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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-09
PUSEY JONES.

The Democratic papers Of Kansas
and Kansas City are hot over the ap-
pointment of ex-Republican Pusey
Jones as u. s. marshal for Kansas.
Oh, but things are unusually hot! All
the Democratic factions of Kansas are
DENYING that they had any hand in il.
The Kansas City Times publishes his
penitentiary record in full, and COM
nienis as follows:
"The history of Col. w. G. Jones
management of the Kansas peniten-
tiary is ample proof that he is not the
man he was represented to be to
President Cleveland. An officer that
would permit q notorious debauche to
occupy q place affording him opportu-
nifty for robbery is not 1T for q place
under the Democratic administration.
Public office is q public trust, and we
are sure that President Cleveland
would not knowingly take into the
government employ man who has
shown an utter disregard for this
great principle"
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-09
kiNCM AN.
KINGMAN, August 8, 1885

hiNShAESs hu6 oSt ", AoS'.
To the Editor OF the EAGLE.
Sheriff Baker, Marshal, Forsett and
Assistant Marshal j.. S. Wrenchy to-
gcther with citizens and friends of
young Crumley have spent the day
searching for any clue that might re-
veal the true facts in connection with
his disappearance but all to no purpose
The position taken by your cores
pendent yesterday will undoubtedly
prove true if the truth is ever known,
That he was murdered, from the cir
cunstances l am well satisfied. and
his body buried in the sands of the
river I am ready to believe. That his
body will ever be recovered have
my doubts. There should be no let
up to the investigation until the guilty
parties are brought 10 justice.
w. ii. Sherwood business agent OF
Billy Kersand's MINISTRIES is here and
billed the company for Friday the l4th
at Almonds Open house. Billy has
q first class troope and he is sure to
have full house.
Two days has been spent in getting
q jury to try E. NJ. Boon for selling
whisky aud when they come to tria
to-day the prosecution only had one
witness, who had never drank q dror
Of liquor in his life, adjourned ua,i
tomorrow at 3 O'Clock. Messrs. Gil.
!ette and Whitelow represen: all tn,
defendants.
Last spring We started out
with TWO sprinklers and We soon had
four. What has become Of them
There has not been q single sprinkler
seen upon the streets for two days
and even the sight Of the blind is ef
fecfed by the dust.
Col. Z. w. Stafford leaves for Ohio
in the morning.
Some parties came in from the ives,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-09

DIR. Leonard, the crank who is run
ming for governor of Ohio on the pro-
hibiiion ticket, says that no Methodist
can vote the Republican ticket and be
true to his church. When this man,
whose avowed purpose is to defeat
the Republican party, without any
success for himself, gets through with
this campaign he will fluid that the
Methodists of Ohio are capable Of do
ing their own thinking and voting.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-09
GRANTS MONUMENT.

An interesting contribution to the
Wichita EAGLE details the interest," in
the good cause In that section of Kan
sas But we expect to see Marsh
Murdoch take hold of the work per
sonaily and boom it. A few good
ringing editorials and an occasional
S. bill will stir up the people amazing
ly,-Kansas CITY Times.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-09
An italian Proverb.

There is in Rome . slow vanishing Of III
picturesque; but, although Roman princes
may wear . modern gown, and retain
nothing Of the past but her splendid jswela
she Is The Same proud lady that she vas. O
that her great grandmother WA and shs
like her, repels any intimacy Or familiarity
beyond . certain point Ono very import
ant thing is that they never wish TO b
touched. In our country . lady talking
with another will often lay Der hand on hss
friends arm; this is considered . very grsai
and Objectionable familiarity by an Italian
sNevsr touch the person; It Is sacrsd," b ~
Italian proverh.
A lady In Italian society. to be very %
lite, win shake hands when introduced to a
American the first TINA. but she rarely e1
tends her hand the second time: she make {
deep and graceful courtesy. II her frisnt
Is in affection. she comes. takes hsr hand
and presses it to her heart; but there 1
nothing OF the free-and easy caresaing. nom
Of that indiscriminate kissing, nothing liz
the superficial intimacy which We obssrvs
between American women, and which x
oftsn ends in quarrel There are but fev
quarrels between the Italian grande DANES
but when one does happen It Is apt TO b
serious one
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-09

