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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-18

Memorial Edition Of the Life and
Deeds of General Grant. by the we'll
known historical writer, Colonel
Frank A. Burr.
This IL the most complete and authen-
tie history Of the life and deeds Of the
great hero thai We have seen. II CON
tains Q full account OF his early life;
bis record a. student at West Point;
his eaiiantry In the Mexican var; his
eminent services to his country in our
great civil var; his election to the Pres
idency; his tour around the verdi, with
an account OF the great hono-s shown
him by the Emperors. Kings and rulers
Of all nations
This book will in ne way be q CON-
petitor with the important work Gen.
sral Grant has written. Bot IL will be
an Indispensable companion to his work
giving. as IL does. such opinions and
statements in relation to bis acts AZ hs
could not. With proprietv. write, aud q
review of matters that he necessarily
had to leave fer snne other hand 10 pen
Ooionsl Bars extensive acq aaietAnce
With the distincaished men Of our coun.
srv, both in evil and u.ilitAry life, a
veil ~ bis side reputation a. briiliAn!
and fascinating writer. has given him
sccess g. sources Of information sash
- DO ether author. exceps Genera
Grant einself. sosld reach
No career IN ell COR hsssaFy furnishes
= more brilliant sxsmple than that oi
General Cly sses =. Grant Starting n
poor bow. be raised himself 10 The
highest pinnacle OF fsms. Il 10 bal
nstnrai that his csrnsrymea should d.
sire to knou tue neSns by which THU
GREAT saccass vss accomplished. liz
| meet this demand the salhor has pre-
pared this volume, which relates in The
NEST fascisssins manner the life Of shi,
traly great man. fae work IA asore in
ssresting than . novrl. for 10 10 true. Il
il tie ssery Of aneonqaerAkle deter
fniaation and sahl.uae self reitance. OF
lofty pargsse and inasxihle resalxe. Of
inoorrupiibie integrity and moral ecur
| age Of the highest type. of noble efsag,
and magnificent achievement, Of q pro-
lenced and determined struggle, crown.
ed ~ the most brilliant triamphs.
The boek sas written anaer the ey.
ard with the sanction OF TIE most inti.
mate fFteads OF the dead heso. aHd With
HsN ~A&afN Nftk1f1 VI as tA0ht. II
ccrtains an insredacfson on his inrsl
isfe snd tsffvste chArssssr BY his pastor,
Rev j. Y. Nssnsn.
TIE sofk h pohiished By the Sstion,
Al Publishing Company. u eonss,ns
oses 100 pages. AID istfshsliisAed viii
nesrls 30 use uissfrasi0ns Of scenes 10
tue life OF TIE great eanA&ndes. Is ID
Sod bv Subscription enls. ard Mr.. J
SraArMAx. wso u the sasharir-d agent
Tor TITS sesssen. 10 nos assicstsnr sab,
saFfpssensA We advis< evssyune % prs.
care espy Of this very interesting ard
! vAiashis wurk.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFFS SALE.

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
Il Third Judicial District OF W ashingfon
Territory, holding terms AZ Seattle
No. ii5i-w. +. Ledzerwcoi. plaint q.
Va Charles VI. Spauldiny, VIM Ie kov
,oxsxi ans Geo ID. II L. defendt7ts-
Under and ny virtue Of an execution
I Ia sued out Of the above nam q Court In
the above entitled action. | have duly
levied uroa the real property situated IN
King county. Washington territory. and
more parric ulsrly bouaded and described
as follows. towit:
Lots and &. block 81, heirs Of 8. A.
Bells adsiiion to the city Of Sea-rle lot
g. in block 5 Terry's a ST addition 10 said
city soufh hsff Of lot aad north quar-
ter OF lots in block 70 Ferryis first add
ton 10 said city : lots q, ard 8 in block
LswieIis addition IN said city lots IL
and IL, in hlsck n. Ponti1s sd titioa {.
aid cry: los ana 10. 10 block 3. Of
Brawiey addition TO said city; lot 2 in
block IS. Terry 8 q st addition 10 said city:
J akesIde Homestead edition. In section
II. to~nshtp q Aerth, range I east, con-
tAining 80 acres
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the 18th day Of December. lSss.
At the hour Of 2 O'Clock D. m. Of said
day, at the Court House door in the
city Of Seattle King county. Washing on
Territory. I Will sell a I the right, little
and in crest of said defendants in and to
said real properly, at public auction, To
the highest bidder for cash.
Dated at Seattle, the 18th day OF No
vember, 1888
JH. MoGRAw,
nois sheriff OF King county. w. T.
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CAks AxHIvxp. - The carp car. In
ehsr1e Of unssei States Fish Cons
missioner. arrived here ever tie shers
Line road, last svsninx. Tue ear
resembles passenger eoseA, except
thai IL has large trea tsnks ardsr the
nesF, in which are to be sees mssileas
Of dimssutave ears. foe fire. dissxIhs
tsen. No deahs Lskes unisn. ws.a
iretca and SAmaamssh ~tii be ssosss 4
With these Ssh. TIE car saa Cesnnsa
sionsr wsll remsia here several asyA
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For Sale.

