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PIITs. PIIEsi FIIEsf

ENAZ3s En&A5s
4 sraE cURE POUND AZ LAsT-S0 ONE
EEED srFFE8s
A sare cure for Blind. BlsedinQ. Itch
Ing and Clcerated Piles has been dis
covered BY Dr.. william tan Indian
Rsmedy), called DR.. williams Indian
Pile Ointment A single bex has cured
the worst chronic Gases Of 3 or 30 years
standing. No one need safer i've min
utes after applying this vonderfui
soothing medicine. Lotions, instru-
menrs and electuaries do more harm
than good. williams Indian Pile ONT
rnent sbsorbs the tamors. ailays the IN
tense itching (particulariy al night aft
er getting warm in bed J, acts as poul.
tice, gives instant relief, and u prepared
only for Piles, itching Of the private
parts, and for nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J. II. CoAinberry
Of Cleveland says about DR.. Wlliiam's
Indian Pile Ointment: have used
scores Of Pile Cures, and il affords me
pleasure to say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate
and permanent relief as Dr.. Williams
Indian Ointment For sale by all
druggists, and mailed en- receipt Of
price-$l. Sold by A. B Stewart. Seattle
FRAzIKR MEDICINE Co. Prop'rs.
Cleveland, o.
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NOTICE.
CAPT. SWAN

ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: ON
ance Of section 3 Of Ordinance No. s5s, OF
the city Of Seattle. arrested and I'm
pounded one Roam Horse. age about six
years. black legs. branded on left hip
with anchor.
Also. one White Sheep. right ear crop
ped and wearing bell.
The owners Of the above mentioned
animals are to me unknown II not
sooner redeemed by the owners thereof,
| VIII. on the 2lst day OF April, 1855 at
the hour OF 10 o'clock q. m. in front Of
the ONCE CT Justice George @. Lyon, on
Washington street in said city, sell the
above described animals o. public aue-
pay the expenses OF said arrest, impound-
ing and sale. J. II. WOOLEkY.
Chief Of Police city OF Seattle.
Seattle. w. r.. April IS 1886. lB5
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TO ali whom itmay Concerr
0yInCE oFTHE COLUMBIA AND PraKr
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SRAfTLE w. r.. July ri. iaxS


WHEREAS, BY DEED BEARrNo
w date August 10, lisa executed In pu1>
suance Of an ordinances Approved Arir1H
Isl ls73 the city Of Seattle conveyed totks
Seattle and WallR WAllA Railroad And
Transportation Company. all the dte
lknttB south Of King street. In ssid city u
Ses tfle, In. along, aroand and about EllAct
bay from extreme high 70 exti.pne ifjx
too and deep wafer and,
Whereas Tho Legislative Assembly q
the Territory OF Washington, hy an Ac<
approved Noyember g ls7A ratified And
confirmed aid grant and conyeysucou rsn
certain conditions, which have been fu35
performed ~ said Company and
Whereas Said Act 81 the LfGislnttrs
Ase,Hnhl vested the title of said lands II
said eeattie and Waila Walia Rallrud
and Transportafion comp&ny. In fse sim
whsrs.s, Ths UnIssd ssases h,.s .oo,,,.
esce1 In said grant end conveyarlce; ana
WHEREAS Tho said Seattle and walk
Walm Railroad and transportation Com
PAM has transferred and conveyed al 4
said lAnas % ne CqlrMbla and Pu2s
Now. therefore. the eald CoIuu,bIa "A
PuN,t Sound Railroad Company herrl9
gfyes notice that Il claims The sxclnall1
right 10 occupy said lands and 10 erea
wh&.ves and othor structures thoroofk
and that all persons are hereby ni,t1iet u
refraln from occupying or enfefinQ upon
any 81 said lands without the co'aSenf n
writing OF ss5d Columbia and Pu1I4
COL VMBIA 9 Ts6UNDRRo0
BY 4. j. NILNkR,
APPS Assistant SUPERINTENDENT
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sN0QUALMEE LAND AGENCY.
mo. @. IANICKR 4 SON.

