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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06

A great bargain in Hats OF the latest
styles can be had at the Partisan Milli-
merry Stsre, corner of second and Mari
on streets. Call and ascertain our
prices. We cannot be unders I'D in the
city. Trimmings, laees, plumss, fiow-
ers, etc., at remarkably low feurss.
au MRs. GaEEN,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06
rAuIrle ceAsr rA,lsREs.

Ths Rfsdssfeea Marcantils Agency 70.
parts y failures in the Paeihc Coast
mates ansi Territories foe the month
lAss closed. with assets Amounting 10
eHA9Ia and liabilities 30 &63S .o02. No
pompaEed slith % for the previous
inonto, with assets amounting 10 &4ssl.
81 and liabilities 10 e76I, ,549, and lt14
~ TIE corresponding month OF 1ss4.
x,lh aszepi smountiug 30 &t35.63 and
liabilities 70 as.6S4. Ths fasiuees for
~ part month ays disidsd among the
Htssss and ferriteEies as fellows:
Ne AsaaAs Isaksff
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06

Gold, silver, aluminium and rubber
are employed By DR.. Kiibourne, 6S
Front strses in makins artificial den-
lures. Gold for partial seks and alumni
num for fun sess prove ths rnost satis-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06

sHILOH's yITALlZKR IL what yon
nasd for OanxzspAtsoa, Loss Of Appskita.
Dizziness and al symptoms Of Dyspsp-
sia- Price 10 and - cents par bottle
Sold hy A. b. 6sssskFt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06
MIsUELLANROUs


Us. LAsp ovxscz Az oExmyzA, v. T.
SnIy fe, 1855.
81 Nokioa q hershy given that ALnKET Z.
O0WDkN hAs nle6 notice af tntentien b mahe
Anal proof before Nslson Mccallnm, AnAitar
of xftssp eounty. q his azzoA In Pert Ma1t-
son, ". +. on Thursday khs z7th Asy q
Angnst. A. p. less, % pse-aE ption .. .. na.
$3.50. fer tha 81 I of 50 Il a secfion q
township 1s narsL. rAasrs es&f
BE naMse - wiknea@es: He1ry @. Hal,
Peter O. ynesbson, John W. Ffshkr and Iamss
=. Boyd, all u Port AlAdisun. W. 7.
JOHN y. 09Wxx,
iyfsau9n nsxisssr % Ne LanG o1las.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06

Cucambers sliced sre said to remove
freckles. This IL net wonderful. They
have been known 10 remove" whole
families, while stones Sun Chop fea
proiongs life to wonderful age. axel
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06

yIsrrons 10 CRAurAvQuA.--Besides
airy er sixsy persons. who, throuRh the
eoarsess ef CapsAin Cove. visited shs
ChautaaqS= 1runnda By The sleAHer
Cascade. . coody nameer ef campers
arrived there from both HD and down
the sonnd. TIE xsphYr took ovcr from
Seattle the faIlowlnR: w. v. RsBek&rt.
Jr. Mm. ". v. Rsnehart, Miss Good.
1Eiss iSinshaxt. VIM. HalleFk, j. Vsstsai.
J. ~. Adams, Prof. Poseli, Bs9iey. J.
b. ssanka and wife, May RanaolpA. Miss
Ferry, Mrs Balltns. Afa4 Co kinneax.
Mss AdAar. q. L. Fowler. 9eo. A. Me-
Ksnaze, McCaansky. W. ID. Hehoard. l.
j. huaeaas, Mrs. bAnka Tue steamer
Messenger landed 90 the kr0unds ths
followinR party from 0lympsA; Mira
IaeQe hsSs, MFz Deps. Parser, Mrs
Osps. Meaioksn. MrA n. nAyten. Lam
Ossnsntlsr, Miss Annie Ssssens. Mias
IsamAr AHa Mas Deseranx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06

Mr.. Judkins went up 70 the Black
Diamond coal mines on Monday 10 do
little work. His gallery will be clossa
9hile be 10 absent. 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06

