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How to Test an Opera Glass.

The power Of opera glasses is from
two and a half to five times that of the
average eye. That is to say, if you are
forty feet away from the stage, an OPP
era glass win put you onthe same foot
ING with those who are from eight to
sixteen feet away There are several
simple tests Of tie power Of the opera
glass. The most convenient one, per-
haps, is to pin q card on the wall and
10 look through the right barrel Of the
glass with your left eve. The difference
between the actual distance as measur-
ed through the glass viii represent the
difference between your eye and the
glasses. OF course, this is only an es-
innate, but a fairly accurate and suffi-
Gent one can be made The field
glasses which many peop'r BRING to tho
thca,crs range IN power from SIX to
uiue ttrlos til 81 The eye
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-19
US. Hotel, Tuesday& Wednesday Mar. 24&26.
Marks House, DOdgeYle Thursday and Friday March 26 and2
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DENTISTRI.
4. Nj. EaaIee. ID. ID =.
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CHuRnH SOCIETIES.

METH. EPISCOPAL f. Il. CLoUGH, Pastor
Sunday services at 1890. A, NJ and 200, 7. NJ
Sunday School at 200, p. NJ. Prayer meetings
on Mondays and Thursdays AT 1900, p NJ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-19

METHODIST. C. DAWSON, Pastor.
Sunday services at 1880 a. NJ and 700, p. NJ.
Sunday School Mt 200, p. NJ Prayer meetings
on Mondays and thursdays at 1900 +. NJ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-19

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-19

TRINITY. .......... ..... M. CHASE Pastor
Sunday services at 1880, A. NJ aud 1900 p NJ.
Sunday School at 2;30, p. NJ. Services ON Fri
day evenings at 80 O'Clock.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-19


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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-19

PRESBYTERIAN ....... j. N. ELLIOTT, Pastor.
Sunday services at l0;30, A. NJ and 1900, r. NJ.
Sunday School at 300, p. NJ. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday at Tl5, p. NJ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-19

HUDSON ENCAMPMENT, No. 33, 10. OF;
| ! meets the I'd and 4th Tuesdays of each
month. Patriarchs visiting the city are invited
S O. THOMAS N. TREwEEK.
Scribe. Chief Patriarch
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-19
N. n. MIX, NJ. ID.
w. l.. Tailnan,
Y. w. patscr.on. Va. D.

N BFlCF opposite Pulfofd's Drug Store, High ST.
Y JHoars from to "a. m ana ! to p. M. IL
office nights 25tf
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eric SOCIETIES.

IOWA LODGE. No /, I. o. o. r.. facets every
| Wednesday night, in tn 1ir hail opposite CITY
Hall Visiting brethren invited to attend.
n IvEY JR Sec GEO. MAsTEN, N. G..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-19

DuYSICI, AND sURGEoN-oficc In Len
| ahan's block up stairs FIRST door Go left. Resi-.
dence first door west from NJ n. church Mineral
Point " IS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-19

ST. PAULS tIrish) .........J j. O'KEEFE. Pastor.
Sunday services. High Mass at 1900 A. ~.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-19

Dr0TECrION. LODGE, No. 7, A. o. U; W.;
meets I'd and lth Mondays in the month, In
Good Templars' hall. NJ. W. in good standing
are cordially invited 70 visit with US.
K. j. PENHALLEGON, VI. w.
j. z. HAWKINS, Recorder
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-19
Lnme. FicIdhonse. M. U

DuYSICIAN AND SURGEON Minlin, Iowa ooun-
| ty, Wisconsin. Calls attended to day,an uight.
Office at his ather' rtsldcucV. 0lm3f
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3. IL. vivian, Va. ID,
w. Eastman, VI. ID,

physician AND SURGEON, Mineral Point, wis
Office In drug store,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-19

I.NMERY LODGE. No 81, /. O. G. r.. meets
i every Friday evening. at their hail. on High
street All members OF the Order invited.
j. =. DAVIS, VS.. FRED PENHALLEGoN, VIII.
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county 0mcers.
The Tribune Directory.
PHYSICIANS.
y Parnley. MI

r Parmley. VI. N.
| | OMEoPATHlC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
| ofico NJ The residence Of joseph Parmley, dii-
Gin, Wis Once hours 5 to II Il, m, and to p. m.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-19

