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ANTox Frsurr.
SueHHlcsI Ify Clean'ng rstaii'shn.n.
No go q street northwest
JHil.i1 YEARS EXPFkIESCv
Iscfes- 81 ti G'E Eteifen' Garments,
Flush Cleaas. CRAZE Vols Izces s;ov.s 81, S ~
1ectly cleaned ty this SuI~rlOr PRO. ess ~ '''
LADltS ESENlN1 bhESSES A SPECIALITY
GsntieIues Clothes CLEANED by thi, rrr.s. ILL
lose thsig saIS. lr,as- s,.r-
~ 49," y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ No. I-SpeciaIsesson TOMORROW (Friday)
ESENlN6 At seven Cd o'clock. for insta ation OF oi
GERS. John II SEIFFEkT
1t Rac Ccriha
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NAVAL ORpEKs.-Ensgn s. s. Wood, ordered to
the experimental battery at Annapolis; P. A. Engi-
neer GeorgeP Lumsden, to the Wyandotte; Passed
assistant Surgeon K G. Persons, detached from the
Wyandotte and placed on waiting orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-10

PRESIDENTIAL ExCUHsIoN.-The President gave
an excursion party down tie river this afternoon
TO an invited party, among whom were several
members OF the Cabinet and other prominent off,
cials The Despatch left the navy yard at three
O'clock, and viii return about eleven
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kCCHON. COKCORAN BUILDING
ce Fll.SI CLASS HAIR DhLSsEl FROM PARA
lEFe, iatents qni flSv 3Irda.s lTuui I-xLOslISu,
fsIis. Lyons aud IIenns
SsltifSC-I.tg Importer -
H. hAS HAlk AND FiNF HAIR WORK
iSefe tte HAIR Cutting and Hair Dressing
IN y S's aha silll-I a,s L..nne.
f'ss IL LFie- '-AA0s
c. 3d. IiElE NIH SIEEEI NnKrIWESr
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Washington News and Gossip
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal rev,
nue., S2S3, ,S72 IS; customs $4s5, ,O325l.

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senator sabin, Representatives Jenords,
Spoener, and Raymond, Col Richardson. president
OF the New Orleans exposition, and Gen. Neigs and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-10

The PRESIDENT is undecided about taking up his
residence at the Soldiers Home for the remainder
OF the summer. He is now contemplating trip
ana stay at some summer resort, but has not
made up his mind as TO direction and destination
II ne remains in Washington week or two longer
Without making start he viii move out to his cot
taSe at Soldiers Home
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CONFIDENT OF THE ELECTION OF BLAINE AND
LoGAE.-Hon VIM. Walter Phelps, of New jersey,
expresses entire confidence In the election of Blaine
and Logan: He says the party has no work to do
IN the north except in New York, New Jersey and
connecticut, as he counts confidently upon the
electoral votes OF all the other northern states He
also az says the republicans expect 10 "pick up" one
Or two southern states
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THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.-THE WEEKLY
STAR Will be sent postpaid TO any address in the
United States or canada until after the presidential
election for fifty cents. 1t is large eight-page
paper OF n1ty-sx columns OF Interesting reading
mdtter-poIitcal, miscellaneous, personal, news
ahu gossip, etc. Send Ior a sample copy.
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4 SERIES OF EXCURSIONS
IA Will be given by the
SATURDAY EVENING CLUB
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
Commencing JUNE :.
The entertainments Will consist Of DANCING Vocal
Muse Eecitations &c.
The Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave her
wharf at :3C p. returning at II p. IN
Ladies' COnpiimented Ge,,tlensns Ticket, 20 cents
To be had of the committee s.s. :t re Soa: je20
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CHICAGO. June lQ-Wh1le Mr.. Mansur was speak
Ing the following telegram from San Francisco was
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

q & - - -. p .l FL. - .l n a
- :. ia PA ~ s. i. $1,000
}. - 49, =. - ~ - - :.
-
BzED nnyum - - 10y
- gk<fr eznuH - 60 = H0c51no|
&rSpGrxE<o4 ~ - Entcn baGlr
- moo4 I'm. 81 IL rU wr<e
|fher& - - poo 5ungl1 GnHe ~
14efx nd z911sup9 foE Ho1<ys ~
wf<h : Wild trumpsfin4. ebanconsd
IL fghx aed belsed 1n1o - enclos-
are. Ia berIie1 weEe q1ickiI
erectsd 1s1ind -. 80 NY wsxs
pFlscner1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27


