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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-29
snIr NOTES.
POM Toxpnsnp. JaIy q, lssb.

Poa.t Towssxsp. July "a. 1885.
Steamer tasotee Y. Starr was put on
she beach yesterday 20 have her bottom
cleaned. shs came Of again at high
wasex.
Bark Hope, Capt. Penhallow, sailed
ap 70 PoFt Lndlev, where aha loads
lunbsF fof Honolulu.
Ship Wm. II. Conner. Capt. Psndis-
ton. passed down last night on hsr way
10 San Francisco. with coal from Se-
atslo.
Bark saeamors, Capt. Hansen, With
esreo ef iumbsf from Port Gamble,
psssed down on Friday on her way 10
San ffaneiss,o.
Rsvsbus eutter Oliver woleott, Capt.
noore, arrived In San Francisco 8ith
inst, IS keafs from here.
The inspectors Of customs who re-
NAMED hy the schr. Dora Bluhm at
Falleio, report the vessel discharged.
and 10 suugRled goods found on board.
nark Aaresia, Oapt. Fullerton, arrived
- s7eaine ~ days from San Franeis-
~ and vas toved 70 Tacoma. where
- loads coal.
bark Jalia feard, Capt. Bsrsenan, Of
iaiil place, sailed frsm Honolulu with a
taHlo Of sngsr ON the Goth inst, on her
WI " San Prancis,o.
knsubss ~ vessels are reported be-
J dlh&d IN The Straits.
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TEE ROYAL FLoER AT NEW
ORLEANS.

The following Ia q copy Of q letter
from 3. w. Allen. the Commissioner
FROM Oregon at New Orleans, 70 II. II.
Dodd, Chairman Of ths Board of Trade
Committee, which accompanied an 60
ooRnt of sales Of the Royal Flour sent
from this State 10 tue Exposition; The
above hour was sent in q car TO NsW Or
leans and placed in the Oregon State
exhibit, and sold By me after the close
of the Exposition for IS per barrel,
which was 80 cents more than the -four
from other States was sold for, and was
pronounced by Mr.. Redon, the baker
uho bought it, the best -four that he
had ever had IN his bakery" This four
can be bought at any grocery store.
Try it. sdN I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-29

fosrIsrxs1IozMsER No. IA re-
sai addition 70 our exchange lisa 10 the
fsiA Rsst. .Istsilfsesesr, sf Paris. Tenn.
Y y 4 hreesrsd. good looking eoun-
~ weekly newspaper, priased care
fe.lt and edited ably. unsil lts re-
MsN y vas supposed THAI our own ps
~ go The only posr. .ISritrIiaRNoKa
Fae1saea. IL certainly was The hfsi,
~ ~ Ienfleasae pager is utdeabtedly
ne sstsud. Tue t'Ho pagers eos their
ss'ns ie tee same way--as q result Of
=. eoasolidssion Of the only tao Jour.
nMs " tnels respective towns. Paris Ia
pl&eA e shout Np0 inhAhitants. che
s y hsnrt county. The Fatrliigsn-
- ~ ~ estshlished IN 1856, zoe Pest in
H NE .so we're consolidated In
Oelober, 1885,.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-29

W. r. IsoTp 4 90. are sesnfs f.r
Brownine. King 4 Cos cl1<hA Nsw
York. SeiEs 10 erdsr b noe EAs xpecaAi-
~ with thiE enterprssfng arm- Al az
tbs pruyasliHR ssgisa ara sk0mn In sheir
Hnes of samyass and eufz- II yea want
superior eccds nArTsioasIy cheap visis
e7hs Aruaaa.r
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-29

ALI over the land are going into ecssaey
over DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. The unlocked for recovery
By the timely use Of this great Life
Saving remedy. causes them 20 70 near
ly wild in its praise. Il 10 guaranteed
20 positively eore Severe Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, Loss OF voice. or any affection of
the Throat or Lungs. Trial bottles free
as A. B. Stevart's Drug Store. IAfse
sixs, &I.
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..rIr AND WEEKLY.

prseruiu.aI cards. p per month for ore
- ~ ~ ger monfh for cne-hAlf Inch.
1q..sls- Is coats o line for one week. and
ssrsE ltse per TDonth-
cs@werrinI Advertising. ~ aA inch fer
- -sek. and o. s.n inch per month.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-29

