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The e.. and ID. Canal.

COL BACGHMAN ELECTED PRESIDENT-THE CONDITION
OF THE CANAL
The stockholders OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company met yesterday in Annapolis. Nd,
pursuant TO adjournment June I'd last, and elecled
Col L. Victor Baughman, Of Frederick county,
president of the canal for year from the date OF
his qualification, and continued In office the present
board of drectorS-NesSrS. J. G.. Berret. Jas A. L.
Mcclure. Patrick Ham John Humbird. stephen
Watkins and r. A. Doboln-whO are to serve for the
same period The vote Of Maryland was cast for
Mr.. Baughman, and that decided the election with
out opposition. Mr.. Smith did not expect re-
election His report gave the history Of the canal
during the past year. and states: The earnings or
the company Will probably reach S165COO, whilst
the liabilities incurred including interest on no eS,
coupons repair bonds, rent OF outlet locks, money
paid counsel in pending action OF receiver, and all
other demands, Will approximate s2OO, 900.
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IL YOU WISH PERFECT COMFORT. use Bailey's i'm
proved truss: mailed 10 any address. postage paid
Price S. 2925 VI street. George town, ID. c.
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FKozgN CusraKp. GarrIEE. go 1O.h st. NV.

THE fine photos Of Kets kemethy's, 1109 Pa ave-,
continue to De s. per doZ with 18th painted free.
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Rock Bottom Prices at Francs, corner 9TH
and D, the only Strictly One Price Hat and Gents
Furnishing Store In the city. 4
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. u. C., December ?, 1884. 10 ami
For the middle Atlantic states. generally fair
weather. northerly winds becoming variable,
hearty stationary temperature.
For Wednesday. generally fair weather and
nea-iy stationary temperature Is indicated for all
districts esst OF the ROCKY mountains
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Drex's Drug store open all night.
To EOassIiniptives

To COnsHnlptives.
Many have been happy to give their testimony
In favor of the use Of ''Wf.borS Pure COd-Iiver Oh
and Lime" Experience has proved 1t to be valu.
able remedy for Consumption, Asthma, Diphtheria
and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs Manu-.
featured only by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston
SOLO Dy all druggists tu.th,S
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CITY ITEMS.
Every household In the land should have
Bulls Cough Syrup always convenient. sc.


n. Augenstein, 81 7th street northwest, offers
the following unprecedented bargains for to-mor-
row only: $l.25 Express Wagons reduced to 79c;
shoohles reduced to Tc better quality BSc.; four
wheeled Doll Carriages, &C; larger size, &C.; &
Sets, &c; Is doz fancy Wine Glasses, 18c; cake
Boards, &C.; Toy Pastry Sets, containing pieces,
C; Toy Wash Sets, containing pieces, 3oc, worth
23c.; Huber Syrup Pitchers 11c.; Decorated French
China Cups and Saucers, &c, worth Soc; Zinc
dashboard and bar Laundry Soap, i5c.; box Toy
Dishes, &C. Special bargains IN Decorated Dinner
Tea and Chamber Sets. Call and be convinced that
we are the cheapest house In the city. /
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EASTAANs ALOHA PERFUME
The queen OF all perfumes.
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CuAn1rs F. Rrgrr.

CHARLES F. Rryr1.
FRENCH CATERER
1904 street northwest
Successor to ]. p Crutchet.
informs his customers and the public that he IA pre.
pared to furnish Dinners, BanGucts Lunches S,role
Dishes and his unsurpassed specltes such "a Stewed
ierrapdn; Boned Turkeys, Pats of Fol s-gras and
Games Chicken CroQuatts and others Oysters ia every
style; American, French and JACKSON Sandwiches
4, ne mas introduced q humber Of new Meat, Poultry
Game. and Hot and Cold sweet Dishes
Liesant Chicken ard Beef Broth viii be always on
nand 70 supply tine families by the pint quart or Qa.
house. Call a. ne Am
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

GENUINE BRAZILIAN PEBBLES -Hempler's,
Pa. ave.
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LECTURES.

