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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-19
Affairs In Montgomery County, Md.

THE ANNUAL LEvY-PUBLIC sCHooLs-wAsBs
INGroN GRovE-PoLITICs-PERso
Correspondence OF THE EyESrNa STAR
ROCKVILLE, June 18th.
The county commissioners met ON Monday.
and will remain In session all the week en.
gagged I'm making the usual yearly levy.
The board of school commissioners waited
yesterday on the county commissioners ana
asked for a levy OF SD. 755 with which TO run
the public schools OF the county for ten months
from the LIST OF September next. The expenses
for running the public schools during the past
nine months has been s3S, 900. This sum ins
cludes the amount received from the state
The school board received yesterday tho
designations as teachers OF public schools
A. X; Martini, w. J. weems, c. r. New
ton, I. w. It. holland, Charles Fawceti,
firmed the appointments OF |. W. Brown, al
Ragtown. and Q. f. Newton, at Knowles The
examination OF applicants, as teachers of public
schools will take place in this town on the 1t
OF July The LIST and ID viii be devoted ~ the
white applicants, and the Sd To the colored.
Several of the cottages at the Washington
Camp Grove are filled with visitors and fifteen
new cottages are In process OF erection.
The political canvass before the democratiT
primaries has opened in earnest, and there
at least half n dozen applicants for every p,,sis
ton TO be filled. IL is not likely that the pris
marfes will come of beiore the LIST OF Septemr
Der. This gives the candidates an opportunity
Of seeing the people at camp meeting
There Is the usual rush of summer visitors
from Washington 10 points along the Metropolis
tan branch. Among the arrivals yesterday at
this point were Mrs Maury Dove and children,
Mrs. Dove Will spend sometime with her
father Robert j. Carter. esq.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-19

hR. AND NINE SELDEN, ESTABLISHED 1855
I/Oniy reliable Ladies Physician in the city: be
consulted daily a. $50 Missouri ave- Az st. H. W.
fFOnlit treatment. Correspondence and consulta-
el1-6t*
DEAD AND RE WISE-DR RROTHERS COG b
= 81 - W appeared before and made oath that
ne Ii the Oldest Established Expert Specialist i'm this
cte anu Will guarantee private
disease aud furnish medicine, charge; the poor
FURNISHED medicine tree Consultation and advice
iree ~ any hour during day Subscribed and
10 before me by Dr BROTHERS, April ID 1854.
Je31m< SAMCtLH WALKER Nofarv I1hlic
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SALE.

THANCERY SALE.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of e.s+
the strict Of Columbia passed in equity cause :.N
NoS114 doc. 23, Will offer Tor sale al auction y5
T. front of the premises. on TUESDAY, the TIL r
TIETH DAY OF JUNE, 1856, at SIX O'CLOCK p.
M, all that part of lot numbered L. in
square numbered 345 III the city Of Wash
inf ton, d. C.. described follows: Beginning at
the southeast corner of said lot and running thence
west 80 feet 1Ol2 inches of lot north rs
feet thence east 80 feet 1Ole inches to 10th street
with the improvements. consisting of three-story
brick dwelling house No us 10th street northwest.
cash. and the residue in two equal instaImens at re-
ectyely six and twelve mont with six per in
Ierest TO be secured by purchasers reserved
lien or all in cash at purchasers option. deposit
veyancng at purchasers cost.
REGINALD FEN DALI., Trustee.
X o. HUFFMAN. ictioneer. iel I'D, DIS
u D. HOLTZMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer,
1ls 10th and streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-19

TIE OKLAHOMA BooMERscThe War depart
ment Is Informed that aftef thorough scout
made by the army officers OF the Oklahoma
country, no " boomer" were found there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-19
SpR1sa Frxrn

At this season nearly every one needs to use some
SORT OF tonic Iron enters into almost every physi-
clans prescription Tor those who need bufdiur nm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11

