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EOOk, LAlNDRE-S. or llOUSEWORN.--
y Ny ptnah rlHof fnWtn nf rify nf county
neat aHf tii iuni children nor afad N w1ih snh
Cr.k an client latndfess can 10 li1 othtFei near
llih.st, up stairs
COOK -Nv n respectable womnn "a r. trst-
l. ,lsss raoE knsws ihs business h al ts braaehesi
cooha al spft 81 sabr li3 YES 1851"
AtNDflEss. Sly ~ -rl1sa launhtasa hy
d,y uf ufpt uHisslanda a hHuss cleaning nt uaiii
iast Tfs 20 peg CO.," hFe Nf t' w'hlh % n'nn tlunifa
AtfNnREss iiy respectable woman ns "A
. Ftsitiaaa iaHHdfass bHnus hr hnspras Boz ~ 80
hi4Hoa tulaNH- rNhna shh hhins hssi p references
AHht.sa ill WaaI 10 h.ti
"a ARlllNN,=A hfai-rihas rnlugrd lnuudrrsa,
W wth unsurpassed apiluss sni saii fppfvA Rtaa
a speiaHY Aiif.sa
NAM e. HnnDus laa wss i1i, 81
XOrNG GERMAN GIRL wants place where
ehn Nh he Generally safai 90 lof upsIslfs eafk 10
und OF tafvH, AAd particularly sants hsau tat sis
serp t} uf tuuaiY lespeoals s tur modes 40 W.ssa
80 stA-sIss apst~irA
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PROPOSALS FOR POST OFFICE ENVE-
LOPES
Giluat1ns uOdu.e0-- females.

4 THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
"A. ASSOCIATIONS.
chartered b. the state 1f Vow York
" Il 'saretary a. kG ELL5GG 5,' ,..1Ta,,
ONCE l.3i- broadway nsar stih,t
Briuch. "a Il .tIs... near 3d-ive
r,,..I,, 100 ard 81 curt L near iff hall
"a. kuIon - mean in'srpl,aye
one fee entities gafon. f0 tlf irv 'ge oi a ihe' hssa
Te refe euces N the io oWnt W tss have been In
Advertisers can be- our once.
COOK Ali pr,lIe Uoaans-lou.e No.a o.. l,3li Brood
c1oE-rutca.a puv,t- nmly cty or country. No.
cuot ,vn 'FV--i-t wA=tr-Fscsrent family cook No
,DoE .os tAr vuuFse. -liami cols am excellent
I,uaIr.aa ID 30 %. 0ldHRr
LATNu. Es--piHir-. ant histcassi private family
bd. Zee Thoroughly So rs at iir nr'iiwav
NIp ran 400 infs ny rrvn thHurn neft and respect
bgsae'. po,'ushly ~ a. llii Broadway -
lsnd.t ea at 1917 nnatHar 5000.
.i H7i.-InHHsh Protestant Wiania 10 ! .. ut l1T
Broadway
NiHa H. CAMpHELl,4 foreign and ~.
~ meet. psH in1 .ana.a rHrtnNh SIR nrnrAu.
p7 Nasi tist nff4Hs lstpH'.Has "a allies Hli ~ a.
tiul.1 nHN th's uHNa
Iuuk hnHWrdiHh sid AZ hmt7raaa cook
y i' taai 4tih it pias'ni rmuinfrs
(Wuk AND I.AtA DREsa.-ln pflt hir lam
= nv ~ alaid A. ~ ht pa lff alnHs iaA 1inshs
30 ,atds l4i y est ip,u Of, iur ha'' 90 tho iea',
NOOk .-Hy "a cnmprtrut aud reliable young
y Human tA4IIIElf experienced 90 al Ahl7 p' tuoHiNf
.utf u .fI U IrilIrl hY thr f.aA uIaIH unn1ttp
uoEabls ety reieIeauea 55I Wssg A5a a., Wv asog'
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CHARMS

