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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-24

The recent decision Of HIS Honor
JudQt Greens Declaring the tykrnc sav
unsaustitutIonal puts q SOP To further
prusssdires undsr its psUvisioaa 1he
60 GIVING rise 70 fnis decision sross
IA suunscsior with aons SWAMP lxnok
nnus On mcuth of the ak2cis HIVE
Ths pxUvisions Of the ies vsFs fully
samp1isd with The lGnd snbrsnsc .
unmhw Of fhoussnda of asrss n one
BODY, and ms ownsc By ssvsrL psf-
suns. Notices vsrs posted, mssstne
la ana sommi0ionsn dusy siecssc -
nunpribsd By isV. OsrsAtn ownsn Oh
3ssssd 70 paying ~ aaassnsnss isvasc
~ ths comninionakA, whsrsupoc tbs
iassr hsuughs suis Tia zo v.s d.
Odd q damurrG md TIE isw declared
unsnnsetfufionAi upon Two erounds-
Ara. fhas Il stssmpss 70 authnriss the
sppruprissim Of private property for
psivaas imyxUvsmsuts; and second, fhas
n undsrsaks 20 distribuse the eoss d
iuprovsmanfs tn proportion 70 hsnshfs
inasad a assmdinR 70 vsius- Upon
~ hzA poau4 Hs Honor ssys:
Inn en- b. 70 vsFy serious question.
On sutiss polltieal svstem, National
ana luosa, = o protest. and . bufusrf
sa.sua TIE ~ Of public power 20 &c.
eousplinh pRIvnss sndx. Under 70 neither
psivsts prsrersy nm private faculty o<r
b sppEupRlsssd 20 private NE aeHins'
~ 0~psrs e1A- BOZ IL Joe usuu =
49, .s.,r,. ,,r,..o-.. te ,Iia- ~ =.
tana. lmprov.nsrs srs contemplated
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1917 Irsssurss. etc.. Ohm Stat.
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q shs enthusiastically of tins statute.
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Tim diuucsss of ths matter 20 far M
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-24

- - hssa . hnaa thsa the United
oea90 punsnnad hAlf shs railway mr.
isaas Il - vuEaa, hus h aoss ma M.
Dns - - veIl founded. Tn Chiascr
1sSas~U Ass sseinsas the scsal mileage
- - ia q Jannyy - snllows: In the
usf,sd s>AssA ilAen: Eurups. m.pm
AaA. IN: &sush Amerisa. mOe: Cwsa-
a u; AustsAisA xsOns tAfrssa. 40;
usxiss naD; sussl Sxx.on. n wuuld
0~ - shnw that some az sAs~ ssss
0naD - - lcs. ThmA she sentiment
- ~ bFm aown fur s0p misss uf
sa1hsaa. vAih thsU are mos< than
M MIN n HrisizA india aluus. h
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n Axuazalh and Nss xsalsna. ,na~.s
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- vuRAs and oms than tn whoae
0uai.ns ~ Eurupa and thm h susse-
s1Ac v@asrfnl wishous ex,rrsrsssne
81 Re-~minnnsH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-24

H uas &W-Nna-osi zrundnun n tn
suzAE q Gnnas IuEs S,xhm. and n
- s~ngHE N . nalEnhoE1ng fruu,
villa 0s6 hs mushsr. % IL Euist
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IN E1D
I oEt one fur IL Smi<hs ~ sn<
repE. nag 1R hk OK nW hB - nne
azysniug sAnk u hR-
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kncS vnc wzuR sAnn words yur I.
N
Ma s<psisd wilma II Ennc Wnss
q - 6r1x1A Snpua. xhunnA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-24

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sueuazne = hsok. walsh u q csvv
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-24

CHrsun Donsk-Tne animal rs~ssznS
q The osnnuinsssar us Cnxs<ss.u far
NsnAarn Wsshznksuz wss hss6 - snz-
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building hns hosn dslaysd sspunl ueek.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-24

