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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23
TsReucm Tmg ssoaraLMsE.

Walter A. Ball. of Eittitas Valley,
was in town Saturday night and Sunday
On his fetarn home from Portland and
Seattle. He and Dir. y. X. Geddis went
over to the Sound few weeks since on
hoYseback through the Snoqualmie pass.
Mr.. George Smith had passed over only
. few DAYS previously vlth band OF
cattle. He speaks highly Of the road 80
. possible thosoughfare between this
county and Seattle, and thinks some
immediate steps should be taken to
make the road available for teaminq.
He says ihst Mr.. Smith has bfideed the
streams and cat the timber on this side
0f the sv,onntasns At an expense Of ssy-
erag Thousand dollars. and will perhaps
take steps 10 obtain assistance from
others in making good road the en;ifs
diSancs through Between EilensburQ
and SEATTLE by fisis route the distance is
ID miles. From Ellensbugg 20 The
Dasl<s the distance IL about 40 miles by
the present ronte, and Mr.. Bull II nj the
D.11Ciyn that freight can be delivered
into tbs hands Of Transfers az much
hover rates in Seattle than at The
DaiIss. He thinks al 30 that even though
the railroad vas finished 20 the Sound
ne should by all means have good
wagon road between these points. A
great many immigrant wagons In for
mef times passed over this route. and =
great many more would pass over IL
every yesr IL is was in first rate condi-
ton. In the early days Of Kittitas the
settlers had all of their mail brought
over from Seattle by private carrier
who made the trlp once week. Mr..
Bull returns home more deeply i'm
pressed than ever with the fact that the
future metropolis Of this country will be
locsted on Puget Sound. He found
Seattle moving forward with rapid
strides and the entire Sound country
undergoing rapid and healthy devei-
opment. As an initiatory step toward
the establishment Of business relations
between Eastern aud Western Washing
ton he thinks II would be good idea 20
secure the immediate establishment OF a
mail route through the Snoquaimie pass
In this direction.
Mr.. Geo. Smith, M heretofore stated
In tho Signal. had remarkably good sue
ceas In taking cattle through, and re-
osived for them in the Seattle market
" cents a pound gross weiaht.-Yakims
Signal.
The foregoing tends 70 coroborate
statements repeatedly made In these
columns, towit: that there 10 call for a
wagon road over the Snoqualmie with
or without railroad, and that with a
passable road Seattle would get all the
trade Of Kittitas Valley, our merchants
undertaking those Of The Dallss, and
the cost Of transportation being less
ovsr the 50 miles this way than over
tho 100 miles that way. A trade in
merchandise and farm produce Of $780,
COO a year 10 being lost to our city by
having trail instead of wagon road
from Seattle 20 Ellensburg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23
N aErse rosn reg sFArrlE esar