ELEEPLEsS NIGHTS. made misss
shls bF that terrible coa0h- Shilsh'l
0ure is the remedy for yoa. Sold by A
B. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06

6HIL0HS COUGH and Oonsump-
ton Care ID sold BY us on q guarantee.
u cures Consumption. Sold b. A. b.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06

THAT HACKING COUGH can be GO
quickly cursd by Shileh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Sold BY A. B. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06

Go 10 Judksns' gallery for Hns photo
erAphs and tin tyres. corner Of second
and Coiumbia ssfessss. Is
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06
voR wEKKLYl


y~fusxnsa cards, p per month for oias
- ip per nionth for one-haf inch.
hsss II esuts line for 0ae week. and
- 4 has Per month.
- "a advertising. " an inch for
y. - 80 a N inch per month.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06

SHILOH'S CAFARRH REMEBY-a
positive cnre for Catarrh, Diphther q
md Oanksr Mouth. Sold by A. b.
Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06

Peter Ceopes ones sAids In al
so1ns vheFe nsvsprpef 10 pahlishef
esesy nAn shenla eassrtise In IT, even
IL ncAhins more tAAn card stasinE nis
name aud The basincss ha = eneagvd 10.
I Il does noe oniy gay tns azissftlsss, nnf
ia lrts the pcopie a Diseases kros
shat the aswn GOO reasde 10 ts . sra.
rerous sommunity OF business man.
AZ tiis seea i soan the fFast recasn
psnsra. Newer puil dawn yo1g ssRn
wade sua expecs 10 DO hnx;nesAn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06

GROUP. wHOlPING COUGH and
EFenehlszs inauae4iksels relievsd b. shi
lnhA 0sar1. Sold % A. d ssswzxE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06

Akszf nj MirHFokN.- new MieA-
= Ncss iAH il ladlestipe Of progress
~ siehl direction. Tue plaintiff
enlf fes0saf .ecsusi dana sgss =
4 ,. Y Assfslnpsr, and even then Ss00
Ns iina. Tue term ;. Aatral casa.
s = cinstEnsd 30 insslade Ell darn
49, W piAinsld may shsw ha has sag.
- as ~ hts property, Business.
pfafsssios Ct occupation. Tnis
q sss.1e1 ~ noel business down 30 q
al1a fsatcaaisle poinA The law en-.
49, yindisaiva asmasea ana shis is
xsak 4 b iass 20 nswspap~ -. an4 a
- wno esnsetve tAAi they have been
.s.ez2sa h.i any pahhisaslnn. The
- s3 lzslza prove siaaal aanagsa,
s. -. - snil LARGELY ssap the saveriss
- of eertsin kstarns3s wsao
~ nxsaisss Of inspirana llnsasion
= and. --Sa f&nl Flamsrf Prsss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06
A CHILD CAN RUN IT.

UNHE NEW No. WHEELER q WILL
j. son Sewing Machine tthe best and
cheapest in the world is now for sale az
Pike. with full and compsee Q set OF at
tachments. upen which o persen Of any
age can execute the finest and mo It pleas
ing nd Of work possible. Every person
purchasing q mschiae win be thoro aghly
instructed in regard to Its use and the
use Of the attachments. an win also re-
ceive guar ntee for keeping the machine
In good repair for i've years. All persons
are cordially invited to call and inspect
our machines.
Ordess from the county arc solicited
and viii receive careful and prompt at
tention. E. w. HANSON.
J.l5 Agent Seattle, w. T.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06