AMIN >
- CITY, RIVER AND HAnBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
ONCE Pier L. y r., foot Of Cortlandt-st.
ConsTnments of freight forwarded directed any part
u the world
UNEOCALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery Of al kinds OF freight and
thandise % any part Of the city
SEA AND HAHBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTERAGF
Freight o. overy description promptly ghtered any point
In the harb0r az reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAP
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
steamers JOHN II srARlN ana FRAsrUs CORNING
Tor NE"HAVEN. leave Pior L. y r. foot Of Cortla9dt a.
a. p m daily. Saturdays orceptcdl
Freight for points -. l. q " n r receivod NJ pa, 10
For Newinveu AMI points Fast. NJ pier ~
CENTRAL sHlPYARD. Conimunipaw n J-Drv rocr.
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appeftaniug u the
construction AMI repair Of vessels
Branch ONCE 7thaye, cor i2dst daily nnin 0pm
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We u-FtIs lOr.. -I. u.I oUeuei ruu-c ste.v
thereafter
BLANK 0.ul -rnCIeII g. and rad informant OF
can Dee uau a. o.. D. ~ fr.
FE4EI g. Major OF Engineers
90 ,,........... 800. ..,.,-,,.. $1,000
PROPOSALS ; ok iNftOA ING XIV LRS
CNIs. ~rtr- I,.sfEl OFFICE
AMY BUILDING. NrV-f IrK. aug d. 1884. :
sealed urrl l.s. il Or .ts fJ Hr opened - O'Clock
noon 'a i4fu D1 NJ september I-~ invited fur
c.t u ton OF a-ftf5 al uuuer1ut sound Georgia and
Ut riua aHt dl-O l0r CIltl.l the Jctty
brln,Y.tk Hiruor. "a.
lseIDut tIe envelope must indicate one WORK for
WuD. Tho pr0l0sI offered bidder urJpase
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ExTres' leave New Dosbrosses Cortlaud
Sfreei Ferries follows
f20 - . $50 % and 10 Limited), H. lllO m. T. go
LAO, 4. .. q. aud and II night SUNDAYS RA5.
% Limited and 10 l. o, - aud p H. and ~ ight.
Trains caving Sew-YOrE daily. except sunday. $50,
sa0and lb m. J. 2 :, and , IN. connect At rren
ton FOR amden
RETURNING rains Broadst station PHILADELPHIA 1901
Bis, so J. 4:36 except Monday, 500. 40 40. $50
H. and l:l Limited Express 1870 and 500 !.
& l. o. g. $50, 7st0 145 and On sunday 1901, 3l5,
500, 4 400 s;30 A, 800 Limited $780, 40, T4j
and Leave Philadelphia Camden, $50 a N
daily except SUNDAY.
end foot pesbrOsses and COrandt streets, Cour-st
srd BROOKLYN Annex station. OF FutOu-st
Brook vn Bushs Hotel. H0boken; station. Jersey CITY
Emlgrant Ticket ONCE 10 Battery Place and Castle
ean.
The NevTork Transfer Company will call for and CHECK
baggage from hotels and residences
"cIfA RLEs l. PUGH j r. WOOD
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From STATIONS OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION
FOOT or LIBERTY 81. NORTH RIVER
Direct connection 70 and 'rn Rro2kyh "a annex Poas
r,r TIM YIN rAPIt5 ~ ~ tlFhr q y 2i3sb
lonfe ~ 4rn q. go lIs.5 g. ~. -31 tn'. i. $780,
Dire, rurr' on ~ vsvrs Iunct or TO- Gernsntlva and
thstnut Iiil Of ,elnm1ia.ave for ManayunH Consao-
DHwGyCR Room ans on all Day Grains and SLEEPING
CANS ON Night Trans
Returning leave PHIL urrpHIt " nth snd grssr. -ts
$50 500 a71. non a me- MS 7tI SAC. et- 1900
hs,s-sts, D. 3id -9o so0io To- m rdo 55o 5.2o 20
. n. SUNDAY. tI' q nl. $50 p. 'u.
zoo ldo... i,.'5 ..ni o. 4al2 e2a 5sap sur
NAuAVo{ oiri at -.i5 eoo' -, 't5 ir m '''
s,@r1 oo 100 400. $3.50. $40 i.oo u, suadaTs .,
- Ef5asst,id7fi'. H.. s'2ff ooo a..
ou poo az ~. m Hin'efs at a'1p poi.
tui rhtpF"a at f.la a. n., htrp. zoe.
tq}rA@44uA at fia. fa. sooa 90 100. $50 aia. 400,
DO, nrlptrnrN Atit tows and mAurn ctrHR