TIE Fsy--Iz-5 lT-Sss gives "a i1fo-zzs-
TIA - follows q the e=e~rs rsks-v BY
ths InErgvero@1- Company 20 increase
tAe soraszasgsio1 Of fkz- coal fgo1z fzss-
rsizss 5zcz q thzs eztg
r. g-yzz1 oF ga ezssI s-zEe n Pa-.-
Izxs = sz-E1E ,.zsg5GEsssT s.z1zzta-exs b.
TIE rssrakrers If re G-4gaz Frrr-ss~s-
rsss1E Co1ps37- Mr. Eo51r. Ecs-sx.d.
the Ee~ superintendent Of &c. AI5sz.a
era-l b11Es,s. k2s 51-l-c TIE pas. zesx
bee1 dow % Astoria fo- tie Purpose Of
es-S5szs--11g eosE depot st that olace.
he bss perfected arrangements ts1r
o-gi1I-S coal 1c1ksys o. pockets q. A.
tC-Lz tro-o which s6zps. sssarsrs and
rszr-s>-4z-4T tie s7lE0. csa-sysss- nav
y5szIa = supply Of coal Ias rev coal
psSeze-s Eli Fave capacity Of $40
ssszs- ard viii De b1i91 OF a ste midway
besTseE TIE TO steamship WARES of
ere q. z i " Co. Mr. EzsbarGs de-
szgz = - supply Ill zao nav desire to
1ss coal EZs1 - large CT snail GEan-
s-tF a. n@y Dc required g : regular
co1frsc- rate. he ezazerIes azve lad
- ceper1 1ro1 = p-ecsrlo1s s2pply Of
<Os9d .0r fuel tee price d WIG. has
BEEN high o. IO-. Izsr al tie capr.ce OF
szoss EEo had .ood fog sale. In con
v--s4-1g2 -Iea 50 perlnt1naeuts Of tie
A-zori4 c2nleEiss- Mr. Husband learned
that mot of t1era Eo1l9 Use coal Il
s.ead Of zood II !. co1ld De supplied
e1saps- and II . regularly established
r1te- Es las arranged 20 sell coel az
s1el rates rs viii successfully compete
zlta vosd- and the comI1g packing
s-sEso1 III. sos Assor7a Is II coal n Is
extensive salmon eannerIss- In o.ces
- ksep Up s1e supply of coal Mr. Has
band, - TIE superintendent OF me Ure-
gon llpr Sye1ssat Co1npanys coal
bznkers =. this point, VIII direc. Ena.
each collier bringing coal 10 Portland
for tie Oregon improvement company
SHALL discharge a sufficient amoauE OF
coal AZ Astoria 20 tighten the cargo 50
1ES.e the steamer may make 2 more e--
peGItl0us voyage Up tie rIver 10 Port
land By this means the Astoria coal
pockets viii be keps supplied without
sne necessity Of running a special cargo
20 that point Dir. Husband Is making
arrangements 70 supply coal at cheap
Eates 20 all tie interior points aces
sl5le By rail He Is a man of progres-
siys ideas and will undoubtedly develop
al lInnaeoss coal trade for .ne company
be represents His experience IN San
ff@Heisco viii prove Invaluable here,
Dat thers IL 10 dOzbt as 10 his Success
he feels conadans that be can discount
wood With coal, even il this region Of
Unlimited pine ard Gr forests
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23

TIE e..- marital ef wsEz WaTs =
r1sss-F-r-- ire rc~sgszs ~ ttat ck7-s 20 ~
ryszsa 5cx.. TEsy take re E-zI.ztsnn-
TIE Msds@oa sg7ars Co-zpsry VII
sp-ear =. Tessas's HzL ~. 54szrtsET and
gs,aiz7 szsz.zZz F14 yz<-Acz42-s
hereafter.
r. Esr.e. Of the Scar r5ath5-z Ho1s.
t..s e<yrse 20 S@x York for f5e pzroo~e
n h7yir.s . ssoek Of goods tor kss bzz-
pess ksgs.
The side has besr removed and coel
viii roz oosns oseT the Rad az the rate
q . thoo4nS tons PER Gay, IL tie vss-
seas il poTs are kSecsc-
The Only ok,eeyvzoce u Warrington .
Birthday n Seattle Vas The display o.
t,1n.lng from the vzrlO1s Tag s-z-s q
tie city and vessels il TIE nzroor-
Dan DAVIS. q yard brakeman =: AIMS
worth. was detected IA the scs II sss>L
ing canned fruits fro1n freight car,
and Of examination vzs hslt over On
charge Of felony.
Ttas steamer Evznxei left for Vicsoyia
Yesterday afternoon, tskIa2 frs-Zot sEad
% ssengsrs ~ 1s7sL Cspt- Benjamin
i coing god FORK on that line. and -
aeqnirlng a Measure Of popa srity which
re trust ns viii never fail fziiJ 70 DE-
ssfys.
The w. s.as.sB.a. says II ia strong
Nv rrnaored on ens streets thu. u. ID.
Mclean. Superintendent OF TIE AIMS
worth fridge. has tsudsysd his res,gnz-
.sor, snd that Z gentleman named Cap
:sin Speocs, has BEEN appointed ~ bis
s1ecesso..
Izziston ia less than 80 miles from
the pysaent headquarters OF the cor
strussion foYos Of the Short Line Com
oau7, and il also Iess than 80 miles
from the prospective terminus Of the
short Line road at Seattle. Lewiston Il
veil loczted-
1he advance in Portland real estate
values in pretty well shown by
the school ko1se block JUS. sold for
hotel ,nrposes. II was bought II IeG
FOR 81 900. and xas sold IL 1888 for $I5,-
10. and tbs latter sum il considerably
belox its actual yalus.
A gentleman who claims 20 know as
serts that the r.iirosd Surveyors have,
after three year trying, found II ins-
possible 70 locate = practicable route
ore the Cascades % the south of Green
river. and that it IL TOW Understood any
| route over the mountains IN Pierce or
King counties must cons by way OF
/ Esnton.
The nov famous Section "a. We are
told. Is the choicest piece Of coal land
! On the Pacific coast. Ii IA rot only a
grand deposi. Of the most ragniicen'
coal. bat IL susceptible 0f the most econ-
onicsI working. and il On the most
available railroad route yet discovered.
l.s value ia hardly iess than that Of the
great Nevada BONANZA Of years ago.
Hence, the sagerness with which Il -
cough; by interruptions parties, and tie
determination with which IT ID held by
those 30 long in possession.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23

