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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-07-05

SURRENDER OF OFFICE,--On Saturday
morning last. Mr.. Richard L. Carnc, late
City Superintendent OF Public Schools sur
r2ndrd the office with lis records, &c, to his
brother, SIR. WIN. /. Cssruc, tho newly APP
;,ointc, Superintendent, who will henccIorth
llan∾ all h,Sinr::; pertaining; to public
schools.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-07-05

BANQUET. A sumptious banquet was
-ivcn last night ut the Concordia, by his
numerous friends. to Mr.. Lewis Stein, an
esteemed and popular citizen, who left
to-day for Baltimore, which city he will
make his future home. The table was
beautifully decorated and loaded with all
the dclicacics of the season, served in the
best style. After the removal Of the cloth
toasts were drunk and appropriate remarks
made by Mrssr&. II. Strauss, |. EichberS, r.
. r. Lucas VI. Il. Harlow and others; and to
the complimentary expressions Of thespcak
crs. Mr.. stein replied in feeling language.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-07-05

without /. =- -
= ny Roe HERRING in blls
DOTOMAC FAMl4- '>by
L and half bbls for SAL 'aoN & JAMESON.
lc113oIL X: NJ: Law. OF FINE Shoes
WE HAVE LARGE STOCh -"gara to any
w and they must be sold without II:
profit You will do we'll to call at It.
my25 w. B. WADDEY'S, no King. :.
CyoTTSINs, HoLBRoOKs & CoX'S LADIES'
I and Childrcn's Shoes, a full line at
;e10 JOS. KAUFMANN'S, Ag't.
J1INE WALL PAPER DECORATIONS at -.
TENNESSON 4 cos,
uroO ia King street.
BORDEAUX CLARET for sale by the case or
ID bottle at o,>-co>,s coc
je9 ----- W. A: 1oi1-Hso.. y - -. -; :.
T1REsH DAT GRITS and CRACKED WHEAT
l. just received by arr r,pS
/ jc2o ). =: MILD NJ:
INSECT POWDER Of various brands, also 'uhs
| for applying the same For sale ny ,,o
&c e S. LEADBEATER & BRO.
TUST MISUNDERSTANDING supply OF sOLiD
>, GERMAN SILVER CHAINS at 90 and I3c ny
80 HENRY WILDT, Jeweler.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-07-05
H4RDIE4RE IND CUTLERY.

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
JAMES F. CARLIN & SONS
NO. 63 KING STREETS
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Builders Hardware, Locks Hinges Screws,
DoorBolts, Latches, &C., Saddlcry, Hardware,
Bride Bits, Buckles Rings, Hames, Sc, &C.,
Wheclwrghts' Hardware Axles Rims, Hubs,
Spolcs, Sawed Fellows, Tire Iron, &c, Pocket,
Table, Carving, and Butcher Knives, &C., Guns,
Pistols, &c. full and complete stock of first
class goods away in store and sold at lowest cash
prices. aug15
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-07-05

TIE SECOND WARD MEETING.-A meet
ing Of the conservative voters Of the Second
ward WAS held IT the old Sun engine house
hall Monday night for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidate for the Common Council
TO be voted for ut the special election to be
held III that ward tomorrow. In the alb
scnce Of! the superintendent Of the ward, Il.
NJ. Latham called the meeting to order,
and Leonard Marbury was elected chair
man. Mr.. Latham WAS then elected secrc-
iary. The following were named to fill the
place made vacant by the resignation of
Alr. Marbury +. \. KERRY, ST., Louis
taken. resulting: KERRY II, Kraflt27, Down
cy 3 Mr. kcrhy receiving the highest
number 70: votes. was declared the nominee
and the meeting adjourned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-07-05
NOTICE IN RELATION TO DOGS RUNNING
~ AT LARGE WITHOUT MEDALS.
Mayors Office,

AlrXaudriN Va. juno % lSS2.'J
The Police Officers of the city have hcrn in
Sructcd 10 take up all dogs running large in thc
city of Alexandria OH and after MONDAY next
the 10Th inst. The dog wagon will be sent out
on that dat" and all dogs taken up will b.. killed
unless redeemed within Is hours after they have
been taken up. J. Il. BECKuAM,
les lih NIayor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-07-05
TAYLOR e HUFTY,
NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS,

