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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-16

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j.. ". Dsrae. 70 Cas- Ksnne1s. -
aeres IA Ssc- 8. Up. g, r<rzs 8 szsss
B. 3. Tsssd T. L. veedsa. Ios 2, block
19. y. 7. Dsrry's Sys. s5dsssor, $40.
~. l. Wes1an 70 q. Ezxz. Los z bso<k
I0e, D. r. Usory's first addition. fFn.
VIA Bal 20 Psssr Bsxxrozc, f1e fz,
block lf. u. r. Dennyfs sdtIfion, 3seg.
JOAN Mc5ee TO NJ Sgnscs1n- Eos IL
b5ock II, keirs Of g. A. Bills ad3i.son,
goo.
Join Collins 10 Ulfrs ". S-ish. lots
liz. 3 and s. book %, CosIias' zddi-
ton, $50.
Joan Sssdisran 70 Hans Eessor. lot
5. block u. & -sof S. Il EssFs second
sddstioa, xs55.
Cnaiss Daring 70 Hsrs Nelson, iof Z,
5sock 100, D. r. Dsanys 5f,a addition,
$50.
l. Is. Bieslov 20 Jose2h Hsn5rieks. lot
2, block n, Hirsso - addition xII9.
Jos~ph TEsdriet 70 yoaa Sasoseh- 10.
2. bsosk n, Esesiowz addition, Sil0-
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sEw TyrEssrrrxc MACHINE.

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setting rs sezzs.s- IL fazss s7s.ss sszs ~ :
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ee1s secocrsA. TIE Ifsse Ezsc1ios de-
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PAssEsGEGs.

Tbs steamship Dzko.s arrived q. this
port a: ED O'Clock lzs. ersnin2. and re-
ports an exessdiueiy pleasant vsys2.
~ the coass- SIS had ca board pass
enesrs AZ folioEs:.
For Ssattis-J J wes.. T McGrzsh.
w Kemp. Barks. g Z Rotyness. p II
Holiisser, n n Doagher1y. W IL fredsr
ieks and wife, w Fern, p MsrSsaex, (
L Party, 3 Lsppoon, D Guard. J
Barns, L M1rphy. acDonAid, Vim
CosDb-g. W Msgrls, r Mshsybora. c r
fro1p. w KazEse, W Idle. II FISK
and wife, G W Grsszsncrs, z Dzta;ag
C Dlbble, r Clast,n. Dr.. Weeks ard
wife, Rachford, Nrs. Creed. u
waste, X j Isabel. II Sutherland, u
Curry, ID McKinnon, A Mccain. W
Todd, Il ID Carann. z % Lewis john
Vii hanson, q II Booch. VI l. R1as-
chsli, wife and mother, and eighty IL
the steer7gs-
I.coEga-E Dawson and wife. John
Bnttta, w Il luminous and Eifs. J.s
Wilson. Mrs X J shnson. Minnie John-
son. q Mann and wife. w Il Ms1sics.
Alice johnson, Minnie johnson, s n
Morse. q W B0ilsas, II BJwsn. 9 X
Foster aud wife. II A Sears, A s jain
son, NJ teddino. z L Cole. Mrs. III
Hessick, Mrs j K Cole. A Casier wife
And daughter, q r Orchard, and thirty
i've Ia steerAgr.
Oiympia-J d Mandill, II Hoffman.
@ W Egens, Mrs 81 Merker. z Caroiyer,
w } Cummings, W Caroiyer. Mrs Car
oly-r. Annie Csrolyer, aud fourteen In
Storage.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-16

LaUscEEo.-At high tide yesterday
Captain Merwin's new steamer was
launched from Hanmond's ways. Capt.
Turner, who Was lost on the Josephine.
SIS a very particular freud of the oxn-
or OF the new bo.t, and ont Of respect
10 a rsq1es. made by him, the boat was
cnrisseli-d after her owner. As she
elids firm lhe ways into the water.
Captain II. Oiney broke a bottis oi
champagne over tier bov and chris.ened
the ne.v craft Nv. 4. Merwiu" She
has a remarkably pretty model, and Sit
~ the water like duck. Hsr builders,
Aessrs- L. and j. Paque.. hays ressor
- feel proud OF the first boat built by
them On Puge. Sound. Her upper
works are now being placed on her, and
vail he Completed by the LIST of April, a,
winch time sae Is TO os ready for her
maehinery, and il Is expected that sh.
will make her trial rrip ty the Is: of
May.
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CosssssExs-Tns f.siosiag parties

