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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

bEisish iron turret shiu Infsexihls a.
anchor OF Portsmouth,. exuIodsd tadav
EHsesn % the ersS we're severely in
jared, three of them fatally. The vss.
81 itself was somewhat damaged.
settie4.
LoxDos. June Son Fridav il vas
announces that Judgment would b.
given today in the SANDER case OF
Charles Warren Adams against Lord
Coleridee. On Saturday q runor was
IN circulation that q settlement Of the
case had been effected. Today Il vas
statsd IN Court that By mutual conse nj
OF the parties interested, the delivery
Of 3odRmsns had been indefinitely post
pgLed.
The south A AmsFfean Gommisstsa.
AoxTKErDso, June 4. - The South
American Commission waa cordially NJ.
Q lived by the government here. It b, q
bssR asked to use its iufiacnee In favor
OF extending the American cable sys-
ten 70 UruEusy, and the Comnission
will ask she UDited States Governmeht
20 exert its Influence TO this end. The
Commission siii leave here for Rio de
janet o on the lsth Of June.
tue 4Dnehe Uprtstng.
GUAYMAs, June 6.--News was received
here lasL nlght OF the appearance of q
band Of 20 Apaches near Yacosere.
where they murdered and mutiiated
three Americans smployed at a mine
eight miles from that plaee. The names
Of the murdered miners are Peter Pal
mer. Peter McCurtain and A. j. Hart
inaeon. Reports also state that
sesefai Mexieaus uere murdered near
there, but no names we're given. he
governor has received word from Gen.
Crook that nearly all the reneQades are
now In Mexico or making for there.
The CashmeFe Earthqsake.
OkLcUTTA, June s.-D.spatches con
tinue 10 be received mere about the
earthquake tn the Vale Of Cashmere.
Whcas villages have been DESTROYED,
and Dubeood. Jsmalspar and Osane
have disappeared entirely, having been
enQulfed in the awful con.
vulsions. DuripR the Continuance of
the shocks snlphurous dust Vas sent
forth, impreRnating the atmosphere.
At the same time volumes of hot water
lssoesl from a great assure made in the
sarth. Granafiss in many parts Of the
vale have been swallowed up. A large
Bupply Of rice and considerable
amount Of money have been distributed
shrouRhoat the Vale Of Cashmere to re-
lieve the distress Vt the people. IL is
estimated that 800 persons have bean
killed.
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rRE NEW sAsHeS ISLAND Cnuscn.
EprroR Posr. IxrEr1IorscKn:

EDFEOk Fo1F-iNTELII0kNCEh:
The people of yashca have great res
son for rejoicing. A memorable epoch
Ia the history of this beautiful island
marks its progress by the erection Of
our new N. Il. Church. Early in the
morning our pastor, Rev. r. Ailward,
vas On the ground getting thing $ in pie
apple shane for the raising. The people
soon arriving. log after log went up by
the strong arms Of forty or more willing
workmen, until the top plates were ready
for their resting places. Then moshers,
wives. daughters and children We'd with
each other IN raising % their places the
heavy cap plates of the building; love
and good viii. We trust. being the crown
that closed the days doinRs.
Nov, Mr.. Editor, have no doubt that
your editorial chair will be an uneasy
one when ! tell yen that oar pastor, be-
ing an Englishman, told me th our
dinner was good enough for the Queen.
For sueh superb spread OF good things
we give the following naaed ladies' much
credit and = small per oentum Of taffy:
Mesdanses Markham, Biackbarn, Ssyre,
Barton, broadway, Sne9, Lindsey. Joy,
Cummings, Judd, Pruett, Gossutch, Ya-
ell, Price, Gilman and Love; and, for
feas the young ladies might bounce me
for olnitting them in the lions share of
due credit. the four Misses Markhans,
Lizzie, Annie. Julia and Carrie, then
Mary and Flora Lindslsy, also Blanche
and Mabls Livsley, Miss Jennie Pruetf,
Misses Carrie and zetia snow, and Mrs.
Watxel.
Aboa, one hundred and ten sat dswn,
fiiled themselves, ross up again, and !
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