The miners have gone into winter
quarters 1t Juneau. and everything ID
very dull there, the only work going
on being the bnilding Of the 100
stamp quartz mill on Douglas Island,
which ID progressing - far - the
weather win permit Mr.. George Pilz
succeeded In getting another, victim;
this time Il IL Mr.. Lillian when be led
70 believe that he had some valuable
mining property st Juneau. He sold
70 Mr.. Lillian some so locations, and
Mr.. Lillian arrived here on the steam
er with five-stamp mill, only to find
that he had been swindled By this
blk Pilz. who does not own sny of
the property he sold and decided TO
Lillian.
There are about 80 miners fitting
out for the Yukon, for which point
they intend to start in early spring.
In Sitka there is great deal Of dis.
satisfaction expressed at the way the
Judge deals out law. They say his
principal business IL looking after
marble and quartz mines. He has
succeeded with several and IL trying
very hard ito get inr on some more.
There Is . petition IN circulation
here, which IL being quite extensively
signed for his removal. The way the
law has been administered at Sitka
since the establishment Of the civil
government Is q perfect farce and too
much like boys PLAY. Alaska re-
quires - it, judge man of some ex.
perience and q good lawyer and not
Q boy.
Mr.. Bready. the Commissioner at
Sitka, has not been in his Office since
his appointment, and the Governor
and Commissioner at Fort Wrangle
are both out Of the Territory and have
gone TO Washington to look after
some Fat Jobs under the new admins.
tration.
The Indians on Kan Island got
drunk on . drink called koolynahoo
which they make out Of molasses,
and had o fight and killed Q woman.
This happened about 1--we weeks ago,
and up 20 the present time there has
been no action taken In the matter.
Criminals were looked after much
closer when the navy had charge oil
the Territory.
The weather has been clear and
cold for the last three weeks, with
strong gales from the northeast. Or
cgcnian.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

NAsnow EscArR rnon DxArn.-WhiIs
Mr.. j. Trainer and youne lady were
pasnina along Michigan street., James
Bay, between 10 and II last night, they
wsrs startled bv q sudden dash Of light,
and inmsdiaksiy cav flames issuine
iron ~ hooss Of z. BFophy. . harness
maker. near hat Of Mr.. Dunsmuir'e.
kushtnR ossr 10 the house Mr.. Trainer
tried % ezset q entrance by che door,
but found that : bsd vas placed aaainss
e. Breakine : windov. smoke burss
from the room. almoet suf3ooatinQ him.
Getting inside, kowsvsr, b heard cries
fr0u ths childFsu, Who had evidently
Inc 70 them he carried then 70 the out
Cd n The meantime, and Ne back door
opsnsd. Bruphy and bio wife wsrs "
Ing In another bid h Q beas1iy state Of
drunkenness. and 10 vas with difieulty
that tbey sould b Got out Of the house.
1'his soeompliehed. however. the vomau
started singing SONG, and telling The
spectators THAI IL vas her hushand's
fault. Efforts had besn made 20 sxtin-
guish the dsmsa. which we're burning
dsrcely q The side Of the house, and the
uFt N84 U04&l4 Vuk ou& Win U8xk1 OF
water. The Are vas caused By q burn
ing lamp bsina placed next 20 ths wall
paper, and thus iRnising u, burned
throoeh the sids. and luckily burs4 oct
inst - Mr. Trainer vAs paaninR. when
brought ous the childrsn csnld noe
spsak. and had they and thar parents
bsen under the influence Of the denss
smoke for ave minutes longer the con-
sequences must eersainly have been
fatal Thoas Who we're present describe
the interior Of the house q moss
vrstcAed; the fsw tea things still re-
manned On Q little tsble, while man and
wife we're lying across the bed In Q stu
por With thsir clothes skill on The
children we're taken 20 Q nciohhor's
house. whers the poor little creatures.
four OF i've yesrs old. were taken care
Of. TIE polics wess then comznunica.
ted with. and Brophy and hin wife takcn
10 the jail foe sAfs Keeping. Neathsr
seemed % realixs tneir terrible position.
for certainly hsd The IRE gained little
more hesdvay they mnst have psrished
IN snake and flames.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

