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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-29

The STANDARDIZATION has taken the ground
that the only superintendencs which the Sem
legislative hAracter, and 1t holds that the
information now sought does not concern the
question OF administration. but has to do with
the personal fitness and appropriateness of in
curnbents. The Attorney General, whose argu-
ment has been adopted by the President and
cabinet, claims that the Senate can only deal
with the conduct Of an Office in open legisIa-
tive session. He contends, therefore, that the
call for documents filed in the departments,
which bear on official changes, do not come
within the province Of the Senate, sitting in ex.
ecutive session, and the papers are, for that
reason, to be withheld.
This joins the issue squarely between the
administration and the Senate. The latter
party has no direct way of enforcing its de-
mands short of Impeachment, but it can retail.
ate by blocking all combinations till the Presi.
lent explains his reasons for making changes.
We had a deadlock of this character during
Johnson's administration, and it proved to be
q very disagreeable episode.
Why this mystery and hesitation? The Presi.
dents appointments have already been con-
Armed by the people. 1t is generally admitted
that the new officers have, as o rule, been judi
cioosly chosen, and the President himself says
that If mistakes have been made, he would
like 10 have them pointed out so he can correct
them. 1t Is said that the object of the Senate's
action is to establish the fact that many changes
have been made solely for political reasons.
But that is already known and is justified by
public sentiment And 1t Is notorious that in
this particular the administration has moved
Tar more cautiously and considerably than the
democratic party, as party, has relishe1.
Does the Senate hold that no changes should
be made for political reasons or that in the
present case they have exceeded a reasonable
and patriotic measure? Or does the President
think so himself?
The administration should be careful, how
ever, not to put itself I'm the attitude of a re-
luctant witness. 1t has little to be ashamed of
in its attitude on the office-seeking nuisance,
and il should not appear to shrink from inves-
tigation in this matter whenever there seems
reason TO demand il. So far as politics is con-
cernsd, the republican Senators can make
fully as effective party weapon out of the
administrations refusal 10 give Information In
such easel as out of the facts themselves Take,
as an Illustration. the Thomas case-that of
Morris Thomas, of Baltimore, appointed Indian
inspector. In this instance serious charges
are made against Thomas. but the reasons for
the change are withheld and refused affording
ground for the charge of the opposition that the
administration is defending itself by silence be-
cause no satisfactory explanation can !;
offered.
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A BEfrER SELECTED SrocK

of Ladies' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AND
CORSETS is not to be found elsewhere at the
prices asked by us. Made rom the best grades
Of undressed muslins. trimmed In the latest
and most approved styles. finished throughout
in the most careful and thorough manner, they
are. without exception, the most commendable
values ever offered the trade
100 doz. Ladies' Hish-neck Muslin Corset
Covers. finished seams. buttons and button
holes only l2lsc. each.
100 doz- Fine Cambria Corset Covers neck
trimmed with Hamburg. only Csc. each.
SO doz- Ladies' Fine Muslin Skirts tour fine
tucks in the ruffie and two clusters of four fine
tucks above. thoroughly finished, only 55c.
each.
40 doz- Ladies' Extra Fine Muslin Night
Gowns, yoke Of eight clusters OF tucks, fine
Hamburg ruffle around the neck. sleeves and
down the 'front.' excellent value worth 75c.,
only soc. each
NOTE-CustOmers should not forget the
Grand Dollar Offering in Ladies' Winter Flan-
mel Skirts comprising our entire stock. that
formerly sold at Sl.25, S1.371a and 81. so each.
now 81.
Second floor; take elevator.)
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We SHALL IsAueuRArE To-MoRRow

