davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-24
Ste @anofraee tn Shottlano uno aIf otn s.;
brtDeu,

2OuOOu. 20. 9e3.-Die gGrofter5.. AMI
ben gitern OeS 6er,OgS BON Arggl auf Der
SebrioeniuIel 3iree perrpeigern ole Ba9tBab
lung II. ue6meu liberties SruuOitiide in Be.
IiB, bic uift Al ibreu Battgiitern geb0reu.
Der 6er,oa bat nm cine beDafinete DtaAt
;um &d6ube ieiner 3ehte eriuht, uno cine
GOmgagnie WartueloIoaten IT oortBm beorz
bert poroen.
Cine geriaumtung bon v6o4lanOs sRetor=
mern" purOe heute in &onoon ab9ebalteu.
Mebrere ReoHer 0enun;jrten be 9utsbeitt=
5er uno ernarten, bic 9auooerbdltnafe IN
S6ottlano piirOen beuleHigen in 9rl2no i'm
mer d6uliaer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-24
.iits Der SunScsbamptitaot.
Sauett SiIbourme's Gmtid,aOisuns.

2S IN III %. December. - SO.
Suder, Sroabbeao uuO 8olaub, Elm Cub
@omite OeS 0aus= SuItis= =@omite's, babeu be-
i6lofen, oaB Dem grzQu1itor Sbonpiou
cine an9emefene Summe fir Die 9[usgabeu
ueriuilligt werbe, luelfe ibm Our6 ben Don
6allett Silbourne eIngeleiteten S6aOeueriatz
pruSeB perlriaft wurOen.
Ser Senat siebt uad,.
Der Senat an1enoirte beute in @eheinI=
iitung ben SausbeidluB in 8esng auf &eib=
nadt8ferieu pom 20. 9e;ember bis 5. Sanuar
babin, Oab Die Serien anitatt am 20. anr "a.
0eSem6er be9iunen iollen.
streuse straie fir etnen fIeinsm 9iebitabl.
tSermann Sru9gemaun, ser Glerf i'm @oitz
amtS Separtemeut, meld]er i'm leBteu Slli
megen Gntmenoun9 bon 8oItmarfen ans Dem
Department perbaftet lpurSe, 1T beute bonn
@rimiualgeridtSbofe bes Oiebitabls i6uloig
befunben unb Su breilGbriger 6aft i'm 3u6t=
bau8 81 9llbanp, ueri66rft our6 i6were 9lr=
belt, oerurtbeilt luOrben. Srug9emann mar
iuiammeu nit jmei anberen @lerfS nit bem
2lu8iu6en unO Der &erni9hlng Oer bei6dOig=
ten 8olmarfen bei6dftigt uno bate iid Sa=
gu perleiten laiien, Yoitmarfen int 9Sert6e
BON $1,000 anSueignen nnb oteielben III einem
Der bieii9en ootelS i'll perfaufen. @eneral=
8oitmeiter @reibam entoedte ben 0iebitabl
i'm lebten CONNER gelegentltd) elmer IeUi=
ion I'M 9epartement. Srnggemann purOe
burd ieine Serurtbeilung uOllig nieoergez
i9mettert unO brad in SbrGnen ans.
Sie slnfIasen ee8en oen Serseanten &,olts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-24
Ser SisputGuaIanS's nuo SentIaIanS : Hber
9lnArG :4enuenG.

