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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

"Mr. SPINNER has caught a seventy-fve
pound bass in the st. Johns river. The
report that he used his signature for bait is
denied" But is is not denied that he used
one OF Mr. EvARTs's sentences.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

We looked in vain in the Philadelphia
Press Of yesterday for the truth about the
Danyille riot which was furnished by the
Virginia Democratic State Committee. Ii
appears that the PreSS'S attack Of virtue
was too violent to last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

1t is reasonable TO suppose that after
reading the address Of our Democratic
State Committee the Stalwart organs will
wish they had not called for the facts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

"The New York Independent advances
the idea OF making voting compulsory
Our contemporary evidently believes that
the day OF female suffrage Is at hand. and
would provide the best remedy for the
evil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

emperor WILLIAM declares that the
peace of Europe is not in danger" At the
same time BISMARCK is strutting around
daring everything and everybody to step
on his cost-tails,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

The Philadelphia Press has probably dis
covered that the address OF the Virginia
State Democratic Committee is a Burr-burn
document.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

An English exchange thinks that "the
type of beauty /. TO be found in the Isle OF
jersey" We thought it was the steer type
Of beauty for which that isle is celebrated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

No, my son. II Sergeant MASON goes on
the stage he will not give exhibitions OF
craftsmanship.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

A southern contemporary rises TO remark
that 1.-the iniquitous internalreyenue sys-
TEN must be showed under" This is
rather chill-BLAINE suggestion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

A weekly paper in New York which
shows up the foibles of the lords OF creation
is called Man, and is edited by woman.
She must be a man-show-maker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

Much obliged to you, Mr.. BLAINE; but
we prefer not to take your sugar in our
whiskey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

Entered at the Post-of1ce at Richmond. Va, as
second-class matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

The news Of last week was that there were
no mysterious murders in Connecticut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

Field-Marshal MURAT HALsTEAD wants to
command an army to subiugate the south
ern ballot-box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

and you viii find there this week
100 dozen FANCY BORDERED HANDKER-
CHIEFS at &C.:
Loco FANCY sILK HANDKERCHIEFs at
i0c.;
al 81. 80. A.. so Toe, up 70 S2-all much be-
low The actual value.
MISSES hid GLOVES in 3-buttons and dousque-
Bargains in LADIES' KIDS-FUR-TOP KIDS
for ladies, children, and gentlemen;
1900 pairs CilLDREN'S EXTRA HEAVY
RIBBED HOSE In cardinal navy, and se3l-
brown, at Ice. pair;
600 gross MEIAL-BUTT0Ns at 5c.-formerly
sold al 35c.-per dozen;
large lot OF ZEPHi RS TO be closed ont at &c. an
All the novelties In FLUSHED VELVET and
LEATHER SATCHELS and BAGS, also the
LEATHER sHOULDER-sTRAPS for The
ALBUMS. TOTLET-BOXEs. FANCY wHlsP-
HOLDERS, WORhING-BOAES. and other
EANtN ARTICLES in large varieties;
THE LUPIN'S BLACK ALL-W0OL CASH
MERES, double width. AT 35c., takes the lead
all other CASHMEREs sold in proportion:
REINFORCED GENTLEMEN'S UNLAUN-
DRIED SHIRTS at soc;
The welt known PEARL SHIRT ats1
A Job lot of RED and WHITE MLL-WOOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS at Soc. worth Iully
MERINo WEAR for ladies, gentlemen, and chill
dren, speciality;
Extra F 9sEealR n ghRILEMFENNS bESS
NECkWEAR; GENTLEMEN's A-HOsE and
HANDkERCHIEts; -,
In CfilLDREN'S CROCHET GOODS HEXTER
always takes the lead, aud shows larger stock
than ever in SACQUEs, MITTENs, Leg
GINGs. BOOTS, CAPS, and MERINO
Also the DOUBLE MOULDED CORSET
at Sl.25- something entirely new. In III and
quality n surpasses any corset ever made or
shown and can only be f3 gwS a urxrrp,s
de 2-Su,Tu&ThtDe3O 307 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

The State Capitol Salt-river expedition
Is putting itself in light marching order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
A COMPLETE AND FINE LINE9SRl
or

LADIES, MISSES. CHILDREN's' snd IN
PANTS BOOTS, SHOES. SLIPPERS, &C.;
GrsTLEaEN's. FINE HANDMADE SHOES
OLD LADIES and GENTLEMEN's BROAD
BOTTOM FLAT-BEEL SHOES;
TRUNKS, sATCHELs, yALIsEs, BAos'&e'
Cali and examine then. j. A. GkldS'
corner Main and Eighth streets
,,-am pace Block
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
BOOTS SHOES, &c.

