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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30
oxE AIaH sEnFa O. A PULLMAN
can.
TOioago Herald

lI8loa48 nlfAl0.
sHsatiaa ons's way on TIE pa@snesE
trains d n0s an e4sy thing 70 a. on lhs
Paalf1e roads aaid Q sFaValer from ths
Wesl, s'but during my iasl trip saw z
novel expedieut empioysd By q tramp
Early one morning wben we Ware
pretty vel up ID the mountains, eol
40 ana dressed ard took q chair cot on
Toe piatform for 8 broatt Of frclh cir.
Presently the train afopped at q usasg
tnnk and ] iamped down % the ground 90
slrslch my ia9l q momenL Asi walked
up ahsad wsa surprised 20 hear . snnFa.
aCan Il be ponsinia.f thoaRhi, that
thers b anYtodq 9ho can anoFe laad
en0aeh 10 b hsaKd thro1eh ths d0uhls
Goog 0f q sleepina carr Tks snoring
seemed - eome from undsr the coach.
and % ] resolved % q eioseF lack.
Beading down ] Riansed nndnF the
BODY 81 chs ear, and sag tbsFs q soa1s
whloA slrusk ne a. being about tha
oddest had ever witnessed. 10 q h&m-
moek, Which BE- ha1 sEideutly atoisn
from eos1e dosf-yard h Califoznia, iay
q tramp, aieaplng ngundly and snoring
noiaiig. Ihs hammook waa gauna Hn-
der tns ear, eI1ae 20 the no1E, and ene
ieg uf IN oos1pant hung oat and lrailsd
rather closs % the gsuund u thai
queer bed bis tfampNhip had bosn rid
tnR all uiqht. wIt1ou1 tioket 81 haFth
ehsck. and uifh 10 fsar % being con-
paiied % toin 10 92aliFsane Tor Ne
banMnt 81 tha poEteT a she end of his
iouFnsy. He rode soms Gfiy miles fuE-
thaF before hs waa discovered and
bsancad, and thsn atrode % ID search
of food and % wait until niaht before
rol1mtnR - i0urnsy undsr anotbeF
paiaoe ear
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30

