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

o. 9. LAND orF1cx AT oLy,xpr., VT,
April O, 1885.
Notice IL hereby given that DAVID
RENToN has fled notice Of intention
10 make Anal proof before Geo. W. Tihhetts,
Notary Public, a. his once. In squAk, W.
T., on Monday. the 25th day Of Nay, A. d.
1855. on Pre- empsion d 9. No. 1894, for tho
NV 4 OF NE 4, and Z i Of NE i Of section
10. township "a north, range east.
He names % witnesses: Philo Rutherford,
Davis Rutherford, David q. Ihomas and VIM
L. stearns, all Of Falls City, W. +.
JOHN y. CONVEY,
~ 9myl& Register Of the Land Once.
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FROM TIE COMMITTEE.

As will be seen by the published pro-
ceedings on another page, the journal
lists of Seattle have united and formed
the nHcleus of a Puget Sound Press AS
ISOLATION. This was done in response
20 lin almost unanimously expressed
wish through the columns of papers in
this region. The executive COMMITTEES
will at oaee communicate with other
journalists in relation 80 the details,
and as soon as possible date will be
fixed for the first meeting. Ii has been
deemed advisable to hold this meeting
just before OF at the time of the visit of
the Iowa editorial excursion, so that we
may meet aud entertain the peripatetic
Hawkyes. This will occur some time
in June. but the exact date has not yet
been learned. The committee will
gladly Welcome any suggestions from
the journalists Of the region, to whom,
of course. q general invitation to Join is
extended.
+. G. MoSTaoMERY. Chm.
KIRK O. WARD,
L. 3. MEANY.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

., 8. LAND oRFlcE AT oLYxPI,w.T.l
April Is, 1885.
~ Notice Is hereby given that THOMAS
PITTS has fled notice OF intention 70 com.
mute and make inAl proof before the Judge,
or in his absence, the Clerk Of the Distriet
Court, at his once in Seat la. W. T., on Thurs
day. the nth day Of June A. d. 1885, on
Homestead application No SS0l. for the N 4
Of y Of section 20, township . north. range
9 east.
He names - witnesses Allen Stark.
Abraham Jones, James T. McDouald and Thcs
Harkins, all OF Renton. W. 7.
JOHN =. CONVEY,
apS5e4 Register Of the Land Once.
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To assure the perfecs digestion sHd
kssimiiasi0n Of food. and 70 euse chronic
Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Plataleneg Sour
tt0Eraeh, SiekheaAaehe, etc. Use De Ha-
VEINS Dyspepsia Cure. II never fails 70
effect q cure. and b superior 20 all med1-
einea lOffersd 20 the public for These trou-
ble4. Sample bottles free ~ 4. =.
ETKzkKxss drug Store.
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MIscEI.LANEous
MISCELLANEOUS
DIR. G. l. MILLRR, n
los Cherry street, ssailA, IN
20. box Il
Special. Private and Chm
Skin Diseases Cured.

semtuai weakness ana .,e 2.
veas disorders caused Ay ex,....''e
pesitiveiy cured, ON the as.-
nnent plan.
send for printed qassssens
DIR c. L. MILlKR,s re.....
bic success I'm the cursnw 81 ".
Chronic Diseases n wei k,...
HIS success IL due 20 IA. ~ -
experience and ohseryass...s \.
his practice. y
~ No more paSienta s.ka.
"our Boys Farms unsip n. u
day of March whea an ps,w ~
tages VIII be fiuishssi. rga,~.. IA
. can accommodate one mo,.
silent tmalel with n nIesly fs,~.ss
ed room and ali home com ~. y
may residence, l0s Ghsrry 49,
free of charge.
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NOTICE.
ENITkp sTArrs LaNIl nFrn.E.