COLLECTORS OFFICE. June %, 1882
Notice is hereby given that the tax bills for
1882 are now in the hands of the Collectors. The
attention of all parties interested is respectfully
called To the following extract from the Revenue
bill OF that year:
Upon all bills paid in full by the Il day Of
July, lSS2. the Collectors of Taxes shall allow Il
discount OF ten per cent. and all bills paid by
the Isl OF August SSl they shall allow Il dis
count ot five per cent. and on Ill bills not paid on
the I'd day Of December 1SS2 there shall be as
a,SSc,! and collected penalty of five l,er cent
upon the amount OF said bills. and ON all bills re-
naming unpaid on the Isl day Of June 1888
damages al the rate of six per ccntum PEI annum
shall be paid
Office: Room No e. Royal street front, Market
Building.
}. +. HILL Col n. Dist
ieO3-tiy1 = X FIELD Col ( Dist
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-07-05

Police News. The following have bee.
before TIE Mayor since Monday last: Thorn
~ Woohul. \ tramp from Richmond for
drunkenness; Il Young white man also for
drunkenness: sarah Williams, colorcd for
abusive Ium@ua"r to SalIic Timbcrs also
rolorc,!: Edward Tyler. colorcd, for disor-
derry conduct: Wn. Henry Miller, colorcd,
for fighting. and Il colorcd man named Stills,
arrested on suspicion of being lunatic.
Woodruff. vino had lost his shoes. WAS Or
dcrri out OF the city. The young white
mau and the Williams woman were rcpri-
mandrd AMI discharged. Tyler was fined
s.. Miller. upon whose person was found
4 pistol. WAS fined SO. Sills WAS discharged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-07-05

Alexandria, Va, June %. 1892
TNHE FIRM OF JAMESON Il COLLINS WAS
L dissolved by mutual consent on the fifteenth
Of October, 1850. Charles IL. Collins purchased
the good will and assets and became responsible
for the debts of the said firm the above written
day and date. GEO. W. JAM ESON.
C. Ii. COLLINS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-07-05

| WOULD respectfully ask the continued patron
l. age of my friends and of the public to the new
firm GEO. w. JAM, GSON.
Alexandria, VA, June 23. 1SS2-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-07-05

TIE Sr.A5AGH STREET RAILROAD TRACK
Tb,. committee recently appointed by the
irtv , Nuncil to communicate with the all-
thn,;tin. 'tlr Washington and Alexandria
E,ilrn.l c., 1pany in reference TO the return
Of THAI r,,G 70 the cornerof King and St.
Nsl,Il ar.~is. hc Ia conference with Ecciy-
cr Geo {; wilkins AT the Office Of the Y.
NJ. X. L. Co.. in this c.''s, this morning \
very satisfactory consult, non was mad ana
Mr. Wilkins expressed tn WILLINGNESS o, OF
the company he represents t. restl1nG inc
running "fil1lins between this city ana ASH
in.to>t .y,a ;hr point named if th,e people
""Ii!i- property ON ST. ASaph street "o"'o
manifest Il liberal spirit.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-21
supposed owner and description.

