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New-York tribune., 1886-01-22
pRORtBLE MURDER on A BARK.

A serious affray occurred yesterday on the
British bark st. Julian, OF St Johns, n. b., Captain
Fritz bound from Bayonne, n. j., TO Batavia, with
30 900 OF OIL while the vessel was oil Tompkins
VILE The captain In this city making clearance.
and First Mate George Ryan gave orders to Second Mate
Frank jenkins which jenkins refused TO obey. fight
followed in which Ryan fred three shots from his revol
YER AT jenkins The third shot struck jenkins In tDe
shouIdsr Captain Sladr OF the Staten Island police,
Ryan Jenkins and four Of the sailors who are
now held in Police Headquarters at StapIetoh' Inc
wounds are not believed TO be dangerous.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22
JOHN c. HASTINGS.

SYRACUSE, Jan. u tSpeciab. c. Has
tngs age ninety OF Tho poneors OF onondaGa,
was found dead In his bed at his suburban homo by
servant who went TO summon him TO breakfast this
morning lie had taken n lively interest In politics for
vears WAS n Republican, had served County Clerk.
and the time OF his death was Clerk OF the town OF
Onondnga lie WAS probably the oldest town clerk IN
the state Last light Mr.. Hastings retired IN his usual
robust health 1t Is thought that he died from heart
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22
THE WE4rHER REPO2E

GOVERNMENT INDICArIoN5-FoR 80 HOURS.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2t.-For New-Engand,
cloudy weather, with local rains and SHOWS variable
winds generally shifting thwesery colder In the
western portion, slightly warmer In the eastern por
tion followed by colder weather. III,
For the Middle Atlantic states. eloudy weather. WIN
light local rains followed by Jar weather. colder nor
ery winds, becoming yrriabe, flsns' IoLo"eu III ''o
west portion by failing barometer,
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22
OBITUARY NOTES.

Thomas B. Gautier died on Wednesday even
ing nj his house. No. 81 Ffth-ave In his thirty NTH
wear His family is welknown in the city, his father
being Dr. j. ii. Gautier, n prominent physician. Mr.
G.ntier WAS born and mad always lived In New. York.
FOR "A number OF years he bad been connected with the
New-Jrrsey steel Company lie was unmarried Tue
funeral will take place ut his house next sunday at
3 J.. IN. . -
DOVER n H., Jan. 2l.-samuel Metcalf Wheeler. n
promnent lawyer died this morning In his sixty-third
year.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81 tSpeeiab.-Barnctt Hansoll,
one OF the Oldest merchants Of this city. died to-day
DuruR tho war lie supp!ied nearly all the saddlos and
the artillery service e was "ehithy hhu
was com spcuous for many acts OF charity.
InrRpooI, Jan. 2I.-Joseph Mayer. tho wellknown
author OF a number Of scieulhc works, among them
IpenioriuD, Sepnchrae," the AnElo-Saxan Nocabu-
larirs" and the "Dipi0BatarIum AngIehm hr' Sdfo"
ica," is dead.
Thomas Brown. manager OF tho Williamsburg News
Company died OF cancer in the stomach OF his nome
No. $50 South Fifth-sl.. Wednesday night lie
was tbirty-seyen years old and was porn IN
the Eastern District. He served In tho war anu
was member OF Mansfield POST e. a; ,, H. lie
started In the newspaper busnels In 1870 rive years
ago he formed the VIII amsburg News Company ana & 1as
sinre been manager. He was n member OF tho 4'th
KeglIaeat. lilo leaves wifo aud one ohi1
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22
DEATH FROM AN oyERDoSE or MoRpHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 21.-lenry Purcell.
age about thirty years ntriyelng salesman for
Watson, GirdwOod & Co, dealers In linens, No. ID
Leonard ST., NewYork found dead ia his room at
the Coonnade Hotel here to-day The hotel proprctors
belief that his death caused ny over
dose morpba which he was In tho habit OIL taking 10
allay his suffering from "a painful cancer
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22

reduced In Its proportions In fact it Will shrink to d.
mensions which 10 the OF ooaoil politics will
form no obstacle whatever to Its rough riding There s
great confidence shown hera by Democrats In tho
ability OF Mr. Payne's hackers to hold enough Republi-
cans TO the theory that this Legislature cannot
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22
mr. JONATHAN CAss.