h eesua - VIII - Dsus0s9 40. tAan
Eeef - u The rse1Asoe o1-y1Z9 S3s ~
e wo.aisa IN tsee1Rv3 Sakstee 2 -
49,: -: e L., e :;ss'': a., = - -
dayef JAY, A. b -. "a h ascseaaDss M
- cedes Of said 1agce - Oanai1se. -
brae1ng tAe sssns - sao011.s q - -
nosiee h Aeeey Uvsn that . spestal elsceen
shan - held 9 sAs vaEisoe vseing pancco
.i..i. ssad ely By ,hs .sgsl sIssss sha.ss:
svs: e 49, - n sSsrss|s asy Ia -
sedsr - ths c:pttal sssek 0, the Omaha.
mrn for ssia saba mp iss / n TIE DO d u
Gid essy In gums Of dive husdrsd dc isxs .seh
80 ne an cunt VI ssirsy shousand dollar I.
r S: .ay II
Of six Pr e~nt per sanum. priscipel esi N
tesess 70 be paid o. the cal sxescy Of the STATE
q Ksnsas. in tire city OF Nsu York. the coa-
made b<ine - follow: that the said railway
epouany shall construct raifrosd % standard
gaags ard pat In all Decsssary 49, oeeks
- s.i,eas. s.d haze The 49, as ersrAs. liza
coansr 70 the city Of Wichssa, provided thas
said company shall have pessenssr and height
DEPOT In the eity. Of wichita. esd provided
faisAef tAas said railroad snall b - con-
stTucssd sal In operation hon the north line
Of The comfy Of Sedxvick TO The oily o.
wichita, Oh or before the thirty-arss day OF
D. a D. ,ss Ard PtS.ia.S fS5ssss
msizfain and keep IL pTincipal oalces and b 3D.
qDaFten Ct said dry Of wichita.
Ihoos voting In favor o. said Subscription
and the issainS Of boals Of said city In pay
nsut thereof, shAll have written or printed
upon their ballots, '.For Sab-cripeioa 70 the
c6pital stock Of Omaha, Abilene sad wichits
ssid seSsss,psios shall have vuisssa or psiated
on thelx balfots, Against Subscription 90 the
COZ ifal stock Of Omaha, Abtlene and wichita
Railway Company.
Wisnsos my hand - mayor Of the city Of
Wichita, this 2th day of July. A. u. ISIS
cso-Ss b. W ALDascM. Mayor.
Attest: A. A. GLENN. City CieYk pro TEN.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-09

Ny advice is: Go and propose TO the most
sensible girl you know. II she accepts you,
tell her how much your income is. and from
what source derived; and tell her you will
divide the last shilling with her. and that
you will love her with all your heart into
the bargain And then keep your promise.
Ny word for it. she will live within your in
come, and to your last hour You will regret
that you did not marry sooner Stop worry
ing about feminine extravaganza AMI femi
nine untruth Just you be true 20 her-love
her sincerely. and q more fond, faithful
foolish live you will never meet any whera
You will not deserve her, I know; tut shl
will never know il
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-09

lola is coming in for a fair share of
patronage. 1t is town about as
large as Augusta, and receives the rev.
euue collector and L. S. Marshal.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-09
Noble womsnhood

I believe the time has fully come when
woman should be q woman. and not mere
gaudy appendage to man; whom hsr soul
should wake up from its long lethargy and
put on the habiliments Of wisdom and ~.
fulness; when she should live to . grandes
purpose than she has done, ard should
make her power felt more sens;bly In tn
morality and religion, business and bosom,
OF the world.
lam not disregardsr OF the beauties and
proprieties Of dress On the contrary,
admire appropriate dress II speaAu out
the man or woman. But ! would hAve
everybody feel that the man mskss III
dress Almost anything looks well on q
noble woman The plainsst dres bscoms1
Agreeable whom worn BY . person Of grand
purpose and good doing life. Real hfs
When uuadorned II most adorned
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-09
The Hest Husbands In the Country.
chicago News interview
Women Who Drive.
New York Ietterl

The number Of women who handle tn
rsins arc greatly increased in New York.
There are dozen or moro wounsn In New
York who drive every day and who handIl
their horses with consummats skill They
are the wives Of millionaires, and nearly IL
Of them drive small carts or gigA Tha
buggy is quite tabooed. 1t Is curious how
much they resemble ono another. They I'll
erect, square-shouldered and alert, viii
their heads we'll up In the air. and their o.
bows at their sides Occasionally anoehsl
woman Is with them, hut never . man
small English tiger in irreproachabss Eng
lish livery sits with his arms folded like I
wax figure behind. Women usually drivs
small, thoroughbred horses. with mane
and tails clipped.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-09

