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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-07

Northern Paeiae K. Northe,n
Fantfie pFeferrsd s75f, Northwssterp
~. New York Central 6zx. OrsCon
Railway and HayiRtion 7l[. Orsc31
Iranscontinentel 49,. OTeeon Iaproys-
menf -, Pacific Mail 53s<, Pauana 81
Eock Island 1871, 81. Pani 65s<, Terss
Pacific 1913. Union Paeife 52<, Cnitsd
states Express 5I5< wells Fargo I0s.
Western Unioa 90. pstroleum Efsz Al
The Msney Market.
NEE YoEK, Juns G.-Money ea.v.
a. per cent; prims paper. 4dS
Per cent Exchange bills dull az ssh
demand S75f.
On wall STREET.
hK7r YORK. June 6-Upifed States
Sc q hhslae lower market auiet. Ssoeks
qoiet, otherwise unenanasd. Stock
transactions were the smaiIes. for auy
day this year. FIuctnatioue in All
HetIve stocks we're Iess than enc Ger
cent, and hnal prices are generally not
lar from the hest figures Of the aay I:
OseRon Railway 4 Navigation was an
exception. declining "a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-07

A PRoErrABLK PosroFrIcE.-Aboat a
year ago /. N. Hibbs was appointed
postmaster at Lewiston, much 20 the
qualification of the business men and
others. Mr.. Hiobs was agreeable, oour-
teous, ebliRing and smart. BY the frst
named qualities he became popular,
through the last he became rich fuqi-
tive from justice. After carefully study
ing The postal laws, MIR. Hibbs decided
that ft vas an easy thing 10 beat Uncie
Sam and his bondsmen out of consider
able cash. The plan he conceived was
20 issue q large amount Of money orders
payable 90 himself aud his aliases
At various poiAts In the United
States and then 10 aushorixs bankers
aHd other innocent parties 70 draw the
money and sand TO him By express.
This neat and easily executed
scheme he carried eut until TIE
lack OF remittaaces from Lswistou
caused . snsFieion to be aroused
and he left the country. first turning
over 10 two Of his bondsmen 5000 90
make them whole, Up TO tuesday
evening the United States Postal Agents
had discovered slittis Irregularities Of
Mr.. Hibbs amounting 10 $4,000, and
they are still searching the records and
adding up fizursa In the meantime
the slick Hibbs has got under the BRO
iscsion Of Queen Victoria. aud Il SECURE
'iy enio3inR the wealth he accumulated
by discovering naw in the post eifico
money order laws. The exploit Of
Hibbs will lsAd 10 an amendment
OF those laws. when he took pos
session OF his office Hihhs gave $l6,-
000 bonds. and his bondsmen not only
mourn bis departure. bat they seek for
bis present abode, hoping 90 make him
Weld upenoush to msks them whole
Raiia Walla Statesmen.
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J0HNM. AVER. Manager.
SUMMONS.


