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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11
nsgxrl,lsEe.

The letters Of Mr.. A. p. sharpstsin,
Washington Territory Commissioner 10
ths Nsu Orleans Expositios, are no,
Only petty and puerils, bot are extreme
~ unsatisfactory. The young man be
csmss extremely indignant because ans
ore has the hardihood 10 request an ac-
soHns ef the m inner In which the funds
interested 10 his care have been ssed.
ard In attacking his i,ollsaRus seems
sisbsr 10 faraet or 20 sock 70 cover over
ne real question a. issue.
Here are the facts Some months
Gao d vas stated BY the Commissioners
MAT the sum Of ssSsga had been Sc,
aside for Tue ass Of Warrington Terri
tory In making an exhibit II New Or
issna Me-. Shsrpstsin stated before
ths Chamber Of comussce Of this city
ths,t &io01 Of thia sum would be used in
preparing an exhibit from this city aud
fTsn shs eoantlss 10 The north. and that
an EQUAL amoant would be placed in the
aaads Of The Tacoma Chamber Of Coa-
nsese 10 aid In the preparation Of The
szhlbii ffom that sily aud The ccuaiiss
% che soash. both Chambers TOOK
sstion % me sifeagtn o. thess state
msnta IL fset. hovsves. but $ieo has
hesn given 10 those who wsrs prspsrinR
shh exhihat from Seattle and The north
srsI countass. and % far ~ We caa learn
enls go has hesn given 70 the Tacoma
ecssnastsmk Two handred and Zen dol
lara In al has been eisun. where 5000
wss prca,issd. TIE Question pow ID.
vfhsrs 10 me ress Of ss's money p
We Do not Imagine that the public
zcssesa;iy take much interest IN What
NJ. Hhafpsiain shiaka Of Governor
Squire. OF Of Mr.. Fereuson. OF Of hr.
Wstson and the great mass u the
pssfie do not snare IN his graf because
Ne. feseusae would net resign. WIS
vei~ the premises % Commissioners
Shsrpsssin not falhssed What has
become Of Tie monsy that uas 10 have
hssa Rivea - Seattle and Tacoma |
Thsee are ths enly aassaioas - D. an.
sSsred, and he people have . si1ht 10 |
hear shs answer. II may ~ ell right, |
bon Mr. shArpassin's silly and mean |
inxless sasnseas are. 30 say the least. in /
bad taste. Ihay Ioak saspicioaA
Whss 10 santed 4 clear statement Of |
Vie dispesitien u Ne fands. II 1hAs
can b Etsea shsre viii Be no farther /
On he suaiees4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11
Cmrasm NerIrEs.

