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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14
LADIES VISITING me SLlroHTER Hor>EN
-l..,rt r,ulicnnnn,l hnn1Dh tho nrnrrs.In

y
that started from No. 40 Eat liu.th ye,t,',"y
morning. He b'anGshed h. club and kept on t.c
i muuit Tho dignity OF the Ladies' Health
protective Association. Under his imm"-
association. beaded by Mrs j. J. sparks and Mrs Cecilia
Fcudcr Their object to request the owners "i iic
dealers on the East side should -lluthlrr AhOhr on
the methods Of removing hopes AMI ohal thdi
we're made last year through the tnoIlS
Mr. sharks declared the immediate improvements
wished tor 10 asphalt floors IN place of wooden "n',
quicker removal Of Ofs. and in general moro cI anu
ness If satisfaction cap be obtained III no "tn,I I"'
Ter the ladies arc determined 70 brlnI before lhc l-
iauro hin ovidns for the removal "i "a" slaughter
houses Iro .v moved down Firavc. and
re,chipr Fnry-,iNth-st the first visit was made III
slaughter-huusc that Is run in connection WIN lhy'I
On hi, and we're yir-mcly courteous IN yl'dlHE Inc Az
10 one another However, chcrrrd ny inc PoI'tn'h
Hroyerv thcy stepped dalutIy iuto the supposed dch q"
Gh onIy To fnd !: sweet and clean. twas quite sur
PRISE aud the men At WORK e,qCt /" fi9oS IT. I
be made was that the floors were not asphalt Dul
TIE next slaughter house marked out prey belonged
70 Srhwarzschld 4 Sulzberger al Ilr'ave ana rory
hitl-st The laws requtIng 81 ,5 go,p.
were not 0beyrd yet the building was noi'I :" cctl
lness The prOprlcors rccelVedthr
and sho gcd them into every nook ana corner "l Tue
Mace Mr. Fle.chauer somewhat inclmod to resent
the Intrusion of sirangcrs non M. IGL a Oto e
other establishment which ho owns. Dut "hch A. hheL
conducted Pat he could not get y a%nS r%%'y
and he finally left the room with remarks 10 no c'''
that women did rot Know % & s0'%' T fer
tIizers. next suffered Mr. Rafferty, wa.
yyhcI s&onid be leased to Others certain days.
The butchers did not seem 10 care mncl what was
done They said that Chicago would shut mp Their
oEops In wear or 80 more encctualy than the ladies
could do it, the whole their places seemed a. clean
as cOnd be expected aud the onal was removed with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14
wEsTCnEsrLR COUNTY.

MI NIRNoN.-Tho engineer OF "A freight train on the
Nrw.Iaytn Railroad about ~ yesterday discovered
uortiuns 81 mans body lying Oh the track The dead
nau was Charles Miller, age NIFTY, laborcr.
WHITE PLNN--Gho trial or the suit Of Harriet ~
Moves ul New York, to set utilo the individual assign
nrt Of John Mastcrtou Of Mount Vernon. the gruuud
Of fraud wa continued Yesterday before Justice DJ
man lie snd that he should set the assignment aside,
IN nc Ero.t and Prince counsel for the defence, asked
eay, TO nut their against this decision, the
hearing was adjourned for "a week The assignment
,vr The ptiutii- are seeking TO set ABIDE II Is
alleged made by the Defendant the day after no was
srvcd with the complaint suit OF the paintin 10 re-
cover as 900 This sum MaStcrlOn had borrowed from
ihnu1 fnr .nIlnln Atnck lrLmklcllnmt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14
MORE MONEY FOE WATER AND LESS WATER
.rou.for or $4,000 WAS akcd bv DrDuty