w SHALL INACCURATE Il O-MORROW
A SPECIAL SALE OF CORSETS,
And call your attention to the excellent
materials, the perfect symmetry thoroughwork.
manship and superior finish Of these goods.
being. as they are, the very best Corsets at the
price ever offered by u.s. We make specially
of four numbers as follows
No. Herman Woven Corsets, with side
steel and embroidered busts. at 75c per pair.
No. 2-Fine French CoutiI Corsets, at 81
per pair.
No. 3-Fine r. & g." Double-boned Corse.s
for stout people at 81. 25 Per pair.
No. 4-Paris-made az c." French Corsets, in
white and colors, at s1.5O per pair.
second floor: take elevator)
ja29 WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP
WE ARE LOCATED AT THE SAME OLD
w STAND,
42S 9th street
1t ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY.
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EOOD PkODCCrS.-THE LARGEST, CLEAN
S3 brightest store and the Best Cared for stock of
Food Products in the city. ELPHONZO YOUNt;S
COMPANY, 42S 9th st. m
A DVERTISERS CAN LEARN THE COST OF
Inany proposed line of Advertising at GEO p. ROW.
I'LL q CO-- Newspaper Advertising Bureau 10
spruce st. New York. Send Toe for a IOO-page
pAmphle<containing lists OF newspapers and adv eris
Ing rstes d.
WE GUARANTEE PERFECT SATISFACTION
w In every case or money cheerfully' refunded
ELPHoNZo YOUNGS COMPANY
II AS 9th st
PIcxw1cK CLuB WHrskY
Bottled By the Proprietors,
Can be had az Druggists, Grocers IL not ON hand ASK
them 70 get IL for You Of
all sATTLER & CO.. DistiIlers Baltimore
VNkY OUR MANDEHLING JAVA COFFEE
ELPHoNsO YOUNGs COMPANY.
Az AIS Ninth St
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WANrED-HEIP

WANTED--A CoLoRED WOMAN. 10 COOK.
wash and iron In private family must GO home
w class chambermaid and waitress must stay al
night and have reference. Cali q i40l s. lie
WANTEDIA RIsP1CTAaLE AND COM
Ing, %ssshing and ironing Apply with references at
WANTED-INfMED A GOOD wo-
work Appyas SOS iss 6. n NM. n1 9ss
WANTED-A BOY TO RUN JOB PRESS.
s one who has had some experience. address Box
sas 4 sat a! H 81 q
SEo snEs ssAS IT ~ HAs .sss A.
w Cooks $40 to ea0; chambesinsds nurses. gen.
a.. oSSasfsEs ssguo sna n's ss
WANTED-A STENoGRAPHER FoR AN
W hour or two day for one month for $50. Man
gssrs ai Must be accurate Address at once NJ
WANTED-A HIGHLY EDUCATED AND CUL-
w tivated lady one who Is we'll who would
fed lsdy who leaves the city for her home On the
Pacific coast and will return In Mayor June. Address,
giving references &C. COMPANION Star , otass
WAMTEDIA THOROUGH, BUSINESS Man.
irton %n sRa Gap.a to lease the sgsncy for Wash
goods endorsed by the Post Office der tment and
three days BOX A. Star oiss WIN 'e jaasat. o'
"ANTED-WHTrE AND COLORED COOKS,
w $40 to $50; chambermaids. waitress nurses,
general houSeworkers. laundresses. men cooks and
waters, with references. NATIONAL LABOR BJ-
REAU. OFT 1th st. NV, bet. and +. iA2s-lw*
WANTED AN ENERGETIC NAN WITH
w $4,000 or 90, 900, partner In weliesiabsled
business. Address A E.. Star Office. ja2S-5t*
WANTED-CATHOLIC BOY BETWEEN FIF-
wv teen and seventeen for light work. by Priest ut
Rockville. 10 miles from city Address CATHOLIC
expected. ja2S-3t*
w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LADY AND GEN
w teman Canvassers for fast-selinC article: sal
airy and commission experienced agents: capital
necessary. Address Manufacturer" star Office.
NTANTED--A WHITE GTRI. FOR COOK ING
wv and general Homework washing or ironing.
Call nj e20 II st. n.w between 9th and 1th SITS CAL
between q. m. and p. ia213t
"ANTED-A GOOD WHITE WOMAN TO COOK
w at the Alderney Dairy 800 anu 93l d ST. n W.;
must understand her work thoroughly. ja27-4t
"ANTED-A FIRST CLASS COOK AND
w Laundress in small family. None but expert
eiiced women bringing references need apply. Call
during the morning only, at 1915 Riggs st. latest
WANTED-5O LADIES TO LEARN DRESS
make dress while learning Price reduced for short
time All nds of patterns cut by n. HILBERT, $40
Pennsylvania ave I'd floor. ja2S-tfel7 {
"ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO START
w new business at their homes; can be done even
ings and learned in an hour: any person making less
than 1Oc to SOC an hour should send 1Oc. at
package of samples Of goods, and "a working
pies (formulas) to commence on.
Address ALBANY SUPPLY CO.,
John Albany, N. Y.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

