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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18


uadst The signature Of II. III. No
lAfsses. k.cuiser Of the Spokane Fail
va Us1f d Alene Transportation O sm
lssy. ne1tse IA gwen 10 the stookhold-
" y hal once promising bat iil-fated
'sEan'Satinn. that an assessment of IS
ls' esei cf tue stock had been levied.
lea thas holders we're required 10 pay
II sane tmmeiiatsly. We do not ba-
w. Nv 3 riot viii grow eat Of the
,npA esHssd By tha crowd rushing
kszn1 and striving 10 secure places in
" Nuus fanks Of the payers. On the
fsf1. thsFe is more chauce Of \
ssf<is q hsAmoue ths last Who come
~ esnisF With their assessments.
'sss saa never % scarce since gold.
.ssN Nc paper became means OF sx-
sn hpreseuttna values and while
@friiy ef the stockholders migh.
tepcsea 70 gay aheiT asssssEnsnt.
" coupany oct e'f debl and wash
y. 49, ssads ot hhe eonaerh, vet they are
epnditian 20 do %. Ii Il almost
MNE Nacs the Transportation con
4feassa into existence. u was
Mskrpwth of the Cnur d,Alene
49, tsssf, thai ran o. IDS hiehesf
3 Ne saidsi Of winter, aud col
49,. q saddenls aa the bursting OF
~. .sste0 balloon. Responding 90
assfM public spirit that 10 . char.
.S q SpokRaite, car people
s iese Ne scheme With q grand
49, thronRh = combination OF
~ szees Rot nsessslrs % repeat
-. ~ cay. the liua proved losing
u. i1s psuperty Was ssis-d, aud
NJ - large 81 Meant Hood
n ~ ~ detanas Oaaceru. Is is
ss - feliS Of bv euns days that
~ sge not at all proud of. and
as - ss1saas b q resDiuiscence Of
~ eM pahlic spirssedness Of onr
49,. ! = eti- they cannos discass
setting hot in The collar"
Asns1s gAss last assassmens has
H. - sot The par2ose OF elesrtng
-. 49, pssdaeea aad relegatiag ,hs
as. .soz eempany 10 : niche in
n -. ssass ef tie Saad and baArii-
Ess.s ~ undsf existing clrvam-
w.. = very probable tnat is vii
NJ ssus @ n ftFeshss arsum NJ
ns.,. ss'et esreaiats 10 lndnee su0.
~ s = Asst NE laa dsnand made
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18

THr ltAu.xoAps. "A friend who pass
"a over the Cedar River road few days
ago assures US that trains are daily
running 10 Black Dlsmand. and that q
force Of men are nos pa ashsns the ex
rension OF she foad on 20 Franklin,
from which 81 the iancfion with the
Meftheril PAsife - baI utsle more than
q |" stons'a throw." The rosd Wis N
siderAhy' dsmaaed du ing the late
stormy 0stsher. many slides occurring
ia the cuts. ete, The snow stayed In
slae euantry longer thaH q dsd IN town.
II being q foes deep waen tt vas ali gone
here. Aii immense quantity OF coal IL
lO be foaad 10 SUE Green River rosi0n,
now penetrated BY tais road sud the
new ssciion OF the NJrthern Pseiae.
ID IL oa every hand aad on some $50
tions msny different wins are diSeov-
cred. fllr nstarai aid eaSsest ro0te
tsR shis ecal ~ take "a Fe sehtn9 the sea
u dosn the valley Of The Cedar klvsr 10
SEATTLE. In going 20 TAeona route
from 10 10 Is mites longer Is neo-sssrS,
sin uphiIl grades. and onee there tbs
ssIal i q, mics farther from toe ssa
and froni she place OF chief elusulao-
tbon. To yea their coal ous By that
resnse requires. hsref0rp, to going and
cnE,ina. 40 miles more rsilrosd travel
than u required - seattle. Ani 80 miles
raore ssa travel. Test those coussrned
shoald disregard toe naarked etsr sFlty
B, aseen thu tao fSates, aud that sny Of
then shall ccasinae % fsvor tte ton.er,
nsrsie4 and more coSfiy roate. u ain
cuis 20 i,Slfsxe Oar informant says
the Northern Psoiao C0mpAay has q
foree % al iesss 800 men eaRaRsd on tss
extension IN sne Green Il vsg eoantry
bot thaa, ,saing % tad weather and the
natural slifiealsies sncoa stored. their
osgxarNa progress Is qalee stSw.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
lxrFRa FRea COMMISSIONERS
WATSON.
nv. W. union.I


