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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-11

THE OPERA "Enoch Arden" one
of Tenuyson's saddest and most beautiful
productions, was presented at the Opera
House last night by the Gilbert and Hunt
ley Company in manner that deeply at.
fected the audience and brought tears to the
eyes OF many of those comprisingit. This was
the fourth play produced by this company
in this city this week, each OF which has
been presented in excellent style, and there
are Alexandrians who go to Washington
nightly to see not half SO good performances.
Tonight "Rosedale, or the Rifle Ball" will
be played, the entertainment being given fer
the benefit Of the Alexandria Light Infantry,
and detachment of that company will APP
pear on the stage and give an exhibition
drill. There should be crowded house as
this troop is deserving of the patronage OF
the citizens and the Alexandria Light In
iantry of their encouragement and support.
Last night the character taken by Miss
Foriae Abel, who by her beauty and act.
ing has become favorte, did not admit OF
her doing herself justice, but tonight, she
will take mere prominent part and will
appear to better advantage. To morrow
evening matinee will be given when Van,
the Viigiuian will be reproduced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-11

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON, VA.
The Academic exercises of this wel.known In
stitution will be resumed on SEPTEMBER 10th.
Those desiring admission should apply without
delay for all needed information to
au14-eo1m FRANCIS H. SMITH, Supt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-11

Work ON THE RIVER FLATS. Col. Hains's
report upon the work of improving the Po-
tomac river front during the month OF Au-
gust shows that during that month S23,Ooo
was expended. leaving an available balance
Of 1924 ,403 Dredging was continued IN
widening the Virginia channel. The new
hydraulic dredge is provided with stronger
engines, and can operate in harder material
and discharge through larger pipes. VI the
total of 100000 cubic yards required
to ill up the flats to the desired level,
2,625 900 yards are now in place. All the
branches of the work will be confined dur
ing the month The work of remov-
ing rocks from the channel was con-
fined TO small group of spurs off
the upper end of AHalostan island. Work
or FIVE of the seven groups Of rocks con.
tracted to be removed has been completed,
and if the sixth can be completed during
the present month that on the lest will be
begun.
The CHANGERS EXaIDrtloN.-A note
received from Falls Church at this office
this morning saws: The work of pre-
parirr the grounds and buildings for the
Changers Exhibition is progressing rapidly.
Some fifteen of the buildings are completed
and several others only need roofs to com
plete them. Three more buildings will be
erected before the exhibition opens on Mon.
day. The railroad company will have the
platform and approach to the grove COM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-11
EDUC4 TIONiL.
M ISIS SHERMAN,

Graduate of "ETcrcst Soho of Nusic'D
Will commence lessons in VOCAL MUSIC in AL
exandria, SEPTEMBER 22d, 1885. Circular
may be obtained at Miss Dorsey's. 1873 Cameron
street, or at Frenchs Bookstore. scpS 2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-11

BALr1MoLE CATTLE MARKET. Sept lO-sheep
and Lambs. The receipts number only 10 head
since Monday, and these are on sale. We have no
change in prices TO record. Hoes.-There are no
arrivals since Monday, and all the offerings oil
that day have been sold at unchanged rate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-11

BALTIC SUGARASD COFFEE MARKET Sept. TO-
Sugars Holders OF stocks Of raw Sugars have
held steady, indeed, with higher ideas in some
eases, & disposition being shown to advance tho
line OF valuation on tho very best samples, and
general confidence in the outlook is expressed.
Just now, however, there is temporary luil In
the movement, and the business is moderate, buy
ers on recent Investments having secured pretty
good temporary supply. We quote fair to good re-
fning at iaa53s centrifugal go test 6a6 BIG
grocery grades New Orleans 5qia64 and nomi-
nal For refined Sugars the market 10 steady
st orr quotations, say for cut loaf 71!sc; cubes
rs: powdered 7ls; graduated 5ih; softs-
moulds 7l,; Dicks contectioncrs' rs; standard
67s; yellow 5lsa6.
Coiiac-rhe demand for invoices is only mode
rate, and the market is quiet and steady with 8
reduced stock in importers hands. The sales are
500 bags at e1saS7s cents, and the Withdrawals
600 bags. The jobbing trade is moderate. W, we
cents, fair at SIS cents good at S7s cents, and
princ at 9ls cts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-11

