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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-19
BY Furman Topper.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer'
lOlG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF PERSON
i Atty on THE FARM OCCUPIED ny
l. l.. u. LAW RENEE, on IHk Bk1 ND
ROCK ROAD. IN THE COUNTY or CllES.
TFRFIFI.D, TWO AND A HALF LIS
FROM THE CITY OF MANCHESTER
Bv virtue OF n deed OF trust executed by j.:
f. -. Lawrence To- the undersigue dated
Uecember 10, 1854. and recorded ia the
Chesterfield County Court Clerk soIlce I'm
derd-bouk ~. page lj7. default haNlni,
h.en made in the payment Of the sum ol
esOO. therein secured and being requested
80 10 do by the bcnencisries holding under
said deed. / shall sell by auction ON the
premises, on
THURSDAY. pTCEMuEr -. l--',
atIl o'clock A. NJ. the following PROPER
TY referred 10 In said deed
Tarior stove. open buggy, Douh'
Light Harness ! Light single Harness, |
MHrhle-Iop Bureau, I Marblc-Top wash
etand. dozen chairs. I Rocking Cualts
Fe,isteads. I House Pow. Shoye'~, Mad
duX. 1 Grub Hoe. Scyihe l clock Mir-
rors I Marhlr-Top Table. 100 yards lntfa %
carrot stair Carpet. Rug CARAT lounge.
int Crockery, Knives and FORKS, Kerosene
stove Pictures. spring Wagon. ARrl.ui'
uwl NIL q Calves, Z Cows. walnut bu'
rrau walnut stand Sc.
TfrNs Easy aud no sale.
Al Trustee.
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PROPOSALS.

yocoNo~0o0-~(rTTc,I0 ~cI0~OOO0~~~r.0Or
GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA,
A., y. a A. NJ,
GRAND SECRETARY's OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA, December 10. 1883.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
Il FOR PRINTING AND DELIVERY,
IN MAIL DRESS. THE PROCEEDINGS OF
THE 10STH ANNUAL COMMUNICATION
OF THE GRAND LODGE UNTIL TUES
DAY AID INSTANT, 5 O'Clock p. NJ. Stand
ard copy OF the work can be seen at the Of
fice OF the Grand Secretary and other in
formation obtained. The Committee on
Finance and Investment reserve the right
TO reject any or all bids. Delivery on or be-
fore the LIST OF March, 1855.
WILLIAM b. ISAACS,
de 19-td Grand Secretary.
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DECEIvER'S SALE OF THE PER-
IL SINAI EFFECTs or MISS RACHEL
MrpONALD, DECEASED. AT AUC!iyN'
As receiver of the estate ~ Miss u. NC.
donald. decesssd. I win sell at auction ON
SATURDAY, THt 1ern ISsrAsr,
NJ IL O'Clock. AZ the store Of Mr.. q. y. An
derson, west Cary street. near the eity so,r-
tomte limits. n part OF the PhhSun,r,rn
bROPf RTY, consisting OF HOUsEHobu
FIJRNITURF. BEDDING. STOVES, ana
many miscellaneous articles.
A large lot Of REgALlAS for different 20
eieties and CLOTHING will be sold Al the
AUCTION house OF George W. Mayo. NO. 70,
ninth street, ON MONDAY the 2is,, ~ iVS
o'clock. q. X. SANDS,
Se II Receiver.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND I
POTOMAC RAILROAD,

GENERAL SUIT OFTICE,
RICHMOND, Va, December 4, 1855.
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE IN.
OVITED FOR ERECTING A PASSEN-
GER BUILDING complete at Seventh and
Canal streets. They Will be opened at 1880
O'Clock p. NJ. January 4, 1886. the compa.
MES reserving the right TO reject any or all
TIE house is 10000 feet in plan and two
stories In height. II Is partly Of granite.
partly OF brick. trimmed with Seneca stone
and terra. Gotta. and the covering Is slate.
Plans and specifications may be seen Of
this Office, corner Broad and Eighth streets.
For further information apply either 70
w. B. POWELL, architect, Philadelphia; H.
WALTERS general manager o. the Atlantic
r. T. ID. MYERS.
General Superintendent Richmond, Frede-
rieksburg and Potomac h Il. Co.
de b-eodtJa4
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ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE.
MES RIVER BY DAYLIGH'
ruFApEssr ROUTE

