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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15
The pulse Of .be Thermoms.er.

The lungs should be ofleather to bear without
injury the rapid changes Of temperature In thia
Thermometer. coughs and colds multiply. Not
house In the land, therefore, should be even
for single day, without q supply Of Halsfe
remedy for all throat and lung complaints
which has appeared from the days OF Galen 10
the present hour. Obtainsble Of all druggists
at %, 80 cents and 81. Get the largo size they
arc much the cheapest
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15

The Wilmington & Northern Railroad
Company is laying a plank walk on the
the south side of Water street between
King and French, so that passengers on
the w. IL N. trains will not have to alight
on the p, W. & B. tracks. The sidewalk
at the northwest corner of Water and
French streets, in front of the W. & N.
railroad station, has been covered with
thanking.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15
U. s. DIsTRIor COURT.
Three Gases OF Illegal I.iquor Selling
Disposed of.

The April term OF the United States dis
trict court opened in this city Tuesday
morning, Judge Wales presiding.
Indictments were found against Henry
Wiley, Spencer Wiley and George E. Mason
all living near Georgetown, Sussex county,
Del, for selling liquor without the pay
ment OF the special United States tax re-
quired by law.
Henry Wiley was tried by Jury and
found guilty. He was sentenced to pay q
fine Of sloo and be imprisoned for 80 days
ment.
Spencer Wiley pleaded guilty, and the
same sentence was imposed upon him.
George e. Mason also pleaded guilty ant
was sentenced to pay fine Of 800 and b.
| imprisoned for two months.
Court then adjourned until II o'clocl
/ Yesterday morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15

The steamer Jersey Blue, while moored
off Moore's boat-yard Thursday afternoon,
had her port wheel-house carried away,
several braces broken and wheel
damaged by being run into by the
schooner Sand Snipe of the Charles
Warner Company's line. A commission
will estimate her damages this afternoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15

After careful investigation Henry w.
Morrow discovered that Patrick Toole of
Hawkins, N. Y, the man who was fatally
injured at the McConagy crossing of the
p, w. & B. railroad, below Newark, had
no recorded standing in the order OF
Good Templars, and for that reason Mr..
Morrow did not interest himself with the
decedent's funeral expenses.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15
Rnrnas Rranisinr Down.

up the Maryland penitentiary, says: &c. p.
Barnes, who killed his brother-in-law and
his nephew near Port Deposit last fall, and
who Is employed In the new shoe depart
ment, is said TO be breaking down very
rapidly. He broods much over his troubles
and has habit OF sitting with bis head
buried in his hands. He is becoming mel
ancholy."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15

The Mccullough Iron Company, resumed
employees. Owing to the difficulty to get coal
caused by the strikes at the coal mines, the
company was compelled TO shut down,
Enough coal has been gotten to set the mills
running again and the company expects to
secure more,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15

Joseph Fullmer displayed in the win
dow of his restaurant Thursday morning,
Delaware river shad, weighing eight
pounds. 1t is noble.looking fish, and
we'll worth looking at, as shad of this
weight are very seldom seen. It was
caught in the Delaware, near the mouth
of the Christiana.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15

Letters of administration, @. {. a., have
been granted to George H. Bates, Esq, Oh
the estate of DR.. John X. Kane, deceased
of this city. Joseph w. Derrickson
executor of the will of Mary A. Derrick
son, deceased, of Mill Creek hundred
has been granted letters testamentary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15

ELeM, In1., April 13.-At Horton
Gillis' butter factory, five miles north OF
Harvard, H., a cream separator burst yes
terday, killing William johnson and
wounding three others named Alton,
Bowman and Blake, Atoms injuries
being fatal.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15
Clerk OF the Peace for sussex.

