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TO LEASE.

1--WE ACRES OF UNIMPROvED
II property near the residence Of Geo.
w. Hall. 10 offered by the undersigned to
lease. for term Of years. at . nominal
figure. For further Information apply 10
jen JOHN 3. DENNY.
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Sick headache, hAbituAI costivene@.
pains In back and limbs. loss OF Appetite.
Dad breath and taste In the mouth. etc.
enfirnlI cured ~ the use Of
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WM. D. WOOD,

A TTORNEY-AT-LAw, WILL PRAC-
IN tics In al the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Office, at rooms OF the Probate
Court Yesler-Lesry Building.
". n. wHITK cHAs. y. MUNDAY
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DoBsox-FoRHKY-A the residence Of j.
y. h.shelmAn- In this city. Asg. 10. by
Rev J. y. Denis0a. Isaae Do0son gnd
RenA q. korney. ali Of Seattle.
CgxxIs es In Yakima. August J. F. J.
Cumminxs and Alma KAhiow.
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House to Let.

CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS, HARD
~ finished; good water stable. Apply
TO Il. A. Pun rus. corner Seventh and
Union streets. gag
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c. z. BOWMAN,
+. %. CAN ~
D. n. HARRISON,
skN5a, @ Z. yKxEU
JACOBS & JENNER.

4 TTUaSkYS AND COUNSELORS
n a. law. once in Boyd & Ponc:ns
banding, Frcnt street. mp stAirs-
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:. z. {. II. 4. LEWIS
4 7TCElNEYS AT LAW. OFFTCE-
n neLler's building. room 4 and s
t-1aes street, Opposite Occidental Hotel.
Seattle " r
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Attorneys at Law.
Once In Whites Block, cor. Front and
Columbia SITS. dSu
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REMOVAL.

n A. CHURCHILL. NJ. d., HOMEO-
pathic Physician and Surgeon, has
FOR the present removed his office 70 his
residence. corner Fourth and Madison
streets.
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WANTED.

ITO TRADE A wELL-IMPROyED
l. farm Of $50 acres, in q rich valley.
with bearing orchard. good house and
barn, for improved Seattle real estate.
Address "a. l. c." this once. %
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WHITE g MUNDAY,

". II. WHTTK
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TuE WIRES.

The United States outranks The world
As far as the telegraph Is concerned,
both as TO extent Of wire and number OF
messages seat. says the Cleveland
Leaders Washington correspondent.
Last year there we're 6, 600 900 messages
sent in this country to 32,OOo,0OO In
Great Britain. 100000 in Germany
and 10 600 600 In France. Russia sends
about 100000 of kilograms a yeer.
switzerlaHd 100000. Spain 5000, 600,
Turkey q little over l,OO0eO, b lRium
5000, 900 and Austria 100000. Mexico
has 400 telegraph offices, and 1t sends
about 10000 kilograms q year. japan
has lbs Offices, and sends nearly
100000 kilograms year. IL Is
A characteristic fact, showing the
progress of the two nations, that
the japanese with a smaller terri
tory and much less population. sends
three times ~ MANY messages a. Cnina-
Ieiecraphs in the United States do more
business, make more msney. and are
more extensively used " the people
than anywhere else in the world. with
sixty-d I've million tele9raDs sent last
wear. ve had 1900 telegraph ofhoes
and 1s4 CSC miles Of lines. The mileage
is larger today than then, and the wiree
are more generally used. OF these mes
sages the average cost Per message 81
thcse s@nt by the Western Union
vas 30 3 cents, and the average pront
ner message Was l5.s oests- In 1855 the
Western Union had about one nftn OF
its present mileage, and its charge per
MESSAGE vas on the average over ~ %
a. great. Al that time IL made pronf
~ a. cents per message. In 1854 the
Western Uuion had l45. 600 miles OF lines
ana AsN 900 miles of wire. IL sent mors
than SsOnO0o messages and took IN
nsarlx k.NlsN,OU IN receipts- The Wtst-
srn Union is capitalized al xso.OO,uo
The Il .itimore 4 Onio telegraph has
bsen largely increasing its mileage dur
inc the pressut year, snd IL has greatly
reduced the rates Of tele3rsphine 10
esrts,p points. Last year II had ~ 0o0
mile. OF sire, nox 10 has more than
N.oo miles. Is oompe,es With tie
Western Union. and At eoave1tsous ana
on such occasions as the Grant fur er Al.
II do~s a great deal OF the sending ou
OF teiexrsms to newspapers
The Mutual Uaisu Telegraph nov be-
longs 90 tne Western Unioa- IL has q
cAtasal stock of $Io.o8foo and 50 600
miles of wire. 1bs B.nkers' 4 Msr-
chants T.lesrsph Conpany has q capi
tai % $500 CO, debs % more than
O. 10000 aud about 1900 miles OF
sire. a be above estimates Of telegraph
lines IN this eouatry refer 10 thcse open
only ~ gaelie baslness. Those used for
private parpsse. tee railways and fer
selsphone use, are ever and sos W these.
speakin. Of Ielsphonrs, they are grow
tnc almost as FAST as figures eau be
asd ts s~stass'e their length. Ga the
LIST % JaEasry, iss4 the B II Telrpoone
Company ssd IN use go 10 tol, phones.
ADa ts~s9 ~ess teen nearly = thoas md
selaQHooo exesAnees- B~ssdes tees-.
~ hs1t unnssAsy has 5000 telepaones
- GA1o and ths a iseses NJ sire IN |
- Gu4 1aAfes used for seiephoo. ~ |
- 1u1&d . year axo 81 lto.0o
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CERE FOR PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded b. a
senss of weight 10 the back. ioins and
lower part of The abdomen. cAusIne toe
patient 10 supposa be has some stfucti-n
IF tue kidneys sr nei2hbor'ng organs
At times symptoms of Indigestion ARE
present, fi.tuieucy. uneasiness OF the
stomach, etc. A moisture. like perspi-
ration. usoducine a very disagreeable
itching. after getting warm. Is a com
mon attendant. Blind, bleeding aud
Itching Piles yield at once to the appii-
cation of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts a.
fected. absorbing the Tumnrs, aliayinR
the intense itching and etfectlne per
manent cure. Price so cents. Address
the DIR. Bosanko Medicine Co., PIqua,
Ohio. Sold by A. b. STEWART. DIV
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The Rising

