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g.aLAsD eEvsos - QErz
N Nstias = hansfy aiFsa -
If@dffr. - 9lsf rss|ae q ItE
conmnls ~ raats seal eae
Clefk 81 ~ Diallict ooart. 8 d. = E.
Hsattla. y. 4 On Frfdag, ~ -
Rnaf Al d. f1sG. e. ucl4
10. g9E9 foF thso = & , .
~ 4 ecciion I, toans4iR z
e1al 80.
Ne names - uitnegse1 49,
Charles OiXaafa. Timctny q 4N
n. FULLER. III Of Vaahan, y. .se4
leat,yee neafseas a - A
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-09
CITY ELECTION.
NOTfCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
4 general eiectiom for al city Offices
Of the city Of Seattle win be held On


The officers 70 beelected ere one Mayor.
one Attorney, and one Chief Of the Polioo
From the First Ward-.one CouncIlmnn
for Two yeaEs and one Councilman for one
From the Second Ward-ons Council.
man for two years and one Couneilman
tor ems goar.
From he Third Wara-ona counoilman
for two years and one Councilman Cor one
From tho Fourth ward-one council.
man for two years and one Counoilman
Tho places appointed for holding such
elections and The ofacers appointed 70
uondu q the same hro a. fnifowa towft
First Ward Election 70 he Held AZ IN
gine House No. q south Third atreek
Inspector, w. ". Rfnehaff JUICES. y. ~
rink and J. w. Hunt Clerks. ID, u. No
kinlsY and q. w. Crane.
Second Wafd-Eloctioa % b held AZ
EngIne House No. 4. CoIuus ia efrVel In
gpectof, kben Smith; Judges. n n Md
docks and hlliorT Butler; Clerks. w. II.
sharpe and Q. l.. n. KelioeR.
Third Ward -ElectIen 70 - held A.
hFoWnn Pavilion, on second street In.
npectcl. W. II. Reoves: Iudroa. Rnni9r
Hopkins and James D1uRan :. Corn y
Harker and A. ~ Snyder.
Fourth WGrd.-Eieetion b Be- held Al
Engino Honae Ne. & BelitoWm. Tnaner-
tor. David 4. Denny Judges. q. Il. Man.
nAug and J. q. HouRhtUn CIarkn W.
Coikett and Richard tabdrn.
W. r. FORREST,
Dated june 30. .lses. ie1td
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Notice Of final

U.aLsuD ers1u. - eI1
M5ff1
noiios 3 hsrsby eisaa ~
HULL.En has ale1 nq1es e
make nnaI uroof tal1ls t4
Distiei oouFt, a he olloe 3
On ErldEr. the "a ~
1885. o. Pc emplion b. s H. =
y \ 81 NJ d u eeciiea s
runga 3 anaA
sc nawas e. wiineate1
Warren ;. Gordon. Ff4uN ~
McClintock, al ~ F1eAQAs e
J0NMM aNM
mx1Tiy1 Haessr0f fAa kA
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Notice 81 Final

UaLAnB oEsf1es ~ o1ass..
IaA4 s.
No,iss aAsrshg girsa 80
BEfL - aIef nSEso q
rnsfs an.I prosf hsleEs ~
HssrIgeI. y fhslr enc, -
% fflf1T ~ T1ln go q
f11G - HeMsalsa1 araliol - -.
ne Iota I, Z. q and - e
- lo4nahfo 81 ncfI1. f1H'e
49, 49,. 49, a.ose 80
foHH y GOV
i4lans naeialsF e - 4Ass
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-09

TnE KxGLIsn ELECTloNs.


