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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-21
DAILY posT.lETELLIeENcER


\. "A ulsin thar Prssidsnt CisFsstAnd
I...nss 70 pursos tins policy whiah sosts
hIu h~ss. trrss;ssstiss of shat biz would
- ADVISERS may sAy 90 do Ths assion
a sbs fsu ps,noeratis leaders vtho have
sous oct 10 oissn opSssition 20 ne 20.
rptuissrssion lasms 70 Be . mafssf 81
usrfses tndlasrsues 70 tbs sue nAS
vbon slssy hops 3, turn fre@ what sns'
thirk 70 BE- sha road to peIit'sal I'use'oe-
This inaffsrsssss. % openly sxpfss-e1
ana % svsdsntIy sincere. nfuss De A..
tribussd 10 oas Of tsothines. katnef y
d shs ou.oropping Of the fAtsIisaa shieh
an Who are intimate vita Pf'saaaena
C,svsIand a9rse 70 be one Of bis nisksd
sh.rassaristies, o. u Il tbs resuis Of .
hssn and consst political insishi. soeh
"A even the Pfesidsnt's snoss ardent ad
suirsrs have never suspected hia'of pos
ssesiBG.
T'hs Psesie,rnt may sss that Tie efsai
mass OF TIE psopis, kspubiio'sns sno
Democrats alike. care very iiuae ~
when the federal Offices are filed. NO
lone q tbsy are we'll Allied Nos one
man cat Of ten OF tventF ezpsois OF Dc
sirsa otnse. .Rysry good eitizsa desires
shat he gublic business Be carried on
With hocesty and efseisncy. WHISTLER
the great body Of othes holdsrs are No
pubisears, Demoerass or independents
u pos q matter Of great irnporhnoe 70
tbe rassses Of the people. and lev msr
care 70 eunn . political movement
Which 10 bsssd entirely upon question
d spsils. Ti,s politicians u tle Pres'
asss,s party, Tie ofaee sseksrs Who arr
snsausd a ne delay 10 making changes
may revsls against the sdsuinistsation
That TIE rank and file of the party. ths
yossfs, shs nsn whose poiitiesl astitad'
h bsssd upoi, prinsipls. viii Do 90 isno
10 ss beiisvsa. However Determined
the aslsanee Of Senator Enssis may be
hossvsr po,ssrfui the asiaekH OF III
Cincinnati I'sqsfrss., 10 Il mos 10 Be be
iisysd that aiihsr win call forth . 70
spouss from the people, whatever efiee
thsy may have upon the ehre'nis ono
seskef.
The poiiey Of the Administrator
shas fas has In shs aasin, been sush .
70 win the approval Of the people. III
esnndsnes fsis 10 the apFiehtu~ss Of ID
Prsideus, 81 his ssFsnRsh and ability
IN Bis srustssorsbinsss and patriotism
Il iannitsly lrrckssr today than % vas OF
sks day q Bis inauguration. He ha
grown In public epinion. His snrround
ines are bad his party has mes earnes
and does not possess the eoniidence o
Ne people; be contends win man,
difiicalsiss bat be has thus far con
daosed hlmsslf crediiably 10 the eye
Of the Nation. II be continues 10 d.
90, the lsadars Of q revolt In the Demo
cratic RANKS viii surely be leilding th'
way down To their political ernves. NJ
movement based only on dissatisfae
tioa al she distFibasion Of spoGls ear
attract any large number Of tie Amer
can people.
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sREysr1n.