DIR. Jonathan Cass died on Wednesday after
short illness from pneumonia his home. No 80 West
ST. age slXty-One lie had been practising
m this civ about twenty years The funeral and burial
viii be held Great Burlington. Mass, where he was
horn A wife and daug ghters survive him.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22

THE EDGAR THOMPSON WORKS CLOSED AGAIN.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 21.-Ihe Edgar Thompson
steel Works which resumed this morning have again
closed do wn tho "hslpers" and hllers' refusing TO
accent the terms offered. Affairs new more cOmp
Gated than ever and is impossible TO say what the
will ha
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22
CHAPPED HANDS.
Use Colgate's Dermal Soap.
More cures have been effected by Allcocki
Porous Plasters than any other external remedy. =.
Not n NostrtIm I'm Any Sense.

Beuson's pasters their superatiyc They
medicinal article OF the highest Glass; pr pared by
pharmaceutical chemists who have hsZaded their
reputation the Of quiekery humbusaBd
will
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22

nge31ie1 heinz l0,so higher than the .pont
ing day last Year nn Gao lower th an Wednesday.
Fh nr patty cloudy aud slightly colder weather may
be cxleeed Ia this city and vicinity to-day or.
fair sunday.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22
MARRIED.

AUGMENTATION January 20. at the residence OF tht
brides mother by the Rev. l.. Winchester Donald LOUIS,
Berry daughter Of the late Charles Wall To Edward Il
Ladew.
WILLETS-MACY-on wednesday Janulry o. at tae
residence OF tbs brides mother, by Friends tnOny
Mary h daughter Of the at3 Josiah MACY JE TO Howard
Nillets.
All notices Of marriages must be tadorsed Tis f name
and address
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22
GuecllI Not.re5
william L. Moore, Auctioneer.
MOORE'S AUCTION ROOMS.
$50 FIFTH-ANE..

MOORE'S AUCTION ROOMS.
$50 FIFTH-AVE..
IMMENSE SALE OF
ANTIQUE AND MODERN FURNITURE.
CHUICE ANrlQUE 9RIENTAL RUGS
SILKS. PoRTlEREs. TABLE CovFRS
Being the entire stock OF welknown hrsSass furplt
ncrs6ip together with several choice
whole forming OF the laest and most attractive ohef
'Ns' '''' "-' NOW On EXHIBITION.
MONDAY, TUESDAY. wEpYEsDAY THURSDAY, and
pHoMPrLY EACH AFTER SooN AND ) O'CLOCK On
FRIDAY EVENING, JAN. 80
Free Exhibition
OF THE ART COLLECTIONS OF
J. W. BooKwALTER. of springfield, Ohio.
FAIRMAN ROGERS, OF PhiladsIpniA
NOW OPEN DAY AND EVENING AT THE
ORTGIES ART GALLERIES.
$40 BROADWAY.
la PAINTINGS BY Ill ARTISTS.
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION AT
CHICKERING HALL,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, jan % and 70
opraIEss co r. SoMLRvILLE AuctioHeer
- Under management Of 2. AVERY OF s6 5thaye.
who w give forward CATALOGUES receive orders
To purchase. &c, &c
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22
D1YcING AT TIE OLD GUARD BILL.

o,dant IL informed that the reforms OF the tariff pro
In the measure just and fair in every respect
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

TEE EoxERE-LnoHros OPKRA To-
A small Audisnce gre ted the EokeFt.
Leightsa Masioal Comedy Company a
the 0FesA House last sweating. Fan In
Camp Il Cat affair At beet. The only
soag worthy Of mention IN the hrst part
vas "Fhareis No Saeh Girl ~ Nine
readered By ". II. Frillmas. who p0-
sessea q good b&as voice. Tha Kyle
phore PotpauEFi,n By the entire e0m-
pAny, uas veil rendered. The second
aoa. "PyRmalion and GalAfea." vas
p9ofly given. The last aet Of this medley
performances Gas the best, ard consisted
enetraly Of uaasio. sfrhy sentinel am /. !"
sang by Frillman, Hooked IN the Cra-
die Of the Deep and wind of the
WeataFn Sea" b the entire company,
usFs veil rsesivad. "L.a Missrsre,n b
Lloaise Leight0n. VS. she bez& song Of
tie exeaing, and caused thoss Who had
Femaitsd 20 the nniah feel they bad not
waited "a vain.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