Ebe Tunnel has been appointed clerk
of the peace for Sussex county, to sue
coed N. W. Hickman, who died last
Saturday night. Mr.. Tunnel is drug
eist of Lewes, and is we'll known as o
prosperous business man and an active,
prominent Democrat.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15

Mayor Rhoads was feeling very well
Tuesday, and went down stairs to dinner. 1t
Is probable that in few days his physi-
clans will send him TO some quiet resort
outside of the city, in order to aid the work
NJ remuneration.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15
scorr,s EXPULSION OF PURE


Is Remarkable as a Flesh Producer.
The increase OF flesh and strength, Is percepti-
BILE Immediately after commencing 70 use the
Emulsion The Cod Liver Oh emulsined with
the Hypophosphites Ia most remarkable for Its
healing, strengthening end feeh producing
qualities. f" =
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15

ALTOONA, Pa, April 1s.-The fiue shops
| OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
here were destroyed by fire this morning.
The loss will amount to $4,000. One hun
bred men will be thrown out OF employ
ment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15

OF all the wonderful dissoveriee, perhaps
none surpsss that OF extracting the Essence OF
Beef, which has proved such blessing 70 thu
Lassttude and Fevers Ask for Colden's, take
no other. OF druggists generally.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15

The will of Samuel G.. Chandler, de-
ceased, Ohristiana, has been probated and
letters granted, Mary and Samuel G..
Chandler executors.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15

william Banks Of New Castle hundred,
aged So years, died on Saturday. He was
buried on Tuesday In the NJ. e. church yard
| at New Castle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15

Sulphur bathing by means Of GInus's Bull
PHUR SOAR In the ordinary bsth-tub has 90 COM
phur baths that they are no longer used. The
more recent plan OF temporfzing q sulphur
bath exoels Its predecessor on the score Of ocou-
ated as 10 adapt It more accurately TO the grnv-
ity Of the aflment It Is intended TO Ameliorate.
Crittentons, New York. Sold BY druegists every
where.
Kills Hair and whisker Dye black or brown,
80 cents.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15

Purify your blood, tone up the system and
regulate the digestive organs by taking Hoods
serrsparilla Bold by all druggists
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15

Piles permanently cured, without pain or loss
of time Send for circular TO DR.. r. Reed, iss
South Thirteenth street, Philadelphia
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15

Tho bridge or division of my nose was
about half gone. have used four BOTTLES OF
Ely's Cream Balm, applying It to the affected
paris, which has about cured up the nostrils. ]
had tried all other remedies on tie MARKET.
A. Wood, 90 high street. Columbus, o.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15
CArARR RI
ELY'S
CREAM BALM
Rnhltt safes.

DUBLIO SALE.
VIII be sold at public sale, at the stables OF
Wilmington, Del ,on
SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1886,
At / O'Clock, p. M,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-15


sheriffs who did the shooting in the Louis
vile Il Nashville yards In East st. Louis
on Friday night, was granted and the men
released.
TRANSPORTATION ON THE BRIDGE-woRKING
UNDER PROTECTION OF THE MILITIA.
| ST. LOUIS, April 13.-The whole force Of
strikers OF the st. Louis Transfer Company
| confident OF the protection by the militia
| from molestatIon, have returned TO their
/ old places, and scores of transfer wagons,
/ together with private trucks and other
vehicles are busy this morning hauling
| freight to the yarlons depots of the rail-
| roads centrlng in East st. Louis. The
| force OF switchnen and yardmen who re-
| turned to work yesterday WIS increased
this morning by many more OF those who
awaited themselves of the military protection
to secure employment. Most OF the roads,
now have full crews OF switchmen and
yardmen, and 1t Is expected that IN a few
DAYS the resumption OF operations by a
large majority OF the roads will be COM
plete. Yesterday the Bridge Company had
not been able to secure sufficient number
OF men to handle all the freight that the
roads were offering, but to-day several
more OF the men resumed their old posi-
lions, and the company is doing business
almost as large as 1t was before the strike
In the yards, across the river, switch
engines have been running backward
and forward all morning making up IrelRnl
trains, two OF which have been sent out by
the Burlington without interference by the
strikers. The Wabash has sent out one
train, and those being made up In the othei
yards will soon follow. No disturbances
occurred during last night or this morning
beyond the firing OF shot about 2 o'clocl
this morning In the indianapolis & st
Louis yards by one Of the sentries at a mai
crawling along the ground between twl
trains, and who would not obey the order b
halt. The shot had no effect, and the maj
. escaped.
ALAREDo DEATH FROM THE RIOT.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, April ia special
the NeiDs yesterday from Laredo says
"Herman Poggenpohl, who was wounde
In the late riot, died tonight from tn
i. effects of wounds then received. He was
wealthy man, being a prominent wo,
/ grower and was highly esteemed. He wa
Q a native Of German and was 81 years old.
a = THE ooAI, smKRs HAVE NOT STRUCK.
6 ST.. LouIs, April 1s.-The apprehends
strike Of the miners Of the st, Louis di
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RATs usKD To BwaMa W EEAT
VINE.
lDFua RaparlsF.l