sun should ind you resolved to give
Ayers ssrsaparilla thorough trial. IL
win cleanse and invigorate your blood, ana
restore the vital organs to their natural
functions. Mrs. J. D. Upham, 81 shaw
mutt avenue, Boston. Mass, writes: For
= number Of wears was troubled with In
digestion. and unable, without distress, 10
axe solid food. After using Ayers sar-
saparills one month was
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.,rr..x pornaRs res A LIFE

NV EeIPI N. ]. Oct. &.-Ihe
Rev. W. Abbott, of the II. E. Church st
Nev Egypt, in the coarse OF his re
marks on Sunday evening. said he knew
Of an instance where ex Governor New
ell hsd been offered 81 10000 TO sign
pardsn for q man who vss sentenced TO
De hung. in Monmouth COUNTY Inc
man referred to vss Young DonelIy'
whose trial at Freehold and hansing
created great excitement during New
els administration as Governor. lie
Governor has since been the chief ex-
ecutiye of Washington Territory, and
ia nov an Indian Commissioner.
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DISTRICT CeuRr PseC.EDIsCs.

SEATTLE. Nov. 5.-Henry Peterson, q
native of Norway, was admits d to ci'i-
zenship.
A. S, Coulter vas arrai9ned on
charge of maintaining q slaughter
house nuisance, and gave bonds IN the
SUM of $500.
The Grand Jury. on the part OF the
rerritsry, returned a true bill against
John smith, the man alleged to have
stabbed the Cniuamsn On Ssuth Second
street early in September.
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A CHILD Can run IT.

1NHE NEW No WHEELER & WILL
! son sewing Machine 9TH. b st and
ch apest N the world Ia now for sale at
the branch orce. on Front street. near
Pike, with full and comp ee set Of a.
ttchments, upon which a person Of any
age can execute tn. finest and NO tpless-
ing nd OF work y ,ssible. Every . -rson
purch ssing a MACH will b, tn iro ,sh'y
instru ted in r-gard - Its use ami the
, 81 Of the sttachn ents, an Will al-o re-
ceive a guar ntse for k-eping the machine
in z cd repair for i've yeas. Al persons
s,e cardisliy invited to call and Inspect
our machines
o. de 8 rom the country are solicited
and will receive careful and prompt at
ten'ioa. y. W. HANSON.
lis Agent. Seattle. w. r.,
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Entirely Cured"