Bsnjzmla @. Aeore ef hew ToEk has
hssn aPpainfsa agent a. The uolv.Ise In
dian rsszFsastnn. e1d ffmetAs d hyfnrs
et New 3erses sxsns a. tbs 1akima rss-
aFsal1oa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06

s.ss spSfl has leeeatly come from the
sraiie dsaa tAe SCHOONER Ans,is
= p ean Francisco wss pas On
- - - Aakla lslAnd. in May, %
- 81 fepaif. Tho vesa4l waa -
-. ass Ne COLLAPSED snd broke q
- :. ens ual wartn xs<O ana Il
dS kAaFcd. Tbs Annie y. nriaas
Ess..1 seass ssrytss an Rns,et
- she uassed Ssafas sarvpsana
~ - s4na<tos. under CAps. Lawsnn,
- ~ spl.t - NE gesafnnsens, rehuils
n@1sd atssr sianekser n Il. III
- 4Hs. Dspaay Caissusor az Dts.
= fhlt IusnssnS,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06

p.r<msuual c1sda 2 per moa1sa sais ~ i.1's oRe
~ % q pE a'oIss "a Isr s;,r eas es Insertac %
sss1 2 e. &C. II aae ,nsstssos.s Iax % a. sad o
al1N . l..s.l'J -. adgeYtisementA 80 cent? M
c. ss~rs5rrl $50 an inch for az
isf1 - - n a inch for two weeks. S&5e
- .ssssS snd % per month
roR wEEKLYf
....s.,.1 Cards a. per month Coz one
rrssess. n y 'sn~r uaontk for one.hah inch.
- - n s~1ee line for ane tnseFtton,
20 esnss d Ene per moiatn:
s.essr.,l Advertising. 81 per isoh fer
= -. and % per month.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06
OFFICE REMOVAL.

TyHK 0FFICK on THE POLICE
Il Court Of the city of Seattle has hasn
removed % the second noor or the aofdon
Hardware building. front rooms.
q. A. HILL
City Justice.
Seattle, Jan. 10 l&s6. jail
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-17

his parents prevented his civil marriage,
and denied him the means OF complying
with the military regulations.
At Geneva even the f0giuveS We're I'M
able TO have the civil marriage service
performed till April - last, the day on
which Lieut.. Poma obtained his 25th
year, for has father had fought the mar
riage step by step, even though hts sou
had been married by thepriest nearly five
years before. The morning after the per-
formance OF the civil marriage in Geneva
Poma and his wife started Tor Turin. The
Lieutenant immediately presented him
self before The presiding officer OF the
court-martial and asked for trial.
The trial was short. Pomo had been
accused Of deserti0n already his name
had beon erased from the ARMY list, aud Il
penalty of 8 years Imprisonment was
standing against him. II was to 4coutest
this judgment that the young officer APP
peared before the court-martiai just held
at Turin.
The proceedings OF court-martial are
rarely of an animated character. But the
trial of Lieut.. POma created intense in
terest. The chamber was thronged with
women aud they were demunstratlVe In
their sympathy for the officer on trial
Lieut.. poma was condemned to thirteen
months Imprisonment with the loss Of
his rank. The severity of the penalty has
been loudly condemned, especially by the
women, who denounce IL as outrageous.
A sentiment of delcacy prevented the
authorities from citing Nine. Poma rs a
witness. Aud, peThapa, TIE presence Of
the lovely heroine Of ENilles would have
secured her husbands acuuittal,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-17
JOIN RoAoWs DMTMNsE.
bringing Testimony 10 Contradict the
Report of the SecretRry's Board.