AL4sIN ~ A-1 L1-I| 41I0EI8 ltII MNH
1net a. ottasf Mo Was On ~ loakoui
tox ne zane bali breeds ukoae arpEe-
hen1iun was ad1ltta1ally aenandsd b
1la mafdsreus node e essape tFnln
Randall ne iaalasas EsnaEal appsar-
anee did not greatly ai4x trom tkal q
l1s hAlf .eEeed. and the olnass, ~ aoon a.
1e sau him. thpught he bad his mGn.
e1aRSa reEoixsR h kis faee and said.
Aoa are NJ pEsscneE. Randall sad,
c11w yu1x WarFant Yea oanst plag
yoeR oiG Eame on me.n sid ths osoor.
I'D lnsi1ad e psoduai1a ths warrant b
ne Huproaad haif-hEeed. be exhibited
anetAor Ex-shoutes e deed aim. Ths
olEaeE uas fally csnsinc1d. n apita 81
n9nNall 3 pgutestaalona. that ~ had tho
bali oreed doapsEsdo uilh tha l1ne no.
ord q crimes and he starled for t0un
wl4h hinas nos eaFinR vary much II the
reg1laloza q that r1nee shoald drop
aEo1nd ena tAss his pEisonsr "a his
A shsg roas alonz RandaIl. thouRh
dlsarmed and helrlesl, va xsEy raErao.
toFy and rebelltona and ihn ofhse< vas
more and moro convinosd thai bis
prl1o1eg 8aa he nan uhoss arp1ahsn.
sian bad - lanR baan aamanaed. and
he mI1tpak kandalfs EnRiish aaoan.
t1e ~ rsmnsnls q he chinook dia-
lset.
Near toua thsy soas ms = eosho,
rQund-uR and Ne ol1car placaa hfl
RIiso1ar ID cabin nndnF guard and
oslAile1 al Ne oiEunmslnnoaa q en-.
nostion With Ne aErszt of thia nulorioal
mnF4adeE. Iha aowhsya oannlndsd 30
spara tie eoanty he tssuhle o. lryin1
ana c9lti1sie9 ne pfleQnsE, vita ne
pe.sl1asty g - eo1tlo1on ana tne
etooaoihty q ae greater pQnla4meul
.n.a lup..s9nleen., aad iney oonolnded
1AAA tA.tf .sseAet tnefs ana thea.
\ -. - ales l@tiAl saa pzodaeed and
,. - -.-ts-s y = - tt1.asa~ - AZ afon
y. 49, tL.-ll11, 49, ssAseAae an1 eaa1aci
- e-s..s - : ~ 49, 49, se1t tnto ~
-. - lzs.s.se -. - u1-se! sA<ll p4kRoaa.
80 t..Sa1ee sAAee toe4 P1ats9sa t,ona
= =. tAAeSe1ss - q tae nlisteEel
loelsltti A2a .oad tleta le naq trle1q
= - i1e.Ha.eeoz,n4 iH..ea soeA wno woald
I.Aa.ly s4s.l.i1y al4 - tae nan ne
si-l-lel g q. 4. - osnclaaeq = Rlye
- 3 eAa15e' SO 80 MAn Nnom ne
a--asa. Mea snoWn stockknowex, vas
-. ~: - - osoa yeAEs elnos Han
-. - 81 asasl1 - ms~ ~ ne
1eAnllme Dstn naa caAnRsa gfeaeiy ~
sPpeas.noe. ana Wien sney we're con
tLuessa y tne REs9enee e ne oomn.t-
-. N.soeat AkninA On either eloe,
-. ,.ss ....s,. 49, ,..s 49, see osass. - lnai
sest sesAAlt Lalieas ane tne fope was pro.
daeed onse more Bat seain die Randall
p.e.a - ianooeaee Aao oe9 1or falF
tn.h Ans coMmi.tee rsienleQ little
Sna ~. oeesa ask,ng nle qaes,lona as .
nis pass movements. VI eacn year ano
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30

A Hississippi paper relates TIE fol-
loginR: A ArsmAfkabls incideni Of 4 WaE
time Woand occurred the stheF day on
tie person Of ". p. Carroll, IN ex Con-
fsdeEate soldier. he haa baeH saferinE
fnom Q Woumd received as eha bs1tle a
ChiokamauEs, twenty thrss years and
asvAn moufhs eco. On Saturday khe
Ne full ~ Of his body. Ihe piess q
bons which last eama from the oFi6es
was ons tnoA u isngth and hAlf 90
ineh IN vida
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30

jesse A. 1ahnsou. who iisos d south.
western GeoFgia, wta drigiag h0me his
ogws Ghe other eVnnina. wh&n b em4 tne
horns on ubieh he rode sadde1iF ueet
down oui of siakt. Tue earth had
given w2y hema4iA them- In tha -
nseut 9ohnsan aud ne hofa1 pAEloa
oompany, fhs forusf iodairg % . ladEs
af rocaa. Iha hofBe wan3 down inlo q
dasp oags. and fhe man manang1 % ~
auE Nsxl day Ne usI9hbGEa 81 lse
hoass oua by ihe AID uf pniiaya. Tha
sninnl wan nGt manh dsmaqd. a.
tksaxh b hsd lalian afly fasA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30

Thera are weees that oan b sa1an b
pssple IL dislrsna bas salt h indispe1.
aAhls 10 sake them heaFAbis. Nalt ia
houspsr. roFeRnmsut mnncpoiF and 4
enstly lnxnry - ~ pear kaat LndianE
EnRinud aslls f9F fEpm rs q 90 aAii
whnas eoal vai1s y I. Asxf % watsR,
g4i3 b . Beoessisy q Indian dieA Mary
esd % uaAns HaFSh aalls b. wzahing
saline eaFlh fsand an tha surfAaa. and
- hoii thofr faod ln tha hquid. R1l
thia tANy were pnntEhed. They atcAa
oaf q nlEht e lisk 4 - frum tAs eaFth
- aAe dark and thsn tha pniiea e,
sergyad shs -aale lieAa"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30