JOHN c. SUNDBERc. n. ..
once, ysslss-Leary Block, Recon- 2
Hours, from to II .. m. and to 8 y. m.
Residence, No. ~ Front street, between
Union and Pike, Seattle, w. +.
SIspeefal attention given - dis
eases Of the Eye and kars sells
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

Never w~s snsh rush made Tor any
Drug Stors az h nov q A. b. SsewsrSs
fof q Trial Bottle % DR.. Kings New
Dssccssry for Consumpsiou- Coaoha ana
Coda All persons a6ectsd vixh
Asthma bronehitis. Hoarssnen Severe
Cooeha. er any A4scsicu Of fhs threat
90 LaneA ean 81 q Trial Bottle Of this
ersat remedy FREE. By ealing a. the
above DRUG Stors. Regular sixe tI00.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

- essdisSrs hsxine very kisdiy given
- - opf3gn q dlsgosing q my eooos
tnstend Of the Sheriff, and prcfsrf1nE
3 20 e myseIf, ! proposes 70 oioss Gus
M eutirs stock of watches, ciocks sn1
js1slry - isss than 5ebbinR prices Tor
- nsxs sixty dzys- Call and satisfy
yourselves that such h The ea1s. vhcshsf
VOC bay o. not Respectfuliy,
Il. II NcI4AuozxxN fIAtfls Mscls the
gsweisr. gl2 Front street. oc2l-u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

ON THE 5rH DAY or JANUARY.
of the stockho3deFs q fhe Washingtou
Coal Niaipg Company, q their once IN
the city q seasfle. ". r.. for tbs election
cf Directors and the transaction Of such
other busfnes - h provoked for In tho
bylaws Of tho Company,
Seattle. DEC. II. 1854. deIs Il
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27
Notice ~ Creditors.

Tn TIE DISTRICT COURT. HOLDING
1 terms q Seattle. in King county, Wasning-
ton Territory.
No. l217-Ch&rlss n Brewster and Susie +.
Brewster. partners, doing businoes uscer the
6rm pane Of Charles r. Brewster & Co. ana
@. b. Brewster and Susie T. Brewster, fndt-
vidually. insolvenss. Vs. shefr Creditors.
Territory Of Washington, King county, "a.
Pursuant 10 an order Of the Honorable
Roger 9. Greene Judge Of the above entitled
Court. notice IL hereby Civ 70 ali creditors
Of the sbore named fnsoivents, Chas. 3. Brew.
ster & o., to be and appear before the raid
Judge, e. Seattle. In King county. Wash.
Terry, within 30 days from the date Of publ
csx1on Of this notice. toxit. on Monday the 5tk
dag o, January. A D. 1855. At II o'clock =. m
Of that day, then and there 10 show csase. Il
apy they can. Why the prayer Of the said In
solvent should not be granted. en- assign
ment Of his estate made. and he discharged
from his debts and liabilities. pursuxns to
the statute In such case made end prsyided
And In tbs meantime Il proceedings against
said insolvent are 10 Be Stayed
-, Witness my ksnd and the seal OF
SEAL. said Court, this LIST day Of Decen-
49, Der, A. ID. 1854.
JAMES sEAvEY, Clerk.
Byy1Nks p. Ludlow. Deputy. des
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27
UNION LIVERY STABLE

THE BEST SADDLE HOR SEES,
/ finest carriages, hacks and buggies.
to hire at any and eli times. ~ most rea-
sonahle rates
Horses bearded By the day. week or
month, and the best care guaranteed.
PHILLIPS q SEARS
Proprietoes, Commercial street. opposite
The Arlington. aus
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eenrxrex sTKannmfr ElEE.