UNITED STATES LAND OFetcE
OIxMPIA, w. r., March II, 1885.
COMPLAINT HAVING BERN ENTERED
IA this Office ~ CICERO T. HARRIS
against DENNIS NERNEY, for abandoning
his homestead entry No. Blss. dated Nav n
lsSA upon the w y OF ~ u and IN y 81 sW
y, o. ssction Fl, and lot s, section q, township
~ north. range east. In King county. wash.
inHton Territory. with view 10 the can
eeiistioa Of said entry. the said parties are
Tuesdsy. the 18th day 1T Mar, 1886, a
O'Clock p. M, 70 respond and furnish testa-
mony concerning saia alleged abaadonmenf
and Il appearing 10 orr satisfaction that per-
sonai service hereof cannot b. had, service az
this notiee win be nasds b. puhlsczsion. post.
Ing aad mailing. according to rules Is ana
u o. practice In United States Dlstrira Land
John r, GowKY. Rszisssr.
sramyit JAS. b HAYi1EE. Receiver.
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Notice of Final Proof.

o. q LAND OFFICE an OLYMPIA, W.T.
April IS. 1881
81 Notice In hereby given that GEORGE
HATHEwAf has filed notice OF intention 10
make fnal proof before the Judge. or in his
absence. the Clerk Of the Dfstriet Court, II his
once In Pet Townsend, W. T.. on Tuesday,
the ga day Of jane. A. d. 1885. % home
stead application No. 500, for the lots 4. 2
and 8, Of section 20. and NE Of Ne Z Of
section 80. township 50 north, esnee sast.
he names a. witnesses William James,
all 81 Oak Harbor. W. r.
JOHN Y. GowEY,
apS0je4 Register of the Land Once.
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DEXTER HORTON 8 co.,
BANK RS
SEATTLE, w. 7.
SEATTLE, w. 7.

DeposIts received and accounts Sep
suhject 70 Check CT Draft.
Sight Exchange and Teiegraphic Trana-
far on San Fra1oisco. Portland and New
York.
Sight and Sixty-day bills Of exchange
drawn In sums 10 suit direct on London
svailsbie elsewhere In Europe.
Money loaned On approved security.
Bonds. Stocks and other valusbles 70
ceived on deposit for ssfe keeping.
COLLECTIONS made and proceeds promrd
remittAd
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'NDsay HOsat
TACOMA.

"A - STEAMER ], b. LIBBY.
- Captain w. y. Munr0e will
do tsuing and freis htinx 10 and from al
ports On feses s0und. ~ reatenable
rates.
Adaress 2. Q. ssx las seattle. MIR
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JoHs q. JAxIcKK, CHAs. Il. JAsIcKE.
Notary Public. Surveyor
sNOQEALMIR LAND AGENCY.
INo a IANTCKRA {

JNO. g. JANICKE 4 son,
VIII locate settlers on tbs public
lands Of the United States.
We have q complete abstract from the
records OF the United States Land
OfIics Of al the iaHds IN the Sao2aatB'ie
F.tf5sy, ia hiHg CoaBfg, showing the
names of settlers, date and character Of
entry.
win bay and sell lands on commits
sion.
Improved land and 1919 acres OF val
liable timber land for sale.
Land seekers will find it 10 their ad-
vantage 10 give NJ call before going to
the Land Office at Olympia. Address,
apps DIV lm FALLS CITY, w. T.
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NOTICE

As HAVE MADE AE64
IA mGnfa ion receivinK Ne. - :;I1z
Ter twice week q 0ns THE i<1AIa1 1x
a. this sncfton Of thu coun3Fs - ~
ter Hfua., ~. WfisgEs GuIHH4t VI Fl
snd several others lkm SOW
fnrnish Al who may call ~ ~. I
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Netice Of Final Proof.