From the PhilddeIDhia limos.
NEW YORK, July 13.--John Roach
writes to the Sun tonight that he shall
publish no statement of his own about
the Dolphin, but that he submits two re-
ports made to him as an answer to the
report OF Secretary Whitney's board.
The first OF these statements is signed
by Thomas F. Rowland metal ship
builder and engineer; Warren +. Hill, Nj.
e.; DR.. 5. A. Smith, naval architect and
r. W. Fletcher and Stevenson Taylor, of
the North River Iron Works; =. +.
Lefevre, Superintendent Of the Ocean
Steamship Company; James Parker,
formerly a Lieutenant in the navy !;
George V. Sloat, Of the Old Dominion
Steamship Company. and j. NJ. Lachlan.
They examined the Dolphin and say that
she Is very strongly built about the en-
CINE room. They could lind no evidence OF
the slightest springing Of the
engine room floors and believe
they could not have sprung I;
that the floors are well laid and Of proper
workmanship; that the supports Of the
shaft alley are OF proper and sufficient
strength; that the split six inches long
in the web Of the mizzenmast is per
pendicular and of no consequence; that
The bow of the ship is perfectly
strong, and that no authority re-
quires that "panting7 shall be provided
against except when the perpendicular
depth between beams Of the upper and
lower decks is greater than i3 feet, tho
depth in the Dolphin being Z feet; that
many minor defects set forth by the
board are trivial and easily 10 be RENE
died, and that there is not the slightest
evidence that the vessel is strucmrally
weak.
As TO the charge that slight shifting Of
ballast and coal appeared to alter the yes
sePs shape so that her after crank-pin
heated almost at once, the subscribers
say that II is a remarkable statement /;
that they do not believe II, and
that in their opinion 10 is unfair ard
absurd. Capt. james Lewis, James
Parker, Andrew Fletcher and Stevenson
Taylor certify that on her last trip on the
sound the Dolphin averaged l5jk knots
and ran as fast as 1GJ5 knots. James
Parker and Capt. J. =. sunberg, who were
on the sea-trip, certify that she averaged
a trife under 10 knots for six hours.
with natural draught only and for about
half the time a trife less than Is
/ knots. These gentlemen and +. r.
Lefevre and Andrew Fletcher, who were
on the Dolphin on her second trip on the
sound, also certify tnat they observed no
evidence whatever OF weakness or
change Of shape, and that the vibration
common to all screw steamers was less
than they have ordinarily observed ia the
vessels they have commanded and sailed
IN.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-17
KEELY's RIVAL.
A Secret that Absorbs the Time ana
Money OF an Inventor.

From the 50. Loufs Globe Democrat.
A curious individual is immured in a
room on th e second floor Of No. 200 South
Broadway trying TO solve the problem
which has sent so many men 20 lunatic
asylums-perpetual motion. The name
Of the man is Louis o. Keil, and his cards
announce that he is the manager and At
present the proprietor Of the Universal
Power Company. FOR the last five months
Mr. Keil, who is a German about 81 years
Of age, has kept himself shut up in his
room. and by the use Of bis mechanical
genius has constructed an intricate aud
peculiar continuance which be believes
will reyolutiOniZe the world. SO com
petely is the man wrapped up IN bis pet
scheme that he guards bis treasure With
Jealous care, and keeps the door barred
and bottled On the outside are posted
significant notices which warn any in
truder that II ne should pass the sacred
portal be is liable 20 be blown into atoms.
II he knocks on tue door the conclusion.
50 the notice says, j. liable 20 affect the
mysterious instrument. ard the rash
interloper will be killed more quickly
than II by dynamite, aud his mangled re-
mains would De picked mp in various
parts Of the city. Finally the visitor Is
in the door. and toe guardian OF the "pri-
mary motor will respond.
a Globe DeBiOcrgt reporter. allurad by
the startling circular " Mr.. Keil. called
at bis room, aud, following the course
prescribed by the notice on the door. be
showed his card through the aperture and
accompanied IL with a slight knock. Toe
solitary occupant evidently hesitated q
moment and opened the door few inches.
H.. e.aa. . e.
having concluded be was all right. invited
him in and locked the door. he then
pointed % his handiwork, which vas q
complicated appliance about three feet b.
height. percbed upon "a box or 3 feet
square On a bench near b. were tool,
bolts. levers and other pieces q machinery,
not yet placed in the primary motor. Mr.
KEEL went % 70 explain the workings ~
his invention ln manner which toe Oh
tuse intellect n the reporter failed ~ com
prehend. Gravity and leverage. 10 WAS
u tue motor which keil ACKNOWLEDGED
would De. when surcessfui, the long
souZbt-f0r perpetual mutton.
@An 1 want - some money. W some
wealthy capitalist ~ help me in my grand
intention" remarked the man with much
eufhusiasu.
Then be proceeded 70 show hon ID would
work when completed, hui when asked -
uut ID ln motion Hn wasn't equal - tie re-
quest. Il only seeded a lew more points
and ieysfs, etc. and the thing would ~
done. Mr. keil. from bic conversation. "a
evidently a lirtle mixed Oh scientific and
mechanical principles. and bis argunent,
which j. plausible, g. upset ~ The fact
that b. can give ~ practical demCnsfrs
t!0n n his inerriyus inYfntiou. "When
q men can take IUie 81 the seat n bic
breeches ard iift himself On aience," once
said a crest scientist, "ibcn be- can get
perpetual motion"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-17

