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The Evening critic., 1885-04-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.

THE druggists say Salvation OH has No
faults, 1t always relieves pain ins AntlY aud
permanently.
BICYCLE worth 500 was stolen from
W. E. Crist, 500 Pennsylvania avenue, yester-
day.
MIRANDA O. BAILEY has been granted n II
vorce by Judge Hagner from James Il. Bailey
on the charge OF drunkenness.
THE National Rifles OF this city will be ono
OF about twenty military organizations partlcl.
patng In a competitive drill at Mobile, Ala,
on MBY A.
MR.. NoRDLINGER OF 31O3 NJ street reports
he was swindled by young man, who gavo
him eleven bogus checks on the Farmers and
Mechanics National Bank.
WILLIAM A. RICHARDS has taken out q per-
nit to erect a handsome residence, at
Eighteenth and II streets, to cost S30,00O. 1t
viii be 35 by 60 feet aud three stories high,
with basement
THE chain gang was put to work to-day
cleaning the alleys and cutters In the south
ern portion Of the city. Health Ofllcer Town
shend states that n great deal OF good Will DO
accomplished by this work.
THE fret q q series OF Ieleven shooting con-
tests which commenced yesterday at the
81 huetzen Park was won by George Seufferle
With score OF fifty-elght, Simon Wolf being
second, with score of nfty i've. The next
contest will take place May q
THE return game at polo, between tho Ma.
tionals OF tho street and tho Stars of the
light at the Il street rink IN the presence OF
fully 1000 people, and resulted In victory
Tor the Nationals by score OF Q TO q. The
Nationals we're Il, b. Brown, o. W. Brown,
George Hldreth, John Robertson, Charles
Blelsford, VIII Roberts and Uppie Rldenour.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-24
viRoINIA's STATE DEBT.
Probable Effect of the Recent Su'
preme Court Decision.

Colonel A. s. Buford of Virginia and
President of the Richmond and Danville
System of Railways, who is in tho city to.
day, when asked about the Virginia coupon
decision by the Supreme Court aud the Of.
feet It would have in the State said
"The decision of the Supreme Court in
the Virginia cupon bond cases will not in my
opinion, cause any serious financial trouble
or make much political capital for any
party in the State, The people or at least
q largo majority will no doubt pay their
taxes in current funds, instead of cupons.
Colonel Buford suggests that all persons
OF corporations having taxes to pay to the
state pay the same in money instead oi
coupons. By during this he thinks II
will have very good financial effect, as
well as political. He is for paying the
debt as far as the State is able, or make the
best settlement that can be made with
creditors.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-24
The Surgical Association.

The American Surgical Association con.
vened this morning at 10 o'clock. At the
morning session the papers read were
"The Immediate Cure of Fistula in Auo,'
by DR.. Stephen Smith of New York aud
"A Case of Cholecystotomy," by DIR. C. r.
Parker of Chicago.
At the afternoon session two papers T.
"Etiology of Tetanus," by DR.. p. S. Con
ner of Cincinnati, and "Phosphrous Necro-
sis of the Jaw, by DIR. j. Ewing Mears OF
Philadelphia-wer read. All tho papers
were discussed at length. After the dis
cussion of the last paper the association ad-
journed to meet in this city one year hence.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-24
Inc Wonders OF wvomIng

The larger portion Of the 100000 square
miles Of territory Of Wyoming Is perfect
garden, supporting at present over 1,5OO,OOO
head OF cattle, In the mountains are gold,
There are two iron mountains, tho ono red
hematite, and the other magnetic ore, the
smaller ~ which IS 900 feot nigh, ana con.
ately below this are immense lelds OF Ignite,
a species OF bitumlnous coal, large enough u
supply tho world. There are also large soda
lakes, one of which alone contains 1000, ,0OO,-
900 tons OF soda, which Is worth t5Oa ton
Then there are untold miles of petroleum
iields which contain 1000, 1000, 900 barrels 20
the square mile New York Tribune.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-24
Cornell Alumni I3nuquet.