The Lowman a Hanford Stationery
and Prinfina Company have added 70
thsir eEock Of engineors' and dranRhts-
men's supVlies large stock Of artlsfs'
rnaseriAia coneisfing Of WiBeoa 4 New
sanss oii and water oolofs. sable and
eamei's hair brushoa. canvas and
sireschsrs and numerous articles for
aecorstina. aps
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That is daily bringing joy TO the
homes Of thousands by saving many of
teeir dear ones from an early grave.
Truly is DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs. Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Loss of voice,
Tickling in the Throat, Pain In tho
Side and Chest, or any disease of the
Throat or Lungs, q positive cure. Guar
anteed. Trial Bottles free at A. b
Stewards Drug Store. Large size &l,O0,
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"I.et every man. II possible, gather
some good books under his roof
ChasHfHg.
"And hark yoa, sir, I'll have them
fairly bound. d."-Shakespeare.
We have the largest stock in Wash-
ineton Territory, and sell at lower
prices than any other house ON the Pa
ciflc Coast. q. DAVIES d o.,
Book sellers and stafieners, 12z Cher
~ street. ja27dw
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sElluxG euF AT cesr.

Immense reductions on my entire
stock OF watches, diamonds and Jew
elry. Parties desirsus Of purchasing
should not fail TO call before going else
where, as ! must realize on the greater
portion in the next sixty days. A. HAM
SEN, Yesler Lesry block, Front 81. my3
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Bur HArsAKD HAxD GnxxAnz&--
Tahs 30 other. Endorssd And used by
shousands Of the iessdinx faetoriss. nilis
and sstabkizkmsnfs thFenghoas the
Unisn- Yea e&nno1 eaora % - wish-
eu1 then. T. A. Pnaz. a@enA No. -
Ssssk sxrsss. Rnzsiand- q. J. hEET.
ceneral aeent. Ia Asrks4 ssrsef. sas
frsncisses splT son
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

W. p. Bonn a Co. are agents feE
Browning. King & Co.'S cloths. New
York. Suits 10 order is nov the special.
ty with this enterprising Arm. AL of
the prevailing styles are shown In their
lines of samples and cuts. II you want
superior goods mArvelously cheap visit
= 1ha A.randfH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

The Blended Coffee daily roasted and
freshly ground on the premises by O. n
Stone 10 constantly gaining In public
favor ~ well is might, being from the
very choicest selscted berry. 20
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

Al rnOaoUGHI.Y COMPETENT MANA.
n ar far . sswsafd. go. Ar,e sd farnl-
smsA fsesnry eamhiiix4. M1sf kx ssAsr. sne.
e-ltr 40 snezsGansa e ehs hsHzz -.
Apssisza1s Y sene aakxsy sn1 give ssaess
szass a. 70 eAarnfx se1 exResse4ea AZ
hrxss sesa Ms tEAa.~ oars WeiSs. FxrFe D
o.. Fsrs Ts~ns<ns, v. T. spi&m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

What good is all your money to you
after you're deady Spend one dollar for
bottle Of swamp Angels Rheumatic
Cure" and add fve years TO yonr life
lease. mhzidw
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w. p. Bonn a Co. have determined 10
eioss out their stosk of ysadv nsasis
elefAias and are now Offering rare bar
gains and special Inducements IN styie.
quality and pries. An isspection earn
eatly snlicited.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

Gold, silver. alaminum and rabbsr
are sznrloysd by Dr. kilbourne. 63S
Front sfrscs n making artificial den-
inren. Gold fer partial sezs and alnmi-
nun for fnll ssss prove the most sAtis-
eessorY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

GENERAL GRANT is rapidly i'm
proving By the use Of Red Clover Bloc
SONS. A positive care for cancer, salt
rheam and all skin and blood diseases.
Hksxnoucx a TxRRy, azents for she
Northwest myis
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Immense reduction on my entire
stock of watches. diamonds, isweiry
and silverware foE the next sixty days.
AI.zxxT HAxsKS. Ycsief- LeaFy block,
Front street. my5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