Q. g. LAND 0FyIcE AT OLYMPIA, ". T..
April Is, 1856
Notice Il hereby given thst GEORGE W.
CARD has filed notice Of intention 70
make anal proof before the Clerk Of the Dis
on saturday. the O.h day Of May,
4. d. 1885. on presumption d. y. No. &is1, for
the 8 j of NV \, and NV 4 OF NV 4 OF ssc.
ton IS. sW 4 Of sW L Of section q, town
ship p north. range 2 east,
he names - witnesses Andrew G. Ander-
son, Henry Cloud, J. h Ewing and Haas Fry.
berg. all of Port Blakesy, W. T.
John y. aOwRY-
sp23my2S Rexizter Of the Land Once.
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Conducted by qualiaea Ply. <@SrA
sacians and snrEeons-regn NxRE$d
graduates. n N&kf4
~ The OLDEST sPEcrArnrs YIN M
IA the United States, whses YAM
LIFE. LONG IxpKRrHxcR. mn. XENFt
feet msthed aud pure nah. S.fv
cine, insure seKEDY and P,a- &N
MAsKSr suRRs OF all PrivNA. E<1
Ohronie and Nervous Diseases EkBl
Affections of the Bloom, eEs. H&F
kDScrs. BLADDER, ERuPrrotss 7N
ULcERs, OLD SoRxs swxl1rs, 4
or THE GLANDS. SoR4 MORN WI
THROAT, BONE PArSs, permszanss, -, L.
eradicAted from the system Tor nl<' II "
NERVOUS Debility, Imreinneg -,
Losses, sexual Decay, Mental MA 49,
Weakness Failing Memory wv ~
Stunted Development impsdainsnfs 4. ~
riaGe, ETC., from excuses or vnrlhs-l ~. Y
or any cause. speedily. safely sa6 s,.rss
cured. f'''At
Young. middle-Aged and osd man - /.
who need medical 81 III and rxparl~,ss ~.
suit the old European Physi.lsn n s,s,s IN
opinion costs nothing and NAV - f.'.s
misery and shame. When inoenv,si..s 4
visit the citv for freasma / ,nr.flcinn, =. :
sent everywhere by express free fPrs ~
vaiion. II 10 sels-evidsnt that 4 s{yx5s.
who gives his whole attention 10 olsHol AZ
eases attains great skin. and clls1,s1
throughout the country. kliowine i5IR IA
queotly recommend difaeult cases Is AZ X
est Specialist. BY whom every NOW NJ
remedy 4 used. TIE Doctors Aea wi Sxsf
ence makes his opinion Of mprsnIs iHss
lance.
Send for the sAnitarist Gulas d NM
sent free. Also, Self Aualyst.
DR.. Ltebigis woxpsRFuL auxN1N irv,au..
ToR permanently prevents ali nnpatB Il ~,
from the system, tones the nsrYe& Ieyarxk
ems the muscles, checks the ,rssss. Ius,srss5s
the whole system, and restores H. aiai,kI Il
health and happiness.
TIE reason - many cAniiut NJ ,Q,N K
Seminal Weakness, less Of MAahoe1. nr. /
owing 70 complication called pralttn3s
with Hsperaethe&aa, which rtQn{x rexlf
treatment DR.. Liebig's InsiSurrfft' I. 4,
only positive cure fer pros,sterrass, jsiiA n
euliAr special traatment, uasA u aa i1sik
Dispeosary.
Price Of Invigorster. IN. lxR % HI bsl
Ties, SIC. sent 60 any adsheE. nsxsrad vi
curely from observation. T31ssTs I'D wts.
dsrfui power Of the invigu<1cx A. III
will be given or sans free.
Powerful Electric Belts frta IL ykisnR
Consultation ffce aud prlwste. ca q "A
dress LkE8HG nksP Rg446x, 81
go ueAry street, 64n FsEaeAa1c d III
PFfva'e entrance, so5 ..smsn slsse[ N
blocks up estArv frona Kearny. HS1n ii5lz4it
through Dispensary Drug Seauks ns1lSfRf
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;rHx STEAMER
60. PHAN
STEAMER JOSEPHINE,

e,a,rv.nx he unlted States AIsiial
Will LEAyE Yk%
.<zss,M. i. lsre Wharf, Seattle fgF
49, snehosnfsh City. via Mnkis
f& fer Lowell and way lnne-
a&xn1sssn mrs. ever Monday. Wed
nesifay ana Friday morning returning %
sSfernste dirys. Yer freight or pass&ge
asnig a, board, or 70 d. h. Dyklh 90
~ mar. eeattie. n. j. kOGlEfto.
- - Mastssr
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A IL PERSONS I,snEBTRD 3Q
n firm o. Claus st H&rirA. -. y. a
wise. are nofiiied thak such ns1e2ls Il H
has this day been sold sod uSt19
WalteHs Bses. n Ca % san - ~
and payment must Alone BE nLaas y
s1adsrsiEned. $3.50. 4
Attorneyt fnr vFaifax1 6fpk /: e
issaktie. April "a 1883 -
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TO the UNFORTUNATE