The New York Association of Cornell
University Alumni gives its annual banquet
ON Wednesday evening next at Moreli's,
No. 8 West Twenty-eighth street, at Z
o'clock. An invitation is extended to all
Cornell men in WashingtoA. Tickets S..
Address Henry S. Concklin, treasurer, No. so
William street, New York. Among tho
gentlemen who will be present as guests
are President White, Hon. A. B. Cornell,
Hon. Erastus Brooks, Hon. Stewart L..
Woo1ford, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
'Mark Twain" Henry W. Sage, esd, and
J. +. Gluck, esq.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-24
BALTIMORE G. OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN FFFECT SUNDAY DEC.
1854, UNTIL FURTHER NO1ICE
Leave washIngton from station. eorner re

Leave washington from Station corner Ne
Jersey avenue and street.
Va M is Fast Limited Express to Pittsburgh
Chicago next morning At .. no extra fare IS
cherged on ms train lor fast time
For Cincinnati LOUISVILLE aud 81. Louis daily
Mt 230 p m. and 1910 p. M, with through coaches
and Palace sleeping Cars TO above points With
to Cincinnati and st. IT, Lons. = arriving iS ieS n cndn i
natl next morning ~ 13Q, ~, Louis $50 y. m. No
ForPittstnrgh at 2 a. M, with Parlor Gar, ana
ss49 y. M. daily 20 Plt,shurshi Cleveland Hnd De-
troit, With sleeping cars to PittBburgh.
For Baltimore on week days, 5, $40, SO 1aQ,
S9o and 10 a. N l2lo, p, 3l5 N5-minuie trainl,
$780, 40 i.il 90. 1.ln, 7lj, - and 1880 D. M.
For baltimore ON sundays, $40, 7.SO, IS aud 10
! a M. LIS, loO, 40, $40, 10. 7l5, SIS and it 50
For points on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad
| and points South, go q. IN and $40 y, m. daily
| .,2j a, m, train has Pullman Sleeper nOni WAh-
| ington to New orleans.
For Annapolis GO II. m. and l.. 10 and 4.31 D. m
.for way STATIONS between Washington n and BAL.
i056 p. m, On sundays, SIS a. No. Ls1 ii5 M us
| ard i05Op; m. For stations on Metropolitan
| p. IN. daily; I.iO p. m. daily, except Sunday for
PRINCIPAL stations ON Metropolitan branch SO5 a.
N, daily, except sunday. for Lexington, staunton
and Valley Branch, g65 o. m, daily. except sun
day; for Frederick, 9.O5 a, M, 4iO p. m. daily ex
FOR Hagerstown and Winchester sO5 IT, m. daily
except SnI day and 6.Sl p m, daily 10 Hagers-
Trains arrive nom the West daily, 6. 72o &. N /,
From Annapolis, $50 n. m. and l5O and 525 d.
M. Sunday 1890 am, 80 y, m,
From Lexington, 0.aO p' m, daily, except sum
From FREDERICK and intern edlate points. s. 25 q. .
m, Rnds.lj y. m. daily; except sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore fOt Washington 81 $40,
630 go, s. . and 10 50 a. M, l2l5 i5g, 3, . ~
$50, 7aO, 0 and 1896 ,. m. on sundays, $50, 8
aud u. M, 1850, l3j, 40, o. $50 13J, and 10 30
Ali trains nom Washington stop at Relay sta
tion, except l.2b, 3.l5 and 40 y. m.
tor, iuTthtr Information apply at the Baltimore
q OnlO tcktl ouce-Nh Washington StAliUn, oly aud
1881 PennsylVanig avenue, corner ofFOurteenth
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rAMRQAnS
U1nE GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.