Mr.. A. J. Anderson Ia in receipt OF au
sssfsstins letter from Mrs. q. II. Wat
"a. oss cf the lady Commissioners
ftsu ws.hingtsn Territory to the Cot
sas Eshllisi0n, from which Ne are per-
mii,sd " make the following extracts /.
sesuhat The la6as of Wsiia Walla
b Dasstlhg for sho wonaan's depart
masI u ~ Exposition Z e is 10 lstt,
nos thsi sEeryshiIl0 will have to b0
sess b msil Or fast freight. the expense
u transportation 10 be paid hsre.
EuylainR . Woman's hands ean dc,
eeees mo the list. 10 aims TO be an
ezAiblt cf the everyday occupation Of
he pomen Of our Territory. All arti.
siss shoald BE- plainly marked With
aams d 1akeF aud pTice, II desired 20
b spid fhas safe return il promised by
q department.. Has anything In the
IssfAsy World been originated by a lady
4 yuuf city, or invention, or anything
Esutlhef You must pardon the jun
VI u nag qneStious. Saturday night is
~ Rocd time TO write, and ] am quite
as3 out. But 10 continue. Perhaps
- sill feel like sending from your
- objection. Large photographs OF
pafscsneFy, public buildings and resi-
sssss are Fsqaestsd n ANYTHING. p.rtio.
axiy OF Indian wors, skid or fashion.
y hos soppose q wampum belt could
klsand foF love or moasy. Itsns of
lssr~s may aocompanv Any exhibit.
oss 700 give anytime 90 illustrate the
ssk q no IN yoar University mapa.
t1s'tA sto. OF Junss oserythinR seat
10 sili be eritten no all over the
ts'isd ssates. sRd We ought not 81 rest
nd eaf Territory hes n fair reprassn
silon. II By mail send 20 ms address,
81 v bg freight. 20 Mira Jalia Ward
aosN womaa's Department, Worlds
tipsisicn. New Orleans. Ls.. and don't
tsess ths supersotipiion, For Wash
sxiaa Territory Very truly yours,
Mas. @. II. WATSON,
q Napoleon ave-. New Orl ans, La.
Ek-fhs lady Commlsasonsr from
vslA Wslla has not arrived, and I
haaed " wait longer TO reqnest an ex-
~ ier yoar city,"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
rnE evERFLewlxG CmEHALIs.
[Gnr,a Harlan NrWs.

Az We predicted ia our last issue the
Chehalis river and lie tributaries have
given ne an old-time freshss. The water
eame within SIX isches Of the highest
point since the whites settled 90 this
stream. Logs have come down into tide
water which we're cut three years age,
And quite number Of settlers sustain q
severe loss bs their logs getting sdrift.
the county sill be over $1,000 out by
dam see 20 rosds and bridges, sustaining
O loss ct nearly 1900 on tue Satsop
fridge Alsne. Zoe other heaviest loeers
thus far reported sFe J. T. Forrest and
the wishkav Mil Company, they will
each lose about a 5000 apiece. Several
others sratain losses all the way from
500 10 $500. all the whagves and vsfe-
bouses we're more or less dAna9 q.
Steamers could Rot safely navigate
above Cosmopolis for nearly q week
therefore we had no mails or eommunt-
cation with the outside world foe thaf
period. Tie river wss 90 fali Of isRs,
lumhsT, shingles and all manner Of
fiaasing debris that IL is thoaght the hig
inn on the upper CheaAlis has at last
moved. The water reached its hiChest
paint ahoat II O'Clock On Wednesday
niSht. al which time tue Whole Business
portion Of Lower Mcntsssno xAs over
newed and tue fsts en the north SIDE OF
the river uers eompletsly covered Oa
the harhcr the towns Of HsQnisu- A.
erdesn snd Cosmopolis vere partially
inundated darius the high tide periods
OF Teesday aud "Wednesday. b1t there
wzs 10 dAnizes done. The fail Of water
~ss AZ least sax inohes the fsrsa three
days OF the week. and taken Ia eonjanc
ton wish the "a os Us 10 wonder more
damage wAs not done. Up to latest sc
c.snnss tka wat~r ha3 fallen three fses
and all danger vas over.
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Opinions.

