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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
HIS HOPES CRUSHED.
suPRExT COURT OF APPEALS REFUSES
CLUvERIUs A RTHELRIEG.
The Prisoner Receives the News With
Calmness and Talks 10
Dispatch MAN, &c.

1hs supreme Court Of Appeals OF
Virginia, sitting al Suaunton, yesterday
reiuled 10 grant Cluyerius rehesring
before that tribunal OF last resort. The
prisoner can nov only look to the GOV
erpor. Failing OF clemency there.
death Oh the scaffUld awaits him.
The murder Of which Cluverius was
convicted WIS committed on the night Of
March the 18Th. 1885. The scene Of 1t
was the Marshall reservoir, on the
western limits OF the city, and the VIC
tim vaf a young woman named Fannie
Lillian Madison, 4 first cousin Of the
condemned man.
Accused was tried in the Hastings
Court OF Richmond, and there, after s
multitude Of witnesses had been ex-
sminsd, be was found guilty and sen
ience6 to death. From that judgment
he appealed to the Supreme Court, and
that court by s vote Of / to ! affirmed
the judgment Of the lower court. There.
upon prisoner, by cOurssl, applied for
= Tehearing. Els petition made sixty
pages In print. Ile urged again that
Tire Hastings Court erred in an order
made setting back the date for the be
ginning Of the June term. lie
pleaded with rene ged zsnl, and
bv citation Of additional su-
thorities. that the Laura Curtis -
letter and "ths torn note should not
have been admitted as evidence sgslnst
him. &C.. ard be begged the Court TO
consider that when he was tried his lips
were sc.ied, but that since his convIc-
tion the Legislature Of Virginia has IN
sealed bis lips. 1.-The accused may nos
be sworn end testify IL his own behalf,
as anv other witness. X Is not mere
charge IN the Law q evidence. II Is C
change in the fundamental principles o.
cur criminal jurisprudence, and Affect
most materially the system o. admins
tfatiOu Of Justice n this STATE" ."
So Cluverius appealed 70 the Court to
let this alteration IL the Law have IT.
weight. ard he vent On 10 say:
"I le foll mon NthilN- 10 ltt hlVeL u'Hr
urOsrcuti0u calls upon lue accused tO SHOW
where he WaE ats certain time and de-
psude his uff a. y forfeit f0r ui- failure 90
rfveg satisfactQry explanation. and taunts
him with ms INABILITY 20 do so. THIS o. tIe
mode iu which the presumption ~ luup.
ceYfs has operated % prOtec TINS accused
WINE demnrdf,r tbs expanat, on the
ror,Ifrory.eltr ngd Efnied ui. lips know
80 fErf alone could cfvp ipr '.-p.EuE
tinrf fOr fhf Commonwealth hat snuwu
o. L B d AND M
r-"t ,.nere u vse b,f s. bsrf cuanec thai
L. could fupe. en- griuautuce Iu more
man one -rpfI -.ilf ~ tel. fnous.rC auittau
. r..rr cnzrr, whether the casuu. u-e-.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
ovE ELECTEIC LIGar.
rne R,enmand Company NOS Cen
ecrBed in are Failure al
bartholomew.

The following has been received BY
the editor Of the Dispatch
HARTFORD, CoNS., Sept. IS, 'o6.
Dear sir Noting in your issue OF
several days since notices and account ;
of the bartholomew and Plunkett deial'
csiions, and the relative effect which
the same have had upon the Schuyler
Elsctric-Light Company, il may be Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01

WHEEE - FIND IEAEIs.-Soientite p~c-
D.t have been lnslruatng folks where 10
ooh f0T pearls bui right here IN Richmond
Elc g. accent Territory they soOuuc-lu the
mouth Of every lady Rud gentleman VINO
uses MIN0T's DEsTIFEICE. By al drag
gtFtE "a cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
To omen for tlss season.