...s.,-,, sr
Sts1soeffles nAse oee1 - -. ~
rof.Isa1 IoE Iso oF t1'ao1 oSs'
. es1ss po~l@s
The OrstOrio Soeisty vii neet toniRni
aud begin rehearsa llpon Aendesssonn
Farewell 10 tbs Forest, for MIXED
voieka
The sso,nd Of ths. Saturday PopalAr
f,ooeey4 seYies S.rifl becfn At o'clock.
There sili be . change Of sOloists Al
each concert
Thu nav oountv of skaQi, has Q pop
uIs,iou OF zsie. and an sssessn Mt roll
OF RqN. 10. The tai levy il 1881 mills
On the dollar.
n. -. 80. r;sha~,ar Cant.
w.. - - - 49, 1900 cana
80 - ; -. g. po-t Gamhle.
sS.se.s "a rr.,o,, g. s-srv Tnasday
:, M r,sei - >'
may % Iaf mas oeen more 1917
70 lts eoarsctef tnan any o'nel n1usu
TINS year it ncs been coos sno pasas
AMI, VIII showers ana ,un-nlnS' ~
fotisRe, roses and s,ravo- fnes, To-
grass. roads nsitnef onsty nor lnuauS'
eAcarsso1s ano ken'shai pa7a'
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Itiss good thing that Professor I"
Odlum vas killed by bin leap from
Brooklyn bridge. There is no telling
hov many Einitators be would have bad
II be he bad not been. Half .crazsd
people. DESTROYS Of notoriety. wonld
have been bounding on into the air at
every opportunity, and the policemen
on the bridge would have 20 BE- eontinn-
ally on the lockout for fools in red
trunks. What strange ambition il is
anyhewi A man, apparently sane and
MOI DESTROYS Of ending hia existence. Ia
pceesfully possessed Of desire 10 leap
throuRh one hundred and thirty i've
fsst Of space into the waters Of Els,
river. II " strange enough. hos ii In
stranger stili that the poor creature was
ahls % Gna other men willin0 70 con-
alive at his wild scheme ard 10 assist 10
iis executions. Unforsansts AZ 10 10 for
Odlarn, II iR nevertheless q good thing
thas he was killed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-21

Historian

In 1879 Messrs. Marshall d Wild. Of
Boston, Masa., fitted DOT two briggs (Con.
soy and OWhyhee) for q voyage 10 the
norihwest coast Of America, IN the fur
trade. The Convoy, 10 which was at.
tached, sailed on the 18th of June. 1873,
two months previous to the Owhy hee.
We passed through the Straits Of Ma
eellan, touching at the Society and
Sandwich Islands, aud after an event
fnl voyage completed our passage from
Boston 20 Astoria in about seven months.
Az thu time of Our sighting the land in
the vicinity Of the Coiumbis river brig
vas also seen steering for land. We en-
tered Bakers bay, scar Cape Disap.
continent late in the day and anchored,
while our eonsort which proved to be
the brig Eagle Of and from London, in
attempting 20 enter more to the south
ward grounded upon sand spit of Che
nuke Point, and daring the night went
10 pieces, vessel and cargo proving total
loss. The crew after landing With their
boats upon the point, were there and
then murdered BY the Chenuke Indians,
AID not soul left TO tell the tale. On
the following morning as soon as the
facts became known, our Captain
(fhompsonl dispatched boat up TO
Fora Vancouver with the sad inielli
eeuca, and q party OF Canadian trap
pers 10 the employ Of the Hudson Bay
Company, proceeded down the river and
retaiiatsd severely upon the Chennks
Indians from both tront and rear. After
delay Of fev days We proceeded up
the Ftver and moefed our vessel isside
the Willamette upon the starboard
shore about two miles from the mouth,
where re unbent sails and prepared for
long stay. built temporary workshops
for the carpenter (Armarer) and sail
makar and cultivated q vegetable gar
den. which proved . great sucosss. Our
vessel nov property located was used as
base 10 operate from With boats and a
large canoe laden with goods and trad.
ing with Indians for fars al various dis
tanoae and directions from the ship,
and we're thas employed for about tvo
years with an occasional trip with the
ship up the coast 10 she Russian settle.
ment, and after trading along the coast
returped 10 onr location ON the Will
annette. where our former operations
were continued With marked success,
until re ieft for Canton, touching al
San Francisco and the Sandwich lsl.
ands. and from thence % New York,
where We arrived after an Absence OF
three years and tvc months.
w. @. FLAxpERs.
New Orleans. Nay 9. 1885
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CONTEST req FnE PRIxEs ~ szA-
raRr AsD DErLAuATfeS.


