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Knights Of Labor.

HAMILTON, Ont, Oct. 14.-The assembly of Knights of Labor closed last evening to meet in Richmond, Va, next year on the first Monday in October. The amount of business in the nine days was immense This assembly will be noted for harmony and close attention to business. The boycotting of the New York Tribune and Toronto Mail was endorsed, and assisted immigration and the admission of paupers and criminals from abroad were condemned. Lecturers will be employed within the next twelve months to discuss questions in the interest of labor.
 Princeton Defeats stevens.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The game of foot ball at the St. George cricket grounds, Ho- boken, to-day between the Princeton college and Stevens institute teams was won by the former by core of 94 to o.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-15
T9IisceIIanen1rs.
FOR SALE

A. TWO first-class Kentucky saddle horses &E sixteen hands high, young and sound good drivers. single or double; would make fine family team. Inquire at
 2t THIS OFFICE
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RIcHARDSON'S NEW METHOD FOR THE
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 Valuable editions have, from time to time, teen made Teachers accustomed to use Richardson need urging to continue to do so: Young teachers in search of reliable instruction book are perfectly
 Price S3 for which it will be mailed post free to any address -.,=-sz.-.. OLIVER DITSON & CO.,Boston,
 Send to JOHN c. HAYNES & CO, Boston. Cbranch house of O. Ditson & Co for grand illus trated Catalogue of all Musical Instruments, strings and trimmings.
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w wANTEn

"A SITUATION by respectable girl to do sec- A ond work or general housework in a small private family. Good reference Inquire at
 oc14 2t* 30 COMPTON STREET
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WANTED.

WANTED, A STEAM FITTER. Inquire of F. A. Carleton, 1A corner of George and Temple streets. o13tf
Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-15
List of Letters

 Remaining in the New Haven postoffice, New Hay en county, State of Connecticut, Wednesday, Oc- tober IA, 1885:
 LADIES' LIST. B-Miss Kate c. Briths D-Miss Bessie Daley. F-Mss Millie l.. Farnam, Miss Lucy Fleetwood (s-Miss Gawthorn M-Agnes Martin, Mrs. Fannie McNeil, Miss E. A Miller. R-Mrs. E. L. Rice. S-Miss Rachel Surpless.
 s=- COMPLIMENTS LIST. R-M. G. Bancroft, J. F. Berry, John E. Brown. FL. P. Fields. Rufus Fuller. Civilian Garrity. H-Thomas Hillon. L.-Ms E. Latson, Bartley Lavin. M-Charles W. Morrison. N-G. E Newell P-William Penick. Norman Phillips. ST. J. Smith, Thomas Sweeney. .---:. T-J. A. R. Thornton. -... W-Police Commissioner Whelan, John Lemon Whetnore. --- BENJAMIN R. ENGLISH, Postmaster. Per W B. CATLIN Suppl Carriers. TAsk for advertised letters and mention date of list.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-15
w WANTED,

 A SITUATION by a capable English girl to do A general housework or chambermaid In- quire at 2s4 GROWN STREET. oc15 It's
Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-15

"ANEEEe. N experienced, middle aged Protestant infants A nurse; to travel. 119 ORANGE STREET. Gc15 It
Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-15

A WELL recommended man as waiter and house 1A servant in private family. Inquire at
 Oclo lLF 41 ELM STR
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WANTER-

A SITUATION by colored man as cook res- A taurant preferred. Good reference from last place. Inquire at
 oc14 3t* 126 EAST STREET
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-07-31
Proclamation by the Governor.

In continuity with the proclaim
alton of the President of the United
States, and in testimony of respect
to the memory of Gen. Uiyssus S.
Graut, it is hereby recommended to
the people of Washington Territory,
that pubic business be suspended on
the day of bis funeral.
Our greatest American has fallen!
We all have share in the splen-
did heritage of his name and achieve
ments.
Let US join the civilized world in
standing with uncovered head beside
the bier o. Grant.
No eulogy can fatter the dead.
But fitting homage to the nations
enshrined hero will inspire new pat
riolism in his living countrymen.
1t is ordered that the capitol in
Olympia be draped for period of
Thirty days.
Done ut Olympia. this the 25th
day of July, A. d. 1885.
WATSON c. SQUIRE.
By the Governor:
N. II. OwINGs. Secretary.
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Territory tory, w W s,d,,s;, IS.
IN tho District Court of Washington Ter
l rito.v aud for the Src.nd Juiicia.
Ills rict III rro Ia ldinL tie his N ~ M
suu.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-07-31