Stones Sun Chop rea, which was in
trsdneea In this market i've PEARS ago,
has met with phenomenal suoeess 10
the large consumption, both In this city
snd the surrounding country. Abso-
lnts pufity and extra fne quality have
Accomplished this result.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-29

A lady writess .i have used Ayers
SarsAp&riliA IN my family fof many
years. and could net keep house vith-
out it. Far the relief Of The pains con
seqaens Hpon fenala weaknesses and
irrcaulAritiss. I eonssAer 10 withoas 90
e0ual.
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WILL YoU SUFFER- with Dyspsp-
sia Rnd L&seR OonplAiut Ghilokss
vitalizsF b gaaraassed % cure ycu.
Sold by A b Stewart.
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ARE roc MADE slsrrxhls - fndi-
Rsszioa. CozzllPssian. Dizins2. Llnx
e AppeeszA fefssg skinf shii@1's
yi1Alinef = pnsiiiss euro. eold By A.
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A CHILD Can run n.

UyHE NEW No. 8 wHKRLRR & VIII
j 500 Sewing Machine lthe best and
cheapest IN the world is now for sale at
the branch once, on Front street. near
Pike. with full and complete set Of at
tachmenta. upon which q person sf any
age can execute the finest and most pleas
ing nd Of work possible. Every person
pnrchaalng machiae viii be thoroughly
instructed In regard TO It's use and the
use OF the attachments. am will also re-
ceive guar sntee for keeping the machine
In good repair for dve yearA All persons
are cordially invited TO call and Inspect
our machines.
Orders from the country are solicited
and VIII receive careful and prompt a.
tention. X. w. HANSON,
b5 Agent Seattie w. T.
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A.. 3 haEll 4 Co. have dessxminea 10
Ts,s. sas ssRis sesck Of pvass rnasss
,rs. AAd Are pnsF otferin1 rare bar
-. - .psetal Endorsements d, ssyle,
~. - ss1 trics. An inspectioa earn
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- pAttiele II calomel ef any
= Hssefsslons ssihstancs enters into
- senpuslttoa Of Ayers CAthafsic
-. " The contrary. thsy prove Of
-,f,..A sekykn 70 ilAaas uhe have uaed
.s.,s a Hna other mineral psssoas a.
S.,. 1ses ard feea their iniarieos ef.
Y each eAses Ayers Pulls are
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Nxw BLooD. NEw LzTz. This b ob
tsined by using Pfander's Blood Pun
6ef. f0s saLs svoEywhere. 81 per 1ot
eie. six for s. mkiT-am
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sHuOH'S OBRR VIII imnsdistsIy
reiisve Group, Whooping OoaRh and
Brepnhitis. Sold hs 4. b Stswart.
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AIvord's has. 10 i6o pound bales,
boani vIth wire. for sale By J. 4. HAT
FIELD, iesier's wharf. iy2 In
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Mr.. Jedkins went up 90 the Black
Diamond coal mines on Monday 10 do
. little work. HIS gallery will be clossd
while he 10 absent. IS
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Co 10 Judktns' gallery fof hne photo
graphs and tin types. corner Of Seoond
and Coiamhia ssreesA -
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A NASAL INJEOrUR frse With
eaoh bot,le sf shiloh's 0atafrh Resn-
edy. Price 80 GENTS. Scid by A. d.
Stewart
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voR wERKLYs

p-c<nwsssnaI casus " per month Tor one
- snd n. s0per month foronehAh inca.
49,. }loen1s line for one iaserfioia,
de,nerraal advertising. 81 per inch for
- a~serfirya. and q per month.
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4 aAlkMlETACK,- ! lasssne ana
- fssfuna Frics - and %
nnsd ey 4. n ssewAxt.
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WHY WILL roc so1eA whsa aki-
ich's Cure will give Immediate relief
Psies 10 cfs- 80 css- and o.. sold By A.
B. H1swars.
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TuE last SENSATION
Is the name Of the nev and elegant per-
fume az HAsBneuCK q TxRRY's. my3
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Ron sAILYs

,-,ss~rstnal cards - per mozIsh Tor one
- - a. per month for onenaf inch
49, 10 onsp tine for 0ne insertion.
nerrn Z lise for N nsefeonA sno "
- a Ia per nanth.
80. as,.....ss.sr.lki Advertisements. 80 cents an
= ~ - sr~srfiou, $50 an inch for SIX
- .nc.-sesze' a an ilsch for two weeks. t2-s0
- ~sska and 10 per month.
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knights OF Labor.

