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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-03
Ner GrIbnfnrFf.

0tngort, 2. gtat. - EoIgeu6ss
finb bic SdluBuottruugen: 9slb offdete III
2-2I gro,eut uub idlOB su BrO3sut. -
@terIiuo sWedliel 4.814-487t, auf IeGs3jg
9ooe nnb 4.894 auf St9t. - Buuoes.
Obiioationsn 3zprO3. 1904, 4i.prol 1134
uub 4.prO1. 1235.-attteu: 46amS, GrpreB
1884, Central gacific 4S5, @bei. s. Obto II,
@rie 18k, DO. Brior. 48t, 0ate.Sbore 96s,
R..S. Central 78g, Rortbz z0eftsru 1929, DO.
Brtor. I41, R.sg. Central 113J, Btttsburs
iS8, &eabirg 42f, 8Od> SsIuub 1lS5, uniou.
Boctfc $50, S4eRnu>IlntOu 60t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-03
BplitiFd,e GOrSente.

Raletgb, R..g., 2. Iiat. - 0sr bier
tagsube rspnblitautide Stuatsz&onoeut no.
miuirte beute gtahmtttas 6as &ougreBntts
gIteO S9e 2)Urt (Etberaleu) Bum Gouoerueur,
Tatrcluib 3um 8tcegouurusur, 9lul. Z.
8uIIel aun1 Oberrt6ter unb 6. u. @oot (gts
beraIen) 3um @eueralaunalt. Ser Reft oe8
3tdets befebt aus &spubltiauern. Gin Be
iflnB, tpslder bte DsIegaten In Chicago in,
ffruirt, fir @raut au itmmen, Durbe aui
oeu Gtif geleet. 8oder1, Der Oslegat aat
large" 1T fiir 8lntne, mGbrenb aue 9tz
frtftsbelegateu fir artbur itao.
Sort 8ortb, Gsr., 2. 0at. Bon ben
bur@ bsu bier tagenben reps5lttauiiheu
Stuats= =@ouOsut srpdblteu bter 0slegaten
rat large" fir ben &btcagO'er gtattonal'&ou.
bent finb SIobt. Sapp uub u. 81. &urr1 fir
Blaine, 6. 6. 8tntlep fur g6munbs uaO
&iharO alIeu fiir Artbur.
Omabu, Re6r., 2. 9lat. - Sobu R
3burfou, u. 9. SarpooS, Sobu SauIon
uno SEQ. u. Sroots fnb BON bem repu6lts
IantI6en Staatss &onbent Su Dslsgateu rat
large" ermdblt porosn. Ste erbteIteu telHe
SpfruttiOusu, iiuO ieSOa idmmtltd fur
Blaine.
2puisbtlIa, Gp., 2. 02at Der repubz
ltfaniide StaatazGouosut bat 8. .. 8rab,
ian, gRalter Guaus uub gB. g8. @uIbertiOu
III 9elegaten oat large" srudblt. 8teielbeu
finb idmmtlia fir Artbur. Die BlattfOrm
bsfiiGpOrtst tte 4ufbsbuug Der Gabadss
feuer,
9agtou, SsrrttOrtum Baibiugtou, 2.
glai. - 8, 3. sin unS SObu &. gEiNOu
nurbsuboG oem rspubIttanti4eu Eerritortals
@oupsnt 81 8sIegnteu "at large" erpa5lt.
Bette TnO tufruirt, fir gIatue gu fttmmeu.
SadiouptlIs 8la,, 2. 0at. - Que
pom republttani den Staats.@onueut 3u st.
Auguftns srpdbIteu DeIsgateu gat large"
iinb iiir Qribnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-03

- 8dbrtub Der usrganBsueu BOhe cr-
etauetsu li& tn ben Bsr. Stduten uuo Ga
uaou 179 8nntsrotts gsgsu 189 wa6rsuo Der
pOrIstteu g8o4e,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-03
ErnInffrn tn riner WnIDermfif1le.