MaryM Miller
fiaintiil.
Deer @ Of foreclosure
Sarah Il. Phelps. ''' "'"'A Vi saw
Defandants.
By virtue Of decree and order Of sale
made and entered in the above entitled
cause and Court, on the 20th day Of De-
cember, A. d. 1884, copy OF which has
been issued and certified to me by the
Clerk of said Court under the seal thereof.
bearing Cate the Oh day Y. Of f. July; A: D.
with interest at the rate Of one per cent.
per month, from the Goth day Of Decem-
Der A. d, 1884, and the further SUM of
$3.50 costs. and also the increased costs
thereon, l, William Callow, Sheriff of Ma.
son county. Washington Territory, will,
on SAtui day, the 18th day Of August. A. d.
1885, at the hour Of one o'clock P. n. of said
day, at the front door Of the Courthouse
in Oakland, in the county Of Mason, said
Territory, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash. the following de-
scribed real estate, situated, lying and be-
ing in Mason county. Washington Terri
tory, and particularly described as fol-
lows. to-wit Lots six t6) aud seven (D
and the southeast quarter OF the southeast
quarter of section ten (10), township twen-
ty (20) north. of range three (3D west; also
lOL one ~ III seCtiOu uitcou t1oI, tOWu-
ship twenty go, north, range three (3)
west; also, that certain. parcel of land,
commencing at the northwest corner of
the southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of section fourteen u4) town.
ship twenty north go NJ, of range
three S) west. running thence due
east to point OF intersection with a
creek In said section fourteen, thence fol-
lowing the course of said creek to the
main channel Of Swindles cove, thence
following said cove to place ofbeginning,
said parcels or tracts Of land containing
in all one hundred bud eighty-seven and
7I-IOO acres t1s7 70-lOO), together with all
aud singular the tenements, heredita-
nlents and appurtenances, thereunto be-
longing, or in auywise appertaining.
Said property is taken and sold IA the
property Of A. s. and s. +. Phelps, de-
f.ndants.
Dated at Arcadia, Mason county. w. T.,
this 14th day of July, A. ID. 1885.
WILLIAM CALLOW,
Sheriff of Mason county, Washington
Territory.
J. c. McTADDEN. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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PACIFIC COAST.

Decision Affecting tn. Legion OF Honor.
SAN Francisco, July 27.-Judge
Hunt rendered judgment to-day
in favor OF Nellie G. Millard agains.
the supreme council of the American
Legion of Honor for $1,000. The
action was brought by tue widow
OF Eugene A. Millard. The defense
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For Sale.

THE SloopJERSEY LILY. A. tons reg
L issr. Win ehail boats and Skiffs
Enquire Of C. ETHERIDGE.
Olympia, July II, 1856. II
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hy the steamer nih,c. this morning.
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hail. LAWS county "a ,p,,d,ny n
few J.,s hon. -, r,of...,onal bu.i
ucss
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new kiln Of hr.L at tho Eas,side
ward Til. Kiln will contain $50 600
hflck.
Tho Washington cadets have
competitive diill on the Public
Square this evening. at half.past
seven.
III. one dollar faro system IL no
more aud our local steamers no now
charging tho oh price from this port
10 Seattle.
The day II tribulation has been
postponed ono month. CITY taxes
will not become del,uouent until
August aist.
Tn. old T,o,.cy,,s os,co I. Il, la
occupied by . firm Of frat class tail. |
ors from Seattle, soon M repairs on
the building .re comploteJ.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-07-31

The press dispatches state that DR..
Newman, who had just entered the
room a. General Grant died, said
that his prayer that the General
might die peacefully had been an-
swtred. Z" for" said be-, "such o
quiet death ! never saw before"
Parsou Newman is eighty for.etful
Of the we'll known fact IN attri,.uting
the hsro's quiet death to prayer,
that . little hypodermic syringe
charged with old Otsrd brandy did
all tho work. Had Newman been
delivering one OF his sermons at the
critical hour We would not be SO
positive Of the brandy's efficacy.
Nswman's gush 10 that Of au i,upu-
dent religious mountsbank.-Ledger.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-07-31

The President having been re.
quested by Mrs. Grant to name the
pail bearers for General Grants
funeral, has appointed the following
gentlemen: General VIM. Sherman.
Lieutenant. General P. Sheridan.
Admiral David D. Porter, Vice.Ad.
mirsl Stephen g. Rowan, General
Joseph Johnston of Virginia, G-n-
eral Simon Bucknsr of Kentucky.
Hamilton Fish of New York, George
S. Boutwell, o! Massachusetts, G.
W. Childs of Pennsylvania, John
A. Logan of Illinois, George Jones
New York.
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0eu advertisements.
- -----------------
A. W. THOMPSON, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,

ATE University of New York,
" 1880; late of Medical College Nova
Scotia, also Rotunda Lying-in Hospital,
Dublin, and London Hospital, England.
SpEcrALTIEs.- of Nervous Sys.
tenn and Diseases of Women and Child
rem.
Office ON Main st. between Fifth and
sixth.
Olympia, July "a, 1885. tt
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Sherifs Sale.

