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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06
WASHINGTON.
Chief Jastiee Waite Coming 70 the
| Coast.

ehief Jasstee Waite CSmlnG 70 the
Coast.
WAsHIsGros, Jan. Sit il understood
that as soon as Chief Justice Waite TO.
covers sufficiently be will start for the
Pacific Coast. He will spend February
aad March at San Diego. Judge Waite
can retire, II be desires 10 do 80, on his
full salary FOR life, be having spent q
safacient numbsr Of years on the bench.
Has ailment 10 By no means serious,
though he RECEIVERS slowly in conss-
qaence OF indigestion caused By want
Of exercise.
Justice BFadiey's seat.
Tbs story Is renewed that il Judge
Bradley resigns from the United States
Supreme Court, President Arthur will
provide a place for Secretary FrelinR-
huys7n BY appointing hun TO fill ths va
caucy, and that efforts are nov being
made 70 get Bradley TO hurry up with
his resignation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06
SEATTLE, Jan. 5, 1885

SEATTLE, Jan. 8, 1885.
H. Norwald va @. Z. Noraser. De-
murrer to complaint overruled.
Ellen M. Marshall W. John Keensn ct
al, on motion of plaintiff was dismiss
cd. al plaintiffs motion and at plain
tits cOsts.
Z. T. Blaine. on motion Of ]. j. No.
GilvrA, was admitted TO practice in all
the courts Of the Territory.
Wui. A. Gillian vs. the steamboat
Hornet. Vessel ordered condemned TO
pay the demands Of libellant.
Adam Tosh vs.. J. II. Mc0raw, sheriff t,
ct al. Notice Of appeal TO the Snprsme
Court.
Chas Klets 70. L. II. Graves ct al.
Decree Of foreclosure and sale Of prop
erty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06
PACIFIC COAST.
peash OF Bertha wseiaud,

SAs FRANoIsoo, Jan. 8. Bertha VIE
land, the daughter Of John Wieland.
proprietor Of the Philadelphia Brewery,
whose death vas reported last night,
died this afternoon. Her death was
the result OF burns received while aid
ing her father TO rescue her brother
from flames caused by the ignition of a
can Of coal oil. she was aged twenty
too years-
The California L<&islaeure.n
SACRAMENTO. Jan. 5.-Ths Senate was
called 20 order for its twenty sixth ses-
sion today BY Lieutenant Governor
Dasett, who ordered the roll sailed of
the newly elected Senators from the
odd-numbered districts. Il was az
pected that there would be some con-
troversy over the matter, bat none oc
cured. Afte. appointing temporary
officers and adopting the RUSS of the
last session, the Senate sdiougaed until
tomorrow morning.
The Assembly Was called 10 order by
O. Z. Leake. Chief Clerk Of the lass
House. The rules Of tbs last session
vere adopted, and tbs House adjourned
until this evening. At the evening
session W. II. Parks vas elected Speak
" A1u ~. hy31 Nnt6t Nt6IA-
Adjourned till l o'clock tomorrow af-
ternoon.
sharsn W. mia.
SAN FRASclsoo, Jan. 5.-Ths trial of
Sharca ". Hill, which vas eel in the
Uaited States Circuit Coart for today,
has. owine 70 tie crowded stats OF toe
calendar. been indefinitely postponed.
Chimase Aliewea q HanA.
One hundred and twenty -stx Chinese,
wao claimed PROT residence, bot who
were nevertheless being bald, we're, IN
der the late decision Of she United
states Sapgsms Court. granted By Judge
Hoffman Of the United States Dissris,
Court today permission 10 land
Ths nswiy elected city and county
iaages and sficers we're installed into
ode today. Everything passed OF
q7istlv.
ninisg ssseks.
San FAANcIsoo, JAa. 6.-Alta 3oo
Bslchef go. best 4 Belcher IS. Beds
2i0, Balboa a5s. Con California ana
Virginia $50, ChollAr s.ie. Enreka Cor
lis. Gsald 4 Curry lilo. Hale & NeF
eress 4eo. MexicAn 65a Mono $50
OehiF 500. Potosi 7So. Savage 6, Sierr.
NsvsdA zoe, Union Sc. Utaa 800, Yeilos
Jaeket LEO. Bnlwer $50. Crown Point
500.
shippinG taaeiifgenes-
SAx FKAscISco. Jan. s.-Sailed--6tmr
Columbia. for Astoria; brig Dsacon. 70
Port Discovery; steamer san Pedro, 70
New Tacoma
| PoRz TovSxKxp. Jan a-AFisea-
BARK C. o. whitmose and barksntin,
Kitsap, trom Ronol1ls: schooner Coar
seF, fFom San Francisco; snip Edsar,
Otrsen.
PunT BIAKKLz. Jsa. 6--Saiied- - Bar
Kascinsko. for sydney,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06