A whiaker dye must es convenisnf %
ass, easy 10 Apply. impoaziois 10 rnb %,
elrzanl ID appearancA and eneAF %
xrsse. B1ckinahsm's Oys for TIE uhls-
ksxs nnifss % isseaf al thsss msrssA
Try o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

For lame back, side or chest, use Shi
Ioh's Porus Plaster. Price Is cents.
said By A. b. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

THAT HACKING COUGH can Be- 90
quickly cured By shiieh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Sold by Alb. Stewart.
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Tlis fnre eEssts of Ayer's SAfs.pAriiis
are tharoneh and psraaAnsnt. IT tnsfs
is iaEkinR esipt af sorofnlA eneat roo.
Aysf's Sarsaparilis utii eizlo,fke 2, ana
sxpss ii fren yenr sy<tsn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

GROUP, wHO0PING COUGH and
Bronehitas Immediately relieved by Shi
loh's Cure. Sold by A. b. Stewart.
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Harnssa warranted 10 a and wear,
aE reduued rates. 10 b lad of j. pAncs
a u<,is. Main strees- Aplx lm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

6HILOHs COUGH and Consump-
tion Care Ia sold q ua on q guarantee.
Il cures Consumption. Sold by A. II.
Stewart
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As veil e she post e4ective method Of
ilispeliins headaches. osids and fevefs.
~ c,eAnslrM she sysfeu. 10 By taking
FesF aa<es q The pleasant California
Iiuuid frust remedy, Syrup of fizx Sam
,,le bottles fese. and 60c and q hossles
for snls ~ A. b. StzwaFt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

