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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

These laws were enacted BY the people
Of Sue Dominion Of New Haven,n aud
became known as the blue laws because
they we're printed on blue paper. They
are a. follows;
The governor and magistrates con-
vsned In general assembly ar6 The 81
preme power, under God, Of this indie
pendent dominion. From the determin-
alton Of the assembly 10 appeal shall
be made.
Nc ons shall be 4 freeman Of have .
vote unless be is converted and ) mem-
bef Of one Of the ehuFubes allowed ia
the dominion.
Each freeman ahail aWaaF ~ the
blessed God % bear true allegiance 20
this dominisn, and that Jes0s Is the
only king.
No disseRfer frsm the essential wor-
ship Of this dominion shall be allowed
10 give vote for the elocting Of magis-
trates or auy oideeS.
No food or lodging shall be offered 70
4 herotie.
No one shall cross q river on the Sab
bath bat authorized elsEgymen.
No one shall travel, cook yictuala,
make beds, sweep houses, cat hair OF
shave on the sabbath day.
Ne ono shall kiss dis Or her ohiidren
ON the 6AbbatA day or fasting days.
The Sabbath day shall begin ct sansel
saturday.
Whoever wears clothes trimmed with
gold. silver o. bone lace abovs one shil-
ling per yard shad b. presented BY the
grand Jurors, aud the saleotmen shall
tax the estate $500.
Whoever brings cards or dice into the
dominion shall pay q ino Of s..
No one shall eai minoe pies, dance,
play cards or play on any Instrument Of
music exoept she dFnms trumpet Or jews
harp.
No Rospoi minister shall Join people
In marriage. The magistrate msy Join
them 10 marriage. as be mas do Is vita
les scandal 70 Christ's ohuFoh.
When people refuse theiF children con.
venisnt marriages, the maRistFate shall
dstermine the point.
A mar who strikes bis wife shall b
fined $40.
Awoman who strikes ber hnsband shall
be panished as the Law difeots-
No man shall eoarl 3 maid IL person
o. By letter without obtaining TIE con.
sent II her parents; s. penalty for the
first oaense. ten for The aeoond, and for
tbs third impFisonmeut during ths plea.
ssrs Of the o0urt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17
bop Stoves.
uAsHIMCTun IRON WORKS CO..
oansr Of sOush ssoOad and jackson
Streets. aul2dw3w
m ADMIRALTY.