dNU. q. JANIUhE q Sun,
Land Brokers and Surveyors, Falls
city, kiag County, w. t.
viii locate settlers on the public
lands of the United States, surveyed
and unsurveyed, estimate timber claims
and transact business through our able
attorneys at Olympia and Washington
City before the Surveyor General and
Government Land Office. Will buy
and sell lands on commission.
Three farms and 160 acres of valus-
bic timber land for sale title, United
states patent. mh25-1m.
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the following described real es-
tate at the prices named:
Block 81, d. 5. Maynard's plat
of Seattle, $4,000. This block
lies two and one half blocks
south of the Court House block
recently purchased by King
county, and is the second block
north of the Academy of the Sis
tiers of the Holy Name.
Lots 4 and 5, block 5, of Draw
ley's addition to the city of Sc
attic, $500.
Lots ] and 2, block 5, same
addition, $4,000. Said lots l
and 2 are highly improved, and
have one of the most comfortable
and best built residences in Sc
attic upon them.
Lot 2, block A, Woodward's
addition, 71.9x128 feet, SITS.
Lot 8, block 81, Kidd's addi-
tion, 1926
Fifty-two lots in the Comstock
and the Comstock supplemental
addition, at $3.50 per lot or the
entire fifty-two lots for $1,000.
These additions lie side by side,
within two blocks of the Front
street extension grade and side
walk. near the bay, and within
four blocks of the street car line
as now laid, and afford the best
view of any lots in the city ; wen
worth $3.50 per lot.
The north half of the north>
west quarter of section 3, in
township rs north, range 4 eat,
near Lake Washington. A good
wagon road to the land. An ex-
cellent site for a berry. fruit,
chicken or milk ranch, $1,000.
One hundred and sixty acres
within one mile of the TOWNSHIP
of Whatcom; good location and
good soil $4,000.
Win sell either Of the two last
in tracts to suit, at prices to be
agreed upon.
An undivided cne-eighth in
terest in and to the north half,
.
and the north half Of the south
east quarter Of section Sc, town.
ship - north, range S east, for
sl7,50o.
The above is one of the most
valuable coal properties in Wash.
ington Territory, and is fully de-
yeloped- The tract contains over
ia millions Of tons Of good coal
and is well worthy of investi ga
ton BY any one desiring to in
vest.
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BUCKLEx's AKxIcA sALyE.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheam, Fee
yer Sores letter, Chappei Hands, Chill
blains, Oorns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or ne pay re
qaired. II 10 guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction. or meaey refunded. Price,
Is cents per box For sale by A. b.
Stewart.
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CossoIIDkTIos or WkILA WALLA
PAPEHss--Arrangements have been made
for the consolidation Of the Watehssa''
newspaper with the Journal. under
equal ownership of Chsuneey Barbour,
Marion d. Egbert and Fred O Reed. II
IL the pnrpose 70 publish much better
newspaper than Eastern Washington
has yea had.
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some Of the Southern papers are die
eussinQ the cheapness and duFabiiit,
Of solid wood vailed houses; that Ii
houses whose walls are built mp o.
boards or plank laid fiat upon eaci
other.
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'Let every man. il possible. gather
some good books under his roof
ChaBniRg.
"And bark you, sir, I'll have them
fairly bound. "-Shakespeare.
We have the largest stock In WASH
ineton Territory, and sell at lower
prices than any other house on the Pa
cific Coast. q. DAVIES d Co.,
Book sellers and stationers, l11 Cher
~ street. ia27dw
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REMOVAL.

fTsHE SEATTLE HARDWARE COM
Il pany, successors Of Ballard & Sox.
hereby announce the removal ef their
store and stock 70 the Stone brick build
iag. 62s Front street. where they not osly
have . more elegant place OF b1siness
but one several times larger. including
the Company intend keeping 4 iarrer
stock and d0irK q better business. and
they hope to inslFit and receive 4 confinr-
anco Of the KeEerOue patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon the firm.
THE SEATTLE HARDWARE co.
Aprii Z 1855. All
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Puget Sound National Bank oi
Seattle.
Occidental Block.