000O ACRES OF GOOD FARMING
WV lsad. near the -ounc title e..
feet 50 Pc &C Cal As this osflce and
see spsc mcns Of the c.ops 70 sed W.T.
\ npsoymeat Baress. GEE ;. W. CRANE,
Aaeaf. ais
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For Sale.

- THE AL PILOT AND SEALING
Nm schooner Lottie. This well K now n
1ELS schooner has jusi come off the
.s1ees mari ways at Seattle. WHERE
she has been thoroughly overhasled at a
large expense. and Ia N wv in first lass
oraer. ready for sea. For {. rms apply to
HkNRY LANDES
At the First National BanK. Port Town
send. ". L. nol2dwlm
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4 LARGE SUNNY ROOM, WITH
n board. in . private house. hy Q gen.
flemaa and wife Addr~ss stAlins terms
and location, p. o. box az mol
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NOTICED.

LIVERY ONE KNOWING THEM
"a selyes to be indebted To me will call
1t my Office aId settle within the next
ten dsyA - l shall start to EuKopc en- tn
list OF November. You can 81 tiie with
me on much better terms than you can
with . collector. mean you. every one.
| have waited until the last day. Re
spectfully yours
L. G. wHTTFoRD, N. u.
Once. corner Front and Columbia cts
Whites block. MOLE 10
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For Rent.
For Sale or Rent.

GIVE ACRES or LAND. HOUSE,
I bArn. chicken house. etc. Apply
TRhD X -ANDkR mel
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ORDERS RECEIVED AT LOWEST
" cash prices for ess her fail or sp NJ
delivery. Alfred rNN DIR a. Gu.
neliew G. cc-Es ard SEED Ne chants
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For Sale.

THE OCCIDENTAL sAwMrLI. AT
! Lake Union. North Scat he. Bald
ing and machinery aise six fes~: 10 be
mili. 70 90 feet Per aay. Assly TO
O i9dw J. NJ fRTNK.
wsahinst Iron We k< ~ Assie.
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ssck headache, hAhituAl cos<iveaesA.
pains IN back and limbs. ioss Of appetite
Bad breath and tAzfs in the mouth ETC..
entirely cured 81 the use Of
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PkrkIse-fH Old Tsc1lA. Nov. TO ihs
wife a y. c Pe-rtrg. daughter.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
s1r1r1rr woRK ZOE TIE rOOR.

According to the forty second annual rcpoI l
of the New York s,0ciat0n for Improving the COnu
80 ~ Tho Poor the sanitary work done by the society
,on H, ~ snecia importancr This branch OF the
Work MAS been forced upon the association ana Is Nic
gernane to it. legitimate functions OF sTealer
,en thar, the rel Of the necessities OF the poor u e
fmnroycmeut OF their homes and surroundings th'ir
rcscuc from dirt ana sqHalor and the putting 81 mem III
th vav of .elf-resDect and self-rclaucc Inc aHsoca-
lion las done excellent work in this way by INSPECTING
tnnements enforcing violations of the law and abdhS
nnisauces either with or without appeal TO the dto-
Ties Not the least valuable part OF the WOk uont 10y
lie associate appears III map showing the VVIuu
nj the streets OF New York during the summer OF 41
Shaded portions OF the map SHOW ed tie places where
nuisanceS existed. According to the complaints re-
ceyed these nuisances consisted chicny OF a'cunuH
lions of NTH below Twcny-third-S, while anONc' thcS
took inc form OF building materials ObslucS Tue SHt
ters contrary to law. They showed th beyond an
ouestou the city authorities responsible f0r nuch OF
Inc misery OF human life found III Newly Ork CItN
the reporis o. the rstOn may be obtained AT inc
office 10 70 FOurth-aVc.
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NO HELP ~ ANSWER TO MS Calls