NEW ENTERPRISE.

uAvTNS Sr<ESD NJ Cg<SEE-
III rsaZ VIII " Nus=zuzzs.-T ! h2vs
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-24

49,
THE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING
Sc ArrlE
DfTl[ Part LysDslsIul,
JULx Sd. 1850
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
| NOTICE.
EIECT7oY OF OFFICERS or HAR.
Thursday. june - All members q thf
Lodge arr requsgted "a he present
II. T. HATHAWAY.
je34 q K Of T. and s.
| NOTICE.
lTESLRLEART BLOCK.
lI EsSEEs OF STORES AND OFFICES
fakf nosice thai the building b nov rendy
for occupancy. and thaz rcns viii cun-
mcnre frun Juc In ncxI
Seattle June q ls0 5e2 q
| Rooms to Let.
TWO UNFINISHED ROOMS COR
| neg of fifth and Cherry sfrccfz- A
splendid view Of the eay ana CITY Amply
% Af<s- FCRGASSoN. Gunner Fifth and
CHEEKY strscsz. les q
Work Oxen for Sale.
A MOS brown Has n HE AID OF A
"A Nh. ! WORK oxen. Jns1 frum loAh0.
for sAle. Seg O.
Lake Mashmg1na nii Gus
Saw and PIanas Mills.
lAgANUFAcTURkKsoF ALL KINDS
VI II runE1 and urrssed lumse-. rustic
ccortng. raaz1Es esS~. etc-
VIII be transmitted sy seiepnoar - ou-
min M LAke Washington and prumpsc
filArG- Appey ~
e. c. R3INNET & Ca.
Rson !. Pm- Building.
q Gt fne III cn JACK <nn Gsyr<z cxfeuasun.
1Ake Ma.nznxlnG ls9cw g
STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.
FIRsT-CLAss FrEExwHEE
a ssszrasua1 lenEfk. i0 feer hsAH-
z . rs s 10 ices sas.se. Ii, N, iszss
weixAx. eyssc z mEaaH Aruuramnon-
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only
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4 .. kA1AA.
~ In FE<aaD6. 0ruRuE-
YESlER'S HALL.
fhsfziay, Jssf A nj Ksaiay, Jnsy !
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e0lRTRleU Am MuEIrS'
MINISTRIES,
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Ez1usex1 FKrx1zK-Bishnp PAD
dnck uG mAkk nm srural odfesai van.
n 1-xnz-x Cncrck fodAa. He ~iu
yFsnen nn1 nsssnExs< TIM hasr summn-
mn q xhe Chnpal II tn Goo6 Hhex-
herE. kurtn Ssnxxis. n Z q n. and
al1nzzusnDE tn xlR az suu6rmnxiur NJ
IN czndsdEsR cf hukh churuh snd
cnnp& q Trinity Churck. cnrnar uf
1nzrn snc sez7Wnne aEzussk ~ - n.
1Gnznx 1rxzR By tn KscsU q The
f1xMe c1zrue - Dnal- No evening
0ExzR @ - Cnxu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-24

UxxvznEr ExEr@-TAe H.rn,
azursase surman vin - asaivszse b.
kss. d ]. hsrsr IN TIE Ps~anvssrsaz
SsuxcA - p N taanS. On Nnnax,
es~enses SstA anmk-. ~ 80 cNrluak. Hul
klwuae Evxns a No. Issnz wiE "a
ors9 ~ hssR2zx nnnssss0 az sh< Tn
Sr@g - ~ sAnE PLAN. Ia puhisr
Are eurdfAlfy fux1aad n nxsnud.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-24