DUY AND SKILL FOREIGN AMI
IL domestic exchange, make collections,
issue letters Of credit available In ell parts
Cd the United States and Europe, transfer
money by telegraph, receive deposits ol
money and issue pass books or certificates
therefor have completed arrangements
whereby money b transmitted and deliv.
cred by our agents In Europe 70 persons
In their respective localities, thus saving
time and expense in collecting drafte
through banks. This IL particularly do
sirahle In sending small sums 70 ountriee
whore every DRAFT 10 subject 70 stamp tax.
J. FURTH, Cashier. :
DIRECTORS.
BAILEY 9AfzKRT, President.
4. p. FERRY, Vice President
j. FUKTH, Cashier.
Jas McNAU9Hr
II. i. TKsLER.
CON u RESPONDENTS.
San Francisco, the Bank OF California
Portland. the First National Bank.
New York, agency Bank Of California
London. N. II. Rothschiia q Soma.
Paris De Rcfhschiid Frerea.
Frankfort A. N. L. Won Sssig~r = ~.
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"a. on H.

DATNTKR LODGE, No. ssIR MEKTe
II n Odd Fellows Han 1rst and third
saturdays az each munth-
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MISCELLANEOUS
Probate Notice

TNERRTTORY OF wAsHIvo.
Il county OF King. sS-In ~ nLIQk
Court OF said King county. ,ak
No Sfs-In the matter az TIA -.
William Bailey. deceased.
OrGer % show cause why decra. :. :.
tr1bufion should not be mazda
On reading and fling the u,f,s..
Sidney b Nrooman. the admin 49,
the estate Of W tlham Bailey .decess-S e
ne for that the said estate g no~ ~
proper condition TO be closed, aud 80
port on Of the residue Of the aaid -. !
tSe @ e e ilRsaS distributed ss
II is now ordered BY he Court ha,...
all persons interested Ia the said 80
the said William Bailey, eeceasas 49,
appear before the Probate C,ouvt a, ~. 1M
county, Washington Tenitorr .As1
Court OF sud Court. in TIA &C.,
Seattle. in said King county, On ~
Monday. April ssth, lsss
At eleven O'Clock A. NJ, then ana a.
show cause slf any they havel WIZ !
cree OF distribution should net ~ @lc
OF the residue OF the said estate -. -s1e
the persons entitled. sag
And il Is further ordered thai q -! /.
this order 10 show cause be pphIisss 3
least once each week for four sues1.s,As
weeks before the said 9th day al az
ISIS. in the Seattle DAILx Posr-IsTsree1s
eENcER . daily newspaper prinrsS ~
publishedin said King county. ~
Done in open Court March aisf In,
VIM. ID. WO01
Judge Of the Probate O,,s,.
King county, IS.
l. VIM. ID. Wood, Judge ana sx..,aa.
Clerk OF the Probate Court Of ssiS 49,
county, do hereby certify that the fsrs..,s
ing is . full. true and correct conr y "
original order to show cause, erantc5 1.
our said Probate Court, March 9ist IN
in the nsatter Of the estate Of VIVA.
Bailey, deceased.
In testimony whereof have he,.,,..
set my hand and affixed the sesI a ~.
said Probate Court the said aist Gsv wv y,
March. 1855 y
fsEA1- WIN. II, WO0n
Judge and ex-officio Clerk az Ia 81.
bate Court Of King county. in Wazhiss.
ton Territory. r,ha
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MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS.
VOCAL INSTRUCTION
Italian Method.