AKKvAL on TIE ELDER.-Ths steam
ship Geo. W. Elder arrived here at II 90
last night. She brought ia passengers
10 vicsoria 20 for Seattle IL for PORT
Townsend, and 10 for up Sound Dor "a.
She broaRht - tons of freight for Sc
attic, consigned a. follows: A SNYDER
A B Stswars, A Henrich, A = NsiR
Ballard & Hatfield, Bersh 4 Hink, Bar.
CERT 4 Booth. G p Stone, Chas Frasoh
CAas Louch. Chas Baker, Calkins a
Reddish. Coeles 4 Foster. Oolunbi
and Puget Sound Z r, Dickman 4
Gumbert. ID W Treat. Z Pesers 4 Co
Z Gutmsn. = Gssch, franenfhai Bros,
y Bories, Z II Thomas. Gordon Hard
sare Co. II Uhlfelder. Harrington a
Smith, Hall i Panlson Fur 90, Henry
Harris, HsrschbeRR 4 Co, II II Levy,
w Baby, John Sullivan, J d Lswman,
J Sehram 4 Co. John Michel, ] Born.
stein, john Collins. John Kinnsy, J L
Henry, ] p Warner, jones' a Huhbell
KFeidel 4 Harris. Levy Bros, L B An
nay. L Roasein. l. c whitford. L i
Brock, London Tea 90. n 4 < Gosi
sseia, n A Kelly, NJ Finkelstain. N
Horn, n Pelx. Mira Rosa Spuliz- Der I
KaafnAn. Mrs W Tharne. Nurt6wess
ern Fruit Co. n ChiiberR. Oregon Imy
Co, o Fahrman 4 Co. p Frederick
Phillips Bros, QaonR Tang Yasn. Qnons
Lee Lang. Schwshseher Broa Seaftll
Co 90 St0rs. Sweeney A Co, Sutherland
a Co. Staekpooi, Jackson a Co, Seaman
h Toeng. Newman. 8 Barter 4 Co. Sc
attic Iroa WORKS. ; Coalter 4 So0s.
Lyle. ToklAs a Sineerman, The A I
HoeAling 90. v ScAmid. W 4 Nsnd, VI
Caonz-. w ID Seott 4 Co. Wald 4
CAmphell. W y AIlen 4 Co. Waddell
Mics. " P Boyd 4 Co. W Risssrhoa
" H Psmparey, Wing Hi q Co. W
AcPhersoa-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11
DolSGs on LEmRERaES.

The Gainesville. Ga. match factory
turns out 5000. 0oo matches per day, and
has more orders than 1t can I'LL.
The Harbor Springs, Mich toothpick
factory has purchased $50 cords of wood
at Carp lake TO be worked no into picks.
The Powder River Cattle Company
will In the spring enlarge its cattle sheds
At Duluth from capacity Of 600 10
1000 head.
The fest lumber sold on the east shore
Of Lake Michigan. north of Muske9on,
was IN 1872, by Ross Il Hyde, the price
being g per thousand.
Ii Is reported that a pine tree vas 10
Gently cut in hissaakee county, Mich,
which was Is. ~ e.. the butt log being
eight n. In diameter.
An oak log 10 feet long and feet In
diameter Was lately cns near Akron,
Minn-, bot IL was 50 heavy that it got
stock on the way 10 the mill, and az last
accounts vas stiil on the road, with
three teams unable 10 stir ID.
Two FeFnandina, Fla, men have par.
chased Of tho Florida Land and Immi
grafton Company all the land owned by
that organization along the Florida
Railway aud Navigation Company:
line. ae0regating more than SO, 600 aerss
Paine q Co.'S mill At Pacifc Junction
| Mimi. has Just finished saving ali The
/ timber % be ussd IN she construction Of
the Northern Psaiic Railway briaee be.
tween Superior and Duluth. IL amount
ed 10 9,uo,0of "a In the biz were 90
.,ia..s NJ QxiN ar fugara
A. Nestor 4 Sallivan's lozgsng camp
near Grand Marais. Mich, the saos lzsl
week vas from ~ 70 %. deep en- level
This firm has 100 men and is teams em
piayed In tts camp The legs vlll b
RATED 10 Queoec add thence shipped d
England.
John b. washbaru, operating in thu
vicinity Of Gegen. VIA, pustiag loRl
INTO the Wolf, has 800 males for his mo
tive power, that be purchased Of west
ern ranchero. The boys in the camy
iocosely remark that Il takes SIX Of thl
mules 10 start slsigh and six driver
70 START q mule.
Ira Willard. et Gfeen Bay. VIA. re
gently bought lis acres Of timber LIANT
north Of Gray's HarfssE. W. T., fog whicl
he paid $4,000. little over = an aore
ID q estimated that the trsst will ca
% ooo n. % thu acre. the tanber beirl
Or, spruce. cedar and Psne, large por
tson peiue fine cedAF. Mr.. Willard mad
handsome capital IN land spesalatic'
IN wisconsin. He 10 3 years old. "a.
made this parshsss. Which be consider
his lasi. ter his ehildren-
A woeae1gare coneern II Sanoaboru
Ne. illustrates xhat can be done in an,
a the wooded States, North OF South
by enterpEiss and capital. AZ The fac
tnry referred % wood aooFinx. sprohabt
J parQastryl eroon handles. eis,hespsni
canf doe sseeka baseball bats. dovei'
} trunk easafs. naap hsndass. bxuzA bar
dhss. &nd nameroas other arfleAes o
wood, are tarIaea oas and shipped q
, over the Unitsd States even - 0rseu
. and w&shtngs0a Territory. An ordz
for can't do9 siecks - roe being ale
! sax the Sezts Of Miasszsipps. There
nowhere that wooden goods ssnnot 9.
| and there are no goods that are hkel
. 20 sunomnter % iistas compositions frUi
for&iRn makea --L1@t~r@as.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11