MINERAL POINT LODGE, No. !, +. & AN.
vi meets LIST and Sd Tuesdays of each month.
WIN. TREwEEK, JOSHUA HANsCoM'
W. NJ Secretary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-19

DAND OF HOPE TEMPLE, No. II, l. o. CT;
ID meets every Tuesday evening
ED. Julian. Sec p. ALLEN, JR., c. L.
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CT. JOSEPHS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY;
> meets every Sunday afternoon after the
18th day of each month, at st. Mary (Germanl
Catholic church.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-19

MINERAL POINT COMMANDEBY, No. u,
NJ K. r.: meets the "a Thursday each month.
j. THOs Pay r, +. G.. VIM II. CURRY, See.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30

I'VE FInsr RouNp TnxR.-Ths Olyra-
pi&n was three hosiEs hshind tina yss-
ssuaay In making her FIRST round trip 10
viseoria- Tnssea& Of making The run
Of 80 niles with tsEslss landings.
changes Of mail. handling Of frsi8ht.
eel. In lszs than = hears. she vas
snansthinR ever ~ HIex arsf frsiehf
was an Ennsaslly heavy enc. and de-
tsinsd her heyuus TIA expsezed time.
sAs has Q bsg iee isn her hAn&s. 10 make
the "trip SIX times w~ek. sEA Is .
6snhsful. fass ana stkznsh % shs ~ Il
ssse can psrfnrm tia repaired ssrviee h
q Pegnlsf and acuspeatan manner.
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eh1FE1 STATES uNxM1c1 LAM 0Rwux
OxxnRxA. wAzmNzTois TnmnfTmaR,
NOTICE - kxkKER 6fsfkR TnAT. m
~ e@mBls4nsa VITA ahx pmrvasfamH ef fAs
Ase ~ c1mgrDes apDm1sna Snns 4. aEaa. a2fl.
ted eAs Act fuE shs 3@ls 81 TtsaAxw LslnN6 A
ne stssss Of C.ilfnxnaA. 0rsgan. mseSzA -
WszA1nes0A Tmrsaasy.~ 1oA1f FuLFxR. a
ekAe1i eoznty. WasAin3tun Tsfsxnssr. has thaa
esy - = ,has easss - agp.Is@laee = pusA
~ i q M d - snes4aa Msl IN n kwwx-
sAlp 10 . nessA. m@Rs kA asmm ef ne VA.
Aanss&as MWt1AMn.
Frsaf n sappaTs e m64 sPpsses&axm wzn 10
Assis b<fers ~ csfk Il "a lnG.k<ins 0u1Ea.
a. 4aaaamlsA cry. snaAsmlAsh esRmsy. ". r..
SaEy !. asMA. n oseAask D n.
an sna Al perw0Az a1Almzng sdvssssly tas
Ssaa aeseRieed lNn4. a. any psxslsm th&renf.
49, h@rsky reqHlrs3 - 10 zAxlf eaxsnnsI n sAls
e3es si1ham SIXTY tsDi Gays fsnms aAas hsssnf
ttfyMa an4sF ny hsza. a. nj eE&es IL O4yE-
pa. v. r. tAls fsxh Gag q APfsl AD- lMN
s01& Y. 0QMEH
sgz3iz& nazlsssE e tAss fmAa oNsa
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Blinn's death
CLOSES the roll OF Congressional candl-
dates In 1888. 1870 aud 1871 Thsy were
Selnciea Gaxaslde, j. d. Mix. Marshall
Hmm. Msrxhall +. Moore and q. B. Me-
Fas2dsD. OF others praEninenf in the
heated contests Of shaee ysars. who are
aiso gone 10 tksif Anal accoanI are
Lewis r. BsAch. Frank Clark. Joseph
cnshman. R1win Marsh. J. r. Watson.
Irving Ballard. s'Cheroilesr SMITH, r.
r. MaEaros. Fred A. Claltks. Henry WI.
500; and toe list might be eontinaed
almost indeenit@ly. eEons of thsss
rsaalhed cid ace The cid settlers
azs indeea being deaiinated. and the
grsisssR nnsnbex ef thsm bid fair 70
sooii have ..passsd ever DO the majority. :
--0lumesz camvisr.
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All sfEhs Ran Dewn the seund Ser.
vice By enc Beai-aaereased Fares.

