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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13

6z1Alm ORAxo0L - The seeameu
leastnG osastls Hiday mosnina. ~ llsh,
VII 90 only 70 Port Tovuosn1 snd NV
pogts. lnsesad of - Viseegia Q usnai,
returning fso0 Hogt Tounaand 6nE1r.
day, he lseA. inaeead a flo9 Vieeoe3a,
Pa.sneen leaving 0sastls b. u Hay
verd Saturday moentne fer O1yopfn
VII b tsanaeeRsed - IT, sleaa6 o.
q NeU Iaonno. ia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13

MAXI 1ooa poa OCB 0uUm-As
ssost n a ths Willard Dassy yin a.
rvs Asrs Friday svsnina. and - ess
hotels are al crowded, q b necessary
for the elxiosno oe 0sasals - opsa thsfz
hoooea - thsoo disGinGuisAs4 RUasea.
he 4xseuttvs Ce0nis6so have taksu
The natsae in hand, and q Q no3ioo
found slsswAess ed epoa eur poople
Who have roe0s thas tksy eAn poaibly
oparo 70 report Tie oA0o % uenus
fomparsy and Lovuan q Q e'elook
eodAy. a. - eooa tAsssafHee . ppaa1ble.
1hb = Q 0ogt tDpogtant mo1sss and
ohoo1d b atoondod % q oooo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13

II during Tie present. week and amid
~ celebration b. the people Of the
NoetAxsse Of the completion Of the
Northern Pacific. enthusiasm ovsrtops
ths bounds Of GO nssrvasism and In
duless IN . little eli graduation and
harmless horn footing. lei IL b rsmsm-
esrsd that - are sssd this work ID doue:
that Ne asms Of long ysars Of pasisns
and - tins almost hopslsn viail has
ben seaahed and passsd. and - sand
On u plane of acoouplishmeut.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13

Tm.-Soms tan q Afsssn years ago
Two gentleman residing in this city
while prospective in ths moantains
back Of Seattle discovered . very rich
deposit Of tin. One Of the men soon
After died, and the ether vas taken lck.
Realizing that his lease Of life vas short
bs tsld Sam F. Co0mbs, relative Of
his, Of the discovery. and where It vas
70 b found. COMBS has never forgot
ten It. bat until recently has never besn
able TO take the time 70 look the matter
mp. However. q few weeks ago he or
Ranissd small party and proceeded TO
the mountains, and although he had
nsvsr besn there before experienced lis
IL difficulty in finding the ledge A
few days ago he returned, bringing very
rich specimens Of tin ore with him. and
feels confident that he has made q big
find. Every member Of the party de-
egsrss that the quantity Of ore 10 unlim-
tied and easy Of aooess.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13

HI You Mucx-A.HuCx.--Ons Of The
fsaturss Of the barbseus on Saturday
viii - squad Of Puget Sound Indiana
roasting largo salmon and taking bread
On the hos rocks, at the University
Rrounda 4 lot Of neatly drssssd China.
men have been engaged 70 rcast Q large
porkef. and cook . quantity Of riss IN
China style. for the pleasure Of cur visl-
tors. Coffee and proviaioes win Do
served fres on the grounds from II Z. N.
until evening on Saturday. Capt. DoAns
10 very anxious that every stranger, a
Well - every citissn. shonld try Z plate
Of his clam -ohovder. He has been far
nished BY the COMMITTEES With 80 bush.
sls Of clame, and Il they are mot eaton.
hs viii b disappointed. The freedom
Of the city viii Be- cordially sxtsndsd 70
al the world on Saturday. and every
thing possible viii b dons 20 maks al
happy and contsutsd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13

Stsel rails are nov selling at Eastern
vosas for es6so to ess.D per ton. A
ersAs enmedovn this from 90. 500
md el0 . ton they commanded . few
ysass ego. Il b safs 70 ~ that inside
81 evs ysars 80 q ton win b q biz
price Cor the bsse stssl rails usds.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13
4 WIIIloSAIRR ADAlIWTRAIIoS
PROPOGED.
From the judge

From the JudseI
For President John W. MackAy
worth &1s, 1000 .0o9) Of Nevada.
For Vice Observation-Disclosures Hen
y A. Tabor $4,000 0O) of Colorado.
With the accompanying Cabinet:
Secretary of StAte-Robert G. In9er-
coll ($sm,@-aftsr another Star
route srial).
Secretary Of the Trsasury-Wlliam
b. Vanderbilt 500. W0, 900.
Secretary Of the Interior Charles
Ds.monioo ($2,@,00-msearoni On
hAnd incladed).
6ouseary Of War-VDonovan Rosa
CO 200 0O0-ineludine Irish akirsnfsh-
he fund.-.
HsWssaly of the Nsvy-Wlliam b
Asaoe {e1d,0.00).
Ateusnsy Gsneral-Dsvid Dudley
I'D (18,mQW).
foal4asfae- 6snssai-Jsy6 Gould ESQ,
oQ0o-With the further title Of In
epestog Of Postal Tslegraphy).
The minor executive positions nled
With mGn who's incomes run all the
Wy from $4,000 TO 100000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13