CosssssEKs--Ts s ss.ioslag parties
in Seattle received freish: per Dakets:
Alexander Lynch, A. Orb. 4. J. o.
berg. A. Little, Eiackman Bfns-. Bal
f.rd x Sex. g. P. Stone d Co, CLAYTON
Bros. C. Lp1-a, G. Porsmsa. G. DIboi-.
G. T1tti-. C. q. Faaek i Co, e. p
Head, G. L. Mitchell. D-nsnors &
Johnson. ID. X. k7rsids. ID. u. PIersoa,
r. W. w1s.toE. 2. A. Poatias. f.
Gssches, z. l. Weeks, G. W. Hail, q.
Daxis y ca. Hall. PaHison Il Co, d. T.
Levy. II. Chlfeider, j. Sullivan, J. n.
HIllon- J. Schrsm, John Boss. j. H.
Pesrinan. j. 4 q. C4sches, j. r.
Med snzld. J. B. 3 Ill. J. W. Smith. Kel-
lozg x Enyd@r, L. Kline, l. Chsadie. L.
scsnig, y ChiIberg. n. PJrtmtn. .. 4.
Cosper. T. L. Crosad. Scaxabteher
Bros. d Go, Sutherland d Co. Smith l.
Farrar. Toki1s & Sinoerman, r. W
ID suiels- Treeu d Raymond. T. LyIe.
fhoDias Clancy. v. Schnid, " Mont
go,nery, Valid d Campb-li. w. Ki,ten
nof. waddeii il Niles. w. Msydsnbauer,
W. Il. Phillips, w. j. B.oxeu, Va
hong, fick Sang Tong, Wells, Fargo
d Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-16

Plans COMPLETED. Donald MackAy Of
this city hiss juss completed plana 10,
the conssmplased CAthol . Cathedral .,
vanconver. The building h % bs tifsy
Isss Wide, with tsansspss eight fe~t
wiue on either sidc. The eustrs Ter, th
OF thss edincs will b 10 fsee AID 8
inches With wallis 10 fsss hieh from the
A00r. The distaucs frum tie nrar "a
tue apsx Of She ceiling vsii b. 80 foes.
There viii b .two side galleries, and 4
ir,nt gallery with ofnSn loft. The
Cathedral viii b scrmaunsed with 4
stwrps, which viii extsnd into The Air
ieu Test from the ground. The pisus
str nsccly gotten ups and the buil3tuc
when completed viii b. a impoe = s
one. hs plans vsrs sens ovee "a
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nERE WE CONF.

Puget Sound employment. commits.
sion and purchasing agency. We haze
ppened an Office on Washington stree,
nesr Commercial, where We propose O.
Furnish employment or he p on shor'
notice. Send in your orders By l-tter
telegraph or telephone, which Will bt
6lied with dispatch.
DgrCfys X LAzaE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-16

New sroaE-w. d. Scott q Company
have let contract for grading Oh tn
lot fscsnuy lsassd By thsm. and III
work VIII b sounplsted b. saturday,
HE store vii BE- H8xl0o. ana tuo 20.
rsrs high Tho arm have mot ret a..
csded what disposation they viii make 81
tho second story. Parties sand roAdy
TO ieass u o. . theasss, q . lndeius
apartmenia The drss door, az coorns,
will be occupied BY tbs fiTm 6 vhole.
sale grocery and provision house.
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A MISTAKE.
DRro1s * LAzAg.

The famous Seattle Brass Band has
disbanded, leaving the "Q1een Ci,y''
without music. Olympia, IS far IS mn
sic il concerned, intends to hold her
own, regardless IF real estate and rail-
road bo1ms --C0afier.
The writer of ths above article is Ia
boring under a mistake about the
Queen City" being left withou. music.
Until recently Seattle has had two bands
the Pacific Cornet Band and the Sc
at:is Cornet Band-bo.h sep .rats and
distinct institutions. FOR the present.
the latter has disorg anized. bat tho old
Pacific Cornst Band still holds for.h,
ready TO make themselves heard when
ever oocasson requires.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-16

HocE Ho8sEs.-C. F. Cl+ncey tele-
graphs that hs will leave Portland with
Car load of hor :es for Seattle this
morning, and expects to arrive here this
evening. His band Comprises draught as
we'll as buggy teams.
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LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN

A DARK RED, TWO-YEsR OLD
- heller, with a Waite star IN her fore
head. and three white carl4 IN the end Of
her tail. Five dollar eward will be given
for her return II the undersigned or infor-
maiian OF her whersab,nts.
fe2i II q. G.. PHINNEY & CO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-16

BACK Hoxs.-0. Morris Halter, vhu
has been in Oregon N baainsss during
Che past week, returned hons lazt svs-
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POST INTELLIGENCE.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-16

UNIVERSITY. - This afternoon there
will be eontes. between the txS diyi-
sions Of the eiocution class. Ihe-exer-
cises will commence at 2:I5, ard it is
said that they will be very interesting.
ALI are cordially invited 70 be present.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-16
For Rent.