40 TO J. NJ. THOMPSON, e
NJ 4O5 EAST BROAD sIREET.sss
lie has lust returned from the North Win an en-
tire new stock Of LADIES', GENTLEMEN's
MISSES, aud CHlDRENe BOOIS ana SHOES
also THINKS aud SATCHELs. which are pur-
chased from the manufacturers M bottom price,
for cash aud viii be sold al lowest rates Ssii anc
examine my stock and prices. no zO-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
CHINA, GLASSWARE, dc.

NEW FOODS. Rich silyer-Plated
IN Ware, French Bisque and Marble Figures,
Dresden China, Brass Goods, Parlor-Lamps; Dec
GRATED Dinner, Tea, and Chamber-sets; Coal
Vases, In new and beautiful designs, Suitable for
WEDDING and CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, at
low prices. HARROLDs,
de SIT Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
DAwsON,s NEURALGIA CURE.

EUREKA l-DAWSON'SN NEURALGIA
Ia CURE-a neyeT-failing remedy. NEURAL
GA, HEADACHE. and TOOIHACHE lmmedl-
ately relieved. Prepared by HENRY n DAM-
son, New York. Sold by 4. ROBERTS BAKER,
9lq east Main street, Richmond. Va. &C IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

Mr.. BLATNE's campaign song-dedcated
to the internal-revenue spies and inform
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
8ifhmond 1ispatch.
sUND Acknowledgement ., 1883.

81 THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN oFALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

still so gentle DER me stealing
Memory will bring back the feeling.
Spite Of all my grief revealing.
That love thee, that dearly love thee stu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

\ FLANNEL SuitingS. l2kc.;
! Georgia krocades, SO
! Plaid Dress Goods, Sc;
I Coiored Satins. Soc:
Cd CioakingS, el.5C:
| Colonel SILK Neivcts. SI.25;
Mems Mcrino Vests. 26c. 10 80;
4 Ladies' Merino Vests, SOC. to 50:
/ Childs' Merino Vests, soc. to 81;
\ Tycoon Reps, 163c.;
Damask Towels, 81. 80 per dozen;
/ Crash. &c. per yard,
Ladies' Cloaks, sl.39:
satin de LinOn Circulars at si6;
White Flannel, l2Sc. 90 81:
I California shaker Flannel, ell;
/ Canton flanncls, 8 10 SOC:
White Embroidered Flannel at sl.25;
I White Blankets. sl.4s;
Magnificent Atwood blankets, 1874,
10 80;
Rack Jersey Cloth, 81;
| Unblcached Damask. 25c.;
, Red abie-Dsmask, Soc;
Btack BrOcade silk. 75c.;
Brocsde Plush reduced from az 90 10
sl.92:
Red Nottingham Lace:
Plain aud striped Etamine;
COlOrcd NclNctccns, 5Oc.:
Black Neiyeieens, 40c. 20 1928;
Black SILK Velvet. Sl.25 to So;
I ga Black Tricot, lilo:
42-inch Billiard Cloth, eli:
43-inch Black Armure al Soc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

NOTION AND woRsTED COLUMN.

Rick-Rack Brsids;
! Loop Braids;
Star Braids;
Lace Braids;
Buttons at l0c. dozen-reduced from
axe:
Crochet Needles;
silver Thhnbles:
Ceiluloid Thimbles;
Bang Nets, &c. apiece:
Large Sire Hair Nets at l0c.;
safety Pins;
Tape, two rolls for Be-;
Linen and Cotton Macrame Thread;
Zephyr Worsted;
Germantown Wool columbia brandt;
shetland Woods;
Fairy Zephyr:
Knitting Yarns:
Satin Ribbons In all colors. ~ inches
wide, at loo. per yard;
jersey Pins at Sc,
Read silver Rhine Stone Pins In latest
designs;
Rulings:
Lace Ties:
Lace Fishues;
Satin Polka-Dot:
'Iies al 25c.;
Sbopping-Bags, Soc;
Fine Fans
Bag straps;
Corsets. Soc;
Hosiery;
Gloves:
Handkerchlefs;
Linen Collars and Cuffs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
GRAND OPENING
OF
HOLIDAY GOODS
THIS WEEK.

