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Great OIL Fire I'm Jcr.ev C,,v


THE sTANpARD WORKS STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
NEW YORK. May TO- The Standard OIL works In
three O'Clock this morning Unto o O'Clock seven
tanks OF oil had exploded. The fire is still raging
WIN WIN terrible force. The works have been aban-
l0A M.-The fire is stiu raging. and it r. now
near the tanks OF the Jersey Central track where
$4,000 barrels are stored Thus far 500 600 barrels
or oil have been destroyed, Including p5o 600
barrels OF refined stored in storehouse. The loss
will reach ss5O,0Oo.
GRAPHIC ACCOUNT OF THE CoNrI AaRATIoN
JERSEY CITY, n. j., April n, IL a. m.-The works
OF the STANDARD OIL company at Comminiraw, the
most extensive in this country, are on nre, and
about one-half the property is now destroyed.
Inc nre started during the severe storm this
morning. One OF the large tanks near the shore
was struck and exploded by the lightning. The
burning oil poured out like an angry river. and
nowed down the avenues between the rows of
enc enormous tanks toward the river. In short time
the names communicated with three large tanks
ana then exploded simultaneously, with terrific
force. The fragments OF iron were hurled a dis
lance or half mile, and the burning oil was scat
tered In all directions. The entire fire department.
had been summoned, but their services were
OIL poured through the yard, firing tank after
tank on the east side, and licking up the build
ingS The Storehouse, a solid structure where the
and & engine e shs
and the OIL and water pump houses. The sunken
the whole easterly side OF the works is a seething
mass OF flame. Despite the tremendous heat and
binding smoke the nremen are working valiantly
IN the hope OF checking the progress OF the flames,
but II appears at this hour that the vast works
Will be destroyed. and II is feared that the flames
Will reach out and consume property I'm the neigh
oornood People are deserving their homes and
moving out what is valuable OF their Effects II Ia
estimated that there were 800 900 gallons OF oil In
the tanks, and the loss OF the property already
laid In ashes will reach 81, 100000
six LIVES LOST
JERSEY City, N. j., May 10, il 80 am.-The OIL
hre Is stl raging. The Eagle refinery is fn dan.
ger II the wind continues southeast the remain
lug buildings may be saved. The railroad is ON
nre, and oil tanks are saved by shoveling dirt on
Ihein, SIX lives were lost: none OF the bodies
have been found yet
FIRE ana Loss Of Life I'm Baltimore.
BALTIMoRE, Nd, May l0.-Afire occurred at three
O'Clock this morning In the back building or the
residence OF the Misses Adams on Madison street,
near Howard. Mr.. Adams, an old gentleman, par.
alyZad, was sufrocated, and the colored cook
burned 10 death. The colored house girl Jumped
from third story window, broke one OF her arms
ana was otherwise seriously injured. The back
building. where the dre .iaatro,.ad
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~, SALE OF TIE NEW York WosID NswsPAPER-
Pnhshln1 MM aenry aurlbut president Of the Press
transfer Of the entire property OF the New York
y. wo1td newspaper to Mr. Joseph Pulitzer. OF the
Wortd under the editorial charge OF Mr. Pulitzer
VIII wMi oe Issued to,norrow morning. II viii con-
modify its local features. Tha nstce naid by M
Pulitzer Il understood to be about $z00,O00 This
does not include the building, which has been
tends.t0 sail for Europe skortiT.
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Fire I'm q Baggage Car.