You must dress iip your versnda 20 be
truly fne. N0t only must Sc baiustrade
blossom out ia plants and the foliage Oi
"details aud Woodoine screen its arches
Use cool curtain, but you must hang
your very best small rug over the railing
30 true Oriental fashion. The all TOO
practical are mistaken in surprising that
these Iugs OFerlanging the haiustrade are
there through the f0fEeifuiness 81 the
maid VINO has neglected - Jay them down
das are n0W earpeted win Brussels, and
tle backs q tbe chairs are cushioned. To
TIE sefsnda b. large enough there j.
usually q bamboo sofa in the back gr0uud.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-17
UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS

70 avoid carrying over any 81 The seasOBa-
bic goods. We have made eweeplng reducfiOna
throughout. Al the prices now marked ne
anticipate p great rush, which will necee8i-
tate m early call 10 secure a choice.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-17
TRAGEDIES OF STAGE LIFE.
f' Laugh and Joke Though Their
Hearts Break.
20 re Ven York s,a.

'r ea fNFN sun
"-i.aE 0Hp ~ the enfr'Acte. ~ n r.f.
Z. 'iies ht an uptown thes,r-. the other
'1h reporter was talking with
~ .-anagsf % the company. A mes
-'' BOY dashed into the lobby win
1ain. The doorkeener looked Al
-Ilr-a' Ga &c and pointed ~ The man.
"a. ai'ceiad v tho stage door, said
'--'s nteF, a. be delivered II. - out
e Won idh'i iet me pass there.o
- f-p1rtsr saw. a. 10. MANAGE,
''..'a ~ ihe name on TIE envelope. tbst
ia. -' isf sne % the principals in The
-, p manager called an usher and
m. '.a' tae taiezram, saying. "see that
81 s. D. Aiss - after bor last scene
-' 80. Kind you, not before
as ~. Yat ihe time / uas DELAYED AZ
tsf. aeofi' requested tle mes.sn.
''i f.sAi, ~ ysy,g sall tie manager.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-17
CLEVELAND AND HoADnx.
The President Assures Gov. HosdIy Of
His Satisfaction, aud Invites iiim 10
Select Another Republican In Place of