@cruutou, BsuuI., 2. Ulai. - Gtu
Ebcil Der &uIusrmIbIe bar oWOOFc. Boposrs
@cup." fog bsute Rafuittag tn Die 2uft
nn6 Der 9{tft bss gtabliiiemeuts purbe bur9
Teufr 3erf0rt. Die grplOiion mar etHe
6olqe Der lett mebrsrsu Eogsn in Der lin.
Qebuug pitheuoeu 0al5brdnbe. Sin au-
allenier oss Gtobtt6smeuts fam INNS 2ebsu.
Gie in Der Wdba baftublideu siIsrueu Ras
qu3tue, In psIden iid msbrsra 8auIeno
Efuuo Bulosr bsfiubsu, ftuo ionett uo9
fter, iutsfIsu pagt ft Vtenauo In 2tubes
tro6t Der 6ortoauer Der 8rdnOe In bic Rdbs
berielbsu. Ser 8erIuft ourd Ote beuttge
Ratcfropbe betrdgt $50, Die BuIUerz
mlble wurbe beratts in 1872 bard eiue &rs
ploIion 3srf0rt uub Der bamals sntaauceut
GGQben belief iid auf $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-03

Die neueEtn grOuBe', PlHids T.. Sob
ra6mta fur Gbiegtl aHD SilDer fabriBtrtH
Bllb. Gdbarot, Qr, 80, @ta Salti'
moreiraFe, (246,U,t, ,Sam,l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-03
Ser interuattCuale 5aucrtauf.

0emay 2. g2at. - llsber 10000
BErIOHen narsu bsute &beu6 I'm ,Ytabiiou>
SQUare, @arbeu" Ueriamalelt, NO Der inter
rationale 8auerlnuf TIM gauGe 1T. StB.
qsralh, peIter beute glttta9 iatuem ndhaeu
@sGner, bem @ngIduber 9iODsu, nm 81 Ufet.
len ooTaus mar, rIbte bon 82l bic 8 3S auS
NIB Romen perminoerte mtttler g8sile Den
gCGipruug 6lBgsraLb's mn Z WsiteE. 2aB
terer fsbt 10 matt un6 angegrtfieu aus, baB
otfle bsr 3uihaner ietH b0lOtges 3uriidtrsz
ten prppds5eteH. Inn Dfttteruadt bate SiB'
qeralo $50, 8Omsu 525, gfOrsmGc 49f STINT
4SO, Ssrtb 483, @OiOr 45j, Eaa9ot 406 uub
giiton 157 9sileu 3uriidgele9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-03
GurOpdtf6e aabslberi8te.
Rnnantt In q ganatpsFaiaen.

Qonbou, 2. Dlat. - gs uarllUtst ieBt
tus 8guamtt In ameritantideu S4naPpaz
flaibeu tmportirt uOrbeu ift uu6 oaB bic
3Oubeamteu burd isue Eruusportattou5'
UletboOe biutsr's 2idt gsfiihrt muroaH.
Qoubon, g. Dlni. - WRdu bait es lest
fir gemtB, baB 0teIs 6lai@su RttrOsSlgcsz
rim, dbultd beuieutgeH, bic In @gun'S 9lr'
ten 3u Birmingham gsfuubsn Uurosu, iibsr
ben atlaniiidsu Sceau nod guglauo befOrs
bert tpurbsu. GGan's gtttro SIpcertu III
oou beosutsub bsIiersr Gualitdt, aIs snstes
uiQe @btteteno's. - 9rst Rduner nurosn
Qeitarn In 8isppe bsebaGtet, pdbreuo ne et-
utu 8lun bsipradeu, um gsDtfe 8sgeultiu'
te iiter ben Rauul 3u idmuggsIu. Dem 3u'
talte ibrer uuterbaltHug mad gu iaItsBen,
fnrfn fiP Shnnmifsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-03

- Gtue gross Bapterufbls ;u @Ortutb.
Garotoga- &cuntp, N..D, pnrbe uorgsfsru
bnrd, eine 9ossrpIoitcn tbetlwetfs Bsrft6rt.
Ser @6Gtsr Sames Gable trlttt lsbsnsgss
f6brIt6e Serlssungsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-03
@iana-.E,s gcnfersn,rInr.