Parties going Easl nhonld cal o. ".
Van Wa1sIa. aaant Oanadinm Fanino
Railway, befOl8 cioging baENaing ~
tiekGlA Rates lower thAn tha I4we11.
Parties sandinR fca frianda can 0apnal1
thaiF moneg aiih ne and ] ui1 tai1-
graph she delivery of q aiakna a mF en-
penes. thgs eaging time smd expgngana.
Ihe Canadia1 PaaIao - tha ahos1o1l
and moel GiEeo1 fuuta - All eastern and
eootheaa1efn poiuln, u1oh &C MontEeal.
Hsu xoEk, Chioaao, 81 Paul and "a
points ssuih o. eaaf az Sc. Paul This
3 ne best bgiit aud bet equlppo9 hBe
= AmeFiea. Enilfs train ruas ttlpnaa
frum t0e Faetan % ihe A1iam1le wllhnas
chauNe 81 ezra No extra cnaeR8 for
ssound aiam aIeopega IhG 1o1nnEg -
alanao6 wiih fhe arnmdam mn thn magid
eempr1lnG m11HlnI1a. lakl1. rivera
faE10la. alaEieH4s eauyo48 md o411llf3
iknGsuapaH
EEssfsIonistso aa aiuaYH eIecl : IarRa
anxinR 81 pnzrunlzinG ms porusat roals.
Hult iafaFmatiaa regards ma raire tiE8,
aeeommotasi1ne.e te', freely e8faI1o1
~ narsFiMR - w. Van WaxM
RnqlE ard N1eioht Aermt fc4 PA
- 500 - US
Oaioa. well. Rasno a CAS- bunasaa.
8sat1is. y. Z. ell
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

eEsTr1K, Nov. s6.--O0art convened a.
I O'Clock, Chief Justice Greene pre-.
siding.
In the case Of Robert Levy ". Th0a.
H. Bates, confirmation OF sale 10 Levy
% Bates interest IN and 10 she city Of
Gray's Harhor. and Newbury's addition
thereto, vas granted.
The case Of Charles II. SehustsF W.
Clara 6chuster vas referred 10 II. B.
LOOMS.
pruaenea A. Wells " HsFod Walls.
Referred % w. w. Newiin.
s. Baxter 4 %. W. b. P. shoeoraft.
Confirmation Of sale Of l60 acres Of
land Ia section 80. township u, ranRe 3
vest, 10 Thureton coantF, ordered.
Bartholomew Lynch vas discharged
as petit juror.
Ella NJ. Doyef ~ Frank 3. DoyeE.
Referred 10 Geo. O. Fisher.
Jennie Pasquer w. Joseph PasqueF,
Default Of defendant entered.
w. o. Squire W. ii. 7. WalswoEtA.
Notice Of appeal 10 the Supreme OouFI
hled.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27


fuH wHATHEn. Yesterday was one
q iha moss dslieh,fnl days Of she
Haaon. The sun shone out brightly all
a. there WAS no wind, she sky vas
gAll and q more beantifal day c0uld
Aafaly b imagined. The weather vas
2 sanding topie Of discussion, and
Nang handsome compliments we're paid
~ climate ef Paest sound. Ia dis
ea@ing The weather, Captain O'rOele
nld Il thank God eV ~ day of my
l,ie Ter tie inspiration which led me 10
eeaese Washington Territory aa my
Aeme. vas living In Washington City
VISA made up my mind 10 either 20
west % south. knew that mAnuiac
seiles we're rapidly being developed N
tfiAin sections Of The South, and for q
nMe thought ! w0ald 90 there; then it
eeeaffed 20 me that haViug been born
NO raised a Republican, my political
I.iie would bring upon me WoFe OF less
eaaoyances and ] remembered General
Hiant, 10 4 speech a Fancaaver, which
lfeaa. - speaking % the early I'D 1 is-
asn 81 Washington foKFitoFy, had said
~ cant have 100 many States Ia this
lasade. and / thea e1neiuded that
raee. SQUAD shoald be my destination,
Aaa an more than delighted that I
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

You oannos aaord % vase tine h
exparimenftnR whsn yoag iaoas are tn
danger. Cons1mpfion Always aee@s a.
arsi, only . coio. Do not permit any
dealer 10 tmpose upan yo4 with some
ehsap tnitalion q DE-. Kin0,s Neu Dis
eoseFy fof Consamptioa. Oouzhs and
Colda. bat be sure 500 eet Tie Reanine.
Bscansa be can sale more pEoft be
mAy tell yau be has aomsfking fnsi a.
sod, or faz1 the aame- DDnt be de-
esipod. has insia1 upea Ra8tiDR Dr..
xmas Naw Discovery, whiah h RnsFnn-
tsea . stvs raliel il al fhrnaf, LaDa
and Cksss a1eclianA- 1Fiat hattiea free
a. A. B. SxKwAETA as5 d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

