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It's not often we are able to offer real Diamond
Jewelry at such low figures as offer them to-day
and though Is seldom call attention to our stock
of Jewelry will find that only do we carry the
largest assortment but that prices In numberess
instances are far below than similar goods are usually
sold for and that In instance msrepresent our
Eoossosring slverpated silver fire gilt as rolled
plate, &c We offer to-day:
Real Diamond Solid Gold Earrings sac; Pins to
match. st ~ 90.
Fine Rhinestone Pins, very brilliant latest DESIGNS
SSc; Earrings TO match, screw or loop. 99c
beautiful line OF Rolled Plate Pins, at acc; for
merry, 81. 80
Solid Gold Rings with handsome SETTINGS: plain Ak
rnied hinsx Fine rhinestone Rings; Childrens Solid
Gold Rings. all at 90c.
In Mourning Jewery We have . very large assort-
ment all Of the latest designs, and very low prices
Our sssortment q Bracelets and BANGLE. :. verx
complete and comprises Rolled gold Plate Solid Silver
Pine Jet Enameied &c, &c, ranging rom 2Sc to Sd
per pair. ~
Ladies' Fine Silver Rhinestone Collar Buttons. lie
Gents Rolled plate Collar Buttons Toe
Fine Roledgold Plate Vest Chains 81 ga
0e0 k1re-Gnt Vesf Chains, gold patterns 00c
1AdisS Fine RolledEold Plate Lockets beautiful de-
aSn soods worth nom % to $40, We are closing out
Gents, Locket Charms, large variety, ut ftora 4sc
Our STOCK In 30 large that can but ment IN n few
Atctes and IN inspection win convince you that our
hoert,oas IN every respect are correct.
n. srLvERBERG d co,
se2S 312 7tb NJ
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And now they say that Jumbo was murdered
1t Is claimed that he was dying OF consump.
tion, and that the circus men, seeing he was
doomed. decided to give him a dramatic exit
The charge is q serious one, and If the case was
tried before jury Of Jumbo's peers, in the
shape Of . herd OF elephants, 1t might 90 hard
with the pachydermacide
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ULCANIZED RUBBER GossAMERs.
India Rubber comes from kind of trees in
South America-The tree grows to a height of
about so feet, and Is like our Magnolia, only it
has no branches except near the top and pro-
duces fruit called the White Almond which
Is eaten by the natives
To obtain the India rubber. O long cash Is cut
IN the sides OF the tree from which flows q
White oily liquid. resembling milk. This is
gathered and cooked in moulds, then placed
In the cold To CONCEAL, and it Is then 4 solid
mass OF pure India-rubber. The ordinary In.
dia-ruboer becomes soft when heated and very
hard when subjected TO cold, but by a patent
process OF Incorporating into the rubber small
proportions OF sulphur and other ingredients
and snbjecting 1t to heat from $50 to 300 de
Krees or temperature IL Is vulcanized, and is un-
lformiy elastic, and no: affected by either heat
or extreme cold.
We have inst received an elegant line of
these Nulcanzed India-rubber Gossamsrs
which are warranted thoroughly Water proof
seams being made with q water proof cement
and cannot Leak. will neither crack nor grow
son. and yet are pliebe and light which we
propose to OFFER at the low price Of 81 so each,
worth $3.50.
No ladies' Gossamer ct q less price, and not
made By this patent process can be so recon-
mended, and previously this process has been
confined TO "a, 50 and % Gossalners
(SecOnd floor; take the eleyetor)
seZS WOODWARD d. LOTHROP
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COUNTRY BOARD.

THE MISSES TYSON Desire 10 AccoNN0
date several adults with hoard and LODGING durin,
the fall and Winter months. "Home comforts gns,S
anteed Terms. according 20 requirementx p a
Laurel Prince 0eoeuo'o county, NJ oG2a-ocl1
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It IL to be hoped that Prof. Agassiz viii feel
able 10 accept the position of superintendent of
the coast survey, recently rendered him by
President Cleveland. Under his direction the
office would be restored to its best traditions for
scientific work. AS citizen Prot. Agassiz would
be valued accession to Washington where In
turn, he would find a congenial community of
science and culture
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i wo EXCELLENT VALUES
BROCApED vELvETS.
10 inch Black Brocade Velvet, elegant DESIGNS
fine quality. worth 81 25: Only geo per yard.
20 inch Black and ColOred Brocade Velvet, in all
the fashionable Fall and Winter Shades handsome
patterns worth $500. Only 81 SO per yard. !.
Inc above are well worthy the attention Of the
trade being exceptionally good bargains
WOODWARD 4 LOrHROP
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY.
S2l Penna ave fse2Sl ola D street.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