Nearly the whole world Of authors
and writers appsa- in The LIvfSc ACE
iR heir best moods. AIT science, and
literature nnd fresh and eloquent exprss-
ion Ia It's page. from the puas OF the best
writer's OF the day: and the IL Ader q kent
we'd abreast OF tho eurrent thought Of 1e
age -bOston JournAl.
u has now tor many years held the fir1lt
place of ala our rerial publication. The
ally p9 sible objection thai could be q sed
70 II - the immen-e amount Of reading Z
give-, There is nothing notcwor hy In
oUky. O. religion that cannot be fouad in
= its readers are supp ed with the best
literature Of the day. -Churs hpaan. NY.
II may be / nth niiy aud cordially said
that 70 neyer feTs dry or yaIueless
page.-S. Y. tribune.
biography. Acton, science. criticism,
history, poetry. traEela whatever men are
Interested In, AL are fouad here. X far
sishes more foT the moaey IL costs IN n
tny Othe- periodical within our know.
e6ge.-fhe Watchman, hostoH.
There is nothing like II Christian sf
Work. n. Y.
~ has for us an in crest and value b.
coming oksee = wefk. 10 give g. while yet
fresh, the productions Of ihe foremost
writers Of the ay.-.aoutTeal 6aE tie.
Ths0ugh is pages aIotss, IL 10 pssas bic TO
be aa vel lhforIssed in carrsnt htsHAiuI Q
As BY the i,eTusAl Of = long list Of month
hes.-Prtlade phta Inquirer.
~ enables the reA.1eE 70 keep pace with
the beat Thought ana literary work Of our
time ChTi-tt@n nis a. New iosk
foremoss OF the eclectic perioo tcals.
New Iork World
II furnishes complete compilation %
an indispF nAable literature. ChleSgo
- - - -. = 49,. 49, ...n-.- u.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
LITTELL'S LIVING AGE.
FOREMOST uvAG WRITER,

TnE ABLFsT AND MOST cCLTi- tTEp IN
TELLECTs. in everS department Of Litera
tdre, Scsence. Politics aud At A ex-
preston in the periodical literature OF
Europe, and especially OF Great Britsie.
TIE LIVING AeE. forming four large
volumes ear, furnishes. frOm the eat
and generalls inAcces bic mass Of this
lIteratu e, the onlS compilation that,
while within tho reach OF al. is sat sfac-
tory in the CO On ESS with ~ hich
IL embraces whatever is OF immediate IN
terest or OF soad. permanent value
In Is THkREFoRE INDIsPESsABIE 60
every one who wishes TO kes pAa,e with
the events or intellectual J,rrgrrhs OF the
time. or 10 cultivate in himself or hts
family general intelligence and literary
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18

CMxRArls. " T.. Jan lila the ease
of the i~rris " ". frsHk hue4. Who
killed Ffsnk B-rnaer tzss Septeuber, ,the
iary lsss uiehf hr1aRht IN yerdlet OF
IssAz sisnghter. Tkls DasninR JadRe
Hsys hxud tie saatenes ~ stgat0en
s1antAa' inp<lsonmsnt in tie ps11ssn-
rATy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18

~ -. snsnfssn paid 10 the repAir Of
Mxas - ehNsnaspesers. chrcno-
Mrss 49, aed qaafaef seconds, re-
satas.-s a asakine sateAes. marine
a sss.A freneh clneks, etc, ssr.
~ ~ = pseeee sbas cthsrs have
fass..-. 1Aks - We give a strica
nl-- -. y sstssf sstisn OF retara the
lass. ~ htMnAE1 4 Sos. teAAing
~ & feea sssaae. Fires OpeFa
sssssiA ". r. Issdw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18

A S#oRraeE-J. h. MccArty. Treas
ursr Of the Columbia and Puget soend
Railroad Company, in ehsekins ap the
aceoants 90 shs wharf. discovered Mr..
DAD, the whar6nees, 20 be $500 short.
and yesssrsaxy inStita'ed cEtmSual pro
c-eAings Aesinss thas gensassnan 20 re-
cover the shortaee. Mr.. Dad claims
thai the EnsttsF can. and will. In due
ttsne be satisfactorily explsfned, knd
has eiven beads fsr bic Appearances N
coart Al the proper tune. Daring Mr..
Dnas residence IN Seattle be hss ezinsa
Ihs coand~nee and god gill OF large
npsnher Of oar eisix0s. and IL - 10 Be
hop<sa that be s1is ele<r ~ this aRastrf
wish credit - hinsseaf and sasizfAcsion
10 The eempans, for vhieh be hss
workea fer tss past too ysAra
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18

