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, 1885-05-16
0HloelNDlkNA- MICHIGAN
WABASH
'. ROUTE!
THE BUSINESS MAN

Wien he travels wants to so quick. wantAto
be comfortable, wanLs 70 arrive AtdesnnA~
uon on une, In TACT. wants . strictly [bual.
ncat frip. and CONSEQUENTLY takcs the
popular Wabash Route, feeling that he Il
cure 10 meet his engagements and continue
to prosper and DO happy.
, 1885-05-16
TIE CAPITALIST

CAh ret nc information necessary to secure
fa!u Al rohtablo Investments in agricul-
turo, stock raising, mining. numbering, or
any q tho many inviting fields throughout
w. ; r'l aud " esL " addressing tho. Nm
dert Id
atY 7. cU.SDLER,
e. ri f~-sls--rr { 80. isral, q. Lsul-, IA
, 1885-05-16
THE

Has long since chosen tho Wabash as the
iasorito route to all the hummer resorts of
the last, North and West, and winter 70
SORTS OF the South. MS the Company has foI
ycar3 provided better Accommodations ana
moro attractions than any OF rs comretitofa
for this elias oftrntcl Tourist Tickets caA
10 l. Il At redured rates at all PRINCIPAL
az J-uc Company. n
, 1885-05-16

Spring lamb at
J. $. Taylor & Co.
, 1885-05-16
THE NECESSITY
For tho sPoot~11~t~.
DR.. WAGNER & co.

DR. fl. WAGNER Is fully aware tina there art
many physicians, and ZONE sensible people. WHO
will condemn him for making this class OF dis
eases a specially, but he IS harry 10 know thai
with mort persons OF refinement and inteni-
gence q more enlightened view Is being taken
OF the subject and that the physician Who de-
votes himself TO relieving the afficttd and
saving them from worse than death. Is no less n
phllanthrophist and n benefactor 10 his - -
than the surgeon or physician who by close b
pllcation excels In any other branch Of his Pm
iession. And. fortunately for humanity. the dnA
Is dawning when the false philanthruphy thai
kOndemned the victims Of folly or crime. ILL.,
the lepeH under the Jewish law. to die uncarr4
, 1885-05-16

Three emignnt car were attached to
the west bound train last evening. They
were bound for Utah.
, 1885-05-16

The land Office, in the words OF Regis
ter Rothert, is completely showed under
in contest cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-01
CWITHTN G. sHORTLdDGES

y MEDIA AGA DENY. MEDIA PEyr,
a 1850 E on sss
proc stSS payable si6o qasrtcrly soyss every e.DeD .s
henicas students admitted and sissined at any time
eSoo July aud august The regular school yssT
s n a %S
boarding school Of the highest Crate for young men aud
ssy 9SS q ss Ts' An
4fS4 msa III s iG
my y nayana care attention 20 S0tS saDsnSsa
T sgIssssS SoS s1
T Essft sps S foT Sai and boy:
f. r 81 '1''iii nrsS S' SsnS c1
s@dce e: ssa %sa ca RT;s now
s Yale q n snsiGs a ns
n.oS and EoysSac ssiosis nag s,,aS
io college exam9.uea physical and &C., chemical
SofOEy sgsss ( ss T ssn re sss as sa
Inc ASSdsay Library r. sss , ply ~ .SS
Originating 0sa; Sysry year ,ss s &.
S Ts WITH t aSI nSpa Ss
families Rooms oarpetOd and furnished with wardrobe
: :S.ns 'sss R.y Ssgy
Or we Soys No large d0radturss ish,ed win
Ps s Saa .s s au s
the Sss SE @snnsf ' E1perssssd mem sstera T.css
:s% s Two nay ss , sss other asa
Ample grounds for ba.eeal. football, ana other
lara Tho health record Of Media has few parallels Media
Academy all the aad appaDoce Deenssa 70
make II real bono and acaasmy No hazips or
uthcr rowdyism No rouFlng H." stndens At this acsd
eny sacrifice The Of Christian homes or
devoid Of good morais good manners and nt.
surrounhngs The school ~ adapted fn every way 10 the
eanesfion q young mem and boys only Media Aesnsmy
which prohibits the sale Of all intoxicating dnkA MEDIA 10
ponyenny accessible from all pont No change OF depots
philadelphia coping nom New Pittsburs baltimore
Philadelphia Media Return hour Ask Mt
Mpda staop coach meets every train Drive 70 the
school, only i've minutes Fur illustrated circular o.
Zelda Academy sddrss! the Puncpl and PreErietoT
gWITHfN q. BHOhTLiDaE, A. y and A ~ l0rndnRte Il
HAVANA CoLasal Nadia PaanS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-01
CLASSICAL g. MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
MESgRS. WILSON & KELLOGG,