At@M 41NNfN4fsl
e 4 astonishing fhs amonnt of aaias,
Rnms and dyeatnas whioh ere oongerie4
into palata6ia vines and Eulinhed % saa
ansalpsolinR drinkaEA Fortunes afa
hsina mado ms the business, and ths
health 81 che een0nmara ruined by Ne
gigantic frauds q thia linz q trafs.
ne openina wsdas Of ihs invesiieatien
of frauduiena propHistaFy me4ielnes h
bsing dFfVsn q 81 hard knoeks from
ne aaaEiesed parties. a. msntiansd IN
laat woek's iasas, and SONS snah eagfnB.
gigo policy e nsess1aFy - a1sm the
tiao af adallogatign end fraaduleu1
manufAetuBs % wineA Talks Win ~
Fioaa peI1on1 oonVsr1aul With tie s1b-
iss3 have aisgioaed . lamenlablo lack
q hnnesty In Ne pgoparaaion cf medi-
einai ui1es and beverages Il 4 mere
Ne rule than the ezosplinn aeE p1Ft
wins % BE- composed of oiaefs gyFnp,
aum kiao and taFtarie agia. and tog
eiAsot - b made from Q oeaoetisn e
ofris rest, waeeF, Eaapoorfy- tnicas eyFap
snd eoehiBoAi. Wills most q tas ahsFgq
gsna % shs usaFhs9 b esmbinallol &
mataFials eoleFsd wbah aikanat Fout. Xho
sEti6oiai oolsfiug ls sald - - pres
aieo1 with ne htsef of hel4hl4nina ~
t5H3 o. f4H @183 4t8Nl184 ID 4r44M. AAAA~
Ia I'D uina Whi,a, % for eoioriaa the
esunasEfsii tmitataoaA Rosanlinss e.
dagbssry ana iog@ood ere ameng tAe
osiorina aasota stated % - most fre-
qnantlY empicysd. A Graa1 Varia1g of
msahoda hage been dsviasd Cor ne g.
lestios % fors,gn eologine masters. bos
tha majority afe uo9 ~ mach DIaosioai
valna. 70 bfinR np ''aain vine q coca
mou pr1e3eSs 4 - dfoD fsu fEt1 into
. oaaf. shfc9ah the bunaholai the RS
d40oF 9s4td ~ bs ~peFfeetiy dciiei@ua.
but tha ealiara ara oagefui not % aampIe
u. ieagina tha& dsiiabsfni 90 pEtslieH3
f0T fhe tnnoeemt bgyare Mngn u tne
imported a-ud b hardly sIiiatis fsf tAs
eBiii-tuh. m1aa ieas - - eol4 ugsE tne
ronuoaf foe paftants and table uaa.
AFtidoiai wicea are manaflelnno4 az
tenslvoiy and sold either aliDs % b
admtxtsRe with q ssrtain propuFflon of
asunine vine. A eaFsfui aualys.s au4
eompaftson - ths resalla Via theas
yieiaed - asauine wtuo 81 tna same
asppossd ahaKseles uiH oftcn. thoaxh
noa alusys. suflos gef tha dsteclion ef
the npuFigns article.
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PACIFIC COAST.