49,. . puInra .-rae Northern
~. 'snsssy carried last y.Ar ia
~. !. ! assresasias 9ssa. 900 pounds.
M ~ EAssern wasainx,au % Dc.
~. - 49, ssfaiss eOs siG. 90 10. their
&Rs.,s'.s.... - ~ eanpasy goa flsoD Coz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18

Probably the choicest esndtes made
co the lssciac CsAst. II net y the
Uaited States. are sent cat By Roberts
of san Ffancasca. Inere u 10 one An
the BAy tAsy tsss has nos heard OF o.
Gates tns,n. O. p. Stone anty hss thsua
here. and gsss . frssh sapsiy ey svefy
steamer. iAB
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18

ms 4 80 :. \. 9 shs sisy tee :asasy ave
a. -. uAk kss asRsnt % Wash.
sssa 0svs u salL las
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..,ly AND WEEKLY

a-.S,n1ssual cards. p per month for one
" - g per ssonth for onc-bstf inch.
ss..ss I cent? o line for ons week and
go ! line pei month
- Al advertising. - an inch fer
y. - aad 81 IN inch per month.
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..su..so,,aI cards 81 per month Tor one
y 80 Al ssper month for one-hah inch.
-. 49,. n e,.l = line for ore insertion.
u a snis lsnsi per month.
1...rsrriai asFeftss4az. 81 per iEch Tor
y s.s-~Fion. and y per month.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18

FoR DAILY

..S...s.,asI cards. o. per month fsf enc
- a uer fnonfh for one-hatf inch.
-. 70 enss . line for one insertion.
..ss.s Iiss fer HlS iHsertienA ana -
- hpe per rloE.h. "a a,
gas'lE - lts..-rti1a. $50 an inch fer six
- -. - a an sneh fo- sSo WeekA $50
- and g per month
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cisb Prices tsr ihe best Hons and
Fofsien uisrzanrs.

Possessed Of TstE LfyTxG Asg and 0ne
or other OF SUI vfvEci01s Amsertean
munthlxeu q ssksscF h.nF " q Tad 1tsnas0
IN command of sec whsis sitaattoay-
Philndeipsai kveain9 sssziseEtn
kor &le - tHk EfSfSg A0E and Al1y 0ne
Of th- american - ll0a hises tor fiaf-
pers WseEiy OF Szz ri win he ecst for
FeAz. kostesid OF Tor ~ 81 Tag LIVING
Aex a1d 81 S,caoaEs ox LGppine0st's
AoathIy. Addrem.
LsrI ELL q Co.. Bsstsa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18

auTELs AND RESTAURANTS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-02
2lrbeitCr &rnipauc ttnO 9lutuer.
niei,cn In WiiiOmrf.