2onOon, "a. 9c;embsr-gin eugliideS
Slaubu6 1T uer0fentlift rOrOen, mel6eS
Die Correspondent; imiidcn Ner brittiden uno
Der Oeuti6eu 9tegieruug iiber baS itrettige
Ge6iet in Sii0airifa entbdlt. Gin in Otto
ber 1885 al ole beutide 9tegiertng geidifz
teS WemorauSum, weldes III Dem fiirjlid)
erd)icnenen Oeutiheu p2SeiBcu Suhe" nidlt
crmGbHt muroc, giebt uu gor0 9lmtbiu, Der
bomaligc britiide @eunOte in 8crliu, lei
benadridtigt morneu, baB 9eutldlano nid)t
Die 9lbiid)t bcge, 9Olouie'u aui oem itrettigeu
@ebiete III QritnDcu. Sm September 1888
frogte 6eu Yleiien Die britiife 9tegie-
ruHg ui6tamtlih, Ob iie bic Souuerdnt
tat iiber 9lugra @eQueua beaniprude.
G'raf bon 0diniter, Der Oeutde @eiauOte III
gonoon, lpieoerbolte jene 6rage im9tOOember.
Garl @raupille erpiOerte, @Hglono bean-
ipruhe nur bic gSalfiih Sal un0 bena6z
barteu Suelu, lei jeOOd Der 9lnildt, O0B
ir9enO cine MadJt, welde SeitB BON Der
Siiite i'll ergreiien periud)e, in Die 9fedte
GnglunO'S eingrciie. @rai BON Ntiinfter er
iudte oouu Gnglan0, Die OCutihen llutertbn
nen in Der 2iiOerit hen SOlOuic ju beifiiBeu.
Die Annport unroe, oa c5 idntertg mar,
Die 2tniid)ten Der Saptolonie III DER 2tngele
9enbeit III eridbrcu, tauge Oer;6gcrt, 9eutlh
Iouo murbe uSptidcu unge0ulOig nuO mad)te
ben llHtcrhanblungen 0urd NunerloH OeS
GCbiCtS Gin SU0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-24
) 9tnardlifteu In lluaarn.

Seth, %. 9e3ealber. - Cine sebeime,
onar6iittide 8ruderei, iOruie Elm 6aufen re
oolutionGrer 9otumente iino bier beihlng=
nabmt moroen. Sin Shriitieber, Namen5
6ranS Spielmanu, iOrpie 6efeu aoitrpirtbiH
uuroen oerbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-24
Die i6mea5te sabrt.

GueenSt9mnJ.2 23, DECEMBER. - Qsr
beute aus giemz9ort an9etOmmene 0ampier
nSregou" leg.e Die G}eiie uber oen atIonti
i6en S5ean n 6 3agsn 6 SnnOen 81 4li
nuteu ;uriid. Die 5obrt lit Die iaueaite,
melhe bis iett gemadt muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-24
Warft amp 8arTe,

YtperpOoll l. %. 0e3.i l2,30. Ytittl35.
-Baummoae: giittelcrte SberldnSer 81,
Ditto. Ren =SrieanS G. - Die SertGuie
betrugeu y 900, Spefulotlou Ino 2uSIu9r
20O0 nnO 3uiubr 80. 200 Saueu.
Qou0on, %. 3e5br. - Ser. Staatsus
Sbti9ationen: 4-Pro6, 1851, 6ttto.-4f prog.
1l6s, 90. OerlGnserte .prpS 1044.-Attien:
&.sG. IS, 325, So. 2. ", Grte l45, DO. 2.
80, Sem Dort= Seutral a8t, Benui. Central
So, SuS. .9enirul 1921. 8eaoing l0i, Cana.
biansPacifc 455, '9ReTIcan 4Of, ct. YaHl
Common 75t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-24

Qonbou, p. 0ejember.-Oer Nonponet
6orreipor6ent oeS Betersburger BlateS ,,ylos
poe @remia" bebauptet, OaB in bieFger Sta6t
cine Organization ruifider yttbiliiten in @e-
lalt einer augebli9eu Grportfrma. eriitirt,
uuo bag oieielbe 0Otumeute uEe Spreng
itOfie aof 9luBl0no Uerihifit. Der BeterS
burger GoueisOneeut Der 9ouooHer g5ime5"
ertldrt, obige Rafridt ltimmf nit oeribou
lange Don pielen ruiiiiaen Seamteu geRegteu
feftsu llebey2 suouuG iibereiu
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-21
THE LEGALITY OF CABINET RESOLU-
TI0NS.