lOeeQonian.i
Commencing tonight, the Oregon Rail
way and Navigation Company's new
steel steamer Oiynpian will leave Ia
coma every evening except Sunday on
the arrival Of the Northern Pacific train
from Portland. She will reach Victoria
about ] am. and start en- her return
about an, reaching Tacoma in the
evening; thus making the round trip
every twenty foar hours. Exact time
OF arrivals and departures cannot be
given until the steamer has made her
nrsf round trip, but will NOS vary much
from the time mentioned above. Under
this new schedule q person can leave
Portland on Saturday afternoon at enc
O'Clock, reach Victoria nsxt morning
about nine. remain there until Menday
morning and reach here Tuesday noon.
The company also begin today the
syssen Of dividing the passenger trafsc
on the faeoma Victoria rnnss into thrt Q
0 ssses-frst. second and third. Such
10 the plan of construction of the Own
psAn that this can easily b,s done. Firss
esa@ passengers viii occupy the main
saloon aft and the ladies' eahin; second
class passengers will oecapy the forward
or smskine cabin; while third class pas
seugess will be qaartsreSl on the main
deck. Rates have been reduced from
the former schedule between all poinsa,
and the three rates for the different
csasscs viii be In force hsstwsen all the
points. Following are The new rates
between Tacoma and Victcria: First
class. a.; sessoad GLASS, %; third class.
o.. Between sesttis and Victoria: First
n n. IL "a 4
class. 81. This is believed 10 be the
Arss attempt TO divide steamboat pas
seneeF traffic in three CLASSES. and 10 win
be curious to note hew the innovation
giil Be received by the travelling public.
Tue Californis Steam Navieasion Com
pany In saFiy days used 90 have two sste
Of rates, oiae fer cabin and enc for deek
passengers, and the Oregon Steam
Navigation Company for time bad n
desk rass and . oabiri rate 10 The
Dallea. cot Of late years. one rate has
Frevailed on the Pseiac eoass for local
travel.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT HOLD.
Il ina eerms ~ Haaftaa. a.
Ne. t1s9-John @. BrRutisRn. pssln2I9.
W. Charles Fenscks. aefaadnn&
C1der and BY virtue sa an amdar NJ aaIa
Isned cut af tbs above Fsizssd Cost h
The above ezfitied aetinn. taaAeA the an
oar o. May. iEsA. anA 10 me dsprss6
and delivered. have duly isFkd apoa
the property described In smk1 nsxzar 9f
sale and ~ fotaawa 20 Wit.
Lots ore ~ and twe IN, block Tan tzef.
In kden addition 10 the city az HaasssA
Nesics 70 fhsressre hsrshT friyan tAaf On
s~azraay. she san nay 81 sun@. asas.
Al the hour Of II O'clock In Ina fcswns,en
Of saia day. In front of tA@ EomFt Hnann
dgar, In The City 81 Seattle. Mag Ce1nzy.
NaAhin&s0n Territory. ! will In ehaxa.
esacs 70 said order a anla asal The absve
dearri bed property a. pznssn aa1iaan 90
The highess At1der fer casa.
.sasd ~ Seattle. NE Oh day 90 AGay
nayT J.H. McQRAW. aAmafk
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Kew a viii be Observed In Seattle.
To-day the Grand Army Of the Rspub-
lie and the citizens Of this Union will
observe the National MemoEial Day,
and We In the far Northwestern corner
Of the Uaited States gill net be out
dona By cur EASTERN brothers and sis
terra In observing day sci apart 10 the
memory Of the Nation's heroes. SEE
vsns Pest Of this city. aided by The Ia
dies of Stevens Relief Corps. have ar
ranged IN interesting program for to-
dag.
< platform has been crested In the
grove Of the University eroaads. and
handsomely decked with hses. where
the literary exercises wlll take place.
AZ half past II o'clock today the gre
cezsion viii form In the following or
der; Mounted police. grand marshal
and aides. band. Knights rempiar. Sc
attic Rines, Oompany 3D. Harmony
Ledge, X Of r., Qaeen City Lodge. X.
Of p. seattle Turn verein, Fire Depart
meat, president Of the day, crater. DO
esesA posi- chaplain. Mayor and menu
beEs Of the City Couneil 10 carriages,
1&8En18&3 NA WI 3Afs 1N0Aa Il1NHs kH4E-
veus Pest u. A. II LarrAhee Posi-, g.
sailors, paalie schools, citizens in ear.
LINE on MARCH.
All organizations taking part aFs re-.
aueseed ~ report 10 the Grand Mnrshal
a tie Arlington Hetel not later than
l:iS p. N. Tue pfecsssiom will form Ga
ConlmerciAl street, tho tiaat resting Oh
aahIson. Al ls3e sharp. the eolemn
viii move. marching ap Commercial
street. 10 Mill, thense along 10 Front. up
Front 20 union. up Union 10 Third. and
an Third 10 the University aFoaads. at
me entrance Of which the First Division
will epen ranks and alfow the Seeund
Division co pass through Daring the
movement II the preoeexa0n, the sass-
co. shurehea are requested 10 toll theiR
bella. The bells at the several en0ins
hoaass siIl also toll Tee shippinR 10
part and ali isitizens having naRs are rs-
qaeaAsd to sitsRiay tkem a. half-mAss
fFoaa snnFise % saaset.
Arrived ~ the usiversasy erounaa The
prue@sssoa wiil break ranks, aud the ex-
ercssses of the DAY wsll thna taxa place.
/ In wAieh sill aisixens are earnestly 70
Qoesssa 10 ilin With Stevens Fest.
KxmscmRs % TMx Dax.
6aaa BIZ seAool childFen.
MemoFiAl services By sassens Pest
No 1. q. A. H.
S<na. "AnssEic&.s
Alsdreas. hy ths Prssidsnt os shs Day,
GeaFas u. Bill
M1aie By ahs hAna.
khaes.s ~ clara MffRnn.
/ SxsnE.
Orassee. by Hon. Tao& Barkss
S<snG.
Paen. ~ L. b Andrews
i Muse By Me hsnd.
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The saasss 81 ,Erinssy GGiid vii kaa5
. sociahle Al Yesaef's Han On Mandsy
sseninw. Inns IsA. sky4xsersisa ard
lie essasn VIII be swwvsrd. s.d shs aGair
VIII NJ aoahs hf . vesy setoyAhle ona,
inf. Y0an8 Ia esstzine 10 sa4e QnxxssH
lsin9fna. end tssse xiH be esed nsnxts
fur aannine. Tiakese hdmissina oes. ID
esnfs; sAzlarxn, 10 seuks % .
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settled as last.