z t. EOulS, /. 9e3ember,-Gte 2.rbGtter
Der uSeUler NOhIeugrubeu," iiiuf U,eueu
bon YtacOu, Nto., itauOeu i'm leBteu Soms
mer iiir b0bCreu g0bn ans. Die Brn}iUlle
impOrtlrteu JiGger ais GriaBleute uuO bOuteu
Sum Sdube oerielbcH BulliuOeu I'M OaS
2Sert. SieIe Sfl6gereleH iluo ieitoem Dor
ge'aueu, uuo am leBteu Samitag lam e8 III
eluem Sample, in ne.dcm Elm meiBer 2rbel=
ter mo Gin Jteger gctOOtetmurOen. Bd5reuO
Der uerCaugeueu Radt muroe nod elm Nauu
Qet00tet, UUo ole SttuQt,oH geitaltete iid) 10
trliiid, oaB id gouOerHeur gtarmaoute
beute aui ben SdlauplaB begab unO ip1ter
cas- erte Geqimeut Der 9ialoualqaroe DOH
Ct. gOuj5 oOrtbiH beOroeyte. GIrca 4CO
Dianu giugau beute &or'1ittag aui eiuem
grtra5u9e mad ben SObleugrubeu ab.
glner Iepede Der y4Ofs0eipat6n ans
DIacou 8uiolge mar w05reH0 Der OergaHgeneu
yiadt eiu biBiger aampi Sniidbeu Den ihwlr=
sen un0 melBeH SObIengrdberu Der 8euier'-
i6en gtlncn i'm gaHge, le0od) deint Die
mGuo id)mer oerleBt mOr0gn Su ietu. Someit
ermittelt 1T, muroeu lett leBtem Samitage
0rei gteger uu0 eiu gSeiBer aetUotet, Ino
mebrere unoere Utdnuer erlltteH 2Suu0eu.
2ie grOBte Grbitterunq bIrridt jmiideE BET
BEN BarteieH, urO bic GOuHtg Gsb0rOe iit
OOufOmmen mahuO5. S5rareH uno 6iuoer
meroeH aus Der Gidps eutferHt, uuO man be-
firdtet, GaB eS beute gladt 5u wtiterem
gilt0ergieBeu tommeH niro. Die Siirger
bon 0lacon babeu etue SerIammluug gebal=
ten unb ben gei6luB geiaBt, euergiide Dag
re9elu sur 6eriteluHg Der Jlube }u er9retieH.
8reibuuOert Sudjeu tanen beute ytahmtt=
tag al, un0 Der Sderifi OrgaHifrt Elm farieS
2luigebOt Die JIegersSOblengraber bleibeu
iunerbalb ibrer BOlliOOen BET Der Srube uno
feuerH aui alle 2GeiBeH, bic iid auf 5tuB=
tpaite ndberH. glQe IN Der grube beidiitig=
ten Miduner uuO SnabeH ioQeH mi. SdieBz
uemebreu beuufiuet ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-02
SeI6ffntorSe.

8ea6ins, 3d., l. DECEMBER. - Der in
2ougsmamps s3opnibip, 3D., auiGIfge 6ar.
mer g8. Dierfel erbdngte fi9 gefferH in Jet.
mem 5taa. gBie es beiBt, triebeu finau3iele
g9irren ben 70 Sabre alien WlaHH gum
Selbitmorb.
Samaqua, 8u., l. DECEMBER. - SObu
91ler, Elm alter unO aHgeiebeuer BewObuer
bieier Srtidaft, begiug geiteru in ieiner an
Sat. .StTaBe belegenen gSObHnng SeIbitniorO
6urd Grbdneen. Der 0taHH lit an Qufdaen
BON 9eiffes it6rung uHo bate bereits Dor bier
g8oden einen SeIbfmOrooeriu6 9emadt.
@alUefou, Ger, l. DECEMBER.
8. 81. BtleS, Elm beiaHutsr Ar3t IN Pittsbur9,
Ser., begiu9 bort IN OergaugeHer ytaat
SelbItmoro. 9erriittete SermOgensoerbdlt-
mile uno bduslider llHfriebe isuen ibn 81
Der Sbat getriebeH babeu. grwur 81 Sabre
alt uuO elmer Der eriteu aufeblsr BON %Itts.
burg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-02
SanaOfId,c GbosObate. !.

Sttamo, Ont, l. Qejember. - @5 bat
iib beraus geitellt, baB Die meiiteu aus Ga
na6a mad 8eutidlanO un0 gngluuo erpOrz
tirten 9bOspbate BON BORT ais britiide ooer
bsutide phosphate mad ben Ser. Staaten
peridifit perben. Der bieiige umeritaniihe
6oniul rpirO oem SerusbmeH mad in einem
@eridte ben amerifaniiden @ei9ditsleuten
2luitldruug iibsr Die 2lugelegenheit ae5eil
uu0 ibuen uuSeinanSer iegen, ME aoiuro e8
if, ben burd 5met 6abrtsH iiber Den atlau.
tiiden S3ean oertbeGerten Grtitel, BEN iie
bier ans eri1er 9an6 beSieben t6Hnen, ans
oem GGslauoe 5u impOrtireu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-02
@nr Einri,,,,ntier sNnhIfrtff

Gintinnati, o, /. 0e3ember. - 5n
Ser beuttgen Sigung OeS SreiSgeri6tS eiuigs
ten iih Die al oem 8ablitreit interenirtsn
&nrteen babin, baB bic gntideibung in Be-
Sug auf Die Seuatorennabl aud auf Die 8e=
prGieutautenpabl anSuneuOen iei un6 iwar
in bem Siune, OaB 9 Gepublifaner uuO elm
9emotrat (8ihter 5oufOu) gemdblt eteu.
Die 0emOfraten meroen Semuddf 8erufung
bei'm Gberaeridt einleaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-02
9r. E00lUap's
&egnltren0e @tQen.

