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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-22
Die SuIu'S SafsIu.

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nod febau Spuuieu, GugIunO uuO Deutih'
lamb i'm Bsgriffs, Elm YrOtOtou 3u untsr3etdl.
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iiber Ssu SulusAr6tpsl nnertarnt ptro.
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Gipsl fIeiuer gebirgiser, absr frudtbarsr
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Ipise Uou 8ornso uah bsr Sdbpe1iptss pom
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2ouoou, 81. Sult. - Der SoriGu6 Der
8eQtsruug fir bic grnsitsruug bss tubtiheu
gtienbnbunsbes ptrb f30,000,000 iiberffstz
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pntsu Elm glsi4sr 8strag fir otsisH 3Ued
beigsfisuert tper6en rptrb. gitt 6em Nusbau
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usu. 9ieie 9usfuhr ioa ua9 uub mad bic
9ufubr aus &mertta erisseu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-21

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asaa3uesa - 60 ~ S,.....
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salRhtese pgssisoo lint tkns g1ck = -
pesysl.s4 lnsd 0nsnoyls. 6 Jnnssrv
u, ls6A uru1s . 1ettar . - rorSs~.srs
I'D brsks o. the eneaoement ~
ss1iI peoeemsd the dsopsst Iove - VI.
mirasson for hsr. but said his friraGls
eooid not secepe her On sssonnf Of her
profession
Attorney General James sanissss shs
elfcom8anoee - presented ~ ar
onafics kasssli, tus - jansins1 L. a
ton. Lsfd Gasmoyis vss pov viiilss
- hs always had bon, 10 grant somcens
safaon g TIE youne lady for - 1roken
o1nsrack He woald eonssat vifhoos
oojeeaion 10 verdict Of eIooO0. At
ne same time. b adasd, Lord. car.
moyis Wished 10 state that not the
sliahssss lmputation rested upoo Hiss
rofsesoue's character. She bad throuch-
ouf their Intercourse coudursed herss,s
= highly modest. high minded. Emo
lssh Rentte4omnn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-21

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-21

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death. s'AAss
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-21

The Sslkirk HERALD says: During
the past season laundering operations
have been carried on pretty lively on
Lake Winnipeg % well a. about Selkirk.
The various mills on the lake, with one
or lwo exceptions, have been busy since
the opening OF the SIMMER sea-
son. and Q considerable quantity Of
iumber has been cut, more being
brought into Selkirk this summer than
last year. One or tvo firms have expe-
rienced difficulties this season that have
deferred them from doing the amount
Of cuttina expected. besides being 81
some los IN consequences. shrooRh extra
wages and other expenses. The dees OF
steamers plying on the Red River and
Lake .WinnipeR have nearly all been
actively engaged IN towing The harRes
OF lumber for the companies having
mills on the lake, and are nov making
efforts for good winding Mp Of the sea-
sons work. A large portion Of the
lumber brought In from the lake has
been transhipped af Sslkirk for Winni-
neg and other places. while some still
remains here 10 supply local trade
or 90 be shipped. The facilities
Afforded at Selkirk for the transfer Of
lumber from the rivsr conveyanoss to
the cars. a. veil a. the ground for pil-
inc, etc.. are the best. and eaunot be
surpassed. The business on the
SsIkirk and Winnipeg Railway has
been very much increased by the trsE-
shipment Of lumber here. every train
shouing evidsnce Of this fact. While
Q great quantity Of lumber has
been cut and bro0chf IN this SEA
son, IL Ia understood thai the de-
mand has not been at al equal 20 the
supply, and consequently considerable
sill remains on band. Most Of the irma
Who have been operating largely on Laks
Winnipee, havse decided 10 rssrsnsh
during ihs coming winter, and %
far a. has besn learned, intend
10 do little or nothing in the
vay Of eetting out timber for
usxs saason's eating. Some Of them
may have logs lsft svsr from this sam-
mes's eating. bat h 10 not understood
70, and the chances are that the miiis
VIII NOT have "a much 20 do next ysar-'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-21

q. q. A. r. LECruzx-Ths Queen
City Lodge Of Ancient Templas have
arranged q plan BY which thsy viii al
temps 10 make shs coming winter even
inQs pleasant and pre6tabie. TsniRht
Rev. r. @. Strange uill deliver lecture
On sChsraster Buiiding." Besides this
shsrs viii be approprizts musie and
ether exerSisss, % that the perDDos 81
tsnding oay b aaSassd Il . ptsaans
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-21