Ths DRESS Cisuss and Parqastts Of the
Opers H00ss we're bon sen niIsd last
night By The friends II the University
and the esnstitasnts Of tbs several can
aiassss for tbs Gold Msdsls and other
prizes offered for the best orators and
disclaimers In the arst class Messrs.
Melvin K Crawford. Hugh G. Phillips.
". v. RinehArt and James MeElroy
we're ths eontestants. Ihe exercises did
eos eonimenes until neaFiy nine O'clock
0. N This fact and the lsnRth Of the
orations and reelfatioDs prpelR3e ex-
suded poticaa n. K Co4wfaTd's
theme was . Labor and Ciyilizgiiou-S
fhess Wa q eood deal both 10 the man
DER and mAtteF Of bis discoarse 70 eoE-
mend. he ID evidently stndent IL NOS
. Disciple Of Mr.. Hsnry GesrRe. His
peeuItzr views will do1btiess be En0di.
nsd ss he grows older. He has many Of
toe gifts and RrAcss Of the orator.
Mr.. Fn.liips spoke Of % The Flight OF
Tears.H His address gave ample eyi-
dencs Of much more than . mere saper-
neiai sSudy Of the events which make
op the record OF the past. His delivery
vas natural and graceful, and bis die
sion veil dieested ana arranged.
NJ. W. V. Rsinehart's theme, the
Vantage Ground % kepoblioanism,"
rave him an excellent opportunity,
shieh be handsomely improved We
have rarely heard q nose admirable dis
oourse from % young man Evident
~ be In thoroughly imbQsd vith that
lore Of country a. d faith IN her future
aroWth and grandeur which makes good
citizens. He Ia to be congratulated on
nis effort.
Mr.. James MeElroy closed the contest
10 this branch With an address on par
/ 81 Spirit" which did him mach credit.
| In delivery he possesses rare gifts, and
| Ii he addresses himself 70 the business
Of public speaking can hardly fail Of
success. HIS theme vas well banded,
and constituted strong appeal for gen.
0ral interest In party Affairs a. opposed
70 Iesslng things drift.
Part second consisted Of the follow
ing reaitations; ''Garnant Hail. by I.
| Il. Berry " 1he Night Before Execu
ion,n By Z. II. Alyord; MARY iisasst, y
by Emma Clarke; Colonel Bender on
Maebath,n by Irving Glenn; The
Paiusef Of Seville" by Matte Lncas
and +" The Dagger Scene from Mao
beth, By Irving e. AlvoFd.
A ths respective merits Of the con
tessanss were decided by popular vote
the result Of which IL herennto append
ed, II ts unnecessary for the reporter q
indulge In Comment, further than 70
say that the exercises gave ample evi
demos OF careful training by the teach
ere OF the University, and ssdalous ap-
p.ieation on the part Of the contestants
The Inusie faSbsshed by the 0rehestra
added v,ry materially 10 the pleasure OF
the evening.
| The prizes we're, BY vote Of the audi
spce. awarded as follows: Orators, gold
mt dial, w. v. khinehart; ei0cationists
gold medal. Matte Luoas Mscauisy'i
History, James McElFoy; Shakespeare.
worka. T. n. Berry. The presentation
speeches we're made BY Hon. Orange
JacobR
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rnE cAsss Was Frxss.