s.a v. ss Is e 'S rss Ne
Ell si:s@ los g 8 js 81 g ::
Sslt T: hr:. 5000 80 NAYS E. ma .; So
IL %s e g sas 81 $3.50
2sth bet .ndK 90 Cor ssth 5s So So
books For i list cali a once for Suiiess issued on
se25 THos. E wAGGAMAN.
IS 2oas NV; l5r SIS es5 Capitol s.. II rssse
I5si 3. y. i g liz 4th q ne. s
S fsss ic & 3.
1 1o9S INV. lors %? 81. ne, er..22 60
HI III : MS 3 &!
sss Is Cap q; iS ssi! y Caro- sy Tsis
sss sia IL nw Is Sss :: NV NJ
81, .ea 81 nw siS SI2s 50
Is ,. s4l Pa av.. store $50 eos s. NV. 10 r-s4e
Sss as sSis so. r. s.s . ss.
ises .S ". IT'S IL. 4 5: .s S. Ior$s
iSi5 iash . ~ 8 liz aw st : ss TO
ss;:S f +:
FURNISHED.
as 9 Ism fs sGxs circle
Z: L Az, mr. 9Th, Is r. 800 Conn av MI H. I2riS5
eesa. y. r. Is 81 Pr g
I I:fyss.s s.. &c 3s,h s.
Iowa circle is $50 8. mr. I'm, ris e
k.sss!:s lt:s: EsiS ii si$$
81: !: ss'' l7ie d hoiTsxAx 10Th and ..n-.
nor RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE, ELEVEN
rooms. desiraoly located northwest rent 81 900
gss : a possession October LIST Address ne. los
FoR RENT-lso7 RIGGS ST; 10 ROOMS; 10
= an annual tenant $3.50 Re sI Ss-1 1 HRgRlE to
E>oR PENTHOUSE zoos ST n T., 6 ROOMS
L ana bath; new brick. $40 Per gaH month 4 PMS
se22et $40 St NV.
FoR RENT-A DESIRABLE FURNISHED RES
I idence, pleasantly situated on Connecticut ave-.
tenant for term 81 years Price, $500 per month.
Apply at us 18th st. NV. se10-3m
E,oR RENT-FURNIsHED-A NEARLY NEW
ments on ST.. near l4th ST. furniture new and nice;
iT9 sSE GsTmssiOn 2 inspect apply to PARKER
e s g. Sf,se Room; second floor. 1ooe Est NV
'neso ''F' rear ' Su SID i; n" cARysr
auZe-2m lOO6 F st. NV.
FOR RE, RE;NT-FuRNIsHEp BRICK. 10 ROOMS,
al newly papered. painted, etc; firstclass condi-
lon and locality. Stable on lot 1917 18th NV wM
.. hhfsfIS- selS2ws
nor RENTAL 4TH AND TRUMBIrII SITS
ncartermnus of 9th street railroad desirable Brick
Souage eight rooms, concerted cellar, furnace
18th st aal S-ors
nor RENT-l53S STH ST. NV, TWO-STORY
y and basement Brick. rooms. Inquire of FRANK
T. BROWNING, Columbian Law Building 4l6 9Th
at. NV.
ENOR RENT-1341 CORCORAN ST, A THREE
- story and basement brick House: ten large rooms
gas bath. closets and all convenienceS I'm per feet or
der; 60 and see it; key at 1349 Address TNVISI-
DIE. stat ONCE au26,3m
FOR RENT-sIX-ROOM BRICK ROUSE 1911
4 90 81 NV; $16 Apply TO r. z. PAIRO. 482
LOUISIANA ave. selSr1m
nor RENT-HOUSEx-
y 1894 I'D ST. Sc, Srooms. ..-...... 81 g. 90
lS00 90 st Sc. ten rooms 300
lnese houses are new and have all modern i'm
provements. and twostory brick stables In rear of
each. Apply to
GREEN & BRYANT
se1Im Ola 9th St NV.
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A USTIN p BROWN
"A REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
1426 street northwest
HOUSES FOR