Cattle Markets
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Sept. lo-At
Queenstown this week 153 head of Cattle offered,
with sales at 3a5 cents per Id. Some 100 Sheep
and Lambs offered Sheep sold at 2a3 y cents,
and Lambs at 3a5 \, cents per ID. Some Cows and
Calves sold at $25a5O per head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-11

CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. Sept. 1O.-Hogs
easier: common and light So TOAD 90; packing
and butchers 81 2Oa4 10; receipts 1,45O head
shipments SCI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-11

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET Sept. 1o.-Cattle-
Market stronger shipping steers S3a6 10; stock
ers and feeders dull at S2a3 40; COWS, bulls and
mixed 81 65S4; Texans firm at 81 GOa3 90;
western rangers, natives and half breeds SO 3O
as: cowss2 50s3 40. Hogs.-Light grades strong,
ar. n,aking grades weaker; rough ard mixed
s. So G5s4 raekine AID shipping IS 60a4 65 light
weights So Coal So skips 50 SOFAS Is. SHEEP
Market stcaiier: natives 81 75a4: Texans 81 rs
az 10; Lambs 81 5Oa3 % per head.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-12
ASrI.CnIxEsE RESOLUTIONS.

At a meeting of residents Of Carbon
ado. Pierce county, last Monday even.
ing, speeches we're made and the fellow.
ing preamble and resolutions adopted:
WHKREAs, The people of Washington
Territory and that portion adjacent te
Puget Sound 10 particular. after due de.
liberation, have decided that the expul
sion Of the Chinese from our Territory
il An absolute necessity, thereby giving
employment TO q graat amount OF al
present unemployed white labor; and
Whereas. That by using only fair
means thus far, they have been able to
rid a great portion of the couRtry OF
that acknowledged curse, the Chinese
and
Whereas. That We, having a Just
sense of our duty in the matter, while
We deprecate violence in any manner
whatsoever. and knowing the financial
circumstances Of greater portion Of
the inhabitants of this place. and feel
ing that, owing TO the present depressed
state Of the coal market, the inability
of the Carbon Hill Coal Company to
compete with other coal in the San
Francisco or any market,w was the cost OF
mining or cleaning their coal increased
in any amount, and fearing any hasty
action would be the fererunner Of no
good results; therefore be il
Resolved, That We request the Carbon
Hill Coal Company, through its Super
inseudent, ID. T. Davies, to discharge
all Chinese in their employ on or before
January l, 1886, promising him 10 the
event OF his compliance with our re-
quest our hearty 90 operation and as
sistance Ia preserving order and keeping
the mines running till that time. after
which we will not be responsible for the
Consequences; and bs il further
Resolved, That We tender eur most
hearty congratulations to the people Of
rsceas for their signal success in III Is
movement.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-12
SUMMONS.