GREAT TOU aIsr ROUTE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-19
BY Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l0l6 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ HOUSE AND LOT ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF ORLEANS STREET BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS, ROCK
ETTS BY virtue OF decree OF the Chance
~ Court Of the city OF Richmond in the
suit OF Eagan, by, &C., u.s. Eagan and ais,
entered on the l4th day OF December, 1883,
the undersigned, special commissioners, will
sell at public auction, ON the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1885,
at AZ clock =. NJ. that HOUSE and LOT
fronting about 32 feet on the north line OF
Orleans street between Third and Fourth
streets and having a depth of 30 feet to a
1o.foot alley. The nearness OF this property
to the cedar-works makes II valuable as an
investment.
TERMS: one third cash, and the balance
In six and twelve months, purchaser giving
negotiable notes for same, bearing q per
cent. interest from from day OF sale, and
title retained till all the purchase. money Is
paid and deed ordered by the Court.
GEORGE j. HOOPER, JR.,
Special Commissioner.
FURMAS TUPPER, Auctoneer.
EAGAN, BY, &c, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST EA-
GAN AND Ais, DEFENDANTS-IN THE
CIIASCERY COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH.
MoND.
/, BENJAMIN II. Berry. clerk Of said court,
certify that the bond required OF the special
commissioner by the decree In the said
cause OF December IA, 1855, has been
Given under my hand this 10th day OF
deis BENJAMIN H. BERRY.
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FREI0HT.

Freight resolved daily for Norfolk, Ports
and Hicksford Va; Washington. b. O. |;
NewbeYn. wsshlngton. and Tarbor0', N.
O.; AL stations on Atlantic and Danville
railroad, 6eaboard and Roanoke nilroad,
Norfolk Southern railroad, and Eastern
Shore q viuinla. and sli regular landings
on james ytves. Of LOWEST xAxA5s and
thYouah bills i11ueA.
T. 3. TAxUM, euperinteadeat
% % No. lloe Main street and HoeksttH
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ArCroS sALss-ru.ass Da,..
ny w. II. Lyme a Co.,
Heal Estate Agents and AuctIoneey,
flIg Main street.

49, ~ ~ 49,
ny W. II. Lyme a Co..
ResI Estate Agents and Auctioneer,
f1ls Main street.
DUBLrC SALE OF THE yALUA-
BILE STORE
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
BROAD AND TWENTIETH STREETS,
AND
ak VALUABLE DWELLINGS
ON BROAD AND ON TWENTIETH
STREETS, ADJACENT THERETO, AND
A VACANT LOT
on EIGHrEEsTH STREET NEAR
vENABLE STREET,
BELONGING TO THE EsTATEoF RICH
ARD sEDGwICK, DECEASED.
In pursuance OF decree 81 the Richmond
Chanccry Court. I'm the suit therein styled
TAYLOR VINO sues. &C, ~. SedgWlck ann
ais" entered on the 18th day 81 Decenpet'
1850, tho undersigned, special commission
ers, win sell by public auction on the
premises, ON
TUESDAY. DECEMBER ~. 1888.
at O'Clock r. NJ, the REAL ESTATE mem
toned In 81 I'd decree. and cOnsisting.ot-
first. Tile BRICK STOKE, with dwelling
over same. No 2o0l east bIoad street
fronting about ~ feet ON Broad street, with
n
tai and convenient house. and most de-
siTable, well-esta blished business stand;
second NO-STORY- ND-BASEMENI
BRICK DWELLING No. zoos east Broad
street adjoining said storr. with lot about
same dimensiO as the above, aud being
desirable aud well.arlanged dwelling: $50,
Third. TWO STORY AND BASEMENT
BRICK TENEMENT No. 2ZI north INen-
tieth street, fronting about feet ana nav
| ing n depth OF about rs feet. ...,
Fourth. TWO. BASEMENT
| BRICK TENEMENT No. 2274 north Iwen-
| teth street. fronting about is feet anu nav
| ing a depth Ofabout 10 feet. -,..,.
Finn. TWO. STORY AND -BASEMENI
| FRAME TENEMENT No. 223 north wen
| ueth street. fronting about ~ le'i "n
| Twentieth street and running back ao'I'
sixth TWO STORY. AND BASEMENT
/ FRAME TENEMENT No 21l north IW'n-
| tieth street, fronting about p ieet on
Twentieth street an running hack ABOUT
Sevcntb. TWO. STORY AND BASE
| MENT BRICK TENEMENT NJ. 2le norm
| twentieth street. fronting about 1873 itet
| and running back about a3 feet
| Flvnfh- A VACANT LOT fronting about
| % feet on the east side Of Eighteenth
street. between Ncnahle ana Mccan'e
| streets.
! mensOus 81 the said real estate 10 nc tN-
| hihited AZ time of sale
TERMS. one third cash. me residue in
equal insfallments at SIX ana iN"itc
months, the purchaser to execute nesoii'
able notes for the deferred pas meuis win
interest added from day OF sale. aud iu Keep
the property insured ami assign policy OF
/ Insurance Ia the commissioners: me iir
and said policies 81 Insurance OF ~tld rest
estate 90 he retained uutu the whole pnr
chas,. money IN paid nni conveyau'" "i-
dered hy the Court and said sale 'o Doe suu-
iect To the counuuat ION ot the court
TALEWELL EILEIl.
Henry g. CANNON.
Special Comm luuer,.
WI. iANE& Co. Auctoueeu.
TAYLOR. VINO srfs &C., p NNfifF
AsAGN~r SFnsWfrk ANu AIS, htftNh-
ANr--IN rHK CUANDFRN COURT or THE
CRY oF RiDHMOSp.
1. BENJAMIN n Berry. clerk NJ said cpuri
certin that the bond required N 'h' special
comm Issiouers bf the decree boo -lld rtn~'
~ 18Th December, 1888. has he"n dui}
given.
Gwen under my hand this IAN day 81
BENJAMIN II. BERRY
49, iG 81 TX.
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RAILROAD LsSss.
q Il q - aR -
HHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL.
~ wAY.-NovEMByR rs. 1887
tEAun uInlIAnSn