LESBOS. Juiy 81 Returns received up
70 5 o'clock from the Parliamentary
elections show that 25l Conservatives,
20 Unionists, $50 Gladstoniens and So
RaTnellites have been elected.
Tbs totals at this hour (miduight)
ere: Conservatives and Unioniats 302
9ladstoniana l95. The Conservatives
In order 20 obtain q working majority
independent Of the Liberal Unionists
must carry 81 Of the remaining III
seats, and 70 10 considered Improbable
that they will succeed IN doing 80. Tbs
Gladsioniane rely on the collapse Of
the Conservative Unionist coalition
when Lord Salisbury takes ofiice, and
they are certain that the Conservative
cannot dominate the House Of Com
mons unless the Unlanists eo-operat.
with them.
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A cross werd Is q little thing. bui
u b what stira up the elephant
A kind word Is 3 little thing, bal
Il Il iust what soothes the sorrows Of
the sitting hen.
An grange peel on the sidewalk Il
q lille thing, but It has upset many
q giant
An oath isAIIttle thing, but it Il
recorded In the great ledger in
Heaven.
A ssFpentS fang b 4 little thing,
but death Is its victory.
A baby Is q little wee thing. but g
constable was once baby.
A drop Of water Is a little thing.
but Il was the burden Of the rich
mans prayer n torment.
A hornets sting Is 3 little thing,
but i sends the school boy home
howling.
4 star Is 3 little thing, but il can
bold this great world ID is arms.
The tongue Is a little thing, bat Il
nils the unlvefsc with trouble.
An egg Is a little thing, but the
huge crocodile creeps into life out Of
il.
A kiss is ! little thing. but il be-
tFayed the Son Of God into the hands
OF his enemies.
The Tea Is q little thing, but Il
makes busy time for both men and
women.
A spark Is little thing, bot Il can
light the poor mans pipe, aud SET the
world burning.
A drap Of water il little thing.
but Il can put out the poor MAS
pipe, and save the world from ruin.
The acora Il 3 liglle tling. hns the
black bear and his family i've il the
sal that springs ffem &
a word 4 alittlo thlng. vet one
word has been many 4 maes desaIny.
for good or Tor evil.
A penny Is little thing, bal fhe
interest," % il. from the DAY OF Cain
and Abel, wonld bay out The globe.
a minus > little thing. bat il il
long enough % pull = dozen aehing
teeth. or 70 gel married, and have
your own mother 10 Law.
A lap dog i q little thing, but he
Is = very silly fhing besides
Life Il made up Of little things.
life itself y but 3 little thing, one
hfealh iess, then comes the funeral.
/.
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SNOOUALMlE FALLS

FTtHN aRATfi.R 6oUAK AND sN0-
eoalmie ffAnguortA1iaa Cempaay i
saw pInpafo4 - carr paeasN4ere aad
eA14afCA. Tbs e6ortae1 quinkn1l And lss.sl
flale - roash ~ iamoua enaaaalmia
FaIia. top raarhna nad hunttn4 and nzhs
tRn Eroa81a a. that fNEioa
I've elaeta : day from seattle % ea4ak
l1Avina &. 4. atnnsS groceFy ssofa Is Z
alrasA Ass
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-09

Mn. CIxyKzANp,nH LICK. - The
marriage certificate 81 Grover csexe.
land and Frances F0lsom shoWs sbai
the former Is forty -aine years old
ard TIE latter twenty ona As We
Al knog, '.agnres do not lie, and.
a. &c have isarned from the alcheia-
ists. ihe dgaTe Z 3 particularly lucky.
New, II 0ae rafecis that The brides
ags b times J ana kkal The groom 5
aee . times and that he diaef.
e1ce hefweca B 4 times - III sse
hew lucky they ought . -
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U. 8. LAND 0BR1cr ~ ozEe
Notes = her,by efssn 60 tElE Z.
ssl has 1Ie1 nolics o. In1
Ana prool before ne 1a1r4
sencs, ~ Cara e ~ DistEl
ol1c1 IN Eeaalia ". r, 81 F
&aY 81 AuQusf, A. D. ~
appiicntian Ne. s981. fqf iha 4
-, township Is noFlh rana1 NlaS
n1o uaNaea 81 Witnesses AafN
la4f. oeaRQe ~ Wilson. M4ET
and Gustav Faoobnon. al -
jim r a0H
5e2iiy2e BeenaF e. ~ I.a
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T.salc1 - Ell,ct1'1 llsail ~ 60 = 81 ~
IN IkeD1cldF tes slllsed ~ koauli1F -
.lpFs 80 otl1inod . gFlaf deaI q gai1rhI1
la.9f1aall1n H1ich - , scgnp1ee1t e irn.rf
= lnpes n noee - H. 1sFgice1. D.. arEHoE
~. -. = ceerFe l1iess e szsels : era
criaz11nic1li1r1 aFle1tF e1aasnlisl. -
- 4cl.1r1 - . naeAale - mls1irfHr. ~
avs IA ,. y. af1BoN. Sea 1851. - Hr-r
elAaes o. E1E1aa Rosf- aE1aaEa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-09