6EAKU 6xwKuI-Frun o esutis-
mxn r~csnxiy frun 6sabeck - isa<n q
lev facss Of iutsFssx WORK On fhe nsu
mill sssadity pruRrK. and vii he
hur-ssd with ali posaihae spesc until its
oumpietson- il = iuasuded % he mAde
oDe us tin hssf humber cutting sstae-
llahuau1 IN xhe world. xho1Cn mot the
hicKeaz- In eus vii be Rhom S75lG
and IN daily cus l00.m fsst Tn oiG
uil hiss tssen N xmpnCved thas IN chi
haS rnn< M frum 6aBW fses q dxy
year aco ~ 0.aW FEST now TIM oid
mil NH be tnursuehiy uverhanlsd and
FURNISHED with ncW machlnery thrunch-
Qua. with TIE vse9 @ sucrSAazne m crs
O. lu@0H fss< daily. One day nat iuse
sznoe l0.m fsss If tnms,sr were chi bs
r. nc; lz wak an exp-peinnzl dsy. The
nav asnamer IL the company Wxs
ixunnke6 snms time agc, huf hsr ma
cHmery hnE nor yez tusen pus N; nsisse-
nAa afzs t~eD NAMED lie Ian vssn~l
10 - uus w.k TN haxkeuxine J. n
Gr16ts- knap HEJsszic y u prssszss
zlu1e q pors- bxxk Afsurao and nark-
Nzxr1f kHzzseves nr ncx exprc1sG
6zzzR tn azpzzsur as klcnzra Hoayake
GnasiS CA,c y bead mxx q Snnheck.
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REAL EyTAE
june LIST
Real Estate.

r oTs sAND Z BLOCKS A DN-
Los sn1 hIass L, Bats saslssoz-
loss aos 3 asocS - A a. ps1Rys
aadsssoa-
Loc 4 asoek a Te-<s. Sassness vse~
TE&vs soss n No-SAern addison, s.
Tvery sc.s IN Hsn.o-es saasao..
Fan On Sxt1 bridge ls.a26-
SpAencse hall aicck O. h,csSrAy sor
Tven-y aS-es snprovse lAos s.s- 1Ass
Union
Aonsss and lorx O. From, <z-eeS
Five lots Il Is--- . s1ciaan. @ S-o>d-
Twc tine loss With hor.e. o. Ss-sr-A
s-resz. css view.
Tweu<y iosx IN Ponacs addition
Eighry acres iSnc nea- y nA1cous-
Los sn6 2 haock a. het-s q : -
Thres fnk lots ne2- Lake Union
lu- q niocS c. Se1las ac6t-iur.
Splendid fk-z1 Dek- SEk<i- C1-y. coex-A
Lo,x 6 snc :, asock Il. Axynx-cs ao1-
rinn-
Ks- hal Of io,s sal :. hasck :. - A
Denrys third A1c.-iuc- q bargain S4sss
I~0 water --nDi s0-EA 4oD- o- PIKE -
House Anc ior OF WsV s--ee-. Bel1p~r-
SsiM-
Seven-y acres land nIles run Sexz-
lie, ps vrale- gaoc SOL s-0L
TweuSy loss x Gerc-Al S-E--ke-
Lots and naocks Y Rxx1s<s addition -
q hk-gxsE-
Twp lue Inn near Ak-l Factory 8 sG
Fu-ry ACRES u sec-ior = Madison s--ee-
extension -un< d e
Lots snd z hook 8 FarTlev. win
house SsEl
The shove iss s,a-ziA. Iisz Of p-ups-y
which ] 0ffe- 81 tEvn-xoss prices Cal
ana examine tuu fs- Ell u-zcsnE iDzs Enc
blocks N 81 the A11i-lnrs- LANDS pE tD<
acre on LAKE V ashgl.-7uL snc elsewhere
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-24

A MOS BROWN HAS % HE AID OF A
"A Nm. WORK oxcE- Jnsr frum loaho
for sAlxL SeE f
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STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.