PizzinTs Restaurant will be opened
tonight for the fall ard winter selsca.
DurIrg The summer the upper saloon
was handsomely it.od up. and Is now
without doubt the most comfortable
place ~ the city. Hot oysters and al
deiicsciss in season viii be served.
Don't fal 70 call m after tbs lecture
to.night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
to make statement for publication, be

to make statement for publication, be
said
YES, sir Mt the proper tins / viii
give you . full statement OF the affair,
and IL will implicate some -"
Here the prisoner stopped short ssd
said, 81 was about TO tell too much. I"
II suppose you viii tell where you
were on the night Of the murder ,"
Yes, and l will Il" The pri-
soDer stopped short again, laughed, and
said. 4" But ] nm talking too fast |
must hold up."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01

with q single box Of Owens's Anti
Chill Pills. These Pills bsve been tried
for ten years, and have been successful
in cuTirg Chilis AID Fever IN every
case. Price lb0X Of forty pills. 80
cents everywhere.
OWENs d MINOR,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
skoKK TEIxY CIsARs.

ATCAHFII' 5 PHATEACY. Third and Main
streets WofTrap Lithia. Buffalo Lithia,
Bethesda and ali IL iDerRl wsien on dram
or by the bottle. Deep Rock. Vichy. kis-
sengen Plain soda Sc. delivered Ia syphon
bottles anywhere IN the eliy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
sxoKK TEIxy cIsARs.

TIE DISPATCH JOB-PRISrIEs Housr is
thoroughly equipped 10 DO al kinds OF
BOOK AND JoB-PKIETIS6 Al the snerte't
notice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
DIssOLUTIONs q PARTNERSHIPS.
nIchMnNn. -. Octoher /. Iess.
THE UNDERSIGNED F

1 II z + ~ - 4 n = y ~ T. A. .<5<&I4
j have this day formed co. s<s
partnership under the firm-name and style
cf gffGIL & TOED. fof the purpose Of
conducting the BOOT AND SHOE BUsI-
Ms IN al its branches. 81 tue oc eStsb-
usntd stand OF Mr. &. l. Siegel, s2i sast
BToad street where with an extensive va.
risd and Weli-selecten stock, We can oiist
De grsRtest Inducements 20 opf friends
Thafsi ing them for their past liberal pa
tfopaee. We respectfully solicit coatina
sUce ~ tit. same G. l. StEGEI4.
- sf NJ W FOhn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
CLEANING. DYErsG, Ae.

DICHMoND STEAM DYE1N g.
III SECURING AND CARPET CLEAN
IAS-W ORRe, sos north Fifth street. kich-
Bsopd Va. ep~eial M ftentiop paid 20 eieaD-
ine, dysiDg, and repairing 6kNTLEnES. =
CLOTHS. CARPETS fsken up, cleaasd
aT d ne aid Mira A. ]. PYLE
or f.F. .suh VAIN ffepsieIress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01

AT TCAHKLL' = PHAEMACY. Third and Main
streets. LunirE English Lavender. Lubln's
Last O. Corconbre Cssveli No 6 Cologne,
IT, licrfes Eau Dunufrce. AH. Pray q
Nnulr-rr EnDh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
Rsesmes n gii.srn

Mr.. William j. Woods. formerly OF
England, took out naturalization papsrs
IN The Hastings Court yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01

Tu. er..s. stocE OF CAETETs at tut low-
f> prices.
~tturl Immense Ffoot o. Lauds0n" 80 i's
u. ui. lL.1 b~ auu LlNuLLt d.
~ a- g.. tvrff ueae.In' luDt
81 .p LEVY & DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
MANcntsrEK. Octobsr /. leeo.

'AhE NNIINL, II n THIS y a
4 the fiFn OF \. r.. BORRlSSETf 4 co. IA
dissolved by the Withdrawal o. A. j. BRAD
tie hufiness under her own name.
= A MOkRiSSET1,
ocI-Its A. j. BRADLEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01

n omnu's Nori Do Hard. buf
TsaIllnt MAKES the washing and cleaning
east
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
E CURTAINS

Vtsluv sf. .mmeu.t slpct o. Ia 3 Ct H.
I.tN~ from g. Up o. saN pa.
Son etliuE new a. Tie way oi SILh L, "
IE4N- 1900
FIse.ui s-s ies OF M uKA- CURTAINS
TIE HMfh and lhkNlL-L tutl A-NN
FDIfl l.ItE~ Dob great var-el3--s lnt tAtib
VII. lI elegant crslEur.
or EI S lA. and FJki4EEl.t-FpAt-t
4 tfry ArzeussOrt meni pi BRASS Dha4N-
srd IOJY- fof CURTAINS
o., .t LEVY q DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
FOURQUREAN, PRICE & CO.
NEW ATTRACTIONS.


ss,on NOVELTIES SILKS yEv ~
ii
49, unusnal atLrae,onA:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
EAILKoAn CoMMIssIoNEE.
THE REAL TROUBLE.