Easane.
PozR T0wEssND. Nay sl.-Andrsu
OhFiatianssn, Of Port Lndlow. q Nor
Wegfan, aged 81, Was committed b.
Jadae Ven B1kksien % ths insane asy-
lnm. he vas taken 40 eoand by SheR-
IL eheshan yesterday. He leaves &
wife and SIX children.
aenaasP meArusss Generaaffy.
sAN FaAacEsoo, May sI.-A chsak for
$40 from sonatog Hearst wa today
piaa-d in NE hands of MFa. Sarah 3.
Cooper 10 b0 expended for the relief Of
sufferers By tue rsesnt Braunan street
Ore, By watch eighty families we're made
homeless
Killed ~ Indians.
Wrrcox, A. T., May 3i.-Tha foreman
and cook on Hampson's ranch, q shoFt
distance n0gth OF Olifhon, names un-
knoWn. we're killed By Indiana yestoF-
day. The troops at Clifton Wers noti-
ded and are nov IN pursuit.
RaWin ~. croeker ahoels Lyman w.
Meaehaw.
BAKxRavrRrp (Cal.), Nay 8l.--Lvmau
". Meacham vas shot about II o'clock
this morning by Edwin II. OEooksF,
from ths effects of which be died. Tha
tQo men engaged IL conversation,
OrockaR accusing Meaoham Of having
made some defamatoFy remarks rala-
tive 70 . member Of the family Of his
brother. James O. CEookeF. A quarrel
followed With q result a. stated.
Meaoham vas married and leaves 9
wife and too children. The CRookeF
brothers are well known residents Of
thls valley, having bssn engaged in the
steek raising businsss for . number Of
years.
DeaA.
OE1MRHA, May SI.-EngiRear WallaE
died suddsnly yesterday Of apopisxy.
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FORRIGN.