The Hague 10 said by corrsspondent.
10 have the most sxpsus'vs notes " ~
Europe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-21

I'--->'>-.>rur~-r--.~~~~~~~~~-
|Hl1RRAH
HURRAHlI
'''NW4tAZ9
THEI
STAR CLOTHING.
HOUSE.
Has scored another victory
BY Proclaiming war on high
prices.
The grandest assortment
SUITS and 0VERCOATS|
Ever seen under enc roof |
See our Mems all-wOol
Suits ut SO. 412. Sl5.
See our Mems OvercOats
ut %, $S, SO.
See our 20 styles in Mems
Suits, the very latest, ut
SIC, $lS, $50.
See cur Mems Ovcrcoats at |
&l2, S15 to $50.
1t don't mako any differ.
enee what style you want
we've got Il at the
STAR
Clothing House
|. KLINE & CO.,
Leaders In Styles and Low
Prices, EOS Commercial
street, Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-21

sHACKMETACK," q issung and
frncrant perfume. Prics = and 30
csnss. Sold by A. b. Stewart
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-21

LONDON, Nov. D.-The repsrt that
James Russell Lowell, the American
Minister, intends to take up his perma-
pent residence at Oxford. IL untrue.
Levi p. Morton. United States Minis
ter 10 France, is on his way TO Paris.
He will remain week IN London, where
he win meet Mrs. Morton.
Lord Tennysen's poem, Freedom
will be issued in December.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-21

sss =. NOV. 0.-Ths State Canvass
psrs<ns lA afternoon. ConklinQ was
IL - LOT q fev minutes. A protest 10
had hes That "a green electoral ballot
he Esn cas- in Delaware county 10,
"a nos,c. oa,can electors was read, and
sfds,,S - ol Attorney General O'Brien
lbe rssn.. uttered 10 the proceedings. and
kins. sa passed as received. Ths
diss,s. ,soahty return showed 4 sli,ht
Ne Cors.y which was sxplsinsd by
IL S;sJ CLERK and the return passsd
psaey Y the Richmond coun.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-21

Providence, Nov. @-The students
II Harvard College have drawn up a
petition to the Board Of Overseera Of
he college. asking that attendance AZ
norning chapel be made voluntary for
Students II years, cid and optional 40
sording TO the wishes of parents or
sssrdians, for students under n years
q aQe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-21

vrCroRiA, B. c.. Nov. e0.-The bark
Fieetwing was towed into the harbor
this evening. She left Victoria ON the
S0sh Of October for Neibourns With
lumbar. She encountered q heavy gallo
OF Oape Fiattery Which lasted foortesn
DAYS. On the 9Th she sprang leak.
Ali banda were kept at the pumps for
four days and nights. she finally got
into the Straits and was towed here.
Ths LEAK 10 q bad ono and the earge viii
have 20 b discharged.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-21

II 10 stated that Patti will appeal from
the recent decision Of the Tribunal at
Paris, granting the Marquis De Oaux
divorce from her. She grounds her ap-
peal on the injustice Of refusing her
divorce and granting one to De Caux,
az the decision gives him the title TO all
her property in France.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-21

Loxpox, Nov. N.-The Red Star line
steamship Psnnland. Captain Meyer.
which saiied from New York on the 9Th
instant for Antwerp, vas in collision
With q Swedish bark Oh Goodwin Sands,
and the bark sunk. No details Of the
disaster have yet been received.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-21

N04 H08e<8C8E 08F148ts& N8&@
Tia suia for breash Of promise
bronzht by Miss Fortcscue, the actress.
against Lord 01moyle. the oldest SON
Of the Earl Of Cairns. vas begun today.
The court room wAs crowded With
leaders Of fashionable society and stage
celebrities. Lord 0srmoyis vac not
preseut. Charles Russell, In opening
the case for piaintia, spoke in higa
praise or the fair lifioant. Sir Henry
James, Attorney General. Who appeared
for shs defendant, stated that ne waa
willing 10 accept Q verdict OF Et0,WU
DAMAGES against bin client. Sir Charles
Russell sAid defendant admitted the
promise 20 marry plaintiff and the
breaking Of the promise without JUST
6shls oause. He said that Mis- Fer
tescue vas educated IS lady and took
10 the STAGE owing 20 the failure 81 hei
father in business. She made the 90
ouainsanse Of Garmoyis in society 70
is8a. and became engaged 20 him N
Julv. 1853. Earl Cairns. she father OF
Iord 0armeyle. gave his ccnssnss and
oard was pubiished announcine the en-
eaonment some time in August OF the
sme vsas. Lord Garmoyis told his b.
shrotked thai his family held very
ssrone yisus in regard 10 the teeases
ard stAcs life. Thsy thoueht an actors
nrofesdou nos emily full Of peril has nm
cody cd prefAaA esssAs carefully -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-21