A COMFORTABLE HOUSE, TO
n rent: 8 large roomk eloeess aod pan
Try Watef lAta On good largo hzzar1ed
cellar eak grained tkfouxhgzt two
ana Howell ksFpes4s 10 per meath %
god tenan1 fnqalrs e j. 9LkN. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06

A lady In Coseytovn discovered .
mouse in the family aoar barrel. She
Summoned her husband and told him
10 red 9 gan and call the doR and sta
tlon himself near the scene Of on
siaasht. Gestiae up on . chair shs
commcncea panohing the flour barrel
vita . poie- The poor E1oass seon
made lie appearance asd started across
the floor, the dag Immediately in par
salt. In the exsit<xnent the man fred
The san. killing the doG, and the lady
tainted snd fell OF the chair. The
axn. thinning thai che Vas dad, and
fearing arrest for spurder. cleared out
and lAs not been beard Of since. The
moose escaped
There are too thin9s in llfe whieh we
are n,AVer praDared for,--twiaS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06

ENDED Ar LAsT.-Ths divorce case %
Anderson W. Anderson, which has 90
cupied the attention OF the District
Court for 80 long. reached its termina-
ton last evening. The evidences vas
concluded Saturday evening. and the
elosine srRuments took place last night.
Mes sFs. HAlieF ard Burke argued for
the plaintiff, Mrs. Anderson; and
Messra. MetcAlfe and Haines for the
defendant, Louis Andersen. Tue case
elected unusual attention. and the
Court House vaa veil nlled with spec
taioFs The Arguments we're able and
very interesting. Al the conolassoa-il
o'clock D. m.-ths Jadee stated that he
uas ready 20 reader bis decision. which
vas a. follows; That divorce sheald be
granted for the causes SCI foFth in ths
plaintiffs pieadings; that The property
acquired after the marriage should 90
10 the wife. exclusive OF the tndsbted-
| ness. that the temporary care Of the chill.
drea should ress ~ The utfs. With % aas
provisions for ,ce4 Hloaal visits u
Toe children by Anderson; thai the do
sendAnt ehouid furnish an allowance O
% least els per montn for the support
| Of the minor children. and that . de
cree setting forth this order be tssaed
! Ars. Anderson. Who has been . con
1 ssanl attendant 81 The court darina tht'
trial. uas very mnsh affected By 90
drnision 81 The judge. aud barss Int
te4rs when the decree vas read By %
1udEe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06

Sometimes. Is gaze into the
great starlit girdle OF earth. and try
10 fs;hora the mystery Of space. | am
lost in the utter helplessHess of my
remarked Mr.. Jarphley.
4" How Impossible il Is for the human
mind 10 comprehend anything with
out beginning and an end. II Is
beyond In capabilities, however cul.
tured or brilliant that mind may be-
For what, then, are our little petty
ambitions. spites. inslices, struggles
and exertionss For what do We exist
For"
Got thai wood chopped yet, Jere-
miah'" called out Mrs. Jarphley from
he kitchen.
I'm s-ehopping it," replied her
husband.
We'll, you'd better hurry; | reck-
on II you have 70 20 without your
supper you Won't wonder what you
exist for
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06