The Rev. +. Janvrin Vincent, N. A.
viii preach az frinity Church (Eplsco-
pail this morning At ll:l5 O'Clock
No service ia the evening. Sunday
school a. usual as 10 q. N.
The Rev. y. Jansrin Vincent. NJ. A.,
viii preach At sne Chapel of the Good
shepherd this evening At O'Clock.
Sunday school as usual at ? p. NJ.
First NJ. + Church. corner second and
Columbia street., - john N. Dsnison.
pastor DIR. IL. Willard, superintendent
OF Sunday SCHOOL Hufnin1 service, IL
a. M. sermon BY the pastor. In The
evening there viii be 4 reytew Of the lasl
qasstsrs Sunday school Lessons, ia which
several speakers wtgi deliver addresses.
All invited. seats tree.
Weller Street Chapal-Sunday school
al 3 p. N. All iEylted. G. K. Jenner,
superintendent
second Baptist Church, Jsfers q
street, between Ninth and Tenih--nes.
J. T. Ludlow aching pastor. Services Al
II n ~. only followed hy Sunday school.
The Bible rsadlag vii be suspended
until farther notice.
The First Il. Z. Church Of this city
viii continue the g eciAi services throaqh
this week. vito revival sxeFcssss aaon
evening, also day service beginning at
, .. %. All are invited.
First B.psiss chareh - Rev. d. ].
Pierce Wal pesaeh Al II a. N. on . Re
pentsncs togard Gsd and fash In TIE
L1d atsas Chtist.s Az s Q. "a. PFog.
Ripley vii Iced praise service In tina
auditorium fresh the new books, nos AZ
rived. Se1and lecture FROM hnayanss
Pilgrim a. 7 o N. Characters Worldly
Wisemaa and Ls2alisy.s
Rev. p. Carlson. Pastor Of the Sus-
dish Lutheran CaaTsh, viii ursach IN
The b8ssmeas at the Congregational
Church ca Seeoad street tcday at 8
e'eiock .. ~.
CaFisssaa Charch, on Ssneea street
betseea THIRD ARd f0aEth-S.rvicsa q
II =. N. and ,. -. ~ TIE pastor, r.
Dtllsrd Holmzn. Al cordially invited.
Morning the.ae The ehnsch q fam
Isy casapaet.~ Sanday sehoA ~ 10 O.
~. sharp.
frsshyieFlan Ckur0. corner Of Third
aad kadisan sfrests-Servbcss u0rui q
md sv-aiaR. SAhoath seissol a issS0
p n; y Caiterk, superintendent. seats
Iree. NhosaessE will may eouael
Battery Street u. &. Chuseh, North !
srAstis-f TEE psstsr. ksv. l. A. hsnks, /
sui preaeA atoFcine ana asenins. and /
afit zise address fte S.baata senpsi al /
10 q -. i ha nsoEnfnR eeamsn vii Be i
An Npp&al q The eecsei triSnz1s Of /
Eusn& TIE slassNs ii ahe es.nine w. Il /
~ = Cioaka Cor ain. All are ra8&a wst. L
Isus 70 aHy of thsss services
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

The triumphant passage Of the Rss-
szn bin by the HOuss Of Representatives
toSiezses vass change in pzbIie opiD-
iO1 II the Esi.ed States Ten yszrs ago
each q bill vO1ld have been lzngssd 90;
Of Congress. and the nember zhs bad
the HsTcIhOod 70 present. Il vscsd base
b<so accused OF Socialism and Of svsry-
thing else that IL either eoeeGtrie or hor-
rihie. Ha wo1ld have boen fortunate
IL be escaped being shat up IN lunstie
4syIam and after his death bis Fela-
tires would have been able to break els
zis viGb5st sEeo hiring an attorney.
five years ago sseh bill would have
been smothered in committee room. or
# II reached the House. would have
1esn overwhelmingly defeated Two
yelrs ago such = bill woaid have beea
defeated. Last week 10 passed the
aeass by more shan q iwo-thifds sna-
jofity.
What "a the infefencs 10 Dc drawn 2
Fhis- The p0weF Of the people IL
kr0winR greater and greater. while the
iniIus1es Of sealth AMI corporate cor
rupsiou becomes less aud less The do
eoands Of the great thinking, lsborine
cubic, the Greathesrt of the Nation,
ar0 sounding louder and louder in tbs
halls Of Congress and in the Legislative
halls of the States. IL IL grand,
,zsGIinR v',ice that must be heard, nos;
be bseded. Il cannot be ssiiled, eaasos
os dezdened. Never since the FIRST be-
ginning Of recorded time has s1eh q
saice beeu hashed never 80 long - Ias
lass shred Of the social fabric remeins
email sach q voice be hlshed. Tue PEG
pie demand back the rights tina; hav,
lasidiou.iy been taken from them b,
ths wash Enon0polies and railroad oorpor
stions. The story Of she growth Of th'
poser Of monopoly in the past quarse
Of a century, will be supplemented b!
the story OF the nev Rrowth Of th'
p1seT Of the people 10 the years soon &
come.
The Senate may today defeat ID
Reagan oil. Tue struggle for its pas
ass will DO bitter and doubtful. Bot III
Srnate, too, will move. Two years froE
aow such bill would be carried throua
as trusnpllantly as II has nov bee
esrried through the House. Ten veal
from nov she maa Who would offer Of
position 10 sneh bill would be IN dan
ger Of the came fate as thst whie
soold have threatened his colleague {
the opposite extreme ten Jears ago. "
live in an era Of change. and the ehans
now taking place is in favor sf the pc
pie. Slow, certain, irresistible. Ii Cam,
+. bs prevented; and be who opposes vi
oe crushed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11