=. sfc u the least uneasy or uncer.
= A. upon this subject 10 the fact that
- ulle Of the colored people 90 free
49, nc Al the rights Of citizenship
~ g disturbed except by q change
49, eenstitution, which IL would be
~ eiy impossible TO make. Besides,
essnf condition or stains of these
- hss been 90 fully accepted BY the
country that no one should have
49, Rntest fear that any Ct
vill be made 20 change
thsre was any possibility
= ,s9pslshing such 9 thing. So far
ne;..ss anini.sfation is related 10 this
,Assse zoe whole country can be sure
q ~ awful power and Jurisdiction
th.s "a 1xecntiye will be 30 exercised
nss.M ats Of all citizens, white or
VII unoer the Constitution and law,
49, preserved and protected, and ali
b sss TO which they are entitled
- 81 their citizenship. will be
60 1870 70 them. There mead he no
o. ~ 49, either the Democratic party,
pru,s. newly elected administration,
q - 70 Cypress or enslave any part
haxirs opulation, or TO destroy the
hcus =. interests Of the ccantry. We
sklns y ne other hand, 70 do some
ns 49, !" oenefis the people. IL seems q
soo,S = our efforts in that direction
ssd 49, AIDED, II mischievous eroakine
% a. In unaeinines should give placs
dsnss .nest sn6eavor 10 inspire confi,
hon 20 70 make universal, cheerful
1 4.<a =
Qsssl. ss.esnent that President cleo,
Aiiiesscso aas engaged qparters al the
NAsE,rss os a. any ether hotel in
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-21

SAs FRAsc1sco. Nov. 0.-The custom
house efiicers have completed their
search Of the City Of brooklyn- Nosmue
eIed Opium vas discovered. Nine men
worked night and day for the last too
weeks. and have searched every nook
and crannv In the ship, bat have dis
covered naught.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-06
Condemned E0calS.