supposed owner and description Benefits. Damages
vs. - q; s e; IL s &C.; ss e. : 800,
'' aoisy sad ssd lite ss' West st.
's f II; s: s's sss s. t. VS.;
'' a Fs ssa ass sss VEST s st. s @ Of lot block
W. g. $: E.. (; 4 s s ; 100,
' acsy Fs sa Sst ats' Vest s St fau @ 500
SAVES West 81 81 f f Pvt s s 1T |! s sSs 's ansse
s' ai5 Fs ss ss fs Vest s ST. STREET or Of lot H. block 500
same that lot u, Sokey's addition
$:;,$ ;;;:; Fl: s: Il:
s' PAUL vi Ps n ss 5rs a 9iss 5 s t. Tis s
s Mississippi Fs ssa s is1 street. street ss block aoI
same Gokeys to ~
Same nss' All fiots block Goke
sa9 sn al ' ot slees s aoisys addition
Same esn III lct& Jockeys ,ooo
sa ass 'e 81 les5 s' sess 's soi; addition
to ,o s
taken for astret or evee 600 oO 4ew
y: e. e. &! Is: ST.: :::5;; 100,
st Ky ss not t. VT ses : Pact ' Co. 500 100
't Sc 4 sn ' s & 3 s s parallel s s s'2s S w
ssssj ss5es vs. 1 F:
''E e: e: s r. &C.: :tss:
S. asssy f asaoa s w ss o'
saR West 81 81 Rs P s s IL s s parallel Ssis Viz sa a S
s.S f.. ST Essss e. s s5 Street ii t. 10"
' 4 e: e.: IT, s:ss sst;:
s' ssisy Part ad lit ss west Sc Fs @ Of lot 500
SAVE West Al f ss R yx s T. ps s sa sSe
;,;:: e. 81: Y
Same aoksys addition to Vests ~ 1000 ,om
sa asa' Al Of Iots % aoiys to
sss' IT. IL 81: e: co 1000 1000
:ss' :% oo ,o~ 1000
!: vs.: !; FL IL: H. Ii Il: Sss e. @
i smiso1s lot lot .s.
line 1 parallel S's % # WY Mississippi
~ Els: ss & 500
s' Pau. A. ss 1T FL il. s ess ;s ss T
Xxi a."
sane A. a P st ss s. 80 %@;
ST. 8 ss 400
sR S.;;S z;: s:s Rs : 9 :3 100 ". 100,
sa Rs a sa ss5 s1se IL st. Or Co. 500
ST. :; FL :ss; s': S
sA Pat asss s t Ws s S. s 500
s. sys.. a. aat s, 1s an west g. sTs t ss e M
ST. s'f s e: +: e t.: T.; 5 &: s;: 10,
addition Of Of
.s s tn 5 a:?g 20 :: S 1s :s sias Let vest
s. e: iS :asS s H
o
sect 2S,r2 q GokeyS
Same artno
scrso Of At 20, except GOkeys addition to
West 90
Cochran, esandEG 2O0ft
Of sec $50 eo0
ISamesm e,samean "
lot4 sec IS, t2S, T 22. ... 90
Sam: ;s Ss ~ sss It ss Of L:
Uon Brooklyn
IVe, ofh Of 5se 49, ~"
Dunwen
Thee ofot
Iyee. 49,. -. 80. 49,. 49,.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-21
Benefits. Damages. Balance
supposed owner and description.