TIHIsItT W. W. ''IH''' " I7'f'I
Commissioner Smith, OF the department OF InbHc
Wor. from the street lighting fluid To the fund for
parIng and rene wing watcrPipes ana stopcocks lie
aSred This so that could be kept at work I'm the
Wcr Pnrvvor Bureau until the close OF the when
the new appropriation will b. available THIS force was
necessary 10 prevent waste. President Coleman OF the
Denariment of Taxes and Assessments said that lie
conld moi the matter Although the city was
having more and more every year Tor the water supply
Inc water was continu lily getting scarcer Mr. smith
said that the city consuming over 9o.OOO.OOo
gaiIons of water daily This great volume of water
Came Through an aducduct constructed TO supply only
60 900 900 gallons Finally the Board transferred the
amount asked for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14
WILL WARDS CASE BE APPEALED

The question oe an appeal in the case OF Ferdl-
nand Ward and the proposed effort to secure new
trial form the ieadlug topic IN Grant " Ndrd lnll
ters lust now outside of Mr.. DOr'heinerS proceed
iugs at least. W. B0urke CockTans Flslt
10 the Sing sing State Prison under the pretence OF
talking over" this subject with Ward strikes the
District Attorneys office with pc ullar effect As
gistant DlstTict-Attorncy Purdy said Yesterday
hat he did not believe That Mr.. COCHRAN ana
General Tracy would argue an appeal III thr
case They may give notlr', Sa'u
he land make other preliminary move
mcnts looking toward IN appeal, hut thnN
that after this fzZlc-1nd-fuzzle over Ncod mas
died out he will be left to serve ont his term as tc
best thing to do under the circumstances. Ihrrc
are too many possibilities for HIM otherwise IN inc
way of new indictments in the state courts ana
the ones already hanging over HIM III the thlteo
States Court - ,
JOHN r. Cunning. William s. WaIds attorney
and one of Ferdinand Wards counsel on
his tI1al held a conversation on the subject WIN
Colonel Fellows on THURSDAY. Mr.. Fellows gave
Tins advice: "i'h" best tang Ward can do Is 10
serve our his sentence. He Will come ont IN SIX
and a half years still a vOung man with the worla
before nm Mr.. Cunning paced back ana i"rth
thouGh;fu.ly. r,e.
Il was stated uptown last night that L. \. !0hey;
the former clerk of Mayor Grace, was seen III wan
Street Yesterday. and that hc could easily he f"u
Il his evidence in he Grant ~ Ward matters was
really wanted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14
WISHING EL0ouIyGDiLE ASrLrlf r,xrn

\ memorial was received by Mayor Grace
Yesterday from Dwight H. Olmstrad ia which he ques
lions the night OF the Tax Commissioners to exempt tho
Blooming ale Asylum property from taxation lie
the allegation that tbs Institute. 4. not
used exclusively for the purposes for Yhch It was
created He claims further that the asylum authorities
rlrrc from - 80 week for the care OF patients
able To pay From the total receipts last year amount
ing al 1886 TO- &l95,l51 % received from the
board Of patients The property In this city owned By
the insttulOn and which exempt from taxation. con
sists of about thirty give 400 city lots valued
nj ~ 100000. IL Is bounded by One-hundred-and-
tweifth One-hundred and wen cth sts, Broadway
aud Ienth-aVc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14
AID POR rHE FIyE P0IyrS HISSIo

The Five Points Mission has just issued its
annual Thanksgiving appeal since 1880 the institu-
ton has been accustomed to provide a Thanksgiving
dinner for the poor OF the ncghbOrhO0d. Tho Mission
asks for gins OF any Kind that will aid In the work
Feeding clothing and educating the children Of the poor
aud helping unfortunate families, are all among the
labors which performs During tho year 800 children
have been In the Mission school, lOi $50 dinners have
been Furnished, 70l families relieved and 800 children
sent to tho country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14
LICENSES GRlyrED AND REFUSED.