JeEsEson Harman, % OginEsgiiia,
ky, was clearing . hillside % bushss
nc1 ionR So. lis AZ bsea8e sste1-
Sled b RrapetiHez. and b hia eiQfls 10
axGEiaate 4 10 stumbisa and fsii usgF 3
ia1gs % rocks ffiasn fee1 kiah. IA uas
nol msch q Z fall. bul 1e4ssA1n man-
Mgnd bafnre he elFuuk ba1lnD to.cuf "a
kia nsss nB8 mnm 81 bis uppeF lip ard
= kns1k 0at nezriy 80 e his teeth anA
Annak hls tsw.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30
FOR SALE.
CLOSING OUT.

s. CAadbouEna 4 Co are seliina
cI1s haVfne aRranenA - diseanttHns sna
fIeastle Rlanch FuFnifure es1ablisADSnf
Tuna La. PESs9a loves tkan 80 tRRa41,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30

w. p. B0YD q Co.. only, are the authorized
agents here for TIE GENUINE ROsTER. and any
heuse In Seattle selling cheap Heck Glove and rep
Fesentlng such 10 be TIE GENUINE ROSTRR makes
FALSE REPRESENT sTT0N Ito make the statement
more forclble. IN UNMITIGATED LIE. The prices Of
the real FosteT the worId over, are 81, e2 Is aaA
e 7S and ne establishment in Seattle has them, ex-
eept ours. and oters claiming to sen this glove here
are falsiRers and unworthy the principles actuatng
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30
PACIFIC COAST.


SAX FRANcrsc0, May @.-Timothy
Whalsn, who was oanviesed Of the mar
der ef his father en- the l4th of FebFa-
ary last. Was sentenced this morning 10
twsnty-fv yeaEs IN San Qasutin esaie
Prison.
AbsesndinE Raakess cnUenreds
SAx FRAxcrsco, Nay 9.-Bsan and
Osborne. tha bankers VIA lsft Hay
wards with some thousands Of dollars
depoziied with thsm, were oaPtuFed II
aAfs ai4y iaaa night They are IN the
Alamada couutV fait.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30

SAx FRaNcmco, May ar J. War.
rsn. una Of the alleged anarchists Ar.
rested on he 6zh instant daEina the
eoniaiistia haFangua ana ennvieted Of
ohslrnotlng he puhlie slrsea. Uas So
tanced today 70 hundrsd days ooa.
GnRmena fa TIE eounig iail. O II.
Coaeh, similarly osnvistad, was se1-
tsaeed 70 twsnty dsyA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30
". P. BOYD & co.
Below We give the prices of the daerent Iengts q
The Genuine Foster Kid Gloves

And positively nene gcnuIne unless stamped with
tie trade mark, as below represented. Ne ether
heahs In Seattle producc this cut er have the
exclusive agency Tor Seattle, and positively centred
she entire sale here of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30

OtKrAnp fCAla }. May 9-Ths iury
IN tha snit of De. Julian II. Ramkin fer
R50. .ooo, neainst Ne OentFal Paefac and
Southarn Raniac RAilgAy Companies
for fninriea sacsived IN q collision ba-
tueen trains 81 Tie tue roads. today
broaeht 10 . Vsa3icf azAinst Tie Osn-
sFal Pasta only for ahe fnil amoans
saed for. A say of psoeeeaiEes has
besn EEanfsd fer thiFty dayG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30

On esrtiGcation Of ths Civil Ssrvios
Commission the following named ger
sons have ben appointed special exam-
insFs In the Pensiea Omos: Henry ".
SnvdeE, Of Tennessee; Samuel D. stahi,
Of Illinois; fFederiek Jones. OF Indians;
Martin B. Miller, Of Indiana; Charles
r. Berry, Of illinois,; Edward MoLafin.
Of California.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30
mHeUK1.T.ANFoUs.
CLOSING OUT