TN THE DTsTiRICT COURT or THE
i Third Judicial District Of the Terri
tory o. Washington. holding terms ct So
alta In King county. for the counties Of
King and Kitsap.
No. s2s0- Cha lotte Z. HalIer. plaintiff,
w. L n. Bigelov'. Emeline bigelos. Fred
= sander, stephen Carkeek, John Sicho-
Complaint fled In the county e. King.
IN me once OF the Clark Of said District
Ceert. e
Tke Uaitaf States Of Asseriea seMsi eresfias
TO l. N. HigelOw. Emeline Blgciow,
Nicholas and Chas. Y. Ross. defendants
sss a ss s.. .sss, rcd e s-.
named plaintiff IN the Distriet Court Of
the Third Jnificiai District OF he Terri
tcry Of Wazhfneton. holding terms ~ tia
city Of Seattle. y the county Of KfEx. Tor
the counties Of King and Kifsssp. and %
sixty days from The data or tie nrst pnhr
iicafion Of this summons or Judgment By
default VIII b. taken against ysu accord
i,R % thu prayer Of the complaint
The said ecsicn h hruugha 70 recover
tbs sum Of go. with intrrtst thereon
from the iitA day Of harsh. 1854 - the
rate Of one per cent per mqnfh and the
l4E&4 " 49, 44sNttr@&s A@A>AA4-A-AA - $3.50
nay's Tee Al kA upon . eerlkla prpmfe-
sorry nsaa made and delivered By defend-
ans /. N. Rigeaew 30 defendaal Fred y.
SANDER. On tke 18th dag q December.
iss4 and 70 fcreclose q certain mortgage
given On Md 18th day Of Deeenher. lsA
10 The dafon4iknf fred 4. SAn6<x. ~ the
daf1ndsnta I n Bigslew and Enleline
Bseelow. 70 secure the pAynlenf q Sid
promizsory nssa upon he following de-
serihsd rial estate. eoWit al Of hiock ~
also ls<s s q u. and q II hlock q. eisa.
lots IL "a ~ IA Is. 10 ~ and rs IN haock
Ea On Tsaler's second aaaiison tsuppls-
inenfAll 20 tha cry q eeastla. KING com
". WnahinGtea TeEFitsxy; DhirA sid
note and mortgages were afteFWAFd& for
q vzlnahas os1slder1tina- duly assigned
an4 transferred 70 the rlMlnti2 Who 10
nov The legal hul1er and ewzser thereof.
that the dsfendnnts. 9tephcn CArkeek.
Jahn Nicholas and Charles v. Ross have
soEaa Interest In sid PROPERTY. TIE natlfe
ana aescripkioa q which 4 % plAlnzzR
unknown.
Wirncss TIE Hon. Rosyr q oreenes
Jusxe a. The n q nIsfricf Court
leRkf- And TIE sal tAersf. th1k i<<h
49, dAy % April A. q. I1A
JANIS sKAvKY. Clsrik.
n JANIS r. LCDLpw. DeErfy.
BHke Hkner q Raztn. affoFnsye fof
rnfasnefH &EU
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WAsMsGTes, May sl.-senator Van
Nysk will ie4ss in few days to spend
the Summer as home. He has remained
here mainly for the purpose Of O. deav-
orIng 20 ascertain the policy OF the
new Administration relative TO land
grants, the Indian question. the en-
croachment Of the cattle kings and
Illegal fenoes. senator Van Wyck IA
confident that she Commissioner Of the
Land 0ftice is disposed 70 carry out the
full spirit Of the laws relating 70 thase
subjects, and be thinks that the Admin-
sstration In its own time will concur
with Commissioner Sparks. There u
saeh . Tremendous pressure Of offios-
seekers. however, that thsrs IL great de
lay, and 80 much time may be occupied
In peddling pla8cs that the interests Of
the people In this direction raay be ne
elected.
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DIAMOND
.VENTILATOR
FOR
suilsinss, sehss's. Churches. Hospitals,
Dwellings Steamers. Passages.
Sleeping and Rsfrie ssaissscars.
Perfect yenfiiarisa EuarAateea
whsr~yer veasiIalion Is
Required.

Architects and builders unite In saying
our Nos. and 2 for bed room and Office
ventilation, will soon become as standard
as the window.
Our ventilator Gin any sizel, when
placed through wall. window sash, or
q wooden bar under sash. admits q con-
slant supply Of fresh air under perfect
control without draughts: any desired
temperature can be maintained In any
apartment No office or Sleeping room
should be without II as Ii stops burglars,
excludes rain and dust, and keeps the
apartment constantly fresh without rails
ing the windows. Being heavily plated
In nickel. Il Il very ornamental when In
place. The handles serve 20 regulate
window.
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CLEYnrAnn 0hin.


To assure ths pesfect digestion and
assimilation Of food, and to cure chronic
Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Fiatuleney, Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache. etc., use Della
ven's Dyspepsia Cure. 10 never fails 10
effect a cure,and is superior 20 all medi-
eines efered TO the public for thess tfoa-
bles- sample bottles free at A. B..
S1xwkRT's Drug Store.
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PACIFIC COAST.


ne Seattle aes1a Base RaiI ns,-h
ItoOxA, gaos s.-Ths Reds sodsv "a
gin their laaFels b. an exeeiisntIv
pfayeo Rnme, and deserved vicssrv. The
game was called ~ 4o'ciock. az the
DriylnR Park groands, IN the presence
OF 30 spectators The Reds olaved
tneiE team - follows during the entire
game: Barveii. catcher; Armstrong.
pitcher: BiackmArr, FIRST: FAIRBANKS.
second; Coulter, third; Stevens. short;
Ihorre!l. left: Reddish, center: Ken
nsy, riRbt. The score By innings was:
lsnrSgs- ! 2 81 SIS
Reds -.-5 I 2 1 s o . O-25
Iseomas @ 0 2 o 0ol l. S
All the Reds played veil. ssDsciaIIy
burweli, the catcher. Txo fine double
plays were msds. fhe game was friendly
and pleasant IN the extreme. II vas
fairy and ably unpired By Mr.. SGickles,
OF Tacoma The Reds were entertained
oy banquet at the Tacoma Hotel this
evening. and left at 10 O'Clock tonight,
well pdeased nth ali the features of
thsir visit
SAN FRAscEsoo. June S.-Arriyed-
Steamer San Pedro, frsm Tacoma !;
shtp Astoria. from Seattle.
Saiaed-Ste8mer State of California.
for AstOrnia British steamer yelling
VOC. tor Aanalm0. ss - ~ a
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DR.. Fraxierss Throat and lang