3aS mddtiee 9eberz uuD sRaaenbefIutttteI.
Boula ohue Seigeihmad, elegant NIT Iu6em Sars
ube'o9gn, pur8rcu, reguren, retHi9eu uuo trditgen
0icie Biueu.
RaOpanS gtuen sur 6umnq ouer Raaens.
Eeberz, @eOarmz, Niereuz uuo Bluienieioen, {Rufs
tsHltmtBcn, 4ppeumaHgel O}lttiateit gterpens
trantbcltcn Sopftmer8eH, NarIlibgfttt, Beritups
pu9 &eoouun9Sleoen, Dgspepiie, Gaaeulajoen,
j5ebcr uuielei55Cntiun6uHg, 6dmorrboibeu unS
QugJ StOrun9tU ocr GngcDei0e. Gciu Ueattd6itTf.
teine Spur 0On NiJtuy Tulraleu o5er fbd6uden
9ToQutU.
greis: 25 6euts bic s6adteI. gti allen
not o. m
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Mehr SnSioutrare.tel in alrt,ot,a

Sucion &rtS., /. De3ember. = gtner
8epeihe bes nStars @lObe" sufOlge tuuroe
elm TGhrmaun am Sonntag abenO ieds3ebu
NteiIeu BON Der Can Carlos Ggentur BON
Snbinnern ermorbet Die Apad)eu t1Oteten
auBerSem 3uet Qmeritaner, RanIen5 6arrtz
ion unb 21nlbo, neun Squnm8 Der g8bite
MountainsS Snoianer unb biele Sin6er. 9rOBe
auireguug berri9t auf Der gau5eu Sau Sarz
osz8eierpntiOn. 9eneral SberioaH fam
gsftern Su Sort 8ouie an uno coHferirt nit
Dem General 8roDf
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Die 8eD olltion tut mertfanti6en
Sta0te Ritepa Econ.

9feru Orleans, /. 0ejember.-giHer
3epeihe aus DiOutereg, gier., juiolge nurOe
@ouUerneur SepulUeOra am leBteH SoHnta8
Qbenb, mdbreno er nit elmer 100 Itauu tar
fen GstOrte Uon Der Gilla 9arcia Had Wiou=
terep uHternegs mar, UoH 600 SuiurgenteH
aHgegrtiIsH.
Die Sdlfte Der gStorte er9rifi ofort 0teiBs
aus, uno bic llebrigeH entilobeu mad fur3em
Sample. yiur 5uet ltitglteoer Der @5torte
nuroeu get00tet, Udbren0 fiiui 5niurgenten
ileler uHO Sebu peitere Oermun0et muroeH.
Der gouoerueur eHttam mad GoabtHla, no
r lett Suiruttioueu pOH Der 60Oeralregie=
ruHg ermGrtet.
8ie reuOlutioudre 8eueguHg greiit peiter
nm nd. Nlau glaubt, baB 6te 60oeralz
reqieruHg ben General an Stens SepulUes
6rG's ,uTu @ouOerueur erueuUeu mirO.
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SnsOenne.

ar. EaOwan's Qiueu fnO elm 6eiImitteI fdr
oteleS Eciceu. Sic geben Dem JPa9cu Heue Rrait
uHo OeaRi9eu i9H 6ur GrIuHuu9 ltlncr Hui8u6e. Die
llHtn ole trdnt9oftcu l8rtungcH aui 6u Crgauiss
mus. Dtau gebraude Die ABnei nab QnmeiIuna
uno baol9c mas utr IN a5olib uu6 4Bubr' ubeI ges
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llnsihldne nrN hnntleiNen

Nuslnla9e uH0 Oautlet0eu
outr ArS belon6CrS drOuiita 5auttranbetteu, ipers
ben 9nnj Suuerdf9 0urd] cine aur NIT RaOman's
Satiapartutau aebelt. gS,r mtineu pgraItets
MoAt, iUtIGe ltott Seg1n0ung gerogt BADEN.
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Scr @ar0ertriea IN 3trtt .