Al. 0&61o0o1X.
< A1101 BRAZILIAN.
60.
As,o.ur - .v.Viessn. scarvsuk comfy
8 -.
80 Vseass. yrsss.,.,
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WieAiia. Esasas.
]. q Uuuu0us
,ttss,ey q Law Oae. over Bouits furniture
ssoss. AAsss bsock eniss- os
80. = 80.
UoerSe I yeueu,
Assensys-ee-Le.. oaes Iemp.e 1.oe-.
leaeoh kseejs,
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over IY12 81 A. - stofe. dsD-tf.
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49,.
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calllnaa 4 Platt..
Au.~.~ I'M n,sctic. in both stat,
80 ;sz.:s, sseend stairway NORTH Of Post
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d. D, Kirk,
Attorney 1t Lav-Reom No. ., o. 8. Land
,acS Saii3iss. Wichifs. Kansas.
I'D. ueOsfos. s1fIsf
Hoootoo I Ueuuey,
Attogaeys q Law. Once over Kansas Sa
| sional haak. wichita. Kan.
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Attorney 1t Law. arss door north Of U. 8
Land O0os, in Commercial Block. wichita
| Kaaeaa opecial attention given 70 al nds
| business oonnected With the U :. Land Omce
..: 90 "v., No n Maj,
| atrs~t. WicAita. Ksusas 81
=, . 49,.
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-09

In small place . woman can't buy kali.
ksr aproa without the neiShbors ho,din' in
Quest over il Some shink she OF 70 havs u
sone think IL is ex.ravagAas in A~. and
soms ,hiak the ct ho~ers On is % too youns
for her; and then they VII al quarrel agin
vhethsr he bad or: 10 make Is With . hih
o. not nss -easoa Why meas tax - Q
geeerai thing. Is better than vtmnat +
because they have bigger thing - tn
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-09
WOMAN AND HOME.

WOMAN AND HONE
SYNOPSIS oFALEcTURE ON WoMAl<S
LIFE IN JERUSALEM.
On the Hotel Piana-A New Decorative
Crass-Dsasrsns Sorts q Advice
from varioas ssaress-AA
italian ProvsrA
IChIcaeo NewAl
Mis- lydia n Won Finkelsteia, . native
Of the city OF Jerusalem, occupied The morn.
ing hour at the Grant Place Nethodnt
church in describing tbs social coalition Of
tho women Ut ths Holy Land Mss Finksl.
stems father, Russian mereAant 6sd the
prosecutions OF his native land forty i've
years ago, locating in Jerusalem. whefs -
speaker was born and lived up 70 nix ysars
ago, when she and hsr family cams 70 this
country Her father was IL 6rst European
settler in the holy city and carried thithsr
the first stock Of Enropcan merchandise.
The people Of Palestine" - said, five
much the same that they dA during ths p.
Rod Of Bible history. Thsir customs and
dress are the sams, and life In Jsrualsm to-
day bears witness to ths truth u many in
cidents OF ths Bible which skeptics can not
understand The wonso are divsdso INFO
three ciasses-the bedouh women. VINO afe
The lshmaeiifss such - weso nefan ana
Rachel Of holy writ; ths furai eo0ssw1ve+
the descendants Of Ruth and Mary; and tie
city class, the daughfen q u Aosasm
Chrastan and jew. Al o. tesss CLASSES ~
ignorant, lew osng enas 70 rsed -
bsdouin women are more mospsooeut AND
arc sometimes consumed ~ tnelr husoenos
In wsighty matesrk Soms Of n nan en-
courage the Independence o. sosr w1veA
because tney tnink tnsir sons cennos %
great wArriors u ne moseen ete umid
The Aosiem giri Of u on enough 70
marry tho man selscsed y hsr mosasr and
sisters, who do hsr coufong. 6oe can -
only her husband and ~ oeoenes q uneiss'
and Is contnuaIy surfounded y reisnvss-
m-iew Inc wives OF " so"et 49, ~
mere drudges. Ibs 1ossem moehon DO nos
encourage tenderness Or love On N paft o.
thsir husbands Ssntiment y rsgerosd -
Weakness. and they bid their boys b men
Every man 10 brought mp 20 think ehas
woman ID nobody but sorns other mans SIS
& :, ~. 80. - G...r .hn-.h..~
~, mons ut =. ~. .,. -. ~ Wo-,.- -o.,.,
~ Nv a'uo. ~ go. -, xs-."..,,,..,-
c.e smH - VIC = ~.
Sa n.Ms - my 7. H n.. - S .-s
Amonx ,ue . .oSs " 80. !. 49,. -, !.
saved through her husband Ihose who
marry the Talmudists or learned men b.
lieve that place b reserved In heaveu Tor
than 1hQ Talmudigka law and ehDiP
wives support .no ~ 1917
s s ~ '"e Ss 1 .S" - 80. - .
'uIu.u eyes S"o y. A. - -.
sneh.' se'e ~. :oose pv,I ~. ~. ..-
Uan.s Io 'uen .'.s 49," y ' r. =; . ~
oe s'sufoo 'e.. m no. 10y
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-09
For An Invalid's RoOuA
fNebraskA Farmer