TU THE hOHIH, WEST AND SOErHN EsT.
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL hTLs s.EfAGNTFtCFNTE EQUIPMENT
,,.,,.... IN EFFECT APRJL 8, 1885.
TRAINS LEAVE WARRINGTON from station,
For Pittsbufg and the West, Chicago Limited
Express Of Palace Sleeping Cars ~ % 50 a, m,
81 fouls viii sspSg cara ar ug ro Il iafrs6nrs i6iaast 10
Crcinnst, and Hotel Car TO 50. LOUIS dally, ey-
tona to Chicago. Chicago and Cincinnati ex-
pres. 90 p. pa. daily, with sleeping Cars WASH
ingtOn TO Chicago and Harrisburg 10 Louisville:
connecting Ut Harrisburg with Wesierh Express
WIN lhr9ugl sleepers for Cleveland Louisvllie
hnd ~, Louis. Pacific Express, 1000 2. M daily,
llarrlsburg TO Chicago.
BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAri,ROAD
Tor Erie, Canandaigua, ROcheAter, Buffalo, NJ.
sgar1. r. 10 Z; m. daily, except saturday with Pal
For ,Wilamsport, Lock Haven aud Elnnlra at
FOR Nov Yors ii'S Snd tb. VAN SuIugy: W: or,u
m" ., I. lnp NJ. ard l2li nlght. On sunday !.
iDp M. and l2l5 nishi. Limited Express Of
Pullman ParlOr Cars $40 o. M daily, except
For BoSton without change, 2p m, on every
week day; on gu. day. g. IN.
NJ Jersey DIV With 60ats of ilToSi!ivn Annex.
h1urdng direct transfer 10 Fulton street,
,avQiding double lerriagc across New NorE city.
For Phlladppala 1lj. 50 and II "A, M, 2, 10, 10
gId ls'll night Limited Express 80 q. m.
For Baltmore, G85 7i5, ~. $40, 1850, lLOla M,
100 g. 80, 40 q, 40 10 p, M. ana " 10 night.
sunday 10 81, ~ a. M, 40, 7lo 10 p m. Hud i2i5
For Pores Creek line. 715 a m. ana l.iop. m.
daily, except sunday,
For Annapolis, G35 q. m, i2 05 aud lcj D. M.
daily, except sunday. on sunday. 4 d. IN.
ALEXANDRIA 3 FNEuERIOKsBuRa RAIL .
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA d WASHING
For Alexandria, o. Z, p Is. f10i II 3j n nj. 205
i.26, 80 6ol 5 uj aud ll.S7 y. m. On sunday at
a. 25, llui a. M, S. % y. IN.
For Richmond and the south and iloi o. M
daily and ~! y. m, daily EXCEPT Sunday,
10, lOl0a. NJ. l. 80j, 323, 510, 7.05 aud iL8j D.
m, ana IslO midnight except Monday. On
and ~ 10 night.
Tickets ana In formation at the Office mort heaet
corner Of l3th street and Penusy vania avenue.
and nt the station where orders can be left for
the checking Of baggage 10 destination frOm ho-
tells and residences.
j. n. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent.
CHA S, f. PUGH, General Manager.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-24
wal strnet HossIn.

NEW YORK, April 2i.- Money 1i5 per cent.
Exchange steady, Governments Arm, Cur
rency Os, l27 bid ds, coupon, 1921 bid;
4&s do, 112l5 bid The stock market thus
for to-day has been excessively dull, only
$1,000 ehsres changing hands up to the pres.
ent writing,
Prices were steadily 'held, however, until
noon, when,'on some selling Of the Grangers
and Vandertilts values declined . TO 1 per
cent Tho lowest prices Of the day arc now
current.
New York stock Market.
The following have been furnished by Bate d
man \ 90. bankers. LII Il aireet.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-24
BACK FROM THE EXPOSITION.
The Newspaper correspondence
neIIghted Win Their Trim.

AEABs
"Ben; Perley Poore, New Orleans" ap-
rcared on the register of tho Ebbltt House
this morning, and it sgniGed that the
Washington correspondents had returned
from the Southern Exposition. ave just
had a royal time,' said Mr. Poore. There
was nothing too good for us in New Or
leans and the people gave us a hearty re-
ception In fact we we're the recipients of
marked and unremitting attention, and we
enjoyed the whole trip.
"The South was something now to ma
.iority of the excursionists,' said Walter b.
Stevens, "and while a few were disappoint-
cd in the scenery, they were more than
compensated by courtesies. The local news
papers at New orleans referred to the party
constantly as distinguished Journalists
and altogether wo got to see the Exposition
and tho iettios under the most favorable
nusnices -
The Evening critic., 1885-04-24
CHESAPEAKE G. OHIO RAILWAY

tLEAVE b. Il p. DEPOT, SIXTH AND b sTs, }
II.i6 A. M-For all way stations, Lexington KY,
Louisville Cincinnati Columbus. s.. Louis.
Daily except sunday.
II \, M.-Fer Newport News, Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk, Daily except sunday.
Through parlor car Washington TO Ola Point
Comfort.
$40 r. M-FOr Louisville, Cincinnati, II, Louis
and Chicago connecting for all pOiula West,
Northwest and Southwest fast express daily.
does not stop for local business; through Pull
man service to Louisville and CINCINNATI.
For tickets Aud Information apply at G.. & o.
Railway office, 5l3 PgnnsylvRniR avenue under
National HOte Va, Midland Railway Office, dOl
Penn. avenue, and b. & p, station.
II, w. FULLER
General Passenger AGENT
G. w SMITH,
General Manager,
FRAN TRlGG, n. b. Passenger Agent,
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District Govern ment Notes.