T ECTURE ON THE ART OF MEMORY-FFFORE
~ concluding his work of over year in Washington,
at the n; G A Bw!ding. 14o9 New York avenue. on
to which all are invited. d2-2t
ATTHE REQUEST OF MANY PROMINENT RESI-.
a dents Of Washtngton Lieut. sHuFELDT y n.
American GeograI cal So iety Chickering Hall, en-
ncled Madagaskars the Land of sinbad. the Sailor"
across the great African Island Illustrated with nu
merous stereopticon views from photographs and
sketches taken by the author in the interior
ing Forest Scenes Entering the Hoya Cantsl Pressn
Westward: Slave Catchers Attacks: 1.-THE Sea! The
Sea' Escape in an Open Boat Across the Mozambique
Channel, &c. Marini's New Hail. Wednesday, December
8 Tickets at Brentano's and Paret's n29-4ts
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CINSHEIMER BRO.
y sos 7th street. bet and L and 3l51 street
We call particular attention to our very complete
stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE FALL. TRADE.
We are sole agents for BURTS CELEBRA TED
MEMS SHOES. There none better and are su.
perior to custom-nade We the following styles
BURT'S ZINE CALI. button plain. and pointed toe
BURT'S FINE CALF Congress CATERS in broad and
BURTsS FINE CALF lace-hook balls
BURTrS FINE CALF Congress and button.
BURTS FINE, extra broad bottoms for old gentlemen
BURTS BOY SHOES in lace and button. every style
Of toe.
We invite an inspection OF these goods from that
want good shoes. There are no better.
In our Ladies' Department we have the
CELEBRATED COUSINS SHOES
COUSINS FINE KID. button. high heel and pointed
or box toe
COIjSiN's FINE KID, common. sense toe
COUSINS FINE STRAIGHT GOAT button In both
COUSINS FINE PEBBLE. button. in eommon-senss
and low heel.
MISSES SHOES in Kid. Straight Goat and Pebble
cox FINE SHOES for ladies' Misses. and Chldren
Every style of heel and toe
cHfIDkEN AND MISSES sPRINa-HREL sHoEsin
All q which goods sell at very low price Weak
aca Of all before your shoes save
you money by doing 80 Renlembee the dA1n0 and
number. AlAhaEl = kH & Btu.
se36 wv tn and S16l Wstseo&A :
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ADJUSTMENTS.

OYSTER SUPPER, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 9Th
" from to $50 p. m, by the Ladies' Of Westminste
centa dat
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Dr.. GooDEL NOT COMING TO WAsHINGTON.-A
private letter received from Rev. DR.. GOOdell OF St
Louis. states that he has written a formal letter
declining the call recently extended TO him by a
committee representing the First Congregational
church, OF this CITY, The letter Of declinatOn has
not yet been received by the committee.
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800 bushels fine Old Cove oysters ami 20 bbls. OF
Hampton Bar and Cape May Salts Just arrived.
Steamed. Stewed. Broiled, Hali-shell, &c. john
SON. 18th and E. and Oyster caterer for 40 and 442
9Th street. Lifetime saloons experience. Ladies'
large saloon attached.
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So per Gallon. 7jc. Quart BOTTLE.
No: Rye Whisky. best in the world for the money
Orders by mail. MCGEE's, 9Th near D ST. colin
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Families and hotels furnished with Hard Crabs,
CLANS, New York SOUNDS, Shrewsbury, Blue Points
Lynn Haven Bays, Cherry Stones Diamond Back
TerrapinS Delivered free to all Parts OF the city.
N. WHITE & Co., No. 621 B street northwest, oppo-
site Baltimore and Potomac depot 6
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GETTING EyEN.-John Timms, colored, was tried
In the Police Court this morning on charge OF
stealing 200 feet OF rope from the stone quarry
Rock creek, belonging TO the Seneca sandstone
company. He said that he rugged the derricks for
the company and they promised him 81. which they
refused 10 pay, and he took the rope TO get even.
He was fined so or 70 days In jail. Appeal noted.
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AcconDlos PLrArrn,

The Pleater with which Nine SslIade established her
ana the sole device used by her for the frst
Mvs years and sti used on all kinds Of box accordion
Ano iancy pieatings IL offered for sale Send tor
s.SuAt Nc East 18th street. New York. ocS-3m
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MARRIAGE LrCENsES.-Marriace licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to ". T.
ltIings ana MotIe =; Leishear; both OF Mont
Turner, both OF Montgomery county, Nd; JOS F.
DOnohue and LOttte Douglas Joseph c. Murphy, oil
Deer Park, Md, and Mary OCOnnor; Lemuel Fugttl
and Sarah A. Wood1eld; R. j. Kaldenbach and
Emma LadsOn; Frank B. Sellman and Mary Jane
Smith; E. L. Hibbs and Mary F. Bennett; James A.
Green and Carrie A. Be1tti; Robert Mcpherson and
Lydia Johnson; Everett Lewis and Mamie Colman
Henry Nail and Rachel A. Bell. both OF Baltimore
county, Md; Charles B. Davidge and Elizabeth O.
Jackson; Charles ii. Berry and Frances E. Jones
both OF Prince George county. Md. James H. Fay.
mon and Kate Schmid; James Madison Tyler and
Laura Gurley; Frank ID. DOdsOn and Maria X. Jet
David ". Warden and Tillte E. X. Donaldson. both
OF Virginia; Edward Clifton Br1ee and Annie
Phillips Braund.
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Durkce's Salad Dressing and Cold Meat
SaNCe
For all kinds OF salads, fish, vegetables and cold
meats Cheaper and better than homemade. No
sauce equal to 1t was ever offered. 60
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c.