gOutou, 2. Diat. 49, Gu8 eiueal geaeru
0sr0fsutiittsH 8laubub III 3u srisbsu, olB
@tamGrd iiG bemii6te, slHe @Oufergu} gu
G5tGuoe Ill briugeu, Oh melter blOB 9sutib
lGuN, Gr1uiretb un0 Sta,.cu She'll uebmau
uH6 nslhe beU 3ued 9abgu iolte, Gaglla0
III eHer8tasm S0raebau il &lqpteu aElus
fguern. StsmaId'S Sgriut, eth Ginuar
fducutB Der bret N}6dte bsrbSi5ufubr5u,
miEgIudte ietnd, in6em man In Srlufreiil
bsm BlQue bic &bFdlt uHtsrleslc, 6cautreid
tn cine fetu0isltge QaItaag gggsu gu5lIao
]u brtugeu.
gBie baS Glaubu4 3ajgt, begrdu6et 6ls
&rgi6ruug thrg gBetgulug, tuOii1e Erup
pcE tem @enaraI @oroou 3u Gdlfe Al Init
ten, 6alHit, ba5 SuOieu telu otrcgts5 Sute,
ll{ie i'm Sutau tat. llutGr Den In ben Bude
nlitge betitsu 8epeidsH BeijuOet f6 etue,
norlu garl @rauUi1e ben 8OrI&laI mad,t,
sur uuterIiBuug @orOOu'8 0rtttIdlc Grup
gtptbert auf oteie8 8alFgramm, bic I2tlttdcs
bGbOIbeH ietsu 6es flimGS megsH gegeH bte
UorgedlagCue Benegung. Gm 9. Iprtt tes
leQruphtrts @Or6ou, 800 Iluu tirftIher
Snfoaterie uu0 1900 Ylauu gGua(lcrie nir=
0en i'm Stanoe ieiu, &blrtUm III entijBen
uuo ZEN Diaboi Ia bier DlUnattn ;u Ueruldis
ten. BaItug teleBrapbtrie 0arauf an @rau'
0tue, Go piiroe uumO8It4 ietH, etus tiirttide
Expedition rsd5sjtig gu OrgaHtireu, uu0
iiher6tG8 pHr0e bic &5ieuOlug tiirttider
Ernppeu politti4e Sdntert9fettsu 0erur'
laden. Gm %. 4pril teleRrGpblrts 9rau'
billie an ggrrtOn: y@euernl goubou iolts To-
fort iufyutrt psroeu, ms Betrsfi5 Der 3es
fnbT, tn Der sr fih stpa bsfuOst Oosr Ote Tim
brobeu mag, In RsuutuiB gu isseu uub, um
bttitr @afahr begsgueH III f6uusn, ms NIT
3utbstIeU, stue ME grOBe &ruppen}abl man
,um 8iid3ug aus Rhartum bsOarf. aBtr bas
ben Mot tte Qbfdlt, Tim fiir mtlttdrti4s grs
petitioner Eruppeu lu idideu, ba iolds I'm
terusbmungen ietne Betuguiiis iiberidrsttsu
uub BEN frtsbli@eH GBarufter isiusr DtiifOu
miesriprS6eu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-03
Rene Aussiseu.
& 0b e!

Gorge bafiir, ,buB Define Tlutter niat oergtbL
hab mir
aeraSe eeu An;ug bnbeu,
Der fofppbI Dir, rpie ibr aefnllen ptre.-
Rpab sBaIfer & Gomp,
Sir. 165 uub 16s, s8sft Baltimore Srabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-03
Ebeurt Bldtr.

Qou6oH, 2. Gui. - 3rt Der bsutigsu
gerfetQeruug Der Samtltous 6ibItotbet Uurs
be elm @rempIor Der BoecsS'ih den s9ei6i4ts
gGpttloub'e, "msldss gtu 4utograpb 5amg5
bee Tiuftsu, buttrt 1885, euthielt, fir $500
loqqeIdlageu. Gin @sbstbud, psIass stH
gutugropb Gbarlss 6e5 Grfsu eutbtelt,
bra6te E137 siu.
Die RHCbeIuHe Der ruffiidbtn @rtHt.
Betersburg, 2. Wai. - Die Dritsre
@u6fisutliduug bCs ScHruals ,glsmoireu
bs8 Satarlauos" it osrboten norbsu, aHgsb'
LID, neil Der Eou ess Slattss Der lolialsH
Greuuug fetEbib Ia. Nis bas ofiIisus
SouruaI angisbt, habsH bic tn 1892 geIez
gsntlit Der GHtbsduua Der gebetmeu @sieu.
I6aft gsma@tsu GutbaaHugsu bic 8soai.
tsure peIiatsbsHsr SouruOle aiS Bttg'r0sr
Der saksimsu Bropagauoa tmpltJtrt, mo Oil
Rsetsruus III suti4lOiieB, lsius ioI6is SI6t'
tgr N euleeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-03
Eie Teht ~ DomptIi.