DO not wait hntil the last days to make your selec
tons, but call ri
LEVI HEXTER'S, 307 BROAD STREET,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

DEATH OF SISTER OF "sAN. PATCH THE
OLDEST CHURCH MEMBER IN THE CITY
HEAVY TOBACCO sALEs-MUNICIPAL STATS
TICS, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

- Our strong line Is the clothes line. On that
line we hang our reputation and make our
-strongest asht. Because we put our brains,
experience and money into the production Of
that stock, and IT'S a matter OF honest pride
to excel In whatever we undertake. People
who deal with US always get FUN value, and
have the pleasure Of making their seiectio
from the FINEST LOT OF CLOTHES in
this city, but As truly elegant as there Is any.
where in the country. To-day brings four
of the NEWEST YOUNG MEMS THREE
BUTTON CUTAwAY SUITS. The goods
Game In rather late, but were 30 pretty We
concluded to make them up. Why not drop
in to see themS Over Garments In all the
Newest shapes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
DRY GOODS.

Bsp RRa ERE ERR Odd ERR nm N
3d. snfs = j. SBEr Mn
sBs' 4 r KxE RE bDD kKE N Nm !"
.ss
.s.saa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
A. sAKs 4 CO.,

1913 MAIN STREET.
fno sol
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-13

The vicToxiA.-Th This steamship srriv-
Cd yesterday morning from San Fran
cisco, and after discharging freight and
passengers At this port. sailed for Brit
ISL Columbia, where she will load coal.
Following IL her passenger list: "
Wallace, A w Harding. Mr.. Peterson
and two brothers, Earl Slossum and
family, J Hunt, Is l. Imam. N Gotten, Z
IAssy, n and d McCloud, J w sven
hast, r w Page, Flynn, J J Fuller, w
n Murray. wife and three children. d
Mudgstt, wIfe and children, X B Little,
H Henry. J A Modess, Austin Bell.
Tom Crowley, Thos Alton, J Ryan, Mr.
Cohsrty, w Clark, John Payne, for
Seattle; and II for Tacoma.
Her consignsss were as follows: Alex
6hsares, A Orth, A Wolf, Blackman
Bros, G Louch, G N Van Doren, Cosper,
Mcintyre d Co, @ n Whitehead, G
Rrasch, DsnsmoFs 4 johnson, ID A Jsn-
nings, u Il Brush, first National Bank,
Hong Yee o. ong, J Sullivan, J Hchram
b Go. J q Wright, J w Uish, II n Will
COZ Il Go, Pumphrey d Lowman. Max
Cteri0us, N Schiliestadt, u n Moore,
1tsinweg Bros. b Baxter. SchwabscasT
Bros a Co, 7 Lyle, w Montgomery,
" H Bsndlis, Wsddsli 4 Milss, West.
srn Lumbsr Co. and W X Phillips
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-13

Chapd Of TIE Good Shspherd. Exsh
6eaz8ae--LAy services this evening n 7A.
Chapel sunday School zt 3p- n Al are
cordially invi,sd-
Trinity Chsreh lEpiseopall serviee as
HIS a-n- and 72Bp.D- Sunday School
II 10 - H. Al are cordially invited
Dr-y. l. York, the renowned liberal
lecturer. Is II the city and vii Lecture
under the auspices Of the Liberal
League IN Yesier1s Hall On Sunday and
Monday evenings, May l3sh sd 1ith,
.. 30 p. t.
Christian Chz,ch at the T. NJ C. A.
Hall Sunday Scaoos at la IT, Socisi
nesting AZ II g m Al are cordially
invited
Free Methods. Czur-1 OF Psns street.
nsar Ninth Preaching morning and
evening. Seats free and a.. are vei-
come.
German Reformed Church. corner of
Seventh and Cnsrry strue:s. Rev. A.
kreuter. pastor. Preaching ?. II g. m
and I'D p. n Sunday School s1 IS
O'clock. AL are invited
Methodist Episcopal Church. wm- s.
Harrington. Pastor. Preaching q: IL a.
n and .. m. Theme for evening, LIZ
ceose vs- Prohibition
Preaching IN the Methods. Pro.es-
tant Church at II a. n by the Rev. Caas.
AcDerrnoth- Praise Service at 7:30 p.
m. Public cordially invited.
Plymouth Church, on Second street,
between Spring and Seneca Public
service a. ii a. q. and at 8 ?. N. A COZ
dial invitation il extended. Sunday
School al 12<30. Young Peoples Society
Of Christian Eudsavor a. 6:f5 p. N.
Y. u. G. A.-Rev. Mr.. Thompson o!
Olympia will address the Young Men {
Christian Association at Tesler's Hall
today at o'clock. All are welcome and
expected to assist in singing their beau
tiful songs
Preaching at the Baptist Church BY
the pastor morning and evening. Morn
ing theme, Christian Activity Even
ing theme. The Messiah Of Heorev
Prophecy"
Rev. j. A. With will preach, by re-
quest of the Scandinavians, at theiI
church at the end of Third street, at
p. m.
Rev. d. J. Pierce will preach at Bell
town public schoolhouse.
Rev. j. K. Thompson viii conduct the
| usual services in the Presbyterian
Church this morning and evening. Sub
ject OF evening discourse, 1.-The claims
OF Christianity upon the reverence and
support of all good men," Enemies al
well as friends of Christ and His Cos
pei cordially invited 70 attend.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-13
DAILY
. MTELLI9EN CER