rs THB DISTRICT COURT or TIE
II Thifd Judicial DlssKiet of Washington
Territory, hoidins terms = ssatiie. King
GhsI Diamoaa coal arining campany, "a.
ttlEht. ". steamer a L Mastlck, nespoadent
Public notioe l. hereby given, teal. wheRs
a libel hes baan hied IN the District Cours
q he Third 1ndiciai Oislrtet oi Waahingtoh
fesfiioTy, hol1laz toraaa 81 seattle. q Admi-
ftlls % the 1fth aag q August, 1855. b the
naeA Dlamone Coal MininG company, kibol
Ilat. against Tie nieamef 3. l. H4atiek, her
sekls, appaFsi aud isfnliure, uhakeof a.
stnlAmin y, o. Waa lntely master, silceing N
EhI4a1ca thaf tbe Ltbeiianf is corporation
4eAaissd andaf tho laws ef he stzas ~ Cali.
kInia ana aetbeFiEsd % DO tuainass ~ aafd
I1lfIinry; taat the eaid steamer s. L Masiick
hassmestic vessel enaaged il towing on the
NItsEl u Pugel Soun1, IN said ptalrict and
oEaed "a said Districts that batWasn he let
sma Nav. isae. and ne s0sh day 81 Jues,
~ I'D bsbsllah', = the reqasst q tne mss-
8szt osncr AZ said steamer, furnished %
Mf fmMmeF certain supplies uf eoal which
~ necelsary % euabie Der to carry % said
e1aoll, th ne aasragaie anount ef 9e17 80;
lai as part thereof rs been palds that sald
e.n ~ The iaus - Washington 1erriiosy 4
li4a 81 sd eteem&fs
kaa fora ssooad eauao u actlon alleKiue
~ 20 The IN day of Juiy, 1885, there was
t4|a4 n eEFain seamea On eoard sid ste an
H0xEsa far services p~rfDRmod tharoon, 81
- gseaest Of said master, agaroaating IN
smeeAl tha sun of ftia.6S, thaf aid master
y mia Essamsr dsaised - discharge said ersw,
~ - ne funds - pay said waera. and said
NtsiAoi, e TIE request Il said nasieF, far
alaed b aald vessel i0f tho purpose 81 pay.
nd wages, and Oa her credit. tie g1m Of
ANa0. 10 part OF which has been paid; that
Ala Fogaai d now lying 10 The port 81 seattle,
- District: AL that ~ and Hlnqui.i ne
~ pfe0tsea ate tFue and within The Aami
~ nd Maritime jurisdiction ~ the Uaitod
l..es md q this Court.
NaeftiFe said Libeilant pFnys for The
Hn4l fgocasa aTalnsl aaid steatneF. and that
- 9ag b eonaemaod and sald % pAy asid
Assnisa damand.
Ae1. tkaraiaFa. in pursuance % tha aillaon.
Aea untr she seai of ssid ConFi, b ne a..
M.lt4 and delivered, DO hereby give pnhlic
= Aaetck, % n any manaer Interested there.
hnauing. 81 hsving anything TO say way
~ Ame inonld net be coadamnea and cold
1leaat % ne prayeF q saia LibeiiAnt. hat
p ana appcar before sAid Conft . BE-
~ q Aed for aid fhiFd Judlclal Dittrtst q
..ilA O. Thursday. ihe aeth day of August,
q a o'clock In the forenoon q taat DAY,
es ame should be = dAy Of iaFiedieltoH;
aefs.e, ca NE pext dAy 81 Jurisdiction
sl,Efs then and there 70 Inter poae 4 claim
- ~ naat, and y make tbsir alleaations n
@seeA ]. !. HAMILTON
g. . haEHhai foF washisgaoa TsFrltoFy.
o4ea sea.tls. August fith. 1855.
ss4, hAlNes 4 hcAtckkS. RrectpFe for
AAas'as1 Aui2 ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

Ths uasre hofdina Of ths Rfeat ssal of
EoRisud entities ths fortnaats castodian
% some 80 GO . year, 20 immenes pat
fanaRe 10 church and STATE, - b. Speak.
e. il the Hoass Of Lords. q prisy eJua-
saioE, aBd ths head 0f al iadisini an
th0rity IN the kingdom 81 0rsat Brit
am, keeper q ths royal eonseiense. and
70 rsnk (nexi 70 the royal famiis the
seeona subject 10 tie realm. Originally,
so years nRo. nOt larger than fhe 100 q
an ordinsry modeFn teaeup. tie seal has
beeu gradually enlarged from aae q
ace, tiil u offers noW tbs siE8 and ap-
poaEaRos ol . m1liin, and requires % -
ineiossd IN iin box Tor pfotsciion-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

Bz war o. rHE ssoqr1EAB Road
NJ. n. D. Ballard has iaas ssiaFmsd
from fEip 70 ths sammit % ihe oas-
aadas By way Of the suoqaaimia wagon
road. IL conversation with = Fep1ftor
b said several things thai may prove cf
interest," % our readers @rha Ssatlis a
Walia Waiia Trail nnd WAGON koad
Company has done mao6 - 1oip 5e4sklo
81 5niidinq and naintsining the ano-
dalimie road. a b e1Aatauliy u1sd.
Ne paase1 several waegnG besides
drove of 1f0 bsad of eaifie bcianRln4 -
naQ 0edda and 3 e1fefed p3alxie
sehaonsr, aii bpand for 8sattfe. Tee
foaa Il in spisadid conailiou. ne poor.
sst aeafio being bssgeea aeaElls and
tie Hep Growers raae1 e hacelalmle.
Ihs peorla ~ t1s hop f1naa Net8 b1ag
harvesting their crop ~ cals and tna
boos nfe nlatuginQ spiendtdlg. Sa6R1
(isssne @aa tosts erl9ginR q asaesn of
tsaet GEtiuQ sna gereraf rscfoe1ion. He
IS m1cl i1proTed - beeilh.'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17
PACIFIC COAST.