Mr.. Z. II. Whitlock said that we can
not settle this matter through the Rail
road Commissioner. Some things b
can do for US 4; many things he cannot
DO. The one remedy is COMPETITION
Work ore railroad against another
DO that. and you will be Astonished TO
see how you can make the rates tumble.
Probably the railroads are not SO favor
able to US as they think ; but We must
protect ourselves. We must do like
other places. We must encourage new
roads. We must get up competition.
He proposed Committee on Public
Interests TO be connected with the
Chamber OF Commerce, 10 have well
psid secretary. and to be composed OF
men Of intelligence and experience.
That committee should work silently
and continually, and 1t could do good.
Mr.. WhitlOck said 10 many other
WAYS this committee could serve the
community. lie rather thought thai
MANY new enterprises which would
have been located here had been run
out the city by the high prices At which
sites are held. This committee could
stand between the investor and the pro
perty. owners.
THE EoRTH CAROLINA ROAD.
General Joseph Z. Anderson folio we'd
as the next speaker. lie said he fslt
good deal Of interest in extending the
road from Virginia as far as Durham,
n. c., and be though. It proper TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01


front the
HairI.u I strip
Fues
JACKETS orHAeho p'"
vs NEW yeye, apd nsh
HKWMAkAhs Rhu CAOAhs
HSIR.1CH.4A' CLO,4hH
x skins imported % s
LACE CURTAINS.
CURTAIN" DER4RTHEAT
guistef
Az
rugs And DRUGGETS
yul' Inc OF uRUGGETs. Qualities,
F0UBQyREAN, PRICE & CO..
Rlnhm0HA Ia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
FERsON Al
BUREAU or OKDSANCE.
NAVY DEFAETMENT.

" Arii Atftf ~ - f'Fff--tAf~A 70 AN0Ns
T~O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN :
Tire Navy DeF&rtmeBi mas appointed b
isoerc DefOff Hhicb i'orso0s IN tefes &c Ia the
ceyelUpuent Oi 1on,edoes. for DSval use
car exhibit ibeir tofpeGOes. moseis, auc
ttsign6 ard perform sueh practical ezperA-
Istuit sE may appear Ra vissihie.
1hDee who wish tO&Tul themselves ol TUE
oppof1anify should communicate Win the
ulosfssg1ed. who ela giyesBcu further In
formation IA NAV ~ hecegsGrs Ia the pre-
misfs MONTGOMERY SICAkb,
1s l7-f4w chief Of Bureau.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
RI wINp0w.sHADEs.

4 large and complete assortment @. ~
W--HaLE- from 1tt upto 81 palr
Win al u, the .Zturrs.
ff1l LEVY 6 DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
Another inssrvlev

To another press representative who
had asked the prisoner if he intended
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-24

4 sigorons contest ss 10 progress
withia the ranks Of he Labor party Of
Chtezgo between Tie Socialists and The
conservative elensats. The euntsal q
the city eonsentioa. which meets 10 q
fee wpsks Is Al STAKE, and both faeatons
are makine ever eaaEs 10 achieve We
tory. of the delegates eAazsn shus far.
the conservative eiemens has sesassd 4
large maieFiiy, and ms leaders are soaa
deaf tbst Al least SIXTY PEI esnG 81 ths
members % NE eonvsatiea uiIl be Anti
Socialists. Tie Soci&lixt taesiaa !,
equally ds,srmiasd, thoaxh several DE-
fsAss IN the trades unions aud otsel
Labor organisations have made It's LEAD
evs lsa hOrssai q saesesS. II l. pre-
asoisd thai The Socialists. IL lssy Do 90
oontro the eosysetisn. vtl leave e in
b5ay and place In noSinatssa a s...ssD
Of shsir eva Thsy are Apgareusly a.
tsrRinea 70 either Fais o. rzin ths par,,
Ana The rsrsy can better asara 10 \,
sainsd than ruled ~ thea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-24