Among the passengers OF the steamship
NordlaLd, which arrived Lere from BIcmG' on n,'
- 80 IN his way TO Canada After he landed At inc
castle Garden TO of the emigrAnt boaralhg
SSsos ON Friday evening Hcrview went out Tor a
strnI and finally went in TO liquor shop IN Mcsl-'t
Whe i'm tho place lac had occasion to go mo Sle room,
va horc w. assaulted by two men, one OF whom threw
"a arm around his neck and held him wlle tc o'icr
took his money amounting TO abnnt TtOo' from ni1
tooh M III sss,Ints then knOckol him down ana
feft him Ucrvew says that nc CRED out i3r hIlp as
Ioudly as possible when the men aS.HIieu NM % ~
iOS i his assistance although the shop was IAN OF
er The matter has been reported to the ponce "uu
IJerview il detained at the Castle GARDEN.
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WHAT'S GOING on TO-DAY.

Senate Investigating Committee. Norton houS0' II 81"
Suecal meeting at Mercantile ENchahSe. ,oo,
ST. Andrews society auEut dinner -, tTi,,6ers II
William Heath supreme NOult OH''A'1'' -
q. 1900. s.r r,ur1or Term
incr. tool Orer and TerIuincr.
Srrli5nucnt OF Thomas Mitch H. at I0hiDS' :,
1anf,st PREACHERS ard Reformed Pastors meetings.
@. III. ...ooia,iou Erea Rauiist
'Nein" If Christmas Bazar, House OF Holy Family
XcsiCrnI OF sciences, Columbia College. evening.
Pnrucu Parliamentary Fund Executive touiuli''o''
Hoffman House. evening. :. - IVA. T,yontr.
Young Mems Democratic Club, No y West i"''''
evening.
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LAST OF THE BRADForD REcITALs,
EPOOKIYN.
uovJyG PIGEONS roBA EXHBITED
ryArrErs THIS WEEK AT HE AMERICAN lNSTi-
TUTE SHOW.

FEATURES THIS WEEK AT He AMERICAN lNsll-
TUTE SHOW
The American Institute Exhibition VIII De
closed On next saturday Night. That II mas oevh !nI
nnst ntcre ana Instructive ever uVLt Is % ~
rrnarV More novelties are 10 oe seen thero IMAM ma
- ,'nt!',,o been tie case. Wednesday ana Ihuio-
day "A uoyei feature Will be lAtro lcGd ~ INC % 80 lac
great show Of n1Wing pigeons winch wiz J.. - 81 Ill
tb of the KIND ever held IN this roanjIy ana VIII
,.r me mau1eeluc OF the American ttdeThtIo"o
Uouiins Pigeons over loo Dlris VII ne SloM" "uo
many of these have records oil nom ~ 70 ~ otT
u''rs Mr. BowcImIu, OF lrvln-ton. y. D. via S 9i
Aiylf and PEGS ana -nyi r the birds when nave He4i
lie best records for fast living over tnlfly W
Kidd win OF Newark v j.. has entered Ten P '1
- ,,h nave records iOr over 800 iIllrs Nall ls'h-
III Stlr" Little Bunuel" Liberty anu the
Gf Newark enters "MOnt-0meiE win Il rccoit %.
ni0 miles this year, GLADIATOR" ana "biuc NoWH
WIN I'coiNS y, - rem0rnr" "OlL Apology" "Buk
BInny" and Queen Bertha' MI Lite "i hoo"; a.
Will send jay Could" with one err o! ~ i,s
two OF 80 miles; also faistUo' N4tH - , 3D.,
I, Jltt.,,n viii show the 5OJ-Mlc Olris sure OH,
"Wclsh" Charlie" "Icnnr,-ee ana 'NtcNt' IL
vcar-oli bnd "Mnmpclm Blae'' the y3nniiei 2..,'
:. iack and "Gil," ami the Imported bird llI'h
Head" Nj keaTsnS, OF lirookiyh' VII SI,y1N " 20
of the celebrated Back Jack ana hI' VI -,
frnNi 900 and 80 miles ed. g. HILL 300 miles, ana
MISS Woodiord" 20 miles. }. !. ""X.h'u 'I ,r
nd mS' Sos mic. Lite May" 900 mile, WIN
m. . birds : Lady Aaucs,' "Dack JACK ana ~"
Dr Johnson Of Kcyport, WIN send sixteen Dirls VIII
n 7OO-mlc record Mc,~rs. Lamp it>Oh anu 49, "a
Newport. VIII send twenty I'VE p.idN ISL a. IN, r..
vii he over 300 birds OF cNtraprlu1ry r,corl A "t
her OF coops of fancy pigeons, EMSl'h CaIt'ci1 " t
- y Il Newell owls from the Busch Lott BroobIll.
Tlu.inllS 0v > aud D. rlOr tuulofN from tic 60
lof OF Bunting naukens OF B3rdcn0wh Vii also be
shown. flight OF some scores Vi o''0' wa
made day of the SHOW
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NEWs FROu me SUBCRBS.
BRAVE RESCUE OF A DROWNING Boz