Chsrties and all kinds OF fruits a
Mershs.nt's Candy Faelory. krssa
faiIles and band made ereAans eserf
dag. F1S
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EFaItx, Jane sL--AimirsA Paanphen
~ bees appoia,sd 70 the conlmand OF
shs kansibaF sqtIadFon, In piacs ef Ad-
misaI knorr.
ltss sauored that Enaland has 70
tsiied Consai kifk on cotnElaies OF
uesmAny thar ha vas engaged In Encit-
~ he baltan OF xanzibsr against
ussmAnY.
Tie zsihae;szis thai peace has been
Hre1zsd in She Cazkhroona The Ger
nan Captain, HsndinaAn, and the 30
Eliah Captain, Nounl,. have fixed The
ff9Etiezk
AieRs the FFsntief.
nNxus. June 7.--rhs GosaFnraent
e Hs<as IN seni men 10 feftify bniAh
nnrSesk A4sises fFom Merp aso 10
tns eileel thaz M Russians are sakiae
~ aseleas @fa to prevent ftirolRuers
- oe1uuHieahng With tha Iufco
- - nzxe expelsed pafauns who
~ soppofsd 70 be eotrespcnding win
sel Tsne
Aesnox, Iuns & The fluiig Tlleqiaph
s'ss tosi there ID eesaluteiy no fsian.
4.s'oN iok Tie Te,port slf chs Asasssina-
49, g fee klnser Abdurrshraan
~ el4i Ne report vas photographed 10
~ y. fesefznar9 Nanssfi from Nieiana
slc not somss from Tho Oanesssas
fsssps sei,t 70 saisaiea.
NessfisrfaoRfn. Jans s.-The Irak-
- 0evstnnlans his sellt 100 troopl 10
... s1ssA On aecsuat Of The tkrsatsninR
s os hassiA on the BalRaElAn
srs<Msa<nt earrissm as Airxaaa,sa.
1e<noxs aans 6--Mr. White. sbs lsn.
@ e - tsfffis Mlnisis9 Il CONSTANT.
f,a' Y neeotsAtiilg fer the consent ef
rattAn foe The estahlishaneilt at
nssnpt British garrison az Alsuan-
-. u We foFss ssseuls, The ssasu
- y kRsp, viil be sluicksasd.
~ ssses Arrives 10 asaaea.
. anen&. 1ans 1.-THE plasfsrm af
t1sxinz Cfesa railway siAsian sfas
WITH q distinguished lsssem-
Neieeme SIR Peter Laanstsa.
81 klten a. elatAusiaszia recspsi,in.
- 1tsrflly ehiHred. Lard s&Faiih-
hnrd hspfsx Of Mnxds1la, Lead
1 nv. 80, Lard Alfred pzgeit. liir
ss1 oruss. Sir Hnilsy DsauImanxi
W. William Haniyek ana ssh,srs
sH epck hznds with aim. The lrs-
s anoanied % an isvatlon.
Rtsat rrsee~asss.
o. kkAH- Ians 9. J. The easpns
-. rooesxicn yesssrday was The
~ sFsf seea IN this lsiiy, ic.0oe psr.
s~ssss-. s..sa3 part 10 Il. Whiis 10 uas
-. linnR y. kesesa ssrees, tAe Sal
4kny. shics u2s also psrtdine,
sAae s1s ssfsat 10 rcsch Msehsn.
4 0uaSsss 1ne etuwd watching tlhs
/ H teseaina saxa3ely aslasakssa
I - = zaontsss. hruissne sous pf
j &7es Had II usa bessa fs,r slle
i az&ss 49, ezn1t psssons Ia ths 1oFpss
go gsoesszssn restwing order. 4
nvss wuaid lisvs been lose.
vsseasa en- .Ae inasxihsa.
- 5sne a,-Gss whleA had
= ~ tleal hanksar ef liz
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THE LAST sRNgATIeS
Is the name Of the ne~ and elegant per-
fume at HAsBBeUCK d TIRRY's. my3
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Aospox, Iuns Z = The fiuiiy TilegiapA
as'ss tosi there ID eesalutely no fun.
n. 1s.'oe iox he Teipost ef chs asasssina-
u tes klnseF AbduErshraan
- e'4i Ne repoist vas teiegsaphea 70
- y. feseFsoara Nenssfi from Vieana
- sit not sams from Tho Oanessas
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PnxmBuno, Va. Jane s.--Inselli-
esaes has been received here that 81 q
nie hnur LASS nil,ht oias half Of the sown
q sniIost on thp Norfolk and Western
b over 500 e0l IL 10 impossi,le ~
sss 70 learn the llmoant of insurance..
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waikinE Match.

BALTIMORE. June "a sir dlys' no
ssyoa- please walking match vas begun
d I've minutes past " this morning at
MoBumtntel Garden. The match ia for
kalf the gate receipts, and 10 governed
n TIE AelIex fIilea.
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AneF mtbiss.

WAzHNoToN, June S.-.The Sunday
6aptai says shnf the loss OF tho Cow
usnsnt from the dishonsst operations
n ~ postmaster At Lewiston, Idaho,
VII not be very inrge; that thu Post
e1Aoe Department his Rot track OF and
i11ercsptsd II CT thsi 30 letters, Zach Of
HhI<1 oontains $500 worth Of money
M1efx, which were se1t by Hibbs, She
eafsnllsr, 10 banks ia the West for col
k1lpn, and that the Canadian Poigt0ftica
u<p15fment han etoEped mail intended
IA uISba Al vastor{ls n. O.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-09

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
in the registrHt ION uf voters for ths ia
sutnz fify election for the city Of HzSE6slm
win take place 81 fhe Clerk , celce. la lks
City HAIL. South Third sfreet. beiweon
jane Idxh and June eesk, iES inelsslFe,
10 o'clock n. and I o'clock B. m. ana
o'clock D. N. X b. 0SB0HNX
Me9l&Gf9r.
FI,s. pabalo.sloa q Ihis noeLce 1.le %.
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n oxE or THE IIEEsf HOrKIs N
L fhs ProEinca and 10 Tbs Aeadinx ealxb.
- fro1n 0re9oa and Wsehinxsoa Terri
l1EF VII b. Epecsailg ssloame1. Ssl1
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bfi.ish iron turret ship Inhexibls, Al
sscnof on Portsmouth, exploded saday,
rlftesn Sf the erev were severely in
JARED, three Of them fatally. The vss-
81 Itsaif was somewhat damaged.
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Keep the Cholera Out.