y. <. HOW ED. Hole OwDar,
va, tram da1e. cary TIE Uuisad States
weekly tripg . Scaftla fsaavfrR -,
beck ever Monany azd FFiaag Iasfz'lrSl.
WI toslch e parl oamhie fns 1880
o. frrlght arrfvl18 - 8eatfla q -
aft1flDCns rutnFEing win leaga TesINrE
Wharf - u 0'clocE every Iaa1d1F ana
Ino n1aaHler Iu1eaffna WI ave 80
eeck Tor FuEl 6aDtie epzrT dnF axranl
Saturday. - tsko p1aEEneeIs and trn1Tfz I
end EsoalVe oe1aEi ~ ~ psssfen asS1s
CannL So
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-09

San FRAnc1sco, July e.-Arrived-
Steamer State of California. from Port
land; steamer Waila Walla, from Seattle.
Sailed Steamer Columbia. from As
toFia.
TAToosH, July S.--A ship, barksn-
tine and two aohoaneFs we're beating IN
At z this evening. Fresh southeast wind.
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c. &P. 5. B. B.


EoR FRANKLIN. BLACK DIAMOND
= and ntermodiate slationa daily, at
IAN
EcrNewcastle and intermediate staffonr
daily, ats 10 and 1910 q. m. and B. "a.
Returning arrive ct Seattle from Cedar
k1Yer extenalon e. t:t8 ,. m, and from
Nowcaefie branch 81 go 3. M Inn, 3:5e
and $50 p. NJ.
RunAlng time % Franklin, 3 b. SON.
running time Q Newcastle. b. lom.
In eflsCt April 8. 1888
PUGET SOUND SHORE RAILROAD
Trains leave Seattle for Kent Stuck
Junction, sumner. Puyallup and Tacoma
a. $50 q m ana 2s55 D. m
Returning leave Tacoma et n. m. Az
irving 81 seattle 81 6.20 D. =.
Local leaves stuck Junction for Seattle
e. sic g. m. and arrives at 10 4 M
u. j. MllaNMH ennarll.lanaana
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T'ER3lIoax oR wasssz'.s.
- e :, 49,, ~. - hnsrssl
Aetc, 0sc11Md
No. alA--onase Is 49, -
oatlon huuid naa ~ n1le
% He44Ing ana allsr - 49,.
1914 ~ AAminlH - N s@
49,. a. Aqn4. dneean6A e
NE %AlA ealrAs a naa IA 4 ss~
- cleee1, Nn4 lAAa = nasls e. IA
80 .N'l4 1AiAta rlnsa1ns g -
80 A-1QAH ne rolrera ertlI5,.s
~ n Ael crdcred b. IA lfsr-s
p114c1s izt1zlaIt.s u - 49,
sal4 C14Ile1 \. Ronh. -
eetele ne Rfooala C1arl - 49,
s-aln llol Ialfllurg. Il - -
~. ~ - Se.It. n ~ eilY = 1s
HaDAx. TN N par e. mn
Al u O'Clock 4 n. ~. -
cenae az any hey haes, - /. 4 ~
llpel.oH aheu,d nol he 49,. 4. -
49, :. - 49,. =. :. .inons IL nsf
Ana 4 . Further efsms -
-. ofaer g show canas rs
sAel Wsek ~ four saeen NJ
49, -, - ~ -. ~ g Jus, 18aas ~
RaRe. printed and puaaiSsA N
Dess N op-n csuaaA -
N.N N11
tadgo oftha
County q King, q.
~. =. we'd. 1aET1 ~ f..se.t. 4.
q ~ frooata ceuEt a ~ ~ a.
eaieny certify tha1 re lr9S-s. q f.
/ true and corrlct cow - - '.
shnu e.r1a. granted h7oer. - s'..|.
en Ne -et1 Day q Nay. lisa s. ~
q ~ sslaae q Charies X. RIA
~ .--,lllany Nh4ecf hsfs '''.
ny hand and ailxra tAa - 81 s's@..ss
bate osurt this ga aav e. ~ ~
HM. N
anAL yldgs and an os.e
-. Erooala coara 81 Rina a.'.
M--1.aA-en A.9x..ezy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-09
sEATTlE-sKAcIT RIvER RouTE