Ranuine between Liverpool and Qusbec,
fhenss by rail 10 all points In United
0fsses. Sad frurn Liverpool every Tburs
1ay, calling 81 BeIfass. and from onsbce
every saturday. Steamers are large and
fsst. and nteeraee scoommodat5an ueex-
esllsd By any other line. while The voyAee
& 800 niles shorter thnn W. New York.
Tires days Of Il IN the smoofh vatsrs Of
~ Calf ana Kxser 81. Lawrence. famed
for bsantiful. psetnreequs SCENERY. steer-
- and prepaid certificates nold ~ Ics-
81 rates. kiso, drafts on Europe. and
bank remitxancss 10 any r. U. address
A. chllberr d Co, General Agents for
o. Nce>husel- Bsaxtie, W. 4. ns2
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49,. :-'.. -. ..-r-~~
= m1oxEss1 - -
sD $50
- ovusy &cEzGxB wuE0 e 4p
ekonoa - - 6H11H .. -
-. IN en1iG1D -. 1917 - -
80 - 1.n~ ~ &c = - -
~ e exhlhf1fnn ineu sssw Nlz1a1se
- f1zInuE
T7m Px1no RnxlnEnn nrueR kkNsake
= Cle6k, 49, -
Groun1 Ps1n : Fsne 6sa9 assf1
Go. Vn1w - -
1n1s4 - -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

Cnristnas end Nss Tears Hsss in al
ne lA.sse sbapss snd eolorA. tuaf rsosiv-
% end Tor - - ChaA 0ofdneafnhs. ~
leading Hafese. Frons sfrssk Ysaisr-
Lsazy Dlsek. n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

ne rslls th.t wes advertised 10 take
placs 70 day Thursday - Yseler's
ball Tor the cabinet grand HAliet 4
Davis plano, h poseponed until Nes
Year NIGHT. on account Of those Who,
having spoken for tickets, neglected 10
take 40 ihe same. Those Who desire
tickets had better secure than at CAGE.
Piano On exhibition af Mr.. W. A..
Hmifh's music ssors. Front q. dee5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27
DR. c. l. MILLER, SR.
los ChsFry strsst. ssstils. v r.
P.o. box a.
Special, Private and Chronic
Skin Diseases Cured.

Seminal Weakusss and all neE.
veus dissrders caused ~ excuses.
pesisively cured, the fnssaI1-
Dsn9 PLAN
: send fer pz1nseS questions.
IN o. 4. MIk1KD,S remarka-
bic success In he curing 81 al
Chronic Diseases - well known.
HIS success II due 20 hfs - year,
experience and observations In
his practice.
n No nore patients taken On
8 Our Doyss Farm = until the i Sch
day Of March wnea six new este
sages W II Be nnfshed. However,
& can acesmmsdase ems more pa
sient tmaIel with q nicely faxnksh-
- roon and ala oae comforts, nc
NJ residence. los CHERRY stree,
free Of charge.
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II ID - N q

WI leave Seattle On s1ndAyx e a Il
for Seh0me and intermediate p1F<k b
turning, leaves Seh0zne "a 1E41i&|
afternoon. and arrives Ct Saa<l1e =
Tuesday, carrying pxssenfery y - ~
for K1fxy Cenes and foiG1e - -
Cents per ton
Regular time and c<zk ciass ooc1um
dArions for both pasenEurs and lx15rk
@. 81. PRESCOTT. Al New Tu611A
a.. sTnRES 3 s. - 4 p.v,.-.1
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STEAMER TRAVEL, ETU.


n STEAMER GAzELLE
win leave Seattle on sus-
S $1,000 ~ ocaock touching Ct Utsalady.
Lng On Iues4zy4 From Seattle Ia s<ils-
kaAmlsn on fhursdays. until further NJ
-. sooD.ng 70 all points on the ronte-
- He1gnf q paesa9e apply on board
or 70 Ceprxin David 6{lmore.
oel0 H OINWy Mantc-
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UznuRSnon I'm Exsr. Charles Gold
- - l,sdlse aassss: ssesl ,. d, :. 81
d. nd npnts' Renuine 6oalakin Gays
u s1pestof quality and dnish. No nicsr
present foe Chxtgtmas than oue of thoes
hne eaps. Yssles- ilsasy block. Front a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