BRAVE RESCUE OF a DROWNING BOY.
H. c. Haywood. superintendent Of motive power or
the Pennsyvaui Railroad. with party OF Iteiia ~
IN witness the launch Of new float. Mr. IlcywOou 5
son Henry. age ninc who was with MS laIncr I@i
Ed urar the lighthouse in Princes Bay. Captain
SIatIon turned the boat around quickly as pos
sthe and William G. Bennett, fireman. plunged mo
d. wafer and seized the boy Just he was disappear
inc A inc was thrown to the brave fireman and he
a,,d mo boy were hauled board. Mr.. Haywood took
The freplans name and address and Will doubtless make
a suitable recognition OF his heroic act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

Nor IIndson Driving Park track The races VIII Degln
tomorrow ana last five days II the scheme ol that
he races viii be continued as long the weather VIII
permit The track is a good one, although IL Is oD' 3"
lalf-nlle. OF course pools are to be SOLD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
IERsEN CITY.

man, whose name has not been ascertained, ded IN
the City Hospital Yesterday from injuries received by be-
fng struck bJ a at the NewJ rrscy Central Raj
road Depot saturday night The man WAS we'll
dressed and supposed TO have been passenger. lie
had nothing In his possession by which he couh be den-
tihed except pawn ticket for watch which had Dcen
Nashng tonst NewlOrk, was also found IN his pocket
Thomas Cassidy, age nine, OF No. 23j Newark ave,
who fel down blud at the Point Rocks saturday
night distance OF twenty-five feet, died yesterday in
ty HusDital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
RRoKER MOSES nITCHELL,s FUNERAL.

The funeral of the late Moses Mitchell, the
veknown StOckbroker. took place yesterday from his
late residence No ll9 East Thiryeghth-st, the Rev.
DIR Gottbeil OF the Nineteenth Street Synagogue, oil
ciated Both parlors OF the house were crowded with
frends and relatives including prominent citizens and
n large number OF Wall Street men. The remains were
Inferred at Cypress Hills Cemetery.
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HOME NEWS.
rPONINENT ARRIVALS.

Hotel Br,msrict-Sir Spencer st. John Ili ana
the non Charles nardiuge Of E4;ia"' r aa1 comofcs
Syaron of T,ronto 1890 Vet i1d HOici-lhe GOuutc,a
NJ mia1o Of Cuba aud " T. Barnard aud j. D. CIoSs'
Of the baltimore and ONO Railroad COMPANY g1ti
Jancs UGI -Charlcs d. Jacob. L. : Consul aI bpS"l'
' BoieI N07ldgdtc-J. Gabriel Duque, Cohs"i'"cN-
cral for Nicaragua at Panama.
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.nnn1cN srr4uERS DIE AT TAIS POR1
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEW YORK...........SUNDAY.N Nov ~ 1000
Arrived