Chas. a. Erich, 7O7 18th street southwest. yester-
day afternoon lost, ON Pennsylvania avenue. be-
tween 9Th and 18th streets, q pOcketbOok contain
hs s96s IN money, besides papers.
The Growers give moonlight excursion TO
Marshall Hall tonight. on the VI. ". COTcoran,
which leaves at $50 ana returns at -
Special performances will be given at the Dime
Museum tomorrow afternoon and evening for the
benrft of the employees OF the theater.
The pump doctor is Needed at 81 and C streets,
st Massachusetts, avenue ana 81 streets northeast,
and on 81 street, between 18th and l4th.
The fenSaora Tree kindergarten schools closed
last evening with interesting exercises under the
direction OF Miss Maude StiIison. the teacher.
VIM. f. Cook, the city post Office clerk arrested
YESTERDAY on Charge OF abotracting money from
regISteredletteTs, waived al examination before
Commissioner Mills yesterday afternoon, and was
held In $1,000 ball for the grand jury.
Charles Gautier Who was before the war lead
ing coniecItOner, and Tor some years after the
prominent wholesale liquor dealer on Pennsylva-
Ma avenue. dled yesterday at his home on 10th
street, aged % years.
The Monumental City Guards. of Baltimore. and
tne Butter ZOti2VeS, OF Washington. We're TO have
had competitive dr1l at Irving Park yesterday
ternOOn- The Baltimore sun OF to-day saws, 1.-The
standing tney had accepted the challenge Of the
GUARDS, and had boosted that they could out-driu
the BatimOreanS with ease"
Yesterday afternoon a fire broke out in a frame
she'd IN the rear OF 1912 street northwest Occu-
pied by Hannah BlackfOrd- The flames extended
10 two adjoining sheds which we're DESTROYED the
damage amounted 10 about 500.
William SlmmS, colored, was fined SO IL the
FOlce Court this morning Tor asSauittng Louis
Davis, also cOlOred
The funeral of DR.. James Bennett Gibbs, who
died suddenly last Tuesday night at his home,
1870 Riggs street. will take place at hall past five
O'Clock tnlS evening, from the chapel In Oak Hill
cemetery.
The Equitable Cooperative Building association
held It's 5oth monthly meeting Wednesday night,
al Mar1nl ; hall Thomas SUnervilie, president, in
the chair, John JOY Edison. secretary. $4,000 was
advanced at an average premium or % per cent. A
Sue by new members.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Wyfe, to-day,
francis j. MOnrote, charged with the larceny OF
Sw1nton watch cases. was found guilty. Mr..
MILLS Dean appeared for the defendant.
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THE JUNR LIcENsEa-The city licenses for carry
ing on business here all expired on Saturday. Pay
mens OF licenses for the present year is required
sons are required to be licensed, no penalty at
taches, but the mayor gives notice that all persons
iouna conducting business after that date without
Incense Will be lined three dollars per day. One
month is given during which licenses must be taken
out. and at the end Of the month the penalty for
forced.
. school BoARD;-The city school board was called
aogetner last night at the Peabody building, and
elght members attended-President Stuart pre-
sided The superintendent announced that Mrs
howell was now ready TO give possession OF the lot
vincent and Henry Marbury were appointed a COM
mittse to report plans and costs both OF altering
the FrencS church and Of building the south wing
POLICE REPoRT.-At the station house this morn
Ing VIM Wills, arrested by P. Hayes, is charged
W. Taylor at the base ball grounds Justice TaIia-
zero Issued yesterday, on the oath OF Geo Bryan,
colored, a warrant charging Mr. G. w. Pepper with
seoucuon OF bryans daughter, cOlOred girl. No
evidence was presented. The defendant denied the
seduction, and bail yesterday afternoon for an
appearance next Saturday week.
REPORTEK's NoTEs.-Rt Rev. j. J. Keane bishop
OF Rcnmona, reached here yesterday and has
been engaged IN administering confirmation at the
Catholic churches Of Fairfax Station Falls Church
and other places In this vicinity.-Eugene B. Pad
gett, an excellent young gentleman, died yester-
Gay afternoon at his home on North Fairfax street.
Nj. r. was for some months an employe OF the
Alexandria Gazette, but was compelled sometime
ago oy consumption TO relinquish his employment.
Arrangements are being made to decorate here
tomorrow the graves OF the confederate soldiers
IN the various cemeteries.-Mr. c. c. French, for
merry teller of the German bank and his bride, Mrs
Ida A. Mclaughlin, of Georgetown, arrived at
their new home on Pitt and Prince streets yester-
day and received many congrasulations-W. d.
TUCSON, OF this place. has been chosen q vice preSi-
dent Of the Virginia Pharmaceutical association.
Jno. c. Emo, ex-presfdent OF the Second National
bank, OF New York, has been Indicted for forgery
IN the first and second degrees. similar
indictment has been found against Hinckley, the
absconded teller OF the West Side bank.
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Mr. Corcoran Ordered to appea-.

his ATTENDANCE REQUIRED IN THE BLODGETT CASE.
This morning, IN the case OF Lorin Blodgett agt.
Grant ct al. which involves the title to a large
amount OF property. known as the Jamaica tract.
In the northern part OF the city, was brought before
the Equity Court, Judge Macarthur. on motion
By the complainant. Judge I. O. Hildebrant and
Mr. W. c. stone. who appeared for the complainant,
called the attention OF the court the fact that
Mr. w W CorcOran had been summoned to appear
before MI F. p Gloss at two O'Clock the 81 inst
and has thus FAR failed TO appear. They now asked
a peremptOry order 20 compel his attendance at
two o'clock to-day. Judge Hildebrant said that
MI Corcoran had been regularly summoned and
had accepted the Zee, which he stated he would
place In the charity fund
The court suggested that Mr.. COrcoran had per-
h;sps forgotten the hour: but he would direct a
peremptory order commanding him to appear to-
morrow morning at ten O'Clock. He thought II
MT CorcOTanS attention was called TO the matter
he would lnnpar
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