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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13

sri the tine for cash spsAeh Sas lim-
lied to tys UiD1.ss-
BldE=li moved 70 strike oct shat Ter
siSa os tA% report relating 20 the boy
cost. and ysli= and hozis of Iroujcal
laughter and cries Of Sit d1sp. Z led
the assembly chan Der. Y n may boot
ne" sad BI4xeii caluly. tat yoa can
10 move ne he wss however con
pellsd TO at down on point st order
q 4de oy Pulley that the boy 0ottlnR r.
s9.uii1a had n3t bssn rsseaed and could
Bss tG-n b- Considered.
Tee preamble and resolutions that
p-ec=1sd the b7ysJtiInE elsuss wers
PISSED Sitbs7f opposition Tie latter
rroCgLi Bldweii 10 she fro7f ana s
heated and isog debate followed OF the
boz coitinR els1se, which ~ss finally
adopted b. large majority.
A adj ,urumert vas teen taken until
tomorrow.
FRIDAYS sxssToy.
SIcgaxxsTu. " 4rch I2.-At the Assem-
bling OF the Anti-Cbiuesa Convent n
t1is morning. tie platform IS Originally
Presented was adopted With the eIcep-
ton % a minor Ea9dii ,stion 10 re-oiu-
ton namber nv, which a. am pced
empowers tn chairman o. the Conven
ton 70 appoint the Eteoaiive Commit
te.
James II. Barr at sred the following
resolution
ResoiSsd. That this IL net a political
Convention, and thst any Vos-Iole action
of tie L-agRa or Exeea'lve Comzi. tee
emsnatlng from this Convention. lock
ing ~ separate party action or to toe
nomination of a separate ticket at the
ensuing election. Is hereby repudiated
On notion Of Horace Davis the rules
we're suspended and the Tesolstion was
unanimously adopted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13

h1us. A. Sc el7ss tonight be bsS sA1J
81 NrDsrx l. In orl.r - -,
fi2nauT tomorroE z seht hes bef,-s I,r.
t5s euorz1c-s % y -, ic1a
. apIu{s before sehsefer can sc9rs sl0
Following j. taa score Of ,0rigbtis ~
Senssier $50. FignsEx "a. Iiu1e OF
CsUs,Z hour: Ylzas. "a AVERAGE 10 2 %
ccl2efer's q.
sf'iEiiT sBd Kaekertort.
NV OELEAys, Aarca Y -Sfeiuj;z
AID L1ckeftort ulaysd tbs fourteenth
game % the xoflc's csampiszsaip tour.
nTHsn' this afternoon. Ihe ooeuing
T47 R7s L45pfz- S.-iBitz riayed Hrst
Elit tn ThTJ= neu. 81 ten Z-ek-rtorI
a1t mad his Ssh move S.aIn "a off,
ed csav, Vhieh Zaeks-t1ri Acceu;sd
&C gsn1e is regarded a. a duh ore,
ne usii game vii take place on Mon
dsy.
Round Trip Rates.
NV f0EE. March l. 1t j. ~
hoaEced today taat raaad-trip. first
class ticket from tie Missouri river TO
Sau ffsscisoo ard Les Angeles and re-
inyn, Roof for SIX months, are sold for
so. Tickets have been qR0ted for
s-Feral dsys, bIt they were good for
only ninety DAYS. Kouad trip, first
lass tickets from ard Ia the san c
points, good tr ninety days, are rox
selling at SEQ.
Death Of New York. fire chief.
NV 1OEK, March l2.-F.rs Chief
Francs MAhadY YES Killed today while
on lie wsy 10 a fire. An engine ran
INTO ui' tuRzy, throwing aim under the
wheels OF tue engine, sai crushing bis
shoulder and arm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13
Notice to Take Dispositions,

DIsTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDI
II cisl District. Territory Of Dakota.
county Of Cass. IS.
Fred. r. Pelton. plaintiff. VS.. Slas DoS.
gett and August Lsndbl defend ants,
To Francs & Sou hard, attorneys for
the above named defendants or their
preventative attorney. and George T..
Boyce. ksq., who will C nduct thu exam.
nation on ghe part OF the plaintiff: You
Will please TO take notice that the depo
sition OF Fred. r.. Pelton, plaintiff Wit.
ness on his own behalf in ths above enti
tied action. will ba taken before m. a
Notary Public duly Comniss oned and
sworn. a. my eftice TT Fall City. King
county. Territory of Washington, on the
2st day OF Ma ca, 1885. ST 2 o'clock in the
afternoon OF that dsT; and the sai1 ex.
animation may be ad Jour, cd from DAY TO
day unul the GepoSi ion IL fully taken and
Nsnp,et d. Said deposition to be used
uoon the trial Of the above entitled actisn
Dated A. Fargo, DSkOra Territory, the
10Th day OF February. A. ID. ls-G.
&. II. LAIZURR,
Attorney for plaintiff
JOHN q. JANlCkH.
Notary Public for King COUNT washing
ton 'e ritory.
Dated at Fall Citr, Washington Terri
tory. this let day u March. A. ID. 1888.
y. A failure TO attend, your cem
plant answer or reply may be stricken
out and Judgment taSgn against you.
J. g. JANICkE.
mhtIWSw Notary - biir
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13

BouND FoR ALAsxA.-Lsst Thursday
afternoon J. b. Bangs. bis sen, +. L.
Bangs. a friend of the latter and sn
Alaskan Indian named Bob Mccoy,
started in a small yacht for Aissks.
The hsst Ia - feet long and feet deep.
and drawing sbou, feet of water AZ
the stern. The object Of the cruise is
10 trade With the natives, and the carss
consists Of $500 worth OF general rner-
chandlse-ln all seven tons. Among
ether articles in the cargo are sugsr,
tiour, dry goods. add inEuuersble small
articles Of hardsare, such al knives,
forks and pistols. The Indian in the
party claims to be thoroughly acquaint-
ed with the waters OF Alaska, and also
with tie various tribes Of Indians, and
consequently is expeetsd TO be Of great
teip % the traders. +. l. Banss. Who
Vas once a police officer Of this CITY.
saws that thew expect 10 do snuse sealing
and will make trades for all kinds OF
furs. In this Wy u il Hoped that they
will ss least double the capital in
vested. tie s.oop sailed with lse dy-
ing 81 the masthead. and the erex con
tdeut and hopeful. This enterprise of
seeking trade wi;h cur northern neigh
cor u worthy 4 issttssioa Ga = mnch
lafes. scsie. Fsicsds OF the parties ~iil
lock for reports % successful voyage.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13
FOREIGN.


BEsLIs, March l2.-BIsmsrck's spiri
monopoly bill was today elected by tn,
committee of the keiesstAg TO whom il
Vas referred for cousi derst;on. Tn,
vote against adoption was 20 to ,.
A Babel of Tongues.
VIENNA, Maroa lI.-Coant Bylsndt
Rneydt, Imperial Minister Of War, ha.
issued Instructions 30 all e0mman Ger,
OF corps In Aastfo Hungary to srdei
the enforcement of tie study Of Ger
man among all the troops. TEe Count
complains tn It the q Sc of dialects am onC
these soldiers has greatly increased o.
late. The CZschs mean y bile are stead
fast In adherin2 10 their swn language
They demand that the words of com
mand In the Landsturm shall be given
to Cz5ch troops IN tier own tongue.
Pr0seiyting.
The Tag5lGft states that a movement
has been organized IL Russia to convert
to the Greek church the Catholic CT obs
IN the Austro- Hungarian empire. The
chief missionary of this move ent i1
A0stria. II alleges, il al Austrian named
D05reganski. de Is said lo have alreaoy
converted fifty families In Vienna alone
The same paper declares thai 5000
roubles have been subscribed in Russia
and seat to helD the work u prossly ting
10 Austria.
A Charge Upon = Crowd OF Socialists.
AMSTERDAM, March l2.-Ihe police
this afternoon charged with swords aud
truocheOns upon large crowd of Socl-
ailsts who had assembled IN a menaciBs
way in tae sTistooratic part of the city,
and dispersed them.
A Broken Princess.
LONDON, March l2-rhs liabilities of
toe Princess Beline. of Ypsilsnti, amount
to ESo0,O1o sterling. Her failure is due
to tae extEavag9nce of herself and her
late husband. Tney spent e5 .000, 900 in
ten ears.
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IxrIIsnk,In rExAs.