A naa whc, frem has yoash apxAra.
had led q naest irregalaF life. saidsaly
eaasA his bAehslcx career By marrying
utssos vita &so,ooo -Doaf imagine
sad be o sns of his fri4ads. that am
. mpiy marrying foE Daney. II shs had
bad only sou 0o shoaid have married
her tRx1 ths sAzasA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06
For Rent.

uoUsE WITH FOUR ROOMS ALSO
IL large barn, uitAbfs for . work
ehop. In the rear Of sullivnnis block Ap-
ply % john SULLIVAN.
nor Commercial street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06
A LADY

w ANTI A SITUATION As WAIT.
w e. IL . reztA1raat O. Aotel o. Aoas1-
keeper IN Q sua2a fAmsly. Appsy e. kir.
Whales tfrszzsons HoassA Mi sad Thtr1
ssF~skA sc
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06

PExsoxAI- n. Bradshaw and .. J.
oAlhoaa. too prominent attorneys Of
PoFs Tsvnssnd. are At prssest in Seat
tie 90 legal haxinsss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06
MMONS.


n ERRTT0RY OF WASHINGTON,
u county OF King. s..
In justices Court before 9. b. vrooman,
Justice Of the Peace.
To Christian Thygensen: You are
hereby notified that Michael Kelly has
fled . claim against you in said Court.
which viii come on 20 be heard at my
once, In Seattle. King county, w. T.. On
the lsth day OF January. A. ID. 1886. at the
hour Of 10 o'clock Q. m, and unless you
appear and then and there answer, the
same will be taken a. confessed and the
demand Of the plaintiff granted. The OBJ
jet and demand Of said claim 10 to re
cover . balance OF go alleged 70 be due
said Kelly from you on account Of SER
vices rendered by said Kelly on or about
the first day OF October. ISL. In assisting
to negotiate the sale OF certain real estate
belonging 70 JON, at your special instance
and request
Claim died December g. 1854.
SIDNEY n. vRO0MAN.
Justice Of the Peace
J. +. Ronald. attorney for plaintiff. uls
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06

An NIGHT MONTHS OLD WATER
~ Suknicl BACK with tan leEs. An
swrTs 70 tbs name II ~MAsoE. I vii
p4y o re~ ard for his return % Pontlusis
Dr g stole
jASs ma HYDE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06

In ChercA and 10 state
10 u rule. OF Be Fnls<a
In ooaFtships o. EnsFriaies
Ii ID foel. or be foeissd
In ho9ic and lAw
10 - nsck. O. Be Rieked
In zamolinE or trade
Ii Il triek. % - tricks<a
II peaes sna vsr
i Il usai, OF Be heatsn
n ths strsgzis for lsfs
It h saa or os eAisn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06
N NOTICED,
INSURANCE AGENCY.

V'HoMAs r HUMPHREY. REPRE-
L ssnting the best American and FER.
oign Insurance Companies in the Terri
tory, has removed his Office 10 LYONS
Book store. No. 7i3 Front street opposi
Smiths Jswelry store. ocO
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06
Lessons Wanted

ON THE GUITAR BY A YOUNG
dress boz &c. Seattle y. o. as
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06
Rooms 70 Let.

TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for single gentlemen. In Q private
family; three minutes walk from the
Poss once. For particulars Apply e this
offlce. ds2ts
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06

~ iolik, dan. As--GuvSramsnts
- ~ pm esats and railroads arua.
- epsan<i uoak and deolinea 10
eaasts seEs The ne sksst. Out.
ls..ss.'an1 slssks The asslina wat ,nsfsly
49, ~ beaars II e. q. NE saafkei
~ fiSvsI and andsr the leader.
III - ranl, pfaesa moved az \ 10
e,s.. - sskal bstst tAsFa vas aonxasrss,le
- Axiis, AMI the advance was oar.
- - Soar the escss there vas .
-. alNne ear The 0rSaxers and
II 1919 and VFlass advanced = ts
IL. 10 hsssst paint q The day.
Es...A h.iii tsts ID ssrouS. Tss
~ y As 0fznssxs lsss in do
Gee - Ne Aalyxnes
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06
YESLER COLLEGE

OPENS THE NEW TERM ON MON
~ day. Jan. S.
de3o6 LANCE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06
To Rent.