Tse noasss IN another eolaeaa eesltne
9 xsstine Of the ladies q Seattle.
shoslli b responded - b. ever lsds in
the ,sisy VITO has a heart the inasrssis
Of NazhssRsoa TsEvtsosy and Of So
aatls. Oar sxhsAss n Nsw orieans Is
SAIL 10 30 zhamsfalls nsan1ss Aaa On.
satissArtasys eaa svan a. This las@ dAy
dsle,nined seiioa nay 40 mach ~ I'm.
press &. II shs ladiea take Ne matter
IL hand they will saeeesd In rsdsesaiae
- frsn tAs di.esass value - poeF an
sxklhls weaid sntaiL TIE alsstiGs On
Tnsssss aissrnecn b called fsr the pa.
pose ii brislxine this nsatiss before q .
ass.nlioa u sss hasss and insssvstsn@
sAsm Ia Isssaina eas Ieri'oxy trosn
aisefass a. Nee QslssEa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

PYNy-JoHysov-Dn Peasant nrairse.'
Jan |. b 0dose W. PyHa and Melinda
j hn@on-
EpExs-vAN BEBER-In Asoti1. Dec. q
W. y Edaas snG kiri5s Van beosr.
EAcER-- ccLEs-Io Dayton. Jan ],
~n- H Racer and Anna NJ Ecci-s
FALL-wHrTE-Ia ID yyton- Jan ], kiias
p Fail and Nora " b te-
CCMNIxs- NTTH-0r Dry creek Dec. 2,
Cn 6. n. Caasmins and kmmaJ. smith
" IsEMAN-WIsEMaS -Iu WallA WaliA.
Dsc- -, Jeffss SIN ID. WissDan and co
yhis Ana Wise "a.
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SEATTLE LIBRARY.

A MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF
n the Seattle LIB Association is
hereoy called 1t tho office Of the Cham
Der nj Commerce. Ia tins Yesler-Lsary
clock. on Wednt say evening next, 81
o CLOCK .. m. for the pu pose of Diet r
miniag the question Of IHovIpg said Ii
brsry fro n he L iver>ity buildisg 10 the
rooms of the Young Mems Christian As
o iation. ON ront steert and such other
bus n 81 as may lawfully come before tie
meeting. NJ S. BOOiH, Pres'..
Saa.tIe, AN. 10 1871. iaIi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