Ernsss sohilling- Hsisksmp tbs coach
man vho siopsd Nth VistoEia MssisiHi
end afsained worid-wids nos0risty
thsrsby. has given % Ne ssraggis a.
Iast. GiBes BE- vas deserted ~ HE
pretty wifs. be has haa noihing bat 30
iaok. and "a h said that BE- hiss anaIly
enlisted IN the unitsd States Magine
Corps nu6sF 81 assumed name.
This h psohabiy the lass shsi wili Be
heard 81 Ernest for some time. This h
sonsthing Of > relief, fer be has been
forced into sash nsdns pfouinenes By
TIE ns1spapets thai the pablis b thor
onahiy tired Of him. AID yea Ernesi IL
net saeh . bad fsiiow. On The eontrAsy.
thsEs 10 every reason 30 believe that be
h. sober and wsli-behavsd young man.
and BE- h probably more deserving q
pablis sympathy tkas tbs yosnR vonAn
With whose name bis is inasparsblJ
linked
To b. safe. Be e0mmittsd Tie grave
easnss o. fsflinz 10 isEs Sifh bis sa.
ployer's daughter. Bai. fro@ the cir
eumstAnees Of the ease. there is ever
reassn 70 bsiisvs that Miss Morisln
ARA fell IN lore With him. and as 81.
was unqnesiionably pretty sna bright
II n alsogssheF probable THAI %,
vast Haiority Of good yoanR men vOalC
have done iast ~ Ernest did. lie mar
ris4 ths ycang woman whom be loved
and hsvins Dose 20. be vent TO vork a
best Ne eould 10 earn . living for bel
asd for himself. lie apparently shunneS
the not0risty Which she seemed 20 ssurt
he did Tie best that be ooald De unasi
The circumstances, and when bis ackl,
wife tired Of him and left him, be kspl
hia sorrow as much ~ possible b him
nslf and did not thFasl IL upon u,
public.
Ernest Wa sober. Industries and IN.
snsanine. he should have passed !
haDps and couisnied life. HE misfor.
tune wss that has wife was uawosth,
Of bin. Instead Of aiding and enoouF.
aEine him. she has discosrAgsd and
driven him 10 The step which. next "a
Suicide. b the last usually taken By q
Discouraged and heart broksn man.
He deserved better wife Snd = hap
plsE lei.
% course Ernest graxely oIended
The saoboeraey q Neu York b. marry.
ina BE employst's dangAtsr. His EN-.
ployeF vas 81 Italian vko bad attained
great wealth BY szes'iOnAbis means.
Ernest vAs a German wao had noa sec.
esedsd 10 as.AisinR any wealth 10 sseak
o.. EFzess's family, howsver. vas
probably a. highly rsspeSssa Ia its Ger
naa village - Mosisini's vac By ia
iialian nelEheoFs. Thsy we're saaally
per when they sane 10 The Unised
States. Morisisi ''straek a ssreak u
luck, sod Ernsss did not Thai Gas
Abost All the difference that there vas
between thea.
Thai siTeak Of lack. howsvss. ts ,he
bar ever uhIeb Ernest soeaht 10 Iamp.
Instead o. landing IN clover on tue
ctees aide, be has lAnaed in the Unlssd
States Aarine oarpA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-24
palF POSI- INTHuGHcEH