War here's. when hit in battle, trem-
bic In every muscle and gruan deeply.
While thssir eses show deep astonish-
meat. During the battle Of Waterloo,
some OF the horses, - they lay apcu the
ground, having recovered from the trst
agony OF their wounds. fell 10 eating
the grass about them. thus surro1ndine
themselves With q circle Of bare ground,
she limited extent az which showed
their weakness. Others were observed
quietly grazing on the field between tue
too hostile lines. their riders having
been shot Of their backs. and TIE balls
flvins above thsir beads and the tnmuli
hehind, kpf0re and around them, caused
No interruption to the usual instines Of
their nature II was also observed that
when q charge Of cavalry cent pasa near
10 any OF the horses already mentioned,
they weald start of. form themselves in
the rear ,sf thsir noanaed companions
and. though without riders. RAliop siren-
uenxly along With the rest, not stoppine
OF 9inching whsn the fatal shock with
the enemy took plaees AZ the battle O;
Kirk. In lsts. MAier Macdonald, hastnE
endorsed an Engiish ofhcsr, took POS
session ef his herse. which vas very
beautiful, aad a. oace mounted it
when TIE English cavalry ned The hers
ran assy WITH its eapsos, notSIthstand
log ali bis saerts 10 restrain him; no.
aid IL strip until IL vas 90 the bead q
the regiment Of which appArsaify 10
master sas coAnAnasF. The melan-
choly. and at the sans time indlcrcol
fgure watch Mac<3oaAla presented
when be saw himself the victim Of ~
ambition 20 possess 6ns horss. yhici
aisisnsfeay cnst him his life upen%h.
scAEs,d. rnay Be easily conserved.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11
EAsTERN NEWS.
..ys I, rar por-IsTELLIsEscss.
General Grant


u -
GENERAL Grant
yo.x March 10.--5eneral Grsnt
:.ss I stiinplsr.t Last night 10 place
e,sTns. This change OF treAsneut
s,s.biur eject, and the patient
- - nigtt comfortably and this
- s-oas refreshed He made ne
- n regard 70 bis throat
80 aud gaI able 20 paFtake of con-
$3.50 nouriihmeDt-
...yy n Gibbs On silver.
= yoxx. March 18.-Tbe comnser
.iiss5x nxiuts q letter from Henry
., ns,,,.a ate Governor Of the Bunk of
80 and rox President Of the Ia
b..so-,sI Monetary Standard Asso-
- d REPRESENTATIVE BuokneF. in
- h. no RJneer hopes that Great
80 mar BE- lifted 10 toe acceptance
= n -,staiia theories, and looks to the
80 states 10 accomplish q none
..vIution+ nearly, II not wholly,
s5sd His latest idea is that this
-. IN IL ce.ses the coinage of the
s.s-.i.tsd Amount Of silver each month,
ss.s3 attsuapt instead unlimited coin
=. "a silver al some fIed rate. 30 lead
snd controlling the monetary world.
ma. wife ana fiimseif.
t,xusWrox, H.. March l0.-ChaFles
Rss0in. aaed u. was respondent over
:. - Of his money IN the LivfRgton
81 witch failed year ago, and last
-, hot his aged wife TO death and
- Hid himself.
s.rrtas Expiesisn OF sitro-ClJeerfne.
etxyxlAxD, O., March 10.--Oitizens
4 Bradford. Pa, were startled today
!. = tsfriie explosion, which shook the
80 in all parts Of the town. In
- revealed she fac; that the nitro
S,,srsne mandatory OF the Rock
Gsesrina Company, located at Howard
isae,inu, thr 9 miles away, had been
- scsne Of q terrible casualty. A
-snxipe containing 600 pounds of
slysyine had exploded, and W. II. Her
sss,on, one Of the proprietors, and Il.
I Pratt, an employee. we're killed. The
sesory, twsnty five feet away, xas
sIgvn into fragments. Pratt's body
- fOund 30 feet away. All his bones
80 bfoken, but the skin was intact.
Harrington weighed 100 pounds. One
: tso pieces OF tesh was the only trace
81 eould be found of him. Trees
ss.s torn up by the roots and great
- made Ia she earth. Tue loss il
Eae
wszlan suffrage In Dakota
BxxaEcx Dakota, March lO.-Both
,susss Of the Dakota Legislature have
nszd the woman suffrage bill.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11

