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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-18
BROOKLYN.

Miss Ida Jones, who has been thought by some
of her friends to be the mysterious patient in tho
Eastern District Hospital. has been heard from in
New-Ysrk. The patient says she is servant girl
DIR. Barley. chemist of the Health Department
reported some of the stables at Ridgewood l.. L.
where cattle and hogs are kept in swi, are in an
unsanitary condition.
Barthold Jennerich, wealthy grocer of No. ia
Gwinnett-st died yesterday at st. Catherine a
Hospital from a bullet wound In his head lie
committed suicide through dependency.
The Univcrsalists who have been holding services
in RIdgewood Hall. have organized the Fourth
Uniyersalist Society with the Rev. Nelson Suell as
pastor.
Preparations are being made for sale at auction
of the household furniture formerly belonging to
Ferdinand Ward at No. 81 Pierrepont-st 1t is ex-
pected tina. 49, 900 will DO realized.
The work done by the agents Of the Citizens
Excise League in securing the enforcement of the
Sunday law proving so effective that violators
of the law ready 10 give up their licenses in-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-18
MARINE IYTELLIGENOE.

MINIATURE AbtANt1
sun r1sss 5l3 635 MOI set, 10 80 Moons are Is
HfGH WATER rODNt.
<u-sandy Hook. lO:47 GJv IsanL 10 % He'll Gat@ -
FN.-sandy Hoax. 1888 GOV isani 1884 He'll dIta OOl
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"c"""nefs-AppeaI @ MotherI
Try Them.

For Cleansing the SKIN and Scalp OF Birth Humor. .
laying Itching Burning and Inflammation cuns cha -
symptoms Of Eczema Psoriasis. Milk Crust scs Hssa
scrosu and other inherited skin
CHA the great skin Cure and cUTICURA SOAP an sr.
9uiste ska Besuther externally and CUTICURA RESOL
vENI hs new Blood Purifier internally iAfabla As.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-18

BABY Cuticura Soap, exquisitely per.
fumed Skin Bcauti6er.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-18
TONG ISLAND
Sportsmen are having good luck IN fishing for

Sportsmen are having good luck In fishing for
trout. o,,,,,
FLUsHNG.-The Nereus Rowing Club has elected
the following offices: President. Henry w. Bald
win; vice-president, James q. Thompson secretary
Walter H. Clarke; treasurer, Edward VI. Franklin
captain, Robert J. LoMden; Lieutenant, j. Wardei
At. franklin. Robert j. Lowden, Daniel e. Beard.
James Breath. ., ,,
WOoDsIDE-Th Law and Order Association. held
n meeting on Thursday evening and decided that
the results of labors last year were amply sufficient
to warrent energetic action during the coming sea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-18
CRUSHED UNDER A FALLING SAFE.

safe weighing nearly ton, which was being
lowered down fight of stairs Leading from the Top
floor of No $40 Broadway, at noon yesterday,
broke from its fastenings and came crashing down
the incline. Halfway down the stairs VIII skios
their hands by which they had peeh any
George Smith. AS the safe came tumDling uoWn
Smith leaped over the balustrade and saved nm
self hut Mai ander, who was close TO the wall,
conid not escape. lie was borne down by the heavy
mass of iron, which only stopped IT'S night
after it had knocked away several teet OF staicSse
and torn a large hole in the hoOr The conclusion
shook the building to the foundation. The safe
was lifted from the sepseless body OF the workman
and he was removed TO the Chambers street ihos d
crushed that it is probable that they VIII ootn re-
ouire amputaton at the hip. Mailander is steam
ftter age twenty-seyen ana lives WIN us tSsr
support, at No. 534 East FOurteenth.st. ~
William azewell, the coored Janltor Oh the
huildipg where the accident occurred, sald that
he made loud protests against the caIclessn ess OF
the arrangement for moving the safc. lie was
told to stand aside and attend 10 MS own business
George Wood, who experimenting the lower
ing of the safe, said that he had had twenty years
experience in safe-.Oving. An Inspection Oh tne
manner in which he had ARRANGED 70 ig b tnis
showed that he made blunder at NO. SIo DrSau-
way.
TROUBLE CAUSED BY A THIEYING SON.
Henry s. Lowell, the proprietor of furnishing
store in Carmlne-st yesterday went to the Jeiier-
sou Market Police Court and charged James Kelly,
age eleven, with stealing roller skate from the
front of his store. The value of the skate Lovsil
said was fifty cents. Justice Smith held the boy
for TRIAL After the court had closed woman In
tears but respectfully dressed. timidly approached
Clerk Morgan and said: Can ysu tell me what
was done with Jimmy Kellyf"
He was held in $500 ball. said MT. morgan.
The woman gave FAINT scream and almost feil
faipting to the floor Il am his mother, she sob Gu
lie was always a good boy, and when heard OF
what he was accused went to the man VINO o"neu
fhe skates and he told me that if would give him
b. the value Of the skates. he would not make any
COMPLIANT in court, and paid him the money ana
now he II send my boy to prison"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-18
NEW-JERSEY.