Mr. 8. @. YOUNG HAS THE HONOR
tlemen OF Seattle that he will. after April
18th. receive pupils who desire to learn
the art or reading vocal nusic, and win
DC prepared TO give Lessons in VOICE
CULTURE. employing the system OF in
strRctsUa adopted BY the vocal teachers
OF Boston and New York.
Vocslists who desire merely q finished
style, a. wen as beginners. win receive
careful training.
Room II, Yesler-Lseary building. 10 Inn
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SHILOHS OATARRH REMEDY
positive enre for Cstarrh. Diphtheria
and Canker Mouth. Sold by A. b.
Stewart.
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For lame back, side or chest. use Shi-
loh's Porus Plaster. Price Is cents.
Sold by A. b. Stewart.
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EHoUsE WITH POUR ROOMS, IN
Al J. rear q ssl'iv. JOIN n,ss st1i iFgglE
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LUunxkxsS Rua TIE Souxns "a party
AZ ls9 wood chopF<rs from Canada,
Nova scotia, Manitok,a and fee frem
M;nneeeea and Iowa. lsfs yesterday for
Port Biakziy, Part Ladiou and ether
Pa4ca Sound lzmberin1 pointA Thar
eeznpose Tie greater psrfion Of ia 80
immikrants who arrived on Tuesdays
Norskern FaciEe ts&ins. An have prior
snzsz<me1ts and wili 20 y uesk e
ECON a. shay arrive e thar dessfna1snn.
Ihsy sxee eentr4efed for ID he Ezst ~
faGSa Sn1nd niiA owneE& The inmh<r
trakzs 60 Ne rs.i1r C.pzs1 b leokine M
wAF1 ard i a1oxlnx enk ox lhe depfsf-
sznn thai kes refxned fx tue feefs rszf,
sd & ID s1<obehls fhzz snpseyn<z4 4 8
Al txp<xfs u the t1Ene1H en- u seonr-
- fkix tczzon- R1rstaa3 Nesrs.
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STEAMER JOSEPHINE,

scsrryinR ne United States Ma,i,4
WILL LEAVE fks-
srvwsa = lers Wharf, lseattls for
~. ss.au2 Isn0h0ufiAh City, via y nk1i-
t,eo. l.uwen and way lana
41441z1 Inaa every Monday. Wed
,,.aS.v anA Faidsy fnurnlnx, rstalaEkiz On
aif~-n.fN aays. Fur freight o. Pen $500
annig On bssxrd or 10 u. = WLkl@ On
~ xksf. HeG1is. " l. hOtEns
ana
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can ssIks % CsxxEsrscrr.

r.. II. Mash. reporter Of tho Connect
cut Legislature for tbe bridgeport Sfas-
dare, has prepared an inventory Of the
inhabitants Of Conasetiont so years Of
Azs or slider. ID izsindss SIS namss,
being precisely one per cent az the pop
ulssi3n Of tbs State By the nsns Of
ie2e. - g. MOO. OF cenlenarians thsrs
we're found - three Of wkon have siEse
died. and their Biographies ara made q
PART Of the record. Tbs aggregate ego
Of The 62s3 persons b nearly so0ao
Years. their svsra0e aee b tnQ about s.
yesxz. The propastion Of eges r<nxinQ
from - 10 - yesrs 10 vUry large. and
th0s Who are 80 and over numher e5l;
3 are 80. ~ are 9S and III are 81. No
age 1t les than % pears has been re-
csTdssd. In this list Of more than GOO,
fully 1000 are xomsn. ard euly Of the
% hvtnz osntenafians are man. Two
spinst<re have began % fhsir second
handns& years. and they sra aecompa
MED By $40 sfstdy bachelors. whs may
Eseb<ltxs in thair seoon2 eenlanaEy -
naure ID the fair eex - admire than tbey
did n tie firss. One Interesting rssnlf
shash shis Stzss canvass presents 10 that
tha day. ~ our years Afe more Ia mum
bee tAan ahey we're generation eco. A
Genet1fiols ago e1iy one pefson u 800
lived % zoe % yesx& Voc one scr cent.
Of ths population. - kss N so. live 10
thst Rreaz isge-
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New millinery goods arriving at CLAY.
TON BBos.' every day. 10
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| Conducted BY qualiied Ply @NEZli
sicians and surReons-regulsr NR<It
graduates. - ANNX
~ me OLDEST sPrcrArRrsE Z2ZASNI
| Il the United States whose WAN
LIFELONG IxPsRIkEcE, Der. Xz4ElN
feet methed aud pure medi. ~
cine. insure sP1EDY snd PR I&l
x.ASkSr suaxs Of all Private, TEl
Chronic and Nervous Diseases LHy2
Afsctions Of the BLOOD, akn, LS/
KrpEcxs. nLsDDKR, Enupfr1ms, LI Y
UECEEs, Old SoREs SxR1EiNG III s
or THE GLANDS, SoRR Mourn. IN
THRoAr. BONE PAINS. permanently cured "a
szadeassd from The system for Iffs.
NERVOUS Debility. Impotsncy. ssuaisl
L,sses. SEXUAL Decay, Mental and Phvpsaa
Weakness. Failing Memory. weak Rsss
stunted Development Inpedimsnts 70 Ma
rtase, ETC., from excssses or Youthful fclllrt
or any cause speedily. safely Nnd pritsss3
Yoanz, middiesssa and old man. ana III
Who need medical 81 III and experiences, con
suit the old European Physician NJ once. nd
opinion costs nothing and NAV save fnsurs
mlsesy and shame. WHEN tncouvenleut a
visit the city fer treatment maaiclnss can \.
sent everyHhere by express fee frou ob<se
Walton. 10. 10 self-evideDt that Z phyxIcIll
who gives bis whole attention % 4 GLASS AZ ~
ea,es attain. great skill, and phvsicizzs
~-~f~--4t@t~0~ e-@N NNe&aetra A0NfWf8A k0A1. #I4
quently recommend dificult cases 10 the ~.
esi Specialist. BY whom every Known ~
remedy Is used. Tue Doctors aRe and exoer,.
ense makes his opinion Of supreme impos.
lance.
Send for the sAnitsriss Guide 70 HshtA
sent free kiso. Salt Analysis.
Dr. LaebiN's wosn nFUL GEfiNAN lyvsaon.
ros permanently prevents al unnnfnrSi lo4ss
from the system. tones the nerves. strength
ena the muscles, checks the waste, invisorsfss
the whole system. and restores the affiIsssd a
health and happiness.
Tue reason - many cannot get cured q
Seminal Weakness, less Of Manhood. etc.. /,
owing 20 . eompIics,ion called Psostatnrrksa
with Hvperaethesia. which rrQuiies pecniix,
treatment Dr.. 1.iebia's InviRors.tor Il lhIl
only positive cure for prostatorrhsa, with -.
Guitar special treatment used a ne Liasat'
DispeusAry-
Priee Of Invieoraior. q. Case u six 81
fless $40. Sent 10 any address. covered -.
eurely from observation To preve the va,
desful roweF Of The Invlgorafor d 81 hcf,h
viii Be given on scot free
Powerful Electric Belts free 70 patient4
Consultation free and private. Uall az "A.
dress LfkBlG DEsPExBARg.
100 oeary street. San Francisco. 0sl.
Privaie enssanee, 4eS Mason isiresf, f,ar
blocks up sseary from kearuy. zsan Es<rsDcs
thuaigh DiapeBssry Drug store. mhl9dwxm
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c. en-. S. B. 3.