FIRST CLASS ETEESwHEEL
"A ssexrsua1 Length. fW fecr hemn-
= fest hose frer engine. ItxE. iarxs
nolle-. AL ne9- Cxs-sR = tnns de1d
weixnx. eysrc e mEsanL Arcuzumn1n-
tsoR fuE . Gay panengen Fur CO
oniy-
Er further pxrrxcaaAn spp.y 10
z :. HATCH
~ In PE<iaD6 0rzRE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-24

TWO CNrURNISHED ROO MS COR
i ner q fifth and Cherry ssrscfE- A
splendid view Of the hay ana cry Appiy
u zaf<s FCRGASSoN, curner Firth and
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Sac FRAxcK1o- June Z-Pas.encsr
~ nznsc bslov szissd sndz, on the
Steamship Qassr Of the Pacific for Pas-
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TyElS NV ANH Kl-KE<ANT SA1Rkn
i . asH 0zeE "a 11e yzRA4s . -
tSs1c&- a raz< fzz<& rns1xnzzE rr1ssrx
Exn&zk 2mG - Lac as<asnnrzz% q - -
<zG ke-Hnl n azx-uzs- Szz-az11x ~
IN Lne nnxa kcaM-s Ezrzz anx
S<sx . -nx -. Al am wzlcrmA -
49, aNprx~~x q %
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-24

Manufacturers OF ALL KINDS
VI Il ruaEa and crrssed lumee- rustic.
A0orlng. castings ETC. ere
tsrxseN lcfx ~ uu< cfire or MI srrce.
viii be sxansnsr1eo hr saiepnone - our
min W LAke Warrington and prumpse
al8r1 ARMY n
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objection OF OFFICERS OF HAR-
q mosy Lodge Nc S viii sAke place On
THURSDAY. JUNE = All members uf the
Lodge arr Requested "a he present.
II. L HATHAWAY.
le2s 4 K Of T. and s
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YOUNG MAN FROM TIKI EAST.
\ with CAPITAL and DC ines experiences.
L. deairouS OF purchasing II interest II
suzne substantial business References
required Ao6- = Truman p O. Boz
~ JsS s.
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NOTICE..


T EssEEs OF STORES AND OFFICES
L. n the Xesier-lox.y black viii please
TAKE nosioe thai the building b nov rundy
for occuRncy. and shnz rant viii CUM
menre rum Juty lai ncxl
Seattle. June 3 iSNN leA "
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M. ~---azxenx nx>r - nlxxx a.<s
xhr>e = Eva fu.& $sE Er-x Az-~
fAN sscanz. Sl&- xnaE 81
No <-S&1z@ 1<c -z1xzEz< rars rr~e 4
AZ hAE . ualte are rsxxzsz Eu-~n san
FRS hsr>eL Ss&S ~-nnxz So
Ma <-tNz< r1sh - vxrs1 = In
rrrz N al tz-& So -AN wsn~pr d 49,
<n- gE-x Earss - rzsr rwz II <s&rs.
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kson / Pux Ruiiding
O. % fne lii cn Jack <nn sSypez exfenssun
Lake WnnnlnK1uG- sSacw -
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WIN lA10z inner lAnRS.
Z mpR Q WE'D FARMS
City PHoOerV.
National Republican., 1883-12-18
A Leading Jeyelry Establishment

