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6urcpGiiae GabeIbcri1te.
+ grin, sIusuIt bon ssarttembers.


Serlin, 12. San - 8riu; Slugult, eiu
Setter peS S0ui9S UOu @iirttemberg, it &C.
ltorben.
IacriCi aus 9crIin.
Serlin, -. Sanuar. - Iroi. @tOrQ
Seieler bon Der bciigeH lluipcrTtdt, elmer
ber auS9ei ieid)netiteu oeutideH 9ied)tSlcbrer,
ieierte Dor cilIigen So0eu itu fiini;igjdbrigcS
SottOr SubllGum. Gr mar bel oleicr Sc
le9enbeit Der GmpidHger Sablreiher Gbren=
beSei9ungeu. Ser Salier perlieb linn eineu
loben SrOeu. SGmntlide beutid)e lMiuers
htGttn ianOten 3Cputationtu O0er AOrtfcn,
Sn bem Sefin0cn beS grOBen 9lrhGologeu
YrOf. @rnit &urtiuS, Der IiirSlid) pom elucm
SSagen iberfabren purOt, 1T cine beOeuteuOe
ScnCrun9 etn9etreten.
9oS neue Sdallipiel pTrau Suianne" BON
Eaul Sinoan uuo 0ugo SHbllner bat III 0am-
brg ebr grObcn Griolg gebabt. Der &rOn.
prin;, pelter elmer 9luiIiibl. eS Stiide5
III Berlin beipobute, iprodl I'D, oau gegcus
iiber ireIu0lifit iiber baS 9Sert aus, OaS i'll
amerifa uid)t mn burd) Den ul9emeiuen Snz
bait, ionoern ipeSiel burd) Die trefenbe Oar
Itellung Nes GlublcbenS gewiB Oteten Sciiou
iGu0e.
@robe @b,s idr SRI. Ban 3nnOt
2oubon, -. San. - Sri. Sdn ,5auot
sri6icn Oicier Sage I'M erIten @al0 CONCERT,
mcl6eS pom ruiiiden Soie ieit @rmOroung
oe8 GSaren 4leronoer II. gegeben wurye.
Gle eruOtete ben gr6Bteu &runpb, wcldler
ieit YNtti'S 2luftretcn in GuBlNnp errlugeu
wurNs. Der G;or praientirte ibr einen fOtz
barren Snwcleni6mud.
StMrmc, Sdiiibriidle nnS 9ebensutrluit.
2onbon, -. SOuuar.-@iu irrhtbarer
Sturm miitbet allentbalben al Der britii6el
SiiIte. 3epeifen bon Yuntten, nit pcIbel
Der tele9rapbiidJe Sertebr'in 6olge bcS Str
mes nidt unterbrcd)en morOeu 1T, melOen,
bGB mcbrere 6ab5enge geIfeitert mo plele
0ienldcn um'S Vcbtn 9eiOmmen itnO.
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Neben ben riihmliffen gmpfehlunaen br.

Rebeu BEN riibmli6feu gmpieblangen br,
Seuti6eu uniOerittdten 1T ies au9 Der @Hz
talppten. .@rtratt Der 6irma Gambler & Cons,
Sanoburf, &ufraIieH, BON Der internatios
nalen &us1elung in QmlerSom in Auers
tennung ieiner pOrSiigIi6en 6eiltraft nit Der
&us;eiduuug eiHes Diplomas un6 We0aiae
getront lporoeu. Somit per an
,6ufeu, 8ataub, Snfluen;a, Salss, euits
,r6breuz, 9un9eHs uno Srufs gnbiin6une,
,seuhbufen, Sron6itS, @roup, 9ipb.
,tbere 9ur9faQ, 9lubr ;gtiereHz uu6 6aru-
,trantbeiteu; Sranoz, Sriibs, S9nittuuHs
ben, Queti6ungen, SeueHtuHgeu, Sc
,ihmulit, HbeumatiSmus &c. leioet.
Sanoer G. Cons 9uialppten Grtratt IN
eas oerlablidife 6eilmittel. Dteper Bros. &
Co., Ct. 9ouis, gto., gSt., liefsru sessu gm.
piaus pou Gent Die Seridte Der llniOerf.
tdten. (0,9.S0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-13
@eas Ngiuienen 9oaats inr aIte elnipriiale.