Tor sALE-HoUsE 1924 18TH ST NV; HOUSE
n Is new: with twelve rooms including bait room.
Key next door. 1870. Mrs. SARAH : sAMP.
Sun. ia2a:2t.
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TIE LAST "RrmsAnrn Day
Of the winter season will BE- tomorrow.
SATURDAY, JANUARY BOTH,
- we shall continue the sale Of Remnants
on that day in order to dispose Of everything
we have In the establishment in the way of
WINTER GOODS, SURPLUS LOTS.
BROKEN LINES, ODD SIZES,
SHORT LENGTHS.
In fact, everything which for reasons we do not
wish to take In stock will be marked at greatly
reduced prices to cause their disposal on Satur.
day. which will be
"THE DAY OF THE SEASON"
TO secure bargains in almost every line Of
Dry Goods.
We call particular attention to Dress Goods
and Winter Wraps, believing, IS we firmly do.
that never again will we be able to offer such ex-
traordinary bargains" in these goods as are
now being displayed
Remember Saturday, January 3Otb. the last
day Of the Grand Stock taking Sale
wOODwA RD q T0ruROp
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WE FIND TELRTEEN HUNDRED DIFFERENT
w names already on our Order Book. We want to
double the nun1oer within two mouths ELPHONSU
YOUN0S COMPANY, 420 Ninth ct. 1t
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nor SALE
A rare bargain. a superb toned very handsome
ioseMooo square Piano. . octave. best mpro vements
heavily carved legs and y re; In splendd condition
anu warranted good a new. for only 500 Including
handsome stool and cover: payments $40 per month;
or 81 - cash. $500.
Also several very fine nearly new Upright Pisuos
TO exchange: square pianos taken al full value paw
ments SlO monthly. ~
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I>uR sALE-APPLETON's NEW AMERICAN
Il tNciopediR- AL the volumes delivered nj once ON
small monthly payments Address Box 100 star
oince. ja258ts
E'oRSAIE-JCsrARRIN HIRTY HoRsFS
among them some dratt and drivers. Also pair -
MATCH Horses black: Also. pair of dr6G Mules Ave
Ms OLD Also ten low priced horses. stable In rear
OF 933 ID ST n.w- between 9Th and loth SIS
la-olw" ScHIsttsEI & GJfIGLEY.
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SPECIALTIES.

nR AND NINE sELDEN. 1871 18TH ST. n. w.
- Established 1855. special treatment for ladiss:
remedies prompt and relisble advice free and comb
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NOR RENT
II l6lOl9th NV. 13r100
lI63 L NV. IL s...S3.34
l10G Conn. av., IL rs. 30
1912 y. i. e.,10r........u
2il Z. Tap. st. l2r......5U
Hardwood ave. Tors. 80
303 81 81. n. w. l%r....iO
$50 Mass av. ne Sr.32.50
4G1 III 81. n.w.. Srs-....-...35
S49 I 81. NV, Srs......-.3p
HtB Pa ave. Sc. 1r.....3O
10U6 G6th ST. NV, 1Or-3O
445 P st. NV. Sr............3O
1425 = st. n W., 7r.......25
lxiO D St aw 4r...-l2.50
10, ) st. NV, Z rs.......25
45U-4Go Wash. ST., Or. 20
OFFICES.
AIS La ave-, 2d story-...25
1913 4l2 Il. tChauncy big
several Office rooms.
fA1k z n
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

TNOR RENT-A DESIRABLE BANK OR BRO
X ker's office 10th ST., opposite the Treasury.
Apply ut 71S 18th st. ja2l-lm
E>oR RENT - THREE DEs1RABL.: OFFICE
joining 18th st.; newly papered and painted Apply to
FRANK H. BURNS, 111o PeDnsylvania e.jaiS-l M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-29

nor SALE-SuRREI. HORSE y YEARs oID
Il weight loSu, height l52la tine STYLE and action:
sound and gentle: elegant hunter or ladies riaIns
horse drives vel Ia single and doubl. harness BLACK
mare, years old. weight lose. height Is hands;
single and double harness: exoelle.,t for family nse
la28-4ts - -
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FOR RENT-STORES.

rcOR RENT-sTORE 3l2 9TH ST. n. W., CEN
II trail location, adjacent to Pennsylvania ave. A
good business stand. Possession February 1st
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FOR RENT-HOuSES