i INCOLN POST. No 3. g. A. R.-THE ENTER
~ tainment TO be bald 1t the Grand Army Hall, 7th
ard l. THURSDAY, December Ath, for the benefit Of
Lincoln Post charity fund, viii be changed to HOP
Tickets for the will be good for the hop
d1-2ts W. a BAKER Chsiruoan
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The JEFFERSON DEM0CRACY.-At the meeting of
the Jefferson Democratic association, last evening"
j. Emmer, jr., in the chair, and George E LIE Barre
as secretary, constitution received from the JET
ferson association or York. Pa, and which has
been adopted by all the Je1ersons OF the United
states, was adopted. committee of three was
appointed TO confer with other clubs OF the District
with reference TO rendering reception to Senator
German.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-02

Fine Hair Dressing.
Cocaine dresses the hair perfectly, and is also
preparation unequalled for the eradication Of dan
druff.
The superiority Of Burnett's Flavoring Extracts
consists in their purity and great strength. co
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MISS ANNIE &. HUMPHREY

$40 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Makes CoRSETS to order IN every style and material
ana suarante tees perfect TT and comfort
HER SPEC1ALTIES ARE
French Hand made Cnderclothine Merino Underwear
sno fnest Imported Hosiery
Patent Shoulder Grsces and ali Dress Reform Goods
French CcrSets and Busfles
Childrrn's Corscts. and 81 Corset CMiss h, own
makel that for the price is UNSURPASSED
N B-lrench German and Spanish spoken maria
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II ROCHON, CORCORAN BUILDING,
Os FIRST CLASS HAIR DRESSER. FROM PARIS
Three Patents and Five Medals from Expositions u
Paris, ly ons and Vienna
Manufacturer and importer Of
HUMAN HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
Iadies fine Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing
Hair dyed and shampooed an Q nrst class manner
Wigs 70 order
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Fax AND WINTER IarpoarAr1os.

euiEnRA Ovefcoatings. and Trouserines received ana
open TOR inspection Gentlemen win place tier orders
ttths =
LAAp1A0 TAILORING FsrABrIsaxRNr OF
WASHINGTON
n. D. BARR
~ I'LL Peuns1lvauia avenue
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Cluett's Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch
Shirts are the best Of ALL 60
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COMING TO TEE ISACGURATIo-.. - The Young
Mems Democratic club Of Middletown, S. l., have
decided TO send committee OF ten 10 attend The
Inauguration of Gov. Cleveland. The officers Of
the Bird regiment, National Guard OF California
have decided 10 send detachment or seventy-fivs
men 10 participate in the inauguration The bat
TALON viii leave san Francisco about the middle Of
February, and Will be absent about four weeks.
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IN q l. q l. A 4 8,
IL NINTH STREET,
CORNER r.

MERTNO AND WOOL. UNDERWEAR
Fifty cents viii positively buy the hest CNDERyFSr
for Ladies shown in this city. For e5c. Offer
you the regular al UNDERNEST. while for 81. well.
we simply ask 20 look after examining the
best elsewhere
ChILDREN'S VESTS. heavy Merino excellent vAlu.
a. DC. Sfor 81 Soc 6sc, s5c, 81 &c
- We show SCARLET UNDERvEsT for ladies. purs
Sochineal Dye. guaranteed 81 20 A great bar9An-
Finer grades ut 81 - Is &c
Ladies' extra long DRAWERS fsshioned Also extru
size bands for very dsshy ladies' 40
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crofsf,cnsos rtorsp snd ponas sna snecfynston
eardine the Markets received through wires IN
sTANTLY. direct from the New York stock Exchangs
Al orders executed and reported promptly. N8
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LundbOrS's Perfume. Edenia 60
LundbOrs's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose 60
LundbOrs's Perfume, Alpine Violet 60
LundbOr2sS Perfume. Lily OF the Valley. 60
Rough on COrns.:s
ASK for Wells 'ROUgh On COrnS." 15c. quick,
complete cure Hard or sort cOrns warts, bunions 8
Fur and SeaIskin Garments
G. c. Shayne. the well-known Wholesale Fur
Manufacturer, 103 Prince street. New York, will
Sell elegant Fur Garments at retail at lowest cash
wholesale prices this season. This viii afford a
splendid opportunity TO purchase strictly reliable
kurs direct from manufacturer. and save retailers
profits Fashion Book mailed free. 9,6-3m
"Aldlerncv Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in half-pound ward prints 45c per
pound AiSO Cottage Cheese, Butlerlnllk anu sweet
Milk, sc. per quart, Cream 15c- pint
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DRY GOODS.
LAssBuReH & BRo..
60. ga 90 AND as
SEVENTH STREET