Tn 0xxArxsT BAnaArxs TIKI Osrxxxp,
~ ~ Berlin Cloak and Suit House, ell
Frcus gnrcck we are dsterrsined 70
e1nnx ~ ou<<ee stock Of ciosks and
rhi1 - aDou - possible, wc have thers-
fo6o nnoS1od or goods down from p 10
s. - 1cuk This h no kumbue. bat
ell nn6 oonviuns yoursclvse. SIX sir
e1I1m ~ 1s1msned and quilted lining,
co1y ga II HAnxxs 4 Co. d7 Ina
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

Rxpuc<Iox n PxscR OF MECHANICAL
DnExurnS.--Having rented the lsbora-
tory Of DE-. OAse. Roem Z. Yesler-I easy
building, an prepared - furnish ne
vsyy besf sets a teeth On vuiokniss. ~
folicvs; Full upper or loser seex els.
All ether mechanical uoxk ~ same
ratio. 0asisfnctsou guaranteed.
nov az a. q. HcHuxxM.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

Holman Goors. -kesidsnts OF Seattle
and visitors 10 The city are tnvited 10
call and tnspecs the elegant stock of
holiday goods loss received a a. b.
DIouaT1ss, eouGn<irg a. . hundred
hAndDpDs and uaefui tollet se&s and
o1hsr articles n ssexy sesis and de.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

DAINIER LODGE, No. ISIS MEETS
Nv In Odd FelIows' Hall flrst and third
Saturdays Of each month.
je34 LIN. ROBBINS Dictator.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

Gold, silver, aluminium and rubber
are employed By DIR. kiihourre. e3H
Bruut sfress IN making artificial dsn-
tnrsa Cola for partial ssss and alumi-
NUM- for full seta prove The most satis-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

Bora and eiFls' Fur caps IN sndlem
variety, also nobby childrenfs goods IN
velvet and cloth. expressly imported for
Ne holidays, for ale ~ lowest prices.
- ohak 0oldstsin's. The leading hats<r.
Front oerosk, Yseler- Ieaxy block. a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

WILL ron SUFFER- with Dyspsp.
sIa and IAver Conplaintf shiioh's
vitAlizss h guaranteed % care yon.
Bald bv A. b. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

sHILOH's COUGH and consump.
rfon Curs = oold By ~ % . guarantees
Il cures Consumpaion- Sold b A. b
etswart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

6arAh's Delight. Q positive cure for
seminal weakness and impotence. For
sale BY A. b. srEwkxr. deis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

ST. GEORGES sEHeuolEnT socIETI
or SEATTLE,
WILL HOLD REGULAR MEET
wv ingB IN roam 6 YesIer-Leary b0lld-
ing, On the arst and third Saturdays 0f
no3p W.xWTLLIAMa. Presx
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NOTICE Is HERRBY GIVEN THAT
=. y ,s %nsSn, aSo rom A. TaS n y !;
warner & Co. All money due tho late
frm. and all debtso the arm, win be paid
only 70 or By J. r. Warner. who win con-
tinue the business alone.
THOS. II. stage,
J. y. WARNER.
Seattle. Dec. - 1854. den 8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

COR A TKRM or THREE WARS. Is
= acrea known - "Phinneyie Hon
Ranch. with teolS hop pres. hop house.
KILN. and AL complete. situated two ara 4
half miies from Post Building. From 8
acres Ne took go eoxes hops lover 8 tous3
this year: One good year out q three 3
-efAke.s Here 10 . fortune 10 any ere
With small capital Apply 70 q. c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

THE srKAMKR
II ID - HI u

WIN leave Tscona for Nsw Wu1rlzn
every wednesday q ! = n: kon ~.
lie same date ~ midnight; Iosge ~
Townsend Thursday a. 3 q u. n6lra.
fnx win leave New WesfMsn1aoe ~ II
coma via San Juan IslaudA ever ~
day 81 Q q M. arriving - Iaccna -
dAI.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