A simpls Ere escape il recommended
travellers by DR.. Geo. b. Hawley. of
Hartford, Connecticut. in the shape Of
l50 feet Of rope, with q loop in it, the
rope TO DO tied TO tho bedstead in the
room and used by occupants in lower
ing themselves TO the ground in case of
hrs. This is a. good a suggestion as
another would be for travellers 70 carry
along life perservers to prevent drown
ing at sea. II is better to require the
ship to provide the life prcservers, and
better to require hotels to be furnished
with suitable ropes for the purpose
mentioned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23

FREE PASSES YoR LEouLATons.-The
Erenisg Port thinks that "there really
seems 70 DO no way Of ahaiing tho evil
Of deadhsad travelling BY our legislative
Representatives but 10 elect members
10 pure that free passes will not prove a
temptation 70 them" Judging from
tho readiness With which our public Of
tieials OF all kinds, from Governors,
Judges and Legislators down, avail
the pseives of opportunities TO travel
free, the degree Of purity required by
the Post would seem TO BE- q rare COM
modify. and NOE 10 be looked for with
much confidence. he average mans
conscience seems to BE- exceedingly OBJ
tivious 30 the meanuess and the inpro
priety OF accepting free paas that is
offered him on account Of the Office be
holds. But there 10 another remedy,
and one that has BEEN tried elsewhere.
In California the public Official Who &C
cepts and uses free pan BY that act
forfeits his position, and Il disqualified
from holding any once Of profit or
trust. Lot such psovision be adopted
here, and 70 shall probably - q dim
mutton Of the free pass business.-y. Y.
lSaz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23

AARarEp.-At the residence Of the
brides mother At Los Angeles, CAlifor-
mia, on January 9sh, Mr.. Ira l.. Fro
dendall. Of Cheysnns, Wyoming Terri
tory, and Ars- Evelyn Dodge. The
Cheyenne. and the bride will - remem-
bcred ~ the wife OF the late Clarence
Z. Dodge. who was engaged in tho pro-
duce business in this city four years
ago. and who afterwards removed with
hls wife 70 California where he died.
Mrs. Fredendall has many friends and
acquaintance In this city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23
Gov. Newell is on bis return. !