Council mea last evening, pursuant to
adjournment. Pressnt--HIs Honor,
Mayor Lsary. and Coaneiimen FRYE,
Harrington, Snyder, Sox, Yssier. Lasi-
mar. RinehArt and Crockett
Ordered that the following changes
be made in she assessment roll John
Collins, reduced on hotel improvements
to 5000; Charles McDsnsld, IN i'm
pFovcments, 500: MAruhaii building,
on improvements, s6500: r. Wick
ssrom, 90 mortgage, 500; J. r. Ne
Nanghk on mortgages. $3.50; W. d.
Wood, on mortgages, tilO; Catholic
q arch, on iOt $3.50, on organ $500 /;
James MeNangns, on mortgages, fs679 /;
w. II. Reeves, on mortgages. $500 I;
james u. Goldman, $70; ". A. Hsr.
sinRton- $500; MarRAras Sidney, S2io ;
estate Of j. VI. Hooley. ss50: Daniei
Baaley, $50; Fred e. Sander. $500 /:
Il. II. Barns Merchants National
be notified TO appear and answer qnes-
tons.
MIscxLxANzoUs.
The City AttoEnsy vas granted an
extansion Of time until Monday esen-
ing next. IN whieh 10 formulate changes
against Chief Of Pelice wooiery.
Petition receivsd from B. @. Graves
regarding drain from lot 9. block ]. Of
Borsn's plat. Referred 70 Sever Com
mle1seA
Ordered that the Chief of Police Be
ard 70 hsrehy instraeted to proceed
against George a Biaelo9 fox . nni-
sAnce maintained an lois eorner Of
Main and Soafh Fo1xtA stress& Or
derea thai Csty Attorney and sarvsyos
exaraine TIE premises above mentioned
before The CAisf OF Poliea proceeds 10
ahaie.
VIZ Hills rial eg IN addition 10
the eiiy vas sppraxed By tho Coaneil.
Adienrnea antil Monday efsniElg.
Jane 1, iSs&
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Nxw Lcaazxu Carr .-Ge0. W. ossne's
Employmsns BuFsaa was shroaeed yss-
ssrsaay With laxee2a Upon tnqufry =
was learnsd sAaa be waa sapgasinR the
80 and exasnaivs basgsng eamp ct
Nn,zrs. Cnrrss a AaaDoaaia as bsg
skssknn. a fnA ersw u nsn are 30
ins seseeasa. he eampany tntsnd 70
s1zs hsrsaa in sha srori@ tnssss1 q oxsiAt
A sasaznsr has h1sea chartered 10 a&aai
ne sasas 40 the sssana 20 Moaay sezi-
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AKaTvzn. - The Steamship kmpire.
Captain @, II. Batter. arrived hsrs ae0ut
7So . N. she hrocRhs ne pAsseassrs
ana sxnsil cargo Her eonsigness are.
IsAraskais Pnhalshine Co. Csoseiee A
EnRsssh. Hardy q Hal. II Rapp. Jean
lollips d Co. J " emith. jean Poren-
sev, Isse Shtnr, Mol.aa2hlin q Jossss.
Posr IxzxxxxakacxR ca, d p Morse.
Seaktle Hardware CO. Z @ RsaAsi. Wa
Iyhann, WheeGFiRhs 4 Haal. Was3deli 4
MIles. w % Hardy. n wesllsack. sam
Wolf and HArsinGson q SAITH fhe
Rmpire less FteanFis yesterday nsriiins
a Ill q. m. wA<re she dlaehArusa eeaa-
hsefihles sus &c fsaAna Railway. sez
Fapnrss weafhrr ane, ksht northwest
Winds and ssBo0&h sea- kFum 6f&y's
HArAoF 30 vancuassx isasn1 ssw ~
lsza. auina 30 rain ssnr@ sf slbcu'
twsnss- fear hears' daFsfsan-
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10 LET.