A FURNISHED FRONT RON,Y. ON
n the cnrner Of James and Sixth streets
suitable for gentleman. mri0 Ct
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WANTED.

A GInL OR WOMAN. TO DO GEN.
n eral homework. Apply 10 MRS. X,
SCOTT. corner Fourth and Pine SITS. IL G,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Situation Wanted,

A WOMAN. WHO I5 4 FIRST-CLASs
"A COOK. waits a situation in hotel o,
restaurant No objections to going ont OF
town: Apply at room fl. New En1iand
Hotel. mri2 G.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-16

For man Il has 10 sqaal. - 49, 4
q noe exnslfsd Whnte xsn6n1rsb
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For Sale.

A FTRSr-CLAss BILLIARD TABLE.
Jnanire OF COLLINS & DUFFs,
Newcastle. mrs iw
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For Rent.

THE BASEMENT OF BOYD & PoN-
Gins new brick. 3jxfj0: also a suite OF
Offices up stairs and TWO single Offices
ji9-r BOYD & PDNCIS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-16

T HAVE BEEN INFORMED THAT A.
: A. Doh-'ty. travelling arrtis l. 60
So0ed- repr sentips that he is IN eoparf.
rship with me in tbs deftistry busss.ess
desire 10 infa n lkr public that luch q
not The CO. ard that u II . iraudnIcai
nniorvpeeo<ntottno ~ every oenan a ~
ooga. II q. CATfiWEi.i-
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e &C S.
FOR MATCHING PURPOSES,
FOR SALE.

1NHE EGGS Of the Chinese white do
! mestic du K. the most profitable ducks
for laying tseldom less than li2 eggs &c a
s-asonl. and the very best for eating. each
tuck. when full grown. containing at
least four oands Of delicious. white. fine
grained meat. Inquire at the northwest
corner OF Spring and Eighth ST.. myli I'm
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ron SALE,

ZINE CARRIAGE TEAM AND two.
! seated OPEN wagon. II 'rs~sgray and
dsppl d brown: weight. 200 pounds. In
quire ~ Fort Townsend. fs-3 II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-16

FgrE6uTs. - The steamship Dakota
which arrived here last evening brought
BIS tons Of freight, distributed as fol
Isvs: Victoria. As tors; Port Towr-
send. 80 tons; Seattle, 20S tons; Ia.
coma, 70 tons; O;ympi,, ~ tons.
The finest line OF goods ever offered
in Seattle will arrive per steamer Dako-
Ia at Clayton Bros.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED,

A SITUATION AS COOK IN A LOG
"A Ring camp. BY young man. Ad.
dress g. J. s Seattle Po,fofEa-e l6lw
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

1t is now being argued that because
numerous army officers, guilty Of more
or less heinous offenses, are allowed
to go unpunished, Sergeant Mason,
who, while sergeant Of the guard,
shot at Guiteau, should be released
from prison. The argument, says the
Report, is very poor one. Mason
should serve his term, and officers who
offend should be punished. It is as
tonishing to find how many people
and newspapers believe that two
wrongs make right.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04
[s.7fs Or SUBS. RlpT!0N TO WEEKLY WORLD
One hundred Feet In the Air.

A fearful accident occurred at
blue Mountain Station the other day,
resulting in the death of George Lam
Ekins and wounding four others. The
circumstances of the accident are
|about as follows: Poole Bros. have
b grading contract for the Oregon
Railway & Navigation Company from
blue Mountain station southward to-
Rwards the Baker City division. Quite
la force Of men have been engaged III
Rblasting out a roadway in the rock
ksboye the station. A blast charged
with giant powder was set Oft but Tor
some reason or other did not explode.
After waiting a few minutes Lam
zkins went up and began picking out
#the charge in order to reprime 1t,
when suddenly without warning the
powder ignited, throwing Lamkins
2and great pile of rocks a hundred
.*feet in the air. -Four others who were
&standing some distance off were more
or less injured by falling rocks, bu'
none seriously. Parties rushed fo'
Mamkins as soon as he came down
but nothing could be done, as life
had already departed. His body wa
horribly mutilated, and most Of hi
clothing torn to shreds.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04
The Mayor Of Portland.