E.8. 0aaurne & C. ana asflinR 81
kagnaR nHF4ANsd to al11enslnus aAo -
n11le Bennch FuFnffnra e1tahiilhmeni
4Ene Ia Pxiees loBeF thsn ths iouest.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30

ROzT TgwNEuzDs MnY29--f fhs staamsF
Dlapalsh heoke sone 81 her pRopel1eE
fans a DunagnNa an the down sxip and
wns deiAyed thera untii tsday.
he Port T0Wnasn1 aa1 CoGpesiile
basehan players wili hAEa 4 match game
4, Ehyas lan8ine 90 Jsne f9tA-
Ths iaaiua a. tAa PrsseSeeEiA1 Chursh
aise an enssrtAinmeak a. tha OpsrA
Hess % Jans 81.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30

A IaRRsly attended meeting Of %
fFiends Of the oleomargAKins bill VI
held In the room Of the House Oommil
Zee on Agriculture. 10 vas resolved &
stand b. The bill e FspsEted fro0 -
COMMITTEES.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30
oUn m y hHNK oR
MUSLIN
UNDER

HAS ARRIVED
And upon examination We.
lnd them the pFrttieat and
best made Goods We have
seen, while
PRICES ARB so Low
That we cannot ilgure. how
the material Itself, without
cost Of making, could be
bought for what thegarment
costs.
We invite EVERY LADY
to come THIS WEEK and
see these goods, even II not
ready to purchase, and We
VENTURE THE AsSERIOA
That all ladies who consider
their HEALTH and wish to
economic win select from
our stOck rather than make
up such articles.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30

NEW Yonx, May 28.-0ossrnments
Quist buf nrn. There uaa bat . mod
eraae business II stookz. bat prices cd.
yanoed from the oDe9inR Ihera vas q
digit ruaclion towards noon. bat after
that lheEe wna an inereaae n basinos1
aRd pxieas moved steadily ap nnlil shs
oioss. NerthWesteEn reached TIE hiQh-
ct pEiea 80 reeorded this y8ak. Tbs
market cioaod slrenR at TIE beat prices
u he day. EseFythinR on The asttys
lin1 4 hiRAar.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30

Loxpog, May 29.-li e authaFitatlveig
stAeed thla afteFnoon ahat Harrington
and his Whiz followers have resnlgod g
Volo againa1 NE home Fula bil ahan a
comes up for the aeoond KNAainR, hna
that ChamoetlAin and bis Radical fol.
lowers have decided te abstain frum
voting On thai occasion. khna lnEnEinm
the aueeess of ths Eeslnra On tAe aes-
end reading.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-30
The Sisters e be Released. /.


The Treasury DspaEtmens has been
informed that whisky is being snnRRied
into Alaska In large quantities and
many well known residents Of the Ter
FitoFy are secretly engaged IN the oasi.
neas. The matter IL being Investigated.
ncettnG u Ghe Rraenaa er me oieo.
Evening star., 1886-09-04

Precisely, Fila. you are an extraordinary
girl" He leaves her after q short time.
Liof Mourarief came that evening at about
seven o'clock 10 the house OF Madame KalftZin.
She greeted him with a smile OF the most
seraphic sweetness, and was to him in her man.
ner and words the benediction that his soul
had ever craved,
At halfafter seven Constantine Tricoupis was
indeed already at his post, watch in hand, with
strained eyes and ears, and listening for the
one whom he awaited presently.
Before the tlme-twenty minutes before ia
sharp shock shook the place; the horse before
the cab sprang into the air; the cabman terri
ned, turned his animal around.
Tricoupis pushed up the lid, and In harsh
voice exclaimed:
"Drive me at once to the Bessborough Gar
dens, number 10-like the wind, you shall be
rewarded!'
What met him there?
A shattered building; q vast crowd of horror
stricken persons; in the midst OF. the ruins two
dead bOdies-Filia Tzof and LiOf Mourarief-
and in the debris days after-the little packet.
TricOupis returned to Geneva
Before him, however, had arrived q swifter
messenger-by mail-the last dispatch written
by Madame Kalitzin. It ran thus:
"MOurarief you know. is q trator-I also-I love
him. Tonight we shall plate perf1dy together
Perhaps you say of me that did love country
we'll enough TO die voluntarily when l found that
could no longer serve her cause. FILA TZOT
London, % July"
Evening star., 1886-09-04
So Tired.