BY what right do the Ministers, on
their own responsibility, assume to
appropriate money from the Treas
ury. BIZ no right aohateoer The
statutes forbid it. The constitution
forbids it. 1t is plan concocted
by the Cabinet, III violation of every
law of the land bearing upon the
subject, to defeat the law and the
will of the people. The law regard
ing the spending of public money is
as clear as language can make it.
Article 10 of the Constitution says
no money shall be drdao1 from the
Treasury acithout the consent Of the
Legislature, except in case of emer-
gency, sand then not aoithoW the
concurrence Of all the Ca5inet, and
Of q majority Of the acho1e Privy
Council" The Appropriation Act
of 1882 says, "The Minister of
Finance shall not cause or allow to
be paid from the Treasury any
money for objects not provided by
this law. Four boat boys on the
wharf would have no more right and
no more power to vote and appro-
pirate money than have the Min
listers.
The phrase Cabinet Resolution"
is unknown to the law; the appro-
priation of money by Cabinet Reso-
luton is contrary to law; and those
who made use of this illegal means
of drawing money from the Treas
ury are knowingly, of malice afore-
thought, willful law breakers, and
subverters of the constitution.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-21
MR.. j. O. CARTER AND Mr.. E. C.
MAGEARLANE.

The evident sincerity of the mutual
public endorsement which Mr.. j. o.
Carter and Mr.. E. G. Macfarlane
are giving each other is almost af-
fecting; but is unnecessary. The
public will judge of each mans faith
rather by his works than his profess
sions. If the advertiser, under its
new regime, intends to settle down
to hearty condemnation of all that
is corrupt or irregular in officialdom,
it needs no urging to induce the pub
lie to approx such course, and let
bye-gones be bye cones,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-21
THE REPORT OF THE FINANCE CON-
MlTTEE,

DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS. +"
"The accounts and vouchers of
this department have been carefully
examined and we find that confusion
exists, numerous transfers have been
made in the way of charging to one
appropriation payments that by right
belong to another, and it is only by
the most laborious and critical analy-
sis that the true cost of a service
can be determined"
More than one half of the APP
preparation for Office Expenses of
Foreign Agents has been paid to the
advertiser, say S15O5.
son looking into the matter we
found that some bills had been paid
twice, and that by comparison with
the regular charges of other printing
offices the rates paid to the Advertiser
were much higher than they ought
to be in one most glaring case bill
for subscriptions amounting to 1854
32 had been paid twice; restitution
for this has, however, been made
since we discovered the transaction,
by the payment of the amount into
the Treasury as a Government Real
ization.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-21
THE EFFECT OF CABINET RESOLU-
TIONS.

Our meagre and otherwise un-
satisfactory constitution is clear and
decided upon the point that no
money shall be drawn from the
Treasury except by authority of the
Legislature.
This provision is the one great
safeguard which the people possess.
So long as the people hold the purse
strings, they have n guarantee against
absolutism; but LET that grasp
be loosened, and the only defense
which we have against an abso-
lutte monarchy is taken away. If
any four men in this Kingdom
can get together and vote away the
hard earnings of the people, without
authority of law and against the
consent of the owners thereof, the
Legislative power is farce, and
our so-called constitutional rights a
blind, behind which absolutism can
work its sweet will undisturbed. In
so much as the great powers recog-
nize this Kingdom on account of its
heretofore ability to govern itself in
a constitutional manner, the wilful
and continued violation of the con-
stitution by the Government will
result in the loss of the independence
of this Kingdom.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-21
THE LEGISLATURE
FRIDAY, JuNE 2O.-Continued.

FRIDAY, JUNE 20.-Continued.
Mr.. Widemann-I stand here by
appointment of His Majesty, and to
protect his prerogatives until my
last breath. If His Majesty was
surrounded by good advisers it would
be unnecessary for me to speak. l
would ask several questions: First
Where is, and whence comes the
authority of the Cabinet Council to
appropriate Government funds?
Second w here is, and whence
comes the authority of the Minister
of Finance to disburse funds spe-
cially appropriated by the LegIsla-
ture? Third-Has this money been
spent or is it still in the Treasury?
l say this money is the peoples
money, but the Ministers hold it in
spite of you. The power of this
Legislature is the power of the
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-21
CABINET RESOLUTIONS.