Il sse snsuaassn wssah sas hsen sFe
vskss b Sc prsgsassaos - snsaas D'a-
kssn. Wnuhnetsn 80 Munzs1a i-se
ths nniun. - rsas bszls u fhs sszsasa
seanss 10 tsss bsss atssElg iuaa sAsAst O.
Thars va fs#sr SO sboas va ofpDse
e. a1nluaea q - goang ee1aas1-
wselfks haps sEiks erss1 10 IN sasg'ssi-
Thzss u appassntfy No rassEnaisn q
~ fast fkaz 5 essussos q rig14 = -
pstses 10 - 1lssasssea. ed - axEs-
naene Is asssa1 90 a1nnoet snaixeig 90
&c basis u srpsdIsnsy.
Monfensss elsins nEs srzs1 hss111s
&c TssrsoGy b surssy Ds1osrstis sd
wsraa cama sse Ksp9blieGnisus u DA-
koes. wasslnrtaa's 41miasion : erred
~ ssna kssuaass Essy bsIisys ehat i =
Rspnkisan ana wo1sd SS-ass De@'o-
sxnru New Maxico. wkiis Others nrEs
4 keesnss fksy balisss : 70 - De1e-
crafss- To - isftsr essss ths tssf seai
shs Kepuhzisan ss1ass paaaed ne
wauhtussuu aSminnksz iii q kAs Lea
.e~sow sns gaAsss i wiGkis ~ psSsE
efshs Dsmosrssse Heuss % a1ndt ~
Tesrssory Il i chosmss - Do 80 . ~
easasd e . bsss 5sks 81 ths kspaeb-
sann Kssn ~ psogis q 10 1srrsi1s-
lie have ssiisn isao fbe bebis - nERaaa
aamsnaton "a polis5ea1 zraanA& Tels
d esgseialiy true 10 - eass q Mon
sana, % prinslpai ssEsnass argsa -
mhass frisnds h shsf - ak0ni1 hs aa-
nsisssd bscanss Is b ssii4b1y Dsmooratie
MS il aE srs1a. Ths psopis 81
wassinaton Dc nss dsmzDd ths aarsis-
assn 81 fbsir Tssrstory bscEass = ID
Dsnosratla Thsy d sot ds1aod
Il hssaaas 4 i Rspahlisan- They
% net Ssmand . bsssass q .
doutsesg. Thsy dsnabd Is beesuss
q ts rishs thst Il shsaia b sd@iftsd.
TIE 6tmand d beaanss fhsy are sstftied
10 al shs nights aHd privileges Of ArDes-
lean eiaiSsns. They dsnand Il bsssass
tAsy kn0w tbsmaeisss 70 b sspabls Il
ssis esssrnnsss. sud. being espsbis.
srs suslflsd 10 u. Il h qusssion q
riehs and not . question Of ezpedisasy.
II shs oon9dsEsaioa q this qasstios
were sppsoashsd With moss nsxisty 70
Do iusiios 10 ne psopia Of the Tern
toziss asd isss aaxissY - pEe8srvs ne
squlllbEiam bsswesn ths parties - any
cost. Il woald BE- better for al eon-
eeEnsd. Az that he Territories ssk Il
lzslies, and thsi shsg eboaid rsoeivs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-24

Owtax 90 - s4ss e hzi1z euuspszEsd
= uugpe 81 nneuns g . e.uteDR Sc.
eaonEz, ss1e2ea, ntssrwzss ard gsH1lry
e e1Sk HzOw e4ps4 A1d Ext1res f.
So. - - 6sazEseee 99nnzFy ]. lse1
EezzezzeeF ms ~ No .H1a@uF HzeE2x
~ sEsz7z1It ~ ard ~ bzzsszA
IL G. McLaADGzLE, fLzttis Nse. -
is.etex 81 fEsss skxse4. de4n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-24

1ohn ". AAakay = esrtAluly aoa An
vsass seeker. Il 10 said thsi be Vas ~.
esatiy Vse~enied uith = seqasss 10 d.
eoms a candidate fes TIE position cf
uaitsd States Senator frsG Nevada
whieh ~as signed hs every nsuabsr Of
The Nevada Legislature. Rsrahlioans
aud Demoarats Alike. Hs answer 49,
90 nnegaivocAl Fssassi 10 aeseps the
pssssioa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-24
Seventh Street Sidewalk.
ASSESSMENT ROLL.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Assessment kol for . si6ewAil
On Sevcstk street from the south side oi
JniCn street 20 the nnrth side Of Madtsor
strest hAa been died with the undersigned
Clerk of The C8fy Of seattle.
And further Hotice Is keroby given thai
the once q sid Clerk. In the CIV Hal
snd VIII remain oeen 70 inspecs oz anti
fFieAF. Iaauary Z. issi. ~ e'etock ,
~. ard thai AT persoas feeiiag them.
selves sgxrieyad ~ any such szssssueHi
mas applY 10 the ComEaan CouFezi u ssie
ciig 20 have the sane oorrccte4 81 ezid
4Ahrary lss1 81 o'clock , IA. ~ tketf
Cegncil ChAmhssr In sad CifF HAL.
First Publication q thss ngtioe ilecem
81 -. ltsS
dane w.R. FORREST, CLERK.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-24