g. 6. 9ieois, 9}obert Gburt, y. 3. 60
maroS INN hiebrcre anoere 2lnlpalte beipra=
den iib geitern nit ben 9iitriftS= GOmmliiG=
rem IND iUdten tie 81 uerarlafien, ibren g8i=
berluno ge9cI Die @efiorO 'i6e Sorlage, mel
DE jiinglt Dem GOngreB unterbreitet wurOe,
auijubeDcn. Qieie &Orlage iOa cine 2lu;abl
alter 9rnipriid)e we9en GOnrattbruhS IL. no,
peld)e inter Dem friiberen Qepartemeut Der
Gifentlid)eu 2lrbeiten erbOben mOrOen maren,
rc6tSgiilti9 MAIDEN. Dian iagt, OaB Die
9nr6fiibrlng oieier &orlage $6,OOO,OOO ers
fOrbern piiroe. @8 miro itarf be;meifelt,
0aB Die GOmmiiidre ibren gSiOeriano gegen
Die &orlage aufgeben werbeH.
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93a9ri6cinIidI Gin SrnOCrmprS.

8biIuoelpbiu, Il, SGHuar. - @u
breu Sane, mel1er geIttrH &bcn1 in Sane &
6or 2Sir,bidait Dir. $40, SoutAirdBe, ges
idlOTeH wmOe, Enrb beute itaB im yPeHHs
iDlOania. 'ooip,tal," ulto icin GutOer 5ameS
Apne, elmer Der Gigentbiimer Der &rtyd)ait,
bCfnOet iid uutr Der 2lntlGge in ionit, Oeu
tUOtlideH S6uB ubgeieucrt ju babcH. @iers
iud)t iOll o,e llriau)c beS OiOryeS gelUtleu
iciu. &eIOe &riOcr Iinv lehr ihlcGt bcleu
muHoct, unN megrrt 2lntlagen gc9eu Otu
dugeb.id)cu 0,UrOty i'll Der Shmtbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-13

@s nimmt ms ni9t 8uuOer, ouB Die eente
in Or. Suu's r6uiten= Sprup" elm iOl4es
3ntrcuen ieseu, 6a bic fdbisiten aer3te 6ens
Ielben in allen Sdlen, mo- eS iid1 mn 6uiten,
@rtaltuns u. I. 10. bauoelt, ueri9reibeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-13
VaiIe! YaNe! @aNe!

1ur ReiIe ms Austano beiorgt nreTbalb a tuu5en
n. Rafne,
Cd. DalttmOrsRTass uls ROfs QiFessAv
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SuseIrcaCn ia cinem aeeaftfonsz
&ofaI.
sInsrifi anf einen SoarHaIiiseR in &ssps Or
Orleans. - Gin BlaHH t0Otlidl uRp ilpst
auoere idlpcr perwuuOet.