Gom, 2. Stat. - GroBe 54dariH BE-
irGsr fr6msu in Reups 3niammsu' uHl osH
Fsfsu bs3umobusu, bic Ia Pompali patti
Iiuotn ioulu. BrObsH msrosn ta8lIn on
GIt unh Stelle obggbaltsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-03
Die EtimmrttbtSbiu

QOu0Ou, 2. giai. - SIN lutsrbauil
murbe glhsrn GbsuO bic Debate iiber Ote
5tmmredte SiQ mtGbsr nufgeuommeu.
SeurO Chaplin br0dte f0lgeuOea Autrag
gtu: y8as Sau5 it Der QHtdt, baB eiue
ffarIe germlbruug Der Bablprt0itagisu Der
Srlduber 3u gluer 3sit, oa Btsla Der Ser
btncuEg NIT &ugluu0 beittg oppOutreu uao
sic gCslOiurq BON Gnglaub bic Ofieu srtlirte
8bfd,t ibtJ 5iibrer tf, bic 2BOblFoart 6es
Stuate8 geI0hroel uuo Die Separattftau IN
ihrsu 3talgu befiItsn mirbe." 9la610ue
erfIdrte, IS iat uum0gli6), bic llatou 5piideu
gpqlQub uub Stlauo aufgedlt III erbalteu,
ps1u mon uidt teioeu gQu0cru gIstae Gedte
qebg. gnglaao fat fart geuuJ an Jtet&-
tbuu NIB Bs0Olleruug, ca mOge e6enio tacf
on gareGttgieit lstn, uu0 sS neros bauu
fIaitig psnug fiu, ale 8tfiereu}eu iuiIhsu
beittu gGutern beBulegeu. @bapltn 6raug
rtGt 0uf auuabme istue5 QHtragss.
BanFfcuimcnt IN eonruu.
QOnbUu, 3. Brat - 8te yCricntal.
gaut" bot ihre Yabluugsu aingefsqt Die
fCrtgeIggte 8srmtn6eruHg tbrer 6iiisquelz
len bnydl gutfFeburq BON Dep0Itteu uHo 6te
bteroug eutffebeuos gutuertbuug Der afHeu
7naru bte &uf1lt 3ur Suspenliou. Diau
glnp6t ridt, baB Der 8srluf isbr groB istu
piro.
Der gtrclf I'm haB Gpuapaebitt.
Barts, 2. Uiat-Gs oerlnutet, SnB Ii5
Truutreid srtotsH bat, bic oSuteruattoudls
&frttouii@e afQctattOn" auIuertauuau, IN,
ter Der 8stinguug, ba6 es ote erfe Gbaucs
lum Nstauf Der &s6ts uuo BrtBilegisu iauer
gfcciOttru Rrbdlt, iObaIO bic 2sBtsre gum
8ertaufe bsrett III.
Quubuu, 2. glat. - Die .Babttfsu.
Union" bat bic Regteruug eriu6t, ben eugs
lid brittihtu Bertrug utdlt ~ uuterIaitz
ueu, ugo Der ausldlieBli6eu goutrole elmer
stuBigsu Fattou Ibsr ote 96tfiiabrt auf Oem
GoBsO gu cppOutrsu.
6rantrsib unS Gbina.
Burts, g. Ulat. - Qomtral @ourbet,
8eiIhlsbaber Der fraua0tideu Etotte in ben
@emdfieTu OOH Goupttug, telsgrap6trt, er
babe 8OrtEbruugeu fir bsu Gmpfaug oas
6rn. BatsuOtre, 6es froul5fi5su @slQnbtsu
an China, getrofeu. @r mer6e Sru. Bate.
uotre bur6 cine itarFe GstOrte mad 6ue, Der
Sauptfaet ooH Guuum, beglstteu lafisn,
pobtn lener Ssamte fa nt4tigsr 9sihafts
balbsE beeebeu iOu.
BrCmtgrmtntiisr Germ CAB bsuts 4bsub
esm glorquts Eieug gu G4reu eiH A5i4ieb8'
Ranitt.
Bsttn, 2. Wui. - Gin BON 28. Qpril
6ottrtgs 8siret erusunt S5ut, Sing gbeu
On SttGe bes gtarquis 3ieHg gum 6tuelI-
i6eu 8eionbteu on SrauIreid. gtz6oug'
Boo, DIR @tian6te on 8sutitlaub, mtro
&htHa Uorldufg In Baris oertrgtsu.
Bnrts, .. gloi. - Bst'm 3uiammsns
trilt btr Rammeru mirb 8iCe,A0mtral Bsp
ron, bsr Warines unb 9OloutalmtHtiisr, stus
Siu untsrbrsitsu, melhs msitsre 4O,OOO 0OU
6r0uc8 fir bte ausgabsu OFr &OnBitHB'Srs
pe6ttiGH osrmintgt.
Die 6efft "a Dompelt
Som, 2. Stat. - groBe S4darsH De-
IrGer fr6msu in Reapd Buiammsu, nm ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-03
GneIauS unb Gabptcn.