Muszc MuzIc i MUsEo ii,-Mrs.
DR.. Barton, lately from the East, hsv-
Ing spent considerable time In the study
Of vocal music. and under tbs insfrce-
tions Of able Instructors. 10 prsDarsd 70
give vocal lessons IN this casy and a. \
reasonable recompensa- Thoss wishing
10 avail themselves Of her services. wiil
and it % their advantages TO call upoo her
a. an early date. corner second and
Sprine ssreeta- dell u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-24

Passes n'uanx EaaG aald ca 90 y
va #1tEzz NEg11 EznazE ksE
HnzzaT. bztzEz <zznze k1<znkEa 1sr
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ExE1sm asraa Saz frinzsa emn 6eEmaif
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pEzne, 1hzg azrfzG ens sd ExpHua8
TAe CannEzsn EnnSn y - nkzSaaE
Mn6 mnBs 61rens ssnln - Al emMtnEm 80
Agztkn1e1Hs1 prEeA EHs1 - MazsrmaAs
&ew E1Ek. Cnaz1, - bzz3 sd AE
pnnz sH1zh ~ $50 - - REE1 ~
= - ksM k1zis and hnaf szn1ppad A1E
In Amexsns4 EM1zE4 eEKzn FunN 49, an
fru@ ~ fsezs 90 - hfa11ei4 uzzAn1,
e1mzs e ezxz Ne ezra eAAzaz Is
ssenz1 et4za zt1sFaEE- 11s nnz1sEy i
claAz wiEh Is EEHn&za ID - weTl1
enmEF1zmR mann24xnss kaksR xsEarE
farsssk Ri1sssxy azHyons ard heEzftf 4
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sszsaR ~ nazEgnt 10 ~ - p.DQzAnN r1szts
KMM M3nEEnsksaM r&azEinE Eaass Ezna,
aoosm nula<ianz, e&g, freely oaRAfnsc
- aFr8gt1s - ". Va Wkxx@
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nj Suzn1 n E.n
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s1rs and reselssng 6iap1ay ezsez. anz
VII D ple41a1 - rive axg tEf1Ez1zz5nz
deErsd - ssEzr1 - fhss goods AID s.
AZ nr6eEs fer tes sHEa- D. ". KsWkeE
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-24

TYphSfa. scar - asa KeEIow
FeEsrn, Measles. Dtph Lherfa.
Bmmlf-Pex. Cholera. eSe-
Dzsbys PreDhyIsssie Ftuid VIII de-
styoy tie infsofion o. al fsEegs and al
oonfagious and iufeeki0os diseases. Vii
ksep sbs stmosp6ers Of any sex rDom
pure and whoses0me. sssorotne and -
sfroyinR unhssikhy eHagi2 ard cozfa,
gioa resaitiEe thersfron- Viii DeufraiizI
any bad sneti sha1sxsE, nos b disgais
anG "a, bat ~ ae3kr0yinR IL.
Zee Dsrbys Propbyiaefie Flnid II
every SEX reoD. d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-24