Commissioners Morris and Mitchell reported,
at meeting of the Excise Board yesterday, that they
had Aaiucd the shop Of Christian supp, under the
Rooms Essex St. ana had HScrrtaurd that
there were no doors windows connecting the two.
The board granted license 10 supp Persons repre-.
scutng the Bjuu opera House promised that the door
which connects the bdrrOu with the lobby at the place
should be- closed and IL was agrcco 10 ave license 10
the proprietor VI the hlrrOOm the promise
carried out The Board refused to license the Pacific
Intei IN the BOwerY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14

4 suit has been instituted against The N9""', OF
Eapyou and me- Iiu,s ~ Port Jefferson, FOR libel, IN
lie -un ~ $4,000 cacn hy Edward T. smith. 81 smith
town. The two papers pm l-hcd an article on V'lu'I
io I'm y, ch they claimed Suith had stabbed lawyer
named Ferguson The stabhiuI was don" 10y Ferguson.
Woop>InE The house of Thomas DAYTON was broken
into by butgl trs In absence Of the family Thurs
day night and,S 80 worth OF clothing and table silver
ware stolen.
GIINwooD-Johu aud Henry Bcdcll, brothers. quar-
r,lict Yesterday over -tmc trnug matter. Henry be-
coming curagrd picked mp hammer aud struck John
over the head number o! times, lnHIcunS several
severe scalp wounds that may prove fatal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIYAL9

rim Arenue HoteI-Congressma William
l. Scott. OF Pennsylvania and Charles T. Loom, Oh
Wasbfngt ON w Eccreu H0use-Judge william !; W." "
lacs Of San Francisco = Murray mn HotL-AllTed l.
Gosiorn. of Cincinnati aud Ezra Mllard. OF Omaha
Grand Hotel- Colonel q. ~ Iieber T. ;; Army @
G"ncfa Rufus ingalls, T. s. Army 81 Jases hsse' o.,
Ioln r. Carson. OF Chicago. and Frank A. Burr, OF
phiiadeIphia ~ Byecoort HouSc-Jay Cooke, Of phil
ala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14
EDUcAuoy AND RELIGION roR roUyG MEN,

A visitor To the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION Building at Twenty and Fourthave.,
last evening or any other evening this week would have
seen large numbers OF young using the library and
rcadng-rOom, class Of over 100 going through their
evontiOns In the gymnasium and several times that
number studying Spanish French, bookkeeping. pen
maushp aud photography in the classrOoms upstairs.
TIC centre OF interest however. the paTlGrs which
at o'clock were owded with young men attending the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1883

special young mems meetings held hat the meet
nss are to Oe continued every night %Se viii sing
same hour. 1t IL expected that ira w. & G3C 70 us
AZ the usual Sunday evening meeting iEom OHO ~.
Tomorrow and also at the Monday night mcetnE ,s
mission will be free TO ali young men "''uou' "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14
GOVERNOR NM IND THE EMIGRATION BOARD
,Ihc commissioners OF Eminrnilnn IN IhnLs-

day again discussed the Fawcrtt and voted send
Governor I'M reply to his letter OF October > IN
which lac ordered them to Tclnstate Fawcctt as door
keeper In the reply the Commissioners stated that
when Ia September II became Necessary, owing to the
decrease IN immigration and the lack OF funds 10 reduce
the number OF employees at Castle Garden, the matter
was referred special committee. which reported
that the of Fawcctt could be dispensed with
and accordingly he WAS discharged The Comius
claim that FaWcctt dld not perform his duties
satisfactory manner ana ny by dischar:ing him they
violated the Ciy Scryt laws. They also ask Governor
IIi his decision and cOncdr with them de-
cImImg O Ic!naintG lAMceit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.
49, % " Rortholdt rotos Club. evening

Dinner 10 " BarthOld LOtOs Cub, eyenIhg
BOARD of County Cauyasscrs, city Han 20 "a
olt-Warner reference before Referee COe Io ~
a. IN. - 90 r.,,n ,,,o IN
q. IN.
Investigation into trouble in School No. 10. 49,
Hearing of property -Owners before Aqueduct COM
stevens Institute Rutgers football match Hoboken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14

About three weeks twI-hpr-' carriage GriNcn Dy
"a coorcd driver lud supposed To bcous 70 ph'-t '"'
why passing rapidly llous Brlmuai-avr kn'ca" dpWu
and over Emily W'tsrh" -. age ~eN'H' % No. %
Cu,r.tou--t TIE occupant 81 the carriage JHZhltd.
u.ckc M the child ptccl her ON tine 'urh, ana iHch
.rpu,d into Gu" cArtile and Wa driven OF III, Me Do
NV ht- never bc"u learned. ~ ) D. M ester Gay 'H'
child died frJu! the effects of her Injuries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14
THE DEATH OF MR.. OSBORN.