CEDAR LAKE, md, May l0.-An accifent occur.
red last night TO the regular day passenger train
on the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago line.
serious loss or life. Shortly after the train had
passed the Station the gas-stoye IN the baggage
car exploded, setting fre TO It. The wind was
blowing at the rate OF 60 miles an hour and the
train was running at the rate or 30 The clothes
OF the newsboy In the baggage car caught fre
The express messenger attempted 10 extingush the
lmes and In 30 doing received most serious inju.
ries. The bell rope was burned, so that no com.
mun1caton could be had with the engineer. The
boy jumped from the blazing car. When the
flames burst from the Car the engineer saw the
trouble and stopped the train The car was filled
with the passengers baggage and express and
mall matter, all OF which was consumed There
was no means OF extinguishing fre on the train.
and II had to be allowed TO burn Itself out thus
delaying the train nearly four hours
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ScHooI FOR Dprssn.x1va

ScHoo1 FOR DrEssmAK1se
Ladies are hereby info med that Mr.. WHITE has
opeied Schoo for at l11s street north
Mesi, where he teaches the art of Making CutfrR
FITTING and Designing Ladies' Dresses etc. art sticay
ne success Mr.. White met with in this city aready IA
due to hs thorough knowledge OF his business The
system Mr. White teat hes is universally acknow edged
70 be the best: The system ID by meas arement No
cn r. or part OF chart School open day and evening
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The Army Ofthe Potomac Reunion.
THE PROPOSED EXCURSION TO MOUNT vERNoN-PAY-
MASTERS AND EX-PAYMASTERs-ARMY OF THE
JAMES
At meeting last evening OF the executive COM
mittee having charge OF the reunion Of the Army
OF the Potomac 1t was announced that the Talla-
poosa would be placed at the disposal OF the COM
mittee for the proposed excursion to Mount
Vernon.
The paymasters and ex-paymasters OF the
United States army who reside In this city have
extended an Invitation to all paymasters who
served In the Union army during the late war to
attend reunion which will be held here In con.
nection with the meeting OF the Society OF the
Army OF the Potomac on the 10th and 18th In
stantA
telegram from New York says that It is
understood that at the meeting OF the Army 0f
the Potomac, the members OF the Society OF the
Army OF the James, who have been invited TO CO
operate with the Army OF the Potomac, will In
pursuance OF resolution adopted at the meeting
or the Society OF the James held at Detroit in June
last. take action on a proposition to disband the
last named organization
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-10

STATIONERY DEPARTMENT
A. BRENTANO b COMPANY.
FASHIONABLE ENaRAvERs.
Wedding Invitations. Reception and viEitine Cards,
Arms. Crests and Monoerams ELEGANTLY
kNGRAVED.
Cards Printed from Plates Paper and Envelopes nlu.
minated and Stamped IN Bronzes and
Plain Colors.
a LANCE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF MENU
AND DINNER CARDS.
1o15 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
iiO-Sm CORNKR llTH STREET.
r. D. BARR
IhpoRTfR AND TAILOR,
"APennayivania avenue Northwest
SPRING GOODS.
rmplete ana carefully selected sfock ~ enatinsa
xSTscsanes ana vestilNs Of approyed sfyleS 1ynf
~ ~ s1c Timmed in the uneurpeeoed msnner n ~
mhl3 assa'oa mouse Of Washington.
A1Ae H. D. BARR.
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General Foreign News by Cable.
ITALY DETERMINED TO REPREss THE RREpKNrA


ITALY DETERMINED TO REPREss THE RREDKNrA
AGITATION.
RohE, May lo-Slgnor Depretis, president OF the
council, stated In the chamber or deputies yester.
day that the hredenta agitation Was conducted
solely by persons hostile 10 the institutions or the
country. The government, he said. vas deter.
mined to repress all criminal preparations n
Italy wished TO make the doctrine or nationalitfea
triumph she must declare war against the wholo
OF Europe
Mr. BRADLAUGH's coNsTrTUKNTA
LONDON, May l0.-A large meeting OF Mr.. Brad.
laughs constituents WAS held al Northampton lass
night, at which resolutions were passed in favor
OF Mr.. Bradlaugh retaining his seat In the house
OF commons.
II. PHIIIPPARrs LETTER
BRUSSELS, May fO.-M. Philippart, the Belgian
nnancier, who was recently extradited from
France on q charge Of forgery, has written letter
to the public prosecutor In which he declares that
II he Is kept In prison beyond the present week.
all the companies OF which he has the direction
will be ruined.
THR DYNAMITE coNsPTRAcY PRIsoHRnA
LONDON, Nay lQ-Dr. Thomas Gallagher, BeF.
nard Gallagher, Alfred Whitehead, William Ans.
burgh, John Curtin, Henry Wfllson and Honsy
Dalton, the Dynamite conspiracy prisoners. were
again arfaigned Ia tho Bow street police court -
day. Mr. Poland, on behalf of the treasury, lnG1-
mated that the examinatton Of the prisoners wou11
oe concluded Tomorrow. He would then ak thae
they oe commttteo Tor elal On charge of troaoo1p
le1oay.
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FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE IN BALTIMORE
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CHAporEAur,s
~ II