II suE3h Mn n ~ ANU oittO RAIL
" wAY.-NovEMBKR rs. 1897
LEAVE RICHMOND.
f:lo A. N. Through and Local Natl ercop.
Sunday. Connects Tor Lynch
burg.
eisA. M. For Nswport's News. oid Point
Comfort and Norfolk daily sx.
cept Sunday.
$50 r, n. FOR Newports News Oli Point.
and Norfolk. ENcep, sunday.
400 p. N. r., y. and r. Juncls.n accom-.
mediation. except sunday,
s:25P. N. For Louisville ana Cincinnati.
Pas, Express, with tnrUugb
Pullman cars. Daily
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s.IsA. NJ. Prem a.. y. aud Z. Junction
ii.Bb A. N. From Norfolk. Old Point, and
Viewpoints News except Sunday
$40 4. NJ. From local points and the west
except Sunday.
s.2OP. N, FROM Ola Point Newport .
News and Norfolk daily er.
cept sunday.
sBSP,N NJ. Prom Louisville and Cincin-
natl. Fast express daily.
DEPOT peyenteenth and Broad streets
Tickets at 1000 Main street ami depot.
n. W. FULLER.
General Passenger Agent.
WILLIAMS &. Mi'kHAN, second Vice.
President, So Is
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ntal kAafH AurIput' rs Hui
Insurance Az uf-.
ST. UuI street Manchester Va.

~ lihl =. lffN MhlN' tif"'t'.. 'f'
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \
! HOUSE AID Lot FRONrlN9 on
TttF tASTafnE OF FIFTH -lkttI ~
TWEEN kNfKEIT A - NJ = I !
STKfETS. MANCHESTER VA. ny Nhi u'
ola decree Of the Hustugs Court OF ne Guy
az Manchester. rendered a th" ,lrloh'I
term. l--j. ia the suit Of MaXcy w. i.ii"r'
administrator. - ais. the undermined sP'
cial commissioner, VIII sell az puulic "u'
stlOn. on the premises. ON
THURSDAY. DFcENH1R q. ISIS,
ot 2oclock 4. NJ, that VALUABLE HOUSE
AND LOT fronting 80 feet on the east SIDE
ofFirh street, as above. aud haviuga depth
OF 1872 feet. The building contains hNe
rooms and halls. ,.
TRIMS: One fourth cash. and the balances
I'm SIX. twelve. and eighteen months. pui-
chaser giving negotiable notes Tor same
hearing q per cent. interest from day Oisalc.
and title retained TIL all OF the purchase
money is paid and deed ordered ~ the
Court. JAMES VI. PEKDUE,
Special Commissioner.
SAMPSON & ADAMsON, Auctioneers.
NAxFY AGAINST PFRDUE. ADMINIsrRATok'
AIS.-lN THE CORPOEArlON OK Ht7-
TINGs COURT or THE CITY OF MANCHEs-
TER, VA.
thereby certify that the bond required oi
the special commissioner by decree entered
on the 9th day OF October 1889, has been
duly given. .,,.,. ,-.., ~
cember, 1855. Ii. r. III A.
de IL tIeIh'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-19