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIKI
L Third Judicial District Of washinrtor
Territory. holding terms at Seattle in Kim
county. for the counties Of King and Kftssr.
No. 4o4S- Hannah Martha Dodds, plaintiff
W. George A. r. Dodds. defendant
Complaint fled In the county Of King. In
the ONCE Of the Clerk Of said Distric. Court
The Unitsd States Of america send greetisS
To George A. B. Dodds defendant
Yoa are hereby required to appear in 40 action
brought against you by the above named plain.
tin, In the District Court Of the Third Judicial
District OF the Territory Of Washington, hold.
ing terms 1T the city of Seattle, in the county
Of King. for the counties Of King and Kitssc.
and to answer the complaint nled therein.
within sixty days from the date Of the first
publication Of this summons. or judgment by
default viii Be taken against GU. according
to the prayer Of the complaint.
the aid action Is brought BY said plaintiff
to OBTAIN decree granting TO plain.If . di.
vorce from You on the grounds Of abandon.
men; and failure on yeur part to make suisa.
bio provision for the support OF your family,
and the custody Of Frank and Nellie T. Dodds
children Of plsintif and defendant, and
awarding TO plaintiff, g. her separate proper.
ty. lots and 6. In block 4, Of LAWYERS sddi
ton TO Seattle, In King county; and lot 7. in
block rs, In Job Cars addition to Tacoma
city, in Pierce county. Wash TERI. and for q
more specific statement Of ths cause and gen.
ersi nature Of said action you are hereby re-
ferred to Plaintiffs complaint on file - afore.
said.
Witness the Hon Roger 8. Greene. Judge Of
-, the said District Court. and the seal
1 SEAL thereof. this 17th day Of October
t~' A. d. 1855
JAMES sEAvRY. Cierk.
by JANIS p. LUDLOW. Deputy.
@. H. Hanfofd plaintiffs attorney. ocs9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-12
FOR ZIG N.
Lsrd L,eutenant OF ripperary.

Lsrd Lieutenant OF tipperary.
LONDON, Nov. ll.-Viscauu Havarden
has been appointed Lord Lieutenant Of
County Tipperary in place of Viscount
Lismere, who has resigned.
stead In Prison.
LONDON, Nov. 1l.-Stead, the convict
ed editor of the Pail Mall Ga-ette, was
interviewed in prison today. His var
den was present at the interview. The
visitor vas not allowed to shake hands
With the prisoner. Stead vas in a prison
9arb, consisting Of GlenRarry cap, q
loose fitting, yellow, coliarless jacket,
stamped on the left breast With a circle
X. two strokes, g." baggy, coarse, yell
low pants, bearing the Government
stamp, broad arrow. and over
sided patched bouts. His hair
was cropped short. Stead appear
ed to be suffering severely from
cold. his hand being tucked in his caps-
cious sleeves for warmth. He was in
fairly good spirits, however. He is al
lowed newspaper in his cell. but has
not light sufficient to read il. His
breakfast consists Of thin porridge and
brown bread, bis dinner Of suet pod
ding, and supper Of porridge and brown
bread. he sees nobody between 6 p. N.
and 8 e. m. Stead's daily task ia to
pick one pound OF oakum. Ordinary
prisoners have to pick three pounds.
The sentence Of all the prisoners Gem
menoes on the irst day of the session
Of court, which this year Was October
18th. Stead will therefore DO released
on Janu .ry 18Th.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-12
SHERIFFrS SALE,

N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
= Third Judicial District OF Washington
Territory, holding terms at Seattle.
No. i6SS-Lucien B. sharp. plaintiff vs.
Penticost Symons defendant
Under and By virtue o. an execution is
sued out OF the above named Court, IN
the above entitled action. dated the oath
eay OF October. lsss. and to me directed
and dniivered. l have duly levied upon
the Following described real property. Sit
uared in King co1nty. W. T., towit
The southeast quarter tSE Il Of south
west quarter tSW II. and southwest GUAR
ter tsW y OF southeast quarter tSE Il. Of
section thirty-two $50. township twenty
nye t2Sl north. range five ~ east; and |
viii. on
SATURDAY.. the sth day of De.
eember, 1885,
At the hour Of IL o'clock q. m. of said isy.
IN front OF the Court House door. in The
city OF Seattle. King county, Washington
Territory. proceed TO sell said property al
public auction. to the highest bidder, fer
Dated at Seattle, the 5th day of No
vember. 1885. J. III. McGKAW
nos Sheriff Of King county. VT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice ~ Creditors.

