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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
BKasGTGAa.

The steam 4hip Mexico will leave to-
day, at O'Clock, for Sas Francisco.
The flee OF the School Clerk WIS
moved Vest. d " to the upper floor If
tue PJst bHidInE.
r Q Sssdo D Star efhre was vssterds y
moved into IT,. second story of the PJn-
cAn block on Frcnt street.
The weather has got back to old fash
ianed rain, aud tue chtnge is heartily
appreciated by all old SETTLERS.
Z. Hnntlsy ard A. Vahlbusch hsvs
formed = partnership and gone iuto the
fnl niturs bssiness, alOug-ids o. c. Sno
rtS 4 Co. in ColmaR hlOek.
The Pirates were well reeeis q at
Olympic on Friday evening". whsrs they
.ppared before isfSe audience IN
@ Hnnbia Hail, and IN their rendition Of
,hs opera gave general satisfaction.
Qlite numh-r Of articles have been
seni 10 tho Office of Z II Dosning Il
Co. tor siiamsnt to New Orleans, bus t
has teen decided not % bnx them for
shirmsnt until Monday afternoon, 30
thai anything sent in up 10 Monday
noon will receive attention aud be prop
eIiy packed and shipped.
~The Northern Paciac Company se
oartd q change of venue from Chehalls
90 Olympia in the uatttr If the suit OF
George Cnaray against IL for damages.
on the ground it could not get an i'm
pAriiAl trial IN Lswts county. The com
pany must have treated the people YER,
sua1hlly when q nal 80 q sworn COMES
sioti Of tsis Kind.
Steam Ere engine M. aud equip
mstits have been ordered transferred 20
Easine Company No {. os Nor Seat
he. Z he machine wkli be housed in n
small haildtng Ia the rear of b lis to-
Gel, Which Mr.. b u has STAGED ss the
disgosal 81 the company free Of rent for
twelve months. 10 make ap for this,
several hose companies viii be organ
ixec nnder the direction Of TIE Cnief
u the FIRE department, "a work from
the various Ere pings ia case OF Ere.
"A business man" got badly mixed o.
Mil street. the oiher day. He sas be
fudsilsd 90 u.fad ard clumsy In BODY,
and when he ga down be couldn't GET
40. The mud Nss soft aud deep. aud
be rolled over aud over IN IT, Ii vas
With great dsihcaify "a Lac and order
mali" suocseded "a getting him cot. 50,
perhaps, sAvi Z his life, Ihe felsaw "a.
mnd all over, every stitch Of hts outer
eaFin~niS beiRa thtekly piastered ever.
hts taee, hands and hair being lse~tse
seihsd- tie vss living illustration Of
hos boa like rum viii make man.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18

Another memorial has been passed by
the iaho legislature aFgiag Congress
g. aanex 10 Washington the four north
eTn counties of that Territory. IL IL
d fieait to understand vhy soeh action
vas not long since taken, aud the feet
that IL has MT, Ross far - strengthen
the assertion shat legi.lali1n Is No
longer inhaeneed BY the will of the
people. The people of Washington ARE
unanimously IN favor Of annexation.
The people Of Idaho are scarerly les.
united on the subject. 10 lsS2, Mr..
Siugiser. tue only Republican sent 20
Conarts, from Idaho in many years.
was elected on that issue, ard went to
Washington pledged 10 work for the
measure. Last year the platforms Of
both political parties contained pisnks
IN favor of annexation, and IL was uu-
dera,ood that the sentiment throughout
the Territory in ITS favor was practical
IL unanimous. Yet. notwithstanding
the fact that the people OF both Terri
torie, we're eager for the change. Con
eress has steadfastIy igaored that sub
jeet. Is IL not strange that a measure
demanded by everyone concerned,
working an injury TO no one. and in itself
desirable. should not even be- consid
cred in the balls Of Congress
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18


