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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30
Notice Of Final lPresl.

Us LAND oFyIcv Al 0Izsuz.. "
April d. 10
~ To James Rankin and al wiez ~
concern Notics IL hereby aivsn ihtt ~
". B. SIMPSON has Aled hoticsi e i1t4s,1
% make nhAl proof before he EagiseS
RecedvcF, st thsir Once, In 0lpHItx u
Ca fhundAy, the iith day q gss,s, = p
on Presumption d. q. No. 5sss. Scr - ~
Z. aud 3 j az NE 4 Of section q. tyszasp \
north. range 9 east.
Hs nance - witnesses: JOSIAH 1sr4 =
AarHhall Of Tacoma. ". T.; md lher ~
Ing, b. W Iuglis o. slaushsey, w t..
scHNE 4ut1f
p30iel Registsr o. ths lad NAt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30
NOTICE OF SALE.

EsTATE OF DAVID FORESTER.
ID deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed administrators OF said estate, has
for sale the following psrsonal property
belonging 10 said estate. towit: An I'M
divided ons-h half interest in q camp outfiF.
consisting Of u head work cattle, camp
tools. chains, cooking utensils. etc. In
tending purchasers will call upon the IN
dersigned. at Coupeville w. T., for In
formation, until Saturday, May %, 1885.
WALTER CROCKETT,
nyiO IA Administrative
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30
STEVENS RELIEF CORPS.

In accordance with General Orders.
No. 6, all members Of Stevens Relief
Corps are requested TO meet on Satnr-
day, May 30th. At 1890 .. m, at the Or
eidental Hotel, and 90 from there 10 the
University grounds, 20 assist In memo
rial exercises.
Each member Ia requested TO bring q
small bouquet, with q oard attached.
bearing the name and regiment Of some
deceased soldier friend.
MRs. v. A. KKExox,
President Stevens X lief Corps.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30
PRRSERVB JlRS.

IusT RECEIVED. A LARGE LOT or
~ Masonis Jars half 81 ions. quarter
sal1cns and plnfs. also. Jelly TnEnhiers.
Win Be sold ~ h0ttsm prices for cash
W. A. McPH ERsON,
CASA Grocer. Occidental Square. Mil
sErnet. sseAttle. W. u SD
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
NA1ER ERoNI--RIpARIAN RIGHTS
On Seattle Bay, the Minsr addition,
north Of the Barrel Faetory.

ESoR MANUFACTURING AND RESI-.
II dence purposes this property csnnet
be beat Extensive tmproven ents now
underway p-ospective railrosd and saw
Mil. coal bankers and shipysrd. To great
extent EN- braces MAJORS addition, VIII Oh
wiII certA My guarantee safe and targ
returns on ths amount invested. Also,
vracts adjoining Smiths Cove. P,iees
low. teFms asy. GEO. DuRFkEL
once with W. Finley Hall. stones builds
ing, Front 81. p. o. box is9. myl6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30

BaekMnhe. stitches in tha side. infia-
m21lon and ssreEsss ef the bowels. are
sFsnpeonss Of q disordered state OF ths
digestive and asaamIiAtise organs, which
san be prsmpsly and th0roeahly cor
reotrd b the 80 Of Ayer's Cathartie
Plsis As dlnnef ptlAA and as aids %
dieestion. tney have no eqaAL Tkey
ears constipation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30

True dslicacy Of favor With true Ell
saey Of aetion. has been stteined in the
famOas California hqald fsait remedy,
syrup ~ Etax la pleasant taste and
hensnrial effects have rpndered it i'm
sseaselJ popular. Sample bottles free
ana large hotslss fer sale By A. B.
StewArt. nyl7
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30
THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY,
FOR I'nE UPPER skAcIT.

nsmr Glide @. ~. Cove. master
r EAyKsS YESLKR'S WHARF ON
Ia wednesday, and saturday. returning
Tkursfzy and Monday. cAlling 90 Stan
wuod, UtshlnAy, Muxi Landing, SkaGit
cry. Mount Vernon. st>riirs and FL In
tafinediafe points above. For freight OF
rAaua9e Apply On beard Or 10 GEORGE
NOHTkR' In The wharf. api
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30
NOTICE.

A NNUAL MEETING - LOCATION
n of mine Seattle, W. Il. The annual
meeting of the s. och holders Of the Hen
ton Cosl Company viii bs held at their
office, No. "a Sacramento sti eet, san Fran
ciseo. California. on Monday. June !, 1855,
at II o'clock M, for tie purpo-e Of EJECT
ing o Board OF Directors TO serve during
toe ensuing ear. and the transaction OF
such other business rs may be bought
before the meeting. By order Of the
President. T. II. HENDERSON,
myI2td Secretary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30
WANTED.