Rbartum austbIicb mob Gcbtr. - Die Goufs.
rrnI. 49, Gin HnssbUt Der fsnptifdbtn Rt.
sisruus Guf Rs5uHa eeS @tueralS @prs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-30

Five hundred Of the girls were the
sisters OF $50 cadet5. Zach oBe had
come instinct with the family prid- IN
her wonderful soldier brother. Each
one told he other what wonderful
thing soldier brother was, and each
boz, Gagged mp for years and crazy to get
into the world. had made each other
osy pledge himself TO INTRODUCES bis sis
tiers TO hun. II was the work of one
hour for each cadet TO begin an ardent
Irritation with his chum's sister. The
xiris we're ready for it. because they he
lieved the chums were next TO their
brothers as the moss wonderful beings
in the world. There wxs moe asmos-
pherc. you mu.t confess. The vsrv air
was Raivsnie with the spirit Of firta
ton ft wxs contagious. The female
coui.s felt it. and the officers felt Is.
But ths officers were ignored. Cadets
were the fashion, and the saperfuoas
Qiris aRd widows simply went into a
spirited rivalry. each 20 posssss hers<lf
vt cadet. / must say ] never say
ANYTHING 90 bold as the way in which
this rivalry Vas carr cd on We had
nirtatioa for brcskfrst, dinner and
sappefs Il was encountered In the
p1ffufns NGfbu0a6< thfUs. tANnSs WOODS.
chapl rotds, behind buildings, be-
tween csnnons. and, la fact, We trip. d
and stumbled over IL everywhere. When
compsny went into q skirmishinR
movement they fred into couples hand
in hand behind trees, they ran over
other couples when the freworks were
les Of az marks their blaze reverted the
most Amazing sights IN the woodland
paths Ii y00 went TO look at q curios
Ity VOC were sure 10 come plump upon q
couple embracing or dreaming in each
osher's eyes. A clumsy or modest cadet
who wouldn't hug or kiss o girl, even
after she pIainly asked him to, va "a
booed, and the bold boys hsd rush OF
business that made them exceedingly
rade, which vas considered very do
sirable dsvslopmens Of character, and
made them ali TIE more popular. The
eiris we're manly oountry Grin. and
have always said that q ctr girl 10 q
pruds beside . village laas. They were
the kind that yoo notice 90 the railro ID
sextions all over she country, waiting 70
sss which viii b the 6rss 20 capture Z
strsnRs c0mmercsal traveller and invite
him 70 call on ner befoce che knows IN
names-clsrs 1su.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-30