A DEAL or fALK. The torn vas all
aRog yesterday ca the subject o. The
Caanesl meeting Of the niehs hetoFe,
Tue sxsFaordinaFy speeches ef Cuanctl
men Clapcy and Yrsler created side
spread eommrnt. intneled wish inaicus.
tsas AID merrinens. They aasnrstian.
ably hura the cause ard people they
9ess sntsadea 10 help rbese vas ahso
lRenefal reioictng st tte passage ~ the
isratnases. and Al Hhe consequent tadi
ia<sina thai In 3ee tinae barge aamhsr
~ dsaxsNEies Of sa, lowest aFdeT viii he
l@esily closed. This vail be thr snears
~ either ncttins b. wofk o. ssivias cai
~ town q halt hundred ~ aaose ssfy
loaferS. vho nOv h.sten upon the sRd8s
iFy II the pises. siSias hllshs and ssii
slaty IN rvtarn. II wiii b hseSsed
ssaed aay for The ts'wn shen th~se fsi
lows ere dFieea s.at. and u che new
ordinances 0ill sssast 10 TIE seeasnpiise,-
90. NJ Of this dssiFaeia End. our people
ssfll have great cams Coz Eai0tosDg At lis
fassaael
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18

TITS OSraoS Lx.sFstATuEK. - RspGa ai-
car useAshsFs Of the Oregon Legislature
srs shoxing a deal - nkiiaesx towards
the thfy Of Portland. snd are ssideatly
dsts fniBed 20 hart the city whenever
and esset. Yer tbsy cas- fer tae eeaesit
~ tlse State ~ large. The Pagtlandzrs
eAresy know hos 60 take te.s unt L
p<caAd saS xteioas sssAnih haS u tse-
gins "a b. sra.ass q ttzt tsey vii stud
IN uish The Det.ocFsis. sad s-ks psss-
session 81 ii l. esSlatafr, whsCh sezf
esa 10 - Gel - no.. Nakaas Part
land thu Saste et Oees0a w3ald be
Ib~sseefatas, and TIE kspaeltssas CSC
uos aEard - k,l tesna-elxes Tar sae
paspose OF ksiliag Pg1tAad- Its era.
ssa p<oPis vhs usn nns 6zas whsn as
sailed
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18

A number of Pacific Coast pagers are
urging Senator Slater for the position
Of Secretary Of ihs interior. Sueh
a aelsctiun would reflect infinite credit
on the new President. Senator Slater
~ broad minded and liberal, and daring
his serm 10 the Senate be has proved
himself To be sssadfast friend of the
people in their contest With Wall street
aud the money power. He mas been one
Of the most able and persistent advo-
oates Of the forfeiture bills, and under
his administration the Interior d part
meut would finally emerge from the
slou al Of corruption iAto which 1t sank
during the Seeretsryship Of the infamous
Schurz no good an appointInen Mt, how
ever, can scarorly be- hoped for,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
AMONG The BEST

With the opening o. the road e re-
ceivei = whole seek Of mail, and enough
exot anges TO keep man busy month
looking over them. IL ais bring Us
toe holiday Numbers of variJns enter
prising sheets that are somewhat mo1ldy
RIth age. Among the best of these
yearly productions are the Portland
0rsgoAiaH ard Seattle Posi- ISTELLIGES
GER. Tue pr0prIot0rs IT thsss sheets
went to large expense IN compiling mAt-
ter for the New Years editions that is
not only interesting reading at the pres
eHt time, but whIcn will be found full
of va uabIs information TO the people Of
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rerisic.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18

A NAIuKo PxEsEST.-Chss- y. Nun
aty, ksq. Of this elty, received by ex-
press very handsome walking s;isk.
seeV mpAaie n a letter from bis TREAD
Viii gm AinEonys, u~vti eolstrurtx IN
G are Of the Brookiyn navy yard, in
Which thss gentleman sad Il Sud yaa
today = Ne shieh assde myself, from
5 psEoe - timber taken from the boE Of
the GtsSig relief snip Hsar. shich I
Russ vii b 4 dsfEnss 70 v : shroa b
ssreer. and ae6 and srp
psrf In yea osd A e. e - n-eil~ss "a
say thai Mr.. Auldsy apTrsoistes the
b Rds0ne pessaas-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
ANNatStAmsNr.

snnses T. Hixon, representing the
popular merchant tsslssSing hoase of
G0Fdsn BFcs, san Franei>ea, has arfiv-
ed wlsh fail llae OF ssmples Of goods
tor eNntleaSnis ~ear for TIE present
and estmtng seasou and can be found at
she Occitlrutai for few DAYS. these
wtshlBg arst-ciass castiua ctoShins wtll
81 geit 80 etve htm = esh. he il tie
onlF scientific practical cutter Who has
taken three uipolanAs aad nsst pFix, 8
Ia the psiacspal cities 81 she E,st fer
ootrecs measuring. skiiafai labor and
p~rfeel DC sko - ~slletstns orders. Fsss
~ ~ sAlrts Q sslxelaRtt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
VALUABLE AND rNrKzEsrrS5.