Of which contains 10 Of Beef
ogested by Pepsne. 1t is entirely assiila-
PIE and passes into the vessels without earing the
somaca 70 do any previous work 1t is highly recom-
10Y tne medical faculty Of Paris) to Gonzales
Ssnts 70 persons Whose bood poor who suffer from
Sts ~, O,,aoe!es Meakness General Wasting Away,
Exhausted by Excess Of Work. Age. Fever Dysentery
diseases OF the Chest cancerous Affections EreHnan
Sold by ali Druggists. 1a22mRkthh1wo' hi. %
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THE COURT RETRAcTs CRNsURE OF Mr.. BLAcKMAR-
Mr. DAvIDGR DECLARING THERE WAS BARGAIN
BETWEEN BLACKNAR AND RERDRLL AS TO Allow
ING THE LATTER TO CHALLENGE JURORS, Mr..
BLAGKMAR IS PUT ON THE STAND AND DENIES
SUCH ARRANGEMENT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fge NOTICE
viii Be- h o as and Sea
Jersey avenue northwest on THURSDAY, May 10th,
he
pS aRbH 1nyssa MMH MURPHY
FR@ GRAND ARMY OF THE KEPUB &c.
Comrades Of the DEPARTMENT Of the Potomac are re-
auested to no themselves in readiness to partcpate in
the OF the Society Of the Army Of the Potomac
The services Of the Department have been accepted
and az aP M Post ma will the
large numbers as possible. By command & Of
DsD'rgsRs1' gso 6SRFRSNa SsRPRRssi.
mylO-"t Assistant Adju.ant General.
,ot COLONIAL I, S,a M oF TIE
THURspAY EvESfNd. 10th inst. at st. 5soree's sr IS
by order Of the committee. my9-2t'
~. NOTiCE.-LAFLIN L RAND POWDER CO.
80 have ordered reduction in Blasting Powder 25
s1ny; mys-ss r.p. MAY CO., Agents.
~ NoTIGE.-oN AND AFTER MAY !. 1883,
mys-s. s. c: G. rRacon sssisoais i ass;;sr.. &C.;
r-Ws. NoTICE:-HAvE REMOVED MY OFFICE
nGntass't' ms,ss: GEO: j: PRircHARI; Bi5;t,.t,
mS RE2E TsTIF iS6 TB iSsHKRESH 5F
ing, corner OF 'th street and Louisiana avenue.
Nlyo-2W 0. c. GREEN.
EEo WASHINGTON. D. c., MAY 9TH, 1855
Jockey Clnb can Obtain their Badges by calling on r.
can OBJ
tain their admission tickets at the Office the National
Far Association hoom Vernon Building cor. 10th
and "a. ave. tmy5-ec3l] r. F. BAKER. Treasurer.
r@e THE RICHMOND TOOTH GROWN AND
SR ARTIFICIAL tsGfMERR!fHafT!GHsj fERfa WfTHJur PLATES.
have enEaged Dr. c. L. Anderson, All expert in
crown work to Introduce and take charge Of this style
OF nne Dent mechanism which has met with such q
large measure Of success in New York and other cities
Badly decayed teeth and roots restored beauty and
usefulness, and by Of the bridging teeth
can be inserted to fill the produced by loss Of
the natural ones, tctottt the of tde. Theee ope-
ratons are cteany natural in appearance and pernso
sent
GEO. B. WEIGH,
ar2s-2w. 30 az ..treet
DIR. SCHAEFFER HAS REMOVED HIS
N-V Office to 1921 + street. apl9-Im'
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SIX LIVES AND sl,Oo0OO0 IN PROPERTY LOST
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GOLD, SILVER AND NOTES.-The statement of the
q. s. Treasurer shows gold, silver and O. s. notes
In the Treasury to-day. as follows: Gold coin and
bullion, 19O,042.651; silver dollars and bullion,
$11O fractional silver con $2S sos; o. s.
notes. 6G2. 558; total, $3774fa7S4 Certificates
outstanding-Go'd $57, 800; silver, ST. 232 S31
currency, SO COO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-10