Fer lame back, side or chess. are Sal
Ioh's porus Plaster. Prics 3 cenfA
Sold oy A. -. H3evarx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

THAT HACKING COUGH San Be- 70
quickly cured by 6hilch's Cars. We
guarantee L. soid by A. b Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

r. n. CHURCHILL. -. p.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
IL Sturgeon formerly house surgeon
cian-in-chnrxe Chicago Domestic Lying
IN Hospital Once, 6l34 Front s<. my1
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f'or Reports were ufUuk1t IN ~ IN
early hour In the morning that the
elephants were moving and would be
certain to cross the Deduruyoa river
during the forenoon. But they did
not. just 81 nightfall. Tuesday,
some Of the elephants that had 81
ready crossed 10 the krasl side OF the
river came down 70 the stream. bath
ed, drank, disported themselves fer
awhile and then went back into the
Jungle. Soon after "a old COW ele-
phant with young one following
her, came out OF the thicket on the
other side. marched down into the
river, drank. and passed over. Then
At short intervals. two or three at .
time. The other elephants followed. II
was . pretty sight 20 see the huge
beasts after their many days OF anxi-
ETY.. WEAKNESS, fright, and deprivs-
tion OF water--the elephants greatest
lnxury--enjoying themselves In the
cooling stream. They rolled. val
lowed. threw great spouts Of water
high in the air from their great
trunks. splashed each other a. IL In
play. and finaliy slowly moved their
pondsrons fortns across 20 the 9th.
er side Of the river-that upon which
we lay awaiting them The peaceful
calm that lay 50 sreAcherously upon
the country before them dou6tlessly
lulled them 10 . delusiye hope that
they had a. length made their escape
frosn the harassing psndemoninu BE-
hind them. Poor brutes. they were
quietly walking into captivity. No
sooner were they safely across than
their tormcntors were after them.
cutting OF their line OF retreat and
hurrying them along over the half
mile stu between them and the
kfAal.
AZ dayhreak on Wednesday morn
inc Europeans and natives Joined In
the final drive In. As the elephants
reared the krxal. huge wood fires
were lighted behind them 70 frighsen
them from breaking back when they |
caught sight Of the stocksde. They
did attempt 10 charge 10 the rear
when they sav The marrow lines Of ]
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27
NOTCH.

A IL PARTIES KNOWING THEM
"A selves indebted TO the undsrnigncd
ore requested . cemo forward and sekxle.
e al eocounts must Be- squared M b.
Decelnoer 9. 1854. ID. X. HOWARD.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25
MADAME SCALcRI SIZES MR. ARBEY

CLAIMING THAT 81 $50 Is DUR HTR FOR SALARY.
Mr.. Abbey was served yesterday with sum-
mons in suit brought IN the Superior Court by SOFIA
soalohi FOR 81 $50 balance OF salary due The last
matinee OF the season at the Metropolitan Opera House
had to be given up on account OF Madame scalchfsre
fusa to sing the principal psr lie Prophetic on the
plea that she had JUST finished a hearty meal In
consequence Madame Scalch's was dropped from
the programme Of Mr. Ahbevs hencht and the 5000 she
had contributed ARTISTS testimonial was re urned
t. her SIR Abbey II appears that the balance OF
the salary due her, amounting 10 SlSSO. was WtDeld
Her counsel are Stcrne 4 ThOmpsOn.
Madame Scalchfs contract s dated October %,
1sS3. she agreed to sing Tor six months az
any time thar she should be announced. not
80 exceed three tunes week aud no TWO days
IN succession She 10 he paid semmOnthy, AMI II is
hat her salary 5000 per month II was also
stipulated that the fares ~ herself and maid from Newly *
% London Milan should be paid at the end OF me
April 10, according to Ma lame Scac NJ Mt
Abbey her from the Hotel Lafayette, PHI adel
pha thar he had arranged for her passage by the Cy OF
Chester Liverpool Saturday April 26 and tnat she
could have the tickets on application to Marcus meyer
She Mr. Meyer who replied that he had no tcAets
for her aud MrAbbey declined 20 pay any expenses rom
Liverpool tO Milan. This claim viii furnish the grOuhos
Il her