o. i"n W.. 900 o. Da AGO. 90 ai'. a4' - 3D.. ranav
F .o5 '' AGO." , J3 "a. ,"e' 80 i'' '''
LAhI uoraIcuA1. atluo. 700 d. m. $40 900 D. 3d.
49, s. i'.iN d. -1.,.. Dr AGO. .o oo 49,
Zoo 500, lOsOp sundays At 4, 500 d.. $50 $50
BOT PlA FIELD az 400 900 IT'S 7.i5 600 $50 1880
$500 5,i5 600 $50 90 500. $50. 1910 H. % D. IN
SUNDAYS. 800 s:a5 m, 1880 400 800 900. ~ p. n
Foi ELI1ABETH at 4o0, 600 OLD tt5.7I51lo.s0O $50
so0 o 600 10 % il.', a N; l55.oo, 80 ot tsI,
64j SOB o.l5, 30, 6t5 TOO. 1880 500 SAD, 1880.
1850, 1900 m SUNDAYS at ., $780, $40 H. I.3o 400.
For NEWARK Al 300 5:ts eI5, e.l5 7l5 100 500 BIS
$50 g. o, 05 $40. l0l5 lO45, 1l15 L 90 1245.
edd6 ~ 6 0 -6o .. 30 49, ADD 10 10 PIP
12oopm. SUNDAYS at 500, 9:l5 1913 II, 1900 IN
ll6 800, AGO. 300, els 800, 800, 1880
For I q Il & 4 rail-.
400 745 eco 100 m Zoo l.t5 $50 400 AGO 5t5
1880 p SUNDAYS except ocean Grove at 4:OO. -:sj
an. 1900 m. 400 p H.
For FREEHOLD-At 745. II a. m, 2.3o 4. s. 5:i5 p
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 800
For BEACH HAVEN, ATLANTIC CITY, vINELAND and
BRIDGETON at I45 N.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
Prom Per No :. North Rve- via SANDY Hook
ForsEABRIGHT LONG BRANCH, etc, at 4:3O. 8. II q n,
lis 345. 4s5, $50 D. sundays y Il a m 6:lJ p.
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDs at $50. 500 a. S:46,
b50p n.
For ELBERON, AsBCRY PARK OCEAN GROVE POINT
PLEA ANT etc, AZ 500. II 90 a. lis, $40 445. $50
sundays Except Asbury ARK and ocean Grove al
800. HOO a. m.
am, lis, 3:45 N. Sundays 800 a. IN.
Eor BEACH HAVEN, ATLANTIC CITY, vINELAND,
BHIDGErON, &C. ll5 p m.
Tickets can procured at foot Ibery.st Pier No g.
North River q 1872 207 20 26l Al 944 and szS Broad
Greenwcls i6o 20s East and principal
New-York City In BROOKLYN at Nos. Couri-st ~ BROAD
way SIS, IS FuIton-st 2ll Maphattapayei De kaio-
ave; -g Auanucave In Hohoseu 254 Wasning tOu-st,
n Y Transfer vii call or and check baggage from
hotels or residence to desiinaton; u,,,-ocv
General gent Gen Pass and Ticket Agt
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after IN 4. 1884.
q N A Il n y ~ \. u L L u L.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Ferries ss follows
Hsrrishurg pitsburg the West sOnth with Pullman
Palace Dsrs attached. O. and daily New FORK
Fud Chicago Limited Of Paror Dining, Smoking and sleep
4 lne cars, al 3 e. m dav
Wlhamspori Lock Raven, m p m Cory ard Erie AZ
3 connecting AT Iitusvlle Petroleum teu-re
and the Oii Regions
Fgltmnte washington ard tho south Limited Washington
fIprsa NJ Pnlmsn paricr daily except SUNDAY 10
N atrive Washing n f;o1 M Regular via D. and T.
hp Of 500 pf aus e. fna M 2a0 end Nm. and night
ls "a 600 ~ r. n ! and and V nj Eht sunday.
y ard r.. "a e.lfa y o. u ID % eli " e. d.
81 p r 3 ard ~ night
TO- etfnt NitT except sunday with through
Fnr apr Nav pvnspt eundHv 'iIna n
tgrF Nfanrn hav Heed lunrn and intermediate 80 7ns
W hphwpv an1 Ar'hev p no aHd r. o. e"rn. i'n
80 80 cell 40. On SUNDAY, tl5 and y M
- ~ 90 not sfna ~ Ariufv rnft
tenisw FgBHiTp ABnes connect with Al fhrour trains a.
t"tW ~ foflias speedy and direct transfer fof
htHInH afii-a ffs rtfsbufs shd ttpna tr %
a. % D. daily aHf ~ lrv asHpFt Mnnlaf
v sshf sfHH aHH naiurff. % aHu nah e. ~. H4n
$50. p u % 90 q na ald ioHn y "a SUNDAY ih. 90
D. 81 u ni ffun HatuHiHir,
1iau. rnn"ap4ia 30 nau, nln 600 2 .'faeti hnnhs7
h.t 4. 'u iuau ll+n ga 90 p. 81 80 500. nlu. ri-l
4n e5u hl6 pa 1i % 20 aHd i0.lh d rumiaY
pint ia 500 zoo, lihl IA $40, 100, 3'-u luua
1000 aHu NJ 81 70
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PAVILION HOTEL,