"Must the road wind up hill all the dayf''
Yes, to the very end.
So tired-I fain would rest;
But, Lord. Thou knOwest best;
wait on Thee.
will toll on from day to day,
Bearing my cross and only pray,
To follow Thee.
So tired-my friends are gone,
And am left alone
My days are sad.
Lord Jesus, Thou wilt bear my load
Along this steep and weary road,
And make me glad.
So tired-my heart is low;
Shadows of coming woe
Around me fall.
And memories of sins long wept-
And hopes denied that long have slept
Arise and call.
So tired-yet would work for Thee,
For Thee! Lord, hast Thou work
Even for me?
Small things which others hurrying on,
In Thy b!est service, s,cUt and strong,
Might never see.
SO tired-yet 1t were sweet
Some faltering. tender feet
TO help and guide.
Thy little ones whose steps are slow,
should not weary them, know,
Nor roughly chide.
So tired-Lord, wilt Thou not come
To take me to Thy home,
So long desired?
Only Thy grace and mercy send,
That may serve Thee to the end.
Though am tired.
Evening star., 1886-09-04
A Peripatetic Nuisance.


The art Of carrying umbrellas should be
taught, as dancing, fencing and other pedal and
manual accomplishments are. Some persons
carry their umbrellas in q rain about as grace
fully as an old hen carries her tail in thunder
shower. But an adherence to the proper
manual exercise Of umbrellas does not matter
so much In q rainstOrm, when there IN little
travel on the streets and consequently small
danger OF collisions. It is on the warm. sun.
shiney days that the awkward umbrella }ends
march in the procession of public nuisances
Then they are blind TO the fact that ordinary
mortais have eyes and noses, hats, bonnets
shirt collars, ribbons, laces, or other head
shoulder and breast gear, to punch out Knock
on, hook away, tear loose. at random, The
awkward umbrella iend has uncommonly
little brain TO commence with, and what little
he has is hidden under the whalebone COVERING
ne carries, as terrapin's much more valued
meat Is hidden under its shell. Thus with his
small intellect shut out from the riphfs and
privileges Of pedestrian humanity. he
promenades our crowded thorOu9hfares
leaving misery, misf0rtunes and maledictinns
In his wake, and disseminating whole fracts 81
profanity to turn the righteous minded intn
the paths TO the bad place. There ought to he
municipal law to make the awkward nmhreIla
fiends carry their offensive weapons htrhar
than thoroughbred trotter holds his head ann
tail. @AA
Evening star., 1886-09-04
Wait for the Morning.

Wait for the morning-it will come indeed
As surely rs the night hath given need.
The yearning eyes, at last, viii strain their sight
No more unanswered by the NOR ming light;
To pierce the dark rkness OF thy doubts and fears.
But balhed In balmy dews and rays OF dawn,
Will smile with rapture Ger the darkness gone
Walt for the morning, o thou smitten child,
Scorned. scourged aud prosecuted and reviled
Athirss and famishing, none plying thee,
Crowned with the twisted thorns of agony
No faiutest CLEAN OF sunlight through the dense
lnfinity OF gloom to lead thee thence
Wait for the morning, II will come indeed
And surely ~ the night hath given need
Evening star., 1886-09-04
DRY GOODS.
LAssBunoH q BRo
ARE ROW READY TO SHOW THE ADVANCE
STYLES IN DRESS GOODS AxD
DRESS CLOTH
DRY GOODS.