WAsHSoToS, Jan. 10. - The Score
larS Of MAR has decided not 20 order a
etiurt martial for the trial of Lieutenant
Darlington on the charges preferred By
General HAzen.
The sadtaa Land InvesfInaiIen.
WASHINGTON. Jan. l0.--Col. Boudino,.
VI the Chero ee nation. Was examined
by she Senate Committee on Indian Al
fairs regarding the leasing OF Indian
nds today. He had no personal
knowietlge OF any bribery OF irregular
ny In ooaneetion with che leases. He
mad heard rumof that $500 were paid
@. III. Rogers. member OF the Cher.
kee Coaneil. 10 secure the lease. He
declined % give the name OF the perssp
Sha told him. a. 10 vas only haarsay
sith bis informant. la witness opinion
ass cents per sore coald be obtained in
stead 81 two cents. he objected to the
leAse fer tina reason. aud also 6ecsnse
the acres covered by the different leases
wers too large. II the lands had been
leased IA snall quantities, some OF the
Cherokses thems Ives vonld he thought,
have taken portion. He believed thai
there vas strong sentimens among the
Chrrokees against the leases.
BEFORE the COMMITTEES investigating
tho leases Of Indian lands. Augustus
Ioy. member of toe Cherokee Natioo,
o dsy hestifisd that pualhers OF men
told him that money bad bsen offered
- seenre the pass sgs BY tbs Council, OF
the LEASE bill. Among those meetianed
- having been offered pay we're John
sanders and samuel n. Rapney. san
eess told witness that be VAS offered
500 10 vote for the bill. He heard thai
NJ or Drum, attorney for the Cherokee
STRIP Live Stock Association, esid ID
zone pretty high to ees = lease bill
thsoaeh. Il vas . great bensfii, aud OF
eoarse they bad 10 pay for 10 Drum
aiss remarked. sYoa fsllows cot e. high
= prizes ~ kans " fsllows.s kusnot AIRED
The amount paid tor getting ths blll
thFsueh NJ $1,000. Ranney, now de-
ceased. told witness that be had been
paia for voting Cor the hill. Witness
tFstaasntly be trd parsaua say, 80 and
- nos 50 rnaeh." After considerable
Psessine - 10 who 80 and So were, hs
Ineatieasd Major Scolss. Cksf Jaxtioe
II The SaFFemp Cour1 Il the Cheroke<
Nsiisu. - one % them. he bad tslkea
ssth Rashy head. he Ceief. about ahs
ieases. Bnsay Head talked as il ~ in-
sesaigstioa wOala hars the Natioa, and
said;
.Ssias. ven are An aspiring man. Ysa
wstst % rue far the Senate. sud roo had
t'esiss aot do anything shat win kaFt
sen
Bashy Head said the lease vas the
e<st that eceld Be doMe under the cir |
saulst4nese. Many thoueht thai Bzshs /
Head wuald veto the bill, IS inferior /
tAatss we're rrntiaS ~ foor 10 siK ernts |
nek asre. shils The Cherokees received /
aas hslf = eetG kashy Head sassi. he@. |
evsis thai u vas better 20 set = eeuts 1
ffosn tense they knew lkzn - cent 10 |
strangers. he believed the teass caaid !
noa have eruared so votes out Of 200 |
Z the qaes,sca bad oeen submitted &c /
he penske.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

kNDEs sAID-DvesHbeg SD, c. b
Lons, DsaavAss's Representative Ia Ca.
srsss. vFesa 10 . fsisaa in SEATTLE ~
ioilsssss Yea may Be assafea Of nv
hearty - aprnetsaA In every Measure
esle'hastrd 10 fssiore % Tee peapie IA.
esssea pnslic lands. IL b one AZ TO-
asessnFes hsfuee Conarpss 81 uexsas
puhlss, nseeNAty. Ihe aaxaess aaa il,
tellAssat asslon u yanr peneie has aisra
lhs naosNsp@nt Rr~at impesm& / sstaR
fseaFnsEa In Mr.. Fooahfss cnersSsaialsy
s9zxiHtsssozsS far TIA wwzk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11
Improve Your LAYING Stock.

HAVE A FEW BROWN LEGHoRN
imported stock Brown Legnorn fowls
are the nest layers IN existence. and any
PEI son keeping fowls or eggs should have
this variety. Price. 80 ~ s. each trios
two pullets and cockrell SO.
no22 c. p. STONE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11
FARM FOR Sale.

ONE OF THE BEST FARMS ON SAN
~ Juan lslSnt. contsinlog $50 acrs 3 !;
IL clear; in oreLsr (: oaly 4 miles I. ON
Friday hAreor. Stock. machinery aud
implements will be sold with farm.
Apply on pre- misses. OF
baldwin ROSS BROS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

SEATTLE LODGE No. 6. ]. O. @. T..
- meets every Monday. al TO p. m, a.
t1eir hail Front street Visiting mem
bers always welcome.
JOAN B. DENNY. W. c. T.
w. A. HALL W. 8. dell
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NOTICE..

A II. MEMBERS OF THE CHAMBER
~ of Coaim ice are reqQs sted to IA eel
at their room. or Monday. Jan. L. at
p. IN. Bushes Of tmpOrtanIs. BY order
II the President
nOSwEJI L. SNOTT sec,v
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11
WANTED.

TWO OR THREE APPRENTICES TO
L learn dressmaking. Apply at MRS.
Z. c. MOOEkS. 40 Main street. de2s
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Offices 10 Rent.

SUITES AND SINGLE, IN MY FIRE
- proof brick building ~ reduced rates
The most central location In the city.
ial0 a. p St0NE
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DIE D.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE REMOVAL.