THREE PIANOS. FROM g TO o. 50
per month. J. ID. L0WMAN,
sos Corner Front and Cherry sts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06

49, lcek. dan. A-united States Ss,
NsA is II "a isIk; Paeihc s6's
- Assri<ss kIpresa 81, Canada Pa
~, LetelAvznns $50. Canada
s.nsfs ~ CsetEAl pAcsna S4sa, Bar
49, IL Denver 4 kio Gsnnda 81.
ssNs Hannibal A Sc. Joe So, Kaa.
- ss.ss ~ Lake shore 6ssS, Laais.
~ nsssslile IN, Michigan OeRtrai
Nefthsrn faelne lea, Norsh,sFn
~ pfssetrsd 0is, Northwestern
~ Terra Tea ssbs, Oregon Rail.
= ssssistlon ~. Ureson Franscsn
800 sd " Oregon Improvement n,
ss's 49, ". mAli 81 Panama -. Rocs L.
~ ENssi. sl Pal co., Texas Paciae
~ esha fsclae tssss. Quilted states
" Metls Fargo ipt. Western
~. fetfoisan, arm Al ~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06
nestrassiye Fsre.

- LeSk, Jan A ars this mora
= ise sssre Of Easaein, HsFaeh 4
- mkestsfs Of lacs and embroidery 4,
1870 their stock $4,000. Converse.
sssA q Davis. WOODEN commission
s.,aAniA ecuapted . por siau OF che
ssainf sald l0ee CSC, Oo0. The building
~ aslnxEsd $4,000; all insured.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06
nsaes Market.

loss, tAn. 81 Money easy 81
: ri ssossd offered, | per cent; prime
sssedi sxsAsn9e bills steady at
NN4i starting demand. a SaAf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS
REMOVED.

nR T. T. MINOR HAS REMOVED
- his once 70 frye's new Opers Ho0se
Building rooms Sos / and 4
Telephone No. 81 aaS6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06
Cstiisisa On the Fsx.

NssfssK Va, Jan. s.--fhs steamer
asssaasek. Of the Old Dominion line.
smsd VITA the steamer Laray OF the
- s'iie. % kanney leland. Tue As-
anoeA saak. No lives we're lost A
asxks tsg pnsyailed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06

tssuerTKIp, o.. Jan. 5.--Rsv. John
Hsfssll hang himself in the county
~ yssisfday with a towel, and was
bead lead when his breakfast was
hsstgbi. On November 18th last Max
ssll numbered his three children by
mhpaisla, aad attempted suicide at that
ana bss recovered and was lodged In
~ H8 Aoiions since bis arrest have
atiesd the belief that be was insane.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06
TAM Nc
DAILY POST.INTElLIGEhcER.
LEADING NEWSPAPER

Washington Territory
Pahsio<tisa osses: Posi- Building. Seat.
lie. w T.
Subscription sls per AnnuIn. In i'd
vance
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06

v LIunA ian. 6--Ths drivers on the
hsastosiaine ssreet-oar lice, which runs
~ northvesisra part Of the city.
sissk sEainits q Proposed reduction Of
: anah Q day IN their wages. They
sAtt hssn getting tl.ss per day. No
~ fua anEil after 3 o'cissk, when .
@.ffu'nise was naade on q reductions
cehts par day. The men then re-
tsf1ea 10 work.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06

ma HYDE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06

Elkfanusn, Ind, Jas. 6.-Jacob
hishasla, . promneni church member.
bring besn discovered in forging an
atss bT whish he gos 800. shot him-
~ essld in the presence Of the con
nahls sens b, arrest him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06
sl.st By q negro.