A y ENERGETIC YOUNG NAN TO
"A eny The Tes ritorfzl rsghS 70 one q the
ocst agencfess 50 n day csn csasy b.
made. price. SEQ cash only = rel abb,
party wan ed add ess for three dAys.
A. R q puSt 0iiioe. sesftis. Es
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30
Port BIakss and Seattle.

TRx pskEzIMNuKA sTKAMiER
90 ~ GEL CO Mx5 60 - .
CAPTAIN Nu0KSf.
Wm KAYE ankaiis ar neEs Rl4lksly essrx
aag q = 3. said y n 4ad relnx1 -
u 4 n 4n1 u q.
Ex gaaaa&s AiWlly % eNMs& fxf e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30
For Rent.

ONE PREITmY FURNIsHKD Sun
~ NJ FROM room. for q gentieman pri-
vate family. eecand street, near Seneca.
Alldress z. o. eox 81 ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30
FOUND.

A LAnYss FAN CAN I'm RECOv-
n sred ~ NE owner ~ this cfzoe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30
To THE ljNFORTUIiii


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DI,ispsaAu n q
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30
Dissolution of COpartneTship

THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETO
i fore existing under the name and style
of A. L. HUMMER s. Co.. ID dissolved BY
mutual consent.
All persons indebted TO said firm are
notified TO mske pay ment TO Mary "A
VesteL who alone Is author zed to receive
business at the Model Drug Store, Third
street. near nion.
Dated May II. 1885.
MARY A. vESTEL.
A.E HUMMER.
have secured the services OF Mr.. Chas.
b. Parker. who Is u competent prescr p
ZIONIST and druggist. AID resp ctfully So
licit the patronage OF customers o. the
late firm. and Of all desiring goods offered
BY me. MARY A. VkS HI.
Dated May II. 1855 myl7
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30

Harness warranted to fit and wear,
at reduced rates, to be had Of j. D'ARCY
4 Co.'S, Main street. apps I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30

The Grand Sacred Concert q Frye'sI
Opera House Sunday evening b. the
Berlin LADIES Orchestra premites 10 be
one Of the most intsllectaal musical
treats ws ssaye bad in sextfle. The pro
gram will inelnde seiepsions from The
6nest composers A tFsss fos all. "a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30
NOTICE.

ALI. PERSONS INnKBrEB TO TINE
lia1eE dlaaleEA iAaa,E aotng easins1 N
SnnkEla. b ns1N. tNaex acessaak " oshar.
wise Azss nokafsd that sssch tnNessedfeas
has tAts dAy esen sod an4 nssikne1 70
Wkll2sa HfgA. 4 Co. " SAn EfaAclecol
and rAFiEe NJ mGst assne ~ naAda % The
WHITE & MCNDAy
Atirrneys Or VI alleN nrnk & Co
eeaEklsl ApiA - i&A :. sp8 Ina
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30