TNOR RENT-A STORE AND ROOMS, AT i2lo
II 9TH ST. p: W.. for SIS month, in advance. In
quire al lisa It'll ST. n W. lee
LNOR RENT-A TEN ROOM BRICK HOCsE 929
steam rent $S0 pr month In advance Inquire 6Sb
ID ST. NV. SCHAfFER. 1a2oL 2ts
LNOR RENT-THREE-sTORY BRICK HOUSE, a23
LIST St ne eight roonns with all modern irnprove-
ments; rent SSr Ia advance Also two-story Brick
House rs ST ne eight rooms. with cellar under
wh,e house; rent, $40 per mon.h In advance Inquire
S26 LIST ST. ne. ta2Q-ds
nor RENT-ON THREESTORY BRICK
- House. y rooms, with al modern IMPROVEMENTS;
Il esco painted 622 22d at n.wi rent, SIS per NO.
four squares from the War Department. Inquire 4QS
9TH ST. NV. ta29-St
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

81. L0u14 Mareh 6--A p1velu fuod
% prer.ds for Mrn- Cn1Aef1no 0eA1oe -
shzs oasy. wto = ox<r eHs<uxy yress q
90 ard has deru<ed furty. 0s~ yr&Ta u
her lzfs 10 tie boiIdzne 40 e ths pobtis
sehool sxsz~m OF sh1~ CITY, has l4s<ls
49, s1ns>pd. The foE1DuinR isesw fson
0en1ral Gkexuaa u pxinsed:
81. LoUu. Rsbl n. 1855.
10 Ma r. kx6ersoa, Sc Lenks-Dnkn
MxDxuzs TsuR feeiing nppenl q 6e1af
so0 PuAaic 8chcoi. ii hsk0fe De, A1d
tho1Eh vcn axe strnngeR % Ue, ! v1ll
yun<nxD 10 o1Esx . fev fne1e Which hope
uiil e0nsiHes yes that 0snesnl enEennn
oaahf noe 10 b expeeeed 70 oon1rfbe1e
70 fhss charity. though nssk voe11y- !
havs owned resl property n - LeuSz
since l860 % which ] have p41d thoa-
sands Of dellars IN taxa skcukh hsys
newer received . cent b ret1rn. ~
family h Oafh0lic. and Mrs- 4Aerman
would no more consent 70 hAvs hsx eh1i-
dFen eutsr public school thAa cam
mcu tavern Therefsre. In addition %
ny school taxes, have BEN oompslled
10 pay large prices for eduoatssn IN psi-
vate sehools Again. for The past tveaty
years hzvs been taxed ksaviiy b. Old
Uuisu soidiers, Who arr mi 10 NE By
my nsiehbora, or naturally eons 10 No
in their distress. belisve ! IN shus
taxed Is TO 81 paid b. The nost wealthy
citizens Of s.. Louis. and this b one Of
ths causes which drives ne from St.
Louis. I s3mpethize. Of o0orsA. with
Mrs. Scales, and bsiieve THAI the
School Board can snd should provide
fer her Ia her cid age They On
and must employ her In some nominal
capacity. Thsy have no right, sflsI
forty years OF faithful service. 10 tam
her Gus on the cold charity Of the vosad.
They would not treat horse In tEas
brutal fashion tempest 10 oontinse ID
psy out 500 year 20 the school tai
OF Sc. Louis and chssrfully ofsr
10 dedicsfe the whole. or Q part
Of IL for . fund 10 maintain worthy
teachers Who have given the best ysarl
Of their life 70 ssashinz. Over and
above my school tax ] cannot afford
more, and bse you TO excuse me. With
respect. your friend.
w. T. Suxnxkx.
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TIE good pespss Of Pus Blsksly %
esxnsdsy evening" ex<<pdsd der -
9rstslsfsons 30 Captain Thenas 0ssnf
SD bride sizsf royzily. Irsitsxisrs
wxre ssus c1t. and u hAif pea< 2 e'sicek
shs us<auser PoI;skos<ky Isft Tsi<s's
vAxrf. having ca beasd sbsa1 - invited
1n<s<s-
The eyeussc wxs clazs and eooi. and
khe txfg 1erass tie 30u1d 49, uoek -
| Is1btfrL A. she s<e6mef Gjidsd ovsx
| 81 pzzeid wnfers ~ Tie Sound shs long
+! lac Of Ii2hfs Of The c5sy which - b.
1 M ieft behfnd sparkied hks - 0sny
diauocda. A. fhe stezufr nenred
4 Blakesy tbs barrier VS. brilliantly
sscbts4 % ~ fireworks psnt tufo ~
air b. the Singing in the haFboz, asd
| from the Esman e4ndies burEin0 over
TIE sss5ss Of the vessels
| a dezSuafion Of eisixeEs wza On TIE
whsrf - rsceive the visitors SD esoors
1 them b BsAkess Hail, where the reeep-
/ ton vas 10 be held. Tbs ball Vas
draped wish flags Of ali nations and
e~aFereans, and presented . sfeerful
aud pleasing appssranoe.
| PraEessor yaaxnr's orchestra YES N
waiting when the guests arrived. ana
soon sitter Capssin Gzznt and has birds
entered. and were congratulated by
their frieaas. Dsnai0a commenced
| sad was continued until IL o'clock.
| chen an invitation vas exteHded " all
cresext 10 repair 10 the cambridge Ho-
tei. where supper wss 10 waiting for
them.
Three ross Of tables, extending The
entire length OF the large dining rsom,
were loaded with well cooked visnds OF
ell descriptions, prspsrsc under the
psrsonal Supervision Of tie proprsetor,
| ID. !. fsankman and his wife. At the
eioSe Of fbo meal the seattle Gtee Cl0b.
uAich, by invitation, had sccosrpansed
| the excursion party SUNG " Health 70
| Oar Host acd Hostess" ia hEe style.
80 well was this received that 10 re-
seanse 10 hssfty encore they sung an
oshsr number, watch 10 sarn bronQhi
| forth sail another encore. snd two more
hunters were snng before the singers
we're aIloxed 10 depart Hsssrs. Trecn.
Clayton. Ksppier. Cafkeek hnd Lssk
sompFised the ciub.
| The guests rssurned TO the hall and
danced until midnight By Blakely time.
The Glse ClGb then sereEsded Captain
Gfant and wife. d. J. saekman and
wife, Captain HnRsnt and wife and
others. At 2 o'clsok tbs visitors bad
farewell 20 their Blakely friends, and
rsturnsd TO Seattle on the same steamer
90 which they went across. Tho return
trip Was made pleasant By singing and
ssoiai intercourse.
Captain Grant and wife we're the 70.
cipients of many handsome and useful
presents. Tho company has already
commenced the construction OF q mes
residence for Captain Grant and wife
who expect 30 make their home In Pcrt
L Hiakair
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orPosED To FREE RAILWAY
PAssEx.