very pretty devire for an invalids
room, ras enc which a lady saw In Jackson
VILE. Fla In . shadcwy corner there was
c shelf covered with large quantity of drisd
moses and erasses. arranged ~ much like
nature A. ps-ible Overhead wers fastened
. few dry branches. TO which were ciinging
long fessoons Of Florida mos. which aimosf
touched the tops Of The srassss. Within, al
locked As somber and dark - . bit Of fnrsse
or swamp
To make the picture perfect, within IL
shadow stood a beautiful white heron, nicsly
prspar~d and gracefully poised as 5uss
startled in bis native msrsh, and ready sc
take fight One can imagine how rsssfui e
the eyes Of . weary invalid you'd b sseh Z
life like picture and how many pasaani
thoughts could cluster about il
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-09

Mn Bayar1 afssr IL maMe a - oa4
school. v1ass . hsaadres oe hoo iron uD68
whieA psp ROM Il lssfas gray euTi<
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-09

San Francisco Anal
Il thought only . few men were up to the
winter bathing mark observed The ~
porter. Tho hath man laughed scofnfully.
when q lady makes up her mind 70 baths
every day in the year. be said, nothing
can stand her Of. I've sesn men who would
come here On cold morningA undreo and
walk to The waters edge, but tho minute 4
touched their toes, race back and Ct into
their clothes again Not so with women.
When they are in bathing trim u means
bathing, and nothing short Of tidal wave
win stop them
.Hsrs comes the daisy tathsr q tie lot
I've son that girl here when it was 90 cold
that to even look at the water used to give
me the shakes. Nov, what do you think
first induced that lady to bathe al TIE timsl
For the pure love OF it, No, SIR. She va
getting too fat She tried svseything-
distin0, exercise and medicine, but nothing
would take her down At last 10 droppsd
on - bathing. and it fetched her. 6hs +
nice and slim now, though plump enough,
but when she came here first che WAS - fat
g q butter ball wish all tho fat Adiss in
ths city would have her courage, and ous
winter business would be worth something.
The best Husbands In the Country.
Chicago News interview
GNow, the point Is right here: II . youns
girl who has just graduated wants to many
Q man who's education d equal 10 hsrs. sha
h vsry likely to die an old maid Anoehss
thing which is trus. that the best husbandi
in the country arc those who know no Ian
Ruags but the English, and never. perhaps.
thought Of using were - subjunctivs mood
l..
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-09