The finest piece Of gem jewelry seen in phila-
dephia this season is a $4,000 diamond necklace,
the centerpiece OF Messrs, Bailey, Banks Biddles
display of precious stones. 1t is composed Of up
wards of fifty large and small diamonds. They
have also necklaces of single or double rows OF
soliiares, with double and single crescents, aud
crosses of magnificent blaze.
The leading rage OF fashion is for colored pre-
cious stones, rubies, and sapphires mounted in
earrings, lace pins, lockets, and rings and the
long discarded emerald is used in all the varie-
ties Of jewelry in combination, with diamonds,
large stones being most fashionable. This firm
exhibits large Siberian ruby, an extraordinary
emerald, and a fine large sapphire.
Less expensive jewelry has small gems set in
fancy designs The nugget or crucibe gold is the
favorite mounting for ladies' ornaments of all
kinds, anu for engagement rings. Rubies and
sapphrcs ifYery fine, sometimes take the place OF
the solitaire. Bracelets are In innumerable forms.
In decorative objects there is tendency TO
bright colOrs in Worcester, royal Berlin and other
wares, with decorations IN blue and gold. yellow
and bronze, red aud gold, &c, applied to com
binatons of antique shapes, SHOW great taste,
In silyerwarc they have many new styles,
National Republican., 1883-12-18
rnr rrLrenApn w1rrs.
What the Manager OF the Baltimore an
Ohio Lime Thinks OF tho Undorgroun
SVatem

what the Manager OF the baltimore and
Ohio Lime Thinks OF tho Underground
System.
81 regard the order Of the district commissioners
prohibiting the promiscuous stringing OF tec-
graph wires in this city very proper one" said
Mr.. w. II. Clark, manager Of the Baltimore and
Ohio telegraph Office, to q REPUBLICAN, reporter
last evening. "Therc has been n great deal OF
promiscuous wire stringing here during the past
few years, and wires in many instances that the
public could well do without. l do not think the
commissioners would object to the siringing OF
wires where IL could be shown that they were re.
qurod for public convenience. Why, since the
order was issued permission has been granted In
certain cases for new aerial wires.
What do you think OF the underground sys
temp
III will eventually do away with aerial wfres,p
replied Mr.. Clark, but no underground system in
the United States has been thoroughly tested yet
Those in use in Europe have given much trouble
TO the Telegraph companies that adopted the sys-
TEN, The underground cables which were re-
Gently laid in this city have only been tested TO
conductivity and Insulation, and not endurance.
] don't think the commissioners want 10 be arbi-
trafy III the matter but are only anxious to get
the unsightly poles out of the streets. They are
certainly not inclined To force the telegraph com
panies to adopt an untried underground system"
What system do YOU prefor?
think" was the reply, that congress should
authorize the construction OF II dry sewer III which
to string the wires, aud large enough for man TO
stand up in or walk through with comfort, The
companlCs should be compelled to pay rent aud
the sewer should be In charge of the commits ion1
ers would hail such pan with pleasure. as
the aerial wires are source OF constant trouble 70
us. also think that the other conn mpanies are dist
posed to adopt a,good underground scheme II one
can be suggested"
The comm issloners have notified the manager
of the Baltimore aud Ohio Telegraph company
that their decision, embodied In the order OF Nov.
TO- III regard TO telegraph poles VIII be adhered
TO- and that no more poles or wires can be erected
or strung
National Republican., 1883-12-18
Eminent NIetllonl TertImonx.

10 EAST 32D STREET, NEW YORK, March 10,
1881 have used Allcock's Porous Plssters In my
practice with remarkable success, and found them
peculiarly eicaclous when applied TO the hack for
weak spine and nervous exhaustion. They afford
almost instant relicfn coughs colds, and liver com
plant. cordially recommend them as the best and
safest plaster made, and would caution the pub
lie against the numerous other socnllcd porous pas
ters that sought TO be palmed of credulous
public; they worthless and onentmes dangerous.
ROBERT S. NEWTON, NJ. d.. l.. II. c. $.
When you want the most carefully prepared and
best plaster made, ask your druggist for Allcock's
Porous Plaster.
National Republican., 1883-12-18