What Is "Cabinet Resolution ?"
The Finance Committee Report,
the recent discussion and the papers
have had so much to say about Cabi-
net Resolutions, that it is we'll the
public should know what the article
consists of. 1t is in the nature of
an intermittent disease, and never
appears while an appropriation is
unexpended. But so soon as the
money set apart by the Legislature
for specific purpose is spent, the
members of the Cabinet gather them
selves together and take counsel, one
with another, as to how they may
obtain more money to spend, They
resolve themselves into a sclf-consti-
tuted Legislature, and arrogate to
themselves the powers expressly re-
served, by the laws and the constitu-
tion, to the Legislature, and being
thus in position to act, they make
resolution, in this wise:
WHEREAS, The Legislature ap-
propriated $4,000 for the purchase
of cannons and munitions of war,
and
Whereas, 1t is beneath the dig
nifty of this nation to spend so insig-
nifcant sum for that purpose, and
Whereas, The Legislature did not
know what it was about; therefore,
we, His Majesty's Ministers, hereby
resolve that $4,000 more shall be
spent for that purpose"
And forthwith the Minister of
Foreign Affairs draws $4,000 from
the Treasury and puts in his safe,
and pays $500 to the advertiser and
S349 to the Elele Podkolu, and
$1,000 to the coronation fund, and
pays the balance to Hackfeld & Co.
for freight. and charges it all to ap-
preparation for ''purchase of can
mons and munitions of war;" That
is a "Cabinet Resolution.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-21

Referring to the above we beg to in,
form the business public that we are
prepared 10 make loans, discount approv-
cd notes, and purchase exchange at the
best current rates. Our arrangements
for selling exchange on the principal
points in the United Estates, Europe,
China, Japan and Australia are being
made, and when perfected, Idue notice
will be given. We shall also be prepared
to receive deposits on open account,
make collections, and conduct general
banking and exchange business.
610 3mb tsigned) SPRECKELS e Go.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-21
To-MORROW'S DOINCS.

Casino at the Park, open all day.
Bethel Sunday School, at GAS.
Fort st. Church S. S. at 9:45.
st. Andrews Cathedral S. S. 10.
Bethel, Service, at IL.
st. Andrews Cathedral, service,
morning and evening.
Fort st. Church, service, morning
and evening.
Prayer Meeting Y. NJ. G. A.,
$3.50 pm.
Bible Glass at Fort st. Church
Vestry. at 6:15
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-21
ROADS AND BRIDGES.

''In this district there was a sale
of four mules, carts, and harness
which were no longer needed, realiz-
ing 81 ,41S. This should have been
returned to the Treasury as a Govern
ment realization, but was used to
pay current expenses, the Supervisor
in Chief acting under instructions
from the Minister of the Interior -
"'The expenditure for feed in Hilo
seems excessive, the amount charged
for that purpose being 81, 1862"
From January 2nd to MARCH, 18th,
1884, Mr.. Arnold, Road Supervisor,
purchased 7,239 pounds of oats. He
had only four mules and one horse
belonging to the Government.
In more than one instance the
total expenditure for district during
a whole quarter was the salary of the
district road supervisor.
The travelling expenses of the
various road supervisors in chief
were as follows:
Roap Supervisor in Chief, Ha-
Wall.... ...-.......S 92l 0O
Road Supervisor in Chief, Maui II 90
Road Supervisor in Chief, Oanu 80 90
Stops 80
Whether the expenses of Mr..
Arnolds frequent visits to Honolulu
are included does not appear.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-21
BANKING NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED have formed
Il copartnership under the firm
purpose of carrying on general bank
ing and exchange business at Honolulu,
Kingdom as may be deemed advisable
(Sigued) CLAUS SPRECKELS.
VIM q. IRWIN.
+. +. LOW.
Honolulu, Jan. 18th, 1884.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-21
SATURDAY, JUNE 81, 1884.
THIS EVENINGS poINGs.

Concert Music Hall, 1880.
Drawing Class, Y. M. c. A. 1880
Gospel Temperance Meeting at
Bethel, at 1880.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-21