Mss Yoax, Jan. 5.-The TribsHc's
htishnrg special says; A correspond
81 WISHED Andrew Carnegie yesterday.
tafneals said the idea Of his being Q
heshiist, ~ stated In q Pitssburg dis
l'ahiA - New York, was simply absurd.
AHsaheF nnmsr Absas Freiiaxhuysea.
hsv NoAE, Jan. 6.-Ths Tses' Wash.
lseiaa apscial says Chief Justice Waite
~ beaa stricken with paralysis. II be
aass Dol fsccyuF immediately be never
IN and u " rumored that the prcsi-
-! sill appoint Freiinahuysen 10 sue
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-07

Thelj made me change of 1cith the batter.
Well, What man can see in baseball is
beyond me.
never want to look at the horrid game
AGAIN as long as / live!
| spent last week in the wilds of New Jer-
Rev at Miss Van Dykes country place, and in
IAN evil hour she proposed game of baseball.
hadn't the faintest notion how it was
olayed but | recklessly consented to help
Der out.
81 There were four other girls in the house,
9 and we divided ourselves into two mines of
three each. Mis-; Van Dyke said she knew
all about the game: she had seen her brothers
pay very often. and you had to have a
catcher and pitcher, and I forgot what she
ealed the other-cHdSer think-anyway,
you had to run like mad every five minutes
lknow, because they put me there first, until
shey found that | couldn't run so, to save my
Soul; | should Ike to see any one gallOp
wildly over the ground with pull-back and
French heels! 1t is physical impossibility.
after had proved that to every ones salts
faction they made me change off with the
batter
This was comparatively easy, for beyond
gTaSping the bat cOnvulsively every time /
Jaw the pitcher move, l had really nothing
% do, as the ball never came anywhere near
ne
It's motto seemed to be Excelsior, for
though at first it appeared quite content to
srike the ground and go bounding off in a
eres Of joyous little leaps to hide among
she bushes when we had to stop the game,
srovel around on all tours and poke it out
9th cane, it soon became more ambitious.
and scaled the highest trees with an ease
Rnd CELEBRITY that would bring tears of envy
% the eyes of an African monkey.
There was a certain amount of mOnOtony
pa this amusement that soon paIled, and we
We're quite relieved when Jack strolIed up
ana offered to pitch for us.
JACK Is simply immense in the athletic
nne-haS quite reputation, in fsct-and a
ntue wave Of enthusiasm ripplei over all
Fhs girls when he joined US
he settled down to business at once and
Nnt the ball straight at rne. This was so
mike anything that had happened before
la II completely unnerved me, and l lust
Popped the bat and ran
hadn't taken that precaution, | should
Dot be alive now
JACK was downright hateful about it Ia
sue way brothers have) and he nettled me
tnat determined to succeed or die in the
'enpt! 80 l tried it again. Jack was too
1Crrld Tor anything Three times he went
oIen the motions without letting go of
ne ball. and he made me so nervous that
men It did come toward me l entirely lost
presence Of mind, flung the bat at it with
my might, and then stood still-petrifed
11n horror! If you could have seen the
Nyoc that bat createdl
- almost Drained Miss Van DYKE, who was
prudent enough to stand near me, neatly
Iyaud marble statue for which Mr.. Van
ne mad spent fabulous sum and finally
@1 nue. on Jacks favorite dogl
IaT settled it. When 1 heard Bruno
80 w., !, Nne" 1t was all up with me and fled
Aom the wrath to come.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-07
She Knew Holman.
Texas Siftings.l

L-S-AeIS foIlllUSSl
ooL Holman Watts is an Ars+in e,o,,+1o-
-. OL responding turn of mind, who is al
- threatening to commit suicide when
- uo not suit him, but who has never
f.Te eoeu IN doing so. He became depressed
- h." uays ago because his hat few off
s bis i lie sneezed, and desiring to put an end
W IA suicidal intent. " '"' '-''0i Il
~ axe axe on those boots first" said his wife
~ -sT : matter-of-fact woman WIG
u tran an' d Ior' he asked feebly, pulling open
"a nav sy.ut s;. the water will harden the boots
Lem wbo e,lAe You go down to the lodge in
Lain Of - vo, you come home you will com
IS. Holmsu u' v eorns hurting you," replied
q sewing machine. '-l'l-iiS "sr work on
a. than shut the trap door with such VIC
81 tbonaStt we !9 neighbors a quarter of a miIa
''' somebody was blasting rock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-07
sample PRACTICE,
X. J. Burdettel