The Posi- INTELLIsESCEE's cOa6ie -
see OF ] aB. lot - . valuable seE for
those ss-kinx Information about the
rerr8.ory OF Ss-ttis. and 4 vtry ints--
esii q one f0E be tn raj rrad-r ! be
most important Sttci- - be q vernon .
rspurE Df "a ON, ~ am Resources Of
tbs fsrnLoty.- SLat.i' A.,e,.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18

AZ lxrrrrrn7 r1rzxAE.

The N-w feAr's uumosr Of tie Seattle
PosZ iN-ELLHsKScgK as cernpiste Eitn
vziaabl~ statistics nzviBg ref-rencs 10
the Itnpo,ts g q ve.to q NssniaR-
ton Territory. TIE p. I. - an 81 e us
iS7rnal, and de-ervs toe cE@cH II o@-
ing toe a4irE S,Sand p5pzr.-IsizA-a
Fs4rs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
a css.rprrrusyaL arE.iIss.

CbiraDen are p-uhibite5 By or con-
ssi,pst1n from bos5snz ,rsl s-tsts sta
IN the jasi@dfssion II O-@~un- We are
asked xnssn~r = Chi1s A csa hlao zeal
estate IN OreR1a nevertheless For an
seer II nav ~ stated taat re tresfies
b-sv-,so ths UuItsd ;. Ns-s scd tnana
grant TO Cbipes- Ia Ozr cs0uirY ihe
privileges accorded - lEs pc. e o. the
fno<i favored nation. sine E- sii9S
Ff.uch- O FmAa. EnS,ish. sne ofnef
ali. n. TO rod r-al estate 10 oSr eGauSFv'
v - uut pr0saots that &c oo1iG pTeSeot
he Clliue-e fron dong 50 TIE iFssises
sonld sub-rssde OF s.ErrFEde the cnnsii'
tnt,oa 20 the state. 1hss, ws have no
d0sbs, znuld b. the dsessloa "f toe
saarts ---iirsgyRisa-
And sc have 30 doubt tie courts
uoaid decide eIaetiT ths other way, be
ea1ss 10 40 doing they could fslioS the
lsw and the preceden;s ss III doUn ey
both ssats and Federal courts ever SINS
the faandAt alton q the Government,
/: has been expressly held that the
Executive aud the seLsts cannot, by
tie Treaty making power. Assums any
/ iarisdie' ion or exercise any poser not
srpr, ssiy granted by tire constitution
or sueh A. folloxs By necessary implf-
cation fr IN such expT sss grant. The
treaty making power esungt invsds the
reserved rights Of tie States sny farther
than Congress itsslf ,n. The Po~sF-
| not Obligated 90 the [ aise1 States b.
tbs e0nssItutiop, nor prohibited By it 70
shs states, are reserved to the States
respectively, or 50 the people.
Th,. States have the rights - sDver
eieu. 70 sav wbo may and sho may noi
hold land within their borders. and tbs
o ur,s Alvavs have, and probably slsAs.
w1li. 1uboid their sJvegeIgnsy ia shis re-
speot.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18

