Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-01

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panalfy. His earssE haa bee1 fairy and
Justly deali with b ths pross in TIE
isng shitnaEy ARISES that wsre p1b-
linked On SAaurday a1d tAs day bafoEa.
He was fndesd ~ assOmBtished gentle
msa. and BE- has iefi Plsasan1 msmoFy
bshind him.
PEssidsni Osgsland, uho has already
Isft WaahinRtnn an thrsa separate io1F-
nega sinos his retaEn from ~ vaeafio1,
sent nogthsaEd aRain yesterday - pay
ne LAST tFibsss q respe1t 70 tie iats
Presidens AEthaK, Whoss funeral ose1Fs
iR NeB KoFk today. Fortunately his
ofBeiai baaReas b IN saoh q esnditi0n
Ihas BE- ean sDags Us tine withoas en-
baxnasamenA I've weeks yst remain
for The eompIstiOn Of his message %
Congress, snd this 10 prob8bly ampis
time, bsoauss be has nov al tAs b1siness
81 the 0OVsrnment % veil u hand that
be can 6nish bis message ID q sboEt tiDe
after al 4hs reports Of ths ksada Of
Departments are laid before him- Il is
expected that this message g OoneFesa
wlIl Be q somsWkat shorter doeumsnt
than toe fra one, which, Il wiil be re-
nnsmbeEsd, was unusually LONG.
The pass woek has bosn q very quist,
unaatlIsd one for Mrs.. Cleveland. The
sudden change In she weather ind1eed
= slight cold on Wednesday, but nos Of
suilialeuf aonssQuanea % pEsgent her
usual 1 o'oicek Htives. Mrs. ClsVsland
says she nsVar feels pcrfsotly we'll unleas
she passes two o. thRes hours cash dag
In tbs Op6n air. She very much wished
- be present &c the dinner giVem By the
Veusrable Hon. George Bancroft on kri-
day evening. and had accepted kAe inxi-
tation Ten herself and tie PFesidsaf;
bnt The uRsxpsoted death Of en- President
Arthar oaussd Ne Presidsns 10 ssnd re-
greta.
In conversation respecting Washing
son and its people, Mrs. Cleveland e.
pressed herself a. delighted With both
fhe city and ice inhabitants, snd b
especially interested In the old historical
families. who ara an impoTtant faatnrs
In its aocinl life.
The annaai report Of Commod0Fe
EieaFc, Chief Of 0rdn&nue, 30 the See
FeeGFy Of the Navy, vas made p1blic on
Saturday. The an0nut expended dur
Ing ne year was &, 741. 40, Of which
l.6e9.O00 was for the armament Of
vessels. A considerable numbeg % the
B inch hiGh power steel guns hAQs been
finished and fired at the naval ordnance
proving gFoand. They have ell endnrsd
proof In q very satisfactory manner,
and over 5000 feet muzxie velocity was
readily obtained with standard powder
and pF0ieetiiea and moderate chamber
pFessuRsa. The two B-inch gems for tia
Chiaago haye been finished. One has
been hfed as the proving ground, and
tie results are very Satisfactory, though
the powder used was not made for the
Ran. A powder will be made for this
oalibeF. The hrst S-inch gun finished
has also been proved, with most salts
factory results. LKNOx.