4 aehoaneF PFoaaoiE AaSas
POET TowxsHxD. Aaz. I6.- The
sehponsE Sea Bird. which sAiisd fron
here % Nay Ia fog Siiks % trAdiuR
cfuisa. has not haaa hsaFd faom sines
ana has not called e augD DoEt h Alaska
She b suppossd - have eapsi1ed.
afssp sefEea at JuReaa
Ths sioap Annis. Capsain Baues. u.s
aslxsa a Jnnsaa On Jaiy 3llh. via 40
Rnciish blanksts en- bard and y noW
he'd b. tie sasaoDa aatnotisisl.
oaptaaa WAfifsFa Dzlayea.
Causain Whitfor1. Who toah mail
stasra iaanah g Alazsa sorle tire eEiuees
I'D "a arrives ehen - I141o iefl %
her rufaxn trip hers.
ne q. 4. esiIeEe aa PsEa fswnssad.
Ths 3snsrAi ConEsssaoe u shs y. 3.
chsFsh kas aesaEted this estY ss Ne ne
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

nls esiimafsd b tie German Gov
ernnsna thaf he sttRht u boeis nnau-
ais used ID that eountry Tor making
sugar. 4 9.94s.O0o tons. apoa whte3 .
taT of isO marks Is isxied. whicb gives
4 total tax q IEx 0o0.00 MARKS So
Ess Oo03. Fran this qaAnfity 81 r8ots.
Il = oonsidsrsd tha4 ~ 20 teas ~ fss
aneas, wish q polaKiEftisu 0f a31a per
esnt. 4 O6talnsd. Abo1i aes-sizh8hg
81 this nass u sWestness b c1Esamed
at homs, and the KeHt exported Ihe
oasflvatton u tha snaaF bEst ~ eon~
aian1iy inerRazing ihFouahoss kaE1pe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

oaIoaoo, AaG. ie.-Kansas Oily 2
ChicaRo 4.
wAaHnoBos, Aaa. le-Nss York 2,
Washington &.
DETno1. Aaa. Is.--sA Louis 5, De-
truif 4.
PaIzADKrBarA. Aae. 1s.-BOsson s,
Philadeiphia 4.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17
NOTICE..

NoEfcE n HERKBY aIvKN THAT
ssalsa BIDS wiil Be received BY the uns
= sssea, casFk of the clty q eeattla q HE
the City Hail. 90 o. baiofe FRIDAY.
Assaal Nh, iSea. a. c'clock ,. "a. To- fur-
- ~ = - ane gcAF, eQAnoaciua s4p4EApaf
~ And cal1ine Ssptnmher ist. tSSl.
~ tiF fssagves ne rtebt e 7eleel anF -
- W. n. F0Akkaf. Otty Gle =
y, IN pahlleaaiaa sf tbs netice Aagunf ls,A.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

Thv annusi psodaet of ths manafae
tafars e e1fdaRe Is tbe Ccite9 eia.es
10 10 0lo 90 poun14 81 t1sz qs1niiiy
7 per osns- b expqFted, sna oi t4e -
ra4indsr nsaxiT zee naif co1sists et
hindsr t9lne. nsel - bz1a - waeat
erop a shis coantrF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