EsExcz wAa xxAsuars

FRENCH vAR MEAsraIA-
PARrs. Aug. &-Tventy. ave hundred
troops have been placed 10 readiness 10
proceed - ronquIn il required.
Admiral Peyr n, Minister of Marine.
has teleRrsphed Admiral Coarbet that
var Supplies for the French forces can
he obtained at the arseusl of SAIGON.
French Cochin China.
The operations against Lapcoon have
been suspended on account of intense
heat Gen. NeRrier will retire to Bse-
ninh.
1t is stated that the Delta is in no dan.
ger.
Gen. Millot teleersphs from Touquin
that he lost four men while repulsius
pirates and black flags who pillaged the
villages along the Red r yer aad massa-
cred the inhn bitants. The French gar.
risons at Sontay and Hong Hoa, with
the aid of the gunboats, Millot states,
succeeded IN driving them into the
mountains.
FoREreSERs QUARrEs OF roo CHOW
LOOTED.
LONDON, Aug. ga TIyses' Foo Chow
dispatch dated O'Clock list night says:
Since the French descended the river
the Chinese have looted aud burned the
foreigners quarter of tie city. Much
dissatisfaction is expressed at the 40
ton of she French in bombardins the
city without landing troops for the pro-
lection Of foreigners. Ii is reported
that Germany has protested against this
action. The Chinese complain that
English pilots guided the French fleet
I'm M h..
ting breach of the neutrality laws.
THE SITUATION AT SHANGHAI.
SHANGHAI, Aug. 29.-The European
residents Of Shanghai remain unmolest.
ed. Many Chinese, however, have be-
come alarmed and are leaving the city
and the foreign settlement. The chief
magistrate and the consuls have issued
plac8rds urging the natives to remain,
az the French have no present intention
of attacking Shanghai or Woo Sang.
The Chinese authorities have received
an important telegram from Pekin, the
purport OF which Is not precisely known.
Reports, however, are that China Is
DESTROYS of coming to an agreement
With France. The Viceroy of Canton
has ordered all Frenohmen TO leave his
province Immediately.
MOVEMENTS OF THE FRENCH FLEET.
The French feet destroyed the re-
naming works at the Kin Pal channel,
and are believed to have left the Min
river today; but their destination re-
mains uncertain. Ii seems probable
that they will come to Shanghai.
A Foo Chow dispatch explains that
the foreigners quarter looted by the
Chinese since the French descended the
river Is the one near the arsenal.
CHINESE PREPARING TO INVADE roSourN.
PARIS, Aug. 29.-General Millot, som.
mander of the French force IN Ton
gu n, telegraphs that the Chinese ar.
preparing to invade Tonqnin. He
awaits their advance with confidence.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-30

"What time does the 10 o'clock train
go p asked a women with dozen bun
dies who hurried into the Grand Cen
trail depot this morning. The 10
o'clock train goes at $780," said the
ticket ageus with bis blsndest smile.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-30

A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL
n hsusswork In . small family mus
- good coox permsaenf empaoymsnt
ssssss. lS1sS. sHsis. - go IL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-30
RIBBONS FROM THE CLAYTON STOCK.
HOSIERY.

The Clayton Bros stock Of Hosiery determined to close
out this week occupies the valuable in our store
We divide the price of every Hose center table last
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-30

VIII this week not emily be duplicated but I'm
every instance the prices of last week will be
cut i'm two.
Let every lady and gentleman In Seattle
and the surrounding country, In their own In
terest, note the amazing figures given below,
and which are merely drops in the great ocean
Of bargains to be found in every department,
and COME tomorrow and buy:
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HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT..

From the Clayton stock must be closed this week following
price list tells the tale
ladies imitation hem stitched Handkerchief all fast coors
cents each last week IL liz aud Is cents
Ladies' fancy Handkerchief last week. Is Csc This week 10
aides fancy Handkerchief last week25 This week I3
Ladies' fancy Handkerchief last week. S5 This
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FOUND y.

an COMMERCIAL STREET, A
~ bunch of five keys. Owner call at
this Office, rs
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For Rent.

THE WELLER HOUSE AND FURNI-
i ture. Long lease.
Apply at the above Ho.el, New Tacoms.
W. r. Au3i2
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For Sale.

A BOILER AND AN ENGINE. ex30,
N with com lete machinery for grist
mill of two run Of burn.
J. Y. BUZpY,
apis DIV Corner Thin. and Union sts
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IRL TO DO LIGHT HoUsEwoRK.
NJ Cal ~ room No. =. Yesler-Lesry
block. Aud
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Furnished Rooms

ITO LET. for ladies' or gentlemen. No
L GIL second street frst door above
James. 1913
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PACIFIC COAST.