A COUNTERFEITER ARREsTRD-A telegram was
received at the Office OF the chief OF the secret
service this morning, announcing the arrest Of
Jas. Hughes at Annapolis, Mo-, ior passing coun-
terfelt dollar coins, and the capture of q lot OF
cOunterfeiting materials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-10

MINING LAND DECIsIoN.-The Secretary of the
Interior has declined the request of Martin B.
Hayes to vacate the approval made by The Com
missioner of the Land O11ce OF entries upon mines
known as Santa Rita del Oobre, In New Mexico,
and patents will accordingly reissue in favor of
the mining claimants
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"A CAUTION TO DRIVERS IN SOLDIERS HOME PARK
Major Gen Sturgis, governor OF the Soldiers Home
IN ms Gsder % aIiowng all weikconducted and re-
spectapie persons Tree and uninterrupted access
between o'clock q. m. and O'Clock p M, says:
las many OF the inmates OF the home are feeble
rapidly moving vehicles ali fast driving within
ans ana sfednds m n OF the home especially
avail themselves OF the prfy1Iecea OF this order
wiz assist the authorities In its execution by dis
,S c,1Sun.enanclng its Violation, as wen as BY such
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COMMISSIONS were issued to-day to E. ". Gary,
postmaster at Reedy, Va; MIS- Fannie Paxson,
Goresvile, Va Mrs. Fannie Richards, Farr, Va;
p. N. Pettitt, Piney Point, Md.
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FIREcLAY LANDs.-The Secretary OF the Interior
has decided that nreclay or kaoltn, in the manrer
in which it exists as a deposit, is properly the
subject OF placer location, and not OF a vein or
lode
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-10

PROMOTIONS IN THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
The Secretary of the Interior has made the follow
ing promotions in the disbursing office: Josiah c.
Stoddard, OF New York, from 81, 600 to $1.8OO:
EDWARD 0. Russell. OF West Virginia, from s., 200
to $1,000. Appo!ntment-Wallace c. White, re-.
turns clerk, s, 200 by transfer from census office
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! PROPOSALS FOR BIDS FOR CENTERs at the new PEN
sion building were opened to-day at noon. The
as follows: FA. Belt, $S6384; F.W. Smith, s24s
}. A. Plumly, S424. 40; Wimsat Uhier, s293 and
!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-10

The WEEKLY STAR for this week is now ready
Ior mailing; price. three cents per copy. It Is a
large, eight-page paper, of fty-six columns, cut.
pasted and folded. andrRill be sent anywhere in
me a United States and Canada, postpaid, for one
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TIE PRESIDENT will, If his engagements permit,
attend the ceremonies OF the opening OF the Brook
lyn bridge on the Gath instant, and will probably
participate in the ceremonies OF Decoration day In
New York On the 3Oth. He will probably take up
his residence at the Soldiers Home next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-10