CISCO, CA AMI
oondncted b. Qaaliasa Pm A
saclans and Surgeons sssulsr NSkl
Srhe OLDEST ssrcnr,v,.Vr4$k1
II the United STATES. wAn.. YAM
LIFE ioSe IxPHRrRxclR - N13ASA
fest Eaethsd AID pnrs nesr 11I
cine. tnsare sFfEpr ara 80 C%
nANkST srRRs OF 81 P-svs,.. SrN
Caronic an Nervvas D s.sa.s ysl
Affections Il the Bfasn s-r.. X6l
kIpScxN BLApnER, EzrSrsoss vi
tLcxRs. OLD Sokks swRuMs e4
OF TIE GIANTS. soar Mor--.s ID
IEsoAr. Boxx PANS. pe-ms,s "
srAdicated from The gvs,ern - ~ caea ~
NERVOUS D. hilisy. fnr,s.
LOSES. SEXUAL Decay. Msps,i SEQ
weakness, Failing Merno,s thsala
sfuDted DeveaOpnen4 lmpess,, 80 N
riAae, etc, from sxcesses a. .....sss v IA
cured eg NJ p1sls
founz, miidie-ased and ola -,
wao need neSitcsl 81 ili ana - AZ 4
snit the Old EuropsAn Physiri,s u - .
opsnion costs nothing Ana So. .e u
misery and shame. whsn ses,..e tam
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SCAT everywhere by sxpres, 49, - - I
vation. II IL self-evideus sss ~ 80
VINO gives his whole Attsutn.' y. y paMkka
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Throughout the country, .kn..s.. saAa
| quently recommend cificulf - ~ ~
est speetalist. by whom ev,,- - u
remedy e used. TIE psskovS =. - ~
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send FOR the sanisAriss Qua. !. !.
sent free Also. SELF Analy,t -.
Ut. L1ehass woSpsEFur dRnS.u a.
ron permanently prevents an ,,n..,. = ssseal
from ths system. tones the ssru- -
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tAe whole system, ADD restores a. ~ ~
health and happiness AHaa =
TIE reason 50 many cannes -
seminal weakness, less Of Wa.S..s
owing 10 complication cslkd - ~
with hyperaetheata, which ftauhs- =. -
treatment Dr.. Liebig's InyIso,,s,l i :
only positive cure for prosta tarrhs. -
SniiAr special treatment ussi d tbsfsE
Price Of Invigoraior, a. tl.., ~ !.
| tles, SO. Sent to any addresT - ~ -
eurely from observation. 10 u,svs ~
os5,al power Of The Inyisoniiss q -.
Powerful Electric Belts fre, \, ns.s.. =.
Consultation free and private. Cs1 = :,
dress LfEBaG DisPRysflS =
80 0eAry street, San fr1ncIzrs y,
Private entrance, sas MMra 49, :.
blocks up t4tary from Kearuy. Nm -.
through DispensAry Drug s,oa nsiss.<.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30

Iasurs visa Jaxzs a. cAazr 4 Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30
House to Let.

4 NEW HOUSE OF ROOMS. WITH
~ modern impFeveme7ts on Seneca
street, between Second and third. In
qulre cf J.. n. SANDERs0N, corner Of
Third and seneca Esseeta anes
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30
Menaay llxerniug Bo'at 90
VICTORIA.
STEAMER EVANGEL,

HAn1kT LOTT. ChaxiNrUf.
WIN leave NsfleFs y hAFs. sekstiss a. =
q. every MlndlAy asoxiting fsw Nfetcf3a
VA FaFt Tu,FnksanA thsnsse fraEn yirtA
"a 10 she fxAsai AnA MhAteaan. RstnFn-
-. tsaYe Sksl1AHM0o = II q m. fili
DAN IN ytshzEisA va ne IslasdA Ax~tx'
M "A tsefatAA Al q N. 81, SaturiME.
law N1k1atisl al 10 =. IN. aAEfirdaf. for
ksrf Teenzsnla and sealista. aald arrive ~
9asz<ls shosl d n.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30
House TO Let.

r WILL LET MY HOUSE. ON THE
l. corner ef second and Cherry street,.
for term Of years. 1T low rate. 1t con-
tains sixteen rooms IL in good order, and
. suitable Tor . boarding and lodging
house. iap2H MRS. WYCEOFF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-12
Tlie Dcnfh LIST.

The following is the official mortuary
report for the city Of Richmond for the
week ending Saturday, August 8, 1885 :
Whole number of deaths in the city,
exclusive of still-births, Al.
Cause of Dedth.-Abscess, | ;
apopiexy, | bronchitis, /; cholera
infantum, 3; congestion Of lungs, l
compression Of brain, ; consumption,
6; convulsions-infantile, 3; debility,
/; diarrh@a, l a.; dysentery, 3; fever
typhoid, 4; heart-dsease, .; hemor-
rhage-from lungs, |; hemOrrhage, 2 ;
inflammation of bowels, L; marasmus,
a; paralysis, teething, 3; tubercu-
losis, |; unknown. 9; uremia, |.
Age.-One day to thirty, 4; one
month to six, 2; six months to twelve
3; one year to three, 7; five years
to ten, /; ten years to twenty, l
twenty years to thirty, 8; thirty
years to forty, 2; forty years to
fifty, 4; fifty years to sixty, t; sixty
years to seventy, 5.
Temperature.-Mean temperature for
the week ending August lst, S5.l4
for the week ending August Sth, 1876.
RdiafdH.-Amount Of rainfall fOi
the week ending August lst, 0.4C
inches for week ending August Sth,
0.9l inches.
Rate.-Rate of mortality of whole
population was 2S.42 per 1000 pei
annum; rate of mortality Of white
population was 2S.47 per 1000 per an.
mum; rate of mortality of colored pop
ulation was 28.36 per 1000 per an
mum
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-12