Ths rpovenen. 70 cast DR.. ws1sh1p
from tie SUPPLEMENTARY os The lnssns
Asyium has nothing TO cDunsnd i, and
it nests with no general sympathy. In
fact, il IL an ondsshsndsd. dsrk trans
acsion, that vii DO. bear tie light On
day, and that 10 being carried On VIE
With selfish pGrp,sss sions.
la this connection ve cordially cofn-
nspd the foliowing fsofa the Iasf Issue
Of the Olympia cSsr<rf
There has been q Increment On ioSs
Tor some time pas. 30 o1st Df. ws1soep
from the superiu.enteney Of tne Hos~
ritxl for the Insane al steila<oprn, tflss
the place might be gwen some osfssf
applicant. Tnns far the trustees have
refused 70 zcaniesce ia tne prop,ssisor,
and while the hoard FefnsIns constituted
a. at present, thsge 10 no Likelihood Of
spy changs being made. II no time IL
The history Of that Institution have
sf5atrs run go smoothly a. during tue
past few years. The testimony ~ al
oost unanimous 10 the effect tbs. the
inmates are well aud kindly cared for ID
the matter Of food, sioshi1g, medical
trestmen. and personal supervision by
the wardsns and employees. and that
the financial affairs ars honestly aud IN
the main economically conducted. This
being true, il would be folly 10 make
change, and tbs public and tbs press
viii bold the man or men fespofssioi1
for any effort in that direction. unless
1cod came be shown therefor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-13

Six new retoFts for the gas factory are
nov up0n the YesieT wharf.
The new mill Al 6nohomish City can
blow il own whistle nov, and will soon
be ready 10 cot lumber.
The street improvement under way on
South second gives that thorouahfare q
live appearance these days
The deserted and removed Gross
building will DO placed further down
Mill street, alongside the old Adslphi.
An entsrpsising boy IN about 70 set up
three news stands at different points in
the city. and regularly engage in the
sale Of paperA.
Included IN The cargo Of the barker
tine John Smith were phaeson for Ia
coma, 1900 brick and o steam power
brick machine for Seattle.
The Washington IL bringing mp from
Nottingham Bay largo quantities Of sand
stone. 70 be used here In new buildings,
wallis, cethetsry work, etc.
The stsamship Walia Walla went to
- yesterday morning, and the Una
tilla will at once 6niah her cargo and
gst away on Tuesday or Wednesday.
The old Office Of the Seattle Coal and
Transportation Company on the corner
Of Front and Pike streets isto BE- moved
this coming weak down nearer the bay.
The Western Mil Company have par-
chased the controlling Interest IN the
Lake Union mill. They viii probably
inoreass the capacity Of the old mill or
build . new one. Further particulars
will b given In fcw days.
Capt. w. H. Taylor has imported from
San Francisco tv0- vhseled. covered
cart. Of the blackboard pattern. Of CON-
vcuienf management and comfortable
feeling. The Captain will use the new
vehicle in his own business.
Rsv. Mr.. Vernon, Of the Baptist de-
nomination. has located at Isac0uner.
He 10 q proft nsionai man in more than
ordinarily complete ssose. bsina Q doe
tor Of medicine and attorney at Law, a.
vail ~ . minister Of the Gospel.
Amous the paaseugers Who arrived in
Seattle by way Of Portland last evening
was Mis- katherine Almond, the artist,
Who has boen Spending the winter ia
San Francisco. Niss Almond viii re-
main In seattle during shs summer.
Prof. q. b. johnson and wife and
Niss II. L. HAnsee. accompanied by .
nus.bsr Of the University students, spent
yesterday in cruise for natural phiios-
ophy specimens and pleasure. They
were succsssful in securing an abund-
ance Of both. especially the latter.
Mr.. Charles ChilbsfR. nov Of Sprague.
bat formerly Of Seattle, h spending =
fcw days among old friends On the
6Duud. Aftsx m absence Of three years
Mr.. c. 10 nov 4 respected and leading
merchant Of spokane county. and Is
doing his solid duty in every respect
except in the msfser of matsim ony, he
yct nssdlssaiy remaining baehelor.
The bones Of What vas ooes apparent
" an Indian Girl vsse exhumed yestsr-
day IN the hank by the men digging the
foundntioa for tho nev Amos brown
block. All he bonsa AZ the body were
there Ia . pretty thpcoagAly dscaved
conditioQ. the keAd being The most ure-
served. with tseth snond g when Ia
life and sons hair stiu nkharinc 20 the
scalp. The BODY hAa oviaoo1fy been
vyapped IA . blnnkne, onA affee dat Is
eo0es hakk frneneun q bu1h e W.
G11lI lomntn. IL 6uuVnev Wpc1n6
eoaea11h1D E1l1lDon1.annGia - =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-13