The steamer DAISY VIII leave Seattle
fer 1kagit FiVur and WAY porte. oyarT
4ondAy and Thursday, returning Tues
aaya and Fridays.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-09

kor freight and passage apnly AZ Cam
panya Once. on Koslar pFkarf. orun hnarr
the beats at the aRne wharf.
mr3i-a GEO. 81 JACOBS. Eae'v.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-09

Il b reported in Government circles
that Mr.. Gladstone Is npdaunted and IL
determined 70 wage ceaseless battle
IN Parliament. Political leaders Of
every party anticipate an unpreaedentes
PaFiiamenferv conflict
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-09
NERVOUS DEBlLITATED

Knsly Decay, L.ost Manhood, Weakness
Of Body and Mind, vARHcoCELK. sFKR-
MAfunHHGA. KTc. FULL RESTORATION
mailed FRRM. 9REyILLE nRafRDY
AGENCY. lan Bsoadway, N. Y. je29Iy
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TWRR1ToRY or WASH
y q King. sa.--Eh Ne fIslsIs
King oaunlg.
q a. 1s...r q shs s...'s & -
L1our1on. oacaaae
=. ~ 80. 2s.-o1dss . ahss s
". B. Thompsup. ne as,.Ir|I|.l|..
e1ialo q Alioe a. Itemusss.
ne on AIS TIA das a. ma
ll1 panacn n4f1Il, dnIg naILas1. -.
"a orQpf Ter the aaie Of q - -.
which Ne said daceaaaa tn1 e,lz. e.
putpc18 therein aat toath arf
70 tAo Court frum the aala 50 s. q IA N
II no personal eAlnta AZ az stS 6S.
The banda Of lha aaia Aaaa - Y. a's
he clnina1 n7aAnsf lhn saiR f8 -
pennes Of tha n6miuisesAalan
4 q necessary 20 saii al Us Nj S. {. n AZ
sid aeceassd % pay ~ ga
penaeai
And 4 apponlsaa ferl111 4 a. H.|'s
the zal1 pe1Illcn fdnfo7las "a 81 -
tho Ipqrircncn1 q Ne lsN. as
he Court lna1 al pareo1a n E. -
ellale o. ne sad a161a1t APES. q
laid Rfohaee couftoa
1amAT. THE - DAT or sfIf
AZ II o'dlcck Is ns fa.
az, q ne Couzt-rcom e 81
oolFl. "a ne cIfg e eat|4 e. ~.
counlF. thea aEd there e ftta b
they have. Wig lha safd onlsr .1 e E
granted % the sal6 Admln
TIE real ealats d the said aa,
u u further olaeraa tha st M AZ
order 10 show canae Ne nn
four snccesslvo weeks hafuaa m
81 1uiFs f6SA n 1he Seattle S M
lNE1Ifz0EEoEn. q weekly
and Published a. tha saIa orI1I
Done IN open Couxl ihi1 fN&
1adgs e ~ ~
Hina County.
LWm d. wood JafGs "a fr..| 8 az. b
the plohnfe Coura of 81 H.n
~ certify that tAo fuIa4oinf .s6 90 |'| -
coFlorl COPY 81 ancriEin1I cl.Il $ q 81 M
made b cur said Pf1oals 0asT 81
% record on he 7Ilh day a Ms. i
matter % the estate q Ai|el A
deceased.
In tc1tlnony whareuf I hees H Il
ny hand and Anxsd the aasi 81 ~
bais Court thlaalth Day a W
...tf. MM M H
nnAE Judas and azn AZ
s....s rrnhafe EHH& ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-09