Az Eye WTrSEss.--Soms days aRo we
pablishsd the paFtisalsFs ef the Sudden
disappeaFanee Of Otto Land. watohman
81 Myers' sannssy, Who lsft Seattle Ia 3
Q il-boat one morning iaEt Week, and
after being cot some time disAppe4Ted
ffom Wee without any living gitnees 20
the catastrophe M. O. II. S1ioklea,
foreman at the eAnHery, MT q gentle
nan Wha lives q mile o. - aoove the
eAnneFy, yesterday, Who states that be
sac Laaa When she accident hefeil him.
fkts nan SAYS Land waa sAilsng rionE
before q Hli6 hFeaRe. when = aQuall
stfaek the boat. Sae made q lareh fer,
ward and vent eat % siRht ike fook,
sail. mast. man ana al, and althauRh b
Watched tor half a. boar, nothinR ~ al
came 30 she aaFfaas.
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avn w1s HFR

Mr.. d. I. Wilcoxson, 90 Horse Cave.
ky.. says be vas for many ysArs badly
afflicted with Phahiato. aAse Diabetes;
the pains we're almo9t unanduraolas
ana would sometimes almost thr0W him
into oanWalsionA He tried Electric
Biftefs and got relief frem frst boitls,
and AFTER taking SIX bottles Was entirely
care /, and bad gAiRsd IN nesh eighteen
pounda. says he positively bslieRea be
woald have disd hAa IL ncl bsez for
she relief afforded b. EleetFie BitttFs.
Seld e 50 esnis bottle b A. B. dTKW-
An. aes dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

Go1Eo HoxH.-A youaR man named
John Bliss. whose parents reside IN Nsv
Vera. and who has been employed 10
Blaakman BFothsFs' camp. az 6nohe
mish. foF two years past. will start for
bis Eastern home. By way Of the Cana
dian Pacific, today. Last night be vas
pfesen Ted With a bouquet Of beautiful
roses IN full bloom. which grew In the
open air In the garden Of George Z
Blankrnship, which be placed Ia q her
mesicAlly sealed jar, In the hops that be
might present them 10 bis mother % bis
arrival home, and tell Der that they
sF0S, bodied and bloasomed, in ths
open air. Uay oat vest In Seattle, aud
thai they had been piaaked and pre-
scented him on November 26th, The day
after auks1ivina. Fearing that hss
friends would Imagine be vas trying "a
play . practical Joke on them, be toat
With hin & ceFtinsata setting forth toe
facts. a. shove stated.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

ahildTan tsothlna, 3 fhe pronagipti6a 81
g. 9 balllA nlALAMAl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

Two a she maaa intsrnstinR Eema Of
Art nou On sxaioition IL Lssnton, esps-
q ais % AmaEioan1, are daily soan b
crogds e nixesn'a, g fame1s hrie-a-
bras ehnp il kage1t street.. One Is q
sinRia bedstaad. said 10 have caue frrm
Asfns Feench paiaee. ubiie an9 geid,
md trimmed With pals blae Est1n. WAiek
Fra8eri1k GsbhaFaa has parrh4sed FOR
so aa an c9tFing q Mfa LanetFy,
1hs ether b an sxq1iSi1A cfadie, F1f
ehaae9 slea frnn n Efanch p4laaA. a
- fashian q ne tiue e Lo1is w. q
b rrexute3 u nscemher asxt, ~ "a
uGerinR frcm Tee tAdtes % tie Isis 81
Wieht . tke frinc1ss bsatfice ~ ha1
t4nbarR. E6ay IN st1s b si1e. em1tani
ef inneeancsl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

w. P. Boxp a &C. point ~ thsiF stsak
% table linens With pardonsole pEids-
In no ether line Of goods is q peF8on
more liable 70 be deceived. Every LADY
engaged IN keeping ho1ss vii feel tn
teraaied In linena, and they are specially
invited 70 inspect thsiF stock; ranging
il pFics from Is cts. 70 e pr yard. no4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

A CoAnEcrzox. = We Published On
Wat ws eonai5sFed reliable AathoEily,
sat Nj. J. ". Carrie bad puFobasaa .
tEana % umher land near Tan-Mns
Puiut. and wazld starr ioRgina camp.
Mr.. Carrie rsq1egts the sssteDenl that
ear tnfosnaat was mistaksn. HeEez
khta ttsrm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