Hem Srle0uS, u. Sanunr. - j0eute
9tad)mittaQ, llm - llbr 10 Otmuten, bOrte
man III Der Gampir. mehrtre Yiltolenldiiiie
ra'd) htUtGr CIuau0cr Tr0dleH. Der Sd)auplaB
Ger Sd)leBerel mar odS Siireau oeS yNtaSs
cot" Nr. 6S, Gamp'trabe, mo sic Setbeili9z
ten pdrcu Der St0utS SteuercIrnehmer =.
.. SoultoU uuo Der 3feootteur oeS r,NtaScot,"
Gcorge SSmono. @rRerer mlrOe uont &abts
Ge9lnrator Sobert Sremlter untertllbt. Oou
ion lno SSmonO murGeu Seiae al OeI Sius
ben ueuuuHoet; gremfer erbieit elueu SbuB
Ill ole lInte Sruf, nahe Dem 0eEeu, Tcrner
SneI III Den llultu Arm uu0 etueu III Die Zen
De. anloB iu ocu Streit hattie Gin om lets
ten Samlag I'M pNiaScot" erid)ieutntr 4rti=
lei 9e9eben, mclter ld) bcrnbletCnO iibcr Oen
Gldter ". !. Sonltou, oen Sruotr bon S.
.. 9oufou, ouSiprad.
Ooniton glebt all, or lei III odS Sotal Qea
tommcn, nm SSmoub Su yIId)tlgeu," babe
llcb leood AufangS mIr eiueS StodtS beolent
un0 Oou lelHem 6euolUer crlt @ebrdud) gez
| mad)t, ais SSmoHb bcn einlgeu ioa. SSa
m0n0 behnuptCt, Die 2tute ieIen in len Ars
beltSiimmer getommen unb bG.en gefraat,
oh er @eorge SSmoHO beige; ais er 0ieS
| bCiabte, babe 0OnltoU iOiort dui inn lOSles
id)ldQen lruO Oanu geitoiieu. SIN @anScu
mur6en iiber 10 Sd)iiiie nbgeieuert. &m
8OUitcn ibeint f@ '6Ouitou gtberoet Su ba=
ben; tr fCuertc Oud mebUre Sdilie uui
| lSolpb 3enned, cinen @titeigeutbitmer oeS
u@iaScot," ab, Obue icbod Su ,rehcn. 3eus
ned mcbrtc iid), iHoen er Niles, mas cr ers
| Wiid)cu tonutc, uad) 0oultou mari.
(Spdter.) - &repiter lift nod am 2ebcu,
| lCNOd) eyiitirt mn gerlnQc NnSiitbt uuf ieiue
9iettuug. NounOn red,c 9auO 1T 5erlhmetz
teri uu6 ipirO pobridcinlih ampUtirt werOeu
miiTen. SSmouo lit wenigtr iAlimm per
wunoct. Nod)oem linn c,n &erban1 Hr9ele9t
mar, uurNc er in Ger Geural oli;eiitNtiOu
| ergelpcrrt.
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48. Gomare6. = 3tpeite stkmma.

@ine aufaereste SiBans i'm SENATE. - Die
Sapis Sbernau 6ontroperie. - SeiBtSe
Debate srpiid,en Norsam, Geit 1ao Sars
ris uno Snsaus, SatpIes nmS Sbsrman.
Gin aemer Sriminal=Sooer fiir oen Dis
frift Columbia. - 3nr Serbttnng pon
Seidlcnranb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-13
SSeIAer 2ampier ivar es?

Bbtlao Ell p bla, y. SduUar. .-SeSn9=
lid Ser aeitrigen Gabelbepeihe ans 2iuerpool
iiber Die 6ra9e, meldes 6abrSeu9 Ybelan unO
SsarneD burf 3gnamit in Die guft ;E iprens
gen beabiidltigten, ertlareu Die bieTgen glgen=
ten ser yameritantiden 0ampferiinie," oaB
5u Der betrefien0en 3eit (Suui 1888 berQam.
pier p&rittib Gneen" rtdt mebr ser erpdbu=
ten 9ampferlinie 9eb6rte. Sene8 6abr;eug
periieB jllm leeteu Ntale anl IA. 6ebr. 1885
ben bieiigen 6afen un0 lit ieitbem ni9t iute-
Der bier geueien. Der 9ampier erret0te IL
iden jsncm 6ufsn NIB glniiralisn.
Qioerpool u. Sanuar.-0ie 8eamtsu
ser ,National Sampieriiuie" erfldren bic
2(ugabe @belau's, boB 90namit auf benz
3umpicr rGucen" na6 @n9lanO geibift
iuorNeu iei, iiir rein erlo9en. Seiu 0pnamit
murbe iemalS auf irsenO einem Der 9ampfer
Ner R1tiDu0lz zQil1ipH nPftnhru
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Serlin, -. San. - Yriui 9iuguf, Elm
Setter NeS S0ui9S Uon gGiirttemberg, lit Sc
ltOrben.
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Sas 2lttcntat a,ii 9Seelaa.
Ter &H9csrificmc an6cr Geiabr. - elaeriei
l1er Die 9,ersanssnbsit Der 9etbeiIisten.
Sic &onopuer ,.SimeS" iprosrt oi,
IasiieferWng S4earne9'S.