COLLISION IN HAMPTON ROADS.-The USS. ALL
ance, coming UP Hampton Roads from outside the
capes Tuesday morning without license pilot,
cOllided with the British bark Atkshaw, lying at
anchor two miles from Thinbie Light, carving
away the bark's bowspr1t and forward rigging.
The Alliance was not injured.
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THE EIGHT hour LAw.-Messrs. n. ]. Curry, G.
W. Heisley, Thos- Denham and 4. W. oyster.
committee from the Federation OF Labor, waited
upon Secretary Lincoln to-day TO request the en-
the Secretary ssid that he would look into the
matter and give them his decision hereafter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-10

ACTING COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE
AS the term OF Deputy Commissioner Rogers as
acting commissioner OF internal revenue expires
to day, the President has designated Mr. Jno jaw
Knox to act as commissioner for ten days from
tO-day,i
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'-MOvEMRNTs OF o. 8. NAVAL VEssELS-The q. g.
8. Adams sailed this morning from Nanatmo, B. c. y,
for Alaska. The U.SS Krarsarge and Yantic left
Norfolk last evening for Hampton Roads
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INVESIIVATIUN.-NTs
Murch yesterday requested the Secretary of the
Treasury to allow him a confidential clerk to
assist in preparing his case for the committee
appointed TO investigate the charges against Mr.
Hill. He also requested to be furnished With post
age stamps and Geographic privileges at the ex-
pense OF the department. The Secretary in
formed him that he could select any clerk in the
department, provided his services could be spared
from his present duties, and also that he would
sign kilograms necessary to the investigation,
but that he had no authority to furnish postage
stamps.
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JERSEY City, N. j., May 10. il 80 am.-The OIL
IRE Is ST ii raging The Eagle refinery is fn dan.
ger II the wind continues southeast the remain
lug buildings may be saved. The railroad is ON
nre, and oil tanks are saved by shoyeling dirt on
them Six lives were lost: none or the bodies
have been found yet
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-08
A EgtrT1rTL PLACE.

A few years ago, where nov ars many
elegant homes. identified oy all the IN
gently Of ART aided By the borntiful
hand Of nature; Surrounded by stately
forest of pines. frs and cedars
whose solemn silence seemed TO forbid
the whispering of the zsplIyrs as they
passed, and whose giant forms outlined
against the sky appeared like a mighty
army standing guard, with its placid
bosom mirroring the gorgeous tints OF
summer sunset, may, more beautiful
than any picture ever made By artists
hand, lake Union. To one who il srfs-
cepe.bie to the charm OF nature in her
own simple adorumert such g srera Is
impressive beyond description. Bet
civilization demands that TIE wild reg
iicence Of this mother of rs all shall be
subjected and sGbdGed into DIT labita-
thus for the children Of men. and
although TO q trrs artist this work on.y
spoi.s the picture, yet the necessities Of
life will not huno- the refined tastes
and conceptions az genius, therefore
genius PREPARES TO accep. the situation
and make tbs best of IL, and we find
the strength OF nature nov guided and
directed by the hand OF man. and in
stead ef the wild and pfofase lUxuriauce
tha. formerly fr.nged this beautiful
lake, We nov see fine houses. surrounded
by tasty walks and drives, borders and
beds of flowers. clusters of ornamental
shrubs. and gardens Of delicious fruits.
To add life TO the fair scene. beautiful
women and children animate these
homes with their presence. showing that
prosperity and happiness are living
together there, and now, where only
few years ago the shadovy fight of q
bird was reflected in those CLASSY waters,
graceful boats, guided by the fair hands
Of youth. while oars ripple the water,
glad voices ripple the air, with a music
50 free from care that tho listener finds
wish in his heart that he might inoer
forever in that delightful spot. Just
across to the other shore OF the lake,
opposite TO tbs pleasant scene IS the
beginning of an improvement which
will excel in valne rs q place for resi-
dencc. any place yet offered to seekers
of suburban homes. No place catches
tbs morning suns warm beams sooner
than this. and no place holds later TO
the golden halo of the days decline
than this, while full view OF the grand
panorama Of rich colors spread upon
the water canvass of the lake by the
maste hand Of sun taught cloud
cannot be- imagined. nor seen to better
advantage than from this. This de.
lightfui place is the Like Union Addi-
ton to the city of Seattle. Those wish
ing to know more abont this beautiful
place, or To make purchases ia that
vicinity, shonld call Mt once upon the
roal estate firm Of George, Bigelow d
Co. This land ia held by honest men
for An honest purpose, AID the lois 90
for their intrinsic value. No sham sales
ner cappsrs to appear with their large
offers white strangers are talking of
hnYiup.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-08