q their coIle4s. Lad xalnad e So
600 and $500 ID oain hNsa hsen san-
sErfsad ~ FeEidalls h1ra, and Il u ex-
rectad thaa thia vii he donhlea ID q
snort tiue. work vii be oommenest
sAoEtlY and oVar $iQoooe vii b ex-
pended On ahe wu4k.
4 Dsahle Becl.laA-
San FnaNnrsro. Aaz. l6-SaparioF
dutNa Hant today renoered q decision
il lavas q the dsfs1danss u tea ease
ef AIllton ]. Hsgdg e al ~. Jno. +. Cnt-
1er 6 Al = Martin Is - we're s1bsli-
.uled a defendants. by reas1n oi the
6sa1a of Cut3sr. Kha acli1n was
broneAt y eRiain the dafend&nis frrm
ne compuun ding, selling, etc. If auy
articie saiigd Bsaroon whisky, nndsE
the dsslz1ation q the Cater brand.
1na 5ndge virfnailY rendared tgo d.
ol1lou1, ona n favor 81 he q iintt1a
and one IN fasaE % tie defandants
That b favor q TIE plaintiffs b basad
On the fast thai J. +. Cater II sslllng
the uae of bis naAe % defendants
soaia not transfer any property VITA i6
and such 3 transfer q name 10 Be uasd
~ Trademark on any commodity =
BOT legal Dsfen1anla were noi al
lowed eaala. The decision IN favor Of
oefendanla refusing % grant an inilnc
tioa d hasod o. tns fast brunRal oat il
tne testimony daring TIE trial that the
plalntiGs AGENT o. thls eoesl. A. Z.
holaling, vas asinR the trademark Of
y. II. Cueter" % WhiskY whteh sAgy
compounded il = different manner
from that originally sold b. y. "A. Cul-
ter end bearing his nAae as . trade
marx.
ne Fast Trala Prslect Abanaane1.
San FnANcEaco, Aua. H. -rhe protest
30 run q fast trAneoontinantal p4sssn-
ger train 20 cover The distance between
San Francisco and ChiaaQo in fear dAya.
has been Abandoned, owing % the ~
fusal Of the ChieaR0. Milwaukee and
s. Paul road % enter into tho arrange
ment. TIE latter road u part Of The
Iowa pool and could nos 9at the consent
of its associated roads 20 enter this nsR
combination.
shipping Anaeilixenee
Posx TowNsusD, Aae. l6.-The barb
Southern Chief vent 20 Port Discovery
lasl Saturday 10 lead lumber for san
Francisco.
Tia bark Mary Glover is leading lun-
Der e Port Discovery far san Diego.
and ths ship Sumatga Is loading for San
Francisco.
ArFiyed-Lasi evening The Hawaiian
bark kalakAu. Capt. q. n. Armstrong,
from Santa Rosalia, Mckee. 6ht
left there on June i3lh, and On June
18th she experienced q be W southeast
gale IN The Gulf Of California, which
damaged her ruddeF, split her saila. aud
she has not been able % pet her rutdsE
b port ainee ahat time. Was eiRhtoen |
days getting out of the Gulf, and bad !
light westerly winds 10 latitads 3 dez. |
n0Fth. ionRltude l32 deg. vest. after /
ahloh tims the Winds we're light north
sEly.
Ihs bark Oassandra Adams. Captain |
Wheldon, arrived this morning, g days /
isem Petropaulsvski Russia, waiting
orders.
PoRr GAMn1n, Aug. ls.-Arrived-
Bark General Butler.
PoBx ANaEL.Os, Auq. l6.--Ihe barb i
Sarah 5. RidRewaY, and the steamers
Illz and Rustler are IL port.
IAToosa. AaR. 16.-fhe steamer Mex
loo passed IN a. ,. mi Gillian snip
passea oat e. I ,. m, aud two barks e.
D m. CAlm.
SAN FRANcrsco. AaR. l6-Arfived--
3lsameF state 0f California, from Pori
and; schooner Dare, from Columbia
,ivar.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17
NOTICE

NQfiC9 Is HERKBY GIVEN THAT
~ said bids yin be secsive4 by the an
V. ,.s.ltaeas clerk ot the oiiy ef eeAtile, q hll
- -. = - CITY Hall. On cr before FktpAH,
- atA. tSSS. a 4 o'etock p -. for
iAs atrecta ef seattle Tor he tarm q
teefi ecnmeneing SupteHher t1f. test,
saelne Soqtsmher lsi. tSsf.
i ~ reserves he faRhi 10 reiect any %
& ". n FOhhEST, Csty ClaEk-
= - fuhlie9iion q thia no,ica August lslA.
a0lS .
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