Nem Norf, II. Sanu0r GapitGn Ybe-
Ian, weltcr III S'9Ouopau IoHa's Siredu
non Gid|Cr0 Sbort perpunoet luurOe, gebt
Der @eueung entgegen. Die Sti1munOen
am Scpf un0 in Der Sruit fino bcreits SuQez
be;lt, uno bieieni9en am lnreu &rm MAIDEN
beiriebigcube 6Ortidrjtte. 6ruu Ybelan fam
heute GllS SauiGS &itp oil nno bciiuOct iA
hpi ihrotfr (0nttprr
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0roBe &eanttion 4!

gBir tuO entItIoiIeu unIsre leenoe Stelun9 gu bes
ruabren, babea oober cine
ourdlsrciienoe Grspdgun9
in ben Brciien fur ale uniers 2Baaren por9enommen
unb 9eDd5ren
tiberaIere 9eoinsnnsen bel ssrinssrnyreii
OILS trseno Elm anOeres 9eibaitsbaus.
SeIu&t uns, Idbdbt uniere gBaaren al unb dberSeua
Gu6, baS Sbises 3batiaden fuS.
sB gBtr ihlteBen I'M ubr, oussenommen Wonta9s
tt,A
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-01

AxAsKA GoLp.-In Alaska the mining
exoitsmsnt is at fever heat, and some
very rioh discoveries have been made.
GLOWING accounts are given Of the
Treadwsli mine, on Douglas Island.
The neu I'D stamp mill vas placed 10
position and ready for work about one
uuensh ago, and IN one month the re-
caipts have amounted TO nearly $l00.000.
ct an expense of not more than IS per
eent. Of the proceeds. There b every
Indication OF Q rioh revenue from the
great quarts mill, which 10 The largest
on the continent. 10 Vas erected at o
heavy expense and under many disad-
vansagea in thai distant country, and
she ovnesa we're not oysr-sanRuine In
their estimation on the value Of the ore,
or the quantity % be had. 10 II ex-
pected that over $50. .00o will be gained
for the next months work. Experts
psuiiounoe the mise tbs largest and
richest ever discovered. The favorsble
report Of Alaskan mineral reaoafoes
with no aaabt attract the attention. Of
mininz. nsn everywhere. and large
nuukbsf, 10 h sxpected, viii sail for the
new EldorAdu oa The Ancon, which
leaves as eoon ~ the staamer leaving
san Francisco on the 6th prox. axaivcs.
--Victoria ceieatsf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-01

MxMoRIAL SEnvIcEs At VIcToniA.--'
The memorial services in honor Of the
late q. 3. Grant, bald In Christ Uhurch
Cathedral yesterday, we're largely al
tended. Among she prominent Ansri-
eans present were Solicitor General
Goode, y. 8. Consul Stevens, Marshal
Dubois Of Idaho, p. o. Iuspectors Doo-
little, Murphy and Brown, and mAnv
others. The Lieutenant Governor, Hon.
Mr.. Smithe and colleagues, members Of
the judiciary and other prominent eifi-
zsns, were also In attendance. The
sacred edi6ce was appropriately deco.
rated In black and white, and Q portrait
Of chs dead soldier was suspended over
the chancal. Lord Bishop Hllla entered
ats a'clock, followed By Bishop Paddock,
Archdeacon Scriven and Reys. Malachi
and Bssniands. during wkich ths funeral
march was played On toe organ. Miss
Carrie Stevens sang In solo, know
that my kedeemer Hvesh," In o clear,
rich, resonant voice. Tue S0th PsAlm
vas ehAnsed By the audience. and the
Lord Bishsr read from the fbsh ehaptBf
ef Corinshians, and Was followed BY the
choir singing the 9b7th hymn. Rishop
Paddock then preached tha funeral ora
tson, which vas an eloqaens and touch
ING tribute 10 the dead hero. The mnsie
of the choir was exeeiient, and tie har-
moay peffect. The choir sane, ~ she
sadiencs retired, The LAsi Or eting,n =
aud the memorial ssryice was thus
brought 20 . eloss. Victoria Tfnes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-01