Gov. Newell is ON his return. A tele.
gram from him at Council Bluff, Iowa,
sent At . p. IN. Feb. I'D. Informs us that
the Indispensable legislation of the pre-
sent short session Of Congress is the
cause Of the failure of Dakota TO secure
admission, and that the alleged short
population and the caution used in ad-
hitting new States will probably pre-
vent the admission Of Washington this
nonuion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23

PKssoSAL-Andrew Smith, Esq. Of
the firm Of Harrington 4 Smith. Of this
city. who resides in San Francisco. has
been on visit to Seattle during the
past week for the arss time Notwith-
standing the mud and rain. Mr.. Smith
expresses himself IS highly pleased
with our city and her prospects. and
promises 10 again visit the Sound dur
ing the summer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

T WILL RECEIVE BIDS FOR THE
! construction of a block OF stores on
the corner of Front and Madison streets.
until February 2sth. Plans and specifica.
tons can be seen at Maddocks' drug store
Front street The right is reserved to re-
ject any and all bids.
fe23 81 l. G. KENYON
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23

SOLD OUr.--John Langstoa. Who re-
equity sold his farm on White river,
has purchased the livery stable business
OF Robert Abrams. This sale includes
the horses, Carriages, feed and good will
just how soon Mr.. Langsfon vill take
charge Of the business Ne are unable 10
state.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23

Mrss ANNIE PfILEY AND Hza NV
PLAY.-The Nev York Sun gives the
criticism following Of an actress who
will always be regarded on the Pacific
coast with great interest: Joound sing
ing, dancing. and friskipg by Miss
Annie Pixley were enjoyed last svening
oy IA many people a. the Grand Opera
House conld bold, The play vas new
,ns. called lara" by Mr.. Fred Mars
don. The heroine vas declared OF half
gypsy birth, bat not the smallest frac-
ton VI the gypsy vas apprecsable. Miss
Pixiey's yociferation Of the most violent
and abnormal passion for Wild flowers.
babbIing brooks. and green foresss, did
no, give the faintess tinas OF the Lack
ing color TO the character. Author and
actress failed alike and utterly 10 put a
gypsy ON the ssage. But Miss PiXiey
vas not condemned for hsr artistic fail
are by any considerable part Of the au-
diencs. She amused nearly everybody,
and the approval Was noisy, while the
disapproval was discreetly silent. Ii IL
hard 20 conceive q reason why Nr.
Marsdcn wrote 70 bad play in this in
stance. Its stale stuff has not reliev-
ing speck Of freshness. The characters
are old and tiYesome stage acquaintan-
COS, down 10 the feiiov-so insuderable
10 the parques and 20 laughable to the
gallery-who speaks in improvised
rhymes. The mysterious pagers are
there, too. They are in secret drawer,
IL in quite needless to say, and they
prove that the gypsy girl 10 the real lost
ne,ress. while the young woman who
con,rives 10 have hsrself found is vile
pre.ender. IL ~ this imposture and
anai exposure which makes up the story
VI "Zara.' With the familiar set Of vii
lains and dupcs, and the spry heroine TO
grab the proofs At the right juncture.
The idea Of contrasting droil, sportive
role With melodramatic surroundings
has been worked out many times by Mr..
Marsden. notably for Miss Lolita, bu:
never with lees skill than In this trial
Miss Pixley. moreover, should not pls !,
An English maiden, gypsy or otherwise
She Is az distinctly American AZ the
camp humor which she 80 effectively re-
Allies in Miss" and her dramas
should be made by Mr.. Bret Harts Oh
out Of his material.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23

The lewiston Teller says that @ far
- the short Line surveys have gone
they have found route out Of that
town easy, practicable and dasirAbls as
could be wished, aud mora 10 than wns
expected. In tbs first twenty -six miles
ehs maximum grade Vas only twenty
tast % he mile, and the svsraee vas
- thru and ! hall.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23

SEATTLE CIaA1 fAcroaY.-This insti.
tuition Is nov in full blast. turning ci-
CARS ont by the thousand. The CON-
pany have an advertisement in another
column which they wish the trade 10
make note Of.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23
MkcHlNISI WANTED.

ITO TAKE CHARGE OF THE MA
chine depart1ls ut Of q saw mill. Must
have had anpl experience in mills man
ufactGrinS OREGON pine. and be sober and
competent Apply by letter. immediately.
stating wages and giving reference. to
NACEINIST.
Port Townsend Feb. g. lssS fell dv1w
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23
DRAWING
OIL AND WATER COLOR PAINTING.

