Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-20

Wen stick to the good old way"
WASHINGTON LErrgR.
A lsscrcssinS Saturday Wight DsaGes.
EASTER MONDAY, CHILDgEN's DAY
Hons AT LAsr-UNYIxmHxD Busnnss
or C0n0RKss -LIrx SAvrx0 6rATlous--
Psszss At LONDON yoa Bssr Lrvs
BoATs-AMxRlcAx FmHERIEs' EXHIBIT
At LONDON -NIIssos, 'MoCULIou0H
AND PsEsIDssr DiAz AZ vIsrToRs-
Coxosxsl0mAL .LaRsARY - WANING
TON Fosoxrs Nor HIM NAAnsAKR ON
THE PACIFIC SLoPx.
Correspondence Post. InteiIigeneer.l
WASHINGTON, March 30, 1898.
81. Patsick's Day, with its green groa,
accidents and incidents, and with the
accompanying excitement Of the Lady
EIorsncs attack, 10 blown over. Easter,
with its flowers and sacred festivals and
services, has Cheered us after the great
snow storm OF Good Friday-an unpre-
csjsntsd visit IN this climate. Easter
Monday fnds ~ trying 70 follow the
children, schools not In seasi0n, and tho
exg-rollefs By Thousands start OF for
tasir suburban trsmps to mud hills.
down which they may roll their treas
ares undisturbed.
The holiday Ut the centennial year
We must chronicle a. the Rxyost known
xt tho Capital. At an early hour for
Warrington hsbtts over thousand
children--big and little, high and low,
wh,ts and black, velvet aud raRs-min-
Qled with the happy throng, each with
little basket fillod with gay colcred
oXKs. They 'spicked points" and rolled
~ hit" until ammunition was exhausted,
when they fell to rolling themselves
down-colorSd children mostly. This
caused mach excitement aud some
bloody noses. Twas ono Ut the
l1vslivst sciences 70 ever witnessed.
Congress was In soasion and ever hun
dred old o0lons made themselves
younger (su heart at leastl by leaving
thsir Law making machiusfy to run
iteelf and joining 10 tbs sport. such q
Jolly ffolic! But II VAS the last; for
those great ugly men marched In from
play and parsed = law prohibiting
further trespass on capitol parks," 10
The little folks made their pionice, and
With scattered bastalions they light
their egg battles NJ skirmishes along
the outskists. Bus NO eQp- pocted
0estysburS has bean fought since that
day on the terraces, whore, wheu night
closed On the sosne, eag-bonss lay
bleaching on the plains below, and
yeIlo'c gors With little fest had
oblitsrated natusv's carpst Of green,
resulting In 4 call Tor tlOUO apprvpria-
tiou for Espairs OF damages - parks,
60. Hat that days frolic will never 10
forgotten. however mach Is nay have
cost the Government. Many 4 blonde
the sRs battle on the terrace In 1876.
''aoMn At LAsr'
6Sys ono and all - tbs remains Of John
Howard Payne arrived from Tunis on
Saturday. aud In NE early gray Of the
morning Wegs met At the PsunsylvaniA
kslrOAd station BY Nj. w. w. Corco-
ran with few friends, and wendell
their way to Oak Hill CssAssssy. Inc
Standardization, rough wooden box, a. 4
eonepaftAtt0n CASE. IL wedge shaped
oa4 hQ4stly iron bsund, With the stamp
end m4fpf Marssillsa n insure security.
AsVfiSe( paper with written charAo-
eect hs4xiy oblitented. vaa pasted
eAegeoo. lhe sesl was NOS broksu an.
~ aboo1 10 O'clock, in the Cemetery
uhApsl. Inaids u the rough oaae vNs
An oAksn ciskst Of the saIne mummy.
like shape, and inside Of that vaa Q
zinc ootiln Of the same African deuian.
~. Coro0rau ordered the outer rough
CASE saved for relic, and the other r.
closed and temporarily deposited In q
sale plscs, kept sscres FOR fear Of grave
roooerA Abe final intermsnt 10 20 be
On ehc WITH Of June next, when She Inn
posing ceremonies will b held at the
cemsesry and tho body tbones) laid TO
rest ~ Home. Sweet Home" in the cir
ole fronting the chapsl, whore a monu-
moot VAL 30 erected. The original slab
snae laid over the grave At Tunia will
Arrive ~ WAtes transportation from New
xork. Tor eafoty. Az the Easter scrvi-
0es IA several churches ON the following
sunday some interesting refsrsucm we're
MADE. One most worthy OF mention
wAs the voluntary PLAYED by the blind
ofNAnAee. Prof. RioooO4, an impsuvisa-
eion Of Home, Sweet Home. with tho
coAn4eeul uncertainties and sad cAdcn-
- Of eAe wandering life depicted in
veesd nes9tna; while the plAintivs sir
Itseek eoroooed oot The signing Of the
nomenoek eoal IN the sox sssaasics slop:
whsoa bat . little imARiuation could
pssoe sne rshabitisatsd bones lost re-