QUEEN CITY ASSEMBLY No. ssia
NS X. uf Ia, meets On the Arst and third
Fl5dAyp of each month. ~ I'D ,. IA, Ai
Masunic Hall Visiting hrethreh IN good
II. MCMILLAN ~. w.
WArrxn WAEKEl r. q mhl
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TO INVALIDS.

r AM PREPARED TO RECErvE AND
Il care Tor he sick q my residences, cor
ner Ninth end Columbia stEests. Pstients
can choose their own physician Lady
pisnsau n Mi.s. cHAs. copprS.
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nlI1 GAsal- Tha Kaicksrboeksrs,
s.Aie Baseball hine composed Of
fn8 nea ianeinsI from n 10 10 Years
3 ~ plsyes . match game sish The
MAseis. Of Rsaton, "a the Faos
49, - cnndsy, and cansa OF vte.
n. " u scors Of 92 90 -. Tue
.N NinksrB are Rettsna themselves In
sa - ~ AnetlheT uaafch 9th the knick
49, sskeA % eome od a. no distant
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= hunny seath OirAsstses .mys
vaai SAxxs A. okxxs ACA.
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h.pts Huars-rs,ssrday afternoon .
nan aansa Hiram Baker. seed about
y yeasA employed by Mr. sprseue. .
neiNf tor tAa Cedar River Goal Com.
~ met vith . very serious aseidekt
ms1nz : log rcll upsn cue Of his
!: - efeshinst q badly from the knee 10
1s snhle. The suffering man was
Nuneht % tewn ON q spcciAl ear, where
i vN met by DR., II. NJ. Hall and taken
ttuyiaen'se Hospitai. The doctor
: s.lsl Thai the lea vas % badly crashed
za = wuuld prebably ~ nssoassAfy t.l
A1futAte ID At on mar ahe knea.
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sEATTLs. july ..


Prayer By Rev. Mr.. Strange.
Present, - teachers.
9 Thinking'' vas continned by DR..
Morgan. Thsrs ere three great ends in
sducAtinn; first, train for right feeling;
seonrd, train for right thinking; shird,
trtIn foe right acting. Education is q
continuous process. We must first de.
velep the power Of observation, and
nsxt Toe power of reasoning. lt 10 pos
sil,ie 20 call into action the thinkiue
pawess Of ehildrea st an early age.
flloaRh children are not philosophers.
vel their questions reveal the fast they
can eompreheud fasss OF almost any
nature IL ve properly attend 70 those
aueesiet,a Tninktue must be made q
large part us oar sche01 work.
Exarv teacher should study and mas
tar the ruiimenta of logic that they may
bs prepared to train children propsrlJ.
TIE power sg analysis is she hfst
necessary step 10 thinking. CaistvAfe
ths habit ef close Analysis. and the
n,,ra the better. All the eenses may b
hrpnz,ht into uss In shis power ee analy
assL CempaFieuu n slmply lsyaRg one
shInq bcsids another simply % oosesve
similarity and nissimilsrity. This ssep
10 lifa. nor Be followed no aAfsfuily 10
ali raasnsal srAininn. II ts of the grestesi
imIparsancs In all tAa walks of life.
Here the nucior nsade an sllastrafi0n
Of the prinsipie hy eompsrinR TIE rep
Fe,puntafiyes % thA Fsnze found IN oaf
eaiw. Oaly thsnes which have some
oasifsy in common can be compared.
JudRtnens 70 formiug conelusions g.
essIins. Tes mind that can aeetsa y the
ems thAi uaakes ITSELF feit. bestsr ee.
eisle srroneoasly than pass alonR 10 IN.
6ecisfoxl.
To classify h 30 Groap into esAsses D
rm.sBu az rezsmhlsnesl Ihis pawes q
Of lnlinite practicnl utility. Oar sntis1y
b. classify property IL eommensnrass
Win our power 10 do wen that whieh "
sftempG Pupils should be fsqaiFed q
eTtna 20 he elass fro0 day te Gar tist'
OF words heioaeinR - azx;gned cAfects
/ Tisfs sF~ininG az the power Of cis&xaiAca
tsstn trafna the whete mind In . Eseasnre
! Arf&agsnent b not elAsxecaiion- 4
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AFTERNoos SESSION.