Supposed and Benefits Damages Bsan
s s:'; 6, !: sssss::s !'E +
ss sas It a @ cOr '1s %
sS:s:: ss,ss Ss5ss 'aHs
sssua All that s,ss @ &c @ DSvs sRs1 p
taken for street Ese block a. 1900
s' pw ra a sSass aoH sa lot
Same All that part Dunwen spener's
s ss 5sss 81 e S drawn ea Ps
s6 s4 l.a s a Of ss Is said II: SEQ,
s Bw a R s1snas sddo s g. BO sS o
Same Lot 49, 90, addition to an
Ka S5Soh Harry Robinson ,o~ ~
aSaSn .s % s fa S e. FanSs addition
r %s s s r ss XII d 5 iss osE e. x addition
same Ws as s. E sa Iii sfsss e. addition o
s s ws s. a san A % osS S Ss ss x addition
s.S T ns s s.ssH s s'ss
s. Wss ss st. s s Al fer let sos xn addition
s. ws as 5 s : ta I'll for es t ssts f i addition 90
s. to wss s st. d saa a Al Of ss f sosE S 1ns
same. s Ts as St T taken an F stss OK s
same Wss St. r' sas aks All U s Sc s Am
Mess S 81 Paul asn H oE a s xni addition to
ss West s. f oIds soep A%b s' addition to Yves. st.
s Pssl al for s S % e. ssH An5: addition
s Ranl al hs ios &sss e. Anis addition West
s. Pa1 a lot id eek q An6; addition
john sau5 aeIato os T. ,oo -
lot2, Fulerton addition to Brookynd m nm N
same n All ots block T. Fulton Bfookynd -
5ohh a f %aansl street All Of es 6oii Futon
,d s5e htess iaE Of fs io Taion
baDo al fosd G5 ss Fassas
JOHN ynf bs 1hs2 al s lots seek Fullerton;
,o sSS1 as5s. :ssss 81 1os 10
same. B a 1T assB s a Saten addition to Brook
zaS Se AZ iot IT, sI boee Ta:itcn
s ge' Al os sek i Fuhiton addition to Brook
saS sa tihs9 st F sss Tsilton
saSe ans Of G lot s Fuiton
sag a Al sE OF lot H. Slose Taions
s. gs al o for fet t ssse fslsrtoa addition to
saS sa al lot s' ssee & Faton
Same sd' Al I OF 1877 1877 s Ssk Futon
sa 1a AZ sns ofo IS 6ioef fs.rs
saS Se Al h OF lot IT, s SIoeS S Futon
sag Saa Al ih1 '1 lot ae
sa sse s5ss 70 40 1000 10
Ms, The Ely 200 feet s.s block s EuIsrtns $500,
toms addition BrooIynd $1,000.
Mssa zoo a5s feet 2, Hs ras!on ~
ssss a Rs 19' af So dSf street block Fuller
'::;;;: e II; If: , e:
s@s iss'
pr p ools aa and and My of blocks t.
addition 65W
s;y s s. 4 s: PLAINLY IL E 5's + 5 ;s;
s piece E as at @ 5Ss isi Ss1S
FIayius steetand line parallel with and 200 WHY
O Mississippi bank W
Morart that part IL, block Couue's adj
to West taken street or ely Of
200 feet Willy the Mississippi
Same Part mot or OF lot 1, bock1 5
outuresad West ST. Paul. 600
Same that art Of lot Il, Couture' addition
street lying ely OF line
AM eel the Mississippi bank COZ
s Gsnu Fss a SS sa W. s
Same All that of Coutures addition to
Yves Pau,ta q OF
the Mississippi bank SVOl
motifs or leve Of lO5 btock1, 4
Couture' WetS Paul 90
r That misc in Coutures
addilo INTO West St. Faults
nbyF ayiusst Mississippi river by Demo street,
aud byblo
Same. art or hve of q miscellaneous
fIand Coutu addition to West St Paul. bound ID
bv Mayius street, Mississippi river Demo
and W " Of said addition %
AC yandsrburg lot 4, block 6. Couturs
tiont st. Paul, taken street or leveyng
o O
motifs AIKEN or k6,C
lures addition to West st. Paul. 800
Moriay. o g, uturs
ton to West ST. Paul. taken a
Eza1az lll. Na
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-11
sAvslAnklNG 91RGs Ann 8WSs N
A HAD sCRAPH.

lps ASvriee. Ust. 3.--The bottom
facts in the shooting affair that occurred
peat Orange last Friday night caine ont
today. II appeafs that Mr.. Dawson.
a photographer Of Santa Ana. accom-
panied BY Miss Day Of Gospel Swamp.
and young Dol Fulknef, Of Santa Ana,
accompanied Miss Harwood of Orange.
wsft 10 the Political meeting ON Friday
evening. after which the party all went
~ the photograph gallery. where the
girls donned male attire, and they start
ed for drive toward Orange, until they
came 10 a house occupied by siA China
men, who are running a large garden.
Here the party stopppd and commenced
firing at the door of the cabin, one vt
the balls passing through the breast of
Chinaman, causing his death In about
half An hour. Another Chinamati WAS
shot In the hip. and il is said he will re-
cover. The party then drove into Or
enQe, where they hfed Ave shots into a
Chinese washhoase. which was fottu-
inately empty at the time. Their next
point 10 visit was Araeld's store. but he
wuuld not come gus. On Saturday
tnofnihs DEPUTY Sheriff Hickey and
Constable lsbell arrested Dawson and
rulhuef. The girls were afterwards ar
rested. Miss Harwoed made 4 clean
breast of it and told abeut the occur
renee. Young Fulhnet and Misses Har-
wood and Day are all members OF high
" respectable families, and this affair
has created profound sensation
aisiona their friends, as well a. through
ont The community. Dawson is new
eeaaes, and but little IL known Of his
anteceglenta. The examination In In
ulroprees at Santa Ana to-day.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-11
vhere thsy bcund and gagged he,, The
cashier NJ the ksank II III p,alx -.