WAaHfzoroN, July 6.-Oompton. Of
MaEylsna. snbmifted 3 series Of res0lu-
tioBs expressing the regret with which
the House heard Of the death Of VIII
liam Cole. late Representative from
Maryland, and providing for the ap-
poinfment OF q COMMITTEES Of seven
Representatives and tures Senators 70
superibtend the funeral cefemonies.
Tue House then. q 1f:10. as q mark
Of respect to the rBem0Fy Of the de-
ceased, adjourned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-09
sEATTLE-WNATc0M RonTr.

The steamer w X WEmWHN win
leave Seattle every sunday, Tuesday and
Fhursday evening. Q o'clock. for Whefcom
calling at Mulkilteo, Tuiatip, Couusgilis
YAK Haroor, utsaladF, Laconnar, FidR1Qo
AnnooEtoo Guemea, SAmiah Falrhavsn
BellinRham and Scheme.
Returning. win leaFe Whatoam ever
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
lngA - 3 ooleck. for 6eattia, ealing
Intermediates points On the way.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-09

LONDON, July 8.--Riutine broke out
this afternoon ct Cardiff. Wales. The
police charged the crowd and wounded
over 100 persons. Twenty ef the in
jured we're seriously hurt and were con.
veyed 10 hospital. Owing 20 the ex.
element prevailing the Mayor has pro-
hibited q meeting which Was TO have
bean held tonight 10 celebrate the re-
tpFn u SIR r J Reed, 0ladstonian, 20
Parliament. The police will be PROSE
outed fer usinR undue violence.
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WASHINGTON
STEAMB0AT TRANSPORTATION CO
Carrying the y. 8. naaiI.
fasOm a, EsatIIs ! P0Es TsWnsfnd Rsuls

ONE or THE W. 81 -
E q Cos steamers 4
VIII lun aaiiy between Tacoma and Port
Townsend. leaving Tacoma anon arrival
Of I ain and touching 1t Seattle. Port
Madison. Fort Gamble, Port Ludlow and
Port Town end. Returning leave Port
Townsend every day lexcept sundayl az /
o'clock 3. M.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-09

Senate.
W4amIr0zoN, July 6.-Afler the pres
snaation az che usual number of petit.
tions. she Senate prooaeded 30 tha h1ai-
neas on She calendar.
A resolution Cor inquiry into the an
thorify under which Z so-ealled Legs
latuEe had been orRanixed IN the Terri
tory Of Dakota vas lnd46nitely post
poned.
TIE Senate then resumed considers
ton Of the River and Hafbor Apfopria-
ton bill.
After an executive session. ths Senate
adjourned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-09
ALLMOAD 4 PhILLlPS
FOUNDERS
AND MACHINIETE.

Estimates given en- ali
CLASSES 81 Rsandry and
Maehine work.
CeFner Rront and ssprins
streets. p. q. Bex 0is, ~
naale.
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OPRRl CHOP HOUSR.
oBpeziie Fsyss 0pera Hoars. Fseztas :.
VA. MORSE. REups.