PEOGAAM-
Grand uanxch aa 3 o'cleck rnsupsly.
Mmkir b. Pro-. Fau3hnla entire orches-
txA-
Ths daaces WI b. Lnssrzpezssd ~
gymnaaiic performances. singlng and
ewart daBciBE-
Upon enfertnx The hall tas holdex Of
each ncmsaNio1 card will BE presented
vita . t1ekss 70 Q grad i0tseFT. which
VIII take place Is II siciock, and win Goa
sist o. . naEaher q salnakle prese1tA
auppeF March 81 y ocIeek. daring
wfich VIII be daRtsi bMasd bon bon hats Of
various co1ars and groteeQas SHAPES.
which viii hs worn b. Tie guests durias
he rest q fhs entsrtsinuseHL
COMMITTEES.
Arrmngensnt Commattee w. Pipe.
Aus. WoiR @. Benninghausen. !. heinig
A. krug.
fnTifstlon CousDittes-v. Hugo smstA.
Max Cls-icus. r. DieknAn. y. ". Wnst-
ko1f " n. Petersen.
Reception Committee Adam Ortiz. J.
Rnrth y. Antbony. A. Mealhoru. H
FiooT MsnAgsrs-L Bs0sh. ana p
floor COMMITTEES a. 0rfnSsh. A. r
sehraidt, u. n Lewis. J. =. McNazght.
de9s ID
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-24
NEW ADYKKTTsEMENTs-
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

NO FEwTHHT WILL ~ EECKTFKD
Naoe e. fsNFisxaaa 6sy szcsSs 81 ~ A.
rsraS a tbs Wie4ar1a 5am1
AZ ne e. 4 p. n X T. deDg4 n11e VII
se rsostgs6 sfaes - ,. ~ to1Ay.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-24

ALzxzT HAxsEx has engaged q trsi
class assistant ~ssehmakeE sns viii pa5
partic1iaF attention 20 Ene watches.
clocks and iswtisy repairing Repair
ina complicated watches, ehronomsteEs
etc. speciality. YesieF Block. Froa'
street. nO1z
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-24

In pzrehaEinR holtasy peeas1ts for
wsul6 prSys tEssrsskanR and Eru1tahle-
ine and fznsy Eeo1s. ard hass ne veFy
bsas asso<snsnf - Ssh axtirizs - ls6ses
msaf desire Rs6 waNn for No neazl0n
hsndeogas fans. Sns h&1okerchzefa.
besafifnl l1ee 6nssses ard 1sekussr,
.ieGsnf had safshels ard pzrsss. ~ iash
gloves GSd bosiery. embroa1esed tsoae
covers, seaEfs Hnd f8dhes. ianbreqrlns
aud i4es ezrfAics, ess-. &C. caeh eosdE
are pr4etical and tks moEt spPsses8asd
d laziss. Give rs cal ana - uiu
aMsist pea IN mAkizR ssleesions-
DIS LzI0uR 4 Co. 0peEa Block
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-24

Ths Eranoh Bo1q.sr nsE1zsry st1ss,
oesDaK Press an4 Ms48o1. III nSi
mas. A. ne k4as and banDsls Vi -
SD ct - maNs any pFsse- Mf. Maal1s
desires ret - taxa b1ek AEy % IL
eoods g PaExiz1d- This stsrE IS sasi
ressixsd . fEeNa hzs q ksz4 zud 49,
nHsA. LADIES' VI naw hATs . GOD
nnazne ct g9tsgzg Gna h&1a ehe8p fsz
MnEza grsaeE1n. Is esSzt1 - rs1aeE-
bsFsd ma the 9slss WsI bs g1Tsn egsg
frs oE aAsrRe - e8eA PGrse4sex.
MEzxM a Co, CarnsF kF1Bs and M4Ea-
Rum. ssassts W r 6s35
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-24

We shew somc OF the finest cOioFe3
a1a write embs0idered bankeFehiefs
that are imported. and At even gresteE
discount from res1lar pFlees than the
low priced goods ToKLAs 4 sUeKR-
NAN. dl7
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-24

"a bird N the hand is worth tuo in
the boah." Better call 81 HkL.KT 4
WMaHTss and sse the 6nesf iot Of
table raisins, nuts and candy ever ex.
hibited IN SEATTLE. before they ere sill
gone. They are too hns 70 keep
losR. d17til
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-24
WANTED.

re EXC HANGE PRODUCTIVE
4 real estate. paying COED rcsEal. 10
Gated In the heart q the sxing oo1rfry
IN Washington TeuItory.
IA. W. HTGLEK.
6eis 6 yaAhsA. W. 7.