ERUIT. FRUIT, FRUIT will
Il sell at auction
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2isT,
n, Richmond and Petersburg railroad depot
500 punches BANANAS. .S.
Also a carload CABBAGE at Chesapeake
MI" ''''' Il. POWERS. Agent,
da,o.0ts 1915 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-19

TTIGH ooNsTABLE's SALE OF
H FURNITURE. GOLD WATCH. &c
will sell at public auction. ON Mospni
the 2Ist day 81 December, 1850, nv iot
o'clock A. NJ, nj my office. No. 1905 east
Franklin street. the following propspy a.
sa tisfy sundfy writs I'm my hands: Waru>
yohe.s Burraua. Washstands. Tables. Cane
and Wood. seat Chairs. Rockers. Lounges.
pictures. LOoki ing. Glasses, ONCE Desk. bar-
Counter, store. Counter. Brooms. launur :
soap Small Lot Groceries. !, wy cnv'o"S'
Ac'. Ac. also Open-face Cold Watrh.
T,u,s, Cash. n. q, GARRISON,
tsIo'ot IA. q. q. r.
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RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF
CHARGED BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE TO NORFOLK, sl-N0 LIMIT.
WAY-LANDING FARES from Zoe. 10 81.
SECOND class tickets still lower.
FARE TO WANERLY, Sl.50.
FARE TO HlCKSFOED, S225.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-19

ny George w. Mayo. Anctioneer.
limo. n. Laughton. Jr.. Sslesman)
No. 40 Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-19

by George n. Crawford. Anctioneer'
1905 Bank street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-19

I DESIRE MY FRIENDS AND Pa
i irons to know that the RICHMOND
OIL COMPANY was dissolved on NoNeine venus,
oad last nv mutual consent. Messrs. BOSS
UARDT & WILSON assume the assets ana
liabilities OF the concern. ,
+. c. MURPHY, Manager.
| can now be found at the Office OF MessIs.
JOHN W. OTLEY & CO., I'LL east MAN
street. uo a .-ot
NOTICE. HAVE THIS DAY
~ Amounted ID. OETERS my agent TO
carry on the RETAIL LlQUoR- AND
GR2CFRY-B BUSINESS at No leo South
cherry street, southwest corner OF Cary and
CHERRY streets, in the city OF Richmond, TO
buy and sell for CASH only.
o"' "i'' ROBERT 8. SHOCH.
DECEMBER 10, 1885. de 11-l4t'
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rIRsT.CLAsS MEALS ON EUROPEAN
PLAN.
rhe elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL.

me elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United States Mail)
T.. Z. CLIFFORD. Commander,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY
AT A NJ. (STREET-CARS CONNECT IN
FULL TIME) for above-named places, ar
irving at Norfolk at p. NJ. Returning
the steamer leaves Norfolk, Portsmouth
and Newport's News on alternate days
arriving ct Richmond about 4 p, AZ.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and al
CARRIERS Agency, 1000 Main street. bag
rage checked through.
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PERSONAL.

Price per bottle, 81 and sl.75. For sale
by POWERS, TAYLOR q CO.. kicnn9nu'
Va ho Sf-HO"'s
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X QUINN TRAVELS FOR THE
COMPANY.

Cures scrofua. rheumatism. Catafrh,
and All Blood and skin Diseases.
81 nnn for any poisonous chemica
- I .OUO found in this preparation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-19

ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETwEEa
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE IN
EACH DIRECTION.
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

~ AND POlOhhO EA1LbOAbs
rppouau ALI-RAIL FAsr-FREIGHT
LINE To AND FROM BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
AND EASTERN AND WEST
ERN CITIES.
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SAMPSON & ADAMsoN, Auctioneers.
do IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-19

In pursuance OF a decree 81 the Richmond
Chanccry Court. In the suit therein styled
Taylor VINO sues. &C, ~. Sedgwick ana
ais !" entered on the 18th day ~ Dece mber'
Issb. tho undersigned special commission
ers, win sell by public auction on the
premises. ON
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-31

Tmg VOTE ON THE NtCARAGtAs
TREATY.