L.
1420 street northwest.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
Cor. Massachusetts, ave. and 10th St, IL rs. mod
Ne New ,hreestory House. Iowa Circle mod imps;
18th sts. mod. @ps. $1,000 ST. NV" bet 18th and
, Large Honse Vermont ave-. bet and sta mod
, New Ho1ss cor. Riggs and 18th SITS. NV, mod
Two-story Brick House 6l9 10th st II. e.. bet and
Gsts. rs and bath. Terms easy; $1,000
nS %9 ; 3srofy m9uses on Riggs St. H. w. near 18th;
Three-stor English basement House, IA e., mod.
1hree-story House with stable, on St. bet 10th
an Me lIta a.I n W., mod mod mps 500
10 rev. 5 Ssio inp nouss co st. bet 2lst and 22d
10 lot 1885 to alley; $1,000 1AS' ana z1o NV;
NV: Is rs; mod. imps S35 900 A''' anu AAtn s's'
Ihree,story and basement house. on st. NV, near
Two houses on Is st. H. e., bet, 9th and 9Th. mn,
imps-; $500 each. N ''A' AN'1'
im nSe sp9sss g s. n bet 9Th and 7h mod
18th S. near Scott Circle sis5oGo 'ee' OF ground on
stable; mod imps sii,5oC 0e' s'h and 10th SITS and
Sstory house on Ct ". bet 9th and 10th sts and
Large double house on Mass. ave- bet 18th and 18th
sig H. large stable and large side lot $4,000.
and cellar SO Ret ct aste near F1o st
Five new press-brick houses with bav windows nm
IHhreestcry house corner 9th and st, $4,000.
lot Si1 st 5re ss.w wIs6 q
m9dsrn improvements; $4,000. - 'Nli'een rooms'
to sS SfsWeen and r. modern
Vacant property in all sections of city and suburbs
Money to loan real estate security.
Large loans specially. sea.1m
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MODEL HOUSES.

Vu
FOR SALE OR RENT.-The Houses in the Marble
and Brown Stone Front Block just being eted on
North ave, between Park ave and Bolton ST.. Balt.
more Handsomest row in the city. Eiakt. different
plans TO select FROM High elevation; only 20 min
ltes ride from center OF CITY, close TO REn4 Hill Park
tercoo III summer on grassy sloping terraced arts
nc nish irescoed bath rooms open fStplacds model
class s INVESTMENT Call and examine them, send
Address, w. L. STURK, Builder and owner
SeI2-lm North ave. and Park ave., BALTIMORE
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Applyto JOHN T. ARMS,
sesIm $40 81 NV.
LNoR SALE-TwO HANDSOME NEW RESI-.
II dences. 1921 and 1923 q St NV The houses aro
ouut ~ the most substantial manner-press-brick
fronts. orownstone Trimmings, twostory square bay
windows hardwood mantels thing. fre-tlaces and
furnaces. chandeierg plumbing hrst-clasz For terms
APPLY 70 "A. A. WILSON, Firemen's Insurance Com
pany, corner 1th g. and Louisiana ave. Keys e
1000 q st. NV s4l2-fm
FOR sALE-sIxTEEN- ROOM BRICK, MAN
= sara roof and basement; modern improvements
Lot 24xi63. Wide side aud rear alley. Two email
houses on rear OF lot Centrally located bafsquare
s s1sta OF rennsylvsna avenue northwest. Only
10 this nrst-class opportunity 20 invest
selOlm WALKER d WILSON, l006 o.. NV.
EoR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE sUBUR-
ban Residence. with stable and carriage houss:
Vel snaded lawn and mutt; near Georgetown con-
venient 70 horse cars Apply 10 w. H FfsKE 4 co.
lZio 81 NV se10-1ms
INoR sALE-le21 AND 1923 SIRE ET n. w
- twelve rooms; terms Sl5OO0 cash e. en- n NJ
Ann Eh- VAC street NV. se21-m,
EoR sALF-HousEs. HAVE BEAUTIFULLY
Il located Houses I'm the northwest aud other pars.
81 me c nor sale a prices ranging from q o60 o
1lOSU& JNO A PRESCOTf
au<o-om l4l6 st. NV
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'~~~A AoAAS JOHN Il BEALL
rrY ,,pr,o>,, commissioner Of Deeds
ADAMS & Beau
L IN q