TlinE yAsIK.
rsoR FRANEa.TN, BL sCK DIAMOND
ara inieralediats stafioniA daily. d
ForNewcnsti,sa and intermediate stations
assIv aah I'D .knd 1910 q. n. ami y. %
Estnrninx arssiye ~ Seattle frpln Ccdal
Diver erfensz0n nt A:te p. m. lkfd tfon
NeWcassia hrafeh Is es10 - M = M -
and 30 ,. IN. - "a.
Nsnnine tims, 20 NewCassie, ! h, 10 m.
Il ssfscF April s 1855. .,,
r. y. MfLNEk
ami Assistant Superintendent
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TIE dclI and silIseted sheuia 46t fall % sa,i a
him Tbs Decser he's wished She hospit4Is q
Eafape ans obtained Rraaf deal Of vainsb!s'
infesmtHion ehicn be 4 competent r, imtzzt
VIII make no charge unlsss BE- effects . cure
fefzocs earod a. heine. Cszl az Brite. Al
comsnunieaiicns alrietly occidental. Send
len dollars Tor paekage a medicine. a..
dress Dk. ,. 2. 0IDBoN. Box 1885,. 6si1 frzIr
cisco. caL Msntfsa Poss- fxxKxKIaKsioAn
anled4 ~
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Deposits received and accounts ESP
sahjefa % Check or DRAFT.
Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Trans-
fer or San Francisco. Portland and New
York.
Sight and stxty-day bills Of exchange
drawn In sums 20 suit direct On London
s7afahle elsewhere 10 Europe.
Mtjney loaned on approved security.
Bfmds, Stocks and other valuahles 70
oeiyed ON deposit Tor safe keeping.
Collections made ana proceeds promptl
rny.4t4n1
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Seattle Post Ofice
on Saturday, April Is, 1885. Persons
calling for these letters will please say
advertised:
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The AkanAsunfinentAi paslenxe< sesn .
q Portland ere GehfinR for trafIlc, esd
Fx<es have heez ozt haEiy daring the
past wssak- u d po.ihis neH, b avail
inx AZ IT, sixuzRis for pakrgnAee b.
f9ten tks rtvz1 hipess b 20 from Sczt<ia
y - faai h csufoF<shis sssia fos
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ITO THE UNFORTUNATE