soelalias Dsmsaslratisas Prahlblssa.
BnUszra. Nay SI.-Ths provincial
Mayors thrsaahout Belgium have b.
sued orders prohibiting the Goeialisi
demonstrations announced for The lStA
Of June.
what win she De Wish IxF
CoxsrkxrENoPLn, May The saltan
has presented 70 Mrs.. Cox, uifs of The
Amerioan Minister, shs grand Gordon of
ths OrdsF of Oheakat.
Cruaslaa ssr AmeFlenn eehsomeFM
HAIxrAx. May Sl.-Ths sohoonaE
Amos B., from Oanso, reports that tha
Dominion 6aAeEy poiioa best i. HoW-
lstt is eRuiginR IN thai neighboghood.
The American eeboonars, James A. Gar
hald, Frsdariok 0eFring and Gfoenioaf,
have been ofasiaily reported aa having
purahassd bait within the Oanadiau
lisifs, a. well a. other vessels Whoos
nance have uot been fearnod lf is IN.
derstood THAI tbs cruiser will attempl
% asizs thaas vessels ehouid fhaR Be- mal
with. The 0aFneld = aaated % have
purchased bait and ioe q the BrasdoI
L4ks, and aha others pnrohasod theirs
ae OAnoo and For lNlnnd. Many Amer.
ioan hsAina sshoonsFs are believed q
have besn hoVsring about The Novn
Scotia eoagt, bzt their fears inefsasu
vita the departure Of eaeh nss AahsEl
cruiser from poFt.
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sab-ssniraaln hsvs hosn loa feF lhs
grating e tha OanmsS aad ksuug
CIfV aHienaion 81 tbs Chisaae. Mi8aa-
kas A 8s. Paal hailEaae, mnd aaM9s sFe
soaitsfod alona the pfgpoesd hna fof
ona hundFet Bile4. Latofsls - t1e
nambeF u 800 are emeioyeds and 8
laEla aDonnt % canstFuetten maiori4i
haa been naut % ths froe2 i = t1s
inasntign 70 cgmpiste fhs entisa iina b.
guns Lee. 1851.
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TIA 3suEais, Midland a 9ulf kMll-
Foad CsDpsng kaa a1esEll9sd for oies
fog fhs dslivsfy 81 &1el9 80 e1 rs
ifna bsswnan Gslu9eua, Ca, and As1e1es
0aosa. Ihe tlea nay - - utila Ane
usa1 nak, es4ar, 9aInuls e A141t EIGes
w. 0fsom, eAif1 emgigeefs a. C9iums
buz. c., b tAs man We en- faln141
lallllElAlA.
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Goe. A P. 8uinafssd. ID his iais e.
6rua8 % ~ Hoaas Cummitl1a an Terri
knFisa n9 Wnmhfnxaua. aAf1 tk&1 Il fAe
mankaEu 81 - eemmt1eso wozl1 - g
A,nnha wl1h h1m ~ U01i1 a114 tham :
nanos. nut nmE uf q ainais -. t1a3 wuul1
eaFRY % "a. sd - uocI9 ta1a ~
nsnoa lass : slnsazl, q - Eiaht ssaaag.
@Aagn fha auinnum wguld - - uaink lhai
fksT uuuIf 80 - UHfz.
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e via nn orsruase ~ ard toward
Boem . asendY rain bazan - falL b1sl-
nFM waa Ena1a1deH g \ EEeat exlNn1,
AxllnR3an. tka CuazEz 1nal CezaoteEy,
and ths SoldieE1p Hsma warn ths poln1z
wAern formal nsrViees weFe hsla 1aa
veterans turned ou1 IN faree nze peo
easded villa many Aan&s. nytnR eoi1EH
and an absnaanns q NowsFa % tAe
eama1eriaa HsRae1l batteries e Calls1
6Aaaes AEsiliaRy I'D tho AFiinz1en pro-
eeeEion, and tney were followed 81 the
DlstEin9 Militia and tDosl Hog18 - tAa
Grand Array e. TIE kep1hil1. &a4 enlez-
"a Poa1a, With sAair large naemeaEnAlps
forming . ns1iosahl8 fsalnls q -
paEnda.
a Iarna dsisrnaiun frun ths ystsrana'
Corpa aiao pruoesded - Alszandria.
Virginia, whars ahsy WnEa wa9 bF sha
Amxnndria Liaht knfantFY and ssuoFted
g 80 Hstional C1mslsEy e that plasa.
w1ors nOWSEa WeEa gtrewn o1 TIE
4 iarzs Wrssih q soass ana othsr
6owazs wna asns from ne white H0uae
today % Mouna VeEncn 20 deooea1a Ne
tonb of WashinGioa.
SAN HnAmcmu0.
EAx Fnanuzoo, Nay 8l.-n1nkz, hasi-
na8 hauans and exehAnGsa were cloasd
today IN nhanxFanea of Mamorial Day.
1he polies, tha militia, ths Grand Army
Pos18 and The Kniah1a ol Pythiaa
tuFne4 ous IN atrana mumbaHa thfs
11zninR aBa marakad ihro1ah ~ pFin-
elpal glEsaes % tna osa81sElsa. IAs
pEinaipai feature of tha paEnde waa q
truck load Of boautifal flowers, n tie
oentaR Of Whiuh was Q fuli KiRRsd ship
made enfiEely ce n0@orA
This eysning's wemoEial exercises
weEe held as Metrgpolitan Han. O1m-
Rada w. r. 8midhaER. @. A. B., waa
pFesidsat 81 he evening. IAeEe va
Vnoal and instrumental music. General
O. O. Howard delivered ahs oFntion.
xznoUazOUz oAEzHuzEIA.
San FnAHcuos. May sl.--Raports rs-
esived from isteEiog points lhFonRhoat
the Btats show that AsmoFlal Dag wAs
everywhere more aansEntly observed
than ever herstofoEe. Business was
RaneFally auspaadod and memorial aaf-
vieaa were hsld eonainlinR Of paRades,
osationa. 60. Whioh e1nslaaad with tha
deooratton Of ths afAVasOf shs dsosassa
heroes.
oE1HRxA.
OEHaun (W. IT,, Nay si.-Dsoora-
tion Day vas dnly observed hsrs. Stores
we're closed and naas were placed e
haif-mast. Eha soldiefs graves were
decorated this EloFning by Q commit
tes Of ~ 0rand Army. 4 puhlie ne
m0Eial ssEvios was haid thia aftaEnosn
At which there was an able sddFsm b
Hon. J. ;. 0owsy, anI exosllant slnainR
b. QuaEtsA
PoKf TOuNsmED.
PsRf TowNHzND. Nay Sl.-At theI
Decoration Day exercises nere yesterday
there we're 0vee 500 psFs0as Il The pro-
eeasion.
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I'HH REAL FOSTRR.|