July "a, 1885
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-07-31

In tho Probate Court Of Thus~isn sum.
~, Washington Terfitory.
In the matter Of the estate of rheass
Pierce. deceased.
NOTICE n hereby given that ~ virtue
~ OF AN ossisF ~ sale made iss the sl.sts
Court, IN the above entitled matter, on
the 9th day 81 MAY, is<s The usd.r.isn ned
saturday. sss SEE ssv % Ass~sa
ISIS, at the hour Of ose o'els~k y, D., o.,
the front door ~ tho Court hna~e ~ xsid
Thurstou county. ssil foF rash ~ psbilo
In such eases provided. The k,liaw. ns 10
scribs,d real estate. os % much thereof a.
may 10 nccesssF3, towH ksuth = III
northeast = aud north ' ~ ssssskesss |.
and the east y ~ the svathsast = at the
southeast ! aud the east = Of The .sash
Of the northeast y of the southwest u. ell
OF above In s~ction ~ tewasIs,r ~ nsssh
of range east also lot No. Is sset.aa 81
In township ~ north Of range east. ais,
lot No: IN section = t"w n~hip u n.ssh
slso tho ioiiowins pfssais~~. ts-ssti tosa.
meucing 81 point " reds south Of The
corner 10 sections -. ~. - sna -, sawns
ship " north OF tsn4e > 900. tunSssu
themes north W russs, ihsnes srss % fosis,
Of 6ss,nSiss. coa.s,aias III sess re- sssss -
lees ! also The ioilowiss prsssisss se.wh.
Commencins ID point t4ross sssi sf ths
southwest corner pf lot u sscthss -,
above township end range. thsuss esss u
west In straight line ~ the posss u be-
ginning, containing ~ seres mase 40
less, all In Thurssoss couut,, Washington
Territory. Also one ccftsin timsssef etsisn,
situate IN Thurutsn county, aud ds~rsilssd
Ia certificate on Ole,
HAIRY y. HART
Administrator Of The estate III Ihse,.
Pierre. deceased
Dated Olympia. Washington Tsrvisssy.
July nth, isss.
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set up with that the deceased was
delinquent in the payment of assess
ments at the time of his death.
Evidence showed that he had failed
to pay a number of assessments up
on the days when they became due.
At q regular meeting a motion was
made to reinstate him, lie having
been suspended. This motion was
carried, but the grand commander
held that such motion was illegal.
Subsequently he paid all his arrears,
which sum was transmitted TO the
supreme council. Notwithstanding
this the defense claimed that he was
not in good standing 10 the order
WHEN lie di.d. judge Hunt rul d
that be Was.
Coils on on the Northrrn Waters.
Wet, hIA, Is. c., July IS. -
st.an buat collision occurred this
h'hrGonu, ten miles t.um Victoria
bstwetn he sic ners H. Il Rhine.
and E"fe'W tse. The Kuhf -rIuch
'hr E.crpr,sr iuiwari,f III. wheel.
and s.uve IN her side. The gt.atesr
alaiin Vas fen IN botn GAMERS
Many Jumped ov-rou L and after
waidS : ere ptck' Il IL. by boats. Tnc
mal.s, 100 l'assri Sels, twenty nlLt
hcA 81 cattle and I.ige nn"au' q:
tleasur. We're OH The Enterprise. The
cattle were io,t. GU: 1t is hoped the
mails ami treasure will be saved.
Particulars are meager as yet.
Much alarm is felt by those having
friends on board.
Steamers have gone to the scene
of the disaster, in hope of saving
something from the wreck.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-07-31

f1NuE Commissioners VI Thur~ssu ras,us,
Il Will hold their rseutas Aasvss. -
session st the Auditor ofllrs, III 0is syss,is.
w, T.. beaianInR Oh Mendsy, tbs II La
Of August. isss, L. NMuuHt'
Ct<st.
Evening star., 1885-06-22
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR

COUNTY CoGRr.-The June term of the cor
pOratiOn court, Judge SangSter, opened at the
Columbus street court house this morning. The
supervisors and other county officers chosen at
during this term. Bonds will be given and ac.
cepted, and all the machinery OF the county
government arranged to go into operation on
the 1st of July. The case Of Murray, for horse
special grand jury will be sworn this afternoon.
CRY TAxES-The city tax collectors have be-
gun their annual settlement with the finance
committee. About SO, 900 have been collected
for taxes, rents, &C., during the year. The
mayor. W viii III be about % 1000 and the Y fines e
about 81 400, making the total revenue of the
fiscal year. which expired on the LIST of June
some SS3OOO. The tax bills for the new fiscal
year will be out In n few days, and on all taxes
the face OF the bill rs allowed.
POLICE REPoRT.-The police held at the sta
tion house this morning William Watkins and
Ed. Baggett, arrested by Officer Grady, charged
with fast driving on the streets; stephen Smith,
derly conduct: William Goodman, arrested by
Officer Simpson on the same charge, and James
Evans and Ida Evans, arrested by Officers
Franks and Brenner for tntemperancc; Pat
Guthrigut, arrested by Onicer Grady, charged
NoTEs.-This will be week OF school closings
in Alexandria.-The city council win meet to-
morrow night--Rev. DIR. Smithson, Of the NJ.
e church south, addressed the Reform club
Is busy repairing mains which have given way
under the additional water pressure.-Rev.
DR.. Houston, or Maryland, occupied the pulpit
Of the Prince-etreet Presby yterian church yester.
rss g BY sse Rev .r
Washington, SON OF Rev. Dr.. Chester-The
Desmono-Breusaer assault CASE viii come ND be-
fore the mayor next Wednesday.
Evening star., 1885-06-22

THIRTY THOUSAND PEOPLE LEAVE MCRCIA TO
ESCAPE THE PESTILENCE.

THIRTY THOUSAND PEOPLE LEAVE MCRC1A TO
ESCAPE THE PESTI LENCE.
MURCIA, June 22.-Thirty thousand inhabi-
MADRID, June 2c.-The official returns for
Sunday from the cholera infected districts OF
Spain are as follows: Valencia city. % new
cases and 20 deaths; Valencia (province) $50
new cases and 112 DEATHS Murcia (city), 6S
new cases and 81 deaths: in the towns ad-
joining the city of Murcia, 146 new cases and
81 deaths; i'm the remainder OF the province of
Murcia 90 new cases and pa deaths; Cartagena.
, new cases; CaStellon de La Plana (cityD, q
new cases and ; deaths; CASTELAR, de La Piana,
(provincel, &c new cases and 4 deaths; Huasc;i
new cases and 3 deaths; in the town of Cicn-
PaZuelos, 20 miles from Madrid, 8 new cases
and deaths.
Evening star., 1885-06-22
Cant. COuch-s HOnes.
HE THINKS THE COMMISSION WILL REPORT

HE THINKS THE COMMISSION WILL REPORT IN
FAVOR OF OPENING OKLAHOMA
LAWRENCE, kAs.. June pa correspondents
Just returned from Caldwell, where he held u
long interview wi Capt. Couch, the leader OF
the Oklahoma boomers, says Couch believes
that the commission appointed by President
Cleveland will make a favorable report early iIl
July, and that land will immediately be takeu
by squattcr sovereignty before ii Is officially
opened. The boomers camp is about three miles
from Caldwell and at present contains about
$50 people. Couch says additions are continu.
ally coming in, and when he issues his call hs
expects to have il answered by thousands. IL
the commission should report unfavoraby to
the opening OF Oklahoma for settlement the
colonists as q last resort will again invade the
territory.
Evening star., 1885-06-22

NEW YORK, June 22.-The case OF John H
Morris, assignee OF James ID. Fish, to have sci
aside the conyeyances OF property made by
Fish went on before Referee Cole again to-day
X. T. Wilson. who said he had known Mr. FISH
for forty-four years. testified that he Was now
managing mis- friends estate, and that II nctted
in from $4,000 to $4,000. Defendant had
told witness that he had purchased the Booth
theater property for $500, 600, leaving O mort
gage ON II OF $4OO,OOO. Witness understood
thnt Ward was interested I'm the property, hui
Fish paid all bills with his own check. Witness
stated Fish borrowed $120.O0O TO start the
Mystic mats. They now pay about $4,000 pei
annum. Mr.. Fish spent about $40 600 I'm hx.
ing up the roof OF the Casino. The bonds held
subsequently, turned over 70 the Marine hank.