AsPKN (Coi.), AUG. 16.-A double a.
sasaination was committed near this
plaoe yesterday evening, Of she most
cold hlooded character. From What
can be learned Il appears that Dan Fen
ton had iumced the ranch Of Harry
Burrowa, thirteen miles from here, and
employed Michael Ryan TO work for
him, and yesterday morning they began
cutting bay. Burrows warned the men
not 10 cut hay, as be wo1ld net Permit
them 20 huish the work. Fenton laugh
ed at Burrows, Who turned and vent
sway. In about half an hour. Fenton
and Ryan, who had continued 10 work,
we're Shot IN the back. the former
through the spine and abdomen. The
shooting vas done from ambash with
Winchester rifles. The men lived six
hours, and before dying made an ante
mogtsm statement, claiming that Bar
rows and Doc. White did the killing.
Whits has been aFres ed. bat AZ last ae-
counts BaEroWs vas at lasge, With viai-
lantea IN pursait, who will probably
lynch him IL they succeed In efectinR
bis capture.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17
EAST OF the ROCKIES.
The President starts ON
His vaeatlon.


TAe Prsniaena aaarss en- Ms vnea1fsA.
WAsHuoxox, AzR. 16.-The Presf1ena
left Washineson nf $50 thia morning
Tor he SIMMER EacatioE IN TIE AdiFon
daek Moantafns. He Was aceompanisd
hg Mrs- Cleveland and Hrs. Eolssm and
Caicnei Lamont ard uifa. when tie
Prsaident appeared sn the partico of
the White Hense 70 take his carriage be
vas oonfronfed b small party Of
ssuEisia from Ksnfucky. They EecoQ-
nized him and ASKED peFmissiun 70 pay
their respects. The Presidsat was viii
ing and shook hands with each 81 them
as be made his way towards his car
riaee. Mrs Cleveland and Mrs. Folsom
had already entered the vshiele. and as
the ooaehmHn cracked bic whip and the
onrFiaQe rolled away. the people On the
perfieo, most Of Whom Wsre ladies,
waved their handkerchisfs and shouted
q hearty good bye. Toe party occHpisd
. special car.
Garsmnass nefemne An enc pan-Eleeerfe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

WAsHuoToE. Aug. 16.-The President
has deposited in the Department OF
State bills which remained in his hands
unsigned al the time Of the adjourn
ment OF ConRreas, with the following
explanatory memoranda; The ieine
resolution, directing the payment Of the
suRplus In the Treasury on the public
debt lfeoaived August 5. 1856. Meme
fandum: This resolution involves 90
much and is Of such serious Importance
that do not deem it best 20 discuss Ii
at this time. IL 10 not approved be-
oanae ] believe Il 10 be unneoes aFy,
and because 1 am by nc means con-
esrned. Its mere passage and approval
Is this time may not endanger and EN-
baEFass the successful and useful op-
erasions Of the Treasury Department,
and impair confidence In she manage
ment Of the finances Of the Govern
ment.n
An act 10 provide for the erection Of q
public building IN Annapolis, Mary
land lreoeived AuRut Is, 1856. Memo
Fandum; "The Post Ofice at Annapo-
lie has nov accommodation in quarters
Tor which the Government pays rent as
the rate Of &500. and the oflice occupied
by the Collector of Customs is rented
for &75 per annum. The Governments
has no other use for q public building
81 Annapolis than Il above indicated,
and the chief argument urged Why q
bnilding should Be constructed there is
based on the fact that the city is the
capital Of the state Of Maryland and
shonld have governments building be-
cause most, II not ali Of the other cap
itals Of States. have suoh ediaoes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