Is the greatest remedy in the world for
Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat, Influenza.
ouinzy, Laryngitis, Group, Hoarseness,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh and Whoop
ing CoaRh. and all diseases of the throat
and lungs. Il performs wonders IN re-
heving Consumption. 10 strengthens
the langs and instantly slisys all irrita
ton Of the throat.
CLEVELAND, Ohio.
DR.. Frazser-Dear Sir, was trou-
bled for about three mouths dnrinR the
last SUNNI Z and fall with bronchitis
and bad cough. After trying several
remedies without finding any relief. !
nsed your Throat and Lung Balsam, and
found immediate relief. On retiring nj
night 10 gave me undisturbed rest, and
after using the medicine three weHks ]
found myself cured. RKv. T. NuTx.
DE-. Frazier's Throat and Lung Bal
sam aliays all irritation of the throat,
peneirstes and heals the longs and as
sists mature by expeetoration 10 throw
Of the corruption. Sold by druggists
everywhere At 70 cents bottle. Frazier
Medicine Co. proprietors, Cleveland, u.
Sold by A. B. Stewart. Seattle.
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Notice Of final lPrsof.

ia Lam oxysrs a. o1e.rlAw.f-l
ASH ~. izA
nExotsns ss A<rshy Eis<n iAzf FHoHks
FITTa hzs nlsa ns<tcs e lsssiIGt1M - com
~ u hls ahamez. che casrs " - Dlxirtzs
oun<s. q ~ ga b 8ee4 ~ ". r. - fhmre.
-. ne ma k<y e 1ens 4. D. ia -
&cmsssnnk EE,>laesespn NJ. &a1. - - y
M h 4 znslisn - sp&nnhlpiB nez1A. rn9s
4 a4sA
H nan1ea 20 uftne&sass ANe2 8A<4.
Jo8x y, GowKT,
xp1e.~s nestSkes Il - LAn4 oeeuss
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Send for circular. Call or address cor
dependence mentioning DAILy PosT-
INTKLxzokNcKR. Seattle, w. IT,
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saIIoHs vIfAL1xkR d vsAf yeu
nss.3 fux Consfipzfian. Los u ARgekise.
T,irrs.,4zs ard Ill synsr<ncns q Dyspep
=. Pysoe 70 and rs o1nzz pr eefzAs
soiS b. a. b Stewart
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PreEr Sousp WooEA--A reporter hap
psnsd at the Puees Sound hide depot
yesterday. and there foond the EN-
ployaes busily engaged repankise bales
Of wool. Three large bales a. shey
come from the farms are here condensed
into Que. Tbs wool packed By the PA,
ees fsc1nd growers u Of leo grade. be-
cause the farmer IL 20 careless about
sheAring and packing the fleece. A
neece Of sound wool vas cempared
vita ons OF Oregon wool. Tho latter
was neatly tied together, and when IN
rolled was foand % be clean and entire,
while the heeoe from the SQUAD erswers
vas hroksn and very dirty. II the
farmers among the islAnds could be
persuaded % take more care about
shsariER and F4okiag wool. they would
1rt better prices A2d materially IA ise
iha reputation Of Puget 6eand wool
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DIM Non Co - Edwasd ksilees hAs
givsn np his isisa Of enine 10 go before
the mast he went 70 Blaksly and tried
oi,s DAVIS vera IN ths piaes ha wsuld
b. expected 10 6il That dAy siAais6sa
han. and be nox says be vii tfs ssme
uaher employm@nk ,g
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AnzzvAL or xaz ouxEx.-Ths Qasen
Oh Ne PAslhe arrived lass sieha II f2ssa
hsineine passengers - fellows. yie-
sssris. g1S Pert regnsend. ~ Ssattle,
81 fsesma, - sstal. -
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DEEIsoursHkD vnrroas. = Tue Geo.
h. Starr, with senator Sherman and
party. General Miles and STAG. and
President Adams Of The Union Psciac.
oa board. viii arrive here on Mcnday
na,srntna az II O'Clock. The party viii
remain in seattle until Monday even
ine, uhss they viii rroeeea Oh their
WaT dewn TIE ssand. VALE here they
will visii the site Of tbs Jesopssed Lake
Washington canal snd he vkxieas
points 81 interest," In TIA city While IL
u % b. regretted thai knouiedee Of
this visit eomss % late. our citizens
wili doubtless 80 that every attention.
II Shown cur Distinguished gassts. and
shMs they shAil have No e4nss 10 fagret
sheir sisis 10 seattle.
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Pxzsozar- = aovernss sqsire and
Lsensensns Long, al Genssai Milss'
STAG. arrived 10 TIE city b. the Uiym-
pisn last nixhk
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Duxsun Chfps. Kmnerxid&x ard hns
hard made C<eArns a M4s>hsnt's 0en-
az factsry. ts
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SHERIFFS SALE.