buildings the stun Of S428.72, max
ing the total expenditure on account
of these visitors So, ,149.43.
"Jhe funds of the Coronation
expenses were derived as follows:
From Coronation Apr ton $4,000 90
Receptions and Incidentals.. l0.9S5 -
Sales of furniture & build'gs 1887 %
And besides these. there are
liabilities yet outstanding. $500 66
Total cost of Coronation, S33, ,223 SO"
Col. Judd received $1,000 from
the coronation fund, for which no
vouchers are rendered.
Various furniture and buildings
were sold and the sum realized S.
S37 was Immediately used for gen
eral expenses by the Government.
"The proceeds of these sales should
have been covered into the Treasury
as Government realizations any
other disposition Of such funds is
strictly prohibited by law"
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
The Committee were much delayed
by the unsatisfactory condition of
the books. There are 81 accounts
which do not agree with the books of
the Finance Department. "In our
opinion the errors are caused by the
employment of young and ineXperi-
enced boys to do work that ought to
be in the hands of efficient ac-
counts"
1.-The salary of the Minister has
been overdrawn to the extent of
$500 No mention of this appears
in the Finance Report, but an inves-
tigation demonstrated the fact. We
believe that the Hon. j. E. Bush.
who was Minister at the time, denies
the receipt of The money, but there
is ample evidence to prove that tho
sum was paid to the chief clerk OF
the Interior Department" :"
GA sum of $500 was also paid &c
the p. q. .1RcertiSer on the lst OF
March, 1882, as an advance on print
ing the Civil Code in Hawaiian, Lu
no work appears to have been done
and a contract for printing botl
versions having been made with th'
Gazette office, we recommend tina
His Ex. w. Nj. Gibson the thel
proprietor of the AdcertiSer, b'
made to refund the money"
Incidentals had been overdrawl
Slll6, and we'll they might be whel
$40 has been paid for express hire
and S1S5 for private telephones
"Minister Gulick absorbed $139. 81
for telephones in February ant
March alone"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-21


priation for the Coronation, the
amount expended as above for that
purpose is unauthorized, except that
portion of it used to entertain the
japanese Embassy, amounting to
3,954.31. An illustration of the
confusion of accounts is seen in the
fact that the above amount was only
portion of the cost of entertain
ing the japanese Embassy, there
having been used for the same pur-
pose from the appropriation for the
Coronation $766.40, and from the
proceeds of sales of furniture and
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-26

80 = ve1A - ~ 49, abssluas -,
$1,000 toeatsr I'D sssr 80. Xis1
- $500. 2. taeo4At, - en1y ; 80
eoolook1n9 AEns<iean- lrine
A1oefnuuHs iutsrvisUsr n1fribufra fhis
afssck 20 Mis Anaprsouss refn~.l =,
IN mvitaStoa % Mr. Labca-
o1ersb Bohsnia1 raxfsSa
An 1npefsaI AnaIeae<.
Ilzxzm. OF. 3 --All the priuam a.
ths Empire have been spssiailv sun-
moned 70 attend an imperial sufiieue.
q feksn, November 5th and IN.
Gsra ssrshArusa.
ALxxAsDazA, Dot. s5-Iord Norsh-
osooks British Speeisi Hich Commits
saoner to Egyps, sailed for England
sihisfss Leader Csptures.
81. PExznssun0, Ost. 2s.-LA pasiu.
sls Niniiiss leader. nas captured today
snIIe Walking at Nsusky. He fouQkt
oesperaseiy, but the police fnaily oses-
posefed him. He cried 20 the crowd
tnas nao>nsen attracted BY the struggle
% seh AZ fnends that be va : pgis-
oser: DC has been wanted by the 10
.ics fnf -Four years ON charge Of having
erAI Mixsued.
twenty students, mos: Of them ssns
Of superior Russian employees IN Po-
land and D number Of eiris Of rood
standing have been arrested in Wareav.
Insy are charged With being Nihilists.
Bernharasss Csnaasfsn.
PAnzs. Oct. 25--Madame Bcrnhardt,s
condition 70 WORSE Her medical at
tend.nts refuse 70 consent % her 70
nsoval 70 Paris.
The Novelties, owners Of Goonod's
hsdemption,' have bought "Mors Es
VITA" Gounod's latest work. for GigO0.
The war % she Sshiissss.
81. PxrERssuRo. Oct. 25.-Farthsr ar
rests OF NIhilists have been made here.
A numssr of bombs, together with "a.
pers describing Nihilist plots. we're also
seized.
Thunfer.
Moscow, Oct. 25.--The Gazette has re-.
ceived from Ki<f proclsnatioa in
which thrnats arc made.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-26
An INGENIOUS RIDDLE.