MEALS SKRvED AT All. uprRs
VA aurlng ~ taY. Ma reksss -
isf g mHatk q 81 1at.ea' nrira1s -.
t1E n1nm ID rear e re1lanrant Iakfss
aiuaTE E1rplsod via TIE ht
Weils cooksenpaeged yelz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-09

NOTICE rs HEREBY GTYEN THAT
and r. n Hopkins al my right, tile and
Interest n and % the Seattle Soap E'aotoky
located - the foot OF spring street. To-
Eether with al soaps, {mplementa, etc
An accounts due the Seattle Scar Com
sany = date are payable 10 me, and all
Dated thia zst day uf June. 1854
The business Of soap misunderstanding %.
ferred 70 ahDvo VIII BE- continued b. I'd
under the name Of Seattle Soap Cempany
with greatly Increased facilities for the
manufactufe Of soap. We respectfully
solicit the patronage az the public. We
will anara neither lahar 81 expense n
presenting superior soApa.
o. b. BUSsKI.IA
iy1d6wfm r. n. HOPKINS.
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SIS Fa1nc1s1o. JAR -EsHoaina
ass - p.aesa,.. y ~ oolanhia tn
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n4HEx oAszwA lEP. FKszx.
fses.easl Wise frsssdazi
J, fpMEA C4skteE.
Puget Sound Rational Bank h
Ssattla.
Occidental Block.

QuY AND ska. FOREIGN ANn
= duaneal.c eNcHnMra traANter nsareS
u tale9FAEA 9 an par9 q - CAiae1
etarRa aH1 kzu3A rtcelEe fapcaI1a -
.laneY And iE11a pa'n heoksor csrti dEa,1,s
ConmHaFeNDKNRS
Aaa1uA \. -. nnfhscAn1 & So
Para - But11ct a. fEael.
1a1eA. Sarah Nntl1nai Raak
~ Erarclco tt4 HEnk q CaElFaEntn
NeEtanA - Hlrrs Aatlazai EAnk.
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TIE TOPIC or TIE DAT
sIcx HEiDlCnE 40
DYSPEPSIA cllaE

L0ND0Nl EE1I.AND.
Beware 81 limitations The genuine q
blue WrspDeEs only
~ Send for circulars to @. EVANO-
WITCH, General An0ricnn Manager.
20. Box i904 New York city.
Mention this paper. For sale By A. b
sTEWtHT seattle, ". 7. jel5awfy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-09

TKHNNA, Jnly 8.-The bodies OF II. A.
Crommslly, Secretary Of the Dutch L.
cation at Vienna, and the Mar1rage
Pailavaoini and their companinna. who
attempted 70 make the assent Of the
0roa 9IooknsR Ain. az June 25shs have
been found at the foot e. iha RastsFza
eIacieTs - Hlockekaak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-09

To the Editor of the EVENING STAR:
Allow me through the columns of your paper
to say that the depreciation committed by
sharpers upon Mrs. Schneider ia the Center
market Saturday night, by which she lost IS,
is not the first instance of the kind. Miss Mary
Fiemming. who keeps a small grocery store at
l. and o1st streets northwest, was victimized in
the same manner a short time since A WELL
dressed man, bearing every appearance of a
gentleman, entered her store and purchased an
article for ten cents. After going through his
pockets he stated that he had lost the ten cents
but that he would pay her If she would change
a TWO dollar bill; which sine did giving him
part OF the change in quarters OF a dollar and
the balance in smaller change, retaining the
ten cents due her. When this transaction wus
finished, he made more Giligent search
through his pockets, and finally found the lost
ten cent piece, which he requested her to take
and return 10 him his two dollar bill This she
did, and received in return what she supposed
to be her correct change. She at once BEGAN
counting 1t, which process he did not remain 10
witness. but hurried out Of the store and disap-
peared in the darkness. The count disclosed
the fact that he had actually stolen a GOOD ma m
OF her two dollars. About the time of this oc.
currence man. supposed to be the same thief
paid a visit to a drug store In the same Vicinity
and, by his slight of hand game added a one
dollar bill to his finances, leaving the "Nedi.
cine Man" minus that amount. Is there no VIA v
by which these evolves in sleeps clothin0s,
can be detected and brought to justicee
r A w
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She Had Eioped Frequently.