Members of the Stock Exchange think some m
Justice was dOue President Simmons III me cIltifs
ciSms upon his announcement OF inc utdln Va
Charles J. Osborn. They hold that, for pnSiness
man, in n business organization, during puslnes1i
hOprs his speech en- bodied all that was essen'ldi
needful Here Is what lie said
GENrIInES am again Obliged, in the discharge %
my Official duty to ask you TO suspend nlShesS 10 ~
moment that may announce to you he death ol he ,;
the most prominent and esteemed members oi M
Board. This letter, received by me THIS MORNING. ''''
the sad story: 800
NFw.YoRK Nov 10, 1885.
J. EDWARD SIMMONS, esq President Aecfo'H S'oe' IL
DgHGSIa: tits extremely painful for TO inform YOU Of
memher O { Re New.York Stock Exchange. MI OSDoIn
dicj az IA a home 5S7 Fn-lYe. few minutes altcT eu
ocloc< la. night iea:h resulted from an agsfv,tc
case of Tri ease though the Immediate Gus WE
weakness heart which that disease produced ~
born mas been mamJer Of the Exchange slnce IS1o
and banker and br0Ser NOuce vi LIS
Jun " '' Very sincerely you're,
j.. 5. CHAPlN.
In accordance with the custom that prevails among uS
I appoint the f0llOwin gnamed gentlemen conmlitee
James d. smith f. s. Chaplin, A. King, a. DE CofdoVn
John H. DenOtt and Alexander Taylor, Jr, VINO VIII
prepare memorial resolutions ana pay every trlnutc VI
respect to the memory of our deceased member.
Members of the Exchange also insist that the
committee is representative one and explain tnaI
at any rate il was selected by friends OF Mr OSBORN
and that they regarded 1t as representative anu
satisfactory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14
AInNG TILE SDEND

BRIr,.gro Rr..Thc Rev. d. ar \. Enos. OF Towanda
Penn. has accepted the call extended 10 him by 20
ou's PRO tcStnt Episcopal Church to the rcctorshI
Ict vacant by Dr l.. ". MaNcy and Will begin his new
duties on December g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14

severely on their bad character and upon the ne
cessity of clearing the Of gangs Oh thleNeo'
Martin has been arrested several times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises Gas SETS 439 Moon sets il3O Moons age u.s.
HliI WATER TO-DAY
4 u-sandy Hook. OOs Gov. Island. 05S len Gats 3a5
PH-Sandy Hook, noon Gov. Island Oii'Iien ""'" 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14
HEAVY SENTENCES For RIVER THIEVES.

Michael Brophy the steward of the tugboat Ed
win Hawley, lay asleep in his bunk after mIdnieht
on August 81, when be was awakened by "A NOISE
on deck lie put his head out OF the cabin window
and saw a man trylng TO force open the after
hatch The steward shouted at the man, but
another man. a companion Of the first one, tod the
steward 10 20 to his bunk or he would blow his
brains out, and threatened TO murder HIM II he
went on deck. The men afterward succeeded IN
carrv,np away hawser and other equipments OF
tGe tng Officer Weldon, of tie Twenty-fourth
Precinct arrested the next day Edward Skimmings
aud Francis Martin. who pretended to be lcemen.
%t had the reputation of river pirates. They were
held on suspicion, and Brophy subsequently denti;
Ted them as the thieves They were tried and
and Recorder Smyth sentenced SkImnings yesteT-
dav to Imprisonment for fifteen years and six
mon,hs and Martin 10 twenty years. lie commented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14

Exp,r;cu continually shows its power Its
Healing properties wonderful, Ponds Extract Do moi;
trust ans worthless substitute FOR the Genuine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14

The strong feature of Liquid Bread is that
white refreshing beverage II assists the Instiu.
ton To oyrrc m various wcakemn. amt wasting u.aa
dies. Ask yOuI druggist OF grocer fnclt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14
ADDING 10 THE MONUMENr FrND

The following subscriptions were reported
nv tho Grant Monument Committee yesterday
By he Ini'cd states Express COmpa,H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14
SOLD EVERYWHERE.