vhe,e thsy bound and gagged he,, The
cashier II the bank. ]. b. Pratt. vh,
turned out 10 be an aes.0sgf,ljee in tha
robbery. was elss l,ouBd and pspesJ.
and thst psocesde5 h, empty the t;lis III
xl9.yg in cash. Ya,sst Of "A tsejso s.,;,,
which they put into sacks ard carried
oh in broad Daylight thsolsb st,sets
crowded With people All the parties T.,
the cfims have been arrested. and s,,st
cf the money seeyvsRed thseueh the ef-
ficient efforts Of Dstectiv vs Mcf,iss and
other members II the Pinkepton fs,ee
Pratt, the cashier, vas arrested ri ,y,es.
ena $tysp. which he had concealed nm
der the sidewalk in front ef his fstbe,'s
house, was recovered. Ed. Welsh. an
ethes eccc,eplice. wee arrested in New
York, and $500 recovered. Is. Se,,tt
was arrested in Sc. Louis, and now
Dunkie, the last of the gang, is arrest
81. and pives mp about Slyg mops u
ths beety.
Gsnseetleat OeasseSsss.
H.RrosD, Ocs. 7.-fhs Democratic
state Convention, organized With J. u.
Gallsehe, as temporary chairman. Who
was made pes,aasent chsisman. Nsa,-
lntions were adopted and a platform
bnilt. which maintains ths independ-
encs of the Stats Government. 80 fa, 90
not assigned to- ths 9easrai f,y,s IN
,aent; demands the revision rf the in
tefnal revenue Law, and n fhe tariff
thet shall sedaee taxation 10 the pses
ent needs of the Government only; slss
the. abolition of all unnecessary offices
and the appointment cf men only VII,
have proved themselves efficient and
honest; demands Legislation, whilst.
will afford thcrough protection from
fraud at the ballot beses; approves Ar
thurs tsto ~ ths rive, and hasbos bill.
aud def,5unees both Republican houses
of Congress for the passage of such in
fataess legislation over the Presidents
veto; deaoences the declaration of the
Republican party platform fayo,inp the
submission 10 the s,eople ef the pro-
posed amendment to the Constitution
as evasivs end covafdly: recognizing
the evils arising from the abuse Of in
tosicating liquors and believes this may
he most eGectually checked by the s,sce
Ut enlightened public ovinion: they
,nay be partially restored by wise lep;s
latiot, bnt such legislation should not
be 90 opps essive Or isnpfaetieable i'm Ito
provisions es to infringe personal fights
ehd liberties cf eitiyens. and stsYij ,,st
be made partisan questions; believes
the question of police regulation. fsla-
tive to the sele Of Intoxicating liquors,
IN the State Constitu tioh 10 be opposed
to the plainest principles ef sound gov
eminent; denoances The esquande,ine ~
Government lands and gifts to railroad
corporations: pfotectiei ef native and
foreign born citizens while abroad, and
condemns the use of convict labor to the
exclusion of free labor. The State
ticket chgsen is as follows: Governor.
Ihomas NJ. Walter; Lieutenant Cover
nor, Geo. a., Dumner; Secretary of
State. q. Ward Nosthspp: Treasurer, A.
Il. gcodsich; Oonpttolles. Thomas p.
Sanford. There waa nuch confusion
during the balioting for candidates.
Adjourned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-11
psseaea.s Apv,CE 70 vsrsns.

Here is what Mr.. Beecher said in his
Sermon last Sunday evening that gave
rise 10 the spicy little correspondence
heretofore published In these columns:
''govefnot Cornell was set aside. mt
because ef his vices, but because Of his
virtues. II was the result of sentiments
of avafiee and revenge. Judge Fclges
should be sent home by the voters Of the
State of New York, and ycu will nevss
see the tricks played at Saratoga re-
peated in eny future convention OF the
Republican party. lam also opposed
10 the snedllinps of the general govern
,nent with local affairs i'm this or any
other State. The federal quvefhsaent
should keep it's hands OF the civil at
fairs of the State of New York, and es-
peeially when the Chief Magistrate &C.
leets for his eeunsellots men who should
he in State prison il they had their Just
deserts. Ought a man sit In the Board
Of Police In the city oF New York who is
q notorious receiver Of fees and n bfibe
taket7. Aud Ia II not a shame when the
Chief Magistrate of the nation takes
such men TO his home and makes them
his chief counsellOfs-inen who, 10 say
the least Of them. are notorious for their
want ef feputation7 II they ash ne
what we are going to do about it, |
answer that they will find ont when the
ballots are cast and counted."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-11