AIRS. o. w. JASPER. PUPIL OF
w Matte Morrison. o. Chicago. has To-
Gated in Seattle and win give lessons in
rawing and oil and water color painting.
Rooms at DIR. Cases residence. Columbia
stfeet. near Front. Specimens of work can
be sc at g. Davies & CO... Humphrey &
Lowman's. and Thomas, on Front ST. f22ff
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SEATTLE
CIGAR MANUFACTURING co.
Factory on Third street, near
the new Engine House.

A LII KINDS OF HAVANA AND
~ seed Cigars kept in stock and manu-
featured 10 order in any desired shape or
style. and pacSed to suit customers.
Dealers on Puget Sound will find it to
their advantage TO deal directly with the
factory, az we can furni h a better Cigar.
Tor less money. than any factory on the
coast A fair trial OF our goods and ex-
animation of our prices is all we ask.
Orders from distance promptly filed.
and satisfaction guaranteed. fe23dlm WITT
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REAL nrArr rassH

TIE following ara the Transfers Of
-seg estate. - recorded 2s The Aatlto-s
czzsce. sia-s orr Izss rpor--
G. G Pn5aaev 20 J. " Fox lots L,
T3. =. - and =, Soy-1e-D addition
sgon
Wa R-sekett 20 z Z Hawtanr1s-
sast half e Io,s 5 and :, block l, Dean ,
aG:. sisson- 30
Iaoc1zs Mercer to W. T. Graham
Iots and : block J. Eden ad61Noc-
$50
J.. Nosa to G. Nsssll, block :, Moss
addition 81
Lizzie T. Boise % Fracces 2 Day.
block 10. Ee-csrss sddItlon- $1on
J. }. Moss 20 G. C. Pninney. lots g 3.
10. II and u, block s. South Seattle.
$50
Al. Waltz 70 L s Booth tr1seee-
los 4, block Is. Bel / Denny piss,
$500.
z s Biseoe. Trustee, 20 '. Schmidt,
lot and north half OF lot s. block Il.
c. c. Terrys frs. addition $lfoo
z : Rrlscoe, t<7ssee, - W W. White.
los and south half of lot 8. block Il /,
c. C. Terry-s first addition $500.
B. z. Day to z s Briscoe. trustee.
lot 10, block iS, d. T. Deany's third ad-
dition- $40.
T.. l. YesEsr 20 z A. Waite. lots u
q. L Yesle-'s first addition 4lam.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23
To Let.

HOUSE FOR RENT AND FCRNI-
i / ture for sale; also = nice baby buggy
and crib Front street, between Pike and
Union three doors below Pike. fen Il
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23

For latest styles of hats, and beauti-
til Nsokwear patterns, visit tina Star
0u1hsnR HOnoo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23

Fine Merruo Undsrshirta. 50 cents;
Cashmere Ossrshirts. 81 %. psirs
SHAKER Socks, 80 ocntA ~ the SsA
Clothing HOUSE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23
WANTED.

A SITUATION IN A MILL. AS A
"a sawyer or fler. Have had several
years experience. Coed references fur
nishe3. have 40 hesitation 10 xuaran-
teeing satisfaction HIVE used all kinds
of saws. both inserted and solid tech. cir
culars. gangs. muleys and sash saws Have
worked in am hal charge of mills that
cut 10000 feet per day. Please addres
Wv. ". this office. feI6 Wv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23

this city FEB. y, OF whoop-
ing cough, Joseph A. Molina, son of The
late seward OF the steamer Josephine.
aged years.
The body was taken to Victoria By the
Evanssl. for interrnent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23

Every article In tho Gents Furnish
ING 0ooda line 10 b bad u The ia.
C1oehing HOUSE.
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B o RE,
DIED D.

jAcsEs-ln Laconn-r, W. T., Feb. p, to
the wife OK George Caches. a daughter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ENGINE FOR SALE.

a lsuORsE POWER MOUNTED EN-
"A gine, nearly new. in first class order.
for ale 81 bargain For particulars ap-
ply 20. or address, W. BCkSIT. care Of
fhis nfice fesl liz I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23
Hop Roots.