sasre fer Rent aaA Rlxanres ser sale.
Since the late unplsAsaHtnsss with
our creditors ne have, by making q
showing Of svzilzble asssts exceeding
cur liabilities Of ever S&0.o00, been ah5e
tc 70 establish oonadenee In their kind
boa tiDerous hearts 10 sllUw % to ell
our ovp goods. which Ne proposs 20 do.
Every article Will be naarked q frurn
10 20 80 per cent below cess IN plsiz
fgxres, 80 that all can zee az Q eianee
through our windows and ahoW eases
the cost. Buyers VIII thus be able 20
see that this is q genuine liquidation
sale, and made for the purpose Of clos
ing business To eoantry merchants
vs will ofeF Roods-clocks, watches and
Jevelry-at prices that they can't get
elsewhere. Dsa's buy q dollars worth
until you first see our stock Sheet
music st 50 per cent discount We are
agents for the Weber and Emerson
planes and Palsce. Estey and Mason q
Hamlfn organs. and ve have q large
stsck on hand. which ve are Offering at
manafacturers' prices. Don't bar q
piano or organ until ysu get our prices.
kIMBALL i Sos,
In frye's Opera Hoase block; sign of
Big WAsch and Spsctaoies.
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RESOLUTIONS OF FRIExDsHrP AND
REsPHcT.
HALL OF srrxA Prax Bsle1pz.

/ HAI.L on ETrKk FrRK BzlaApK.
EErKA. Alaska, July IA, 1886.
1 a puhtle meeting of the citszsns of
sitkA having been callsd, Major n. p.
berry was chosen chairman and Edward
II. Brown secretary.
The chairman stated the obiees Of the
meet nR to Be an expression Of the fesI-
ing OF the people for ths retiring Gov
ernor, Hon John r. Kinkead.
The following committee vas appoint
ed on resolutions: L. Z. Mcfarland, d.
sepaeiE, K Abertstone, ". schmakod
and Geo. Kosssomitenod.
The following preamble and resoiu-
tioes gere then adopted.
NIfKHEks, Il having become kuown 10
ns. citizens Of SitkA, that the Hon. John
a. kinkead, the present. Governor of
Alaska, Is on the eve Of departure from
this Territory, probably 70 return NO
more. either officially or as q doubly
welcome citizen; and feeling as ve do.
and being desirous that be may hsreaf-
YER. when many leagues of distanos
divide us. know that here at least be
leaves Constituency that are capable
Of apprecistinR him personally. his ster-
mig worth and integrity; therefore In
public assembly be it
u
tAtynsted the commiasiBu Of Governor
Of this TERRITORY 70 our pioneer friend.
the said Hon. Iohn II. Kinkead. he fully
expressed the wishes of this portion Of
the people OF Alaska
Reso{red, That We regret exceedinQly
his removal from the office OF chief ex
ecutise Of she Territory before be could
fairly pot the machinery of government
IN motion, which his long experiences ss
Governor of State had 90 well fitted
him for. EF# fb
Rssolred, That o. q pioneer citizen.
enc who came % Alaska among the first
Americans, in 1867, his name has been
q household word during his absence,
and hs has always been presented dur
ing such interim as an example Of the
higher and better type Of the American
citizen, who are of those who hew their
way through forests, make paths and
trails over traokiess deserts and water
less plains, and sail through unknswn
seas for the more timid 10 follow altar.
Res0lped, That we tsnder him our
sympathles on account Of bis present
bodily aftliction. snd take this meshod
OF assuring the honorable gentleman. 90
where be will. that hereafter, as hereto
fore, when the winter nights give as
time 10 canvass mems merits and de-
merits, We assure hin that our memory
q himself will always be a. an oasis in
the desert 10 the weary traveller.
Resolved. That q COMMITTEES Of 1--WE
citizens be appointed by the chairman
10 vsit upon bis Exceilency, the Gov
ernof, and present him with q copy Of
these resolutions.
Resolved, That the Secretary Of this
meeting b instructed 70 forward CODY
of these resolutions, duly signed BY
the chairman and himself. 70 the Seattle |
PosT lNTELLIaENuxR the San Francisco
Call aud Portland 0rsgosfaa, with no
guest 70 pablish the same.
The chair appointed the same com-
mittee a. q committee Of fve to wait |
upon the Governor.
Adjourned.
n. p. BgRRI, Chairman.
EDw'D H. BRowN. Secretary.
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FaRE At sra.