Great excitement has bes caused IL
ths vicinity OF Paris. Texas. oy the re-
mAtkahIe rseasery OF AIR. J. r Corisy,
woo vas 81 helpless be eeuld not turn
in bed. or rsiss his teso; everybody
said be vas dyla2 o. CSusamIAien. A
tria, Sstsse az Dr.. kiGs's Nsw biscoS very
wss scns 20 hiEa, fln6.Ea RELIEF he
ooaRht . large bas.!e and oox OF br.
hiag's Nex Life tilis. bs the tine he
had taken two boxes Of Pills and tee
bottles OF the Discover. be US W II
asd bad sStned In nesh ihIrty-s Z
pounds. Tglsl hessles o. ,ais great De-
every for Coasan. tion free ~ A Il.
STEWART cS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13
REMOVED,

"HITwORTd & THOMSON HAVE
w removed tAeir OH 20 the ihirf
acor q TIE Goraan Hard ware Co = ba Id
iHx No SIS frcnt street. Ne are rev
better pr pared thaa ever bssore to ere
cuss susveys e~AInine mlses. repoFt on
the charzc er cf land Ia oct sewn p ats.
an MAKE NJ drawings for a. pr Fose
We have better fzSilitie- for work than
any other a-n In the northwest
ACfy sars eyor's once ~
r. u. hox II. eeAttia ". r.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
L Thiri Judicid District Of Washington
TER tory, holding terms At Seattle
No. i0i7-M.ry A. c dhoun. plaintiff
-. Frank W Chambers. defendant
Under ana by virtue OF an order OF sale
aud decree OF foreclo .ure. Issued out OF
the District Court. holding Re ms at seat
tie. on the 2 h day Of Msrgh, 1881 in tbs
above entitled action whe Elm the shove
named plaintiff OBTAINED judgment and
dsc-ee against the above named defend
ant, | am commanded TO cell the follow
ing described mortga9ed premises, that i;
TO say:
Lst four 10. five t5,. ten n0), eleven an
and twelve ,l2l. in block pinet y-three % }
d. T DenRy's fret addition 10 North Seat
tie. King county, W. r.
Notice Is therefore hereb7 givso that ca
saturday. the 10th day OF April,
1ss6.
At the hour q II O'Clock a m, Of sald dsy
at the Court House door. in the city OF
seattle, King county. wsshiagton Territory, |
vii, In obedience to ssii orsi-r q SAFE aad
decree Of foreclosure sell the seOve a-scr. bsi
pr party. o. % much thereof a. may ne ne
eesssrS 70 satisfy plaintiffs judgment. with
i7te-est thereon aud eOsts. to the highest ar ]
best bidder for cash
Dated ~ Settle tails 10Th cag 81 Much,
1855. IN NcGRAw
mhlitd Sheriff Of kins eoasty.
Hal L Smith attorneys for plsisCh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13
DIAMOND
VENTILATOR.
FOR
Buildings, Schools. Churches, Hospitals,
Dwellings Steamers, Passenger,
Sleeping and ReirigeraiOIscsn.
Perfect Ventilation guaranteed
wherever Ventilation 10
uequtTed.