142O STREET n w
we nave Tor sale notes for 5000 and S7OO sec,,rad
py nrst mortgage on good property at per cent fr
OyeorS Also for sale on monthly nav,m onts s,c s
sT563m Bricks In northeast section Eo1n 81 500 to
For Sale.New seven-room Brick on 1Ath !. ha.,,o,,
Fer smI =, g. great bargain ON easy terms
10Th beautiful 3story and basement Srick a sru
srsa1 Ssrnsi =, south Mont ~ rooms $1,000
s ssnrr between Path and 10Th w. south SIDE.
am 0asemehi prick, newly repaired modern
Zen rooms and bath; splendid Opportunity:
For Sae-seven Lots on south side az n -
18th. at great bargain '' VI y NV, near
Those two beautiful COTTAGE uor.,. =. :,
Columoia Heights approaching eomn,es ssnyon -:
Two desira6is Ffamps Hoassss and balance monthly
snnnms great osrean-pay ten per cent per
Choice lots on 18th street and Colu,,,.. ,,..-...
. IN al parte city. ''unDa Heagnts and
To LOan-S6, 600 IT q nor ronx a.
city property ''R WIN or years on
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BOARDING.

1H1O sT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. WITH
4 III Table Board, near Treasury, War and
Navy Departments Table boarders accommodated
TlOR RENT-Sl& 9Th ct. N W., CONVENIENT
IL to new Pension once, cheerful, well-furnished
Rooms and good Board In large handsome house: good
nsighbpriso0d; convenient 70 K R. depots- se2o3ts
CPRA9UE MANSION. COR 9Th AND SITS. n.
0w.-for rent, with drst-ciass board several very
desirable rooms. Also. transient and table boarders
accommodated sel0-2w$
THE LOCHIEL HOUSE 6l2 9TH ST NV,
Il aud The L. Pierre, Aw. eer 10th and NV, the
best conducted Boarding houses In the city. TnblerH
claag pleasapS roomR Terms moderota oc27
sSFTyHE TRENONT."-THIB HOUSE HAS BEEN
: IL eopotuted, and In every way put I'm drstcla8
ogd It's coolest and most desirable place 70 board
q ~ c31y TeguA 20. % ~ ~ kNA9 n "a
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1.-Two EXCELLENT VALUES IN
CHILDREN's FINE HOSE.
70 dox Childrens Fine French Ribbed Csshme ere
hose nnbleached feet double heel and toe, colofs,
Navy Blue and Seal Brown, elegant quality: size 6.
Sts, ~ 8, and SD Price, $50, roc, 75c., SOC,
Misses Black Fine French Ribbed Cashmere Hose:
a0uoe knees heel and toe, extra fine quality Size g.
S2. y 1A 3, and S1 Price, &C., Csc, 7Oc., 75c SIC,
Ffrst floor, midway, left side)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
One Price Only.
vi Pa ave. tse2Sl 012 D st.
AIDES AND CHILDRENS COLLARS.
IL We are displaying an elegant line of Oriental
Lace, Irish Point, Macrame Wool Lace Col
lars. Also, few colOred Novelties" which
we have marked at our usual low price.
Second floor. Take Flevator)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
One Price Only,
e21 Pa ave. lse2sl s12 Dst
HOP SACK sUITING.
We would attract attention to this new wooen Dress
FABRIC, which Is a handsome grayish and brownish
Stylish, which we offer at the low price Of Toe
per ward dress pattern 70 yardsl for $3.50.
As good as the dollar Ladies' Cloth for 75c.
wOOD WARD & LOTHROP
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
92l Pa. Ave. Gse2Sl 912 St
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

