Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24
EASTERN NEWS.

oHEcA0o. Aue. 23.-The managers Of
the leading theateEs Of Chicago Feoantiy
decided 10 abandon the custom Of hang
ing autographs cards IN the windows
Of she various business houses
roniQht vas the drst opening of the
theaters without this style Of adgeF-
tising. The managers Of the various
places Of amusement report full houses
and will probably make the new de-
partnre permanent feature Of the the
atrical basiness.
TIE Up en- the Broadway Railroad.
NEW YoRK. Aug. 2s.-On the black
beard IN the rooms OF the Broadway
and Seventh Avenue horse railroad Of
does vas last week published . notice
that on Monday q new time table would
70 into effect, and requesting drivers
and conductors 70 be on the lookout for
Il. The men we're Wafchfui. On 6aiur
day morning IN she employee'a room
there was hung new schedule that
called for six trips 70 the Battery, In
stead Of the i've they had been making.
The time table vas arranged 90 that the
SIX triPs we're 20 be made IN the Twelve
hours ali0Wed By iaw. To oedect this, IN
many cases toe h0ur fer starting on
the drst trip was set much earlier than
before. and the time fer stopping vas
set much later. The Law takes no ac-
count Of time between trips.
ihe Local Assembly mes Saturday
evening, and q new table vas discussed.
They met after midnight last night II
the sane hall, and e. is80 this morning
decided 10 lie up the Broadway line -
once, and no ears on that roase are run
ming this morning. One Of tbs Bread
way conductors said that shough the
ueu schedule inoFs asea the trips from
fvs 70 SIX, and heightened out the day
greatly Il did nos raise the meas pay.
DeafA e PrssessoP sasWe
HEV HAvxN. AuR. 23.-Pfofsasor CAL
vine Stowe, the husband Of Harrief
BeecheE stowe, died yesterday. aged s.
years.
MrH. CleVeiand "opens The Minneape-
rs Exposition.
Pn0sPRCr HousE, August e. - Mrs.
Cleveland pushed the electric baton
this aftsFaoon that set the machinaKy
"a motion at the Minneapolis Indus
trial Exposition. The oeremanie1 there
that opened The exposition were long,
aud instead Of giving the signal AZ half
past o'olook, Eastern time, according
% the previous aFrangsmens, Il vas
after s O'Clock vhen Mrs. Cleveland
touohad the telegraph key IL rc8ponaa
10 the word = ready" from Minneapolis.
The delay spelled the afternoons nnh-
inQ trip of she Presidents party. The
Presidsnt laughed good naturedly
when The message was dnally received
from Minneapolis saying, "Only
ten minutss lonaas-sne more apeeeh.H
sitting dsWn iu 3 shair on the hotel
piazza, be Smoked his afteFnoou cigar
and talked with gach Of ths guests as
bad not w0ns on wish the Rionis party
10 . nsiahboFing pond.
Ii fesponss 20 toe invitatioa - MFs.
Clsvaland from tie managers 81 the
Minneapolis Exposition, % aaart the
mAohinery By eleeirtaity, the President
rsplisd as fellows:
70 Hoa. ". B. WasAbsyae, Nisassp.
els, MiNa.: With many thanks for the
kind message sent - us by tie OaleeFs
aud direators Of the Minneapolis In
dustrial Expositisn. Mrs. OsFelAnd
joins me 10 tenaaEing b than hsarty
oongratalAtisns upoa she anapieious IN
angurAtian Of an exhibition Which no1
0nly demonstrates the prosperity and
progress of the great H0rthwesi. bat
mnGl also Eodsct credit npon .
csantEy af which the greAtes1 pfida 4
The happtncas and conlentDeut q ita
people, and their ent1yment Of All TIE
eifta of God. MrA. Cleseland gladly
compiies with yoaF Feqnesi. and ulll -
IN NO len The naehinary of the kxhl-
hition.
GnovMR CExxxEAED.
Mrs. CisVslAnd sssppsd forward %
Rixa he siznal Whish shSaid move ~
machineEy more than ons thousand
miles away. The spectators l11Rhsd
heartily when ne Frsaidant RfAveiy ID
mnnishea her net 30 start Il with JERK.
Within two mtuatss altar AFs- Csvs-
IAnd prsssed The haftoa. ths reply osnas
khAs the machinarY was wefktnE baa1tl-
guily. Then the who3a party went 90
for an hoas'a ashing before tha szu veal
81. LoUza. AsR. 2.--KAnana Cliy, Q
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