San Francisco, August 29.-The death
OF =. II. Collins, proprietor OF the we'll
known f" Collins Saloon" In announced
this mcrnis9 from drspsy. de came
here 10 1852, Vas aged S.. and leaves q
forsu 20 estimated At half million. De
leaves q wife, bat no children. James
whselan, his partner, will continue the
business.
wuraed ae Sea
A dispatch 20 the Merchants En-
change reports the burning OF She ship
Earl OF Braconsfeld at sea. She Was
bsuud from Glasgow 10 San Francisco.
rue crew made its way to Vaipar Aiso 10
the boats.
s.,s Ax.,sss Psrslaaa nanases..
San FRAxcrsco, Aua. - --Siguor De
Divs, the opsratic msnseer. has en-
tered SUIT against q. w. Oornrllas 4 Z.
w. St-chh an, m 'naaers OF the Port
lind Theste-, Portland. foe x2t9 10.
rne suit arises m connect on with an
acresmsnt made with tie parties 10
srnd an operate party 70 Oregon
daring the EAST season.
Msnisg stocks.
SAN FRAxcrsc.. Ana. o. Alta 2lb.
Alpan l.ess. Buich~r 9oc, q q bclcoer
2 Is B,dis Con ~. Baliion 600. Chol-
lar IS. Con. Virginia go, Crown Point
i 20. Gould a Curry AS. Hale d Nor
ocss sAA Il, x,can L7u. Mono 6Oc.
Ouhir Is. Posnsi l.7S, Savage ! 20, Sier-
p Nevada g.. Union Con l-S5. Utah
/. 10. Yellow Jacket, LES. California iSs,
Mount Diabio 2i6.
shipping InseiliEesce.
s.S FRAxcrsoo, August 9.-Sailed-
Steamer Empire, for vlctoria, ETC.; ship
Sam.tra. for Pors Townsend.
Posr Discovery, Acg. STARVED
ashooncr Geo. G. Pesksns.
Sailed-BArk Mary Glover.
A Ksnsocky farmer announced Just
before his death thss he bad saved and
hidden seven Jugs OF gold for his seven
ehlldreu. sssn ina containing tlou
h. Al the last moment attempted %
seli where the money vAs 20 D found,
huf expired before h eoald impart the
snforu,.s,on. Smoe thai time vieur-
ous sparch has b<en nsinfatnsds ous %
far only two u the jngs. ~acn oas en-
tainina the soscids6 amount Of mones,
nave b~en fount--One ~ ~ smoks
- - eehse II - senbiA
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of a.
Notice TO Credltors. &

A LII PARTIES INDEBTED TO Us
"A are quesfed 70 come and settle In
full on or before sept ID. 10 save trouble
AMI ! W.T.. PLLMAN z co.
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LADIES' KNIT UNDERWEAR.
GENTS KNIT UNDERWEAR AND WHITE
SHIRTS.

The boxes of these goods all destroyed the night Of the
fire. consequently they worth than cents on the g.
White nnlaundried Shirts Formerly so now so eents
White aundried Shirts solsd formerly 90 now so cents
White laundried Shirts solel formerly rs now IS cent?
Coored aunded Shirts sod formerly. 90 now 50 csns
Coored laundred Shirts sod, so now 75 cent?
Gents knit Undershr soled formerly 90 now rs cent.
Gents knit Undershts soled rs now so osuts
Gents knit Undershirts, perfect formerly. 90 now ST.
Gents Drawers rs above.
We also have large assortment of Nekwsar which
will be sold ut % 81 Of first cost
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Actors Faadl.

49,. 49, ieax. Aug. 2S-At the annual
49, e OF the Actor Fond Trustees
p, -. Henderson resigned she Vice
sssssncy and Harry Edwards the
$780, A. M. Palmer Was
~ sice President. Four hundred
du,,.aso tsy-hine persons were relieved
MIA 3. NE year, aud "a funerals were
The membership is now $50.
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situation Wanted.

As aMRERMAD IN A HOTEL
~ or private family. Address MISS A
CUNNlNGHAM. at New England - otel
Apply imm diately. as
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LoursvrrxE. Aug. 29.-The meeting
Of Prohibstionisss 70 nominate STATE
electors and ratify she nomination o.
81. JOAN vaa slimly attended. 0enefsl
Green Clay Smith called the messing e
order and Submitted . prohiotsion g
dress - she people Of hsut0ckys clS@-
iuq shst tbs ProhIo1tton party ~ -
- lookfn9 - - tntossoas - - Weexr
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TTII--
ssss.soss Aug. &.-The steamer Rose
hssssssa o. the Boston 4 Hineham
Rosscs Company, plying betvet n
ksn Downer Landing and Hing
a. - 49, sunk In the harbor this even
s6s.s ssn sleht of the wharf from
ksshe. &c sailed 1t 5;l5 .. m. The
Cspss;. 1ss full Of sailing crafts aud
w 49, Ingram saye he was feeling his
W., tue boats TO get into clear
aat was Just rounding the stern
~ f~ schooner when be deserted
4 a.. eFciai Company's tug, Wesley
ouos ~ : very powerful boas, bearing
Nseon him. There was no time,
q. eayss to even blow the wbia
re propeller was upon him.
~ stxuck ons foot alan