uastsboar or thin nine or poplar strips. q
zine not and a sharp knife. together With an
eve Tor TASTY arrangement, srV TIE material
necessary for INDUCING in he new folly-if
such IL NAV be properiv cnlIsd Ths frat
.ssentisl is collection of prsttv psbblss
ranging in sig, from q pinhead 10 . hickory.
mt and rrsyel.pies sidsvuiks and streams
arc daily searched BY litsis brotherx and
even by the dies themselves. for desirable
specimens The falls ars favorits resort
for these pebble -huntsrs, and almost any
pleasant day one can SEQ individuals or
small psrties busily engage in the work Of
of marked colors v>rlee.ssd ouss and an
that arc curiou.lv formed. ara eagerly
pourht for. and whom once found sumbled
into a convenient pocket or caskst until q
rood assortment 10 obtained, Ii. ssarchsr /,
From the pasteboari OF wood designs are
cu.-.tars, crescents, crosses, harps, crowns.
heartx anchors and a score Of other, the
NOR, euriou, and mat ths batter. The glue
n then softeped and xprssd over the face OF
the design which % kent living on . warm
STOW. or in the SON 10 keep the glue from
hardening urel ths pebbles have beso
,,...d ~,.r.o, n. i.rr.r u,bhas. ar, than
.,r.,.>1 in On. prastissf manner uossihlo
until the face OF the design hes hsso Gov
erod rs closely IS po@os' - ovss -
whols the tiny stones are sprinkiso ~ ran
dom, filling In the intersacss ana n'dins
those portions OF tns eieea solis o. ,os
designs wh'ea me larger STONES nave 'sne'
70 cover
Inc design Is then iaid N . COON pssee I'M
al ths glue has become taorcoSniy nso
ened, when n Is invertei and ths iocs peo
o.es aiowei 10 drop on " sA.s ~"
chances OF sticking IN NE oars paees %
some other design
hen competed thess uin.ee mAc
pretty ornaments ss one eoea .eu v"
So ana no pefof Is 700 tsca 70 % sre. y
tasm. Inc otoamsnu q eoefss, ms
OF fairy good s'fe % edmis Q. eeV y
Management Of the psoosss' and vhi henes al
TIE way from tnree ncoes 70 : log u Iels1.
diameter or cireomisrence. q os c.s ~
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-09
ARCHITECTS.
willie Prssdfest,
Architect and Superintendent. Once in Eagle
ceiet Z AusA,

Architscss and supsFinten6ents. Once, Green
Hsyu' nev block. corner Douglas svenue end
wasGR Street. wichita. Kansas r. o. box 40.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-09
Pstronise Home Institutions.
The Southern Kansas Railway
isa Kansas Road,

A.a . .sesy>sAiy .4~.:zA~e wa - is.<,sst1
"a prpxrpn ~ sss sfsas - kGnso 80 -
p-oxfe. 81 s1or1s ~ pofysas feascss sss-
sss5~1 ~ ssy tsss - kass<ss 81 ss<fsssz
x1SouoI 3kJn1so .rssss sssJ s.sv.s.
Kaaoas Cssy ssd cas<hs- otfsws. Ssr-~fs.
lcfa HnnSss61. Csaasas. Ch<syyss.sf ts1s-
p~D4<Hcs Wlnn<i1 y s<1ss3za- HefDR.
lttses 80 sssnwR~zsse p1<s1s
THOUGH HAL 5ssns 1siT. ssesTs es.-
-. br<O.ra kanns CITY - vszaeg1a.
- la:rxms<zoss S0s1sza- Dahsn9 ss<nr ~sr'
n~<c1ne q O-<svps cAas1:s sd CssfSyvSs
wa 80 n~iss ~ eoSsee, essssaGts, -
- NOD 81 On1sYysszs
cooI100ATJo1 41A30e ASH. ~
a. sozsT. ssssssa ksasss csy. "sn'
= - - y 49, ~ p.v4ssss seh.ss ~.
- - e.os.sesss : 49, - - rrss. BE-
- = ~ l1fs wa thD.oG4 r1os - 81
Ssss. ssa&sG fF.nsh1 - eAaees - vsy
S04oR 43cEU1D - sTssxnan-ssss
- - = eDf - - e~e118 se9pno seo7<91
- vugr haelnR eb9laG E1Dag4 - AruEDe-
~ -. 80. S0D - AsuD
Y0EIAAD s1&lDD - 81 oGDa uUne
- 67kR nfgRz4o. 80 - - -
G0E = - o40EuD .. u 0yye-
os0 HonuD 49,.
lDLu t1uDs 8ona-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12
COMMISSIONERS, raecgEBrxGs.