MEssRs. WILSON & KELLOGG.
NOS b3e.b43 FIFTH AVENUE
Prepares for all colleges, scen inc schools and Bnsinss.
aSiSs osery Srt thonsbtfui mad Numbers limit
Glasses small rs1sqasl tS. Bass sI
eeent sanitary oondigon ghi and ehesT Iesns slU5
$500 RsODeH' sept K RK ~ t 1st fSg -
IA Barnard President Columbia oollesei w H. Warren
s FSssieSSR sds S ssSoo Morgan nssiG
steTenH y dsFs heaTy warT.a Sn1GlS; ~: "a
ts%ss %ssns E.a James fss Goa
wiis% Patton ESQ., L. D. White, Esq., : T. Chambers, Esq
COLUMBIA INSTITUTE, 6th-ave. and 42d-
" st. II. FowLLR. Principal Prepar Ares Tor eoIes'
large Jolly wen ventilated school BoardeT;
received. Gaia osues on application Reopcns sept IS
DR A. CALLISEN'S -
i BA West a asest RsoPsOs Monday september ~.
HARLEM COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 10
frd f' F5GPF%Sa s'R L. rSse
7 IL. MORsE'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
o....u,., % Unul segg. sgPs.. 5 y Ma,
CTLOUIS COLLEGE, o West 13d-st; select
- Catholic school for boys; re0pens scptembcr ed
YON & GILBERI7S CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
~ 67s 5thsye viii reopen september - c,.. .,a
NJ ". LYONS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
VI. no. East 20 LIST, corner Broad way open. SEPT ~
tn lS-eiSen whose names follow have had more
nsIy "a 'it oA nu'i TenrT = Iar,b..u
Henry n. Ioers. orsen d. Mum
john brooks. william II Osborn.
Henri paw. James Tnicott
James N. I'arr Andrew J. Todd.
James ". OillieA JUDGE Van Ysrst.
Fiss Harglns, Charles II. ward
10 SOD per nunnnL tufuihft ~ fut-
nanss and RANDI phs boOkstorcs Ih@Prncps will be IN
the ctg q ter HePt- Z.
MIR. JOHN McMULLEN
vi has removed is school to hs house in West ifiss
lOthsvo ss streets above termlnrs "a Elevated ltt
near T& S SStRs, opens i spt p, sosrdeTI 500
NETWORK SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
~ '7' sS1H fH YPAR hS SsF sErT aDsI
school o. ng -' Tor eS 5s i ss. ior YAH
the leading rcieutne Law IND Moica aoloo.. fTepara-
n TTogrcssive netheis snd toreahne,s Of lion
bet New In glsnd trAinnE schools ie plan Of n,,ruegn
combines The adyalisses on pirate igitn ana Gas. oi
OF te rcsasT ooacsc Ciraisrs coiann fu Information
ana tsstnol ~ im uaW euinen citizens Of Sew.ioFt.
whose sons attend the hgol viii 30 sent appicHiion
nENRY G. MILLER. L.
6HknLLEasS e !. sIIAErs.} D"'''D'
DEMOVAL.-Wm. w. Richards School re-
ron. 0gS s ns s; sp sSd az S s % and Tsaa
-. ID. EVERsON'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
- VS. ior5i.sI opposite bns7. ars
p
tereo. Refers - following patrons
Prtdcss1r harlrs short. n Rev. Howard Crosby
me rev t,hsrles T. X nOr Tire Rev Thomas Galauiet.
The Rev Thomas Hastings Tho Rev Prof r. Hitchcock
The Rev. i Ead f Sss fsS Re Rev Rev rsf @ a ar
CCHOOL OF MINES.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
igh sShe q sesnoe snd English 81 E3s ass.I'
Here obtained good F-ncud education With tle
greater oRcb and FBrsh, end it'll les,
ancient thsn 4. but thorough
thing Introductory 10 ah sienuue coleEe bgar
years courfe. moulding French. German and Latin. NO
primary department
D liy session. % p m. Beopons octsber l.
Circulars 0n-aDphostion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-01
Mem Publications..
THE SEPTEMBER CENTURY
CONTAINS:
"rBE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG,p
BY
New lJubIirdilons.