In . bettle picked up at Cape Flat
tsry By the Indians, and brcuaht 10
PoFt Townsend by Captain Schoield,
was fousd q slip Of paper en- which the
following memoranda vas written
Pacific Ocean. Lat. n. ~ DEC. 10
min. south lS3 deg, Sept. II, 1881, $50
q. m. Ship Olympus, Captain Edwards,
bound from San Francisco to Pagst
Sound, on hrs ; tWenty-six souls on
board. God help us.
(Sigred) @. G. PHmsEY."
Referring 10 the above, ne may state
that the crew Of the Oiynp1s vas
picked up by the War Hawk, Captain
Haines, and safely landed at Port Dis
esvery, and that g. O. Phinney, who
saved his valise with the celebrated re-
cipe Of the Swamp Angels Rheumatic
Cure, the only kuoun sure cure for
rheumatism In all its forms, is alive and
well, and Is ready and willing 10 for.
feit i've hundred dollars 10 any one TAX
ing Swamp Angels Rheumstic Cure,
according 70 directions, who is not
cured, although he has sold the
recipe" 10 the 8. A. r. O.
Manufacturing Company, of Seattle,
Washington Territory, vho, on rsceipt
Of enc dollar, will send bottle of their
medicine to you, express paid, il ycu
cannot obtain 10 Of your druggist. DIV
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eaAsrap..rl sumnEE ASSEMBLY.


Enxrun Posr- sr-IsfKKxxoExcER
Although eoule hass thouRht me fanat-
ical upiR tue sshiect Of ChsutauQua,
nv hrm opinisn nov 10 that am be-
bind fAe average opinion, 40 have
moved very cautiously concerning the
sppaksFs, ssaally waiting until the SEQ.
! end ansiraf WaaI obtained.
A. tkis b Q work without present
fs4ncisi reward, I have feared 20 ex
rcct fhat fpen actively engaged wonid
nm aaids from daily roitine ts spsInd
. tiue IN literary feneinsr.r But I
have beea happily disappoinisd. From
uinsfent quarters expreBaions of Ap-
pruval ard interest hare bean spoken,
asd b maiy diderent circles today the
pFuminszlt lhoqshs 10: "Hov long ian
" spepd 4 ths Assembly r.
Opg tesclers, shoss minds have hsen
- 2randy aroused during the last two
veeks. vii hnd heslthful reaction in
seinR 70 The woods, receiyina q portion
q the iedtsres and other training. and
7sssf,na up,n nature. For the arourds
~ extensive anoueA 10 fnrnish retire.
msnt. rsasoninR, rest OF fHfreshmeat es
Z spoh o ihinksr a. DR.. Morgan can
- heasa vi 0o,fs hsst ssmples, where
natafe vtss With the RrsRtsfk teacher,
siaoessr ile be. thsre Gan he no ioss. and
fkeet gain 10 prs'bahls.
~. nevitis pfupeses to give scien.
il1s sAik "a = Observation" and Bishop
fA1dock viii deliver leeturs 90 " An.
9ens Recess a. epsnina fnr the year
4hl1l 10 hlzin wifk Roman Language
&E.f NfnFnfera = :.
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rrE posTIHTEllIcEncER PvB. CO.