PAnx1oK1s ION CAI1oaxrA.-Thl
s>samship xsxioo sAilsd for San Fran.
CISCO ysstsEday aftsrnoon, taking thu
following passenger: L d Cairna = n
Hoffman. d While and vjfs. p = Cay.
eoo and wife, Rev. W AoA0rUau. a
Waldsnith. wife and danehtsr, q n
Tovnssad, II Wtnsos, Z W eesvarS ]
Qstnsferd. p J fsatherstoos. Mn p ]
smith. II 0srdss. A W 0ilhsrs, ] 3
Wooesn, ] b 6eokss. l. L 6aulsbury, J
Andsrsoa. and tvsasy -shrss In IL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13

fauoET q TN Asuuo. fol.
LOWING b the iise Of frsiGhs taksu 10 Can
Francisco By the steamer Asxioo ~
lscday: 5000 latha rs tons South
~ xs.1e ccAi. - eon1 barrel material,
w naf!sls Aimon. 30 supey beer kses,
fssiGhA
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DIE D,

BARNRrr-At Allegheny Springs, Viz
Rinia. July 10. Daisy. eldestchild Of Geo.
Q. and Rschel 8. Barnett, formerly Of
Port Susan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13

4 aand ball win b aivsa y Profss-
80 Smith and HsoaaR On bes1rSa,
nsxt q Ysalsr's Hall. Dancing 20 g..
menee panotsally as 3 o'oaock. ~
uu0e aonrsd. AdmiauIou for ee1flo-
~ u. Al are inviAod. 30
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13

PAo1AsLY DBowNxD.-John Bright
and Oscar Ball left this city on Sunday
In . canoe, in an intoxicated condition,
for the head Of the bay. Nothing has
bsen heard Of the men since, but the
canoe was found on the beach near No
Donald d Rsitze's mill, bottom mp, q
day or % Afterwards; 80 1t IL generally
supposed they were capsiSed and
drowned. They had been here but q
short time, and but little II known Of
thar antecodeHta.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13

Eyssis1sss for I'll dsAss q Lsssls
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0TRDCERNoOes-Ipt his city, September
II, TO the wife Of James StreckenRoss, q
son.
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For Rent.

THREE FRONT ROOMS, SUITABLE
i for ol8cee. Inquire Of
BER0Cd & HlNK.
ouSl O. Opposite Occidental Hotel.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13

FrxH RxHIslTs.-Tvo boards and q
package Of shingles came up from Port
Gamble yesterday for exhibition here
tomorrow and the next day. The boards
are eaeh s. inches wide. one II feet
long, and the other "a. They are prob
ably the widest boards ever sawed in
any mill ON the sound. The shingles
are Ill Of the full width Of the bundls
90 inohss). and are perfect in every re-
spect.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13

BAss BALL.-Ths Snohomish Base
Ballists arrived last evening. A meet
ing Of Ill young men In Seattle in
terssted In base ball matters will be
held ct the Univsrsity grounds this even
ing. 1t 10 hoped large attendance will
b present.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13
House and Lot for Sale.

A FULL LOT, WITH HOUSE OF SIX
"A rooms, hard finished. located on Sew
onth and Stewart streets Apply at l.. X.
@. SMITHS for further particulars SCI I'm
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BOR n

Bifocsl glasses, for seeing near and
far. at Little Mao'A.
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Teams Wanted .

THIRTY.FIvE TEAMS. WITH
] drivers. to work on sorapers on the
Cedar river extension. Inquire Of Thus.
JAMAICAN, superintendent at the 'front.'
or J. w. QALLAhER. ct the Arlington
Hotel. se4 LIT
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For Rent.

THREE HARD FINISHED COT.
1 tagss. with i've rooms each and all
modern improvements On old railroad.
four blocks south Of Lake Union. Apply
70 JOHN =. CURTIS,
ool q On the promisea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13
For Sale.