New HEATiso ArPARATus.-The new
Arlington Hotel was warmed up for the
first time last evening, by means Of tho
nev heating appartus just completed
BY J. Sohrsm n Co., Of this city, con-
sistina Of two Perry 4 Co.'S patent fur
nacss, . thousand fest OF tin piping,
sto. These furnaces. which were or
dsesd from Albany, New York. for this
particular purpose. are situated In the
haas0ent, and are surrounded BY ma
sonsy. Cold air IL forced into these
through large conductors which extend
70 the outsr wallis Of tho basement,
thus creating draft. Coming In con-
tAet with the furnaces u becomes warm
and light, and II forced NIL over the
h00as throaah the net work of pipes
Leading IN every direction, and extend.
ing 70 every room. Tho heat II regu-
latsd By hampers and registers. By this
arrangement stoves are dispensed with,
and . much more even and pleasant
best oan b. secured by means Of these
furnaces. Capt. Smith IL greatly pleased
With the succens that has crowned the
s0osts Of Meaars. J. Schram 4 Co. in
putting In this difficult piece Of work.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-13

Ho4E AaArx. - Mia Josie Living-
seons. Who has bssn visiting friends In
Han Francisco daring the past ten
DoatAs, arrived home yesterday morn
III o. The barksntine John smith, a .
Guss of Cspt- and Arx. Kustsl. Dur.
NJ Mts J0uts's soj0urn IN San franois-
- ehs hAs bssn studying oil painting
undef the instruction Of some OF the
- arttsts IL the Bay CITY, aud has
beanme quite proficient In tbs art. Her
nany frisnds here. n we'll As Port
nlakely. will BE- pleAasd 10 learn that
~ young lady b again to make her
h0n1e On The sound.
0Anuo N PUslic FAsok--As the
Hoeea Brunswiok becomes hettsr known,
u assumes . high placs in the public
estimation. This fast Il Demonstrated
- The class Of citix sns Who patfuuixs
IT, honss. During next month . bill
unrd hall and bar room will be fitted up
elougdde the dining room on the Ora
ooor, which viii add greatly 20 the az
iracetou and convsnisnos Of the houas.
usossss eannol have too many frst -clsa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-13

Samuel Smith, General Sopersntend-
srt Of the Free Delivery Division Of the
Postofsice Department, Is nov in Cali
forria, With view 70 putting into oief-
alton the delivery system In Los An
eelss, Oakland, San Jose and Stockton
Il IL yet uncertain whether his trip will
include Seattle or not, bat it Ii more
than likely II will, and that arrange
EDents will also be made here for the
establishment Of the system in 1884.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-13
AxorHsx Fxu0HTKs n. -Barksntins
John 6mith CAM KuufAl aiOht davs

AxorHxx FxxaoHTEs N. -Barksntins
John Smith. Capt. Kustsl. eight days
from San Francisco, In the Wells line,
arrived here yesterday saorning, bring
ing no tons general merchandise, ali
q which. except . single article, vas
Tor consignees IN this city. The John
1Otth Vas recently from China, whore
ehe made . flying trip. running SO
miles In ono day u twenty -four hours.
6hs will take lumber from Por. Gamble
- her next outward cargo. She Ia
Ilasin9 her freight on Ysalsr's wharf.
NE o0osignees Of which arc ~ below
named: A H Kellogg. 5000 bricks;
smith 4 Farrar. 10 packages. II 4 Levy
6sattis Gas Aght Company O., r W
Wusshod .. A J whipp.s ], The singer
Manufacturing Company 81. WaddslI 4
0tlss 81, q Kellogg 4 Co 8, Golden
3ale Bazaar @. w 4 Jones 81, Young 4
0eKson -. 4 u Brush y. II Uhlfsider
= J 3 MeAilisssr 4 Co I, Harrington 4
Smith 913.