Architects and builders unite In saying
our Nos l and : for bed room and Office
as the window.
our Sentilator Gn any siEe). when
placed through = wall a window sash, or
u wooden bar under sash hdmits q con
slant supply Of fresh air under perfect
control. without draughts. any desired
temperature can be maintained in any
apartment No office or s4eeping room
excludes lain and Dust And keeps the
apartment constantly fresh without rAls
ing the vindows. Beng heavily plated
IN nickel. IL Ii very Ornamental when
place. The handles serve 70 rtgulht
yentilstor. also to raise and lower the
wincow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13

kLBRo CARoNE n,

ANVIL ENGINEER AND COUNTY
u sarveyor. Fifteen years experiences
on narrow and sta-dz rf gsge railroads.
AL county WORK proprriy recorded
once ever Gordon isErsUsrs Ca. Pron,
g.: residence cor. Third An1 Blzu chad
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13

WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, March l2.-The House
CofsEaittse on Post Offices and Post
Roads gave bearing this morning to a
number o: people who advocated postal
savings banks.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13
Arrested Ia Havana

NV YoRK, March l2.-Secretary Ray
ard today telegraphed the District At
tcrney here that the Consul IN Havana
reported the arrest Of OF Sheriff David
son Of New York. aud that the SecretA-
~ would give instructions as 90 his ex
tradition, " DavidsAn's sffsnsts were
snch as 10 warrant such q coarss. The
District Attorney replied that there are
In his Office no indictments or charges
upon which Davidson might be extra
dlted.
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schsefer aaa SISRaax.

NV loAk. Msreh I2-Fha fonrih
night Of tce billiard eostsst Between
scnaefer and NignsGx dres fell
noase. A herrsoioye Sea sefsr had
thtsss all his own gAy. aud finally RAJ
away trora tie F-enehntsu. He had
sosed over 80 points when tie latter
tarsed bis first hundred. wteR tue
ssnine's play opened, SeSNefsr bad
49, po'nt 60 hts credit. - ths resist Of
80 taree nights work. to i029 for Vls-
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Illness Of Mrs. Pnrn.,l.

INV YoRK, March i9-Mrs. Della
Parnell, mother of Char e. Stewart PR
nell, IL living dangerously i'll in this eiiy
ffon rheumatic eout. Shs has been
growing steadily worse for some time
and the gravest fears for the result are
setersAined. Unless she improves soon,
Mr.. Parnsll Will Dc cablel FER.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13

As required by law. Sea- etsr1 Lamar
has Submitted 90 Congress n lIst Of
kbont 400 Indian depreciation claims.
The total number OF claims call for an
amount approximsting BIS, O00, 900.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13
Dempsey aud Lablsnebe.

Nav isKK, March Ia.-Ths best in
FORMATION ob;aius5!e toolzbt i thst
Dempsey and lsblauchs Old not dyht.
sporting men who have retprusd. as4oug
whom u Mike Donovan. say that they
oid not The purse Sas Subscribed by
some club men, who iosisied that il
seeuid be select sea,r. bat the toest-
lhe place leaked oat and iot o, rou0ks
eenarcgs'ed there. 1he club men de-
SHned tc pay the moneY Subscribed II
voc roughs were allowed 90 witness tie
nsht and stormy tinze n usd IN which
ssrsssvers wSre drawn. be Sher q ard
MS tosse had been Eea,ing for them all
over Westchester county, ard Ia the
ntus, OF tss row an slarm wss gwen
.nss ell aegs Of the Law were approseh-
NC and the gang disetr~ea. The 6set
said 10 be OF indsnaisely. Arrange
nsnts have been made fsr contest
vvs'seea The met with gloves, Richard
"A Fer 20 cfsr a belt repFsssniatv q
NLH EItNft ~ -
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0. q. C. T.

sEATTLE LODGE No. & l. O. q. T..
- meets every Monday nlxA- IN Psl.
fall. en Front street next 20 besss Hotel
Visiting Tneseers IN so01 sanding Cor
dizlly invited.
CARRIE V. PALMER. VI. G. T.
Csc. =. COTTERIfs-- II. :.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13

There Is 10 sasa thing As an insignia
can't enemy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13
A steamer Blows rp.

vIcxsauRo (MiSsl. March i2-The
steamer Ike Boassm blew uP tsday IL
miles belox this CITY. Mate William
stamirs sad several -eross wars kill
Cd, and Pilot FL. McElrog, Engineer
Charles Girard aud number Of deck
hands WaYa anynraIv nr1nndaI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13