PATERsov-The strike of the 400 emp loyes Of
the Barbour Flax Spinning Company, continued
Yesterday. Superintendent Seaton offered the
Operators the restoration of the five per cent
winch was taken from their wages during his IN
cnmbencv. but the delegates insisted that the five
per cent cut made last August before Mr.l Seaton
became superintendent, should also be restored
In the afternoon il claimed at the mills that a
few of the hands had yielded and returned to
work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-18

t,or Nov at SO 75O. The Controller was author
,ad 70 ssI at auction the franchise Of the ferry
from Harrison aud jay Ste to Weehawken az NOT
less than 81, 600 year.
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I" Terribly Amfcfet.N

MI and Mrs Everett stebbins Belchsrcwn Mass wrtss
Our little boy terribly afflicted with scrOula saiS
Rheum and Eryspelas since born and nsthnS
We could give him helped him. until tined CUTICURx
REMEDIES whicn gradually cured him. until be now e
fair any child"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-18

You will be sure of pure, rich blood and good
health and strength n you use Parker's Tonic
Failing hair prevented oy Parker's Hair Balsan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-18

IN PACKING Your TRUNK,
Psuare OF all bottled things-gass will break Dr. Lyons
Tooth Tablets put up in metal boxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-18

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
s4Lorington.ave between }tl All 33t1,tt.
Hours 70 l. 20 7. Diseases u tbs Nervous 5ysesA
GenltO- rinary organs. Impotence AndstsenltI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-18
" From Head 20 Reet.0
For Pale, Languid,
= !" best for the Skin. /,

Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA. 50 cenisI
SOLVENT, 81 [; SOAP, rs cents Prepared BY P0Tr
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.. Boston. Mass.
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Rheum and Eryspelas since he nsthnS
We could give him helped him until tined CUTIcURx
REMEDIES whicn gradually cured him. until be now e
fair Is any child"
$1,000 Fer NothingS
VIM Gordon, 81 Arlington Charestown Mass written
Having paid about $500 TO hrstclass doctors nv
baby without success tried the CUTICURA REMEDIEa
which completely cured. after using three paekagea"
"Rrom Head Feet0
Charles Eayre Hnke Jersey City Heights ~ J., writes:
MY son. lad OF twelve years. was completely cured OF
terrible case OF Eczema BY the CUTICURA REMEDIES,
From the top Of his head to the soes OF his
mass o. caba Every other remedy and physician had
tried In vain.
For Pale, Languid,
Emacated children, win pmply salow skim QUIT.
BURA REMEDIES will perfect blessing, cleansing
the blood and skin OF inherited impurities expeng
of scofua rheumatism. consumption and
diseases
Best for the Skin0
Your CUTICURA REMEDIES the best for skin dis
have ever seld AMI your CUTICURA SOAP the
finest medicinal toilet soap In the market,
CIV. STAPLES. Druggist
0sceoa Mills, Wis
Sold everywhere Price, cUTIoyRA. 50 cenisi RE
SOLVENT, 81 SOAP. 70 cents Prepared by POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston Mass
Send for How Cure skin Discase.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-18