ALBEnr HknsEx has engaged drst
olAss asslstAnt Matchmaker and vii pay
particular attention 10 hne watches,
slooks aud isWslfy repairing. Repair
ina complicated watches, chFon0metefs,
eta.. . specially. Yoaleg Block Front
street, noI2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

Ths --latest styles aad lausst FFicss il
hNts and hanneta can be foand e. the
BxsBeA Boaqust miiIinery establish
menk. aaEnea Front ard Madiaan streets.
acpa sc TIE Rsaids Drug Sl1Ee. TnH
nspei t3aa 3 stili kspt an walsh = thnt
cash lAay uko bays . hAs fKom tAe toW
psins aE e2S1 and apward4 receives Z
sall fraa - eha1rA. 4he aEea1ex to
! pres af Ne hat - larger - dclA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

koaMAh1s oPEsRp. The formal open
~ q The new rooms Of the Young
MEAS Christian Association took place
laa, evening. The Ladies' Auxiliary
tiotlded 3 SET sapper ai 6o'clook. The
Ap'es were neatly decorated With d0w-
-. and The visitors 10 supper did ample
laattee 10 The vianda provided. The Il.
a,sa deserve great praise for their noble
eaofts IN behalf II the young men. AZ
Ne iook AroWnd the roama We See many
n4fks II their hardy work The pro
ei.n eonaisisd o. eymnastio display
~ isA o'eioek; exercises on che tadiaH
e'aoa, b. Messrs. &. =. Baruell and Nv.
sfsll cmith; horizontal bar exercises
~ Wm. Langley and Mefntire, Of che
tAisefsity, after which TIE audience as
Nmoied IA She lecture Foam where q
NY interesting program vas listened tu
y tae eina; recitation. Mira q. y. Ward
80, MyA DR.. hAstoas duet, Miss A.
saaa and I. q. B39man. AZ The close
see ffeaident made some remarks 90
sae hnsAeaai position % the aaseeiAsisr
essiiaz thai they wanted b raiae &601
sn.ea Reald pay all expenses incurred
= 1ising ap tie rooms, gymnasiam,
eea eatess A small snn vas raised %
Nafd their expeasaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

RxszcrEn CoxL OxL--fhsee hundred
eases % oaAl aii whiah arrived a few
DAYS acc from Oh CITY, Pennsylvania.
fos a vel knoun arm u this CIV. have
not stood The required test, and have
baen rejected By tAe Customs DepaEt.
Great. fhs oil proved - b eiGht -
rssas below tie Dominiun government
standard - Rrffis1 co2arsksaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

A scucms-Ths Childsen's F.is. a.
Yesles's Hail. last evening. pFossd q
great saeees2 TIE bah vas crowded
from Z o'dlock tiIi nearly midniRhl.
Aftef al che articles made b. The little
felix's we're sold. danci1R eemneneed
And vas continued tili The close. little
oass - vel e. larger folka taking part.
Prof. FanRha Furnished TEE musie.
Ihs rscaipts wili be aafhslsnf 90 furnish
= poom vsEy nisaly ~ The C4ildfen's
Houaa.
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nrrwMTg1 a9Hrra aATVr.

Tie BesE sAlva ID ahs world fsE CaEa.
BEaiaea, SneeA, Uiesf4. eal1 kbeam, ke-
~ s1Fea. Tstt9r. 0hagEed Hands. chi
h1Mins. Cernn and al &ktn &Euptiona,
and pnEltseiy s1rss klla4 e. ~ ~
roQuEak II d z1aHMn1ee9 . alsa pr
feN9 mAfa1faa9k1ns a. ns1Ngy s4t1noe4.
Priss > ean11 ~ ooG keE @as - A
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

City Attorney submitted an oFdinanss
providing foe e1tanding high stFoes In
o. KinneaE's addition 20 ths City Of Sc
attie. Adopted.
Aian an Ordinance vaoatlng portions
Of AIlse and BlnH streets. 10 q. Kia-
nsar's addition 10 she Clay Of Seattle
Adopted.
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9snerAi rspalring and iobbiaz shep.
si9 Frunt Nifen1, iva deafs neFth 81 tha
Qusen CITY Bakery. Leeka repaired
and ksya htts1. SAWS aled an6 ~. $50
ina machines. fKnmka and vniiaa4 -.
paiFsd, 60. eis. Al usEk psolglig
af1azdnd ~ go
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

HANDY 4 Hale have secured he
agency Of kawkea' patent spring mo-
tors and revolving dispiay oaass, and
will Be pleased 70 give any information
desired 10 regard 70 these goods and al
ell orders for the same. J. W. FaWkes,
JR., viii remain 10 the city q fee dayS
longer In the eompanyas interest,". nof
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