ARRIVED
Steamer Umbria f3r McNckdn Liverpool Nov q Queens
Low Vernon " Br"wn & CO. Srr vai AZ the at
steImcr lGer Alhegs Hamburg Nov 49, Win musc
se msr foiyEess oer Kuhn HauPmr{ Noy H. T Tl
mAs aud ISL Storage passengers to Phelps Bros CO.
Arrived at the Bar q I>Opin. o.....o o ,,rs ut,,
mdsc Theband Bros, vess" TO W IL lInrD"t AiFo' Il"
stroc Fan Nor perndsen Prorcso days, with
hemp 10 Aiexand1e Arrived at the Bar at 5O = M
steamer NewYOrk, Byrnc. Galveston days WIFI "'' ~
steamer ca ondee Risk, Fen2ndina Nov T. via h III
wick and ROYAL. with mdse and passengers 10
steiner CiTy ANUS XicEcrson' savannah DAYS
SIe r % Vaker Ncyport News and Norfolk with
mdsc and passengers TO Od Dominion - co. ~ nj. .,
steam Wyann6c upher- ticG Gi n,inor ~ 60
steamer Gen Whitney, Te Boston with indSe 10 IL
steamer city Of New Davis Fail River with mdse
G J.ia - Ausn Voroschnc Tarragona "A days. with
sar Iaurens NOR Bordeaux Al DAYS in ballast TO
Bark No,a nrctr PHILADELPHIA in ballast to A
sUN~Er-wqa at san !y IqaN. moderate Me- raining
SANDY HOOK 10 Blr,n'r'r 1910. Fhet.o or 4"'
WIud y L. mics swell HIht, t. "cth't' |ce'"5'
SAILED.
vsfo. +, TIca5c F.rnInjuco Alamo Galveston; LOUIS
'T B, S ,'cas Tdayer for Tasmania Puanoo AThuus
rllE MovEusvrs oF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Nov % iird. steamer Nevada r Dong
lass Ton yrpa henee Tor SOW I roFS o,rsu from 1hna
dcii1 Nov j. on her way to Liycrpo, ana Brcocacm m
~ y C S',p r,,, r, YD,, y,r,. Nov IT,
sulei ,ieonoI Montreal Hr' B'uch",te 10. NIG lc1,
y iG Nov .so-saici steamer Zecl,ni u8E Dc-mct
io g6GpaliX to Nov qaSuci steamer chateau Nlrsan'
10 ~ .s2>ed steamer ryriau Br Ua,srn
stein, ion Ncw-Iotk.
rlo JAyrluo. NOV 25-saisi. steamer AIchlmadc' u"'
a ID New -
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rr,rpyRtNCE TALK on GOOD TEMPLARS' DiI


III attendance at the meetings of the Man
ntta Ten5prrucc Association, IN the Masonic ichlr
in"rc1.es each Sunday, ant there was haldB room III
The Hai To- hold the numbers who were present eIe
a., aftcrroou IL was Good Tcmplara Day, an mem
I 81 ne orcr with bright red badges, occupied sea-
on the platform and were scattered through llt nm,
pr.sidenI Gibbs became spectator ana listener "lcr
making a few Introductory remarks. ANA We chalI va
fe1 Tor the day 10y JOIN Il. Jackson Addresses WyIr
made hy Or. u. II. Manu. Grand NQIhy Cu'eI l.ir",
Of NeW.York and Colonel john ltkmah, iHst h'e"t
Worfhv Grand Teinpar who has been Tor many years
ur0mineut temperance advocate. 49,, ,....t
Te regular -uniay afternoon meeting OF inc Ahr'i
can T.mncrlEcc Union held at Ch!ckerlhs ia t9'
terIay An address made by PToitsNOr \. a. mop
LiI,s of Rochester, y. " who leaves TINS Guy oi we
Snntb i'm lew day, In behalf OF III. temperance cau'e
lilo said that the lquOr traffic was assuming sh E q.
nronnri0us that the only way To stop IL was 10 h1hc
laws uribiting its mauufa cture and sale lH'io vas
no use trying to do away with the 4aDol!,1
mans use of Nquor by hlsh licenses uhIcS'
me price Of the license was so high tnat hlprS',I
enid no, nav H. "There is general law, sall FRO
lessor Hopkins. that every business anu professor
ou,,l to hear an amount Of the WORLDS Durch equiNd
ett - it, prosprriiy statistics show that I"D ia '
con ty has the greatest income aud II Is lr"' inc '
ing classes in general that the liquor dealers utrl,
their liyclhooi and ~ protection 10 tue .b0 es, t'
shoulI be pi0hbitOry law. The rev u H. -ic'u Vi
Horuelisyillc " Y, made short address,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

rIO buy n thing right, buy where l. Is made
g . GfIAY>E fa-h.onlr.e fWrlcr. li3 fIirc"--t
,ngoua,turs lus own goods Ai sells al MANILA b
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun ses o. sets $50 Moo rises OH Moons age a. -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AW--Sardv HOOK. 3:l3 Gov :sani, 293iiiiie ssI
PM.-Saniy Hook. 2:l5 Gov ls.AhL 0:oi''io' ""'~ "
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AuuuIlcr u'IJN