The Superintendent appointed as the
Oemmittee on Resolutions j. W. Ander-
son, Mrs. Van do Vsnter and I. p. Riuh.
Tue Institute was favored with fine-
ly rendered vocal duet by Mrs. Stewart
and Me. Ysung. Pressns l0i.
DR.. Morgan took mp the subject Of
Organization An organism conaists
of many parts 90 arranged % 80 perform
Q definite function. Ofganizaticn 10
necessary 10 effectiveness IN any diree-
ten. Il enables the accomplishment of
that which otherwise could not be 40
complished. Society 10 an organism.
Oar Rovernm nt is q vast organism.
Wherever there IL system, snbordina-
tion. orgzniz stion, there is efiiciency.
Surely this prtneiple Is 10 be brought
into schools. TIE machinery OF schools
Is q necessary evil. Oar system Of
schools V not yet completed.
A teacher standing alone il likely TO
Be overlooked bat body of teaohers
orRaniEed and moving together, seeking
10 accomplish common purpose, at
tract notice and compel consideration.
OF ooarse organization should be only
for good enda
Every school must be thoroughly or
Eaaizsd. Every eouatry school sheald
be graded % far as is possible. The
teacher must Do resolnte In classifying
BIS pop,ls, and not Weld to the requests
and wIshes Of IN. ils
rn;s. sor,a ,,o;nss assinst apsrtalira. \.
.s',.,- =, s@ssh;.r SnsciElixstior ,r.sht
- !. as,rs.d safa.ssrsiy fay - ,n,sd,cs
tharonQh organization A Territorial
Superintendent. 9TH safhsiens salary,
sssa sar M. entirs ,s.,s ~ sna sffsrss - ,h-
~,,,h - .rns,ir,sraiue Tha So.
s,sh ,sa oasn,s sansrsn,enden. a.
sr.erialtv shnuId ~ essnsrvisory. and he
sSe.I,s -. ss - ,,sr,sstss.s - - ~
-, cshsr ,,sr.nss
s-.s.,, ~ sisnas. A ur.xrns irter.
,,,,,sons RI ~. srsss,l room wcrks wei.
"a q ! pare af 4 thornnch orrxniva.
ssssa
''Is1l- Orsanixation Of ,luhs of puplls. such
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posse. rae editor NO, uisd OF TIA sur.

possc. Fhe editor gus Hird OF thu sur
priss parry prSparsd for hun aud Ggd.
IL Ia ssia tGat his iaind WAN 80 uuhal-
ancst hY terror the hA Aesnally ia.
suited o man Who Yaa bringlow him Ia
n dlEpisY 80. nocansh ihA flilow triui
to stop aioi ii ,UqnrA hpr muGh q
square IT. F,nr' hn. 10 m'ds STRAIGHT
Tor Tho wake -i.On., MS pig-scti Il lafiAt
pehind liiH l,s.7 pp.HtU,, Mui hia
Ie9st-sAils sweeping t,ia varih. 80 eirie.
!! spread wnrN ale ley 10 his hiehf.
no piSseN Over ,ha bay and hid With
t1o Cstle.a ds6olW.., SO gsllfsTnja
! City, IN NE,ip oaunN ,.ac. nsis fol
lowed tneft br iha plrk " M2bninn.
err, no 20 iHi,NtI, 4uc haa not ueep
heard OF Sinca. Whaties ,br high.
hinoorS csulht hlin or not did Int
trsnspire. When h. higholn i0re
retahtd his 4 fllcs sVG fonnd that he
had decsapsd ihoy proceeded
90 wreck lho place. Tbay smash. d
bis pltnt into snIltNereeHH. kicked the
paste cUt nto The Fireplace, and enc
OF thon ,,csius up tho ufllca shears,
'hey triisd unt ~ pureuitof the ecoss.
tionai upwspaosr Uan, with VIVA. re-
suit ohuuotsNy, for his fate has nAyer
he0n uivulgtd. But since, there was a
tig price IA his hgfd, 'be chances nra
That ne ~ts s~ri "a interview iha deaf
man on the ruth o. 'sieity of his al-
lege iihel 0 To" temsiDing uar;nsr-.
Ihus ehd'i ierS6noDsl journalism In
Chlnn!o"b, ipr 90 man has sinos
dared 10 ..tcnipt IL. OF course tho
other psp"rs, without rehears.ng the
eIsc, varSAion for she sudden q1pprcs
sion ofthsir "rttsmtd contemporary,
cam" cal with obituary notices of the
journal, tcliosod by Mandatory siito.
risls "u t2eie 80; eemvd fellow towns.
mss, tHs pNtnNs oi tho dead NOR
coaDt.- Sacramento lUa.
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aaxe Your Shirts and Drawers Made to Order at Clancay