AXE NOW READY ~ SdOW THE ADVANCE
STYLES IN DRESS GOODS AxD
DRESS CLOTH.
and Browns. So inches wide for 4Oc
Al-wool Cashmsres. Fan shades 90 inches wide, In
Myrtle and Mode. Only SOC.
AL Allwooa Ca@ers Hair Eoule: 3s inche. wide only
Garnet Is sesi and Golden @ B1os sapphire s0e As''s
ysrd. ia Navy Blue. Myrtle. Brown. Garnet @ and
Atwood Fouls; SO inches wide. eoc per yard This
Sapphire, Brown. Garnet. and
Allwool Foule, 3S inches wide 5Oc In Navy Blue
Myrtle, Brown and Garnet
Our Fan Line Of SO inch Trcots in Plains and Mix.
tures, SOC. per yard.
50 inch wide All-wool Ladies' Cloth, csc per yard
SO inch wide Ladies' Cloth, 4Oc
few Odd Shades 38 inch Cloth. 35c per yard.
Atwood Homespuns, 4Oc per yard.
Hather Mixtures ~ inches wide, eOc. per yard, in
D.son.. & & Insss: insss: vide vide @ sSs Diagonal,
serges Illuminated. 80 inches wide, SOC.
Travefs Cloth, 40 inches wide, 75c per yard Solid
Colors in all the Newest shades
Gladstone Basket Weave Mixtures a. inches wide
Pin Checks. "a inches wide Sl per yard
New styles and New Colorngs Hair Linen 81 inches
swGfssted. SIX lines close woven and very durable
% inch Serge Dress Goods in (2) Browns, Garnets.
Navy Blue and Green, for l2lac
Double,width Cashmeres (full SO inches wide). In
Brown. Navy Blue. Green and Garnet, for 25c
23 Inch wide Combination Sutings, for 25c These
come in Beautiful Effects
SILK DRESS GOODS
Just received New Lot SO pieces Of our SOC ALI
SILK SURAHS These goods are in both street and
gssEgnt shades, and are worth 81 per yard.
An AliSilk ColOred Surah. In any shade at 621hc
per yard regular price 75c.
IN C0lOred Faille Francois we have an excellent
AnSnk quality In eight shades for fall wear, 81 IS
per yard; good value At Sl.5O.
Have Just received Fall Importation of Black
Eaiile Francais. OF the well-known make of Aut
0uinet C1e. These goods range in price from 81 Is
per yard up. and are warranted to WEAR.
Have Just opened 10 pieces of c. J. Boners Black
AhShk Rhadame. which we will sell at S-lSc per
YARD Regular price 81. Also better grades of the
same make at equally low prices
Black Gros Grair Silk have in stock at present
the following makes.
C. J. Bonnets. from 81 up. Warranted to wear
Aut Guinet from 81 up Warranted to wear.
Simon's Regatta American, 81. Warranted to wear
ana numerous olher makes, ranging in price from
15c up to any quality desired
Our stock Of Satin Duchess is now complete COM
Prisng al qualities from 81 to $3 SO per yard: but
would call special attention to 81 number which
Is All slk and the best value ever offered that price
AZ new goods are arriving daily it would be worth
while 70 see our assortment,
AZ WE ARE KNOWN TO BE THE FIRST TO
DISPLAY NEW GOODS
Evening star., 1886-09-04

An order In council has been passed prohih,t.
Ing the importation OF swine into Canada frr,,,
Minnesota and Dakota except throueh Port
Emerson, where they will be placed nnder =
twenty-ene days quarantine.
Evening star., 1886-09-04
I OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
&6-CAPITAL PRIZE Sl5OyOOOJSa

I've do hereby CERTIFY mat supervise rhe
mons for all the MONTHLY and Quarterly DTatrfngs
OF The Loutsd,ld State Lottery COMPANY, and ia per-
manage and control the DTdtUiags ftegsepes dsf
thai The same conducted tCi honesty JdiIss. aud
fn good yditf otcdrd all parties, aud authorize ns
Cb1qany 10 is oeTtiacdte, Jac-so.iles II
silns0lp,es attached, ia ls advertisements"
Evening star., 1886-09-04
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