HRArrLR. Aug. 1.-THE purchasing
agent vas directed 20 insure the bridge
tenders lhoass. a the Davamish bridge
for 500 foT three yeaFe
Corhmissiopsr Lawson was authorized
20 make the necessary repairs 10 she
Duaamhlh bridge. 10 property
strengthsn the supeFstructure.
!. w OunminRs vas appointed Con-
Stable tot Vashon precinct.
Ths crasr u the Board made In No
yombssr. 1854. Leasing . poytton Of the
eeenty fssrns. containing 10 g. acres TO
TIE honNs fer ORPHANS and Friendless.
vas rsseinaed and declared void.
Tia dhsborsine agent OF the county
presented bis voueheg for xs.n0ss6. and
warrant was ordered drawn In HIS
favor FOR $500
fhA parcAasiag AGENT vas dis.oied 20
pay 10 the Ladies' Relief Seotsty SIC
pei naonih. 10 be Applied toward the
snpport a. the Neimyer family.
fhe rsports Of she safveyor on tia
roads peislioned for By Prank PanlAs
81 AL, AMI W. W. WeiRia es al, we're laid
over. ~ ne viewers reports on said
roads have been 6led.
In tbs MATTER Of The petition Of the
Seattle and MaliA Walia Trail and
Ma1sn Road Company, asking the
Board % establish rates Of toll 70,
travel over its road. the Pro ecusisg
Attorney. having ADVISED The Boasa thai
the sai1 lDompany wAs fnlly ernpawarsSI
BY its charter from the Territory 10 e.
tahllsh tls owa rates Of toll. and thai
TIE Board had no anthority Ia eha
rresniseA, therefore the pef&lion d 70.
| ieciess.
/, ApsAiNltsoa Of SAuass DolAn for leass
81 school land, rejected.
TIM pstatioa Of &. >. Barrie a a.. fol
. eaanty read vaa laid ever until pruoi
% psihiieAtlon az notices and a IN.
dsunisy hand has been aied.
l OssnI sarssyur was alluwed go pei
speslth fee aflios rent.
A vArfAns vAs ordered drawn II favor
& Sclhn Bash. tex 90, % appsr % hts
eanantcl for clearing on the Coansy
Z fArHn.
I. H. Msskei was antAortsed 10 haiid
. fsps's sfosind TIE sruhard and harn Il
he clunty faxua-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

The saeessa Of the Nsw Yogk HsraS@
siiert 10 raise the aisA ct ticoo in cid
Of HE fand fer tlae erection Of the
PEDESTAL fer the IlNftholdi saatas ef
Iihsrsy Ealiehsenhls The world. u von.
darfaL The enslfa sam has nov been
RAISED. and ,hs Hsrif has he sssizfae.
ttcn Of sampiesinG d work which M
ether nesspaesr so'sid have had tho
esnsaes n begin. Indeed no newspaper
has the Herd eoald hate andsrtaksn
sash tazk with the u,esa remote ehaaca
81 success. rhs alnsrteAa people and
che Hossa are 70 be congratulated 10.
gsshw.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

Prssident Cleveland has a habit Of
saying good and sousIhle thing occa-
aisuaIlv. ana Of aayl,,c Il in suoh man
nsr thai IL 10 not easily forgotten. He
recently wrote latter which the reoipi-
emit will pFobsbly nmeraber for some
time 10 come. sh.r,ly AFTER Mr.. olevs-
lands inauguration he took occasion.o
sxpreaa hls aisapp,p,Al af the manner
In ,shteh petit,aus, carried around by
sm,,ersunsss ofllos .,ek.,s.. we're signed
~ Inrn AZ inf,aan,p. esmulv n, eet rid
- - ,l- N..-,,s ..S.s.-
~ -"
saeiIe expEessions tin the part OF sheif
IaafIer. tina Damoeratio p,,litiaiana want
=. ,,....,.. ..a.a...,,, ,.,,h $4,000,
display. In achordAice with this time
h.e,-.., .,..,,.. . .,.a,,,,.,,.,, ,s,.p r.,
y.
eefin Recommended psrson foe ap''
pcizltment 70 an important iudgeshlp
~ sorr.. sha Fava,,,i,.nt fl.,,,rn... "a
80 '-,,.
no tesa tuas nis MISREPRESENTATION woaia
b aeted upon. bat IL was. and the APP
x,io,,nt soon seourati tha po.lsion whioh
!. ...s rA. y, p...
~ sosesss' Ansrsep'n 's's Es"sninsn'
Deuioefat wrote 10 the President. detail.
ina All the faa.s IN ths casa ana exoress
,.s ,,r,,rl.. .,a ..,,,a- ,h., ~. 20.
$50. s''.su uses ,.'o
s''snl nsd appointed mare bore. VINO
had Absolutely no qualification for the
ofylee. Thia l.,ser rapss h.ve nstoni.hea
~. r,.-,s... 4. -. --.- -
80 .essaenh tet ~ ~ o'.0s utose sas
Prominent Democrat the f9AlovtnS let
Ter.
Exirurrym AIANx,nx,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

Mr. NiassAke IA 10 tue cay fsr too
weslls. sledeFs lsft n g. Davies baok
stsss ssnd LnwmanAs nsusis saara viii ~
eeErli jprolnpii Attecittaa. anls Il