1bL vi fiNhoDOtNot
BY
GEN. GRANT,
The second Of his personal memoirs Of the vsr, Also
from Gen Grant dated June % 1885 qualifying
mens made in his article On Shiloh" February CEN.
TURY.
A woMAN's DIARY OF THE SIEGE OF vICKs-
BURG. picture Of life in the city during the siege
describing the condition the city and the life and phi.
vstiOns Of the citizens.
AMONG THE RED ROOFS or SUSSEX An interest
ing account, Alice Made Fem Of soourn in the farm
ing country London with twelve Illustrations by harry
Penn.
THE TWILIGHT OF THE POETS A valuable essay On
present American poetry and the outlook with brief est
prominent minor poets BY e. G. stedman
THE GREAT RIVER OF ALASKA. BY Lieutenant
schwstka Describing citing journey the expIor
alton Of Upper Yukon; accompanied by map and Illus
tatons
PAEFoRTE DI sIENA H. A pleasant description Of
Italian city, interviewer history and trad
ton by W. d. Howells with illustrations by PenneL
THE SILENT SOUTH. Mr.. CabIes answer to the crt
cisms on his paper The Freeamaas case In Equity"
CROWS NEST A story of Virginia life in war tnes by
Mrs. Burton Harrison with pictures by smedley
CONNECTICUT IN THE MIDDLE AGES Byw p
Garrison. An illustrated account Of the violent oppoSi
ton Prudence Crandals school for young Ladies ana
misses Of color"
OPEN LETTERS by Washington Gladden., u. v smaIley
Charles Barnard, Theo. L. DE Winnie, and others.
TOPICS OF THE TIME. General Grants War Papers
Causes Depression budding The Town and
LIVING IN the Country, &C..
BRICA.BRAC AND POEMS by j. A. Macon. ueleu
Jackson F. d. sherman. owen Innsly and Others
For sale by all dealers Price, 30 eenta
The CENTURY CO. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-01

CT. LUKE'S SCHOOL. Bustieton. Penn.-Lo-
~ cation absolutely heahiul entirely FREQ uaaris
CAARLEs Ii. srKoUL M A. PrscinsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-01

ct. JOHNS SCHOOL. Sing Sing, n. Y.-Rev.
- J. BIeckenrage Gipson, d; Rector. yhe next echool
rear viz begin eeptenber 10, 1855
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-06

feel that IL vss dotns Goo . ssrvies 30
kin kiz, Il Il ve-s nos fssr>1 tsss Ham
In 10 8 bsSseE fool than be is- klaaiiy
Chase is informed that what - wanted
Ia order 10 LAX. tie Situation brighter
H. Firsi-A general for TIE army ot tie
Mfssssslpps- Secuud-Desersers shot BY
srder Of Commanders of Departments.
Third-Lez depeEdeDcs on tie zig
GER aud more OF the white mzr-
| Pourfh-Ihs cor&olIdatlou OF fras-
ments Of regiments FiftE-The arrest
aud triai Of Henry Way and Wsods!
Phillips for treason sIIth-Tce sup
preston 0. the Neg York Trs5se.s suG
Sex York World.
There may have been msoy pe-pl'
who synpathiIsd With the senii
nents Of this letter at tee tine II "a
written. tat poz vhAt Il contains
worse than nonseDse. Il vas probaol
inspired By motives Of patriotism DC
n0z II seems ike treason Ii - alnO'
pity 70 bring It % against tie aniAe
at this late day. AZ be reads Il over Z
m1sS xondsr II BE really vas ~ OF
time donkey enough TO write sacs stat
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-06