Al the ace OF forty or forty-five, the
crystAiins lens % the eye has hattsned
- such "a extent, hy the layers OF The
lens condensinR. that instead OF being
as'ls To rad sine prot At = distance OF
twelve inehts, as formerly, the book has
10 be heid Vt a greater distance. What
u wanted j. sn artificial lens Just thick
enough la h!l 40 for the dehcisncy OF
tue te Of the e5e.
Instead Of selecting glasses for your.
self, - . uAlly done. call on FRASK
kTMRaLI tel kimaail & SOM who IL a
prsegicAA opticazn aud thoroughly
understands tue eve. aud have him sd
iuss = pair Of their celebrated scotch
febhle glasses, snd doa't rain yoar eyes
VIII ~fodoW glass speetaeles. Glasses
gro1nd 90 order OF % proseripsIsH Of
any oealist- iasiS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
BELIZE cgEpET

ice S@attis Posu-lSTELLI5ySCEB issued
q d0asie sheet eight column payer %
morning. c3ugaIhiag tSs fat T. OF
CIV Sq1Ir-'s report n toe Secretary 81
tb- Inter- :. besides U=ach stner vslna-
De - 5tissIsAl nEitsr- II reflects credit
Q sIa ghs journalistic enieTprl-s OF thzi
iusIuasior. Port TO Eu7snd -irgss-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18

rGssoLyKD.-By reference 10 osF ad-
vsrtisnR eiiuDns, il Will be seen that
julius W. Smith hAs assumed entire
charge Of the Arlington Hotel. al / Will
hereafter csnduct tue susin~ss of that
establish ment- Capsain smith j. yell
aud favor4niy known N tbs cUmnu
n'ty, aud slli no dJ1 Il keep the Airing
{ n up TO It's we'll est sblishsd standa d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
Balssnrso VIVA usETuL fsr lBxlrI0S.

The New Year nnm5,r Of the Seattle
Posr -INTELLteENcEk comes TO hand
drumming Win u.s. fol information of
things Ia general for tue past year. IL
Il increased ~ eight pages for that
Issue. Tue statistics and tabular itens
shJw an increase in all branches Ref
erence - made to customs. shipping,
Sc de, churches, schools. etc. Il - IN
valuable as means OF r-fer- Bne. aud
-hoald be taken. cafe Of. - Victoria
standard.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
R.xks WITH PORTLAND I'D saS FRAS
CISCO pAILIEs.

Tie Seattle DAGLI FosI-.NT ELLIgENCEB
~ jan !, 1885. - an excellent Huul 5tr,
II Contains tue fall text vt Gpv Sq7'rs' :
rsptFt ~ tue Territory 10 tue SECRETARY
Of tss Interior. / b : On. sr IS the lead
ing journal of Mas ina too Territory,
al ranks ~ith Por land aud Ssn Fran
cisco datllss--frrsy's HartDr Nars.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18

To Oar CasaosH<~s -Affss fo2g years
exp~T-aes in the sexd bas43sss- aaflsK
Witch tine ve hsve dep@uc-9 upon
Oregon and Essiern hoGseS fer oar up
NV. &c baVe decided - cUusEls nee pat
ting 10 car oEn s-sd- Tor next spr1n9
trade. With this II view. ne have had
sruzu for ~ soute OF tie more import
apt ki1os 81 seeds, Tneludtng cabbage,
carl & ver. radish, peas etc, Of tbe
varieties knoWu 70 sQece-d be-i N THIS
secsioa. Thy are RroSu BY eareiai
ard sxp%rieoczd eoitIv.t0rs, and vii be
PIT CD undsr or oEn name. and on
eash package viii be pFiu ed tie words
Gruxn oa Puget Sound. Oar expe-
rinse xith .osaee -. has convinced
q that that ar0~n N the islands Of
Passs Sound Is MT sq7 slied D. ary
croEa els-whsre Ia the United states,
aud tuis experience IS tally corrooo-
rated b. that Of ( stern Se-dmeu, VIE
are nos advertising Il extensively. lie
. u1a NAV be sad OF the eaaItloEeT.
and 80 QreatsF or less extent OF many
. Der kinds Of seeds. To complete our
as.ortneut. vs have ordered from u.
NJ. FerrT L c., OF Detroit. NJ CT =
large stock. which viii arrive o. ;-e 1t
Of F-hru-ry. wasu We w,ll be prepared
10 hll orders BY mail or oth-r~ise
wholesale ami T-taIi.
AIPEED SNYDEE & 60,
ISfvxf Gr1~a--,,r. 10 X - "a u & NsTVrar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18

SEATTLE LODGE No. & ]. o G. T..
- meets every Monday. a. 7;s0 y. M, a.
cir hail. Front street. Visiting meRl-
bers always we come.
JOAN p. DENNY, W. c, T.
w A Hall w ) dell
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
WANTED.
InlrlTR Your Lalilg Stock.