Rumors of the most scandalOus
character have been IN circulation
$for year or more, relative to the
manner in which Mayor Chapman OF
&Portland, Oregon, conducted his Of
lice Those rumors finally assumed
the form of charges, and were COM
$mented upon to such an extent that
the Common Council was driven to
the extremity of appointing a COM
#mlttee to investigate them. This
eommittee submitted its report the
other day which states that the con-
4duct OF the Mayor is of such an out
fageous character as to warrant the
Recommendation that his office be de-
|8clared forfeited, and that proceedings
&lor that purpose be instituted agains'
num- This report, after a heated dis
IS 8sseusslon, was adopted by the Councl
Epy vote of five to three, and th'
Mayor will now have opportunity t.
olSprove, if he can, in open court, tn
cnarges of bribery and corruption
|a winch have been preferred agains
him.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04
NERVOUS DEBILITY

Dir. u. O. NESTS NERVE AND BRAIN 1REAT-
,rrNT. n guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dizzi-
ness, Conyulsons, Fits. Nervous NeuTalgia, ga
of alcohol or tobacco, Wal1efulness, Mental De
preston, Softening OF the Brain resulting in IN
sanity and leading to misery decay ard death,
Premature Old Age Rarrerness, Loss of power
in either SEX Involuntary Losses. and SLermat-
orrhoa caused by cyer-exertion of the brain self
abuse or over-indulgence. Each box contains
for $500 sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price.
WE (sUARANTEE SIX BONES
to cure any With each order received by ns s
send the purchaser our written guarantee to re
fund the money if the treatment does not eject
n cure. Guarantees issued only by
WOODARD, CLARK 4 CO..
wholesa1o e,aa Retoh IrIgEStS,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Orders 10y mail will receive prompt attention
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04
-PATENT

T. A. LEHMANN, Solicitor OF Ameri-
can and Foreign Patents, Washington, u.
c.. All business connected with Patents,
whether before the Patent Once or the
Courts, promptly attended to. No charge
made unless a patent is secured. ocno
for circular. May Stf.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04

a cyclone swept through Oregon
seounty In southern Missouri the other
evening, uprooting large trees and
p0uotless damaging farms, fences and
$ dwellings,. No particulars can be
earned, as the county is beyond the
Sach mi OF telegraph communication
- 90 excursion train from Kansas
~ was delayed two hours remov-
'g lallen trees from the track ovel
winch the cyclone passed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-04
IL e BIC

Dispensary. Cor, Gearv and Mason
SITS. san Francisco. Cal
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The Jcw's.Harp.

The origin of the Jew's-harp is lost
in the long lapse of time, and hat
hardly ever attracted sufficient notice
as a musical instrument to be worth
the inquiries of musical antiquaries.
In Germany it is called MAUI liar-
monica;" in Denmark, "Mund harpe;"
in Sweden "NIungiga;" in France,
"Guinbarde;" in Italy, "Tromba," and
in the Highlands, "TrOmp.'' Tne
Greeks of Smyrna call it, in imitation
of its sound, "Biambo.' In the Meth
erlands and Tyrol it has for a long
time been the delight of the peasants
the laborers, and their families, and at
present it seems to be in exception
al great favor in America, where an
Englishman has in Troy established a
factory of these vibrating Instruments;
and so brisk has the business been that
another factory has been started re-
Gently where the commonplace Jews
harps are turned out in hundreds of
thousands.
The first noted performance on this
simple instrument is mentioned in the
memoirs of Nine. de Genlis, in which
is described the astonishing power on
tire Jew's-harp of a poor German
soldier named Kock, in the service of
Frederick the Great.
However, it was reserved for Ger
man herdsman and laborer of the name
of Eulenstein to acquire an almost
European reputation as a player on
the Jews-harp. After ten years close
application and study, he surmounted
a host of difficulties, and attained a
perfect mastery over this intractable
instrument.
Mr.. Eulenstein appeared with great
est success at concerts, first in Paris, in
January, 1926, and later on in London,
in June, 1926, where he executed with
"grace and expression the most charm
ing Italian, French, and German airs
to the great admiration Of amateurs
and professionals alike" He used at
the concerts to play duets with Mr.
Stockhausen on the pedal harp, the
latter accompanying him pianiSsimo,
and touching the chords lightly, so that
Mr.. Eulenstein's part in the duets
could be perfectly heard.-MnSi,
and Drama.