PEoTIDEScE EosFTzAL- BY reference
30 tie sdvsrtiseaoenf on tie 5rs; P2gs
Of this pspsr it wll be ssen th7t the
Sisters have added aAnex feature to the
business department Of tEslr bosplfaL
Ihis feature consists n a sort o. Ihs1f-
anoe. vhieh every Haan EIthoai honse
ear AFFORD - take policy II. ne az
rzngeneni - a. fol.oEs Tickets, o:
po!ieies. are iss1si. saleh csu Dc E1r
chased BY 2ny ore u Esaith. vltEozi
regard 20 zSe or sex. Who desires them
Al $40 each The holder Of s ticket
vii be entitled 30 admission to the hos-
pstal whenever Inczpse.isted from any
czzse whatever darlEg tee year for
Which the ticket - issaed, ana viii Il
4 furnished vita q pleasant room skilled
nurses, medicines, first eiAs= med &c a
and sQrgicai treatment, and TIE tenc=i
care Of experienced Sssle,s. without suS
extra expense whatever. This nsS fes
/ tare has ouiy been adopted short ilr1'
I bet il has already become very pop1lsF
/ Fifty tickets we're sold 81 PorI b-aEeiN
II one day last week
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-06

Judge GreeDe's charge % the Grand
Jury, which appears in another column.
deserves the highest eonmsndsiion- II
deals xith the great question Of the
hoar In a thoazhiful and philosophical
manner, which must command the at
tention Of ali. Its tore - firm. and
any Who read IL must feel that no VIOLA
ton Of lAx viii be tolerated 1t 10
manly and fair, and every sentences
shove iss author 10 be not only sn able
iuriss, bat q good citizen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-06

How HIS Cor NrrPKn.-A year or 90
ago an inmate OF the United States
rcnitsnsiary on Mcneil Island stole 9
whitehall boat ecleneine te the institn-
ton. aad made bic vay % Victoria. A
complaint vas made against him there
for bringing stolen property into the
province be vas convicted and sentenced
80 work In the chain gang one year.
he served his time, and fec DAYS ago
returned ~ Seattle. tie vent 20 the
efhee Of White 4 Manssy, and stated
the whole ease ~ Mr.. white. aekncv-
le<ixinS that he had stolen the boat.
and asked fcr seine advice 80 ~ how he
eould recover q fec dolias hsleazins
~ him vhich wss icekea NJ In the safe
Al tie penitensiary Ca MsSeil Island.
The fellow little dreamed thai he Vas
ecnfcsssng ais er1me ~ the Cniiea
States fsoeecattns Attorney, bai 10 Ais
sorrow be vaA The Marshal vas ncii.
6e<i. and The eeAs thief seat bach 10 the
p<nlsensiary from wAleA he hs1 &C.
cap~a 10 serve cot ths remainder of his
ansxpir~d term. and then 70 stanS trial
foe stealing The property % the Unised
States 9overnmeok
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-06