The ease Of James L. n. IAns, OF Hos
SPRINGS, Ark, against Harry Brown. en-.
ecatrs Of the estate Of James II. Brown,
deeeAsed. 20 recover 5000 alleged %
have been loaned The defendants, vas re-
PieaR % PittsbufR. The defendant
elaiuned that the money was owing on
eanbiing debt and that therefore
the debt Was void. After the plaintiff
bad made cut hts ease the defense pro.
eeefed 10 try 90 sabstantiats their
cisien. Among The hrst witnesses sailed
uas Frank Flynn, noted gambler "
Hos HpringA The witness said that
Brown did considerable Ramhlin9 whlls
"a Hot Springs.
II THAI De Lost about $4,000 ct the
Palaise saloen gambling Rooms. Thsss
rsoms we're run ~ LlAae. the plaintiff IN
the auit. and others ! know Lane. and
have not known him ~ anything else
than gemhler.n
no. Kyle. The next witness, admitted
that be wss . gambler. He said,
twas ~ Hel Sprines when Mr.. Brown
saa there. In feoFaaFy. IsS3. and In
dacei him 30 90 20 The Palace eamhiinR
hoaaa JAnes Lane. the plaintiff In
this salt, kept the plaee. but others
sefs interested with hisa. We eot
Brown there 10 Sc his mopsy. walls
| vaR there with Rsawn be made three
plsya and lost <.noo. He eoaia nos
hass won. a. IL uas . brace game.
rhe cards we're fixed.' Rrewn had
eean DRINKING. The game paid for the
nqullr. | unaerstoed that Rrosn had
'oss $500 before this play. Cos $3.50
a. uly shafe u hrp~nis losa l hsd .
thtrA intefess ID this slAim az sG0oo.
and sokd u - Lane fot 500 under.
stood sheFs w@ald BE- some difficulty
shoas oaileotins the nonay, and hesldss
! wanted - - 70 New Orisans. - snld
cut. Brown had heen dFtnkine . great
deAi and eamhlinR eunaiasrahly.
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There b something iFresisisly funny
10 the vas' that The Democratic and
Indspsndsnt psess zee the halad Of Jas.
q. BiAins h almost everything that
oocarA According 10 Tho Cleveland
Plsisaeaitr. ever night Nv 10 o'clock
THAI distinguished private citizen . is
apprissd Of vhas has been dens during
The day b every department. Of the
0osssnmsmL" sThis information, y
aoeostine 10 NE same authority. a 10
inpastsd " him By Rspahlisan oiziee-
holosFs WIN are retained In ofhos.s All
u which b extremely iuipsobable.
Evsn 70 a stsFs trae. II need alarm no.
body. n lfs. HlAins desires 10 knew
What b Ecilis en. and u tlisrs are clefks
kind snoaeh 70 TAXA the ssoiihis 10 toll
hin. hs he's . perfsos right 10 ksep
posssd. Hsssvsr. 10 10 prolMbls tha,
NJ. fliAins taksm iazs about a. mach
lnisrsss h lhs sundnss of ailigrs a. any
eshsE inssllieeas sisisan. and chat his
invesaizatisns Into the proc,edinsa Of
ths kxeeaiivs are ,,onan,td % careful
sssaiss q his nsossanR pager.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-21

DRESS GOOBS-Our assortment Of
new s0ft wOol materials IL the most a.
tractive I'm the city ana includes great
variety Of new shades and styles. The
latest Is the BISON CLOTH, which we,
are showing I'm GRENAT, MIN. ri.
WERE, MASrIC. MARION. TAN.
SIN, ETC.
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AaAIs on TIE Rours.- The steamer
Eiiaa Asasr~sn arrived here fren Vic
tasiA yesterday afteFnsen. Darias her
ssthslssxai fron the ssuss abe bad her
snNisise lineat 10. and was theroashly
pAiaiied and graiaed thtpzaheaa she
e&s AGAIN gune snto services On the
fsass eetssela Heatsts and vtuEoria, and
lets a'srs - y oieleak lzsa nixhi ia tie
lAst<r plaeeA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-21