WTITITT- IIT NJ T.
Opposite LOnr Beach D. miles from New-NOrk surf ana
sl-water bathing. music throughout the season steam
Yacht hours Long Beach Address a. hO'el
a. T.. GLAuW IN. MANAGER
made and plans shown az 0nr estate OF samuel Woo
Temple Court, Berknln-sl.. New Ork
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30 TRAINS Each WAY WITR-DAYs AND ON
huADA4i 3 STATIONS IN PHILADhL~
PIIA z IN NEN YORK
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CLARENDON HOUSE AND COTTAGI
nuTCHER HOUSE.


PAWLING. DJTCHC-- COUNTY y. y.
New bI.k h.te ard cottages An sttracfv. summer rc
sOrt tretcIa74 fn every particular Hl Wndrrn improve.
meuts Capacity. gro eucats eiN vhr-e miles from Ncw-
YORK Har-f Hrpa fast cypress trains. open through
Oui the year. Send fnr circular
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G!tuallous rDInleo-- Gll.es.

BUTTERFLY q man Just land -d the high
ID est reier sn res on no and omen EnE.
aud Address = 3, tribune LpOwn Once. !. IS Broad
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-03-26
NEWS FROM ABROAD.

.##~s" #&#F# 2
PARIS, March Is. France will de-
mand a heavy indemnity from China,
and will occupy Chinese territory to
guarantee its payment.
PARIS, March 18.-The Gaulols says
Lipung Chang, viceroy of China, is sub
hitting a basis of peace to the English
and American ministers at Pekin, and
asking them to intervene.
PARIS, March 19.-The Republique
Franchise says France can treat with
China only upon the basis of an indem-
nifty and a recognition by China OF
French supremacy over the whole of
Tonquin.
LONDON. March 10. The English
government has decided to send a spec
ial officer to Suakim to negotiate with
the Arabs.
BERLIN, March lit is said Bis
marck is receiving numerous kilograms
approving his speech in .regard to the
Lasker incident. He is astonished at
the rapidity at which messages of APP
prevail reached him from America.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-03-26
Pugillstic.

CLEVELAND, March 19.-Duncan G.
Ross, backing Thompson, expresses his
qualification at Sullivan's agreeing to
fight. He says his money is up in a
bank here, and will be forwarded to any
responsible stake holder when Sullivan
is ready. He does not propose to allow
any quibbling, being ready to concede
anything reasonable to insure the meet
ing of the two men to settle the question
of superiority. Thompson is anxious to
meet Sullivan in the ring, and manifests
impotence to have the preliminaries ar
ranged. While not boastful, he speaks
with confidence and determination as to
his chances of success.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-03-26
Republican Primaries.

PHILADELPHIA, March 19.-The pri-
mary elections of the republican party
last night for delegates to the state con-
vention brought out a fuller vote than
usual. A glance over the field leaves
the impression that the element of the
party represented by ex-Secretary Gay,
popularity supposed to be in the interest
Of the national administration, has been
defeated, and the element of which men
like Leeds, chairman Of the city COM
mittee. is headed and said to be favora-
Bile to Blaine, is successful.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-03-26

Patents.

Patents have been received as follows
at the Helena land Office for citizens of
Choteau and Meagher counties:
Choteau county-Winfield G. Evans,
David Morrow, August O. Okerman,
Thomas Deene, Alfred B. Hamilton,
Richard Stanton and Isaac N. Hazlett.
Meagher ~county-John III. Kiehl, Jno.
F. Wagner, Augustus r. Barrows, Geo.
J.. Catlin, Sirzah Gray, Theodore A.
Gray, Joseph FL. Cutting, John Fergu-
son, Michael McDonough, John B. DaW-
kins, John G. Hauck, Roger w. Cliff
ford, Albert I'll. Barney, Leslie H. HAM
ilton, John III. Stowtenburg, John Muir
ply, Frederick Klaue, Owen Doyle,
Anthony M. Sharpe and Thomas Tos-
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-03-26
Desperate Burglar.