HogSE WITH POUR ROOMS. IN
IL resr q SzIllvnns hleck. sRply @
ans JOHN SULLIVAN.
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Voice Culture
G ard OF Tha nks.

TsHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO
4 thank his neighbnFx and friends who
20 kindly sssisas1 IN saving hiz propestF
fran destruction b ire. Yesterday.
WM f4fN1f1AAN
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


IN THE DISTRICT couaTr HOLDING
il eerms "a Ha2s1iA
Ne. sses- wessss nEea q o.. rlaanialk Va.
Claus Aarns, asfsnAnnsa
Under Aa6 ~ virtas 81 IN a7ssuutkea kmsrns&
cut tAe ae-ys Rsmea cozft In ahs aAsygs
euttsisd sesioAs. daaea the isf dzy 81 asr.
issA sod 30 me 6trecses and Asliv<rsA, I hnse
dag lssied apoa The following asscrsled fess
propersy. o. wsss
LOTS sis 90, ssven 90. sishs co., mass es1
and tso tl04. In b ek afay-aae s6ll. az Fss.
lars sscon6 snppsemsnasl saiiia0s 10 ahs etsy
81 sessaas. kinz eounss, wasaGaassa TaFrf.
tory.
sossss d therefore Assssy sfsss sAsa q
saturday. the San Say sf 1mns. Hsas.
A shs hoas Of e'eAocs D. a. Il sssa ass. An
frsnt of the ooass House daas. a. fks Ctr q
sssstle, king osxnty. aspes~aia. win sali a
tho rtghs. sliis aud isesssss NJ nsia aafssAsasA
o. ssshsr q thsza. In sd 10 sslta rasl psuD~
cry, o. pabaAr szfstaa 70 Ne Ai9hRm hlAasr
for cash
Dated ID sestsis. TIA s<A Gag uf Mar. snss.
R1 ,. n. keGllAW, aisn.R
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PaflarxIpHfA. Nay 2s,--A notice was
uostsa or tile door Of she Snack amos-
% Bsnh shls mosning. signed By I. III.
Ha9asrd. cashier. annOunsiag the sus-
psasIen es shat institution. The presi-
dsns 4 john RIssbands. Tas capital
i SIS 0o, and tbs Surplus $4,000. IL
d said that Reeoants nave been over
aftwn 10 ths exbsn. of 3 ,1Da.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30

NEW YoRK. May 2.-President Harris
Of the Northern Pacific Compans says
tksre Is no truth whatever In she state
naent recently made regarding the lease
Of the Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company. In which 10 was alleged that
the farms had been settled and counsel
instructed 10 prepare the lease for sig
natuRe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30

Nsw YlsRa. MAY -. DIR. Douglas re-
msinsd Ia General Grants house all
nleat, ana whsn he came out, said he
had not lessn awakened on account %
tss Gsassal 20 much any night in ths
mouth as be wss last night. Tue pa
ilss4 siept only tao sF three hoars 10
ths night aua NOS more tnan ons hour
eantlnaEisly. fhs Gsnsrai vas kept
asAke b. pilins in bis throat and ear.
TIE 6ooiaf said, however. that, ss dur
ia4 Ne cast wssk, hs believed the Gen.
ssal bed lssssme chilled daring biz ride
yessardAs' afternoon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30
Vacant cterkships.