II rHE pIsrxIcr Couax EoEosxa
10. eses-woiiers nsos. q o., plainsaA m.
riAms q Haxms. dsfsnAznfa
unaer ana ~ virtas q N szsssnlss a.s~<l
aos 81 ne ab-ys nsasA as1rt. d tks sl.crs
sntitied astians dzss1 he La an q a..
lseA 8nd - ne eifs~eef sna dsiivsrsd. I asvs
1mlr Isvlsd zpes - fslsssfng assu1bsd "a
pFepsrty. - VIA 7---
Los 90 %, ssvsa % siehs o.. nl.~ sst
~ tsn tiei 10 = "a eflT-sns I'D, e II.
- y ssesnd sapplszsseizi ea1it1ea y - slly
tory.
A'ssss % sA~sfsss ssrssy ssv.s nx %
asssrssy. sAs en- ~ e s,s... tsss,
A. fhs boar 81 sslssa >. q. Il ,sss as,. 4.
frsni ef zhs oonsf Hsass desT, ID IN CHI y
seat3n, kiaG oozzs3, ssorxzala. p1n ~ u
u xfhss tlrls as4 lstH~sl q sala isiss1.ssa
- s1tnss e. tAcm. q asz y szfz rssl ness.
~ . pubic ssetzoa - ne hlxseR d(Asr
for cEeh -
pulss u sssssis. sks en- dsy Il mas. iass.
mU =. n. McflkAHs rn@Ftk
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.. o. c. r.