Dispssnz5 No III
kaalsy alzssl Ak|
FFinlrlkeoA xlak
hslihd III iH Ant
tha ffaalu Mi
O. l.rsl anf Ia
DhHases <a
GoNess,x3l lka
sTInrrrRn 9z
|Lz II al 4 s|az
ESsaaxkh llxls
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~ DIRECT ROUTE TO
"a - Whaicous. Through ~ day
hKht steamer W. II. Munree leaves 81
tenchinR st utsAlnay, LaoonneF and Sarp-
lsh. Leave Whafcom for Ferndase on
saturday. Returning, leaves W hascom
on Wednesdays aud Sundays, Of = m.
Fer ltEei4hf or passage apply ON board
,pf 20 Nlktk FOSTER, on Y esaers wharf.
CURTIS BR0WNFrKl4D.
APPS Master.
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Notice Of FINAL Proof.

y = I.zNo UFEIcR AZ 0ExMrEA. ". r.
Apxzi 3. 1855.
kottse y hsrshy sivrn Dist 1AMEs Y.
fANI.Qh has Aled notteis Of tnteniien sa
msks anal prpcf bafare m Rsssezer ana re-
s = g iheIr neaes IN olympia, ". r., o.
!. 4eaazx. - fsta Day o. MkF, A D. ASS. 90
Aamc<zead application No. szsl. for ne NW
e section u. tpwnsAlp az maria, range q
. ~ nsrnes = wfsnssss: g. c. Rnssen
a2r1 sieetcth4n. q. " Amss and Is&se
usie, I'll e Arthur. xtne can1ty. " /.
%aa&t. 49&ET.
AfNmfA Eez1szsr o. he lasa 0eHce
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x.soR FRANKLIN. BL OK DIAMOND
II e,nd intermeAiAte stations. disal1. ~
Ees Nnvresasie and intermediate stations
aailv - s. 10 and 1910 q. El., and p M
Returnlne arrive 81 Seattle FROM Cedar
river erfenston af Asle y. M. ana ffslsn
Newsnstie iFanch 81 9.s0 .. M. IL me- sSo
and $50 p. NJ -.
Running time 10 Franklin h. "a n.
Running itfns 70 Newcastle. A. ~ m.
$3.50 II. j. AiILNRR,
sns Assistant superintendent.
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Harness warranted TO at and wear,
at reduced rates. 20 DO had of j. DARCY
Il Cos. Main street. APPS ln
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Notice Of Final Proof.

.. q Lam OErIcz At oltxnpsA. VIII
Apfsl Z, 1855.
THOMAS hAA nlsd nef;cs az irfe,,tSa., A.
make final pruaf bsfare ths Resissrr ara "A.
ceivsT. At thefr ozEcs. IN OIyuarsla. NJ p
on Wednesday. he 2sh Hsy "A Nv n
IesS. IN Hamessead npplicsfian' Ma sa1I. "a,
The \ ~ SIC I q seetsan III. tawnsSsn a
n1rth. rxaes eNs1
He Msznea ~ 9ttnesses phIto Rufhsrfor.f
O. p. kusherfssa. Wm. L. sssNrF.s "a a 4
Moore. sii Il Fails CITY. W.T..
JOHN y. a0wKY.
spsmyA eaxixzex of he 74znd Ofkcs
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For Sale.

THE NELL KNOW sKATTLEREs-
j tAHrAnt On Mi street az Eva years
ssAn4lNg aEi1 tree e Ali incurnhrans,s,sI =
heFxhg ai1Egei nx sAAm Ne rcae0.sa -
e<fer viz - rafssed.
sssE ELLEN ID. MUNRO
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REMOVAL

fTNfE SEATTLE HARDWARE COM
u pauy. successors Of Ballard a. son.
hereby announce the removal az their
store and stock % the stone hrlck build.
lER. 621 Front street. where they not only
have . more elegant place o. business.
but one several times larger, inclnAinr
I've entire floors. In thaaR new quarters
stock and doikg better business. and
they hope 20 merit and receive . consinur
anca OF The generous patronage hereto
fnre bestowed npon the firm.
THE SEATTLE HARDWARE co.
Antil 4 ISsA ans
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HARRY LOTT, Master