IN 0O0 SACKS or DATA ON YES.
kV.OUV ler's WHAT. IN iotS % suit
p, ,sis It ERR is sGs; cAARR ,{
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GOD NAN TO RUN THE PLANER
" in tho L. w. NJ. Co.. mill on Lake
Washington. A steady Job all winter to
1--WE NAN: no other need apply good
wages. q. G. PHINNEY & Co,
seS u At the Mil.
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NOTICE.

A IL PIReoNS HAVING CLAIGs
~ against tAe steamer w. X. NerWin
Estor 10 August 1T win please present
IT, TO d. underdgDed on O. bsfdfs ths
8 W. HOvIY.
Seastla W. u. esnesmber 10 l6R II
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TO LET.

A BAsHllKNT ON FRONT STREET.
"A Mahlhorn's block Inquire d
CLAUS & HAnNa.
aul0 4 Wholesale Liquor Dealorx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-23
General Foreign News by Cable.

ENGLANDS COMPLAINT AGAINST FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct. 23.-The Figaro states that England
longed occupation of Tamatave Madagascar to
the injury OF commercial interests.
HEBREWS CONVICTED OF BURNING SYNAGOGUE.
BERLIN, Oct. 23.-After trial which has caused
much excitement, two Jews have been convicted
at COslin Pomerania, OF setting fire to synagogue
in order to obtain the insurance thereon. They
were each sentenced to four years Imprisonment
crime were convicted and sentenced to shorter
terms OF imprisonment. The crime was originally
attributed to Christians
SIR STAFFORD NORTHCOTE IN WALES
LONDON, Oct. 23-Sir Stafford NOrthcote is max
ing tour OF Wales He addressed q meeting at
Carnarv0n yesterday.
AN IRISH MURDER
DUBLIN, Oct. 2a-Inquiry into the murder OF
farmer named Spence, near Cork, on the 18th inst
shows that IT was the result OF a private land
quarrel
THE wHARNcL1FFE-cARLToN coILrERY EXPLOSION.
LONDON, Oct 23-Further particulars OF the ex-
plOsion in the Wharncliffe- Carlton colery, near
BarnSley, Sunday night, when men were looking for
bodies OF victims OF the explosion OF Thursday last,
shows that no lives were lost by the second calamity
In the mine, as was at first supposed.
An IRISH ssBLACK LIST"
DUBLIN, Oct. ga new circular containing
tback list" OF the jurors in the Phoenix park mur-
der trials and in the case OF the men tried for the
attempt to murder Juror Denis Field, was mailed
to thousands OF the Inhabitants OF this city yester
day.
THE RKMoDELKD PoRTuGEsE MINISTRY.
LISBON, Oct 23-The Portuguese ministry has
been again remOdeled and now stands as follows
Premier and minister OF war, De FOnteS Perefra de
minister OF justice. Lopo Naz; minister OF marine
Penheiro Chagas; minister OF foreign affairs Bar.
boza Bucage: minister OF public works AguiaI.
minister OF finance, Hintz Riber1o.
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A Cleveland, O., Failure Causes a Sem

CLEVELAND, O., Oct 23-TO-day's sensation in
business circles is the failure OF John n Glidden,
secretary of the Republic Iron company. Late
yesterday the company filed claim against him
for upward OF $4,000, on which he confessed judg-
ment. AS security the company hold his stock, the
market value OF which is about quarter OF a mill
lion. but it is understood that considerable OF this
is pledged for other debts and questions OF priority
OF claim are likely to arise Mr. Glfdden stated this
shTinkage of values in legitimate iron business His
Indebtedness to the company is for ore purchased
for transportation. He says that in year and a
half he has lost over three hundred thousand dol
lars from this cause. He Will call a meeting of
creditors and ask an extension OF time Mr. Gid
denis embarrassment will not affect the Republic
Iron company, the capital stock OF which is $500
ing property Nor will it afrect the firm OF Gliden
q Manning, which does a strictly commission
business and has no debts.
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Railway superintendent.