JACKSON. Miss.. March 4.--Ths Missis-
sippi state Senate today discussed the
bilf which had passed the lower House
repeating the law enacted two years ago.
which makes Il an indictabie ofsnse,
punishable az a misdemeanor, for any
person In this State holding any Office
OF profit or trust 10 accept and ride on
\ free railroad pass. The debate was
the most interesting OF the session.
Senator Walker, OF Meridian, read With
emphasis the editorial in the World.
which Journal he pronounced "the
foremost Democratic paper in the coun-
try in reference 10 the members Of
the New York Legislature being auc.
toned of from the clerks Gesk and
coming sp and getting their free passes.
The bill vas defeated BY vote Of II 10
10, and Mississippi officials will have to
continue 20 pay their fare. The Legis-
iatars repealed the charter granted two
years ago 10 the British and Mississippi
Valley Freehold and Mortgage Compa-
ny. Rmitsd. This company, whose
officers live principally In London. owns
nearly million acres of land IN Missis-
sippi and bad been granted extraordi-
nary privileges.
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yssn CsiIinH preprissE e - Osed-
deetai, - sess 60 sssk fsr sssersl
dnyn
n waakinesss Esun wosks ~ bszls-
i'm bodIsr fer Lanssni iitzls sfs&nlsE
az TneonA
Philsp ailss ana \. II. osise.. ~
denzz o. ~ CapisaI ctsy, vsrs b -
ssets yssssrdsy.
csYsain s.n Rsyt vsn4 - olyupis
yustsrdsy. 70 brinx ske steamer 0sid
Dust down to-day
4 sseesoe q h Taco.a MN vhsrf
c&Sed ic yesterday. iestsn4 abouf soon
fssf u lumber into the by.
J1dce 6rsens convened the Disexfss
Court yeeeerday moxnfnR. and dufinG
tbs fors0oou beard and ruled % nan-
b<s Of raotion& and adisurnsd unfil
this nsrrfne.
d The ODD Fellows vbo paid frAter-
hal visit 90 their brethren ~ faeoua.
Saturday svenin1. speak very highly 81
the manner in which tbey vers enter
tanned while ttsrs.
Company d viii give grand bah h
their armesy on ST. Pstriek's evening.
The hsst music In town haa been en-
rzeed, and general good time VIII Be
guaranteed. Admission. 50 cents-
The violent weather OF Saturday and
sonday iast-inciadinR rain, bail, snou
and wfnd-was probsbiy intended for
sn eqz;necsisi storm, and in lieu Ct
ssnesninr later and stronger will prob
ably hare 70 %.
A gentleman from Olympia siates
thai tbs Messenger has been sold 70 the
Tacoma Transportation Company, and
viii probably Be placed % the what
com route She can probably sink AZ
much meney on thai rout4 a. on any
other. II Il more likely. however, that
she will - placed on SONS up Sound
route, tsrminatirg at Tacoma
James LYNN, Who has been employed
.s . tesmstsr by Coulter d Son, Of this
city, for the past TIRES years. ia IN Prov
idsnee Hospital. de 10 sffilnted With
some trouble Of the heart which causes
him 10 be very weak, thoagh he suffers
little or NJ pain. he b . bses On the
Soand many years and has many
friends Who VIII regret 10 hear Of bis
Illness.
Deputy United States Marshal Henry
arrived here Sunday evening from
whstcom, having in his custody J. T.
Olsen and @. E. Kahn. the two men
charged With attempting to brighten
and drive OF q Chinsman empieyed By
wm. Munks. at Fidaieo. ihess meu
had preliminary bearing at Whatcom,
and were held TO answer before the
grand jary, on charge Of unlawful
conspiracy.
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CAmr wAnarso. Two cars, one pas
senees coach and one box ear, left here
81 $50 O'Clock Saturday evening. crowd
I'd With sxrursionisss board for Stuck
luaetiop, 10 take part In tue esrnp warm.
irg a feFrence URrisnAs new losgine
camp AZ thai place. Oa their arrival
the seventy asc guests we're welcomed
VITA shouts Of ioy BY residents aud Wis
itors a Stack. Sson after they aiightet
the sound o. the violin and cogust gave
notice thai dancing vouia aEaFe largely
IN The program. and no time VAS lost.
A. nsidnieht refvshments were ssrved
amer which we're soars. reeitstioas. sd,
dreesea and general social tiue. A,
o'eiocs The mestc started Mp again. and
The visitors kept np their episyneat III
se'cicck IN tire naefning. when thes
again sosk the train fer Seattle All
Who attended speak highly ~ the sntsr
tairment saaraed them By their seniAl
hosf. Mr.. fsrrease o. Br.en.
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II Is marvellous that the loss Of the
steamship Oregon was entirely unae-
ecupxnied With loss Of life. The eonai-
lions necessary fer great disaster were
ell there. and the fact that not life was
icss speAks volsmes for the efficiency
and discipline Of the oflicsrs and crew
Of The wrecked vessel.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