WASHINGTON, March III Tho Senate
ia executive session cor frmsd the nom
iuatIon OF Ir. Dement,, to be Surveyor
General Of Utah, by a vote of - to ~
Gen. l. gan favored his confirmation,
and SIX Republic ms voted with bin.
A Protest from the kmaigamaled
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13

BAros RouGE ba), 81 sfch i2.-The
Governor this in1raiuI received te.s-
gram froin Sheriff Batter, OF Orl@aus
parish. sayin2 that Ford aud Murphy
attempted snIeids th.s morning by avail
lowing poison They ar- IN stupor,
and in oomatnla condition. Dpatars
believe the attrUp Will be a failure,
bat eAnnot say how long IL uaay take IA
restore them to o3nss!oaslsss. Sn5uld
they not revivs before the hous fixed.
shall | execute the warrants nos Slth
standing Fne Govern replied: YES;
go on with tho executions, Cary out
aha warrAntsn
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-27

The New York World is in doubt whether the
Joaquin Miller family eruption, which has
lately appeared on the face of the majority of
the newspapers OF the country, is intended to
herald the appearance of a new volume of
poetry by the father, or the temperance of the
daughter on the stage. Possibly both; but in any
event hasn't the matter received rather more
attention by the press than is demanded either
by the consequence of the Miller people or the
interest which the public takes in their affairs?
In such cases as this it Is hard to tell which is
the more surprising, the audacity and inge-
nuity of those seeking newspaper notoriety or
the ease with which they are able to make the
press serve their purpose by giving them no end
of free advertising
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-27
STAND FRon UNDER.

For reasons which do not to explain, but
which are all sufficient to US, we have made the fol-
lowing sweeping reductions in the lowprces heretofore
governing our matchess stock OF Gentlemen's Cloth
ing:
$40 Overcoats now S25.
30 OyercoatS now %
80 OvercOatS -
Is Overcoats now 8
% Oyercoats now IL.
How do these prices strike you? Well, never mind
expressing an opinion but peruse:
Some S25 Overcoats now SIS.
S22 Overcoats now S15
20 Overcoats now 1880.
ID OyercOaiS now TO-
12 Overcoafs now 8.
10 OyercoatS now d
Never mind the why wherefore. You must not
kick for explanation. The cause is affair; the
result your opportunity. Here choice reading
for bargain-hunters:
S35 suits now SIS.
80 Suits now ~.
20 suits Is.
20 Suits 10.
10 suits now 10
And O few that readily sold for $50 and SIS are
thrown in with those marked SO.
Separate TrOusers-models of correct style-we
offer at about 80 cents on the dollar.
We have no more space else we would gladden. many
mother s heart by the recital of slaughter of
prices in Boys and Children's Clothing We simply
say In conclusion We neither ask give quarter Our
slogan is war to the knife on high prices for Fine
Clothing
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
NV CORNER OF 7TH AND sTS
]. NJ. GRADY. MANAGER
ja27 GALL BLUE SIGNS)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-27
MoRE WRApsGo Down Ton.v

The manner i'm which our previous reductions
were received and the lots bought up by our
customers convinces us we are in the right, and
that they appreciate buying Fine Wraps at such
low prices; hence, to further accommodate our
selves and supply the demand, we have to-day
reduced the following lines, which, in addition
to a few left from the $3.50 offering of yester-
day. stamps this sale as An opportunity extraOr-
binary to secure Real Bargains' In Winter
Wraps.
Black Silk Visites, elegantly lined with
quilted satin, and trimmed down the front, on
collar and sleeves, and around the bottom with
Russian fur,
REDUCED FROM $3.50 TO $3.50 EACH.
q Seal Plush Sacques, AZ inches in length,
lined with fine quilted satin, seal fastenings,
sizes SO and 40 only,
REDUCED FROM 500 90 TO $500 EACH
Black Prise" Visites, elegantly lined with
quilted Sill, trimmed witt tine quality of feather
trimming. size "a, 2 size 80 and size 40,
REDUCED FROM $1,000 TO $1,000 EACH.
Customers will note that when we make q
reduction we take enough off to make it an
inducement to purchase At once, and It is rare
case that goods so reduced remain with us 4S
hours after 1t has been advertised. Delay
means disappointment. ~ "a go.
Second floor: take elevatOr)
JAZZ WOODWARD d LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-27
IE REPUBLICAN of January 26th wrote
GETTING AT A TRADE SECRET
OPENING DAY" AT THE PALAIs RoYAI-AN INTEF
VIEW WITH THE PROPRIETOR