Gina, /. DECEMBER. - GdcersS mad
eiueu 2lHgriH aui ben Palaf, augeHideinItdl
pom Sol0ar 8late aus. SOriwd9renOeS,
iharieS glusfeteuieuer, iomte oann uuo
mann Der 3rOd etnes lamereu 9ebtseS
tperben in Der Rihtung bes Balalte9 1erHoms
men. Der &i in nod nIdp augemeiH
geporbeu. 3ie StraBeH itno nerooet, uuO
nur Sumeileu iiebt man elni9s gteHgtertg',
melae iid uber Oa5 5feiuItat oes 2re1eHs
III uHteut6teu miHi9eH, our9 oie Stdot
ellen. lin $50 GOTmIuaa5 muroe pom
Qima'er Werceoe=E burm GHS 6eusr eroHHet.
Der gfcnbubu SeTteHr mo aue @el9llIe
uberbaupt iluO iuspenolrt.
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Sei0iibt Gner Gtgentb,t,t'
eeatn
mnngelbafte &aufbriefr
CIMPERFECT TITLE)l

Ehe man Ant6uie pom SGuIeru, @ruubfn6en,
@rnnbuli,then u. (. 10. ma6t ober Sch oui Sppotbe'
ZEN Iefbt III IS BHi zines Seoen, oarau gu 6eeben,
eQS Der BertdufeT euen Berfiherungsidetn little
Insurance policy bes urantofbaren 9auibrefes
Iieiere, poourd ntht uur aas untoften fGr oiteres
Briifen bes 3aufbriefes (Deed) erip1rt, fonbern
houptidd5Iid ale fpdtersn unannebmIi4t Bros
Rec u. (. ., iUis iOIe iGon pcIidItis uOrsstommrn,
cgruienen fperoen.
Die maryland Title Insurance and Trust
Co.," Saorooits66e pon Seutbs unO Seeoncs
WfraEe, aarontirt uro perfidbert teoen Raufbrei
(Deed), Der bsi oerieI6en aneeRommen mirb, niht
fiur benz ssssnn drtiaen adufer, ionbern aud fur
Ieine Grben II. (. 10. gBenn bic Beriiheruns 6es
9aufbreies nadb semodter Brtiune peruesert fuir6,
10 perbsn Die ssbabIten Gtbhbrtn opnt irstn6 en.n
a6sus burddperghtet.
Maryland Title Insurance and Trust Co.,
RorsoFsG6e soatbs uuo SseoHsftraBs.
fSon.6 q, ,12U1tef)
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0cict: ..EnIidnnh mnhr.m
0ln hns IsmhfFttit,

Dlan itife cine Sueimoyft an Br. WaOwan s.
60, gtr. 32, &arTen=Str, yteWz5ort, iuJ g5allb
uuo g5ugy."
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6ortoaucr Ses BabIipsftafeIs in 8roBbriz
tannten. - Die goIeR sGuswetiuneen in
8reuBet. - slafunft Oer britiidlen Grpes
pitipn 1T Der birmaniTheu SauptitaOt. -
Ruii SoriRa uadl spawien uuterwees. -
@prbotcn eimer ueueR &abiHetsfriIs tn
TponFreFA
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Den Qiebhaberu eiueS mil0eH 8auhtobatS
cNsr elmer Briie aromatjIheu SduupitIbufS
frb bic TabriFcte BON Sail & Y IN BAL
tiuore lauait liebgewouueue Ereuuoe. St9st
Oarauf, bic s1.sa G.Jt,g,!g tC3@.itu'
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B7ar Uulauge Hur @aOwap's, uuO iebc uat, ob
Der yiomt ,,WaowaB" aui otm Bddteu It,5t
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Sr. RaNpab'S
5QrldpGrill'fntt O3PC0fuerf
S0mtfr0ufheite1t.

melnes aus @toreu pom auBeE0roenudler beilfraFt
oefelt mic Dies sur 6eiuiguHg, Observation-Disclosures
lho 8tagguHg 6cs uie6er8ebroheHen ROr1er5 roths
EgsuolS 'Ri MIMI uno pellt raid, srauOIin unb