Contracts made recently by Clyde
shipouilders show that the present
prices OF iron vessels may b given a.
fOllows:- First class iron screw steam
err, E96 per ton; second claAs, R24 l6s.;
cargo carrying screw steamers, EX 2.
Cd; drse class sailing veasels, eli; $50
0nd claas. El4 10. Cd; third class, Gl2
lie. Cd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-11
- -
PACIFIC COAST.
ralmsut Accident.

Posr rowssssp. Oct. i0.-IOre Of the
crew Of the bark Martha Rideeat got
eataneled in the ~ wheel of the vsssps
on board that vessel this morning. and
before II could be steped the bone ef
his arm was broken aud the flesh badly
laeetetsd. He was taken to the Marine
Hospital for treatment.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-11
lAHon s1ask "a IN CnssA.

We learn from The Shanghai H.,ci,i
that there have been two labor strihes
~ importance in that city. One was Of
the house builders, the ether Of the
longshofeinen. An ancient Chinese Law
provides that II thirty or tnore men
conspire to form 4 strike they shall bs
beheaded. The striking ,wofkmen are
principally employed by Eaalish Arms,
wlio were naturally avsrse ~ invoking
the aid Of 20 severe 4 statute. The
lonRshoreinen were paid o6 month,
from which oBHO WNs Deducted for
board, leaving. after the subtraction Of
so,ne other perquisites. only e2.D 10 Che
wotkmen. They asked an increase ~
o.. Their case WAS finally referred to
a mixed commission of English resi-
dents And Chiheee officials, whose de-
cisiun IL not known. In consideration
of their poverty they we're NOT executed.
but having been warned u the danger
they were running, they were assared
that some effort would be made 10 bet-
ter their condition.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-11

The death OF remarkable recluss is
reported h have occurred in the Ore
cian monastery ON Mount Athos, In
Macedonia. He wAs ~ years of A0e at
the time Of his death. and for g years
had been an inmate of . solitary cell,
from which he never emerged except 70
attend Chapel services morning and
evening. aud he there provided himself
with the food needed for the following
dsy. lie passed his time In dsvotiOns
and In painting pictures Of the vifytn.
which the officials Of the monastery
then sold. His body, pufsuans 10 HE
wishes. vas buried befure The door OF
his cell. The oldest among his brother
monks could not remember b have ever
seen him receive . Communication @
visitor from the outside wurld. For q
years he vas prsctioally buried % ene
monastery. lie died With reputation
for great sancsity. and his body. will b
a treasure 10 the monastery - ~ Ais-
tory was while he lived.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-11

A fly- wheel, said 10 b the largest In
the Cnited States. has been built ~
Watts 4 Campbell, Of Newark. N. j.,
for Clark's Thread Works, Of thas city.
Its twenty five feet in diamsess, With .
face Of seven fest nix iucAeA II hAs
three crowns for thrse belts, each TWEEN
ty.four inchst wide. Il weighs ~ tons.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-11

The cs,sbsased CsUwa Oylinder, Jyaf
nal and other t0hgiooe1AR - 9 wan
1 Oampoo1lA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-11

Try the lunches Just received per
steamer Dakota. Something extra me-.
Also try the celebrated B0eA beer. cu
tap at the Boca Beer Hall. Mil ssfssa.
O6-d3t
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-11

Ladies'. call at Clayton BsOs. and -
their fiue line Of cmbruidesiss and linen
edges, from 10 per yard upward.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-11

Thsrs II ons railroad on which The
freight cara DO nos 90 westward empty.
melons have already bssu shippsd over
Il 20 WeuGorn cities.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-11

For asthma. pneumonia. plufitis, lar
yngitis and scfofulous ulcsrattcna. -
Dr, Miller, oepl6a