mSde two wseka age ss living =,
leSto's door, NJ hls soa's residence, in
home. ~ ~
Or Sam Davis, a society gentlerl
OF canon, has returned from u briet
Fslt TO see q s perou5., in Genrsis,
Elssr j, q. Wiug6, OF Kaurre an.
pr SEIZED laay nights aud 20 dsy az the
A1lh0dlsl enarsa TO : large aud SD
Nreelstivs 60oisnoe. He 10 pastor q;
the Bas'isi chsrch acre, and The Meth
e1'St broIhsen rendered him thsi-
mouse, the. house in rhieb 10 rreecnes
n's Neihs inA4 Tor uaei owing 10 1t un,
oeireMnS repsirS by the carpenters.
lAe GhrlSli9n5 ~ this town hsya
rA'ssd funds Ia build them church,
and they viii soon bsgin So,vo on
orati0ns au0 pueh tho work 80 COM
pletion
The pGolio school of Wills Psint.
under tne nGgagomsnt of Profess /
CoWies sod bis ttiigeu5 assistants, Ia
pr0srt aslng spiondlilq.
Our city gO9aromsnt is running
smoothly, sud u Is 10 be hopsu psrife
Is 81 an end aud that all will pull To.
gelaer FOR tho upbuilding OF tne city
| and interests.
The sgd6le-h0rse Of Rsy. Mr., AshbY
sio0 this svenins fToW bydrop6obis.
| tie wSs bitten several dsys Sgo nv 4
rsbi1 dog near ELM. The h8rse WI.
IA c1sraa Of Nr. EaLsod whilA Mr.,
Ashby IL atte1ding tAe North Texas
conferences.
Dry wesShsr, dusty stTeeta and waite,
sCaIC6 In some localities.
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snd wore wss wired u Spslnsheld 10
srreSt bin.
n iestura Off new business Is a
re-. Siry called the "Iiss Of Unrelia
ID In y bich the particulars ofeyer,
on' .nsele case ~ probable or actual
'Aisdglnx oY an tnsared man are not
ed. The books ~ one sssSbljshment
cor sin about 2s0O0 names, Sgoth.,
1907, snd Tiers are not less than 80,
GOO Sllosother thus recorded, eompris.
lug rSilroadfrs, nsu keSs, puhlic OIL
ntlsls Sud otser fiducisries. The
smosnt Of money stolen BY trusted
employees Is net NfeaMed Of by the
pnoiie, rs proved hy he sggrsgste ct
nsafly 500 COO psid fFom ono Office
vat tne hJAaod nan we aware al tbei,
| poeit,ong, aNd q eSrsoiousneps Of beius
undar scrutiny has ho1ouo unn of the
ol&moH s'.'l~etinaN ~ thsit iivea.- -
lCcrTesp-aaep PhlSdelphis Nawa..
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G8IVtSiON
SPECIAL PRAYERS OFFERED uv
81 the Churches IN Behalf OF ,he sur-
f>rrfs and Blessings Invoked
upSn Ih0se Who came to
tha Relief--Totsi Do
nations TO Date.