IHE DISTRICT COURT. HoLpIys
I isrus q seattle. IN King e0sasy, w.selns.
.oc Territory
Nc. Aos7-Loais C Aadsrso.. tnsosusas Va
his Creditors.
TERRITORY Of vAshisg.on, King counsy. So
Pursuant 20 Al order Of the Hosor.h;e
soser >. Greeoe. Judge ef the above entitled
CUR. notice Is hereby Civ q 20 A. credit
srs Of the above naned irsofvent. Icuss { A
oersoo. 20 Dc and a. pear before the eaad Jud ~.
a. the Court House In seattle. King co1nty
Sk<hing-o1 Territory within 20 days from he
date % pablicsxion Of his nOssce. soxis. on he
m day O. DECEMBER. A D. 1855, a II olcleck
4 n 81 that day, tken AID there 10 ahOv exas<
.ay they can. Why the prayer OF sid ,n
solvent should not be granted. an sspig.-
Inenf OF bis estate made, ana he di-chsrSeS
from his debss and liabilities, pursaan, y
The statute In such case made end provided
And In The Meantime Il procesdi..fr s<z,as q
said tnsoiveni are to Be stayed
Witness my snd and tie seal II
sEAI. said Court, this 4th day Of Sovern-
49, Der. A. D. lsss
JAMES sEAvEY, Clerk
By JANE P. LrDLsv, Deputy. nos 5v
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-12
A JEALeUs HUSBAND

On the boat coming up the river
the other day WAS q couple of whom
everybody soon took notice. Ii was
plain enough that they had had a
row and that the wife was as mad rs
wet hen. When she had taken a
seat the husband walked up and
down and glowered at everybody
and seemed to murmur threats of
vengeance. On the deck. sitting by
himself, was q red-shirted. big
giant of chap about 40 years of age.
Presently the woman gathered up
her parcels and walked over and
shook hands and sat down beside
him and began Q cheerful chat, ex.
planning. however
MY husband is terribly jealous Of
me and l want to bother him"
"All right, marm," replied cid
Hercules, Just chatter and chin to
your hearts content, and I'll lsrf and
larf, and slap my leg where the
applause should come in."
The bold action puzzled the hus-
band for few minutes, but present,
" he walked up to the jovial pair
and said to the man;
Are you an old acquaintance of
hers
Il should remark that was, your
honor; knowed her for the last
thirty odd years"
Him Who are you :"
They calls me William the Con.
ker when they have time when they
don't, they cut il short TO Bill the
Conk. And what may your own
handle be ~
Hump, Mary, come with me-"
I'm entirely comfortable" she
replied.
MARY, / want YOU ~
(Which 10 to remark" said Viii
liam as be rose up, THAT when q
lady puts herself under my protect
ion. and q fiy gent comes around
with his chin music, Bill the Conk 4
10 duty bound 10 protect her.
Stranger, You skip"
| sir !"
{" Which is to say that you viii
skip or swim y
William reached out but the hus
band retreated and sat down al &
safe distance and for two long hour,
he must have suffered torture. Ths
wife chartered. William slapped hi.
legs. and the passengers vinked
and as the couple landed at one ol
the club houses, the man in the red
shirt handed the lady ashore like |
cavalier. and called out /:
Il tambles 10 the object, me lady
and IL William the Conker kin eve
be Of assistance again. juss gin me I
blast on your fog horn. and Ill b
thar Till deaih. r-FrSs Pres.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-12
FOREIGN.
Glsdssene n EAiaharxh.