Boston, March 19.-Policeman Ken
dali captured James Donovan, a burg
lar, last night, but while on their way
to the station he was tripped up by his
prisoner and brutality beaten with his
own club. Kendall, however, succeeded
in drawing his ~revalver, and shot Dono-
van in the mouth, inflicting a wound
from which the burglar died ten min
utes later.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-03-26
The Overflow in Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, March 18.-Rain fell
here from O'Clock p. m. yesterday I'M
til 2 p. m. to-day. The overflow causes
a suspension Of trains on the Texas Pa
cifc RAILROAD between here and the At
chefalaya river. s5l
The news from the Davis crevasse this
evening reports that forty feet of spiling
used in closing it were washed away.
The opening is in little better condition
than when the work was begun a week
ago.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-03-26
uIE1
Sitting Bull.

Sitting Bull and wife, accompanied by
Major Mclaughlin, of the Standing
Rock gency left Mandan for Mime
apolis on March 18th. The celebrated
chief was never before further east thai
Bismarck, and the object Of the present
trip is to show him how the white peo-
pie live in big cities. Bismarck is as
yet the largest city he has ever seen, and
except at the time of laying q corner
stone Of the capitol, Sitting Bull never
rode on the cars except from Mandan to
Bismarck.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-03-26
Draws a Big House,

SAN FRANCISCO, March IS. The
Grand opera house was crammed again
this evening to hear Patti in III Trova-
tore.u The crowding was terrible, and
several ladies tainted. Much confusion
was again caused by counterfeit tickets,
otherwise everything passed offin good
order. The receipts amounted to over
SIS, 900, and it Is estimated that at the
Spectators prices the house represented
S55 010
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-03-26
IN Nominations.

WASHINGTON, March 18.-The presi-
dent has made the following nomina-
tions: Sumner Hoard of Michigan for
chief justice of the supreme court of
Arizona; Frederick. of Kansas, assoc
ciate justice of the supreme court Of
Idaho; ]. Blanc, of Wyoming, asso-
ciate justice of the supreme court Of
Wyoming; Major o e. Babcock, to be
lieutenant colonel of the corps of engi-
neers.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-03-26

A man has been arrested at Glendive,
charged with being either the principal
or an accomplice in the Teller robbery
at st. Louis, in which $4,000 in green
backs was stolen from the express com
pany. He gave his name as Bennaway,
and was ticketed for Butte, Montana.
Contrary to report, his baggage contain
ed nothing Of a suspicious character.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-03-26
Gone to Washington- Suicide.

SALT LAKE, March l8.-Gov. Murray
left tonight for Washington. He will
demand an investigation of the charges
made against him on the floor OF the
house.
J. d. f. Rockfellow, one of the oldest
miners and known all over the coast,
committed suicide yesterday by taking
morphine.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-03-26
Gen. McKenzie's Successor.

WASHINGTON, March IS. There
seems to be no doubt that Col. David
Stanley Of the 22d infantry will succeed
Gen. Mckenzie as brigadier general.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-03-26
~
Snow Slide.

DENVER, March IL Republican
special from Leadville reports a dlsas-
trous snow slide at Carey, "a small min
ing town in Conundrum gulch, several
miles west of that city. Five men were
killed. The avalanche was several hum
dred feet wide, and fifty feet Geep.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-03-26
A Challenge.

CHICAGO, March 17.-George Slosson
will tomorrow issue a challenge to ia
cob Schaefer for three games of billiards
for $500 a side and the championship,
one game to be a balke line, one a cham
pion game, and the third to be decided
by choice, the games to be played at in
teryals of twenty days.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-03-26
Grants a Right of Way.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE house
committee on Pacific railroads has agreed
TO report a bill granting the right of way
to the Cinnabar and Clarke's Fork rail
road through the Yellowstone valley
and along the course Of the Yellowstone
riVpr.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-03-26
Denle the Report.

NEW York, March 18.-In a letter
received from General Grant by n of
his friends in this city, he denies the
recently reported interview in regard to
the forthcoming contest in Chicago-as
being between Blaine and Arthur.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-03-26
Approves the Bill.