The editor Of the Port Townsend Star
has .-ec. is bad / know other editors
who are afflicted With the same disease.
There is one of them IN New Tacorna.
Il is a bad disease, especially for those
editors il rural towns Il Il a hard
disease to describe. Some think ]. akin
TO the be.Iy-aeks. l think IL sayoss
more of an 'eye-sore." The Star editor
has evidently tried the patent nostrums
in vain. That's wha. makes me think
it's "in his eye.r Whatever il may be,
or what its name, there is one thing
certain, and that II, whenever one OF
these feIioxs who are afflicted with this
terrible mslsdy sees an advertisement
like thu. Of Booths for Fl. L. Yesler's
Is; addition TO the city of Seattle, which
describes the
NATURAL ADVANTAGES
Of Seattle. that which nature has done
for hsr rlnre than for other places, and
foTesh adows the near fufure of her COM
ing greatness as the "Quesn City on
PUGET Sound, they ''go right down In
their boots and shake rs though they
had the palsy. They are afraid that
every body else will see it as il Is, and
every body does except those afflicted,
and they cry out take ]. away from me,
take it ont of my sight. 1t hurts my
eyes" (and my feelings.)
UIsA TE2RYBIx DrsEAsK.
A hundred happy souls are nov living
and preparing TO live on Yesler's LIST ad-
dition 70 the city of Seattle. and as they
labor on they say to themselves land
they feel it in their bones") that the
pulse of great city will beat around
our dwellings when the Star editor Is
sitting as,rids log on Port Townsend
beach, twisting his fingers aud solilo-
quizing thusiy: What ID fool l
WAS that did not heed that big tree
advertisement. and purchase corner
lot in Yesier's first before it was too
lates'
Bro. Walsh, i. is not too late yet. tits
never too late 10 DO right. There are
Just few more of those lots left, and II
Is fact undisputed that they are the
most desirable lots for the money now
in the market. The terms are such that
even TN editor can afford to Purchase ono
Enqoirs OF NJ. S. Booth. real estate
agent, first door northwest of the post
office building.
N. Block for the real estate sign OF
III. s. Booth.
Seattle, March q, 1888.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-08

SMrTH's 1IJou THxArER.-Mollis Ar
cher, the funniest serio-comic singer on
the stage; Jerry Hart. the great come
dian and end man; Beatrice Leo. the
charming balladist; Billy IL. Karnan, end
man. vocalist and comedian; Harry
Stalsy. Emma kayield. Kitty True,
Spot Sloan, Fanny O'Neel, Charles
O'Neel. the great Dutch and Irish come
dian, all under the direct supervision OF
Harry Elmore, the very funny and
clever general performer. Change of
bin Monday and Thursday. Admission
free.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-08

Having secured rooms in the Mar
shall building, l desire TO say 20 the
people of Seattle that l will give private
instructions In the art of dancing. at
reasonable prices. Having AN entirely
now method of teaching round dances,
would especially like to secure those
for scholars WHO have heretofore
thought themselves unable To learn to
dance. claim that nv method is so
simple and EASY that il is impossible for
any one to avoid learning who will give
it trial. ALI the latest society dances
taught. For terms inquire at room Z.
Marshall building, or address q post nj
card to Prof. Fehnomanu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-08

The BARGAIN Store has Just received a
hne line Of Notions and Fancy Goods
for the spring trade. consisting OF Rib
hons, Lsces. Embroideries. Gloves, Hos
icry, e.r.. all to be sold Mt very low pri-
ces. Next door to Cooperative Gro
cerv, Front street. in Donny's new
Block.