Send for "How 70 Cure Skin hi
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" 5000 Fer Nothfnx.S

VIM. Gordon 50 Arlington Charestown, Mass, writ
HavfDg paid about $500 TO frstclass doctors euro
baby, without success tried the CUTICURA REMEDIE
which completely cured. after using three paekagea"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-10

TaRxg TrMns FfSxD.--As announced.
The third case against Harry Morgan
for selliaQ liQao1 wisAoat iicense can Q
up before Justice Lawrence yesterday
afternoon. THIS was the one on the
warrant swora cot by Dabarow. The
main vitae@s vas Du6arow hinlself, who
testified to having gone into MorEan's
place On the evening of January &ssh
Tor the p1rpose Of seeing n hqaar wss
heiur cold. He called for q glass Of
poFs vine and drank it. bat the harksep-
er refused 10 lake pay for if. He ad-
uuiseed that be weUf there as q spy, bas
aid he wAs sent thers BY Ofaeer Csva-
nanzh. Ha v8s sahieetsd % rIRsd
crossexaminasioa By The dsfsndAnt's
eounsel. Hea- klvood Evans. mesh "a
he discomfogs of the witness. Daoa-
ros also tesstGsd thai he szv ost srs
arinkinS in the place. Tia iastiee fnsd
shs 1sfsndazs SO sne costs Noise II
sppsal sas gsssn.-zaessss L<a9u.
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sssrxles srrlnnnrr llnE.

ksnnine heiweea Liverpool and Quebec,
lhsecs b. rail ta all points in United
saies. Sailfrem Liverpool esery Thuns
~, ekliing 81 Belfast. and frcaa Quebec
ssey saturday. Steamers are large and
~ and steeraec accommodation unex-
N!Ieo bg Any other line. while the voyage
= M milea shorssf than via New York,
1iee days os Il in the smooth waters Of
nt Cult and River Sc. Lawrence, famed
q osAntifrl, picturesque scenery. Steer
~ snd prepaid certificates ss,ld at low.
- ssiss. Also. drafts on Europe, and
eszk fensttanees 10 sns p. q. address.
\ Nilhtsg q Co.. General Agents for
- hurthwest, Seattle, W. T. noa
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FOREIGN.
The Tsnaasa Cam palgn.

PARIs, Feb. 9.--Gen. Briere De IIisle
tele1raphs the government as follows /:
Ga Friday and Saturday we destroyed
flve fUrts belonging TO the chinese. The
enemy had evacuated shem without
hehting. In the forts We found immense
stores Of provisions. eunpowder and
other ammunition. We reconnoitered
twelve kilometers and found the Chinese
retreatinR hastily toward Langson. Our
lasses during the engagements were u
killed and l62 wounded.
The Examiaatisn OF the Dynamiterx.
LONDON, Feb. 9.-The farther exami-
nation of Jas. j. Cunningham and Har-
~ Barton. charged with conspiracy in
causing the explosion al the Tower, be-
ran today st Bow Street Polics Court.
Ihe room was crowded with spectators,
but ne unusual demonstration was
made. Harry Burton declined the ser
vices Of counsel, and said be would de-
fend himself. Poland opened the case
for the Crown. He created q sensation
by Immediately announcing the vith-
draval Of the charge Of conspiracy and
the substitution Of thai Of high treason
and felony against both prisoners joint
" under new indictment. The solicit
or then proceeded to state the testimony
which the Grown would produce to sus-
tain the charge Of high treasJn.
rs Examine wrecks.
VIcroRiA, II. @. Feb. 9.--Steamar Dol
phin left this evening for Barclay sound
with divers and men who will examine
the ship Spartan, which ran ashore ai
Tafoosh island. The men will also in
vestigais the wreck near that psiIii. sup
posed 10 be Of an English ship.
s1anssms for view xsrk.
LospoS. Feb. 9.-Ford, shs carriage
builder, shipped isoo hanson cabs 20
New Work today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-10
NOTTCE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
y stockholders Of the Puget Sound
Commercial Company win be held at their
once. In Port Candle. " T., on Tues-
day. the l7th day Of February. 1885. Al 2
O'Clock p m. fof the election OF q Board
Of Trustees aRd the transaction OF sneh
other business as may come before the
meeting By order of the President
Z @. AMES,
Acting Secretary.
Port Gamble. W. T.. Jan. y, 1855. zssd
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Ts Examine wrecks.
wArcm weKK.