WAsaEsGToz. May 9.-Since Secre-
sary Manning assumed charge Of the
Treasury Department sixty cieFkships,
ranging IN salary from $3.50 to $21Co,
have becoms vacant. Win one exesp-
ton the Offices are ell within the civil
sorviee classification. The Secretary
has decided not to fill any OF ths saeaa-
cies In question, on the ground that the
interests Of the services do not require
ii. This viii result in an annual saving
of about 81, eco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30

auNxnssN. OIL. Msy 1l-This evan-
ne a NE, eaSs boand Dsnvsx aud Rio
asNn9e iaalln reached q poina 9 few
hamiret yards fruzn the sispssl, thoee IN
~ xhAaily eaw Sash and beard q
80 reseNal ffaas The aAfecassaa 81 the
rain. Upun examinAtsan 70 was foaad
sa1t ~ iixploslve AZ soszaa kind had
aeea placed nnsier he tRaeA- TIE en-.
ssusss1 had kEsecksa oas . piscs % rad
several isEsAss inzle and sllAale9 ans
afiss 'Fhsal II 80 locomotive. TIE
tssissasl WRs esslonaly inseHsled for the
asspmahl liassssseer train fFem nsneer.
S1zeA hsppens1 b BE- an hsaF iste.
Aasea y 20 eaaa ~ the perpetrators.
frHszranz 10 aessixA slavery.
Axs asalk. Mar sss--yhe sasanes Ad.
sshae sllluh arrived here lasiAy fEena
- q taneinA exlnes advises 30 the
set thAi TIE nsw ministry 81 Brasil
~ hFasd = program fer tie aholisf1a
= ssFff, u shaea the foilswtn9 10 .
1sasHh 0eassal registry at ali siAsea,
- nssAzrattan as ne valna % each
ssass FeEasfefs1. sahs&es b d sesray do.
Nasa q ATe Eef cent. inakinR ~
zaEsal salnA fNr siA'pee IL 90 years
~ zltaEass each. slaasa esex q
q len vii have M nannsasz,
~ -. ND slii hs eAlsssd 10 ssFse fol
= " tAFee ys&s2 Tia exisalnl
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A wise Graasi barr.

WlxnssAakn tPean J. May 9.-Ths
grand !aiJl the afternoon returned an
!sasetmsni against the town Ceaneil of
fiymeskh for maiasainlrlC q uuisancs,
snd ssth criminal naxless of their ofhcial
daties n lilsi keepinR thu tosSn In good
aAai1Art essgsdisicfs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30
For Sale, Cheap

OUR ENTIRE STOCK or TRAs.
~ SiikA Chinsware. Fan = Coda Ia
Qnora and Cigars Will be sold cheap Cor
cash during the maxi month-
Storn. a. if saandA viii Be sold at Q bar
gAsn. WING TAI q Co,
Main street. hsok q New Ariingson.
apis I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30

w.sauiarJN. May A.--Dspt. bsiknsEL
$50. a tbs bsard appoiRiasd n ex-
80 -, Dolphin. in q tsleRrsin 10 the
s.s-s,srg II the Navy. reports that the
80 re yesterday was satisfactory and
81 he requirements o. zoe sohsfaa'
= - yssssi we're complied With.
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Marine.

San Francisco, May 9.-Arrjved-
Schooner Jennie Wand, from Columbia
River.
Sailed-Steamer Beda for Astoria
steamer San Pedro for Tacoma; steam
or Oregon for Astoria.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30

A sCow Is FEET LONG. 10 FEET
n be4m. u feet deep 80 tons: price,
ESQ Inquire Of JOHN FEIGH. Seattle
ut my2if2
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wAsars0ros. May 29.-Charlss DENLY
Of Indiana was today appointed to be
Eavoy Extraordinary and Minister
Pienipotentiary to China.