Mrs. Fl. NJ. Thsyer, Milton, Mass, writes :
Il have been very much troubled Win
;orpiditv OF the liver, and Dyspepsia
Ayers sarsapsrilla has cured me-. MT.
]. W. Bradlee, Hyde Park. Mass. wr''e> ;
Il was greatly reduced hy Dyspepsia
and was advised &c take Ayers S7r,a-
psril!s. which entirely cured mo" Mr..
II. I. Hamblett, - Lawrence stree
Lowell. Mass, write: - VS. sex iW'
wars with stomach and liver troubles. a'"'
..l...:n- a no relief unit. 100.
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Tue sick and AliIctea shouid not fail 70 call on
him The Doctor hos visited the hospitals ef
information which he IL competent 30 impArf
10 those In need Of his services. Bh. aIBBok
will make DO charge unless he effects . cure.
Persons cured az home. Call or write All
communications strictly Confidential. Send
ten dollars for . package OF neticine. Ad-
dress DR. J. r. GIBBOS. Boz 1851, sAu Fran.
cisco. Gal Henfsaa Posf-IsrxILIskxoE A-
apl6dw
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Generation

follows generation, transmitting legac,
of good or in, according TO welLknown
physical laws. To the unfortunate suf
erer from hereditary Scrofula. nothing can
be more cheering than the assurance that
in Ayers Compound Extract Of sarSaps-
riIla is found constitutional remedy.
which eliminates the poisonous faint. snd
restores TO the blood the elements neces-
sary TO
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AUCTION! AUCTION!

DEING AN OLD AUCTIoNKER o.
ID twelve years experiences. and tha
oughly understanding the bushes. q
fer my services TO all needing then J
that line. will give my entire afts.iis
to business entrusted to me. l VIII =
real estate and personal property q y
shortest notice. In the city Of seattle -
county Of King. X. CHEADLk
sci Seattle Postof1cA
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Life and Health.

Alarie MERCER, 3 Harrison avenue, Low.
ell. Mass, writes: Ny son was weak
and Il biRtated. troubled with sore eyes
snd ScrouIous humor,. Ayers Sarsapa.
ri.a restored him to perfect health"
Ir, ins II. Edwards. Ithaca. y. Y. writes:
From the time was four years old. unit
eighteen. was subject 10 Scrofulous sore
rhrost. MANY time my neck has been .
,1w Sora. from poultice5 put on 10 draw
on. fha Inflammation. l took four bottles
" Aver Sar-
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MS HEAVY GRIEF.

Grocer Ito farmsr)-I hear that you
have met with a sad loss, Mr.. Hsyseed ?
Mr.. Has ed-Yes, six of my finest
hogs died last week with cholera.
Grooer-I understand your wife Is
dead, als)?
Mr.. Hayseed-Yes, she died week be-
fore last. Misfortunes, they say. never
come single Icould have got $40 apiece
for them hogs.
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TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ~ .e
IN tue dup icate assessment roll -
county for the year ISIS Is 1ow N y, -
se~sion for the coll, sion OF tne sslir
therein levied Sid taxe- VIII % ~
quent on the 3ist day of Decempa -
u 8 DC lock D. IN. and ualees gsla = ~
thereto ten yer cent. will be added 80
am unit thereof IS penalty. and m -
G hzrzed at the rate Of sen'y Y. =
per annurn. ffom date OF dslinquen ~
al paid. rad taxes are psysDso -, "A
once Of the Coun y ! treasurer. 10 ~
GEO. ID. HILL
County Tressss
ssattia sept - sB. ~
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For Porm 0rhard and Washington

STEAMER HELEN. W. H
Master, leaves Harring-
ton& smiths wharf, Seattle. every Monday
"wednesday and Friday. at go O. m. for
Mitchelfs Point, head o; pors Orchard !;
also. to head Of Port Washington. Re-
turning leave head Of Port Washington
al q. m. head of Port Orchard at I0:D
q n. Nit hells Point ut II O. m. arriving
81 Seattle about 30 p. m. every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. su27dw
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The fast Sternwheelel
! JOSEPHINE.
DIX HOWARD Sole Owner

VII. from date. car y the United States
mail On Hoods Canal. making semi-
weekly trips to Seattle leaving sea-
beck every Monday and Friday ms rn'ng
wsn tonch At Port 6aDbl for passengers
or fr light arriving At 8 aftls in the
afternoon ret -rT ing viii leave Yesler's
whvf at ~ o'ei ok every Tuesday and
saturday marning. taking the mail Ut
Port Gamble for 8 abeck md Union City.
bsss for Port Gamble every dAy except
saturday. % ke ps sengess and freight
end recsivs orders Tor sLy point on Hoods
CsnAi. leo
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tho INSURE IN THE TRAVELLERS.
i OF Hartford. Conn.,. the best as well
as the l,rgest Accident Insuran g C NJ
psny IN the world. keaa the ollo wing
IA pies Of c aims p aid in 8 attic y the
ries most OF them ". Il known citi . n.
You are &C Iuainted with sons of them.
a, K theic op MON Of accident in urance
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The Ernest Gabler piano combines in
the highest degree beauty Of tone. per
fiction of action, elegance of finish,
wonderful durability. For sale by Al
BERT HANSEN, Yesler Leary block,
Front street. nos
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TO the UNFORTUNATE