W. P. BOYD CO.. only, are the authorized
AGENTS here for the GENUINE POSTER. and any
house In Seattle selling chcsp Heck Glove and rep
resenting such TO be THE GENUINE FOSTER makes
a FALSE REPRESENTtTl0N Ito make the statement
mere sorcible, an UNMETIGATED LIB. The prices Of
the real Foster the woFId over, are 81. 81 25 and
e2 -. and no establishment In Seattle has them,
cept ours and others claiming 70 sell this glove here
salslGcFs and unworthy the principles actuating
heneat hmsuneas msn
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New York spssial Of Elav 1ssh says
there 10 9 Good deal of tAIk In rAilraad
and 0 unnaiai circles ever sAa 0RA1 b.
tween Ehiah Smitn and REaytca Ives
foE ths pEnaidsney Of shs OFsaon TEana-
ountlnen eel. The conteut d getting %
uafm that the slook q The eomDany b
no1 loaring a BreminD, 6ut Il h b.
lieged that Mr.. Hmith viii have little
difHculty IN ascarinR bis rs-eieolian- II
10 Stated uoW that several veil known
bankers and broksrs We havs hesn tn
stFamental in plaeing isans o. The
rFmnaconaineutai cnmpanY have 6sooale
frigbtensd ns she ogteorae 81 the BDiis
hssnzkt b t1e company aGaiDaf Aukn,
Li1eb A o.. and are wuFktna fcF shs
siestion of Mg. Ivsa. II has besn tnli-
mated thai NJ. 8mith b een9suplsttnz
TIE inatisntion Of gaifs ag4iBsa several
Rsatlsmeu fer sha reogvsRy Of ex1eznise
eomU1aB.oua. which 9era eharRsd for
piAoinR q ea000oo ioan of Ne eom-
pAny, has thh has brs1ghf two er thrss
bruksfa, uho are gaae1hnl4efa q ths
company, into liue aRsinN1 Mr.. Bmith.
ID b ms hsiissed. howsvsEs thas e1ey
have su8sieni ut11k - egoIthfo8 toe
pEsasul manaasme11. ne ei911Ion
takes pllss On he 1lHi e yana.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-01

TMnoUaa - OLxuriA.-Ths stssmsE
Rsnny Laks b rsessxinR nsw upDss
verbs ana bsiae pui isao hrsa elaa en-
distsn Ger ths pazssness trada Sic will
neKt NonSay co % sbs Fo1te betDoan
8sassIs and OlFmpta. runnfn9 tAfaugk
dissst b w4y e ths wsel pe1sARa. u0i
tnnekina A. TNaann. On hsF fstuFn
sFips aha wiIl taaah Is Taes1a fsF p4s-
ssnrsrn ana fruaRhA AFvanNEmenta wiEI
b. wate aith aneahas hoat enou - e,
tsFnAaa Nth 80 kaany LAkss - ng te
hNRa q gaaamAR i4nge aaa14ie s1s no
Cxptlal CT essy uaz11na.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-01

0la&sluna haa Eacsipnd isaasF niapaa
~ 30 Flo1agaana residents nf ulatar ln
ieNoF of kflgh hona Fula. TheV ~
thA1 GAay So eonNin2ad ahnt a nakle9
EaEiiameue Will b ocmdmc1ga q nrns-
PeEitys oenlsnfnsnl and ea1sFgasee
e laa n LEslAna. The letlaR hnn eiFsn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-01

Erx Yozz. Mag sI-Esv Yosh 6.
Dstrofl 8
WAsunMoToN, May Gl.--Ths Washina-
- K1nsps CRY nama uas calasd e t1o
ed of fha erse innfna o1 neeo11t 81
rain, tha nenFa tnen atandtnq eaah.
PwuAnH1RHEa, Msg Abs Rhils-
aslphia- -Chtaaao anms agkaesied for
aAis meEnina wng paslDonsd 0n eseoana
81 aarn.
Bo1zss. Msy q. = Bouisa "a. q.
Louin I.
Bsszs.. Msy q. ssrsnoss--Bssious,
= O. L9aia /
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-01

PeRF TowHuzND. Nay Sl.-At TIE
DsooFation Day exercises neEs yesterday
there we're 0vee 500 psTs0ns Il The pro-
esazion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-01

:. Ss- q sAsT asus psrssss Eunsssa n easA
..e q. FInkELsyHIn. coo F-ons street. sestse.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-01

LoapcH. Nay Sl.-Ths mesilna Ol shs
HArtlnaton paEsY has hsen p9slpans4
Until tomsTFou. Lord hAFGinatsm'1
followers romain infast - theie oppoai-
ton - ths hems RUE bill.