JERSEYS-Haviag secured large
quantity or imported Cashmere Ter.
seys we are enabled to 0ffee them very
cheap-in Cest Back, Scalleppei. Fan
backed and Braided styles. K,
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The undersigned hereby offers
the following described real es-
tate at the prices named:
Block 81, D. 8. Maynard's plat
of Seattle, $4,000. This block
lies two and one.half blocks
south of the Court House block
recently purchased BY King
county, and is the second block
north Of the Academy of the Sis.
tiers of the Holy Name.
Lots 4 and 5, block s, of Draw
ley's addition to the city of Sc
attic, $500.
Lots ! and 2, block S, same
addition, $4,000. Said lots l
and 2 are highly improved, and
have one Of the most comfortable
and best built residences in Sc
attic upon them
Lot 2, block A, Woodward's
addition, 7l.9x128 feet, SITS.
Lot 8, block 81, Kids addi-
tion, 1925
Fifty-two lots in the Comstock
and the Comstock supplemental
addition, at $50 per lot. or the
entire fiftY-two lots for $1,000.
These additions lie side by side,
within two blocks of the Front
street extension grade and side-
walk, near the bay, and within
four blocks of the street car line
as now laid, and afford the best
view of any lots in the city well
worth $25c per lot.
The north half Of the north>
west quarter Of section 8, in
township rs north, range 4 east,
near Lake Washington. A good
wagon road to the land. An ex-
cellent site for a berry. fruit,
chicken or milk ranch, $500.
One hundred and sixty acres
within one mile Of the townsite
of Whatcom; good location and
good soil /; $1,000.
Win sell either Of the two last
in tracts TO suit, At prices to BE-
agreed upon.
An undivided sne-eighth in
terest in and TO the north hall.
and the north half Of the south.
east quarter of section SO, town
ship - north, range S east, for
sl7,5o0.
The above is one Of the most
valuable coal properties in Wash.
ington Territory, and is fully de-
veloped. The tract contains over
sin millions Of tons Of good coal
and is wen worthy Of invest ga
ton BY any ous desiring to in
vest.
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WASH FABRiCS-A splendid as4
sortment Of New Goods. I'm plain and
figured Satteens, Powered Lawns, Lat.
tice Checks, LaeR Lawns, Creele
stripes. Turco Plaids, Fancy Lace
Stripes, Bunfings. etc. aiA
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EsAna--lfsis Il ths sins Of year for
Rad makile. Nos much u soine. and
sAass = bud iissis prsspsss 81 lnors. The
exost 10 d. all thai b pcs~fhss shonln
~ made, no1h b. the peoplll imaaeds.
azeis eoncefnsd and By ths town ana
eo1nty. ulpoa The ssoanty u iAsass the
bars<ln 81 mAktna III roads tpas q Cur
ezky ksmita Unfuxinnafelj, shs eouns,
u nee In eonditioa ~ do mnrh. Ths
ED Beard az Commssslemers qua ths
eannss 10 in expealse of eli.e0 fuw =
pzF3Ea egiiEthenee blocit, alet ugrth
flu1 today, and rlos sasth anythina
for eeafthtsass parpoaea Ma eaassnl
villa thls shay speua Ill tAcis own road
nonsy and Q large snasH 81 TIE rOan
NnonAg ef iSSA htasins thn pFrsens
Board practically nessiaa 10 ssend tbs
yeas. Tea pFeeeDt Roana NJ doins q
vii - pos<inie anasF he eircam.aAn
60. wtthegt going into debs. II their
10 sny aneilltne toe ukioh ths ssoansy can
A40ld - hasdea taEsAf g'isn tanaSs,
shoakh. q u FOG more and batter roads.
u b anforiunsse shAi hfieen years aR0
. uetwosk sT syk4eEn 81 roads uas nat
Atd c11. upou watch eal,A and every
9eaF aznea ~ . tnls e. nAgney had hesn
ladteisaaiy sapsnsiea. Had this been
1nne. king. enuhsy woaAd ihn8 have
1k3t nlAs9 Highways frosn The eoontF
srst 10 the saeeomisA and Pstzee eoan-
b linsA. ztsh bfsnekss into tlls sauak.
kneQaAlniss oehar and Gsfeua Elssr n.
Rteazs VITA less1r roazzs In i scoes %
eshef eisscisonA n b nsa va lso lais
~ tnAnEnrats 8uesi q ggxsam. bal R
prob4bis c4hnof b dons isnr pshas rec.
aons tkan lheee 81 time and eanxsal-
aDesI bai roads ssen1sian ear psapls
IN snsol1. inozicalanls kHs sNea aud
eeexs yeaz. lind ha uha ssi8 ini snssinn
fErmaneut inpreseseeat 10 i.ais dsses-
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Asas's SzrsapAsills hns eusA eoneea.
sfatsa. esfAaivs pssef. ihal h ID hy Ear
80 kssss sAsapesi. and saresi blood
pafiAex knpwn.
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Sick headache, habitual costivenesa
pains in back and limhs loss Of appetite.
bad breath and taste In the mouth. etc.
entirely cured ny the use Of
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MARRIED.

HARDER wILKIEsos-In this city. May
%, at the Arlington. BY Rev. John y:
Damon, Augustus Harder, Purser OF
of Victoria.
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Fancy Good, Lace, Gloves, Enl
brOideries, ETC., In great variety.
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Hainsas uaErAnsea . ks and ssaf.
a se<ssea rates. - - Aaa Il J. DiAnrs
4 Cshs. Main ssEees- apS8 la
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NEW DRY GO0DSI
STACKPOOL,
JACKSON & CO.
Corner Front and Columbia SITS

Having opened the new store In the
Kenny building, our stock Is new com.
psete with all the Novelties Of the
Season.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