HAVE 4 FEW BROWN LEGHoRN
| Grow IS left, Matched this season from
imported stock Brown Lexuorn fowls
are the lest layers IN existence. and any
pc son keeping fowls or eggs should have
tRis variety. Price, 80 - 81 each; trios
two pulleIs and a cockrell $40.
no22 c. p. STONE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
FOR RENT OV SHARES,

TWO WILL IMPROVED FARM 2
l for rent on shart W tn fonr m les
o. Lscoaner. on the county road. Also.
7 nr s horses md colts, = d seed. feed q d
farm implem nts for sale c esp. Al o. .
Or 10 da ry CO.'S for sale.
Inqui ut this Office iairdw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18

Tia Baker City D ~ T-stass, after q
aherS nnnAppy sxisis@e., has saspeed-
ed paelieAliea II esuld nos be made
% par,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
MARI Rid.

PEsS EI-I A6RN-in this city Jan. 10. al
Ihe u rm.n It-i0 - ed Cnureh. By heV.
q OR edel. Henry Penn and Emma
hagen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
REJOICE AND Be CLAD

BECAUSE YOU CAN FIND A PLACE
d in all his b city where ba gains
m y be h id in Il drnon Set. parior set.
Cooking snd hea'inx Stoves, writing
Desks, SEWING Machines. Spring NJ ~
tresseS Bao Clothi' g. Pillows, Cr0ckery-
ware, Silverware. Pistols, b each-loading
Guns, Chars and Tables OF all kinds, both
new and second hand.
We intend for the next 80 days TO sell
b. low competition pric s. We are not
hard up, bus want TO show tn public tn I
we arS not dead though We have Ike 4
quiet. 10 net fail 10 give us ca ] and see
and to those who are in go ed to as J
long or short accounts, without respect 10
per-uns, we say, Jme and settle by Jan.
/. 1855. ard save KIP nS of suit.
emember the Ola staud. Cherry street,
next 70 ' esler's Hal. We mean business.
de2slI W. T, Pill. aA n & co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
THE LEADING sEwsFAPEA or WASHING

THF LEADIs1 NEWsFAPkh OF WAahINel
ToN.
The Seattle DAILY Posi- ISTELLIGESCER
OF Jan. 1t vas Vne of the best editions
that tbAt paper ever issued. lt con-
tanned uucn valuable information con
corning thus Territory, and copy (
that edition oHgbt To nod its way into
very household. Tue posT lSTELLIGEy
cEg IS the leadlne Newspaper Ut Wash
Ington, an. has always underworld to
kerry pasv ILL., -..- 49, mug Northwest.
-Cl ehalis Suggff
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
TO RENT. UNFUaNlSntD

I OVER HALF or HOUSE. CEN
IL 'raliy locsted: all seoommodat ons :;
TO IN II fami y only; rear. SIS. address
Nv G." ca Y. N G. A. ial6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
THE srEAilER
m - - n ~

Will leave Seattle On susaAyA $50 ~.
Tor Sehome ard inierme1fats 49,
turning, leaves sehoDe es-s,is 3
ate. noos, and a.,iyes e " -
Tuesday, carr, Ing passes - m
for FtSSy Costs hnd nc'<s.
Rsgular time and ~ - 49,
dati0ns for both passe1S y MI
@. II. PREsco1T,
Manager. Portland
JoHN MUIR, Trsi..c Msn.<s-: 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-06
nANGER FROM CHOLERA.