VERY ELEGANT 3-STRINGED GRAND PIANO
NEARLY new in payment for house or lot in good
residence partOt city.
n. b. Money loaned on Pianos Furniture and
good collateral
sells 437 1th ar nw
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II. s1LvERBERG Co,
se2S 312 7th st.
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NE ,SE. .Sw. Per Mo-
ia ID seL ,10rS......$5S.OO
23 DSe. mi .ors-......3o-SS
22l 9th st.s.w.11rs-3QO0
2l9 9th st.s-w..11rs-3o.O0
39S Md.av.sw., 1lrs.30.0o
$50 N.J.sv.s G., 1rs.. .25.Sp
6l5 A sw., 6rs.........25.O0
100 ISL Aw.. 7rS.-....20.o0
OFFICES
Per Mo.
Cor. Paav.&9th rl5$22. so
SIS + 81. room. $1,000
Gunton Bldg. m.2s.l2.50
of property on my
mce for bulletic. issued on
rHOS. E wAGGAMAN.
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93A, New York CentraI sez. OREGON
Railway and Navigation S., OreQoa
Iransoont1nental 12A@. OreQuu Improve
msnt y, Pacific MAIl 525.. Panama q,
kock Island ll35<. -. Paul 705<, Tex4s
PAci1e los. Cnlon Pacific 49,, Cnitsd
states Express 20. wells Fargo los.
Western Union 5s; PetroIean. hrn.
less Of q Pine steamer.
grand H2vES. Mica. March 3
This afternoon Captain PrindiviIIe, OF
the propeller Michigan, reached here
and reports the loss of his vessel last
Thursday. The steamer sank, ut all
the crew we're taken eh by a tug which
vas near at the time. The Michigan
bad been locked IN the lee for nearly
-four weeks. The captain reached shore
ca the lee The Michigan Was built IN
1872. and vas valued at $l4s.000
Journalistic
NEw foKK, March 2s-The C0msssI--
eiai says that the parties proposing to
start new administration paper here
IN the interest of the county Demoe-
racy have bouRht the press and plant of
the TS7fiA. TIE newspaper will appear
about the middle of April. II will be
called probably she Morning. Telegraph.
John keIIy.
JOHN Kelly's physisians advise a
southern climate, and be left with his
family SATURDAY.. he will make q short
stay at Atlantic CITY Kelly has net
withdrawn from Tammany, bat it is IN
derstOod among his friends that his
leadership is over.
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ur pesT.InTElIIcENcER PUB. co.
snsie. June 10 iSsz.


M Oorsner's jury sumnOned 30 IN
s,;,s into the csasea which led 20 the
s.sh Of Eric johnson, she man who
A ln@ediateiy after being removed
sss ,he Hotel Oriental the morning Of
A are. closed its labors yesterday fore
.pu. sfsr having. In company with
4, Ooronsf and Mr.. Holm, proprietor
4 she hog,ss, personally inspected the
.r,niass. After discussing the matter
kf tins u vas found the Jury agreed
= a. main points, wherespsn the fol.
las;ox verdict vas rendered
Va the undersigned jury, duly ika.
ssDsIlsd by the Coroner of King county,
IN, 70 inquire into the cause and the
sssumstaucss attending the death Of a
ssr.ou taken froin the Hotel Oriental,
hsrned % the morning OF March 10,
NE. siter thorc1gh investigation, do
"a hat The dectaaea Was q native Of
ealltofy1 Sweden, named Eric Lawson }
jasnsos. AGED VI years, and that be
ana 70 hia death in the hallway, on the
ntoad f-or Of the Hntel Oriental In
aastlls, King county. w. T.. az about
e boar OF 3 O'Clock on the morning of
March II, 1885. while the hotel vas
kslnins, from asphyxia, caused by in
laling the smoke and gases from the
tanins building. And We d., further
fni that she FIRE was incendiary in its
x4in. having been purposely and ma
lsissaly started tsy same person or per
So 10 the Jury unknown, aud that said
pEson or peFsons we're directly respon-
l1is Tor the death OF Eric johnson, de-
esGsd.
bsied at beattle, W. T., March g.
Sf l.. b. ANpRKws. forsman.
4. Il. kershaw,
Mills MKRRrTT,
NJ. X. CRAwFoRp,
j. G. MrrcHELL,
STKPHEs BEKEY.
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SREAT REDTCTIoS.

In order thai all may have an oppoT-
tanity 20 travel durine the present hard
times. the o. R. a \. Company has re-
duced the fare from Seattle 10 Victogia
or any point on the s und 10 one dollar.
The travelling public viii please bear
this iu mind. The Emma Hayward,
North Pacific and George E. Starr will
carry passengers 10 or from Seattle 10
any point for one dollar, and tie Idaho
on the Whatcom route will eonfiDue 20
carry passengers 70 any port for 20 cents.
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CHAP FaRE TO ypCroRrA.

Hereafter the steamer Evaneel, II. r.
Beecher, master. will leave Yesler's
sharf AZ 4 a. m. every Monday morn
ing for Victoria, ria Port Iovnsend,
carrying passengers for 81 and freight
At rednnsd prices. Retaining, she will
leave Victoria on Saturdays at Ii g. m,
fof Port Townsend and Seattle, arriving
here at p. m. Full information can
be obtained by applying to
fel9 GEo. H. FosTKR. Yesler's Wharf.
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nsIs's SOCIAL RECaRo Az P0RT
TOWNSEND.