TEx Mas RaI Rssxzyarfos. Gel. Z.
d. b&nnisfer. Indi.n fespecsnr. resnra.
ed from NeAh hay "Wednesday ssuFa-
me ON the stesmer Dlspasuh. he re-
ports the reErsatisn to be Ia iirst class
eonattlon. His mission. hsycnd that OF
inspection. Gas 70 ascertain the esr sss
ana sdzptaeslsty Of the sosi ~ sosns OF
the reservstieHs Ter agricultural pns
rcssA He sAys tie Ne&h Bar rc<ervs-
sice Is oniit for farming parpos~z. Al
the Qataaalt rsservstses he feead aarns
9i5 Indians upan ~ 90 acres o. lad,
Tire lard ecin2 c1nparAssveis worthless
and be expresses u - hss crsninn tbs
reservation 10 Unnecessary. he lrfs fer
Seattle Tnursasy norrins. where De
vtii rsmsin Tee DAYS; ffarn shenee ~
Roes ~ Portland ard Eastern wasetae
toa. making . oseplete tezF cs zee
Northern Pacsee Indian f~<xfvAslsssss.
hsfsrs resntntas 10 wsshineean.-- f'srs
Tssr2<>sS Csis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16


wAsarxorox. March 1.-THE Senate
this morning aQFeed 80 the appointment
Of Rev. =. @. Batter, ID. D.. of Wash
inaton, ~ chaplain Of the Senate.
Among the petitions presented and
referred to committees, were number
from local Assemblies Of knights OF
Labor throughout the oounisy, favcrine
the baildina of the Hennepin canal.
After brief discussion OF the HOUSE,
bill increasing the pensions Of widows
and dependent relatives OF deceased
soldiers. the Senate adjourned out II
respeotto the msmory Of Representa-
tive Hahn.
Heuse.
WASHINGTON. March 15.-Tmmediatsiy
after the reading of the Journal the
House adjourned ost OF respect 10 the
memory u Representative Hahn.