The Baltimore american OF yes'er-
day says: Mr.. John y. Owens, the
wcll-known comediao, who IS lying
quite III at his residence, Aigburth vale,
near Towson. was somewhat better
Yesterday. lie is suffering from liver
complaint, hemorrhsge Of the bowels
and complication Of troubles; ne
spent the spring at Charleston, 5. O.,
where he owns the Academy OF MUSIC
and felt so much better that he deter
mined to come home. The sea trip was
not good for him, sea-sickness bringing
on hemorrhages Of the bowels. Since
his return he has been quite low. Dr..
Peoples. of Lutherville, and Ds. Sol
zer, Of Baltimore, have been in constant
attendance. Bon Secour Sisters arc
also with him. His wife and sister are
devoted attendants at his bedside. and
refuse TO leave his room. Mr.. Owens
is about sixty-three years OF age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-12
AN INDIAN AUCTION.
Selling n Dead Braves Effects and Then Lay
ing His Ghost.

Selling Dead Braves Effects and Then Lay
ing His Ghost.
lChicago Tribune.l
witnessed an interesting feature in
Indian life short time ago at one OF
the camps in the Kaw Agency, Indian
Territory. A tent had been erected,
and all the effects of dead brave were
deposited in the tent. The Indians
were going to hold an auction. At
early dawn before the sun the
Indians gathered around the tent.
The aqctioneer, stepping out of
the tent holding blanket in
his hands, began in loud voice to
invite bids on the blanket. Four
dollars, sang out an old man who had
a patch Of yellow paint under his right
eye, and sat on the outer edge Of the
circle which had now formed around
the tent. 81 will give you five," cried
one Of the Indians sitting in the circle.
Z" 1t is yours" said the auetioneer, and
the bidder, after depositing q due-bill
for the amount, received the blanket.
The auctioneer now brought out pair
of beaded leggings, and the bidding
began.
One thing was noticeable the num-
Der bidding never exceeded two, and
the article was invariably knocked
down to the second bidder. Moccasins,
necklaces, fans Of eagle feathers--in
fact, the whole pharaphernalia Of a
complete Indian outfit was brought out
and sold to the highest bidder.
Finally, an Indian pipe Of red stone-s
very large and handsome one-was
brought out, and the bidding became
liyelisr, Five dollars" was
shouted. Eight" sang out a trader,
who, besides your correspondent, was
the only pale face in the audience,
and who already saw the pipe in
his minds eye hanging with his other
Indian curiosities; but he was doomed
to disappointment when . hungry.
looking member of the circle, who was
evidently wanting his breakfast and
was anxious to bring the ceremonies to
a close, said "My brother, that pipe
has been smoked in many councils,
Our brother who lies buried on yondeI
hill," pointing to pile Of rocks on Z
high hill in the distance, thought
much of that pipe. l am not willing i
should fall into other hands. Ny
brother, will give q pony tos thu
pipe" These remarks Of Old Hungry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-12
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday:
Alexander Foster, abusing his wife.
Dismissed with costs.
George Booker, disorderly and fight
ing. Fined s5 and costs.
George W. Early, drunk. Dismissed
with costs.
William Bowles (colored), assault.
Dismissed with costs.
Georgeana Johnson (colored), assault.
Fined $3.50 and costs.
Tony Buckens tcOlored), drunk. Dis
missed.
A. Miller, drunk. Fined 90 and costs.
Robert George, abusive language.
Security required for six months.
Jennie johnson (colored, trespass.
Fined $3.50 and costs.
Samuel Taylor, Winston Taylor,
Chsyles Taylor, and Mahala Taylor (all
colofed), trespaSs. Cases continued.
Pearly Water (colored), assault. Dis
missed with costs.
Katie Jackson (colored), assault.
Dismissed with costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-12
VIPGINIAS SLUT OFT
The Nationals Find No Difficulty in Beating
the yirginias Another Game.

The Nationals Find No Difficulty in Beating
the yirginias Another Game.
Another large crowd, numbering
l,200 or more, witnessed the second
of the games between the Nationals
and yirginias yesterday afternoon, in
which the former found but little diff
Guilty in defeating the latter by the
score Of to 0.
Kimber was very effective in retiring
men on strikes, but allowed himself to
be pounded to the extent Of twelve
hits, which, assisted by the home boys
errors, yielded seven runs.
Tate did fine work in throwing TO
second, but was unable to hold Kim
ber, having had seven passed balls.
The home boys worked hard, but were
utterly unable to overcome the very
fine playing of their opponents. So
they had to submit to an overwhelm-
ing defeat.
O'Day pitched in very fine style and
was well supported. The local nine were
unable to catch on to him for more than
five scattering hits, none of which they
were able to score on. The general
playing of the Nationals was good. The
Virginias were unable to advance a
man further than second until the ninth
inning, when Johnston made three
base hit. For this he was loudly ap-
plauded, but the side was put out be-
fore he was able to cross the plate, and
the game was called, leaving him on
third. Powell led in batting for the
visitors and Johnston for the home
team. The appended score tells the
rest:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-12
ss- FURTHER REDUCTIONS,