:"
,ispensAry No. 62s
Hearty street, sar
francisce. Estab
iished In 1854. foi
the treatment o.
Sexual and Bsninal
DISEASES, such o.
0osoRRH0A, 0LH1,
STRUCTURE, sYPuu~
'LTs In all its forms,
SEMINAL wKAxSEss
'and InPorENcr
Loss Of manhood
-r-ap.ptlv <urS
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and
sissld sill Ne sSo on M
Ourro
Be-
ants me
.,ha= aga x
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The merchants of Stockton propose
IN form an a ISOLATION and bind them
salves to do only q cash business here
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Knights of Labor.

QUEEN CITY ASSEMBLY No. 34ls
W X. Of l.. meets every "Wednesday. at
80 p. m. In Masonic Hall. Visiting
brethren in gooa Standing are cordially
invited to attend.
M. MCMILLAN M. w.
WAITER WALKER r & mil
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FOR THE UPPER skAcIr.

Stmr Glide G. W. Cove, Master
r EAvES YESLER'S WHARF ON
IL Wednesday and Saturday. returning
Thursday and Monday. calling at Stan
wood, Utsalady. Moss Landing, Skagit
City, Mount Vernon. Starting and all In
termediate points above. For freight or
passage apply on board or 70 GEORGE
FOSTER on the wharf. apl
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SEATTLE LODGE No. G. ]. o. q. T.,
meets every Monday night in Bells
Hall. on Front street. next to Bells Hotel.
Visiting members in god standing cor
di lily invited.
GEO. +. COTTERILL, X. s.
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HAVANA AND SEED CIGARS
II manufactured and kept In stock. In
large quantities.
Dealers will find IL to their advantage
to buy directly Of rs. as we sell strictly
for CASH, hence our prices are very low.
The cash system enables rs to sell cheap.
Goods sent c. o ID. TO any part Of the
coast.
A large quantity Of tobacco stems for
sale.
Cigars manufactured to order In any
desired shape and packed in any style TO
suit customerN- my7 dwtf
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COAL.
U,HE OREGON IMpRovru,x,.

THE OREGON IMPRovENpyyr
l. with increased facilities. are -.
to supply families, stores and oscss :.
a superior grade Of bituminous cosi ~
fully screen' d and selected An !
Franklin Colliery. -
Also have constantly on hand n. ]
reliable domestic coal, screened ~ !
lected, from No. 4 tunnel. Coal CreS N
liery.
The attention OF steamboat uaS,,
specially called to the Frankin b.
which Is unrivalled for steansn, -
poses, and can be supplied in any ap.,s'
2240 POUNDS TO THE IW
And full weight guaranteed.
Otfire and bunkers foot Of Comma.
and King streets y. A. BELL
Oc2 Coal Ac<..
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MISCELLANEOUS
MCDONALD LOUIS Yss.S Trsss
SEATTLE GENERAL HOSPITAL

furnish
with
deal en- "a = All Hacn OSNN ~
obtain at
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Insure with JANIS A. CAREY d Go.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
$4,000
Real Estate
AUCT I
MONDAY, NOV. 6, 1885
AT 1870 A. NJ.
In front of the Yesler
Leary Block,
By order Of the owner. will sell to the
highest bidder the following des-
cribed real property:
Lot z, block IL, Maynard's
plat-Situated on Third street,
between Main and Jackson. This
lot has thereon good business
house, bringing in a good rent.
Lot 4, block ~, A. A. Denny's
Sixth Addition - Situated on
Front street, near Virginia. This
lot has on it a good one>and-a-
half story house of 9 rooms.
Lot l, block A, corner Front
and Virginia streets, upon which
is located the Central House, con-
tanning 81 rooms, and bringing
in rental Of SIS per month
Lots 2, 8 and 4, block 43, A.
A. Deuny's Sixth Addition.
These three lots all have good
houses on them, with gardens
and orchards. They are situated
on Front street, between Virginia
and Lenora
Lots 3, 10, block l, Fairview
Homestead-Situated on Lake
street, near Lake Union.
The above described properties
are among the best in the city of
Seattle, and parties desiring a
home, or with view to seecula.
ton. would do wsu to attend this
sale, as it is positive aad without
reserve.
TERMS OF SALE, CASH.
Twenty per cent. to be paid on
day of sale, balance upon fur
nisting the deed. Property viii
be clear Of all taxes mp to JAM
uary, 1886.
DOC MITCHELL,
Auctionser, SIS Front street.
P. o. box So.
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Total payments BY Traveller siI.isl 90
TAYLOR & BURNS,
General Insurance Agents Buffers Bald
ing. cppss T. Occi Hot J. DC o In,
ACctoEaT a FIRE INSURANCE
BLANCHARD s. PARTRlDGs
moi Agea.s.
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New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
MANHATTAN RAILWAY AFFAIRS.