nth c cpCt,, auditor of accounts in the sevar
his life ana was a great practical Joker
Z lost the IN lever. even played a trick after he
D large ca po%er OF enjoying it, for he left
which had tpu u TO be carried at his tuner
fpre the 10 mo. not been burning Is minutes
Fhep ; vent of as fireworks "'''eS
it general Iy Condescends to a practical
acourt 1 tbo IS a very neat one N
Ris wife in i tG hnancier, was very stinov
a lady cios uie way of pin money one
= to be ro closely yelled and varu sn 4ne
..srowed sesSfognized, called unon b anxious s
pledaea large sum, leaving her d; nm ana
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-07
NOTICE.

ON AND AFTER THIS DATE ALL OUR
~ accounts will be rendered MONTHLY Instead
OF quarterly, heretofore.
s. J. LEVEY & CO.
Honolulu, Feb. end, 1885. 1877
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-07
NOTICE.

TNROM IST OF JULY CHUNG CHAN CEASES
II to be q partner in the Arm of Tai Chong d
% q. Akiona & Chung Wal will carry on the
Hr,-src@~ ---Ae- e-~-c S-.- ---re, c-1 2. A'-tp-r
~ II settle nh debts due by chung Chan.
-4G-jy1S
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-20

Sunday last, after sixty two years, he says,
in sin, be was at the altar pleading for
mercy. He expressed conversion, and last
evening Joined The Methodist Church. 10.
Petber with teveral members of his IA mily
Elisha Pierce, another leading attorney, was
so impressed By her earnest plesdings as 20
60 to the altar; and he, too, processes to have
found pardon. Last night At the NJ. E
Church q scene was enacted the character
OF which WAS never before wit
messed. The Evangelist lady took her
DEL arturo day before yesterday, and was not
present DUring the services Miss Nette
Ludworth went into a trance, and soon
twelve more were IN ike condition. and
the meeting was held until O'Clock IN the
mclniIg TIE remarkable part o. this
meeting vas Ia the fact that skeptics were
induce to test in their own way the cOndi-
ton OF Miss Ludworth. One young man Tor
lew minutes gszed pen her paliid features
and into her wioe-staring aud slghtless eyes,
snc soon he too wSs stretched ont near the
altar. Others attempted investiga ion
IL the same manner, and not
ole but What was affected, and several D,
them trauced. Many have been trance3 a.
home. and yesterday three frances occurred
at TIE homes OF the subjects Everyone has
an opinion, good or bad, and are very free
to express the same. Old bald heads that
had not seen the intide of q church for years
have been frequenteEs of the sanctuary and
occupied front seats. Some of them would
no more shake hands with the Evangelist
than they would enter cage of
wild beasts. Mesmerism, magnetism,
spiritualism. diabOlism, IN fact. nothing
psIfdious, satanic or vile, bat what has
oeiyed a benefit. The only faculty LETT to
those in trance seems to be the sense Of
hearing, which IS rendered far more accute.
The pupil OF the eyes are dilated to their
fullest capacity. the power of speech is Loaf,
and all the external senses are lost except
hearing. Many have visions Some assert
they have been 10 the bottomless pit. aud
seTsphic choTisteIs chanting the melody oil
kindred, some are perfectly obliYi-
Gus and totally unconcious to all
around them. but everyone seemed to enjoy
the sensations attending these trsnced con-
ditions. At least forty reporters have been
here, and out OF the many hundreds that
have attended, not one but what could ex-
plain ii all 10 minute but when pressed
Tor an explanation were dumb IS an
oyster" Your reporter has examined and
c0nyeIssd with over forty Of these subjects,
and we are ready TO be informed by anyone
1t this lale hour as TO just what 1t is. It's
not true catalepsy the conditions are not
sll present; II is not ecstasies, for the in
centive or requirements 10 superinducing
that condition" are absent We predict
that evil consequences will follow 70 some Of
these trance0 persons, and it NAV be posi-
bic, If not probable, that insanity will be
the result. Some of the cases simulate cafe
lepsy SO closely that We would believe them
all TO be oateleptic, or tTanced, was il not
that in others nearly all the conditions are
wanting ID.