Tho MorlhoKn EAGiln statement 0k
earnings during shs last dssal year, end
ing June 0th, shows ~ followsi
f83S-86 f88t-a3.
Earnings ......e1l. .730.527 ell .z3t.it9
Expenses 49,. h9la go B863.SD
Net earnings ....ss,sll,28 e5&02i9
For ths year The gross earnings in
creased 4t96 d1o, o. ~ pr ceui.. and tbe
expenssa decreased $8a 50i, 0r 06 per
cent ne result being gain o. $50.
s79, o. l01 per cent. IL nst earnings.
Land sales for the year were 1f0l818
aeres for 9l.3I6.3l4 The funded debt
q tho company at the aloaa az the year
10 &7z.875 ,3zl, and the auount of b0nd9
purchased fos the sinking fund vas
13i, ,G0o. The amount Of preferred
stoak ouislanalua vas Fsduee4 t42 go
In Juna. and i nos - eS 0683l0.
Ths earnings of the OFoRon Railway
a Navigatieu Compauy daring TIE year
we're e. below stated;
5-s iek-91.
Gross earnings. .es.5is, 80 84082. .iie
opsEaiina sxp's z.982,o51 z,sl2eo1
Net sarnines. .... s2,56tlss elbs9sie
Per tbs ysAr the gross earnings 10
creased 81. .t8t4g1 o. 159 per e8nts and
. expsnsss $50 80. % ld.J Per oanf.,
leaving q gain Of 853&9l % t33 W.
cent., in nst sarnin4A-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

Nzw xozx. Ana. l6- IolFof PateFsun
and tuo usmen. Chrizlini Esnders and
C1Kiskina HSnRsn, BGEe dfewus4 In
kifEan Bay iaAt night They we're out
roBinR. when TIE boat eapsiEsd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17
Moaiacailsn q he civil seFVicI
RRlea.


On the advics Of the Civil Service
OommisaiOa, President Cleveland has
amended Article \ Of the civil service
rules, as follows;
Ruia X. All applications for She reg
uiAE eompe1itivs examination for ed
mission 20 the classified eivii service
must Be made on blank forms 20 be
PFesaFiesd By the Commission. Re
quests for blank foFma Of application
fer oompetitiVs examination foE admis-
sion 10 the classified eivil service, and
ali regular applications for snoh exAni-
nation ahall Be made
First--FoF the eiasained departmental
sorvioe, 20 ths United States Civil Ser
vice Oommiasion at WaahiBgton.
Hssond--If fer the classified customs
ssrVioe, 20 the Civil Service Beard Of
Examiners of Cuslsma for the distriot
10 which the person ceaiFiBg 70 be ex-
aminsd wishes 70 entef the customs
asrxioe.
Third-If for The classified postal ser
vios, % The Civil Service Beard 0g Ex
aminsFs Cor the Post Ofies a. which she
person desiring 10 be exaninsd wishes
% enter The postal service.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

ssm Joaas azss anaEchisis sod esza-
nunisfa eannet b maae wiihnat posE
wbiaAy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

WAammaTuz, Aug. 16.-Maasrs. Nor.
ris, Earle and PaGh, as solicitors for
Attorney General Garland, today fled
hiB answer 70 the bill reoenaly fled by
J. Harris Rodgers against Attorney Gen
aFai Garland, SenaEoE Harris and others
for the ssttlemsnf Of the Pan Electric
Telephone Company's Affairs. Garland
IN bis answer denies ID detail every ma
teriai statement In the bill and calls at
tentiou 10 the scandalous and important
matter IL the bill He saya that be must
decline 70 answer sueh portions, unless
the ceurt directs him 90 do s.. In tho
eouFse Of his answer, Garland says be
became impressed with tbs apparent
usefulness Of the invention and On Feb.
18th, 1884, be attended q neetinR Of
persons interested, az the residence of
the complainant. Altar relating the
circumstance Of the wording and max
ing Of the csntraet, Garland says that
the complainant, instead 0f devotinR
himeelf 10 she perfection Of the inFen-
tion, as by his contract he was bound 20
do. sold the Interests Ia hts stock In
patent violation Of the said oontEaoi
and against the interests OF the oom-
pany; that, fading be could not per-
suade the defendants 70 aooede 10 bis
wishes, be procured many false and ma
lioleua statements to be published in the
public press Of the conntfy, both a. 10
defendants and the business Of the CON-
pany.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