sAsssoa MAIiA-The yaShon Isiand
Ieopla azs quits disoontenied with their
'hsa sapsay. Ths Office is located much
nsAref Seattle than Tacoma. and the
$50 y ineladed within our euanty
80 when mail service was asked
We ps@ple Il was from Seattle. bat
sane reaseh was given from Taco
sRss&ad. A lestax of paper fruna Sa
- % fsAnh NasAoa possofiice. only
- o. ntne miles distant. or three
sftsfs Ct an hears sfeAming. eces
- - bare 10 hes Tacoma. thence to
-. tseunA, and thense 10 Vsshoa. .
g Furry miles requiring fruna tve
vt days for Us making. Tkaa being
ssesssAry and aneelieSi for. 10 regard
- NE People A. sissply abomtnahls.
teep have submitted TO 10 under
-. trom the beginning. 1hey have
sN sssn mailing further complaints.
- ssen e.realAiine petition. calling
= = suf aid. askigIg : ne1 posloffics
msh reute, sac The Board Of
49, rs. VI believe. taken np this
- and vse trust viii nos Law ID
Until t0eT have reached the peopeg
= - 1esAfta setlaemant. This Ia one Of
- - .llfAs uAilsas that. ccmhinsd vita
1sfs IazseFii.ify strengthen q town,
~ J. tne same time h one In which
- - sassfssss of thu pesple chiefls con.
= - az hsriRay - stAks. and sheoli
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11

LOsT JKwxLkI.-Yesssrday sons ,hief
reached shroash . vindSw q the sseam.
o. Msrvin and sole toe vAlnAbis pairs
OF eof bottoms from the ofses Il thas
steamer. belSnging 70 Fred ThoEndiks,
thu parser. One pair wns takes from q
ptgeon hole, ard the other pair we're
dsfAeAed fr6m the eu4s BY the thisf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11
ITALIAN War VESSELS.

pokT Sam, March 9.-The Italian
men-of-var Jspdolo and Oomts Cavoar
with SIX Italian torpedo vessels, havs
arrived here.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11
TIE nAHpI FElRs AssAssINArIos

KoETI, March t0.-Natives arriving
here today report that Fl Mshdi Ia
leaving khartoam. As be fears being
sssassinated by some of his many enc
mics Who are Jealous Of his successes,
and might take this mede Of doing away
With their rival.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11

Robert ). Henry has eut 800 cords Of
parsar on swifs Fiver, Me-. and 1000 cords
havA oe@a cut In the vieinity Of Raymond
this wianer.-2li 10 Be e0nverted tnso ~
per pulp.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11
AT PARSONS

PARsoss (Ksnsasl. March lO-rhe
strikers on the Missouri Pacific remain
frm. They have been very quiet today
Ii is rumored tonight that they have or,
dered all the engines and men along the
line as far south as Muskoeee TO come
10 Parsons for protection, and also thai
after tomorrow no passenger trains vii
be permitted 20 pass, except engines
and mail cars. This morning Superin-
tendent Golding and Sheriff Lsmpson
attempted 70 fire mp on engine to take
out 8 freight train, bat they we're not
permitted TO do 30.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11
Tmg wAR IN the DESERT
MUCH TArIsuED.

LONDON, March "a dispatch from
korti says that the rear guard Of Gen.
Buller's troops arrived at Korti from
Gskdul IN terribly fa.igued condition.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11
Al AICHIRON.

ArcHIsos. KS. March TO- There is NO
change in the Missouri Pacific situation
here. The striking shopmen still held
possession of the shops aud locomotives,
and prevent the moving Of freight trains.
Railroad officials are awaiting develop
msnts at other localities on the line of
the road. No effort is being made TO
have the Governor call out the militia.
as il does not appear necessary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11
Nua R.main In ssata ase.