l ties 10 suit at current rates. kooC
packed carefully and orders nlled prompe
~.
GEO. III. RYAN
fe33m Sumner. Pierce county. W. II
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WANTED.

s PPRENTICES, TO LEARN MIL
y linery. Apply at the Temple Of
Fashion, southwest corner Of Second and
Marion streets felSIw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23
NOTICE.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
l the Marine Engineers. at Engine
House M. |. on Satu day evening. Feb.
9th. a. u o'clock. All licensed engineers
are requested to attend. Rt orde- of the
fes2 81 COMMITTEES
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REWARD OFFERED.

san FIR SNcIsco, Feb. 10
II WILL GIVE A Lbs Raj. REWAED
l Tor The recovery of The body Of INV
oaughfe Jo-ephiae, wife OF +. g. Wick
cry. drowned ON the lost amer Gem
In Puget Sound. February Stb.
jos. SkDGLEY.
EG fnxthR paFtiallau Apply @ D. =
OooP1e ooa11aA -. = I'll e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23

A Ores RICH FARMING LANr
\ partially improved. near Lake Waen
tngton. ON the east AIDE. for sale cheap
~. q BOOTH
J1&o PostoNlce Bui1dln&
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION

STEAMBOAT OWNERS REQUIRING
- the services of competent, practical.
experienced A No. engineer address
Engineer" box sc. Seattle. fea2Iw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-23

Thsy cordially invite the inspection of
these goods by the public, feeling conf
dent that they can suit the most fastid-
ious tastes az to style, and at prices "A
low as any jewelry establishments on the
Coast Don't fail 70 give Us a call and
satisfy yourselves
Remember the place, Sullivan's Block
Et01s 0treet- nSrtf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-23
The Success

Which has attended the use Of Hoods sarsapar'a "'
rants us In making assertion I'm terms that cahno' w
UNDERSTOOD that, in this article, have conohn u
vegetable medicinal agents peculiar to itself ana NOT eq
by any other compound purifying, yitaizns anu en
ing the blood creating appetite restoring and W
whole sysem eradicstpg scroula and curing al se"''
arising from an impure state OF low condition OF inc O''
LIVING WITNESSES
F. H. Pnkbam editor Newmarket On H. Advoca'e "ri'es
have taken bottles Of Hoods 5arsapara tins sprB
and It has done me good"
The effects from Hoods sarsaparlla have oeeh
more speedy any other preparation OF the KIM
+. @ WOOdman. Wilton N. II.
If people want a medicine TO go all through EN- ana
wake 'em up take Hoods sarsaparla-Freeman
N. Bixby, Meredith Village, N. II.
No testimonials publish by that are not genuine ana
honest No bottle Of Hoods sarsapara is made except
personal supervision The sick may rely upon
serviceabe medicine We cannot SPEAK win
strong the wonderful power Hoods sarsa
par many have been reported and so much
happiness expressed those who been cured by s use
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Mass Sold by druggsts. One dollar bottles six Tor 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-23
NEWS 50 OLD THAT TT Is STALE.

dispatch printed in The Sun yesterday stated
that an lrIshlnau named Peter McEncIncy had died
recently at Birmingham, Conn, and that since his
death II had been discovered unexpectedly that he
had left handsome fortune 1t was said that
among the surprises was letter from Fisk d
Hatch announcing that the firm held Sl50O00 III
bonds for his account Mr. Hatch said yesterday
that McEncncy died three or four years ago and
that the story was, therefore, rather stale news 81
remember him very wcn," Mr.. Hatch said he
intelligent lrIshman, who used TO come IN
of his death we had some securities which we had
bought for him, but | do not now remember the
amount. The widow with the administrator of the
estate came on here and when we were satisfied
that they were the legal representatives OF MCEn-
erney we delivered the securities to them. This
was so long ago, however that | do not remember
the details. | think the man kept country store,
for recall him having bundle of whips
something of that kind whenever he came here.
He showed excellent Judgment in all his tIausac-
tions with u.s."