G,ryp.roN Nov o, tcoo,;oi1
% ..-.,
- 'NV'N NHsysfS WeEe HSgih onored up
to-day in 9ll the clutches of the eity in
bgG2Ig of tho Are spfrerars. ANA hlsax.
So. 80. i,,,,,..,
80 ''Ni9 in' UNpN '" ''ose VINO came
10 the reliei O. GalveatoSs homeless.
CoRREgPoN DuNeE,
TIE follow letter yss received to-
ssp:
Ma gora Office, Philadelphia. November, Is
TO Hon. Il l.. F.lion. Mayor, Calves.
~ So ,,.,
a, Ln1 a,, IL 't.aa, OUT m,sis'ch received,
s'iu ai, "llou'ou ny nis nohor, me
iaayoT, 10 ask ioe soca further in
loVhlAJion, IL dtbsl.i with Tef9t0nce
70 yous nsopla's sad distress, ~
VIII eNaolh blm 70 Furnish II to cur
ciiIshH aNd thus do 2il We can - aid
II HlleYiANug Il. 'Pruiy youre,
J. IL. LISToN, Secretary
The following rspiY wes Kent this
mNtuinr y the above inquiry:
Galveston, Nov: ITO john L. Linton,
secretary, fhlsdeip1i1:
IL, VL suuu'u pe, chdfactsflsuc
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LUZ mayor w aaVlih, IeXas, writes
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
THE CENTRAL G. X.
AID FOR THE SUFFERERS
st Observation-Disclosures Hogg on Deep
Water - he Texas & q. Louis
onieials - vcrdies Against
the International IS
Great Northern.

WACO, Nov, %. Special. BY direo.
ton OF Bishop Gallagher ooilectlnn
wa taken to-day ia tao Casholic
church ia this city for tho ieliet OF tho
-uii'srers by the Galveston fire. Over
$50 vss thus realized.
AT Liberal hall Tonight The sublect
OF Mr.. Shaw's lecture was, "rhe Cal
weston Fire." followed by an appeal
for aid, which resulted in the collection
az sboat 800. A committee was also
formed TO continue collections during
the coming week
Professor Alexander aogg, OF Fort
Worth, spsnt to-day IN tina city and
had a loug interview with Senator
Coke on the subject of desp water ut
Galveston. Professor nogg is An on.
lhuDisst on tho subjsoa, sna holds the
theory that II deep water cannot bs
secured By tho average methods OF
UDdern engineering, IL eau ssrtainiy
% had by building iron PIERS frosa thC
city out to whern tho requisite 30 feet
car be had al the time,
TRe Texas e. 81. Louis railroad Of
iioialE, who have been gathered here
for several days, t0ek a .ruH out 10
GateEviils to-day and ratarn east
Tuesday. There Is now no doabt bul
that the road will be sold on Dscsmbe,
4, followed by an immediate ra.org ani.
| zaiioa OF che directory and election ol
new ofacsrs. The Paramors party ex.
psct 20 fully hold their own IL the as "
deal, after which win come the exten
F, sioN into s.. Louis ana broadening tC
standard gauge.
a surveying party, headed by Eu-
ginaer Stephen Turner, starts cut 10.
| morrow for Aoi.sne 10 make rs-sur
vey OF the lands In Northwest psSst
belonging 90 the Houston IL Texa
Central rellccad. The So.k Will re-
! qnlra several month";, and AZ fast a
me lands arc surveyed they will b
| pns os tho market tor sale.
| RE jary Ia tho case Uf OK. Conduato
A. II. Rissmond, who SUED tina Inter
nationxl " Great N0rthgra railgOAd 10
S2a,O 900 dsmsges, brought Ia sverdic
last night giving Rlchu1uS $500 dam
agap. The raiirosd company will ~
peal from this judgment, aud Rich
mond says 1t dosss't suit him sither
Professor Billiard, OF Eosquo county
indietei by ihs Uuitsd States gran
jury for using ths mails for swindlin
purporsr, has succeeded IN giving hni
s. g. Lewis, indicted for rDbbinr tn
malls, has oson locked up until h
glvaS bond.
Mas Miner Everett, who accom-
p,niea the Baptist missionary psrty |
I Brazil, han gone 10 DaleH, 20 spend
day or two tbs rs with friends erfor
procesdi ar To Bsltilaors 70 sail.
} The westher is wSrr0 and sprln
; like, snd ia hunuredg OF yards ~
RsdenE hero tins nowSrz ere blpomis
J as though the Iaonsh were Nay lnstog
/ OF November.
Judge Pardse aud Mr.. Charles Oil
lnghsm, ono OF the t6csivsrn OF u
Hsesson II Texas Central reilroi
propecties, arrived on special tram b
: night. IL is understood they viii r
main two dsyS.