Messrs. Gray and Hutchinson have taken
ont permit 10 erect three brick dwellings on
Tenth, between and G streets southeast, at
Il cost Of $4,000.
Mrs. NJ. Johnson, No. OH New Hampshlre
avenue, Invites the atten ion OF the Co nmis-
sioners to the hlthy condition OF that avenue
in the vicinity of her residence.
The Commissioners have decided to narrow
the roadway on Fourteenth street from Penn
OF parking along Wlllard's Hotel, extending
the sidewalk further into the street.
Mrs. Mary j. Donohoe has a. tho request OF
son Q OF the property owqers on rw ntY-secOnd
street, between G. and ii northwest, requested
the removal OF the condemned row OF frame
buildings on the west front OTIS luare No. so.
III District Commissioners have appointed
Hor, Simon WClf aud Mr. Anton EOerly addi-
tlonal delegates 10 represent the District In
the Twelfth National Conference Of Charities
and Correction 10 be held In Willard's Hall,
June an, 1885.
A permit has been Issued 10 Barber & ROSS
TO erect brick warehouse on Canal street I
southwest, at n cost Of Sl,S0O, A permit hAB
also been Issued 10 George II, b stln for four
brick dwellings on Eleventh, be .ween $ and #
streets northwest 70 cost $4,000,
A. b. q. Clement, No. 1911 II street north.
west, has requested the Commissioners that
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
northwest, may no relieved as speedily as
is practicable Of the dust and rubbish accum-
nlhted there during the last year.
There has been complaint lately by oabmen
NJ others to the effect that there are NOT
enough cab-stands. The Commlssioners yes
tefdRy revised tho list OF hack ana cab-stauds
and Increased the number OF stands aud, In
some lnetances, tho number OF vehicles al
lowed 10 occupy stands.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-24
WASHINGTON, OHIO 4 WESTERN HAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

TWO TRAINS DAILY BETwEEN ALEX
ANnRIA AND ROUND HILL,
Leave Washington 81 si25 a, M. and 1925 p, m.
and Alexandria AZ 935 a, m. and A.S5 y. m, Pasn
p. m and arrive At Round Hill Al l2:i0p m, and
7'2S p, m,
Leave Round Hin At $3.50 q. m. and 4.S5 p. nj
Pass Leesburg, going eastward, Rt 6l2 q. m, and
6l7 p. m. and arrive AZ Alexandra AZ S'O3 o. M.
and 7;l7 p. m, ana At Washington At slo q, M ana
725 p, m,
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Round HI at 5'SQ =.
m and 1855 p. IN, Arrives at Alexandria AZ SOS a.
m. and 7:l7 u. m. and Washington nj e:lb u, IA,
and 7;25 y N, Leave Washington Al E2a a. M.
and SOS b. M, Alexandria at S'35 a, m, ana $40
y, m pass Leesburg, going eAAtwArdi ~ b;l2 q.
m, and 6;l7 p, M; westward, 1885 - M ana lOls
"'N' s. NJ. BRoPHY, superintendent
The Evening critic., 1885-04-24
the S,n1th Conrt orInoutrv.

The Smith Court of Inquiry met at the
Navy Department to-day. The record OF
yesterday was read and approved The
court then went into secret session. When
the doors were opened an adjournment un-
til tomorrow morning ut IL was had.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-24
The New Orleans Fast Line

SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL
VIA
SHENANDOAH JUNG, LURAY aud ROANOKE.
The New Route 10 the South and Southwest,
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH 10. Issi
D:2b y, M, Daily, Sew Orleans Fast Line For
nll points on line Of Shenandoah Valley, Nor
FOLK Il Western, East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railroads, Atlanta Macon, Jackson
vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, Mobile, New
Orleans and The South and southwest. Pull
man Palace sleeping Cars between Washing
ton and New Orleans without change Con-
Meeting NJ Shenandoah junction vita Pull
man Cars New York 10 Atlanta.
$40 7. NJ, Daily, Memphis Express. For all
points South Southeast and Southwest. Pull
man Palace Sleeung Cars between shonnn-
do0h Junction and Memphis without change,
connecting at Cleveland, Tenn, with Pull
man Cars to New Orleans without change.
Trains leave Is. d o, X. H. Passenger station,
corner New Jersey avenue ana street,
For tickets, sleeping car reservations and at IN
formation apply NJ Ticket Offices, GiS Penua.
ave, 1891 Penna. ave. and at depot b ~ .. R.R.
and Office OF the Line, SO5 Pcnna. ave- where
Orders will be taken iOr baggage 10 be called for
in any part OF the city. A. POPE
e. y. LOCKWOOD, zen. Pass. G gKt Agt.
Pass. and Ticket Agent. Ap7- Ina
The Evening critic., 1885-04-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE STOCK MARKET EXCESSIVELY
DULL-FEW TRANSACTIONS.