sorry you had such bad weather for the opening"
said REPU BLICAN reporter last night the proprie
tor of the Palas Royal.
-On the contrary, good one" replied Mr. Lisner.
The public have been educated the that the
souvenirs OF opening days to be obtained only
during the days specified and bad weather helps to
keep away those who come only to admire and re-
minds purchasers they shop without the discom-
fort of q crowded store.
NO, sir; PLAQUES or cards are not given as souve-
Mrs, but reductions are made in prices. For in
STANCE leading the reporter 10 the feather counter
ostrich tips sell readily for 6s cents bunch.
but can be bought during the opening for much less
rams were shown prettily painted and with feathers
around the top Every body knows sell this Fan
for % cents, said the fashion caterer, land when
they are offered souvenir for 30 cents crowd is
the result at this counter and with Handkerchefs
pure linen Handkerchies. such these pointing TO
large display, are cheap 12la cents the souvenir
price Is cents, and that Is why Ave assistants are re-
quired at that counter"
The reporter looked over the advertised list of SOU
Venlrs and remembering the story OF the irshman
Who protesting to sell Risky atfost was asked how
ne made living. replied sure. it's the quantity I
sell } asked How do you pay expenses
The reply was promptly made: Opening days
occur only four times yearly and temporary loss
maize In order 10 make a future gain"
Will you be as busy Tomorrow
More so was the reply. Every lady who obtains
bargain to-day will inform her circle of friends with
the result ofincreased business"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-27

The Senate finance committee effectually dis
posed of the Eustis resolution requiring the
February bond call TO be paid in silver by let
ting the consideration of the resolution go over
till meeting OF the committee to be held after
the date when the called bonds mature. This
so far as ii goes, is victory for the anti-silver
party, but IL does not go far enough to be of
much value TO either party. The side which
will gain most by inaction is the one that
favors the present law governing coinage If
the anti-silver men are willing to shut off dis
eussion, the bimetalists should be content to
fall in with simply do-nothing policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-27

On the very first trial of strength the tory
ministry has suffered decisive defeat, and
will Immediately resign. Their tall is due to a
pig-headed inability to understand the spirit
and progress OF the age. There is but one hope
for the court party in England. They must ally
themselves with the march of civilization or
get LETT. Joshua may have stopped the sun
a while, but Salisbury and his mobiles will uni
forrnly fail as often as they attempt the feat
The world moves, and the island of England
must turn around with il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-27

considering the number of water pipes that
burst in Washington during the late freeze the
announcement that the $4,000 diamond
necklace recently brought here was ordered by
private citizen Is not at all surprising. The
fact that more and larger diamonds have not
come here as one of the results of the recent
cold snap would indicate that the plumbers
have now about all the precious stones they
care to be bothered with, and are turning their
attention to high priced Injuries in other
forms Deer forests In Scotland, perhaps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-27
THE POST of January oath had.
"OPENING DAY" AT THE PALAIS ROYAL.

Credit is due the Palais Royal for the very beautiful
display that the first day of the Opening promises
Inc proprietor evidently recognizes that Washington
Is the center of fashion and refinement. The display
OF fine Ostrich Feather Fans, Gloves and the many
little additions to lady toilet, exhibition in
sch variety and at such prices that is doubtful if
even New FORK S houses can compete No souvenirs
Will be gwen away but reductions made in prices
which will undoubtedly what an Opening"
always does at the Palas Royal immense crowd.