10 tne EultOr Oh lHE EVENING STAR
see that the government of England has
issued an order prohibiting the importation of
rags from France to prevent the spread of
cholera into England. Inasmuch as it Is shown
by experience, and by the articles in the North
american RerieW for August, that the importa-
ton Of rags is one Of the most prolific and GER
tain causes Of the spread Of contagious diseases
of all kinds, and more especially In view Of the
spread of the cholera In Europe, 1t does seem to
me that our government ought to absolutely
prohibit their importation. 1t is not too late
for the cholera to reach US this season, but
whether 1t does or not, 1t will be very certain
TO hereafter II the admission of these rags Is
continued. The cholera germs will retain their
vitality for an unknown period, certainly for
years, and the infected rags now being gathered
In Europe will reach us next year, and for
years thereafter. do not see how it Is possi-
bic to prevent their bringing the cholera here If
their importation Is continued. Suppose the
price of paper Is advanced somewhat by shut
ting out the rags, what is that compared to the
Introduction of the cholera? Besides we have
plenty Of material for paper stock which could
be substituted for these filthy disease-breeding
rags, and still more would soon be developed II
they were shut out. At all events, the condi-
should be landed at one or two out Of the way
points, and be there thoroughly cleansed and
disinfected before being landed In our crowded
cities or shipped elsewhere. They can be rem
dered as in inOcuOus as the raw cotton from
the plantation and it ought to be done at all
hazards and at any cost, or they should be shut
out for years to cOme-better still, If forever.
am surprised at the apathy manifested.
August 20, 1885. CITIZEN
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EVENING stan
THE EFFECT OF AN APPEAL.-William and
Randall Fountain have appealed from the de-
c1siOn Of the acting mayor, sentencing them to
the chain-gang. but being unable to furnish bail
they have been sent back to Jail, where they
will remain at the cost of the city, but doing
no work, until the corporation court decides the
cases at its September term.
HOUSE RENTS.-Thefe il q demand here for
small houses, all that have been recently erected
being immediately occupied. Some Of this de-
mand Is caused by colorcd people who were set
tied here about the closing OF the war leaving
the rundown shanties ON the suburbs and oc.
cupying places in town. Another part is owing
undoubtedly to an influx from abroad
NOTES.-The funeral Of Gen. Fitzhugh Lees
infant son Sydney took place here yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock. The interment took
place in Christ Church cemetery.-The law
establishing immediate delivery after the ist
OF October has been mistaken by some here for
free delivery. Under that system ten cents is
charged for each letter delivered. There is no free
delivery prOposed.--The "Alexandrias" won
q base ball from the Portsmouths ut that place
on Arrangements are now
being made here for District Grange Agricul-
tural exposition at Falls Church on the 18th of
next month"; French roof is being added
to DIR. POwelPs handsome residence on Wash
ington street.-PersOns on Hunting Creek
say that i'll the storm of Thursday the light
ming struck in the middle Of the creek throwing
spray of water high into the air.-A number
OF Alexandrians went down the river to-day on
the Washington Odd Fellows, excursion
man named Nels.; Penn is held in jail here,
charged with stealing fruit in Washington.
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4 Proposed New Catholic Church.

Deeds have been placed on record from Mrs.
Adelaide NJ. Nelson to James Gibbons, arch
bishop of Baltimore, for lots 10 to 49, inclusive,
in square 2O3, fronting on v street, between
14th and 18th streets northwest, the considera-
ton being 500, 129. 1t is proposed to erect on
these lots a Catholic church. There has been
talk for several years of the necessity of Cath
Ole church In that section to relieve the crowded
parishes of st. Matthews, st. Stephens and the
Immaculate Conception. The new church will
be a branch Of st. Matthew's, and Rev. John ID.
Boland will be the pastor
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Condensed Locals.