SEATTLE LODGE No. Ri o. CT.
- meets every Monday night in Odd
Fellows Hall. lReinig9 Front street.
Waiting members In good Standing cor
daily invited E. CALVERT,
j. W. ANDERSON, r. !. w, CT.
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g 49, xa4R. fhnsti. = United susea 81
~ "a als,si 81 fxsA, haci4s
Asorisian sxprrzs 81 sAnadA
$3.50 -. OhnaiAa Soalhern Al Osn-
-. eeaze ltAl. hsa'iin1spm tEes8 Lsak-
~ ~. pssflzz a kin t3rxn8s
- w. kArlssz a Ttxns l6A.
~. z11a kl&. i.snisxilze a NaaA.
MisAx4n Usnann 81
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General Once. $50 Dear
born street, Chicago, rooms
8 and z.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED.
A PLACE TO ASSIST IN LIGHT
n Homework. Inquire At the Ninth
Street Grocery store. JeS
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Dxxvxa. June 5s,--A Canyon City spe.
siai ssss thai rayriads o. sosnlt erase
hoppers, syidsGliy iuss hatshsd eui in
Nc warm sand, have made their appear
Ance "a she a,,ath hide Of The Arkanslls
riset opposite this PLACES. An area u
Rfobahly two hanllfed acres 10 literally
hiled pisls thst yolsng hopyera II 10
nd Ne 1nzasae an the mach 4kseadsd
seasAas, And that they are incapable 81
de&ax u1sk 1lmaaa.
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tnsExxsS ind, dune 3 The wife u
Rie1 1FssaRui, an aeed 6efnaan farner
neAf kdvasdspoFt. was discovered lakls
essainE b Aei daughter With hei' threat
80 ffen ear 10 ear. 9rotagat was N.
~ neat ~, ~ = dfing condition. He
Mys ~ Hiis ind he qnafrsisd Al din
~, 40 she IN d rage drew u blade
ss,oS - egil nssk and tAsn tilld him
y ~ E!useii He had nsen trying
~ tts afternchn. part cf the time with
7 raxef and again b. hanging. He hes
hsea iedeed u Iasl.
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Dr.. Rsrran cf Bsreclona hss vaccine.
se.i ndee than 80 persona, ans0ng
wsIa.e uFese severAi medical men. vita
an. &tstsnuated ealtiy1t5on of cho1era
virus Ehs sysnpsoms 81 actual inoaa
lsslen sere pronounced sud Rnmistska-
nla. After comszlesaenes vas faily -
tablished. . more actlss, dcee Ct The
ealilvassd virua w4s inisstea under TIE
skIn. aud invarszhay wishsat fnrthsr
eaecf, faai WhieA wool6 ss-na 70 she's
shkf the pafsnn wsa No innker Enscepsf
bio 10 tks confsaion of cooisrA A
nsncesons eommission 81 inQatfy and 4
Madrid eesnnissssh AZ ns3leai sxrerss
havs reported fAverAhly upon The GOOD
RESULTS ilka}Y % accrue tfem tneee e.
psFime<Its. and ne Sepispsan fxthess
hrcezhi ell tkeir p1piis forward for
vaccin&tion Whsshsr he ince1lstioas
will ~ LASTING % nAs. o. Be za1lcient %
prptect IN the aesaAi presence of ehol-
era reuAins 10 - proven. DE- Eerfsn
has . hsxA repa<akioa - - as11fste
otenrsef IN hixeazicAl fnEes<&e ai1ons
oannesle6 with dzaeR&nA
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To Rent.
FURNISHED HOUSE. INQUIRE
L corner Fourth and Marion SIS. Sc
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NM BknFoip. June "a isrrihls
1sesdy eccagrtd In ths eity iass before
80 teday Ia Tie outfiltlng store OF
EnAiR ". sioalimh. Slonnsnlls xsxx sis-I
nne - his disk II he ooansing rooul
eAkinz En- entry In his ledger, whsa
seAziss foa came from the lsaeli reozs
fsa nlonisnt aRhinst aAa falitnR
@sa1tn1 NE ,,caasiaa reasa frnn tho
sesA sna uitsseat ilpsakine dfe,s q re-
c'ser snd hrea one shos. whish catered
SosoMoa h<ail NJ ths hAsa os thu skull.
- I'll frstn tlae shsel 20 the foef and
asea zlMnsa hnzsMstiy. lnlrmsasasoav
- - foesuent 10 the hAck roasn.
~ Pstsne III usailzie 81 The pistol -
~ ismplt. psll,ed the ttiSssr snsi
e ~ neofs Tie psstnl stss held sss
- thak he foteAe2d uas sire,ld and
pe1es tratfafsa. Rass was ecn.
Sz1 drnAklsrd. isna bad sppliea 10
- p - ship hiHa 10 Hedsnnas Bag.
Hzntsd lo dlH u hs eaal& nos BE-
=. g IN bka tsAf,ss. Siocaatb haxf
~ xeearsa 20 . . berth. siid Il Il
Se- u dslAy 40 enra4sd fan thai
- #|XfH{Ehs>4 H. AasA
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CaicAao. JANE s.. Referring shss syea-
~ y the ehAllenes of John feemer, ct
EtMp1Egh. psiblissied in q local paper
toe8y. Edward Hanlaa. the osrsnars.
ssl1 e soaid tow Tremef On Us foa-
@sina setzas: Races GO one, swcs three.
seef snd ave rifles each ~ $i0HI q side
sece rsce, OF one tArest- mile race
- teoos NJ, F1esis 10 TAXA place Oh
~ ee1fss isI the United 6n.ies Or
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HnAnnR, Tbxaa, Jtns b.--IIaai nseht,
about midnight. ineb ferces an en
trance 20 thi jail here and took cut
Henry Lumplgin. \ negro changed with
numbering All inoftsnsivo ooloisd man
lass Wednesday. The mob took Lamp
hin 10 the stock yards and hung him TO
gateway, vhsre his body was found
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CasnLorxx. N. o. June 6.-,A man
vho 10 helissad 10 be Scott. the DE-
laniting PAYING tsllex OF tha lsank mf
Nsnhaitan. flew fefk, goo oil an Air
Lane train At eiainHaville. Ca, paid $50
Zee q hosss ind buggy, and pas out
threneh The u,untry today.
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General Crook teleerapks General
sheridAn thai the Indians passed Dan-
nn Station oa the night Of the 4sh In
ssans. going aouth, we'll mounted and
travelling ysFI, fast. snd states that IL
loots nov a. II thu only chance Is that
Ne tfosps al GnaGaalups Canyon can
iatsfesps thiIm. Captain Crawford,
Nth ninsiy seouts, will paraue them.
4 dispaseh fiesn Bradley, Of the 5sh
instant, states that thH hostils,s hare
lefi The Magellan Mountalns and are
mesinR annsh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-07