DExvxn. Aae. ia Santa Fs special
sAys: chisf Justics Lsong. Of New
Mexioa. has denied the mandanus IN
TIE eAss % SeliRnan va. Ortiz. SeliR
nan vas appointed Treasures of the
TerritaFy hy Governae ROsA The pres
ent Treasures. OritE, dsoiined 70 Dc
liver the oiiee, ciaiminR that under the
law the 0ossru0T had nut the power 20
appoink TIE Chisf Jostiss held like
wise, and Oritx, Who ts kspahiioAn.
halda ever Until tha aessioa Of tie Legs
laturs IN JABaaFy nexl
war ef Races "a Atiantie Steamships.
NV YozE, Ana l6.-The var q gstrs
hea9aen tha coufinan1al steamship lines
4 still rAeinR withoat any possibility Of
an early adinstnenk Khia mnK1ing
the Red slaE Lfaa cus 10 SIS oa cut
uard bound businaaA Sooa aftas, tkis
was followed hg shs RstisFdAm Lane.
IL rssea ars- Oat. % Rasrefdan, tts.
% I.nndon. el1 an3 % Scandinavian
psrSs 8iS. prepsia fram RafteFdAra.
kls; fresn Loaaon and Sean ti1Atisn
peFts. 8lA
asFfsers nefasatna - WeEG-
Nww YoEx. AuR. E6.-Iha siEsking
aizarnakeEs rsiurnsa % wsrk tcdsT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

Ika strippera. e whom thera ass nearly
SC. also reluEaed b thaiE SHOPS to1Ag.
1he bufehar9 uin - baek % Uezk -
MoEsnW. and the r6liera % Wednesday
nexk Tbs GNhf hetween the cigar
mAkeEs and tie Kniahls of 1abos had
beea On foF several weeks. al1 the
KniEhts 81 Lai,0r haTe been defsaaed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17
Trouble On lhe wire.

CHIcA0o, Aag. l6.--All the Eastern
sires on the Cincinnati aad Pittsburg
route are domoralixsd By storms. The
Pislshnrg Telegraph Office having been
burned out By lightning communication
With aho East Is Lost. A very heavy
storm is n0w raging il Cincinnati.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

ALRAN1, AaQ. l6.-rhe President and
bis party arrived here at 2 .. m. Gel
and Mrs. Lamont left the train for their
home ID she interior. DR.. Samuel b.
Ward Joined the Pfasidentiai party
hers and they left aa 9:i3, their route
being Via Rouss's Point Mount, aad
thence By stage - The Prospect House
ia the Adiroudaeks.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

sf fheir ooIieze. Lad 4alnad q SO
600 and $500 Ii oain hesa bsen snh-
sErfbed ~ rsside1is hsfe. and i q ex-
pecte3 thaA Ihia VII ho douhlea in q
snort tiuze. work VIII be oommenest
sAoFtlY and ozer &iQo.ooe vii b e.
E..r.la.a - a. san.E
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

The President made the following
appointments before be left the capital.
John T. Boyle, og NeW York. 70 be Sec
retaEy Of the Civil Service Commission,
and Henry A. EpinReF, Of New foFk, 10
BE- United States Consul At CienfasRos,
vice Wm. P. Pierce suspended.
Locking fer an Hrreguiar Pr-c-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

PUnnLo lC0l.). Aug. NV. A. GU
lillan, Of Nsg Haven, Conn.,, died Of
peFitonitia here this evening. Deceased
held leading iassaiie part IN the 10
30" oompany as captain Of she ship.
His stage name was Olsen Arthur.
-. $1,000 =. 49,.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

WAsHIKgToz. Ang. Ia There vas q
rumor here tonig thas senator Hearst
Of California 10 dead. A teleRraphie in
quiFy brought reply from Cbarlotts.
Norte CaEoii.a. thaa Senator Hearst Is
there and Is not dead. buf is trying 70
buy 8 gold nine there.