NOID ENFNl " IIINL.
Or. TOMAS VENETIAN LiNMEl:r
Va
should Dee " thont bottle OF this valuable aitIcl'
-INBtl-HEp So NENKs.
failei st-lCUn AS y PAIN II LEVER Tor
INlRRN A. ~ II stands first Ola others
thousands Of certificates at ~ Murrays Pucc - an
o. cents
WOMAN AND HER DISEASES
t. the ti. NJ Interesting illustrated treatise OGO pages
u cents IN stamp Address WORLDS ls
pcns,ry Medic ii AssO ciJtOD Buffalo. y. y
GIG BABIES Mr. lockwood, photographer.
Of square made the abOv" extraordinary number
phoo:rap c negatives ~ children IN one month Surely
this 4 a Bahrs' Paradise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14

By Drr1-i Horgan & Go.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-21


The following bids 70 furnish i0oO
fess Of hose end tso hose carriages 70
the city, we're opened BY the coancil
last evening. and referred 30 the CON-
msssee on Fire and Water supply. and the
chief Of the DIRE department, with in
directions 10 make an exAmtnation OF
the snhiect and make TIE most avail
abls contract for The hose and CARTS
Preston Matt 4 o.. Of Portland, Ore
goo: win furnish two two wheel band
cars and equipments. <225 In cash or
8aSe in scrip. One thousand feet OF pa
sens earboiiyed test Ore engine hose. ~
inches internal diameter, foar-piy, a. u
per foos IN cash or el.io IN eity scrip. all
10 be delivered on the csrs al Portland.
The Mineraliaed Rubber C0mpAny,
New Yorh: Woven line hose. ~ inch.
10 csnts Per fooa. net; parAhnsd hese,
~ inch, IS cents Per foot; rubber ltnssd
hose ~ inch, 20 esnta per foet; comp
lipes % wire fos ~ inch per 50 81;
coapainGs. patent INSIDE rinRs, ~ inch
per 80 $500
W. /. Rppilsess. agent tss Eureka
Hos Campsny, Esw York; VIII farnish
the oisy 100 feet Of celebrated EUREKA
Are hose. with ave years RuAransee. de-
lfvered IN Seattle st ti-8 pr foot, .
ID. u. Hayes Of SAn Fraacisos l viii
bald and deliver. within 70 dayss two
hand hose iamrera 90 hose carts. 81
siso each % exiS % time. each hoss
cArt 10 have the necessary eqnipnsnts.
Gotta Psrsha and Rnobef Manafso
turing Company; Win furnish iooo feel
| ~, inch fonr. psy Maltese Cross brand
ef cuhoilssd hose. all ocapied 9Th
| ooruDragisn couplings. warranted sc
sand Z sest Of 500 poands TO the sqaArs
inoh, and spAranteed tor feas years, q
An ii prr fooa, .. o. h. At Portland. Ore
son. For hose carts, SS7S each.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-21
SUMMONS.