YOUNG MRS. MURRAY TAKEN BACK 10 ENG
LAND. WHERE SHE WILL BE PLACED IN ~
ASYLUM.
From the New York Sun, January 9Th.
Mrs. Joce Marion Murray the sixteen-year.
old wife, who charged her young husband. &c
rard +. Murray, with threatening TO shoot hef
9th street, on the night OF December %, Is on
the rolling main, bound homeward TO England,
In the care OF Ter mother, who came from Eng.
land To rescue her. The mother and daug liter
are aboard OF the Arizona, which sailed yester-
day afternoon. An officer attached 10 the dis
on. Young Murray is still i'm town, being al
liberty under bail. II is probable that his bail
VIII be discharged to-day, and that he viii b.
From what Mrs. Murray told him District A.
torney MARITIME Is satisfied that Murray Was
under the influence OF liquor on the night u
Dec %.
"He was greatly worried and perhaps Justly
Mr.. MARITIME continued, by her deliberafe
abandonment OF herself TO relations With
strange men in his absence In Virginia"
Assistant District Attorney NicoIl said that
he believed that Mrs. Murrayt mind was disor-
dered.
''She eloped with Murray" he said, .whom
she had known for years, from boarding school
A friend OF Murray's father, q London solo
itor. met them on a train going TO London, and
took her 10 his home, notifying her mother
where she was. Then. as Sm informed, she
ran away twice from boarding school before hot
marriage 10 Murray, and tried to get on the
stage. In one OF her trips TO London she
claimed that she was drugged and assaulted by
engagement. Murray will return 70 England,
1 understand, and seek a divorce. Ms. Nor.
ray VIII be placed In an asylum until her mind
Is fully restored 70 q healtLful condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-09
He Would Not Re AN Earl

1T is known that some time since Mr. Gladstone
Vas rendered an earldoni oy the Queen but respect
uily declined the royal gin.
He would not be an Earl. What need had he
OF earth's poor patent of nobility
On whom high Heaven had set a grander crown
Than titled rank. or badge of vain rencyyn.
A mas nobility is in himself
And not In empty name, or boarded pelf
He deemed Han was higher than an Earl
Inc goid-rayed corouet, with tips o! pearl
He scorned as the mere plaything of child.
Around his brow his fellows had entr,nad
The wreath Of a far nobler purer fame
The deathiess CORY OF an hoaored name
More thai an Earl. peer of peers Isle
In honor, justice, strict fidelity:
Standing the dauntless champion osthe right,
Leading the van in every goodlg fight
For righteous government. and equa! laws
The upright guardian OF the peoples Cause
The advocate of peace. he dared TO brave
The storm of faction, if he might but save
His country from the woes OF deadly strife
The waste OF treasure. sadder waste or iif-:
Free from all sordid aims and selfish gree,is
For God, humanity, and truth, he pleas
In all that makes men truly good and great.
Above hsralGic pomp. regal state
He towers sublime In his majestic rnien-
Like some grand eminence, distinctly seen
When lesser nights are hidden from the views
Rising from earth 10 court the ETHEREAL blue
His virtuous fame, imperishabiy high
Shall shine when p1eaner glories fade and die:
Illuminating the historic page
With added lustre each advancing age
Teaching mankind that true aad solid worth
Oufiives the boast Of rank. or pride Of birth
~AsHNeroS, Dec 30, 1885 - X. Cox.