This tua, which has been undeFgOlns,
,,uairv IN SEATTLE during the past siiI
ssals ss lhifclseil's yard. IL nov In q
h.,.<r eslotiition than ever before, and
s,asv ysll no 70 Tacoma and sommsnce
.,ovl ;,snpdiaisiy. Tha eause Winch.
,ssds aIss repairs necessary was tho
.aI,iu;ce d lbe ting with the ship fiIus
$500 Foar new biige ssrsaks were
.ln.sa AZ aither side Of the tng, eseh OF
1870 4 esIl inches In size and e6 feeE
E,ce. 4fesb wei.e fastened through and
asssurh Nfth galvanized iron bolts,
SI|rcfsd eli either end. On the dAmr
80 si6s ef th,s ateamer Is strsaka OF
ssn pIsniinQ were placed. The old
rHnkinfl iwas th0fouGhly refasterled.
ssd "a linin,t Of the steamer val,
v,drsd nIy, laE90 wedges being used
AZ tsat plrpoae. Sho also received ..
80 dsck q IA inch edtfs grained
6n1kine. To give, some idsa of thu
MI dsnsl on the beat, ws viii stata
al ssst sight tons Of galvanized Iron
Mise uspn 10 fastening her. besides O
Nh large LOT cf locust tree sails. Her
U5SfinEi,y, Whiph was i0oaened by thsi
xEcok q tke time ef the accident, han
ain bean bolsed deWn seGuEeiy, and
EIisd %. A psirthoie had 10 be cut iri
~ boW az the steamer 10 admit thu
lnMsnss bHige streaks. The exa1t lsosE
af toe rspairs has not yel bean figured
y. bat ~ viii reach In The nsiRhocs'-
Aspd ok $500.
fs.rer,t.,s asaernoon aha tus mad,
~ trial ts:p 70 Port Blalsiy. By invi..
1ziioa es,me thirty OF forty ladies and
ee.stlemen avaiied themselves Of thsi
sQoortunity 70 take ride across the
16and oia the powerful tag. Capiainl
Cameron was Ia command, and ClpA.
n d. Hhby, hixt effiesf, while Henry
D1ane bad charge Of the engineers
1slnstmsnt. Mr.. George e. Atkinson,
snsnseer Of tbe Tacoma Mil Company.
md Mr.. H[ieks, master meehaaie for
L1at oon3orasitln, we're also on b0srd..
Too toe was noe trimmed for ruuRing.
M she fsAshed Port Blaksly In forty
Ez1zintes aftsf leaving Seattle. She re-,
naaned ahbre half an hour, during
Fhich tirns the sxenrsionlsss were af
'uHied an OPPORTUNITY 10 visit tbe mill
nd skisty yAFA. which oppostunity, OF
lourae, ihity embraced. The return
Zip was made IN thirty.sssen miDatse.
The mAehinery ran iike cl0ok work,
nd there was no perceptible jar even
rbnn ths pirOpeliar was karniHg "a ruvo..
atisns per minntc. Every courtesy
M shown the excurstnnasts by the
eiieers Of che tii0, m welA ~ by Mesiirs.
ffhsks end Atkinson.
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Tnk R0HAL RLoER AT NEW
ORLEANS.

The following Is q copy Of Q letter
from a. w. Allen. the Commissioners
frou1 Oregon al Nev Osieans, 10 II. 81.
Dcdd, Chairman Of the Board Of Trade
COMMITTEES, which accompanied an ae-
coans Of sales Of the Royal Flour sent
from this Ssats 10 the Exposition: aThe
above hour was sent In q ear 10 New Or
leans and placed in the Oregon State
exhahit. and sold by me after the slose
OF the Exposition for $5 per barrel,
which wns 80 cents more than the flour
from other States was sold for, and was
pronounced by Mr.. Redon, the baker
whe boQeht ID, the best -four that he
had ever had in his bakery" This -four
can DO bought ct any grocery store.
Try IL. sdw In
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