ALL OUR DRESS GOODS MARKED DOWN
Beautiful wool 6lline pla:ds in hiSh and subdued
20 cents ~ ' W. ~
Plain cashmeres in all the leading shades I2, cents
% English cashmere, finest imported. at Is cents
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Duncanson Bros
sold yesterday afternoon at auction for Isaac l.
johnson and George Francis Dawson, trustees, 10,
No. In l. =. Chapman'S subdivision OF the north
half OF square 335, improved by a frame dwelling
No III nth street northwest, to Mrs Antonio F.
Aattern. for al d.
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ANTON FlsHERs
Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment
No. e0G q street northwest
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
ladies' and Gentlemen's Garments; also Velvet and
Plush Cloass Grape Wells Isces Gloves etc are per-
fectly cleaned 10y this Superior process
LADIES' EVENING DRESSES A SPECIALITY
Gentemen's Clothes Cleaned by this process viii not
lose their original shane and spots guaranteed
Al
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TAINTED WHEN SHE HEARD Her LOVER WAS AR
hES.sD.-lSa2e Martin, young white man pleaded
guilty In the Police Court this morning TO charge
OF stealing an oyercoat from Waiter NJ Pumphrsy
ana ne was Sented 10 six months I'm tail Martin
sa papernanger and was employed in the house
where Humphrey nvel, and when leaving the
nous one evening he took the coat with him. De-
tseses MattinSiy arrested the thief and recovered
me propertJ. MartiIs sweetheart. tainted when
she heard or the arrest
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-26

z. @. In9ersoII, wife aad two dauah-
ters are stopping st tbs Arlington All
day long yesterday Mr.. Ingsnsoli vas
besie0ed With visitors who called at
the hotel 20 Zee him.
Governor w. G. Squire II again In Sc
sttle. He expects bra family oot from
the East in q couple Of weeks. The
Governor has about concluded 20 board
instead of keep house At the capitol
cltv.
WIN. Walker, wife and daughter, II.
s. Dre9 and E. g. Ames came up from
from Port Gamble last evening. Mrs.
Walker will accompany her daughter TO
Saa Francisco, where .hs will re-enter
school. Mr.. Drew - of on a months
vacation, during which he will visit all
the points OF interest. including the IA
Payallup valleys
Captain K K. Ham, for 20 years past
one of the owners of the POrt Biakely
sav-mill, paid his second visit 90 that
mammoth industrial establishment last
Sunday. The captain and family live
in san Francisco. They left that city
June ID for the East, and are now on
their way back hone. Their three
months absence will be complete about
the time of their arrival below On the
outgoing Mexico.
Alex Whitson, q young man engaged
| in the stock business near Ellensburg,
and brother Of Edward Whitson oil
Yakima, whose name Is prominently
mentioned in connection with the dele
eateship, arrived in Seattle yesterday,
| having crossed the mountains via the
Snoqnslmie pass. He came over 10 ar
range for the sale of three hundred
head of fat beef cattle which he expects
to drive to Seattle next month.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-26
FROM NORTHERN PACIFIC TO UNION
PACIFIC.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. lit is reported
here in private railway CIRCLES that L.
z. Cakes, at present Vice President and
General Manager of the Northern Pa
cifie Railway, has been rendered and
will accept the position of General Man
ager of the entire Union Pacific system,
vice s. II. II. Clark. IL is known that
the relations between Charles Francis
Adams, the new Union Pacific Presi-
dent, and Mr.. Cakes are of the most
friendly cnar acter, and besides, the last
named Is backed by the Boston syndi-
stock. Mr.. Cakes reached Kansas City
this morning, shortly after daylight. In
his special Car, having made tour of
inspection over the main line of the
Union Pacific and Kansas Pacific roads
by special train. He was accompanied
by Charles Lamborn, at present Land
Commissioner of the Northern Pacific
road, and by prominent Union Pacific
officials. Mr.. Cakes refused to be inter-
viewed, and when asked where he came
from replied, am Just from New
York." He left Denver Friday, made
the trip over the Kansas Pacific by day
light, ind left at O'Clock this morn
ing for st. Paul. 1t is stated that by
the lease of the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company and the Oregon
improvement Company by the Northern
Pacific, Mr.. OAkes' salary will be our
tailed, and that when Henry Willard
went cut of power Mr.. Oakes was will
ing to accept another position, but was
induced to remain with the Northern
Pacific for the time being. If he does
go to the Union Pacific, which seems
sure, John Muir, bis former traffic man
ager, and b. L. Smith, at present gen.
eral superintendent of the Kansas Pa
'ific. will have positions under his man
agement.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-26
sANDALwOOO TREES WORTH FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.