HALLET & DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANOS UN-
Il equaled at every desirable point. these marvel
lous instruments have first the
of musicians all the world. Buy no other piano
until you have seen these. New styles Now open-
ing at S1l 9Th st. NV. ap1O
Evening star., 1886-09-04

= ls 'ire Gi:zin found In Lady Exmouth a
-. - g AID partisan, and ere long, not
'i-iug house In the West End OF
- - p "a = '.'ened it's portalS wide 10 this sim
s--A'-! &C., Ling woman. Hex own modest
Evening star., 1886-09-04
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

= INDIAN TEA CO
b To- silver Starch. 2Sc. Cider Vinegar 25c. gal
Golden syrup. <oc Family Flour. y bill. SLxA
Plantation Java Roasted. 25c- III
Best Family Flour II boL, sl<o
Tea worth SOc only ooc. b.
CSC Suc III
{" SOC 4oc To-
SSc. Soc 10.
Mexican Coffee, Roasted, Ice To-
South Carolina Rice &c III
, SSakes olein se>I, 2Se. Green Conee, loc N
Family tlour.S4 - Dbl kxtra Flour - to 81 2S bbl
shoulder Meat. Sc To- No Nc. 25c doL
Send postal anlS
Evening star., 1886-09-04

KEYSTONE Mar WH1sKrr
SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE
STRICTLY PURE
THE BEST TONIC
PERFECTS DIGESTION,
UneQualled for Consumption, Wasting Diseases, and
General Debility.
PRICE, Per Bottle, 81. co. Bottles for $500
Beware Of limitations. None genuine without the
Signature Of EISNER 4 MENDEISON,
Sole Agents for the o. &, Phila, Pa.
FOR SALE BY
f::9; s:ssss: $:: s:s:zi zs$sss, g. wn'..e. no
f26m,w&f
Evening star., 1886-09-04

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10 eRoCERs AND HoUsEKEEPERs
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

SEWING MACHINES, &c.
AptES dl Nh REIgRNIMG ~, s TO The CITY, READY
New Improved Liga-Running Sewing Machine ~
or BY the wrss KENT PAID deducted on PRICE s Of M
chine II purchased lsuer
THE SILENT NEW AGIRIcWAN. W No =. 50 much
spoken on of which we have the sole agency has
Size oil It's shuttle to double its former new
aaona.e AUG tension Gap; complete outfit OF silver
bound case, aud ebonized cabinet work. Tie very
Samples of Arrassene Embroidery. done on the New
NO. :. sent by mail on application.
ro,.u,.,., {; AUERBAcn. cor. 9TH and II sts
Telephone Call 422-2 au2l
YINHE "HoUsEHoLp" SEWING MACHINE Ts
,,l, - SO well aud isvorably known that II needs
cal test aud com arisOn Is a that asked for H.
"M' silhBELlnG, tf, I, n sole Agent
Machines Of all makes rented aud REPAIRED Head
quarters the Universal Patterns. Also one Amer
secondhand WILCOX a Clubs side leaf and drawers
go: TWO secondhand Singer side leaf and drawers.
Slo aul4-lm
VINHE WHITE Is KINGi THE ACME OF PER
= lection In the category of sewing Machines. A
concentration and condensation OF MECHANICAL genius
th,Ig OF beauty and 10y forever Call and seeA
MoND, Manager. Machines of ali kinds for sale "
relL firstciass repairing done Also. Central Office
AHEAD Or AL OrHERa
The Light Running NEW HOME Sewing Machine
the latest, simplest and best I'm the world. Every
ady should % o. G @ z, M our office aud see the variety q
Kinds done without the use OF any attachment In
structions given free at
b oPPENHEIMER & BROS,
52S 9th street m W.
Sole Agent for the Light-Running New Home sewing
oiu Machines taken in exchange my2s
Evening star., 1886-09-04

The nelghborhood of Bessborough Gardens, Pmlico.
suddenly thrown into state of .he widest alarm
half alter O'Clock evening by the report of
terrific explosion at No 10. the house occupied by
Madame Kaitzin Dynamite the cause, efc--Ihe Lon
don TI8ses yuIv 2Sth.