Business at the branch offices OF the Manhattan
Railway Company, at No. IL Broadway, was con-
Quoted in much the usual way yesterday. Vice
President Galloway was reported not TO have
returned from his trip up the Huds0n. put 1eIes
Srapb and Telephone connections with the aid OF
Spocial messen gers) between the city offices and
fbe main offices at Irvington made his absence toll
srable. Vouchers sent to the head Office in the
morning were returned with checks in the after
NON. The treasurer, who was still at his desk at
No. n Broadway, replied cheerfully to the In
0ufries of TRIBUNE reporter'
Wa are trying TO make the public as little trouble as
ossibe might have referred you for instance 10 the
main Office for information about the company ou' "o
ore very accommodating to every one.
rR Cowles of No. 80 w all-st, said about the
ouigley suit against the New-York Elevated haii-
road:
simar suit on virtually the same grounds was pegun
oy me in July in behalf holder of 500 shares OF New
York Elevated Railroad stock II is SET epwn iUp on
january 10, but tho delays Of the companys counsei
are inimltabe that doubt II the trial comes ON ~
that time am instructed by my client TO push the case
20 court of last he that he would
se the value OF his stock than submit TO the wrong IL
the Qgley have given notice OF an intention u
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
4 COSTLY CABINET POSITION

uo,bfoo,on CryeDondence Of The Springfield Republican
Bayard tells his Senatorial chuns that he pre-
fers the Treasury with it's immense power and constant
relations with all the business forces Of the country
Perhaps he greater opportunities to WORK reforms
toned clerks write dgnihed letters 10 the decayed ol
icans who represent us abroad ana thc secIety gNes
daily audience the InOngrel asseinbaec OF men VINO
todin te ih IN iicmseiycs but may M well say that
the great In Mr. Bayard mind lies IN the difference
IN expcnsc IL is more expensive to be Secretary OF
state than to be President, while gets s5o,0 n
has his house, completely furnished, his servants
Sd5T @ da ree Re Gs has to Entertain only on
stated occasions But the Secretary OF Sle Is the eaer
give the sweest receptions Of the year once or twice
week The house rent and servants wages WIN take
nearly all the neagre $4,000 allowed Then this Dplo-
natlc Corps regard Minister OF Foreign Affairs as
their legitimate prey. majority 0l lhcn are poor
outside Of their uniforms and titles Their undesecre
taries ifcst cheap boarding houses But however much
they may pinched other the hecrctarys house
ready TO amuse them and his wines their disposal
The reason knows. but the scheme must be an
te1rioS ten %as desert and the secretGrys house
about the only place, open to these these W9en, W%an
Mr Fish was he had the house opposite Cham
beln's recently bought by John X Mclean Here the
Which Sss aS thew cond very we'll aod Mr. gyaris had the
establishment opposite John b. Alleys occupied by
Senator Hill where his daughters made an enjoyable
home with the doors always open The privilege of Do
ing Secretary cost him about $4,000 year above hs
Willie Secretary Frengbuy scns wife and two daughter.
have kept open house for the past three years ~;
salary not fifth part Of what he spends on account OF
his official position. ~ :.
Now Senator Bayard cannot afford this outlay. He
In comfortable circumstance, worth perhaps IRON
$4,000 to 100000 Occasionally he gets handsome
fee IN but to keep up the style OF Secretary
State would be serious tax upon him. Mrs Bayard ID
in good health and while she and her two
entertain many visitors in their pretty house next doo
Senator Edmunds she would shrink from the promis
cuous duties that would be thrust upon her. especial
with bachelor President in the White House. Senate
in his prime little stouter and grayer as tn
years go by, but still young looking and handsom
intention having that the last part OF his public ca
reer but rather the beginning OF better hold upo
| politics. There 10 nothing magnetic I" about him, bu
four years Secretary Of the Treasury will give him
stronger grip upon the Democratic organization. and h
will know how 10 profit by IT, And In case the canpaig
Of 1883 should not develop according to his Wishes
Delaware always be calculated upon TO return hii
To the Senate short notice