Special attention paid 70 the repair Of
graphs. split and quarter seconds, re
peAsine aud striking watches. marine
chrOnomeeers. french clocks. ETC., etc
Also other Anne psecss thas others have
failed 10 make Ro. We give q strict
guarantee Of satisfaction OF rsturn the
mouey paid. kINRAIi. & Sos, seading
jewelers. Of Puget sound. frye's Opera
House Eiock. Sesstle. w. T. jasdS
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AGoon Buszxrss Foa SAlx.--The Sec
ana hsnd ssore in the Gilmore block.
an Rront ssrsst Any one wanting q
grca. safe business not Feqairing iAree
cspital. and trade already veil estss :
lishea, can SET g bAEgsin. On eceoans
a sickness. Must 80 10 . dry citmAte.
Ii she unsantisne prices for eyerythinR.
Inelndine 40 sa@oss nsv Hslfs safe, .
sx,od shev case. q ene walnut s;1e-
s,ara and efIsus dssk. lever thAn ever
ssea In Seaftis. 80
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A MFE-sAVING PxEsENr.

Mr.. M. L. Allison, Hutchinson, Kan:
Saved his life By simple trial bottle OF
DIR. Kings New Discovery, for Con
sumption, which caused him to procure
large bottle, that completely cured
him, when doctors, change of climate
add everything else had failed. Asthma.
bronchitis, Hoarsensss, Severe Coughs,
and all Throat and Lung Diseases, it ia
guaranteed to cure. Trial Bottles free
at A. 3. Stewards Drug Store. Large
size, 81.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-10

Ann1vxp. The steaEship Willamette,
CApsaia Holmes. arrived here Sunday
evening. hsingins lfs iens 81 railroad
material FOE the Cedar River extension,
which wss dischaFRed yesterday. U hs
Willamsats will load coal ~ usual Tor
San FranciseN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-10

sn Asselss, Mill street. Yesler Leaiy
a's'k rails o. RrsAtis reduced prices.
NALrHAM WATCHES, t5.
A. etaes goods in proportion. Watches
'kniN Tor o.. Warranted for one
fH faI
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REMOVED.