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
l. Third Judicial District ~ the TerrfteFx
Of Washington. holding terms ct seattle
IN King coasty. for the equities Of King
Complains aled In the County OF Rins.
IN the ofice Of the Clark Of said Distrscf
Court
No. ea5- Margaret ]. MeGlaaxhlia:
plaintiff. ". Robert q. Aic0ianshiin. do
fcndant.
TEE UHfgE5 STATES % AxnScA SEED 0ssnrrSs.
To hobart o, Msolausshlifl defendant:
You arr hereby requir1 70 appear In an
action brought against yuu w tbs above
named plaintin, IN tks DlstFie1 Court q he
Third judicial district N thu Territory Of
Washington. holding terms y the city %
seattle, n the county q King. Cor The coun-
the complaint fled therein within sirfy
days IRON he date II the ira paelicaEAon
Of thta aumEens. or Judgment By Gefmult
VIII be taken against yOu. according 70
the prayer o. the complaint
The said acton " brought 70 sbtaln
decree q the above entitled Ccart dis-
living ~ ssnes q ie ssassy .ss s
ig8tizx plalntiH % assu1as bSr mia14en
nanklk - the sroEnds ~ abandonment o.
Ftalnx<H " aefsndant aince Meruh, if1l.
aad Tor NEGLECT and rsfasAl ID defendants
70 make snitah ieof Asy pfuri11oD for pizlnr
Ilfrs savport since - Mach 1881.
Witness ths Hon- R1xer 3. tlrpene. Judge
4 ne NJ :s g.ss,s; &C Co.'S g 80 e
49, % Jsnusxy. a. ID. isek
JAMES sEAHkf. Clerk.
~ JAMES n. LUpiLgw, Deputy.
White q Anndsy. AftornsSs tor piAis-
Dsss q asss pahnsasisa. ssn- n i2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-21

Ordered that she City Cissk make
necessary e1rrection in pssliion Of d.
hoAefa
ordered that the Clerk make neees-
sATy eorrecsiozs in The petition Of I'd
mana Carr.
A motion was made 10 fsifixssie On
e>r Wehsssr, vhieh w2s DEFEATED By The
foliswina vusss Ayes-horthnp and
suydsr. Nces-CaAney, frys. hsrrsng-
son, IMfimss. Rinahars and festsr.
a usotioa wss ti,en made 30 dssEnsss
Ofaa~r Wshsier f0g disose<1isnoe Of or
-. which va earried By the tolisv
,ns VOTE: Ayss-.ClNney. Frye. HAr,
rinetnn. LAtimer, Rineh&rt. sayder end
Yssler. As-Northup.
Tne matter al ths rata OF assees
Essns for TIE FiftA street. Grads ss lAid
On the tahle.
IA nAtasR Il eo1szdsrine sss paAns
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-21

oHEzxEz DAvgsA-Ths eSceIlent per-
fornanes Of "Rosedals" By the Grisoer-
Davies Company at fsye's Opsra House
iass night deserved "a larger stsendance.
Tbs fair sizsd Audisnos present enjoyed
q coed prsssntaiton q good play many
Of HE charaaeFs in which we're p 2
trayed with q skill thar deserves more
exssnded notice than ve are able to
give. Il IL NOT necessary 10 say that the
PARIS Of Eiiiott Grey aud Rosa Leigh
taken By Mr.. Grismer and Miss Dawes
ysrs marked hy the care. talent and
skfll that always ehAraesefiEcs tbs per-
furmssces q thsss popolsr artists
Niles Mckeana wAs strongiy presented
BY wright while fkhe AaAisnes wss
eonvulssd with lauGetsr By Tie Banbsr
~ Cobb Of Mr.. T. A. Visa. The grand
tahieax In tie eipsss camp - tie cad
ef the fuarth Get wherein tbs rnia
tAry appeared was enc of iAs nsost ees1-
tisal and etfectfve YEA seen npon IN
Opers Ho11 $3.50. Lights o. loo
doa" viii BE- given ak The matinee thil
afsernooA ss6 Called bask" thta even
iax.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-21
rHK PRoPHEr's REakkyIs.
CnAA. xAnER,

TIN yswelsr. Mill strpes. Yesler. Leary
block, sella ct greatly reduced prices
wALTRAM vkTcHzs, g.
| All other goods In proportion. Watches
cleaned for 81. Warranted for one
year. fsi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-21

W. u Main srrsef - Soate Thtr4. u
} > ssnfl. sss laid 90 Tia tsels
regular ordnance g pay s..s vas
sdnpted. AdioQrrsd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-21
ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE OF SALE
or Real Estate.

NIorfcx "a aEREsY oTvEs THAT n
~ pursuanes q an order Of ths Fre osss
Ooart Of King county, Washington Iefritefy
made On the ist dag Of Decsmber, fnsf. IN the
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