THE OFFICE OF THE POLICE
i Curt Of he city Of seattle has teen
remove 10 The sesond d iir0' the Gordon
HARDWARE b1ildlng. Iro rooms
G. A. HILL.
City justice.
Seattle. Jan. 10, 1855. JaII
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l---'-s'-i7-i'ii-'--7=-l----z
PACIFIC COAST.
nrais Of nenrr G. Peri.

San FRAScIsco, Jan. TO- A. about
half past ten o'clock this morning,
henry q. Peril, marine reporter Al
IL. iRs' wharf for the Merchants Ex.
change, died of typhoid fever. Mr..
PERT was ahout IS years of ace. He
asd occupied position at Meigs' whar:
tor the past 20 years. he leaves young
sIfe and two small children. He was
iustrument4l Ia saving IN my persons
from drosning whlle stationed at his
place of duty.
The shrleyalty C0atess.
In the re count for sheriff, which il in
progress In this city, ali but eleven pre-.
aiaeis had been cJuotsd at the ad.
ionFnmeat of the court tonight, result
ne thus far 10 reducing Hopkins
tDem.l majority from ail 20 10. The
friends Of Patterson Rep. }, the con-
t'tstant, express confidence 10 his ulti
70 ttely gaining the election.
shipping iatelIigeaee.
SAN FRAScIsoo, Jan. 10.-CleAred-
Steamer Il npire, for Victoria; bark
Afctnrns, P1Ft Townsend.
saiied--Steamer Mexico, Victoria.
PoRT LUDLOW, Jan. l0.-Afrived-
scheoner Maria r. Smith.
Pour DISCOVERY, Jan. l0.-Sailsd-
Bark Mary Glover and schooner Lille.
b0nne, for San Francisco.
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The shrIcvaiiy Coate.s.
Nhipplng lnlelIlernee.
WARRINGTON.
Nss 60 he fried.

WAsmS0roS. Jan. l0-fsr the North
Pacitic Coast partly cloudy weather aud
local raids.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

WAsHNoEoS. Jan. 10. - The Score
iars Of sar has decided not 20 order
etlurt martial for the trial of Lieutenant
darlington on the charges preferred By
General HAxen.
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"a D1RBCr ROUTINE
-xsfuk- Whntc<m. Throuxh y
lighL Steamer W. d. Musroe iezf!r y
al Leave WhAtrllm for fen1a4
saturday. Returning. leaves
On wednesdays and fiunday1 - =
For nfesgnt or passage aBply - .t
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-02-07
An Appeal to Art,

Editor Inter- ('ccan-Seeing that the
ladies' in their spare moments are devot.
ed to painting, would it not be good
plan to further this art by having small
club organized at which those who are
Interested could 20 to one or two even
ings during tho week, and there draw
from objects or plaster casts such az
could be procured at small cost, and
whose benefits in short time would be
materially felt.
/ would also suggest that after fow
months study, say about May, to have
an exhibition Of work accomplished in
this direction. 1t would surely be n
great help to all those who are interest
ed, for we would thus have the benefit of
each others knowledge, which in art is
something most desired. And at the OK :
hibition we might sell art objects enough
to pay for what had been laid out in
buying casts and other necessary articles.
There are enough ladies and gentlemen
in the town to start small club Of this
kind, and If some of them would only
take hold and push this along feel that
after awhile we could get the general
public interested in our efforts. Do not
remain idle thinking about it for the
winter is slipping away and there wont
be much time left for such purposes.
AN INTERESTED ONE.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-02-07
I Would Like to Know.

If Judge Linden is coming back to
hold that claim.
If Judge Bennett didn't do we'll
while he stayed in this country.
If Judge Mcintyre isn't daisy too.
If Judge O'Brien didn't belong to the
ballet, or where he got that "shtep."
If Judge Noble isn't figuring for an
Office under Cleveland.
If Charlie Smiths shoulder isn't sore.
If the receiver has any more new
games to propose.
If there was any paint left when the
school house was finished, and where
it il.
If N. & c. havn't got more cheek than
journalistic ability.
If the party from the second isn't in.
clined to blow hot and cold in the same
breath.
If A. C. B. has any more Sunday
school stories. @. RY OsITy.