One cannot be too careful about writ
Ing letters. A foolish or III advised let
Ter 10 likely 10 give q man serious
trcabls on the day that IL 10 written.
and ID 10 jnsi a. likely 20 do 30 . quarter
Of q century afterwards. IL 10 like the
svord Of Bamocles IL Ia always hang
ine ever she bead Of the writer. II may
drop, or n may not. bat the vresehed
man under 10 is never safe. He may
forget its existence. bat II he does, he
may have IL rudely recalled TO his mem.
ory. spokea words grow cold, but written
words shoulder on forever. A man
may cay vhAa be ehooses, and in time
people viil forget 10; or II they do not.
and he 10 not % scrupuloas - be might
Be, be can deny his ovn language. A
letter once written. however. 10 written
for all time.
Murat HalsteAd. the Cincinnati jour
naliss. realized the truth Of these things.
vheo. . few days since, his enemies
pobl.Aed q letter written By him 10
Secretary Chass.a aud dated February II.
iS2 Mr.. Halstead may have been
willing 10 defend the opinions set forth
in Il 81 the time they were written, but
In the light Of Subsequent events they
AppeAr ostraseously foolish. The letter
10 hllea With complaints al the manner
IN which The war 10 being carried On.
and rn11estions a. 10 hos the condi-
ton 81 Affairs might be Improved. OF
the army operating before vickshurg
the letter says. There never vas q more
thoroughly dissussed, dishearsensd, de-
ncrslised Army than this Is. and ali be.
cause Il Is under such men ss Grant and
Sherman. Disease ia deeinaiins iss
ranks and while hundreds Of psor Eel
lows are DYING from smallpox and every
other eonceivahle mssady, The medical
department 10 afflicted With dsliriun
sremeusl" CO Grant, the writer SAYS
~hov 10 IL that Grant. Who vas behind
~ Fora Henry, drunk al panel~ca. sur
prssed and ~hippsd al Shiloh. and driy
On back from oxford. Miss, 10 ssiil i.
commando Oar noAle srm,
OF the Mississippi ss eeias wasted b,
the foolish. drasken, ssapad Grant. II,
eAnt Organise. os eeasrea or ashs q,
array. have 10 personal fselins ahoe
ID. bal knew he is a. ass. There u 20
amesg the whole list Of retired Maios
Generals man Who Is nat Grants gu
psrsor." Hsi<sesa's opinion % IAaeelr
vas a. thai time scsresly mere aatses
ins. he says of htna. The President,
vsAk. palins. psSsilsns humanitarian
ism 10 death and he'll 10 the Array
Osnt yon take him BY sAe shscaa Ans
kncck his bead against vail ANITA h
10 hreuShs 10 his sens<s en- the wsl
sasinsns | DO nos speak ~sn,sal,
vasa / Ay ,Asrs are fsrscss Who vsald
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-06

ARRESTED. - Special United states
Ofseer Ronald arrested man named
Martin, better known as Brick
Too at DuxAmish last evening. on a
charge of sslhae iiquor 10 Indians.
The examinations viii take place before
United States Commissioner Eben
Smith today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-06

CHAMsEE or CONNECT The r%GElar
monthly nesting OF the Chamber Of
Commerce vas held last night. Re
ports Of committees we're received,
read and filed. II Hefner was pro
posed for membership. b. Z Levy
and GsrdneE kellogg resigned then
membership. OrBer doings we're OF the
usual routine character.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-06
WANTED

L,NERGETFC. SUCCESSFUL soLIC-
IL itorA trPly, IN person o. by letter.
. J. X Ei-hkRktSs tsSnerAA AgSaS care
ssrecs. Seattle W. Z. oci6wtE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-06
For Sale.

rrHk OCCIDENTAL SAwMIII. AT
Lake IniaEA. Ssl-tk Seattle. Bald
ma and machinery. also slx isSs 10 Ae
sod scx~<Aer CT separately. Capacity q
nail1 "a no feet per 8&y. Appiy 10
srl&aw J. NJ rRlNK
Wa~Asusts a Ina X-ark. $500
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-06

Cg7ckSo, Ocs- 5--Ibe foi4s<i1G -E-
ures. taken fro1n the ofs.sz STATEN EFT
Of the Board % lrade. 20 Be posted OF
Change t9rnoEroz. shoE tee aGSo1 q
81 grain IN sight IN ire nlie5 STATES
and Cans6s. Saturday Oesoe@r ID aud
;h@ szozaf Of increase o. cscEsAse over
tcs preceding Seek
lazarx ps--=EE1s rxrzzAsF uECzFAzE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-06

HAVING RESUMED THE RJSI-
IL ness Of plain and dccnr~s1ve pspnr
dale ms Old patroa< ana Any new cnSs
that may wzst work done well and a.
sAort notice 4 CALVERT,
Y. a hex us; residence Thsr. street., ease
side. two doors seafh q Pike seS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-06