m. GEsseSa
DizpsasAry 10. dz5
4saxny strses. ~
frsncisco. Es1zt
II had In 1854. ~
me freshness II
&xnsl and 6snlnA|
ulzsaaeS. such ~
8oNuHzB9k.oIzx1.
! ffAIuxUkx, sEfaHt
sLsH III ali ll.s forms.
4 sk>frrkL W'KzKkWz
nud orEEcr.
4 Lo<s Of inanhccf
-. . 4
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Ef1n TNk " PAM Aklholf.
s Naa@se
nssmr olIaa q. vi saese. h1issipes
n KAvlE8 NlssIsKNas WHARF on
Mszass,A{ , ~ sz, ,,.s.'. ss.lss.. !,
wlxs4 Nna<a1y. A1Ns LNAskins. sksN1s
ciix. Ho3ini Nesae9. Stsfilkz Aid ~ Ii
tf5SnNs lsie peagiN alcse feF fFg9Fh1 -
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'erests, but the interests of St. Paul. Mr..
Thompson said that all that was needed to
make the carnival success was cold
weather and the support Of the yonng m en-
of the city.
DR.. Williams was called to respond to
Mortimer Luther's toast:
Who loves not women, wine and song
Remains fool his whole life long,
And no such fools are we.
DR.. Williams spoke very briefly, after
which Mr.. Taylor was called on for a song,
and responded with Landlord Fill the
Flowing Bowl" the club joining in tn e
chorus, after which Mr.. Taylor sung
''Noah's Ark" which was followed by
The Frogs"
DR.. Murphy then offered toast to the
host. Mr.. G. N. Truman and the guests
drank standing, singing with good JUNCTION,
For He's a jolly Good Fellow" after
which three cheers for the Ryan were given.
Mr.. Truman responded in few words, but
protested that it was not fair to call ''in a
poor little innocent fellow from New York"
for speech at that stage OF the proceedings
was not fair. He said he was in sympathy
with any organization for the furtherance
of athletic sports, and believed the st. Paul
Boat club was credit and a benefit to the
city.
A dozen or more songs and recitations
were given. and the company broke up
with ''Auld Lang Syne" at 1870 o'clock.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-22
Movements of Steamships.
Special to the Globe.

special 10 Inc dlOU0.
DULUTH, Mimi, Nov. 21.-Arrived: Barge
Sylvanus ]. Mace; light barge NJ M. Drake.
Buffalo, coal. Cleared: Propeller Northerner,
Buffalo, flour; barge Osceola, Buffalo, flour
and merchandise; barge Cumberland, Buffalo,
wheat: schooner Helvetia, Buffalo, wheat.
The weather is cloudy, light northeast wind.
The barges George 7. Hope and NJ NJ. Drake
are the last of the grain feet here in Duluth,
and conldn't get any barges, SO the owners
of each boat have bought barges for them.
which they carry to Buffalo and hold on spec
ulation The steamships Kasota and ValIula
are chartered and on their way up to carry
10000 barrels of -four from Duluth to
Buffalo on private terms. The barges
George Spencer and David DAVIS take
out the last barges for this season
of the Minnesota Iron company's ore. At
their offices here we hear that their total
shipments Of their iron ore for this season
has been 100000 tons, which is the
largest output from any mine in the country
except the Republic mine, and only very
little less than their shipment. This mine
was only opened in July, 1884, when it shipped
81, 900 tons, new ore dock of an enormous
capacity is building this winter and the
chances are that half million tons will be
shipped in 1885. as doubtless this is the larg-
est deposit ever discovered in this country of
high grades of Bessimer ore. Enough of the
mines are now opened to demonstrate that
10 900, 900 tons Of ore is in sight and all high
grade ore.