Messrs. Edwards & Barnard, for John NJ
Young has filed a Judgment creditors bill
against Arkansas Marks, LeonOra Marks, and
Others to subject the real estate of the late
Samuel A. III. Marks to the payment OF The
debts II is said that the estate Is worth some
$4,000 and that free of all claims, there Will
be some S25, 900 left.
Martha Kohler, 30912 q street northwest, re-
ports that her bar room was entered last night
and a box of cigars and three bottles of whisky
stolen, value 50.
There will be another display of fire works at
Athletic park tonight, by James Pain, of Lon
dom who is a master of the pyrOtechnic art.
The Lady of the Lake announces special ar
engagements for her trip down the river Satur-
day evening. She will leave the 9th street
wharf at 1 i D. M, stopping at Colonial Beach
going and returning. She will reach Colonial
Beach Monday about am, and Washington
ut $50 q. m.
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Amusements Tonight.
ALBAUGH'S OPERA HoUSE.-"Donna Ju0
nita.'s
CoMIoUE SUMNER GARDEN-Variety.
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HIS WIFE ASKS THAT SHE BE APPOINTED A
COMMITTEE On SAID ESTATE.
To-day Mrs. Helen w. Burnside, the wife Of
Col. j. o. p. Burnside, formerly disbursing agent
of the Post Office department., and who is now
an inmate of St. Elizabeth insane asylum, by
Mr.. j. e. Fay, filed a petition for the appoint
ment of a committee on the estate. She states
that he was lately an officer of the list Illinois
regiment, and captain and commissary of sub
sistence; that while engaged in the military
service he incurred disabilities emitting HIM
to a pension; that he has no means except GER
tain household furniture and credits, and was
admitted to the government hospital for the in-
sane November 10Th. 1884, by virtue of an Or
and he is still confined there, unable to manage
his business affairs. She asks that she be APP
pointed the committee on the estate, with full
power to receive and collect moneys due him.
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Day GooDs VrRY .CHEAe.


FRUIT OF THE LOOM YARD-wIDE BLEACH.
ED COTTON excellent quality. &c.
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS, 10, 20 25c
LINEN LAWNS. Is. lS, 2Oc.
BEAUTIFUL PACIFIC LAWNS. cheap ut 121ac,
reduced to SC.
FIGURED sATTEENs,i 121a, Is, 10. zoe
EXCELLENT QUALITY BLACK SILKS, IL re
ueed To 75c.
$1.50 = r WV
BEAUTIFUL LACE NUNS YELLING, 1918 2oc
BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADlNES 75c.
Seouceo 10 4oc. 49,
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK cAsHMEREs
VIDE double width, all pure hne WOOL 37la So go zoe
REMNANTS, OF LAWNS, SILKS, sATrEENs
Nuns VkILINos AND cAsHMEREs. a hal
IA ptscss ss5ssss=s.z e.
~ "a zast y
s9HsI
scARrERs
POPULAR CASH DIY GOODS STORE
IA xARxEr SPACE
81 asS3
HS1 Near 9Th strsst
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AN ALARM OF FIRE was Occasioned at 7:20
O'clock last night by the burning of a bed and
bedding in house 625 4th street northwest,
owned by G.. 4. Gheen and occupied by Emma
Main The damage was slight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-21

MARRIAGE LICENSES. = Marriage licenses
nave been issued by the clerk Of the court to
.Jsmes L. Balm and Mary f. Harris; Richard
.. Seioy and Lydia Thornton; Joseph A. Retail
iats ana CARA T. Becraft, OF Montgomery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-21

ARRIVED. ANOTHER LOT OF LADIES FINE
Morocco SHOES, worked holes, at 9Sc., worth
S1.24. z. Strasburger, No. 9O6 eth ST., A doors
above J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-21

wASrED-An assistant In a dental laboratory
to do plate work Inquire at Rowland Dental
Association 2l Al, street.