The following compound riddle
was composed by the Bishop Of Cliff
ford:
l. have a box.
9. This box has two lids.
3. II also has two caps.
4. IL contains two musical instru.
ments.
s. Il has 10 it also two established
measures.
6. II contains q great number Of
articles Q carpenter could not dispense
with.
z. The box always has about 1t tive
good fish.
8. Also q great many of smaller
size.
Q. In IL you will find lofty trees.
10. Also some gaudy flowers.
IL, The fiuit OF an indigenous tree
10. Two gentle little animals are
found in It.
IL. Also q number of smaller and
less tame animals.
IA. A fine stag Is found within IL.
Is. A great many small whips with.
out handles.
10. It boasts OF two halls or places
of worship.
II. Some weapons Of warfare are
always found 10 this box.
IS. And In it you can find a mum
Der of weather cocks.
10. The steps of hotel are also
found In IL.
90. The House OF Commons re
sounds with two of my essential arti
cles when on the eve of q decision.
81. In the box you can find two
scholars
%. Aud then fad ten Spanish gran
dees To wait on them.
All pronounce me q wonderful
piece OF mechanism. but very few
have remembered the strange thing,
that make up my whole.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-26

es = - eel 1suy ~ hnrw,ea,.. =
=. ytst41 u11ub VII - - and -
vsmei WIN - th6Ioo6hfy 11;fcass1 60
- cargo = disohAsRsd. vkfoh 0iII noe =
until the dfst IL next week. ~ 10 hsrth
for her - The vharvss can s. sscured
shisDtng Bssslsasenee.
foEr 1ownsxxp, CT 1S.--Arised--
schooner Exoelsior. frons Makuka1a.
ship Dashing Wave, and bnrks Nor
tena. Sierra Nevada, California. Tlxx;e
Williams and Oakland. from 9.n Fran-
CISCO: ship Norris. from Weef Coa~f
ssiled-6choouoT Dakota. for FiiI.
PozT DISCOVERY. OF. A.-Auiyed--
Schooner Geo. @. Perkins.
fcnT Ludlow, Oct 25.-~Arrivsd--
schooner Maria 4. Smith.
IAxooaH, Got. Bxrk.
enfine SkAgit and two scheoneFs uassed
M kive .. m.--Ship and schoouer
passed In between 3 and D. m: fresh
northwest wind
PoBT AsoxLos, Oct. 25-Ship passed
ease Is 20 p. M; and bark, barkentiue
and schooner at 6p. %.
FICronIA. B. O., Oct. 2s.-Arxivsd-
steamship Mexico. frou San Francisco.
cAN fkANorsco. Oct. q. = Arrived
snip City Of Brooklyn, from Seattle.
Sailed Steamer Wslla WsiIa. for g.
attie-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-26

LEAsKD INV SToxx--Indnoed By az
increAss Of business, and BY the desire
10 do more business, ~ we'll a. 10 Get .
new, lighter, safer. better and hAndsom
er place OF basiness, Ssackpool. Jackson
a Co.. the enterpsisinc dry goods deal
ers, have elected lease Of the store
rsom In the neg Krnney brick building
on the corner Of Front and CoinmbiA
streess- They sill have the whsle lower
door. 90 fest by 60. and viii have 10 fH-
ished up sad farnishsd Ia the finest
style The building will Be hurried on
20 comp elton at the earliest date. posi-
bly, y ths Nev Year. Stackpooi. Jack
scr 4 Co. are preparing for Q big trade
in 1855, and they want 10 be located n
a psaes where they can command 10 and
have roon for its Transaction.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-26

EDrzoa PosI-iNrKxxlaExcxz
Many Of my people are vonderinc
what . .'iit~rarys service 4, the same
being tui1e announced In your paper ~
having been hsid lately in Triaity
Courch. l hops - are literary In thu
sense Of having acquaintance With that
votume Of good literature, The Prayer
Book; bat ! humbly submit that the
service referred 70 vas the sLitauy,"
and nothing else.
Possibly l write 30 badly that your
typo t6ou9ht the word 10 b. .litsny, !"
ana, plying my Ignorance, changed 10
20 literary" thus causing good souis %
Be startled By fear Of something new.
68o- II. Mkrs,z.D