nRa SMITH AND WILLARD HAVE
IL removed theis ofiice from tie Csie-
man hufiding % the rev PoHc1n huslA-
ina. 90 Frost street. CSoL eEa second
so an In
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council met last evening. uurSuant IN
sdIournnent. Present--His Honor ths
Mayor. John Leary, and CounciIneu
TVe, Northup. Snyder, Sox, YesIer.
Lsiimsr azd Rinshart.
PETITIONS RECEIVED.
From Directors OF School District NJ,
!. Tor crossings IN Battery street. Al
ruin and SIKH. Granted Sc far A.
rum street is concerned, and Street
Commlsslouer instructed to do the
work. VAC
From J. n. May, for allowance of SO
from HArkins' claim on Fifth street
grade. ksferred to Clerk.
COMMITTEES REPORTS.
From Health and Police, recon mend
ing the abatement of a bog pen nuis-
ance near LavtOn's nursery. Adopted,
From Police COMMITTEES, recommend
ing the purchase Of lanterns. clubs and
fevolFefs Tor policemen. Adopted.
IRON Judiciary Committee. returning
the petition Of George r. Meyer. and
recommending that ths same be re-
TERED 70 the City Attorney. Adopted.
FROM committee on Licenses, recon-
nendlng certain amendments to ordi-
nance No. 637. Report indefinitely
postponed.
From Judiciary Committee. rseam-
mending the granting of the petition Of
sylyanius Backias. Adopted.
The applications of JulIas w. Smith
and Patrick Flynn for ret all liauor
licenses were referred.
LICENSES ORDERED Issued.
August Wolf, Boeeli 4 BraiIlard, 8.
baxter q Co.. Schvaeacher Bros. 4 Co.,
John Shepich. Bernard kurz, Blanchard
< smith. Frank p. Hemen, Margaret
Salliyan, Fred Gssch, John Feieh,
Flynn Il Anderson, Andrew Slerah.
Grnbb a johnson, Seholpp 4 Kallsep,
Mn. Gross, John +. Lester, Andrev
Hsmrich. Claus 4 Harms, O'Shea & Pa
rent. Louis Silvain.
NIscELLANEoUs.
The statement of cost OF Fifth street
grade was re-referred to the Clerk for
correction.
A motion was made that the Street
Commissioners be instructed to complete
the pianklng of Front street as original
" ordered. In favor of the motion /:
Latimer, Rinehart, Snyder, Sox; against
it-Frye, Northup, Yesler.
A motion was made that il was the |
sense of the Council that when the |
planking of Front street is completed, |
the levy shall be made according to Law.
and assessed to abustinR property. In |
favor -NOrthup, Rinehart, Snyder. Sox
opposed-Frye, Latimer, Yesier.
Ordered, that the Clerk be instructed |
TO purchase clock for the council reom,
Ballard d Sox asked permission to |
carry 100 pounds Of powder, provided |
they have constructed q proper Zinc box |
to keep the same in said box to be |
subject 10 the approval Of the Chief of |
the Fire Department.
VIM. Harkins was granted an exten
sion Of time until April l, 1886. to COM
plets James street grade.
An ordinance was passed authorizing |
the Mayor and Clerk to execute certain /
bonds on behalf of the city.
Adjourned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-10

CoSrRAcEs LxT.-A large number OF
bids wsre sent into the Commissioners
fer the care Of the county psor and
medical aud sargicai attendance. and
for supsgiutendencs of the county farm.
which were opened by the Beard yes
terday forenoon, and carefully csnssd-
cred. Tue sisters we're awarded the
consrses Cor care and nsdicl attend
ancs Of county poor a 70 cents per day.
Ia scrip-the sick 30 b cared for IN the
hospital and the poor - be kept on TIE
farna. The farm vas also leased 20 the
Sisters for $Sa0 per AMMAN. DR.. Smsrt
was awarded the contract 20 farnisn
medical and sursicAI attendaDes and
medicines for prisoners In the Ceanty
Jstl, on his bid OF 80 per AMMAN. and
o. c. Shorey 4 90. Rot the contract for
burying deceased county poor NJ St.S
per bead.
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..,rY ANp MEEKLY.

..-x.sscssI cards. q per month for one
- ~ par month for one-haf inch
,...,s Il cents line for ons week. and
= -rsfE ilne pr month.
ts1s.rerriel aAvertisinx. q an inca for
as-srk. and o. an inch per month
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Club Prices Tor the best Home and
Foreign Literature.
Possessed Of THE LIVING AGE and one
or other OF cur yivacious American
monthlies. q subscriber win fad himself
in command Of the whole sitaatioa. =
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
For $40 50 THE LIyI,yG ACE and any ons
Of the American - Monihlies ior Ha.
pers Weekly or B&EarI win be sent for (
year. postpaid or for % 50. The LIVING
Aak and ST. Nicholas or Lippincott'I
Monthly. address,
LlTTELL 4 Co.. Bssfea.
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vau WEEKLYs