gains:
Solid silver napkin ring, $780,
Gold d-hended canes, IS.
Gold initial sleeve buttons, 81
Diamond scarfpin, So. G.t .1fr-' ..
Gold sets, earrings and breastpin. Sc.
Gents cameo and intaglio rings, 81.
Handsome triple-plated ice pitcher, IS.
Eight-day strike marbeized clock, 50.
solid gold ladies' vest chain, So
Lovely imported cuckoo clock. ST.
Diamond, initial, and Masonic rings, S15
Splendid music box, $40.
Magnificent inlaid gents locket-a surprise-en.
tirely new holiday present, $50.
Solitaire diamond ring, worth $50: $50.
il karat H. G. ladies' gold watch, so.
II karat IL. c. ladies' s. W. watch, S25.
Heavy, solid gold American watch, ladies' or
gents, $50.
HELIoLA, a newly discovered pebble, far supe.
rior to the Rhine stone In point of brilliancy and
durability-R genuine surprise-mounted in solid
gold studs earrings, lacepins, scarfpius rings &C.
See this wonderful stone. JACOB BROTHERS,
1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1883-12-18
wripht,s D,mo nIu.eum.

This new temple of amusement was opened to
the public last evening, and the occasion brought
out a large audience. The frequent and hearty
applause given the performance during the aveu-
ing showed spectators to be well pleased with the
entertainment. Both in quality and quantity the
show was well up, and surprise was frequently
expressed that such an evenings programme
could be furnished for dime Mr.. Stanley, who
delivers the lecture the curiosities, Is man of
pleasing address, and made his remarks interest
Ing TO his hearers. The opening night was Il
great success. indicating that Wrights dime mu-
scum is fixture of Washington. Hereafter. two
performances will be given daily at / and sotfaek
d m. [ 90
National Republican., 1883-12-18
He,lbrun,s Chrlstmas G,ntI

As token of regard and esteem TO our patrons
we have concluded to present all who buy " Five
Dollars" wor h Of Boots, shoes, Slippers, Rubbers
lr Arctics from Nov. 2S until Dec. % with pa r
Of Gum or Leather Shoes or Slippers at the value
Of FIFTY cents" and handsome souvenir.
"Our prices are lower than the lowest"
l.. HEILBRUN, i02 seventh street northwest
Look for 1.-The Old Woman in the Window"
National Republican., 1883-12-18
The Philharmonic society.

In response to the invitation issued by the Of
fcels OF this society there was quite large at.
tendance of the members last evening Consid-
cradle enthusiasm was manifested and deter
minatiOn to go forward and endeavor to make
tue society the musical organization Of tho dis
trict. Remarks were made by Prof. widows,
who has been instrumental in reducing the debt
of the society, and who spoke of the generous
treatment received from the press and other
creditors of the society, by donating large per.
centase of the Indebtedness. thus giving the COM
miteu aguod start in their efforts to build up
the society. DIR. +. S. Kimball was proposed aud
unanimously elected conductor after which the
society adjourned to meet the first Monday in jan
uary for rehearsais, and under more favorable
auspices than for many years past.
National Republican., 1883-12-18
An Indirnatlon Meeting.

Tomorrow night mass meeting viii be held
under the auspices of the Clan ma. Gael at Fords
opera house, to express Indignation at the murder
of O'Donnell. The best speakers of the congress
and of the capital will give utterance to their
sentiments with regard to the legal murder just
pcrperated, and all who want seats had better go
TO the opera house very early. Speaking will
commence at o'clock.
National Republican., 1883-12-18
PrOhlenla.

Life presents many problems 10 the serious
mind. The man, for example, who sits cross-leg-
ged in the street cars aud wipes his feet on every
one in his vicinity. Modern civilization has not
yet invented n method of dealing with the lido
syncrucy of cigarette smoking; but the problem
"Wherewithal shall we be clothed?" has been
solved by Henning. 40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1883-12-18
Accident TO Col, BentIy.

Col. John p. Bently, of the first auditors office,
slipped and fell on the sidewalk at Eleventh and
! streets yesterday morning and injured himself
He was taken to his home, 9l5 l. street,
by Officer Hood. Col. Bently is considerably over
20 years of age, and although unusually vigorous
for man of his aye, is likely to be much affected
by the jar. He has been prominent clerk in the
first auditors office for thirty years.