nkIznfohE. Juna ga bill sAs pre-
ss1isd b the ooart In this oitg. today,
Askine for ihe appointment OF no
ssiser foe the American Rapid Tale
Hspk %.
csmmensemens 60 AnRappiss.
Ass&RofsIs, Md June .. --The aradu
sfiee EXERCISES a the Naval academy
egc1fred todssy. Addresses vote delis-
tfed 20 the graduating eiass by Professor
sumner, Of Yale College, and LIZ Score
tary Of che Navy Whitneo, who also
delivered diplomas 70 all tbs honor sren
OF thc elaza.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-07

THE LARGE STEAM SAW MILL AT
city frum 81 TO 19aooo tset par day adnt-
raoiy situated for shipping. and In tho
center Of growing city. For particu-
Lars inquire % x ELDkIpGE on the
pFsmisea o. ERAsTUs BARTLEfT. III
Hayes straek San FrAncisoo. sp2ldwlm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-07
enIIIiy Nc harder.

GAEvEsroN. June ga speasAi ffcm
MarshAil. Teltns. nays that in the DIS
isiot Court today Edward Bean was fpF
iae secopd time found guilty Of fbs
mardsr Of Charles Stephens. The Jury
asod the pensAty al death.
National Republican., 1885-08-01

To those who have not and do
not anticipate leaving we would
say there is in every branch of
business many lines of goods
which must be sold in August,
and as a house carrying no goods
over from one season to another
must close out these lines while
in season, we shall now devote
our entire attention to such lines.
These goods we shall bring
forward from time to time, as
the occasion demands, and mark
them at such prices as will COM
mend themselves to the public
as exceptionally good values IN
every sense Of the word. Mean
while all the "Odd Lines" which
were reduced and not entirely
disposed of will be held at the
prices previously advertised, and
are we'll worthy the attention Of
the entire trade as genuine bar
gains.
National Republican., 1885-08-01

PEN MAR--nfGu RocG--Nr. oUlEAUK.
The seventh Of tho series Of every
Monday excursions to this delightful
mountain resort will take place on Mon.
day August s, and continue every Mon
day during the season. The train will
leave Baltimore and Ohio depot at a,
IN, arriving at Pen Mar at 1880 a. NJ.
Returning, leave Pen Mar at $40, arrive
in Washington $50 p. m. The vast area
of thousands of miles OF gnrden lands of
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginiu, and
Pennsylvania are seen from Mount Qui.
rauk $500 feet above the sea, overlook.
ing hundreds Of mountain tops pano.
rama of unrivaled magnihcence and won
drous proportions Added to the beauties
of naturnal scenery are various amuse.
ments aud every comfort and convent
euce. Round trip rate, only .Sl5O.
Every ticket calls for reserved seat.
Don't forget, train leaves Baltimore and
Ohio depot s a. IN. sharp.
National Republican., 1885-08-01
THE MIDSUMMER HOLIDAY CENTURY,"
TABLE OF CONTENTS.

A Canoeing Paper. with eleven illustrations.
A Story with Hero. .... by Jas. 4. Mckay.
The Indian Country, with map, by Henry King.
Typical Dogs, by experts with illustrations.
William Lloyd Garrison, hy his Sons and by T.
w. Higginson. With several portraits.
Panforte di Siena, By W. d. Howels illustrated.
On RO'el-iccpirC - Present and Future.
A Virginia Girl In the First Year OF the War.
An aneed l:al paper, ly Mrs. Burton n. Harrison.
The Battle OF Malvern Hill. . fully illustrated.
BY Gen. Fiiz john Porter.
Recollertion5 OF Private ........ illustrated.
The Rise Ct silas Lapham. by W. D. Howells.
The Eo::onians ..........".by Henry James.
Tho Apartments Short papers on various sub.
jects, including: The Meiit System, The
Christian Congress, What shall be done with
our cx.Presidcnts? Reviews Of Rccsnt Fiction,
A Boys Appetite for Fiction, ETC., etc.
Tie first CHAPTERS Of M; Ro7pciis's HesO RoyI
zpRl pear during tie autumn.