That "LarRs Oaks from Little Aoorss
GroWn b fully exempii6sd Ia The 10
maFkable growth Of The Insurance. bum
neas Of A. OHuBKaa 4 Co. About foaI
pears AGO thsy eommenaed doing bnai.
neas with fsw small eemUantes They
noW have the Agency u . large linz II
insurance. companies boah native and
foreign. including the kiFeman's Fund
o. San francissn, (the largest Paaiac
OoaHt Companyl, and she GuaFdian 81
Londo1, which has he laEeast paid ~
eApital Of any Firs InsuFanes Oom-
pAny In The world. They also repre-.
ssut the hntnal Be1sdt Iife Inanr.
Anoe Company % Newark. New Jearsy,
one Of tbe Oldest and most Fstf.
able life eoDpaaisl il The world; th<
Acoident Deparment Of tie Pacide Nh.
s1al Life Company, q San franaisoa,
which issues the simpieg1 and beg1 20.
cldent policy Of any company IN ~
United stalss and ne Marins Depart
mant % tie FiEeman's Rand. ef 9aE
FrAnciass. ec13
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

Special dag il ehildrea's eloAks and
newuarkets. On saturday morning,
Nov l3th, We viii offer for sale eur en-
tifa line % ehildren'a eioaks and new
markets At half psice-this oaer is for
one week only. ToKLAs a SzNaERMAH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

e...e. 1f,o faaiss q adgexlas - ~
r@orninn = WAIST anlann, a
~. - usEd. masi ssnd 10 o9p1 -
= esInsaay.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

The Light Running White sewing
Machine Il the best sou IN use. 10000
machines sold per annum. LowMAA \
HANFoRD, agents. corner kront and
OhelKY. An11
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

RKv. W. T. RzouA, Baptist Ohurch,
Aurora. Ills, says that Gilmore's Aro-
matte Wine b q househala remody and
that no family should Be without e. A.
b. STEWART, agent. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

Special day IN ehildFen's eloaks ana
neWmaFkets. On Saturday morning,
Nov. 18th, No will offer for sala or an
tire line Of childEen's sloaks and new.
markets Ct half prics-shis olfer & for
ono week oniy. ToKKAs a GFNamnaAW,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

Special day IL ohliaEon's oloaks and
ne9naArkeas. On saturday @oFninz,
Nov. lSth, Ne Wili ofeF for aale car 81
tirs line 81 shildEen'e oloAks and 1eW-
urarkpts q half pFiea-ihls oAsE b faF
one wosk only. ToEkAs 4 SmaElMkz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

Ftxsd And tooss. Ne bass quality. ~
WEEa Ran store. Sosiia ioadad 10
order. sfg Ffun1 -, I've dsors north
Of Qassa CIR bakery. nos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

HrBma A HAlLOw eKM.-hes oen
plsxi01 foFnafiy rs yellow aes ers
brilliantly tinted eea-shsl enesAs ~
lhs admiFzii0n ~ hundredA sae aaed
Rrssnan's medieatfd facs poRaex.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

RKv. n. B. EwEEL, Of Pavilion, NY,
says Of 0iimore's Aromatic Wine: II
believe Il 10 BE- q most desirable remedy
70 Be placed in every family A. B.
| sTEwkHT, agent ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

AM ens wishing 70 buy . piano vi
AZ vail % see ERAMK knEBAIGp WIS .
ne nanufactugersP AGENT for the cele-
hF.ted WebsE and Decker 4 Son pianos,
ana s sslllna them diFeoa from 30 fAs-
toFiaa / viii auarEntea q eaFinR %
from e1B b ais0 Ofhee With wells.
Verso. Gan o. writa for pEioe. alb o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

Vim. Crusader, Ole Nelson, b. KuFz,
Thomas Anderson, Jack Corners, A.
SloF b. GnmbsFt 4 Olinoh, Conrad
Btshm, Margaret O'Shea, h. Lose q
Co., N. ]. MoDonouRh a Co. Ernest
Rooney 2, A. woltsFs, Wilton q Jordan,
r. Chamuaux, IA. a.. Peters. +. o.
Hantlev and W. n, Allen 4 o..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

For BaIl's and Yatise's eorsets 90 h
LAroUn 3 o., Opera Block. not
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-27

Spring Lsaf japan Tea $50 per pound
at DIcKMAN's Grocery. oc3l