HARRY LOTT, Master.
Carrying the U. 8. mails and Wells,
Fargo 4 Cob express. viii leave Yeslers
wharf every Thursday, at q. M, and
Port Townsend ct 10 q. M. for eeHiahmoe
calling At san Juan. Lopek Friday Har.
Dor. Roche HArbor, OrcAs. East Sound,
Guems,s. AnacorteA SaInish and What
com.
Reforming win afTtve at Seattle about
Y p "a. every Saturday.
Fare TO Port Townsend. 81; TO Semiah-
moo, q
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
OF SEATTLE. w. T.

THIS COMPANY RECEIVES PAR
j. cells. packages. papers. money land
other vaIuabIes for safe keeping. for any
period Of time. from one day and up
wards. WILL RENT FAXES and DEPOSIT
Boxes TO approved tenants At reasonable
rafes.
WILL PAY INTEREST on Money placed
with it for investment from time OF de-
pssit to date Of payment.
The Company invites the public 10 visit
and inspect its premises whether for bust
ness or from curiosity. that the absolute
security and great convenience II oHers
may be still more widely known
Entrance on Front street. through Mer-
chants National Bank. apls
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$1,000

WII.1. Buy THE HOUSE AT sas
ard he Cherry srrnef. irscsn<sieS
ihree weH fnsnlsAed r0osns and kifrAes
gseNnd n. Sie ) rnamsh. ca moss favas-
: ele ssrn12 ABBY se DR.. c. l. MILLER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Insure with JAMES A. oAHrr & Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

J. r. REYNOLDS. Pres. d. GmMoRE. Treas
JOHN DosER. sec.
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To Lease.

srHR LAKE WASHINGTON MIL.
= and HoseA fer . term IL years from
The lNt day Of Mar. lSSE Annfy 10
whM q q. RHfNNkY 4 fsN
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ScoM Found.

NEAR AK POINT, APRIL n A
IN se9w alENnt ~ feet long. saecke.f sxef.
was picked ~ b. me-. he omner oels
recover Als STOW Is the Commercial Saw
Sc Ggo JOHNSON.
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THE
DR.. LIEBIG

PRIVATE pIsPENsARY,
100 Geary street. San Fra.
cisco, Cal.
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PHR NORTHWESTERN
co.

rs NOW MANUFACTURING ALL
4 kinds of Crackers. Biscuits and Cakes
for the million.
Having just completed the finest and
hest plant IN the northwest we are now
abe % supply the trade with a full line
Of goods.
Leaders are cordially invited to cell and
Gilmore block. Front 81. seattle. sps.
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House to Let.

A SPLENDID HOUSE. CENTRALLY
u. located. Apply @
mhs @. @ pHINNKY Il ca.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19
Three Young Princesses.

L.-C. Little in Hdrper's Young Peog2le.
At Sandringham their life is decidedly sim.
PIER than elsewhere, although there, as in
other places where they live or visit, the
Princess of Wales is an eXacting mother so
far as good behavior is concerned | have
been told an anecdote concerning a little
visitor who brought with her very pretty
French doll, and for some action Of hers which
one OF the Princesses disliked, the doll was
hidden behind chest Of drawers. As soon as
the fact was reported to the Princess Of Wales.
the offending little Princess was obliged To-
present her visitor with her O wn best doll and
when the mother of the child tried to remop-
strate, the Princess said. quietly and firmly.
that she did not think examples OF eNtreme
politeness to those about them could be TOO
early or severely enforced. The royal doll IN
question, when last ! heard of her. occupied
place of honor inlittle Ms school room.
IL Is NJ SAndrlngham that the special tai
ents as well as the characteristics OF the three
Prncesses are best known, the Prin-
cess Nictoria's remarkable gilt for music. the
cleverness OF the Princess Maud for model
ling the genius for elocuton of the Oldest
sister, Louise, all being known aud admired
by their Norfolk friends with almost AZ much
pride as though the young girls were not
maidens OF the highest rank in the country.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19
Mr.. Hays Inexperience.