kDuBuBoa. Nov. lin an address
here tonight Gladstone said it vas I'M
possible for Parliament TO deal With the
irish question satisfactorily except BY
the seton OF q party powerful enough
10 act independently of the Irish vote.
According TO Tory as veil as Liberal re-
ports, s1cb party in the coming Par
lament car only be the Literal party.
This consideration Vas Of the highest
importance. The Tories had circulated
erstuitous insults about himself, which
mode Of warfare the Liberals never in
duieed in. He taonght most Of the re-
spectacle Tories disspproved it. One
untruth Vas that be possessed large
quantity OF land in Russia. and smother
vas th4t be felled trees on Sundays. he
reoounted other untr1ths uttered about
him, enc Of which was that be opposed
the household franchise. while the fact
10 that be advocated an extension Of the
Suffrage.
Gladstone then referred to the ques-
ton of disessablishment of the church.
he vas not aware Of any intention TO
make disestablishmeut q test question.
He vas confident that il had been made
a test question by Terry influence. The
question voald be q most grave matter.
A Ssiee from france.
PARIs, Nov. lila France, comment
ing on the reported declaration Of var
between Burmah and Great Britain,
makes q vislent attack on the latter
poser, and says that the British eXpe-
dition to Burmah Is really aimed at
France. IL then urges De Freycinet to
unite With Russia to stop Engisnd's
territorial ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
The AIgema Disaster.
OWEN Sound, Nov. 1.-THE revised
list of those lost and saved in the Ago
ma disaster, as accurate as can be made
mp at present, shows that the total
of those lost 10 IS. and Of the
saved IA. This makes the full number
Of persons that the Canadian officials
estimate we're on board the steamer.
Fatal Accident
MONTREAL, Nov. ll.-While Ave men
we're painting the ceiling OF the drill
shed today. the scafoldina gave way.
Two Of the men we're killed inst antly a
third died shortly after, and the other
Ivo are not expected to live.
The Epidemie.
The official returns at the Health
Oaice today show that there we're 81
deaths in this city from smallpox, and
Is in the suburbs yesterday.
Canada's Captive.
WINNIPEG, Nov. ll.-Riel spends his
lime praying and writing, scribblinR
prophesies late into the night. He re-
ceived the notice of his reprieve joy
fully, enchanting. 81 thank Almighty
God for his great mercy and the Glenn
ENJOY be has put into the hearts of his
people. am thankful for these eight
days more to live"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-12
SHERIFF'S SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE
L Third Judicial District Of vsshington
TER tsry, holding terms 81 sesftie.
Ne. ttss-Alvin Bsslsy. plsinsin. " Rich.
ard Jefs end M.ry Jeff. dssendAnts
Under ana By virtue OF IN order Of sale
and decree OF foreclosure, Issued out Of
the District Court, holding te- ms 81 Scat
tie. on the ID day Of November. 1855. in the
above entitled action. wherein the above
named plaintiff obtained Q Judgment and
decree agsinst the above nawed defend
ants / am commanded 70 sell the follow
ing mort2A9ed premises that 10 10 say:
Lsss numbered Cur i4l add eve lsl, and
tie eA-s hAf IL y Of south west qnaxf ! fsv
h Section eight o. In tovnahip tween y-one
f3il north range ave 81 cas- e~nissuins enc
Aunfn~d sos tafrsy tv0 sd IS loo III IS 1901
scres. 10 Kiag ecgafy, ws~ei sgsen Territory.
Notice b thersfers ksrss- sivsa. shst %
saturday. the 18th day Of Ne
ee0ber. 1855.
Al TIE hour 81 O'Clock .. n. Of sid dag.
., the Cours HOUSE door. In the city Of
Seattle. King county. wazhfng-on Territory.
vlli, IN oneftec>s % odd ofs3~r e sAis ADD
d~cfee Of foreclosure. eel the sncve eescrfb~1
property % satisfy plaintiffs tadgnsnt. VIII
ietsrest thereoa And eosta. 10 the kighssf And
best h2dd<r for cash
pxssd ~ sssssis. tss i2th eAy Il Nev.mbsr
isss J. Il Mc01Aw
| nai9Ad Sheriff. IL Kins essssy.
0soA,vn b 1saDs ssssrssys fss paaaatsA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-12
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L Third Judicial District Of the Territory
Of Washington. holding terms at Seattle.
In King county, for the counties Of King
Complaint filed in the County of King,
In the office Of the Clerk Of said District
Court.
No 45s7-Gnbert Gudmundson, plain.
till. vs.. J. p. Adams, defendant Alias
summona
TEE UNITED STATES or AMERICA SEND GRxErIxs.
To J. p. Adams. defendant
You are hereby required to appear IN an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff. In the District Court of the
Third Judicial District of the Territory of
Washington. holding terms At the city of
Seattle, in the county of King, for the Coun-
ties Of King and kitsap. and TO answer
the complaint fled therein within sixty
days from the date Of the first publication
OF this Summons, or judgment by default
will be taken against you. according to
the prayer Of the complaint.
The said ac,ion Is brought to set aside
certain Judgment obtained by defend
ant against plaintiff. ard entered In said
Court April 30, 1852. said Judgment, "a
plaintiff alleges. having been rendered
on . forged promissory note. Of which
forgery plaintiff was ignorant until after
payment Of said Judgment April q 1852;
also. to recover back the money 30 paid
by plaintiff to defendant towit. Sass 81
with interest thereon from April q. 1882
until paid, at 10 per cent per annum. to-
gether with costs and attorneys fees In
this action Plaintiff also ayers that de-
PENDANT has been absent from Washing.
ton Territory since August. 1884. but that
he Is possessed Of property in said King
county, of which plaintiff asks that q re-
oeiver be appointed. Plaintiff also prays
TO- general relief.
Witness the Hon. Roger 8. Greene. Judge
.@~, Of the said District Court, and
SEAL. the seal thereof, this 9th day
t@' Of October. A. ID. 1885.
JAMES SEAVEY. Clerk.
BY JAMES p. LUDLOW. Deputy.
y. Soderberg. attorney for plaintiff
Date OF first publication October - 1885
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-12
PACIFIC COAST.
The raeemans In Portland.

PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 1.-The Taco
ma citizens arrived In Portland this
evening from Vancouver, where they
we're warmly received bv the people.
They we're given the freedom Of Port
land. and appear in the highest spirits.
They created favorable impression
here among all Glasses, excepting the
Chinese lovers. They will return 10
Tacoma tomorrow morning.
she was Pssss sed.
SAs FRANcrsco, Nov. 11.-Dr. W. ID.
Johas ton, the chemist, Who took charge
Of the stomach Of Mrs. Ceoelia Bowers,
who died under circumstances which
led to belief that she was poisoned,
has made bis report TO Coroner O'Don.
nell, which eencludes as follows:
have no hesitation in asserting that the
cause Of death vas poisoning BY phos-
phorus."
suing the SIX Ce0pantes.
SAN FRANcIsCs. Nov. u.-Wiliiam T.
VIII. eler has instituted suit against the
Chimes Sir Companies for $500, the re-
ward offered by them for the arrest and
conviction Of Joe Tune Chung. Who
murdered Ju Bang on the 18Th Of Sep
tembsr, 1854. in Oakland. Plaintiff
AYERS that he effected the capture Of the
murderer, Who Was convicted and sen.
fenced 10 imprisonment for life, and
that defendants now refuse 70 pay over
the published reward.
santa Barbara Barbarisies.
SANTA BANANA (Cai.l. Nov. l1.--Au
attempt 10 being made 10 drive the Chi.
nese frem this place. Several nights
ago an effort was made 10 hre the Chi.
ncse wash houses sisuased in the lover
part Of town, and last night q pistol
shot vas fred into one Of their houses.
the ball passing over the heads of rov
OF Chinausn. An attempt vas also
made last night 10 Ere q Chinese store
bus vas discovered before any damage
vas done.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-12

Among the anti Chinese saitAeors In
Aiesed al Tacoms we're the Mayer Of
the town, too City Counsiipen, the
PROBATE Judge Of the csonsy, three
nsvspap<s edlsorx the secretary OF the
Yoanr Meu,s Christian Association. Q
esndldsse for United states Aarshal OF
the TERRITORY, several mefchAsts ssd Q
numbsr cf old soldiers OF tss Grand
Army Of the Rsvuhisc. without reRssd
70 the WORK they vsre enRaeed -. o.
for which thsy vers tnesoesd. y y q
ridieuious - q y falss 70 saii soce Dsa
hoodiums ard bam0ess. - tne ossees-
- 81 . ~ 81 ~ 8n1eesA peoe0 -