The Secretary OF the Interior has re-
ceived telegram from the Pspago In
dian reservation in Arizona. requesting
the withdrawal of the United States
troops from the tract in dispute. The
aud declares that the matter must re-
main in sfata gro until decision ia had
by the United States Court on the Gov
srnment's appeal from the decision Of
the Territorial Court in BereeT's favor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11

LoNpoa, March 1o.--The native press
Of India. with scarcely an exception.
express loyalty toward England and
confidence in the wisdom and tirmnsss
Of Lord Duiferin, British ViOeroy Of
India. There are many expressions of
singer and bitter hostility against Rus
STA, and Brahmins and Moslems vie in
expressions OF contempt for the new
religion. which they say Russia would
attempt to force on India.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11
ttebellIsn In Albania.

sAIoSIcA. March I0.-An instruction
mas broken out 10 Albania. ALI the
aVsiiaole Turkish troops have hurried
70 the scene. A force of Turkish reRu
iars was defeated by the insurgents near
Lyonmet- At Prisrend the garrison was
driven into the citadel by the insurgents
and is now besieeed. The Austrian
eousui u prisoner. aud the orthodox
priests have also taken refuge 10 the
citadel. The insurgents have cat the
telegraph lines communicating With the
districts In rebellion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11
AT DALLAS.

KANSAS err, March l0.-The troops
from st. Louis we're brought to CeAter-
town. within fifty miles of Sedalia,
where they are now quartered in the
cars. Late tonight an armistice vas
agreed upon until noon OF the 14th OF
March, at which time the strikers are to
have an answer. Governor Marmaduke
and Gen. Jameson are to act as media
tors, aud see what, IL any, compromise
can be made.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11
semewhai 60 RIame

LONDON, March l0.-The German pa
pers admit thst Germany was some
what to blame 10 the recent controversy
with England, inasmoch as Bismarok's
official dispatch OF the 9Th Of May last
waa evidently not delivered to Gran
vile.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11

LONDON. March l0.--Sir Peter Inns
den telsRrsphs via Mtshed. a. follows:
Afghan scouts report that small de-
tachment OF Russians has advanced TO
Niholshen. the furthest southwest point
ON the Herr, claimed for Russia. The
frontier advance endanRsrs q collision
with the Afghans.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11

LONDON, March l0.--In the debate in
The Commons this evening on the redis-
Irritation of seats bill, Professor
Bryce. Liberal, offered an amendment
In favor Of the DISTINGUISHING OF univer-
mites. The Parnellitss raised the quss-
zion regarding Dublin University.
,,0niendinR that Il vas inadequate to
the requirements OF the Roman Catho-
lie population of Ireland. and therefor
sas not entitled TO representation Ia
Parliament. The amendment was re-
iected by 30 to 70.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11

VICTORIA. u. C., March I0.-Papers
we're served to-day in a suit to
recover $1,000 against prominent
business man for seduction.
An astonishing advance 10 city real
estate has taken place within the pas,
week. English capitalists are seeking
Investment here. The town il full of
strangers, and the hotels are turning
away guests
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11
a Caiiisien Immiaent.

LoSDos, March ia Persian paper
i,ays: AT Cabieet Council al Cabul
the Ameer and several Generate being
present, 10 Was decided to ask the Eng
Iish Government TO treat With Rassia
Tor the restoration Of Sai.I-Khatam and
Penideh. bat nos to make tho Russian
occupation eass4s belfi. the places not
being Of strategic importance. Zalf-
kar Pass, however. IL vas deoided. must
be recovered by force Of arms,if neces-
lsary.r
Another Persian paper says thai sew
,sral Heraa nobles have arrived 81 Sa.
takhs, 10 present q petition 10 the Ras
slams to annex HerAt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11

The settlement Of the New Hampshire
case IN the senate will be q precedent
Tor toe Oregon case which will Arise IL
the Governor of Oregon appoints q
Senator, the Legislature having failed
% elect 1t seems TO be settled that the
Senate will aJmIt Blair, and If it does il
VIII also admit any senator who NAV be
appointed from Oregon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11

One mile from Rentsn. three-quarters Of
q mile from Cedar River Railroad; fine
body Of land: easy cleared IS per acre /;
a big bargain.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11

LospoS. March I0.-Count Won Mon.
l,ter, German ambassador 10 England,
has communicated 10 Earl Granville q
dispatch from Bismarck. expressing
satisfaction With Grsnvills's statemsnts
Ia Parliament.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11
FOREIGN.
E.lmuna Fases ReIense<..

LONDON, March 1O.-Ednund YATES.
editor Of the HorId, vas released from
5 prison this narninc.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-05-30

|n5Ip py ,nd ss darncd with this silk are
lnsySrsw,u u Iree from all rOughness.
\ Il Im ,hhiO,isalery, otwhateyer material.
FINN FFI " oaIty by "running'' the heels
\ Nj ma , niio1haN DARNING SILK.
lATsps,r aOle nature prevents discom-
E;it t1,S Io OFF, many kinds Of Fancy En-.
euln0' split, fray or fade.