Mrs Iys ow SOOTHING SlErT should always %" n-ri pr
Cufia.IN TrIGuISG. II SCOfnE- the 'uI.' -. -.
Gisi, AlIAY, rAIS. CUES WIND 'uli', ann - VIC .'
Er, ~ I0l. ullE.HFA Twenty Eve cents q uo.tc
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NETWORK CITY.

There were fifty arrests for violation Of the En-
n II Vadisoo-ave.-A stor, of the kind re-
forIaJ 70 probably apocryphal, is told OF Mozart
Int he ~ siid TO have used his nose Only Oh oho
note. , 100. ,r5,,,
The steamship Umbra arrived mere y ye dyS
M. ~ fLe first trip made by her since She was
dhnptcr,J as - transport by the British Govern
mcht.
LAST OF THE BRADF0iD REClIALS;,
The fourth and last of William bradford 9erl9;;
of recitals on the Wonders of the Polar Notd WI
ne ,ive1 fo-morrow evening at Chickerlng nan
me subject viii be "Ihe old Morse kuluS OF OIreh-
Iand " and as usual the singing Of Esqnimau songs
and the iustrat ions will be feature OF the enter
tanueut.
BROOKLYN.
Mayoreleci Whitney takes Pins to dSnT an te r
,nnr, atug To the choice Of BEADS oil ucpd .
rnd.y him lie VIII not make Ms aPpohth',t "'t'
tbe end Of January the present heads OF ueI" '"O"'
holding over until that time.
Rrooklyn branch of the Travellers protective ANsoo
ciation Of tnc United stats has been lorine, et
1ng nf commercial travellers was hc!d Tor inc Pun 70
a., satlrty clchiu. at No. ~ecOud-p!icc. O'c o. VIC
os OF In association Is 10 secure the fSht 10 car
$50 Uouuds Of gage upon the railroads. lDS'e"u u
100 10 at present
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Henry 4. y \VIELS, VI. D..
lf4 L"NInEtO1-tvr- between I'm All ')ti -
Hours IS tot. b t)i. Diseases Z tIf N'ryDl' 7fi'h
Go.ItO-UInarV Grams. 4IJi t-u-A Ali ftist-i
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Earl g. Wilson's +. & w. brand OF Mems
CoIi,rsani Cu.ls are "a. b,,t ~oj eyerySIsrA
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PAoyyG TO BEGIN Ar GUTENBERG.

Now that tie Brighton Beach race track is
closed the season. the kind Of racing that forrshes
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LADIES' SEAL PLUSH SACQUES.

IMpoRTEp WALKING JACKETS $3.50 TO 1913
WORTH - TO $lI7j
, 1885-06-04
The Same Old Story.

CLEVELAND, O., June 3.-Yesterday
morning at 1912 O'Clock, an alarm was
pulled in from box SO, for a fire in the
double house Nos. Dab and 245 Perry
street. No. 243 is occupied by Madame
Day, who operates a lace curtain clean
ing establishment. Shortly before the
alarm was sounded, her assistant. Mary
Markaway, started to light a fire in the
cook stove with coal oil. She held the
can owe the kindling wood and a spark,
lingering there, ignited the oil. The
can exploded while in her hands, throw
ing the burning oil in her face and on her
arms. She ran screaming from the house,
and a neighbor, hearing her cries, rushed
to her assistance. The flames were ex-
tinguished, and she was taken to a house
near by. By this time the fire had
gained considerable Roadway. The en-
gines had some difficulty in getting water,
as the mains on prospect street are under
going repairs The rear part of the house
is almost a total loss. The building be-
longs to the Henderson estate, and is
damaged to the extent OF $500. The
loss on furniture by Madame Dazy is
about SIS, fully insured. Myron S.
Pets occupied No. 245, but his loss is
small. and principally by water. Chief
Speedy relieved the sufferings of the in
jured girl by using the preparation used
in the fire department for burns and cuts.