An analysis Of the vote by which the
Senate refused TO confirms the Niears-
guam treaty reveals some surprisiSR
facts. No one for q moment supposed
that the division in the Senate on this
question would BIO On party lines IL
was not party question, and to the
publie II does not appear that party in-
,sresrts on either side woald be in any
way affected by the ratification or non
ratification of the treaty. Yet u seems
10 have been made party question ;
and, strange 10 say, IL was opposed by
the Democratic party, which has always
claimed 10 be enthusiastically In faver
Of an American policy and the msinis-
nance Of the Monroe dOetrine. OF the
twenty -three votes cast against the
treaty, all but one we're those Of Demo
orata. and that one was cast By Riddle
berger. The Republicans were united
In les favor. and II Was supported by
only six Democrats - Jonas. Jones,
Alaxsy. Morgan. PuGh and pendleton--
and BY Malone, Readiuster. Sherman.
the only Republican who had spoken
against the treaty. voted In lite favor,
having probably been influenced thereto
by the action Of the Ohio Legislature
requesting the Senators from that
State 10 vote for its ratification. Pen
dlston doubtless cast bic vote with the
Republicans for the sArse reason.
Again, il vas supposed that the treaty
would generally be more popular in the
Soath than Ia the Neeth, yes twenty
two Of the twenty three votes cast
against Il we're from the South, while
Nsw England and the Northwest we're
solid In lie favor. The only Pacific
Coast Senators Who voted on the ques-
tion were Miller and Jenes. both of
wAou, voted ''aye."
still another pet theory Of the news
papers has couee 10 naaght. Il vas
gsnefally reported that Mr.. Blaine vas
secretly using hSs inGiuance against the
tr,Aty. This statement was published
throashous the Isoantry aud Was eener-
ally believed. Vet IL appears that Mr..
Blaine either did not interfere in the
matter a, all. OF II he did. used his in
tiesnse 10 favor Of shs treaty. All ths
Senators who are supposed to be under
Blaine's influence, Frye, Hale, Hsrrissn
and others. voted and worked for the
trraty.
What the resnliAr inhaenee wAieh ar
rayed the South against ene Of ice own
most cherished principles may have
been. IL mystery TO the aninittaled.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-31
waERE ~ nv

An article ~ falsome adnlation Of
the Nos,heFn Pacific lkailrosd. watch
originated With the spokane Rsrss's and
haa bssn goiruR the roana OF the rail-,
road organs at the Territory, eoatAins
iha toiloxing,
Taking advantage Of the opportunity
pfseented by The Worlds Fair 81 New
Orleans 10 reach thousands Of peopla,
ignorant Of the resources % tie North
Wsst, the Tailroad haa prepared al ex.
hihit that IA certain 90 attract Atteatiea
g this section. Ia doing thts, q goad
work 70 beine accomplished. for uhsck
che uNlsnaesas deserve thu unsted thAnka
of The Territory.
n the hxssr hAa gore 4 step farther
and stated iass where taia mAGniaepas
sxlllhis is 10 be found. ID voald have
greatly reaieved an aaxhta< pahlic. IL
sersAiniy 10 not - plaeess as 10 fsAssi
any eaeait upon tie Territory. The
spAss albssted 10 Washington IA. accord
ina 10 eli reports. psstecsly innocent Of
any sxAshit worth meatioasne. rs bare
neaa anpsunisne 10 dssgrasAfal naaiss.
We haze received namsnsas telrErAlns
and lessars fsom Mes Orleans - sell a.
verbal rspcrss from persons who have
Waited The exposilsoa. Al sienAiiy
gAilad 10 discover aay sxhihst whisA re
ssasss sssiit On Washington Territory.
fsesnesAlne had better be done 10 attract
sssmsiss 10 this exhibit. whieh - car.
aAisl 10 assrass asssnsssn 10 this section. "
f4es rs know wAese ID b 10 be foend
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many pOST-IETELLIGEACER