Prices Held Steadily Until Noon,
When, on Selling of the Changers
and Vanderbllts, Values Declined
and Closed at Lowest Figures.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-24
A RIIIous OutIooIs.

Mr.. Thomas d. Mosscrop, In a lecture last
evening before the Central Republican Club OF
the Seventh Ward OF Brooklyn on "rhe Solid
South" said "rhe great increase In the col
ored race was the topic OF conversation which
seemed TO bewilder the politician OF the South
The white people did not like to see the
negroes growing 80 fast, aud the result would
be that before long they would be at war with
each othor."-l New y Ork Herald.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-24
Tho Powell VIII Cnse.

The Powell will case was continued to-
day, and evidence was heard in line with
that already presented
The Evening critic., 1885-04-24
STEAMBOATS,.

Z OW FARES
j 4 FORTRESs MONROE AND NORFOLK.
FIRST.CLASS FARE, 81; ROUND TRIP. ft2S.
Steamer JANE MOSELEY Monday, Wednes-
day and Saturday at $3.50 y, M.
o. Passage and rooms secured At General once,
Slxth.stTeet wharf Telephone call "a.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS Steamer
I'll ,OAPsoN Monday, Wednesday and Friday q
~. m, hOld
The Evening critic., 1885-04-24

NEW Hamburgs and Swiss EdRings at Goo.
+, harbin's, $40 Pa. ave., Capitol Hill.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-24

Fresh Alderney nutter, cnurned every morn
Ing and delivered In y ID "Ward" prints, 1Oc
per 10. Also cottage cheese, buttermllk and
tWeet milk, DC. per AZ. Cream, l &c. per pint
The Evening critic., 1885-04-24
"AIderney Dairy wagons"

GEo, Z, HARnIN, $40 Pa. ave. g. o. OIL
cloths ana mattlngs very cheap.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-24
MEDICAL.
CANCER CURED.

/ have had a cancer on my face for many
years. l have tried a great many remedies,
but without relief. | almost gave up hope OF
ever being cured. DR.. Hardman, my son, re-
commended Swift's Specific, which l have
taken with great results, My face is now we'll,
and II Is Impossible for me to express my
thanks in works for what this medicine has
done for me. MRS, OLIVE HARDMAN.
Monroe, Ca, sept. 2, 1881.
Swlirs Specific has cured cancer ON my
face, and has almost made new man OF mo.
II, j.. TEArE, Wacl5sa, Fla
have had cancer In my right ear for three
years. / tried every remedy the physicians
practiced, 10 no permanent good. Swltt's Spe.
cinc has wrought wonders for me. al, Is the
best blood purifier IN the world
JOHN 5, MORROW, Florence, Ala,
Swift's Specific IS entirely vegetable, and
seems to cure cancer by forcing ont the I'm.
purities from the blood
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, drawer 3, At
lanta, Ca, or 100 W. 2Bl g., y. Y.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-24

WHY pay ntty cents for bottle OF llnlmen,
when you can buy Salvation on for twenty nY5
cents,
The Evening critic., 1885-04-24

CnAcE BROS, vlil clean your carpets,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-17
RUBY CREEK GOLD MINES.

That the Ruby Creek gold mines,
which created such a flutter of excite
ment in 1879 80, are not entirely de-
serted, 10 NANTES by the following
from the last issue of the Sklgif Ns,cS
Hiram Giddings, who has been min
ing on Raby Greek since last August,
came down last Friday and went up TO
Seattle. He had been working claim
in partnership with Ion Rowland, a
we'll known miner, who had taken out
about $500 before GiddinRs went in.
Daring the time they were working to-
pether they took out "a 80 per day.
Donnelly d Mcmillan, who are working
the Porter Durley 81 ,im, near the mouth
of Ruby Greek, have taken out from
$40 to SIS per day. There were only
FIVE men in the mines during the season.
They we're Donnelly, Mcmillan, Gid
dings, Rowland and Baird. The latter
came down a portion of the way with
Gijdincs. the others will return by way
of Fort Hope. The only bridge left Is
the one at the foot of Ruby creek, tue
others having all been swept away. The
old trail is badly broken up by slides
and is almost impossible in places. Gid
dings disposed of $50 worth of cosrse
gold to NJ. Il. Cook, and anyone inclined
to be skeptioal oan see 1t for himself
The gold brought down averages Sl6 5(
per ounce. There will probably be sew
eral parties visit the mines from thi'
section as soen as the season opens"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-17
STATE OF WASHINGTON.