In the physical world South America
is full of wealth, and nature has bestow-
ed upon it matchless grandeur in it's
rivers and its mountains. Professor
Fisher shows rs that inter tropical
America north and SOUTH SURPRISES
all the world in the number and variety
of its plants, while Agassiz shows us
how greatly the wonderful variety of its
fishes surpas yes that of North America.
Of course, much of the country is now
maiarioos and unhealthy, yet vast re-
gions Of elevated and most beautiful
sections are most salubrious and
healthy, end clothed with an incredible
wealth of ceaseless production. End
less varieties of the most luscious fruits.
and beautiful flowers, with birds of COR
geous plumage and gigantic butterflies,
delight the eye on every hand, far up on
elevations where neither the winters
cold nor excessive heat 10 ever known,
and all nature teens with health, beauty
and abundance. Even the low levels
along the great rivers TEEN with endless
wealth and invite a commerce that has
scarcely begun, save in a few articles.
East of the Andes, and iutersected by
many great rivsrs,is probably the great
eat and most valuable forest on the
globe. and almost untouched by the az
Mr.. Thompson. who held the position of
Consul at Brazil for some time, stated
in lecture. on his return, that in trav.
cling on the Amazon he saw sandal
wood trees that here would each be
worth 5000, yet of whose value the
natives seemed unconscious or indif-
ferent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-26

AN UNRELIABLE REPoRTER.-The Ore
gonioH should secure the services of a
more truthful reporter at Tacoma. This
individual. last Friday. with other mat
ter. sent that paper the following "Se-
attic papers are denouncing the railroad
officials for cutting their facilities of. :"
Seattle papers were doing nothing of
the sort. Not word of denunciation
had appeared In any one of them at the
cutting on of our facilities" The re-
porter was probably confident such de-
nunciation would come, aud his deolara-
ton was based solely and VIII SLY upon
that supposition. Such reporting, how
ever, il not what the 0regonian, or any
other respectable paper, wants. The
same reporter was guilty of a faIsehood
even more bold and palpable on the oc-
casion of the opening Of "The Tacoma"
The event was grand one, and il was
participated in by great many people,
a number of whom were more or less
distinguished. To have told the exact
truth would have made 90 d dispatch.
The reporter, however. could not CON.
tent himself With plain recital of
facts. In giving q list of persons of
note pScncut uc trpufttu n. y. lnOm2S,
Vice President of the Northern Pacific.
Who, 10 90, from being there, was hun
dreds OF miles of on his return 70 New
York; he reported Fred. Billings there,
who Was then in Sc. Paul he reported
Judge Miller and Mics Corkhili aud
party there, who we're then in Alaska,
and number of others not necessary
TO specify. Every reader of the Puget
Sound prces knew these statements were
false. but shev went all the same, and
the Oregoaaan printed them, to the sur
prise and shame of other persons in Ia
oona, II not OF the reporter himself.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

The bark Enoch Talbot, under char.
ter to load Renton coal for San Francis
90, is discharging ballast at Milton.
The bark Oriental 10 under charter BY
the same company to load South Prai-
RE coal for san Francisco.
The bark Montana, With cargo of
South Prairie coal sailed Saturday from
Tacoma.
The bark Sierra Nevada sailed Satur.
day with Rsnton coal for San Francis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-26

LAUNCHED.-At high tide last evening
the steamer Messenger was launched
from Allen d Brasen's yard, where she
has been undergoing a thorough over
hauling. Nearly two thousand dollars
have been expeRded in placing the Mes
senRer in stauncher aud sitter condi-
tion than she has ever been.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-26

HoME AaAN.-Joseph Surber, who
has been on . FIVE months visit to his
old home in Indiana, returned to Seat
tie. the home of his adoption. yester-
day. He reports having had an enjoy
tie time, bat says he is glad to get
back to the Sound again.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-26

FREraHTHRs.-Barkentine Grace Rob
erss sailed from San FRANCISCO for Seat
tie yesterday, loaded with merchandise.
Schooner Dakota, now on the berth, will
sail September Sd. Both We ssels are in
the line Of Charles III. Wells.