1t is probable thst First Assistant Post
master General Hay did not fully under
stand the significance Of the statement
which he made a few days ago that
neither Senators nor Representatives have
any rights in connection with the public
/. patronage which the administration IS
/ bound to respect.
I 1t is true that there is no written law
which says that Senators and Representa-
tives shall have their wishes respected in
the selection of officials in their respective
States and districts, but they have nearly
always had their way in the distribution
Of the offices, and it is pretty certain that
they VIII continue 10 have it, notwith-
standing the announcement OF Dir. Hay.
OF course. it is all very well for Mr..
Ray 10 take high ground in the patronage
business, and insist that there shall be
no Interference with the prerogatiyes of
the President and his Cabinet, but there
viii come time when the Cabinet officers
and even the President viii be begging
Congress for fayors.
The President is always anxious to have
his appointments confirmed promptly,
and if the Senators haven't been treated
with the consideration to which they
think they are entitled at the White
House they are very apt to disregard the
Presidents wishes. In fact, they have it
in their power TO annoy him and TO thwart
his purposes. After experiencing how
very uncomfortable they can make him
he is not apt thereafter to wholly dis
regard their wishes, unless he is an Obsti-
nate rather than a wise man.
All the members of the Cabinet have
something to ask from Congress-, and par
ticularly from the appropriation commit
tees. They like 10 have their estimates
for running their respective departments
accepted and their suggestions respected.
II they treat Senators and Repre-
sentatives rather coolly in the mat
ter Of the Offices, and disregard
their wishes relative to appoint
ments, 1t is certain that they viii find
that those who hold the purse-strings
have more power than those who have the
authority 10 I'LL the Offices. A Cabinet
officer who thinks that a Congressman
has no right to a voice in the distribution
OF the patronage viii think differently,
perhaps, before he gets money enough
TO run his department. Mir.
Hay hasn't had much experience in
Washington politics. Before he is in office
a year he VIII be ready to admit that he
was rather hasty when be questioned the
right Of Congressman to give advice re-
specting appointments.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19
Personal.

QUEEN VICTORIA's health has been much
better at Balmoral than it was on the conti-
nent.
r. T. MERRICK is now lying dangerously Ill
at his residence in Washington with conges-
tio1 OF the brain.
ADMIRAL POTTER, who has nearly recov-
cred from the effects of his recent accident,
VIII spend next month at Spring Lake, N. j,
Mr.. TENNYsON has changed his publishers
about half dozen times within the same
number of years, in order to reap amplfied
profits from his copyrights.
EDWIN BOOTH is now visiting Lawrence
Barrett in his cottage at Cohasset, and later
in the season, by AN alternate of parts,
Booth will play the host for Barrett at New
port.
DIR. LOGAN, United States Minister to Chill.
who has just received the degree OF Doctor of
Laws from the University Of Santiago, is the
frat foreigner to receive the honor from that
seat OF learning.
REV. 5. LANDRuM, ID. d., of New orleans,
formerly of Savannah, delivered the COM
mencement sermon ofthe Mississippi A grcul-
tural College. nc StarksYllle, sunday. The
subject Of his discourse was cleanliness ana
its ENemplar, Christ"
GEORGES OHNET. the pay-wrter. is only
81 years old. lie was first a lawy err, then n
journalist, finally dramatist. When he had
finished lie Maitre dc FORCES" he was dls.nt-
ished with u, and threw the manuscript
into the fire; but his wife, who acts as his
secretary, rescued II. He Is satisfied with it
now.
The descendants Of Commodore Perrv,s
family, including Mrs. August Belmont, Mrs.
George Tiffany, Mrs. La Fargo, wife Of the
artist. the children of the late Rev. Or. Vim
ton, OF New York, and many more viii hold
family reunion nc Newport In September
when Turner's statue Of the Commodore Is
unveiled.
THE family OF the late eN-Secretary OF
State Frelinghuysen left their home in Newark
Monday aud went TO Elberon for the summer.
Il WAS the frst time Mrs. FreingEuyson had
left her residence in three months She was
unable 10 walk, and WAS carried from her
carriaRe 10 the train. EN-Prcsident Arthur
rs a frequent visitor at the Frehnghuyspn
mansion, his laat Ylait being ON SunlAY.