PoaT TowssKND, W. T., March ZId.
Mr. Joseph W. Gregory, q special cor
nev,ndsnt Of the Adrian Times, visited
~ town q few days ago With the oh
lss of obtaining earrsct history Of
iaosnas Navin's private llfe while =
s<dent Of Port Townsend ss IL IL n
4acssion in the minds Of his tnany
lfisnds In Michigan whether be had
ally reformed aud become psRitent
4 his past life. Mr. Gregory wished
J satisfy himself Ia this. as he had been
/ sch0olmaia Of Nayin's and would
safer 10 learn that Tom had really
nd 10 live an honest life here. Letters
4 satfodueaion we're presented by him
y several OF oar leading citizens, who
si1inaiy gave the correspondent she re
gaisSd information, which proved uIost
u in favor rather than against his
skzmetsr. Those who bad occasion 10
stAia him as their attorney pronounced
sin able, blt the charges for hts ser
ms invariably proved sx0rbitant.
ihs correspondent also wishes TO gain
nfosmssson regarding his department
ssih The fair sex, % il had been report
4 a home that Navin had been de-
spzsd 70 one Of Tuwnsend's fair danQh.
tEz Naturally the correspondent
issn1 this part Of his mission very deli
- and not easy 10 perform, but soon
!sasd gentleman who introduced him
y Ne lady with whom Navin boarded
. 10 bill, also tha young lady who re-
aazlsed him when be arrived and who
Femised 10 keep seeret HE presence
lss ffon them and shs lady who keeps
- sh0isi ehere be once boaTsed at she
~ Il The hill. ID was learned that
Azsln's devotion 10 the ladies' Of Port
issasend was general and impartial,
es<ss acting the part of the gentle
-. Winning their respect by good be-
nsks co ali and every occasion. The
MktsF'ondent thinks that IN this ~
%a Ion has reason 90 be thankful 10
At uittxens " both sexes Who, In his
ssseliss and ander such anfsyorable
eHsnstanoss. foand No little 10 cav
@e1smnina hia public and private life
sszsns BE residence at the Port of
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pola DAILY,

sA~a.naI crda - per month Tor one
49, Al usr nonfh for one-hAlf inch
q..siz. fo eats line for one insertion.
! - 4 lins fW six insertions. and %
-. : Ilne per month.
1snrsrrEaa advertisements, ~ c.;nts an
- - n an inch for two weeke. SIS
- ~-.ka ard @ ger month.
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n.S..usaual ci.rds o. per month for one
80 Al 50psr month for one-half inch
49,. q ceIa. line for one insertion.
- oenis Q lfse per month.
r,%mercaaI advertising. 81 per inch for
!. 's-s--tiry1. and q per month
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e-ns.ussonaI cards. ~ per month for one
" snd 81 per month Tor one-haif Inch.
49,. Is cents o line for one week, and
a - lirse pei monfh.
sc.mmTrciai adyertis;nz. y an inch for
- essk. and ~ an inch per month
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-24

Roman Hat Sashes of superior thrilled
silk-one and half inches long and ten
inches wide-the latest styles at STACK
POOL, JACKSON Il Co.'S
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TkKEx 10 rMs HosRrrAL-LAss Thurs
dAy Z. D. ysns. of wh&teo1 eoansy. .
guest a. fhe OsesdsnsAl Hotel, fell
thraazA aa elsvAiSs shaft 70 TIE bass-
nenf, and sastAined aspFAiosd an
kie ana s4Asr hfuiNemA Ths matter was
keys qaiss until SanaAy. wAen TIE iar-
ed msa wAs earned en 9 ssrsscher 30 ths
hospital whn<e be wiil pEoosoly be con.
haed tor ssme tine - oome-
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STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.

a @2 BIDS WILL BE RE-
-cciyed for the steamer Susie.
. twin propeller. 81 feet keel. lsfees beam,
a feet depth of hold, feet draft. t7 tons
register carries under deck six days fuel
and water: four yeArs old and adapsed %
general passenger, freight and towing
traffic. Address owneR, CAPT. w. II.
ELl.TS. box 81 Seattle. mkS I'm