Aho NfeHtuehb ASSURES GOV hNhNlS ~
His Satisfaction, aud Invites Him 10
Select Another Republican In Place of
Noyes.
From the Ne,g York Herqrd.
CINCINNATI, o., July l0.-lt is learned
from reliable source that GOV. Hoadly
received letter from President Cleve-
land this afternoon, in which the latter
asks the Governor to give himself no un-
easiness in regard to the Noyes affair, as
he the Presidency had not allowed the
comments which were being made on the
affair to annoy him in the least The
President referred TO the fact that the de-
ciinntion of NOyes had been received. and
az an assurance that he had not lost tNtb
In the Governor, he asked him TO name
another Republican in Onto tor the posi-
ton, and one who, in his Judgment, would
not be seriously Objectionable 90 the Dent
ocrats. The Governor was highly elated
over the Presidents letter and its frank
meas, and remarked to n friend that n0ne
other than grand man of broad princi-
pies could write such a letter.
The Governor canVassed the prominent
Republicans OF Ohio immediately after
having received the Presidents letter,
and called IN IA numher Of HE personal
friends to aid him with their suggestions.
A great deal OF care was exercised com
pared with the hasty action wnen Noyes
was named for the same place, and ns a
result Of the conference the Governor tel
eRrRpbed to Lurner V. Harrison, Prcsi-
dent OF the First National Bank Of this
city, asking If he would accept the POSI-
tion. There IL little, ii any. doubt but Mr.
Harrison will accept. Z. w. Huntington
and Il. G. Sessions. both bankers OF Co
lumbus, were talked Of IN connection
with the appointment, but Mr.. Harrison
was considered the least Objectionable.
The Governor was 80 elated over the
turn affairs had taken that he announced
at once that he would accept the nOmlna-
ton for Governor, as he had been re-
quested TO do by the President. This
information was conveyed to Mr.. Con
verse and Judge Thurman this afternoon,
aud they are agreed that HOadiy shall be
the candidate without opposition.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-17
MILLIN { Y!

Wo have marked our entire stock ~ les
prices than We can purchase them IN open
market to-day. The reason - simple; our
stock h. altogether TOO arge ana must be re-
mend our cust0mere needing these goods "
take advantage Of this opportunity.
Our Out-0f-tOwn patrons should send their
Orders as early ia week ~ possible 10 order ~
secure q choice u bargains.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-17
Our Great Clearance Sale
SHOES
Continued One Week Longer

Positive induccment to buyers in this de
pArtmunt, from the fact that the goods must
be sold and not carried into our new building.
Tho following values are given without oN-
aggoration Decent in advertising Ia a grow
ing evil, aud the influence OF those who 30
indulge rapidly decreases the pubic bcliey-
ing their Etupeudous bargains 10 be only
hiahy colorod descriptions OF ehenp article
offered at ia fun value. Tho following lots,
aud many more equally as GREAT BAR
GAINS. viii be- found on our Centre Counters,
all marked Ia plain figures And any lady
VINO fails TO secure q supply Of foot gear for
the comlnE season viii have only herself TO
thank for the added expense she viii neces-
sary incur by her neglect OF the opportunity
We oner.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-17
Civil Service COMMISSIONS Gregory
Very Offensive Partisan.

From the Mem Yoyk EBeajng Past.
WAsHINGToN, July l2.-Prof. Gregory,
Of the civil Service Commission, may
have TO explain why he should not fall
under the ban Of offensive craftsmanship.
Evidence is adduced that during the late
campaign be took the stump for the Re-
publicans, while drawing his pay reg
ularly as commissioner and at De-
catur, H., and elsewhere made speeches
for Blaine and against Cleveland, in
which he made bitter personal attacks on
the latters character, declaring that "A
vote for him was vote against the purity
Of home. These charges are made by
leading Democrats OF the State, who are
moving to have him ousted from the COM
mission. IL is urged, moreover, on
broader grounds, that the original inten-
ton Of the trainers Of the civil service
law was 70 have the majority Of the com
mission in political accord with the ad-
ministration. and Gregory is spoken Of as
"A peculiarly 1T man 10 be removed 70
make room for a Democrat.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-17

r.ay WIN be in No Danger Of Con
|~a, disease When They Give a
aosr Light-Ho Insulted the
gentleman
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-17
60 GENTS!
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FINE CURACAO KID BUTTON which might
be matched here iu Savannah for - or - So
although we don't think u. Also, a beautiful
line 81 LADIES OXFORD and B-BUTrON
sLIPPERs, with imported MATT KID Tor.
The same Slipper 10 selling to-day IN New
York for s..
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-17
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BEST BARGAINS
THE
EVER OFFERED OR LIKELY TO BE
OFFERED IN THIS CITY.

Now n you want something 40 simply
ridiculous prize. here is large combination
SHOES. ii 10 q MISSES BUTTON and
LACE SHOES, u TO 2 which we mark at