qhs Par. Toxnsend Arg'as, IA spe''s&-
tns Of the northern Pacific fsslisc'A0'
$500 and unecsiiss dead var
vbooc Of the late esISpaisn' IN SOS i"''
lowing language
yoorhees is not doing what ~@s *.
rassId from him, b. any means lbAs
sr.il-T,sd cornssauy shsal1 have bssn pre-
1880 from baiidina its branch IiDe 70
eurse COR Territory With ef'l ~ -. 80.
sefoss tine mountains tnss sosss 49, -
oQr tvo great sections sfso s1s.s.Ds y, -
resources. Mr.. VOORHEES, VIII We S~'-
20 40 acco0ni- IN. =.
IA in said that vhsn person SSsi' !"
ssliberate faIsehood and repeats y o ''
sus. over again, although be may pa u
imposing upon tbs cr"dniiiy Of nis as, So
80. nevertheless suceeeds in % SAs ping
h,s own mind and memory that u
.o-,,.. q, time be himself falls into the
.v,oy vh,eh oshers avoid, and actually
.s.sp.. "A truth ssis uusrush Of he o~n
Inyeatiop. This may be tho ease VIE
the Ayqss. II il certain that there vas
a tina when that paper knew psriecsay
veil that no friend II forfeiture opposeo
tina construction of the Cascade branch
On the contrary. it was urged 'na' 'ns
forfeiture of the unslrned grant SoOia
hss.su the completion Of the road ana
- ,...onahle man eAn deny that TIE
agitation of the question has forced We
Northern Pasihe Company 70 recon
msuee the building al the branch aisei
vha. xas virtually an indehnits suspen
sis,,. II tbs road aofoss the mountain
ba completed within the ns1t two years
1, will be simply because Of the forrest
ara agitation. II uiil be remembered
th.t Contractor Bennett, IN bis buiidoS
ius circular issued iast prior TO the cleo
ton. annsuneed that, In case Mr.. Eoof
hess wsre elected. vSrk wonid be discon
timed. Mr.. Voorhees, was elected eu'
cork vas not discontinued, bat hA'
bssn continued with greater viger thai
bsfsre.
Nobody opposes or ever has oppose'
IN. eonstruction Of q railroad between
Eastern and Western Washington. Al
that the psopls Of the Territory hav'
demanded ia that the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company be NOS gwen tbs
immense area OF valuable land whics
they claim, and wsioh they have MOI
earned. The question Of forfeiture y
entirely distinct from the railroad prob
lam which is beginning 70 enRrsss pub
Ito attention, and the two cannot b
eonfounded save by the most impene
trable stupidity.
II the Argus and other papers OF to-
argus stripe vsuld pay less attention Il
weeping over the result Of last year
eiectiou, villifying Mr.. Voorhees, snS
misrepresentation the issues upon whiei
that gentleman was elected, they Woul6
disrilay both good sense and good taste
Suoh absurd atterancas az that quoted
yoztd indicate that both OF these ex
sallant qualities we're lacking, and tina
ehildishness and peiulanse reigned In
sfaad
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-31

ILLINOIS CLUB.-The meeting of the
illinois Club last night was unusually
interesting. A very entertaining mu-
steal and literary program was pre-
sented, the following ladies and gentle
men taking part Thomas Duncan,
reading; Mrs. DR.. Churchill and Mr.. r.
NJ. Street, piano duet Miss Ella Waite.
essay Richard Osborn, extemPorane-
Gus speech Judge McGIivra, remarks
Miss Lillian Burroughs and DIR. Kill
bo7rne, guitar duet Miss Iva Jones,
song; Mr.. Marshbank, song; Mr..
Nicholas, song. The following named
gentlemen were elected members of the
Club @. b. BagleY, Thomas Bede, u.
Z. Miles. George II. Preston, Rev. II.
l.. Bates, G. Z. After. I. II. Cam, Har-
old Preston and Thomas Cavanaugh.
Resolutions of respect aud sympathy
we're passed upon the death of Mr..
Charles Harms, a member of the Climb
The Clab then adjourned to meet the
last Friday in February.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-31
NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING or TUE
Il Stockholders Of the Pages Sound
Commercial Company viii be held a. their
a<liee. in Port Gambia W T. On Tnes-
day, thu 18th dAy q February. lSs&, a. 2
O'Clock ,. m. fe- the electioa Of Beard
Of Trustees and ths txMnsaetscn OF such
other business - may ooEae before the
meeting. By order e the Fr<ssident
n q. AMkS
Acting Secretary.
P'uFt GaDhae. W. T.. dan q. issA &sa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-31

RETURNED. - DIR. Bryant, formerly
resident physician and surgeon at New
castle. who left the Sound six years
ago, has returned 10 Seattle with his
family. where he expects to remain.
During DIR. Bryant's absence be has
travelled extensively through Dakota
and Montana, bat has found no section
that suited him - well as Puget Soand;
hence his return.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-31
Rooms to Let.

A sUITE or ROOMS FURNISHED
~ in hack walnut with stde board.
piano. etc. are offered for lease for . Pc
NOD az SIX months or less. orfhe fnrnitnre
and piAns viii Be ssld. II desired Must
Be disposed Of On or hefore the LIST Of Feb
Fzaary. Far further particulars Apply At
the Prs F-IxTEEIlGKSCER ofice 81