....,ka.ai carts q per month for one
s.d n 5opef month for one half inch.
-, -. IA cents line for one insertion.
guts line per month.
sgs.rial advertising, 81 per inch for
ta.ss,<ios.. and y per month
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aHaslx pAowsKDs-Early yesterday
nssnin& h L Nerthup, Who resides
~ LAks unioli, vas aroused from bis
szsa1en hF the cries Of q fnan appaf.
s{ y dfovning condition. Hasseia-
Ne bank Of the lake. Mr.. NortA.
Y I,eca man with Q roll Of blankets
!ek. 10 TIE water, eliileing 20 .
- NJ. Northup assisted the mssn
500 Alter removing bin blankets
~ hack. Tue man stsEea that be
~ leeRer. and vas on bis way to
ooenfanes camp, and LOSING his
~ y NE dark. had fallen into tho
- ND vas unable 90 set cot wishoaa
scpss ewing 10 ths lead on hils
s<s snl,A be Oenld noe shake OF.
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.OyrRrIsINc RATES.


.a,,.aI csr,ia q per month for eze
fistes n - nsnuth for oneshaif inch.
~ - n euiF line for one insertion.
bs ~ for six insertions. and 30
sssIss.,-lsl advertisements. 50 cents an
Qs.s 1910. sI.50 an inch for si1
- -. Al sn inch for two veekA t25e
100 and % per month
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~ csAilEa.--The Oregon Improve
y Oe1pAny has chartered shs staasn
n shisa vessei viii hseaffer Ply
M coal Trade between seattle and
! .1n1 ana San Francisco. The Alki 10
49, vessel AZ about 100 tons bsr.
IrS. Y euRmansied by Captain
.-s 1,sA forinesly 10 thu bArkentine
ana lats VI the steam schooner
nss ite Alxi h now oc her way %
A and may he looked for at a,ay
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&c.

AZ the age Of forty or forty five, the
crystalline lens of the eye has fiattsned
10 suoh an extent, by the layers OF the
lens eondensing, that instead of being
able to read fine print at distance Of
twelve inches, a. formerly, the book has
10 be held at n greater distance. What
is wanted is an artificial lens Just thick
enough 10 fill mp for the deficiency of
the lens Of the eye.
Instead Of selecting glasses for your
self, as 10 usually done, call on FRANK
kTMHALI. (of kimball & SOM who is q
practical optician and thoroughly
understands the eye, and have him ad-
Just pair Of their celebrated Scotch
Pebble glasses, and don't ruin your eyes
With window glass spectaoles. Glasses
ground to order or on prescription Of
any ooalist. jaSdw
The LATE T. 4. MoELaoI. From the
Olympia Standard We take following
eoaoerning the life of late prominent
citizen Of the Capital City; Thursday
morning our community was shocked
by the report that Thornton +. McEl-
roy. Esq., one of eur oldest and most
respected citizens, had the previous
evening. about 3 o'clock. departed this
life. ID seeMed almost incredible. for
the previous day he was on the street
and apparently In robust health. That
insidions destroyer. heart disease. is
supposed 10 heve been the cause of his
sudden death. Mr.. McElroy came 10
the coast In lsi9, from Pitfsfeld. Ilh-
nois. and soon afterwards drifted TO
Oregon City, where he was engaged for
year or pore in the poblication of the
Oregon Spectator. With John Fleming.
After the 6svgosiaH was started. in 1881,
be served as foreman In that office till
September, iSa2. when he came TO Oiym-
pia and established the Columbian, the
iirst newspaper Published north Of the
Columbia river, in what Was then part
Of Oregon Territory. He was engaged
more or less actively at his trade of
printer till 1864. when be began 10 de-
vote his whole time 10 the management
Of his extensive moneyed interests.
which have proven exceptionally sue
csssfui, and enabled him 10 leave n
handsome competency for his family.
He has at various times held positions
Of responsibility and trust. He vas
Public Printer several years and mem
Der of the Legislative Assembly Of 1856
sc. He was likewise Master Of the first
Grand Lodge Of Mssons in the Terri
tory. His wife and sen Harry survive
him, His remains were buried In the
Masonic Cemetery under the auspices OF
Olympia Lodge, assisted by she whole
fraternity af the mystie tie and a laege
number az citizens. Mr.. MoElroy Was
90 years Of age