ALBANY, n. Y, March Ex-Governor
Cleveland has approved the Roosevelt
bill, giving the mayor of New York the
power of appointment without confirm
alton by the board of aldermen.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-03-26
Died.

WASHINGTON, March ia telegram
announcing the death of Lieut.. Col.
Godfrey Weitzel, Of the engineer corps,
was received to-day.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-03-26

Pennsylvania Conventions In
struct in Favor of Blaine
Delegates to Chicago.
Right of Way Granted for a New
Railway in the Yellowstone
Valley-Bismarck is Very
Much Congratulated.
Blaine Delegates.

PHILADELPHIA, March ia special
to the Times says the conventions of
Huntington and Cameron counties in
structed their delegates to the conven-
ton to support Blaine representatives to
the national convention.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-03-26
st. Patrlck's Day.

PHILADELPHIA, March 17.-There
was no public celebration here to-day.
In the coal region the day was honored
by a total suspension of work in the
cnlliarieS.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-03-26
Convict Labor.

COLUEBUs, March 18.-The bill abol-
ishing the convict contract labor system
as fast as the contracts expire became a
law to-day, making a radical change in
the Ohio penitentiary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-15

/ The Paragraphs following are eX
tracts from private letters from mem
oers OF Congress TO Mr.. J. X. hin.sar
| OF this city. jnst received. and which
give a glimpse of the contest nov going
on at the National Capitll:
FROM J. II. ROSWELL. MEMBER Fsox
ILLINOIS.
Yours. With Northern Pacific land
grant petitions, rereiv-d. thanks .or
the opportunity of prosecuting To the
House AID thus emphasize my personal
views. ! also received the package of
resolutions. which la! laid on the
desks of congressman this Noon ! IN
earnestly IN fav r of forfeiting all un-
earned land grants. believing that the
time has c,nle To restore 10 the public
domai every acre of land not ALREADY
earned by building the road. | favor
making void any provision in a rail-
rntd deed that conveys less than fee
10 the individual purchaser.
Glad to hear from the Illinois Club,
and Will take pleasure iii forw srding
every proper interest for them In this
matter.
ILLINOIS.
Yours duly received, with enclosed
mass meeting resolutio.s, which | have
bad distributed and copy referred to
the Public Lands COmnittee.
l Am having a big fight with the rail
road men at this wr ting over the Port
land and Astoria grant.
We will do the best We can for YOU
out there
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-15

For waches, klox, silver plated wear
and 81 forth, 60 to II. q. Mclaughlin
("Little Mack, the Jeweller") The bes,
aud only stock of fine goods in the city
Also, some that amt so fine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-15

ResoIrod. BY the Senate aud House of
Represes tasives of the United States OF
America in Congress a>eembied, That
all the IL ds heretofore granted TO the
Northern Pacific Railway Company. and
remaining unearnrd by construction en-
the LIST Of January. lss2, be and they
are hereby declared forfeited ~ tue
United States.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-15

Ladies. call and see our new stock OF
Wi'irlnsty W r, goods just arrived per George
E:iaer. Will be open for inspection
a.. SSp'n Sth, a. IN. Clayton BROTHERS
N'out street. ap9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-15

FOX DYSPEPSIA and liver com
plant, yoa have printed guarantee OF
every b,ttle of Shlloh's Vit,lizer. Ii
never fails to cure. A. b. Stewart, drug
plst
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-15

The largest stock. the choicest s~lec-
u1a' ins best quality and lowest prices
" s1uJnery, blank books and misc~ila-
M Moous books. at the book store Of q
OaV'es a Co.. lis Cherry street ap9 dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-15

lhe celebrated Crown Cylinder, jour
nai and other luhricatine oiia ~ Wabd
Ca'uuo@ll's
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-15

A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle II Sniloh's Catarrh kemedy.
Price, - cents. A. b. StewaYt, druggist.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-15

IL you want to buy a saloon, lodging
house, cigar and variety store, in fact,
buy or sell anything. call on Pickering
Il Co., III Washington st. ApS-lw.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-15

DIR. HENLEY's DANDELIoN Tonic Is An
appetizer and cure for indigestion. u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-15

Ask A. B. Stewart for HENLEY DAN
pEIIoN Tonic and take no ether "a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-15

SHILOH'S CURE WILL immediste-
ly relieve group, whooping cou2h and
bronchitis 4. Il. Stewart.