The mortality from cholera in Spain is
rapidly increasing. The number of new cases
and deaths, after remaining nearly stationary
for one month and then showing only slow
rate Of progress during the second month, is now
running up with appalling rapidity. The num-
Der of deaths officially reported is between
1000 and 1000. while the number of new
cases exceeds 1920, every twenty-four hours.
AS the sanitary regulations are rigid and cause
great annoyance, expense and inconvenience to
the poorer classes it is probable that many
cases are concealed from the authorities and
consequently that the official figures fall short
of the facts. The pestilence is still kept under
control in the capital, where it is not making
rapid progress, but in the provinces its "a wages
are extending at an alarming rate. The reap
pearance of the disease in Marselles has caused
a renewal of last years panic in France and
Italy,
The chief source of anxiety, so far rs this
country is concerned, is the probability that the
disease will be carried TO Cuba from Spain.
The commerce Of the island with the mother
country il very large. and in the absence of
scientific system of quarantine it will not be
surprising if an outbreak of cholera in the West
Indies be- reported before the close of the
present month. American ports, especially in
the South, will then be exposed to the contagon.
No precautions should be neglected by the
quarantine officials at New-OrcnDs, Charles
ton, Savannah, Key West, Tampa, Pensacola
and other ports to prevent the landing Of
passengers or freight that may be tainted with
the germs of this terrible pestilence. There
will be an urgent need of vigilance, intelligence
and painstakng care on the part of officials all
along the seaboard during the remainder of
the wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-06
PERSONAL.

The hotel I'm Detroit 10 which General Grant took his
the house which they afterwar lived Is still standing
The Rev. Charles A. stackley. VINO has been called to
the pulpit Of the Marcy Avenue Baptist Church Brook
lyn was seven years ago young lawyer in Lagrange
Georgia Then he TO preaching al ElDerton whence
called Augusta and then To Charleston. where
he now Is. He Is only twenty six years old.
At Rchfeld Springs one day, Genvtal Buckner heard
some military seer tics crticisng General Giants uili
tary ability. why, Hooker brave Grant"
said one man excitedly. Eut Grant was o very
man." said Buckuer And Mcclellan greater
strateeist" said another scorer. =" But Grant
famous for his nearncss," said Buckner. " He may
have been brave, but lie always near" What do
Won mean by nearness" asked another scofer letI-
lantly Why when looked around at Fort Donelson
for some one surrender 10. Grant right there
handy; and notice when General Lee surrendered at
Al pOnattox Grant the nearest General TO take his
sward. ON, he was near. Grant was"
The spe skers at the dedication OF Voltarcs statue In
Paris were Yves Guyot Arsene Honssaye. sardou and
Michelln President OF the Municipal Council Guyot
ires brilliant and versatile orator. Sardou read his
speech poorly His voice not good and he does not
know how TO use IT,
Daytt, arrived at this port to-day, the steamer
Caspian from Liverpool. She at to New
York.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Secretary Manning aud family
will leave Washington tomorrow afternoon for Now
York where the Secretary will Join the President and
tho other members Of the Cabinet saturday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-06
GENERAL GRANTS MONUMENT
LETTER TO TIE BOYS.

LETTER TO The BOYS.
To the EditOr or The Tribune.
SIR VIII you let me say word especially to
the boys Of the United statesi Appeals will be made
doubtless to individuals societies, to
children for money help build the monument TO the
memory OF General Grant. I make niue to the boys
giving some the why they should most OF all
be ac wed to have part this sweet and noble work
l. The boys are to be future c and keep the
country he saved
@ He Is hero to everybody. But grand, manly boy
comes so very what Ulysses Grant In he
young life that their hands should bring offerings
next OF kin.
g. Because after giving OF their money they will
put themselves in attitude OF love toward his
memory thereby adopting his rules and method OF life;
his patience sweetness OF temper his loyalty 10 friends
above all Lis loyalty his country his courage his
ticence, nnd from quarter that General 6rant
spoke Ill OF another-a grand record and his IN
donitabe perseverance,.
A. Nothing endears boy to his country much a.
love the hero OF his country. Cherish General Grant
theD boys with all your hearts, now and all ses
B. And last. Because these boys never had chance 70
fight under HIM There may De time coming when all
yalor all strength. all goodness will lie NEEDED Mono
can say History furnishes crises suddenly Get ready
brotherly love that General Grant left you as hs
greatest gift, and you will best honor him.
so. boys OF every State In tho Union. from NaBc 10
prida the Atlantic To the golden Gate, sngy
and in societies. send your money! the five cents. tas
dime the quarter OF o isar yea, even the penny To the
office OF the Grant Monument Association, No. l46
Broadway, New York City. MARGARET SIDNEY.
Concord, Mass. Aux. 1, 1855.