THE SEVENTH SEMI-ANNUAL CONVENTION
The Association OF American Railroad SuperIn-
tendents began its seventh semi-annual meeting
Yesterday at the Arlington hotel Mr. p. :.
ORourAe superintendent OF the Grand Rapids
ana Indiana railway, read paper upon
train signals, and Mr. " Il. McBee of Salisbury "
c.. superintendent OF the Western North Carolina
railway. read another upon car mileage
THE FINAL SESSION TODAY
The association held fits final session to-day the
president, Mr. p s. ORourke, superintendent of the
Grand Rapids and Michigan railroad. presiding and
Mr. Waterman Stone, OF the Providence, Warren
and Bristol road, filling the post OF secretary
Standing committees We're appointed as follows:
MeSSrS- Sanford Keeler, F. {. Brown and J. NJ
Metheamy; permanent way-Wm. s. Dunn, v. Il.
McBee and j. 4. Child.
A resolution offered by Mr. Keeler. "that
the SuperntendentS take such action AT
the next meeting as may he deemed best
as VIII authorize certain standards i'm freight cars
such as general height OF car body, drawbars &c..
and that committee be appointed TO report the
most practicable method OF obtaining an automatic
coupler OF freight cars" was referred to the conf
mittee on freight cars The president, secretary
and treasurer were constituted a committee
address the general managers OF the different
railroads. TO impress upon them the general
advantage to be derived from the general
attendance OF the Superint endentS upon the
meetings of the association. +. c. Witlansley, as
SStant OF the president OF the Cincinnati. Wheeling
and New York railroad was elected member. The
association adjourned TO meet in New York in Apfll
next This association was formed i'm lssI. OF rail-
road associations and persons acting IA equivalent
capacity, for purposes OF mutual Improvement. in
crease OF social intercourse and more frequent and
general interchange OF views
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-23
A Lads Confession of Murd,

RoCKPoRT, md, Oct. 23-Francis j. Kelly. who
was arrested in Illinois for murder, reached here
last night and made confession that having been
threatened with punishment by X. Il. Arnett, the
working. he determined on the night OF September
29th, after Arnett had gone to bed, to escape Re-
membering ArnettS threat to follow and kill him
he went back and shot Arnett as he lay asleep He
took his victims money. set fire TO the boat and
escaped with a skiff. Kelly Is but seventeen years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-23
How a PhySician Was RObhed

SANDusKy, O., Oct 23.-Dr. John z. Mathers has
confessed that he enticed DT. Gordon into vacant
mouse on pTetenSe OF visiting patient. robbed him
ana eXtOrted from him a check for $500. He also
says he had planned to abduct DR.. GOrdons Child.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-23
Victims Of the AnnapoI;s Fire.

BODIES OF MR.. LEGO AND HIS AUNT RECOVERED
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct s3.-The charred remains of
Miss Lizzie Watkins and Mr.. Charles Iegg who
were burned here yesterday. were found thiSInorn-
Ing From the position OF the remains Mr.. Legg
had reached his aunt In the third story and was on
his way out of the house with her when overcome
by smoke or fire
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kilograms to The Star.
HOSTILE INDIANS SURRENDERING.
LORD LANDSDOWNE SWORN IN.
VICTIMS OF TIE ANNAPOLIS FIRE.
THE P. {. GENERAL CONVENTION.
THE TWELVE DAYS BICYCLE RACE.
A SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
THE CHILIANS EvACUATE LIZA.
LORD LANDsDOWNE SWORN II
VICTIMS OF TIE ANNAPOLIS FIRE
the P. {. GENERAL CONVENTION
THE TWELVE DAYS BICYCLE RACE
The General p. e. Convention,

PROCEEDINGS IN PHILADELPHIA TO-DAY
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Oct 33-To-day'S session Of
the general convention OF the Protestant Episcopal
chufch was opened with the usual devotional eXer-
clses and IN the house OF deputies Rev. Dr. Aber-
crOmple, OF Northern New jersey, from the COM
mlttee on memorials OF deceased members read
memorials OF Hon. Enoch II. Nudge. OF Massachu-
MIR. Josiah King, of Pittsburg, and Rev VIM Shell
ton, d. d., for over half century rector OF church
at Buffalo, NY. The report was adopted.
THE PRAYER BOOK
Rev. DR.. Benedict, OF Southern Ohio offered
resolution that, the house OF bishops concurring
the sessions OF the convention continue for the
purpose or considering the report OF the Joint
mlttee on the book OF common prayer as long as
tnele shall be quorum OF both houses or until the
consideration OF the report shall have been COM
Pieted objection being made, the resolution was
placed on the calendar. Mr.. Mills. of Northern
New jersey, offered resolution that the general
convention adjourn on Friday. october 26th At his
request IL was referred TO the committee on unlin-
lSlleQ business
THE NEXT GENERAL CONVENTION.
KeV. Dr McVickar. OF Pennsylvania, from the
committee on place of meeting of the next general
convention, reported that there was lack OF cor
dlailty In Invitations from the large cities. He
offered resolution that the Whole subject OF the
necessary expense OF holding the general conyen-
t1on be referred to the committee on expenses with
the request that they report as early as possible
among the dioceSeS
Report No 5 of the committee on amendments to
the constitution on the amendment to article 8 OF
the constitution offered by Mr. Nash. of New York.
relative to alterations in the book OF common
prayer, was then taken up. The committee re-
ported adversely to the tentative use of any portion
of the book The report was adopted and the com
mittee discharged. The report from the same COM
Inlttee concufTng with the house of bishops sub
SCtutlng the words "houSe OF deputies for soon
Venlon I'D certain places in articles = and OF The
constitution was adopted.
National Board Of Steam Navigation.
NEW YORK, Oct 23.-DelegateS to the meeting TO-
morrow of the national board OF steam navigation
are rapidly arriving. President Gould got TO town
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-23