Sick headache. hsbitusl costiyeness.
pains in back and limns. loss Of appetite,
bad breath and taste In the mouth. etc,
entirely cured oy the Use Of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-06
WM. o. WOOD,

4 TrORNEY- WILL PRAC-
n tics IN al the Justices and Territorial
Courts Once, AZ rooms Of the Probate
Court Yesisr-Le.ry Building.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-06

BORN
JoSEs-In this city. sept -. 70 the wife
of J. T. Jones, . son
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-06
GEO. VshABiE SMIIn,

A TTORNxY-AT-LAW. ROOMS 8
- and 4. Poncin building. Front street
Seattle, ". T. VII practice in al the
Courts OF the Territory and IN the Land
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-06
PHYSICIANS AND URGEoN-.
RE n OVAL.

- A CHURCHILL. NJ. D., HOMEO-
pathie Physician and Surgeon. has
for the present removed his Office 70 his
residence, corner Fourth and Madison
srraafs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-06
For Rent.

TUX FLAT or NIGHT ROOMS OVER
i the Macpherson Grocery Stors. On NIL
street. Apaiy ~ The store sells
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-06
Girl w anted.

A GOOD GIRL To DO GENERAL
n homework an American preferred.
Apply a. residence of IL Ii. LEW IL. Ger
ner Fourth and James oc6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-06
D yAeoss c. < %xsxx2
JACOBS s JENNER.
KELLOGG & AlBERTS0N
ATToR N al ..

Offices Second Z Or Gordon Hardware
Building Seattle ". T. sez
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-06

q FURNISHED PARLoR BED
n rsscsa and kitchen. On easy tertnx Ar-
ply ct Central House. fro1f street. sesS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-06

1hese prices you will lind
most complete ana desire
ole Assortment or STANDARD
value. Business and Dress
suits In D1 a8Ona1s, CORK.
screws, P1a1cls, Cass1raere,e etc
embracing all popular shades
and mixtures ofthe fail sea~on
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-07

and it was flown instead from the northwest
corner ioist. Yesterday Mr.. Mclaughlin hois-
ted il to the truck, where II hutiercd bravely
all the bright summer-like day.
After all was over, and the guests gathered
at the elevator top below, Col. Casey, Capt.
Davis, and Mr.. Mclaughlin were heartily con-
graduated, and after the elevator had taken
below the last Of the visitors, those engaged
on the work took part in generous lunch
provided 10y Col. Casey.
As the guns and whistles announced the
completion Of the outer work, an informal
meeting of the Monument society was held at
the elevator top, when Gen. Dunn offered the
following resolution, which was adopted:
"Resolrei, That we are thankful TO have the
opportunity Of this occasion, and at this eleva-
tion, to congratulate the American people on
the completion Of this enduring monument Of
our nations gratitude 10 the father Of his
country"
The terrible storm deferred more than few
hundred from being present al the monument,
but had the day been as fair as yesterday or
the day preceding the ceremony it is more than
probable that fully 10000 would have been
there The detail Of policemen aud the vigil
ant waichmen Of the monument were kept
busy ering inquiries at the entrance and
keeping back unauthorized applicants for per-
mission 10 20 to the TOP, but despite their
vigilance one enterprising young American,
who gave his name as Henry Phillips, not only
took passage on the elevator, but went up the
outer ladders and to the uppermost platform
before lie was headed and sent below.
When the elevator began its long aud dark
descent with its first load Of passengers after
the ceremonies were over about thirty people
were on board, including Gen. Dunn and his
handkerehief-swathed head, aud Just after
starting down Mr.. Fred e. Calvert, in good
baritone voice, struck up the "Star Spanglcd
Banner" The example was infectious, and
all joined until the shaft rung with the stirring
strains The effort was applaudcd by those
still above, which further inspired the passen-
gers to sing America" aud, at Geu. Dunn's
suggestion, odd Hundred"
Arrived at the bottom, the visitors came
forth glad that they were safely back again 10
the esrtl,'s surface, and glad that, after these
many years, the greatest monument on earth
is completed as 10 its external structure.
Yesterday the monument grounds were
ihronged all day, and it i. estimated that fully
5000 people were there.