BLUE, PINK. and CREAM CHEEsr.
CLOTH reduced TO &c. yard;
GiNGIAMS reduced 10 &c. avard-..,ha hos,
goods ever offered a. the price;
LAWNS at 4, o, and 05<c. n yard-a fresh
assortment to select from;
WIDE LACES for Yokes and Sleeves at 40
90, 80, and 7tc., Just one half usual
value; We have made the prices low
enough to close out our entire stock OF
these goods;
INDIA LAWN, 40 inches wide, az exc. n
yard-best ever offered at such a low
figure;
PARAS0IS Of every kind have been again
reduced In price, 80 as TO close out every
one this season.
big save can be made by always calling
on LEVY & DAVIS,
au9 l017 and l01e Main street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-12

A special train will be run from here
to Bon Air Thursday to accommodate
the delegates to the Legislative Con-
yention. 1t will leave at ii A. d.,
giving ample time for the delegates
who will come over on the Petersburg
road and down on the Richmond and
Allegheny. The Manchester delegates
are requested to meet at the Mayors
Courtroom At 8 o'clock tonight.
Professor Morrissette, who has been
engaged since the lst Of July taking
the school census and making of his
report, has about complsted his work,
and will turn his books over to Super
intendent Howle tomorrow, so that
he can deliver them to the State Super
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-12
IN A SEALED FREIGHTCAR.
Tramp Makes a Mistske-Two Days with
out Food.

Tramp Makes Mistake-Two Days With.
out Food.
baltimore Americana
The next time George Jones, travel
Ter extraordinary and tramp plenipo-
tertiary, goes on journey he will be
more careful in selecting his quarters.
On Saturday morning, when few miles
above Cumberland, Mr.. Jones, having
had sufficient exercise, thought he
would ride the short distance to the
Queen City. Not having his check
book with him, so that he
could satisfy the conductor, George
boarded freight-car, in which
he made himself as comfortable ss cir
cumstances would permit. When the
stop was made at Cumberland some
fend in the shape of railroad-man
sealed the car before George was aware
that he was being imprisoned. Just as
he went for the door, intending 10 quietly
slide out on the platform, the cruel en-
ginesr started the train. George pound
ed at the door, but no one came to his
relief. With Q sigh Of resignation he
laid himself down and took q much
needed rest. consoled with the sweet
reflection that he would arrive in
Baltimore in time for dinner. Tho
train came in ~ usual, but instead of
stopping at Camden station it went to
Locust Point, where i. was switched of
on siding. The hard-hearted engineer
then steamed away. George was un-
avoidably detained in the car during
Saturday night and all day Sunday and
Sunday night. Yesterday morning when
the Baltimore and Ohio men opened the
door they looked in amusement
upon the grim, ghostly figure that
confronted them. George was very
hungry. He looked it. In des-
perate haste he plunged from
the car, and was striding aitsr q square
meal when the railroad-men, having 70.
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were received with q few short yells'
which denoted great satisfaction.

which denoted great satisfaction.
At this point member With nothing
on but breech-cIout came dashing into
the circle. holding in his hands skillet
filleS with live Goals. He was followed
by another one bearing II. his arms
lot Of cedar. which was deposited over
the Goals. These two were followed by
the dead Indians relatives--wiie, sis
ter. and moaning and wiring
irg their hands. The burning cedar now
began to pour forth volume Of smoke,
and one by one the members of the
band rushed into the smoke, bending
down close to the Goals, turning
round and round, with many wild ges-
lures and with outstretched blanket,
the smoke at times completely hiding
them from view. "Come on, my SON."
said one Of the party, taking firm
hold Of the traders arm, and reluct-
antly the paleface was drawn into the
smoke, where he performed the smoke
act to the evident satisfaction Of the
party. Hastily Withdrawing in fit of
coughing and gasping for breath, he
was met with many cries Of Good,
my son, The ghosts will never trouble
YOU" The performance was now ended
by the auctioneer turning over all the
receipts of the sale to the relatives.