II e ar See. Is, and e Inf offs c ar, Sec
3, Township 49, Range West.
And the cqr of the nv or of Sec %
Township ~, North of Range West, sub
lect To the Judgment lien in the case o
Thomas Walker vs.. George ". IIuntley
| amounting To ST.
Terms of sale cash one half on day o.
sale and one-hal when sale is confirmed
MARY T.. MCDONALD,
Administrator of the estate of
Thomas W. Mcdonald, decd
December 30, 1851. 10
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-01-27

AMERICA has the best hotels in the
world, and London thinks she is
now large enough to supper! one in
good shape. Consequently size is
building one to cost 5000 eco, to
run be entirely by Americans. Tue
American Palace Hotel is the name.
and Chas. G.. Leland, of Albany, \.
Y, has been called to manage it.
The site selected is said 10 be All ex-
cellent one, ola H." Victoria e,nLank-
ment, t;le built e.. .e' = river
on one side. VII .iull ca ...e Their
The walters and the birkeepers, and
IN iact' most of the employees, of the
hotel when it is done, will be Ameri-
cans: Ii Is purposel to charge Il a
day Tor board uud room. Tie build
ing Will accommodate about hoo
guests, and will be nine stories hiob.
1t will be ready for business in abou,
two years.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-01-27
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