THE GERMAN-AMRRICAN BANK BUILDING LrrIaA-
TION.-TO-day Mr.. e. 81. Rollins, by Mr.. H. II.
Wells, filed a bill in equity against Zenas c. Rob
bins The bill states that in October, 1873, Rob
bins was the owner OF the property at the corner
ing" some in fee and some by lease, with right to
purchase; that to obtain title to all Robbins en-
tered into an agreement with H1tZ, Mattingly and
PIentiss and assigned to them his rights In the
leases, with power Of purchase and lease In fee
month rent for ten years, with privilege OF pur-
chase discharged from the dover OF Robbins wife
for 500 OOO they to pay the Membranes, $35, ,0OO
and In ten years to purchase the title In fee OF the
lease-hold estate assigned to them, Robbins cove
nanting to convey In fee. Rollins states that the
original assignors conveyed to the German
American savings bank and subsequently conveyed
to complainant, and he prayS that the lease be de-
clared q binding one; that defendant pay him
5000, the amount Of two mortgages held by him;
also, the sum OF .$45,OO0 expended by complainant
on the property, and $4,000 paid for the purchase
OF the fee, and to declare these sums lien on the
property, and further that defendant Is not en-
titled TO conveyance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-23
Canada's New Governor General.

QUEBEC, Oct. 23.-The Marquis OF LanSdowne has
Just been sworn in with considerable pomp. The
kind. The enthusiasm Of the populace was very
great. The governor general landed about 10
O'Clock and drove direct TO the department build
ingS. escorted by his military staff. Tie program
arranged was strictly adhered to,
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Eyacuation Of Lima.

DEPARTURE OF GEN LYNCH AND ARRIVAL OF GEN
IGLESIAs AS ''PREsIDENTE REGENERADoR."
LIMA. Oct. 23-At a. m. to-day Gen. Lynch left
Tor BarrancO, near ChOrfllaS where he has estab-
lished his "general quartet" At 10 a. IN. Gen.
fgieSlaS enters Lima as ''PreSidente regenerador."
a. N.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

WASHINGTON OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN
w SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, Corner 7th and
H Streets Ladies' before buying q Machine please look
at the great Improvement in our new High Arm Ma
chine,
THE NEW AMERICAN Not
For foot and hand power. Old Americans taken in ex
change.
Received this day fresh supply Of NEW QUEEN"
DOMESTIC" and "SINGER" Machines, from $40 up
Genuine Bargains. No agents.
Renting. repairing rebuilding and remodeling, all
kinds.
G. AUERBACH
Corner 7th and Fl.
Agency SaXOny Wool German Hand knit Jackets Oc6
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LADIES GOODS.
ICE TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON.

NOTICE TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON.
Mrs. NJ. Rukni. of New York. is now in Washington
and has exhibition propoachs Adjustable Indicator
ttif: new French system of Dress Cutting Dress
and all VINO desire perfect system of cutting
are invited to call and inspect the system Patterns cut
90 measure Aful line Of patterns of the latest desn
at " s'N-'
F1SKE BROS 4O6 9th street.
oZ5-N Opposite Patent Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-23

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, S2s34, 1910; customs. s466 632453
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Home Rule for Territories.


WHY OUTSIDERS ARE APPOINTED TO THE OFFICES
INSTEAD OF RESIDENTS.
1t has been stated that an organized effort would
be made this winter by the citizens living In Ter
ritories to secure the appointment OF territorial
officials from among the residents instead Of Gas is
now the custom) from among outsiders At the
Interior department this move ii such one Is con-
templated, Is not regarded as of much Importance.
As one official remarked:
'There Is not an officer In the Territories that
there is not some complaint against but the trou-
Bile Is that the people cannot agree upon any one OF
their own number for any OF the Offices"
In Dakota there Is Judge to be appointed. but the
members OF the bar are SO divided as to who shall fill
the vacancy that the probability fathat the Secre-
tary OF the Interior will have to appoint an outsider
The issue made between citizens OF the territories
and outsiders to I'LL the local Offices Is not q new
prevails at the Interior Department that there is no
just ground for complaint against the present
officials, and II the people were more united their
Offices.