washington, Dee. 14-Both Dolph's
Washington Territory have been intro
dueed. Voorhees, has certain provisions
vaieh limit monopolies. Some Of the
provisions are as follows:
And provided furthsr, til 1t such con-
stitution shall provide that no corpora
ton shall be formed within said State
for the purpose of buying or selling
real estate that no corporation shall
own, or control within the State, more
real estate than il essentially requisite
and necessary 10 carry out the purpose:
of the corporation.
And provided further. that such con.
ssitution shalt provide that the Legisls.
| ture of said State shall. under no CIR
eanstances, exempt any portisn of the
property witkin the State belonging "a
any oorpefstion, except corporations
organized for religious and educational
purposes. from taxation. and no distinc-
| ton whatever shall be made in the as
sessment and collection of taxes of midi
visaals and corporations.
Asd provided further, that such con.
| stitution shall prsvide that tbs Lseisla.
| ture of said Slate shall enact saoh laws
as Will impose hnes and penalties upon
| any railroad or other transportation
company and agents that shall give or
offer to give, directly or indirectly any
pass. tickets OF other trassp .rtatiou r.
INV member OF said LEGISLATURE. or snv
officer thereof, OF any officer ulder said
Safe Gov eminent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-17
IN MEHagikM.

At arssulsr Communication Of Frank
lin Lodge No. ). held at their ball st
Port Gamble, December 9.h. 1855, tie
follovisg resolutions we're resolved and
accepted:
wHEREAs, God in His infinite wisdom
hiss seen III to take from u our esteem
ed Brother. Daniel Loa2fsilow, VINO has
been our fAItntal ss1cl3te for over
tSeatv three years; therefore De 1t
Rssolrsi, Tat IN the death OF Bro.
Lougfeilox Franklin Lodge sustsius q
loss that will BE- long felt, and that
while Ne b1x vita Submission 10 the
will of the Eternal Oas, oar sympathles
and consolation are fratsrnal!y extend
ed to the widow and children n this
their loss ard bere .yement cf a faith
fai husband and iov.ag father. lhst
tie sterling integrity. honesty and love
O! truth that alSays dlstlu aishsd our
deceased brother in life, VIII endear bis
mersorg in IN. hearts of all WAC had
the honor Of knowing him.
Res, rest, resi-, brother, rest;
Sweet shy repo-e on Je-u,' breast.
X Gttle all fought and Victory won,
Te.rfuiiy we say, Goa's will be done.
Rssolred, Ihat copy of these resolu-
tons be forwarded TO the widow; a Co y
placed in the archives of Frank q
Lodge: and copy mailed 10 the Posi-
lNTELLIoESCER for publication.
AIFsED d. CARTON,
DANIEL b. JACKSON,
NJ. ). Drew,
Committee.
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Project Tmg INDIANS.
SkoKoAEsH W. L. }, Dec. IL. 1855.

SkoKoxEsH W. I. J, Dec. II, lss5.
Eprres Posr-lsTxI..IeEScsR.
By your 81 WEExLY | see that peti.
ton !. likely soon 90 be psesenttd 10
the Lecislatnre asking IL to memosialize
Congress 90 the Chinese question. Is-e
it 10 vorded Ia one place 50 as to ere
ven, those iscapabls by the lass o. the
Ubitsd States OF becoUioe citizens
thereof from obtaining lands or en-
pioy by large namber of Corpora.
tistns. Woald It not be xise to vord Il
little differently. - IN its prrss OF state
u includes al Indians? The Indian De
part0ent has rtpestedly decided that
no Indian in this Territory, or In TIE
United states. oniess there be a vsry
fev exceptions through special treaties,
can become a ciazea Of the United
States | presume that tee orieinators
OF toe memorial did not tn,end TO cot
teen cn from obtaisisg land or en-
p oynent. and perhaps were no, aware
OF these decisions. Me