.SQRN STEAMER LONs FISHER
&z&k& man. 8. H. Wi ley. Mast r. will
i-syo II arr ngton & smiths wharf. Seat
tie, every Tuesday. NJ 10 q. m. for Port
Gamble. seabeck, Usion City and way
ports. taking freight an rassengers
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Qssek Thar Ihs eArs Llszls VII.
hAn< o@pA Frsaa pArkss. msas ssoa
sA1ss 81 Asi las srip. ME Esds he
sesARs frem eAn Fsknosses d. rasoa.s..
kssaea enAI and fsszxnsA b aeis FnaE,-
80 h = days.
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NOTICE.

no WHOM 1T MAY COSCERN :
Take nosics. I have this dsy taken
charge Of tbs Gioe. Printing udlcs. ana
wild no4 be resporsihl. for . y d u ron
tracled her tokore o. b -resffer 81 the q N
81 J. 4 tfspgh on and J. ~ Psttoa. do.
iax hn<iness nsdsr the arm maine 81
"alobe Printing company.
10, A. 3IEWAHT.
n. n.-The bsziness win b - rcd On
ffum this date BIZ lhe unders tgzed-
j. A STEWART.
saaEsis. w. r. April 81 issx n I'm
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WHITE q MUNDAY

Attorneys at La w.
Once In Whites Block. cor. Front and
Columbia sta d3tf
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HAVE A SAFE WHICH ~
1 eel VRRT Jew, Or rsnI -
) ina. Cali Il sls frgnt stfs1r urkh
ap1olW klsehn -
National Republican., 1885-06-17

The famous Liberty bell of Philadelphia,
reached here at 8 O'Clock yesterday from New
Orleans on its way home. The car carrying IL
was side.trackcd on the Sixth street front of
the baltimore and Potomac depot, and during
the day was the object of especial interest to
many people. The bell is in charge of three
Philadelphia policemen, Sergt T.. w. Malin,
and Officers L. H. Newman and John Pattoh.
Three members of the New orleans police are
also with it. They are Corpls. David Klotter
and Richard Schlumbrecht, and Officer Patrick
Manning. Mayor Guillotte of New Orleans,
and sixteen members of the city councils, form
the escort of honor Besides these, company
oi o., the continental Guards, OF New Orleans, and
ing north on pleasure trips are with the party.
The visitors spent yesterday in sightseeing.
The party lefl at 6 O'Clock last night for Balti-
more, whore they were met by MHyorSmith, of
Philadelphia, and the members OF the city
council. II will be received in Philadelphia
with special demonstrations.
National Republican., 1885-06-17
THE COURT RECORD.
Business Transacted by the District
Judiciary Yesterday.

Court IN General Tcrn,--Justic,s Hdgner, Cor,
James, and Merrict-Ridenour vs. Mcclellan;
argued and submitted. Tayloe vs. Lewis; mp.
peal dismissed Assignment for to.day--Nos.
80, a, As, 4s, 40, so, So, 81, 81, 60.
Equity Court-,Justice Cor.-Paine VS.. Bennett
order appointing Woodbury. Blair commissioner
TO make conveyance. Thompson VS. Thomp
son; time to file amended bill limited to ten
days Adams VS.. Adams; auditors report con-
firmed. CaXtOn vs. Kirby; order appointing
Wash. b. Williams trustee. Hulycr VS. Chcsa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Company; re-
strnining order granted, rcturnable June 49,
Assignment for tO.day-Nos. %, 2L 20. 26, 49,
and 20.
Probate C0urt-Jusiicc Jdmes-Estate of Horace
Capron; will admitted to probate and letters
testamentary issued to Margaret Capron; bond,
1900. Estate of Robert Barry; will admitted
to probate. Estate of James j. Porter; exc
cutrix qualified. Estate of George Taylor; J..
+. Burke qualified as administrator. Estate of
Edward Foreman; testimony taken.
Criminal COurt-JuSiice Mdcdrthur.-William
Dixon, rape on Emma Walker; guilty; ten
years in the penltentlary. Nellie Gibson en-.
ticlng, and Ada Chapman receiving, q young
girl into house of ill.repute; on trial. AS
signment for to.day-F J. Esselman, man
slaughter; oscar Turner housebroaklng: Chas.
King, housebrcaking; VIM Johnson, grand lar
ceny; Charles Johnson, housebreaking; Albert
jackson, assault with intent to kill.