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Money Makers

don't let golden opportunities pass unimproved !;
there arc times in the lives of men when more
money can be made rapidly and easily, than
otherwise can be earned by years of labor
Write Halett & Co., Portland, Maine who will
send you, free full particulars about work that
you can do and live at homo, at q profit of at
least from s. to So daily. Some have made over
$50 in single day. All isnew. You are aIted
free. Capital not required Either sex; all ages.
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THE IRON BRIGADE.
Its Tremendous Losses in Battle.

To TIE EDITOR: After reading the articles II
The NATIONAL TRIBUNE by Comrades Alfred
Davenport and II. A. Vail, am constrained tt
submit few statistics. | am aware that fig
ures are usually uninteresting reading matter
Yet in some instances they tell more than vol
nlnes. At the fifth Reunion Of the Iron Bri,
gade at Madison, Wis, Sept. IS and II, there
was conspicuously displayed in the Assembly
Chamber the following table, complied by
Adj't-Gen. T. C. Drum, u. S. A.
IRON pprGADT
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If You Have Chapped Hands

will be fault do at
positively that his will
trial Will this claim be The
whether he his merely
whether the will honestly do what he claims
the waved wrapper that is around every
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If You Have IngroWing Toe-Nails

it your you get
distressing almost Incredible but application
of the pressed gently
doubling scoer single trial viii much
relief as seem only question now
this statement merely to sell
cent will honestly do what he
claims wrapper around CAKE
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Wants n Home.

To THE EDITOR: VIII any comrade or reader
of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE advise the writer
personally by letter or printed matter of a
desirable location in Kansas or Nebraska for
me to settle? l want healthy locality, Gov
eminent land, good water, and not too far from
timber or civilization.-R. CANADY, Benning-
ton VT
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Of the % regiments Of infantry and three of
cavalry sent out by Wisconsin, there were killed
and died of wounds 1888 men; of this number
the I'd. 9Th and 18th regiments lost 761, or over
% per cent OF the whole number. 1t has never
been questioned, and of course needs no argu-
ment to prove, that the Iron Brigade did their
whole duty. WHITE, Co. H, I'd Wis, Kasson,
Mimi.
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Frauds gmd limitations.

Let it be clearly understood that Compound
Oxygen is only .aQdc aud dispensed by Drs Star
key & Palen, 1929 Arch ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
ANY substance made elsenhere, and called Com
pound Oxygen, as spurious and uorthIess and
those i1to bay n simply hsr0w aleay their money! as
they a0iH IN the end discover. Send for their trea
tise on Compound Oxygen. 1t will be mailed
free.
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If Your Face Gets Sore From Shaving

it Will be your you get trouble
The will the face and neck from,
how closely shaved,
how dull razor inexperienced the operator The
question now, whether sda makes this statement
merely cake of whether the will
really Read the waxed that
is around every cake.
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II You Have Itching Piles

it will your do al get cured It
positively application of The Frank sddals
Soap will give relief this terribly complaint
without ointment other application matter
how many years sufferer from this terrible
conoant The only siddan makes
this statement merely Of whether
the soap will honestly claims for it, Read the wa1ed
wrapper that is every cake
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STILL ANOTHER OFFER.

Any who Is nj present subscriber to the paper ard
will send subscriber will eCeive postage PAID any
of the pctmea has he may choose If he sends
subscribers will seid him any two OF the pictures that
he may choose, ana for three subscribers viii
esnd all three of the pictures 10 tie old subscriber no
them for This is chance of getting these
fine pictures by merely asking ones neibor subscribe
for THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
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Use Dr. Picrce's Pellet" for constipation.

For G. 4. R., Masonic and all other society
goods send for catalogue to E. A. Armstrong,
Detroit, Mich.
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FINE PICTURES
GRANT, SHERMAN, AND SHERIDAN,
For Subscribers to The National
Tribune.

We have received so many inquiries from readers
to where they could obtain good portraits Of the Oh
commanders for their rarOI Post that We have
artscay equal to the finest pictures made by any one
and yet sell Mt price which would place them within the
Sherman and Sheridan They are all magnificent like
and have received the most emphatic Endorsement
of the families and intimate friends. We guarantee them
give entire satisfaction every ad;Ter OF tIUSc dis
tnguished soldiers. They full siZe-l9A2t inches
and printed on fine plate paper. Very much interior
pictures have usually sold at e. and IL IS very indeed
that anything approaching them in goodness he's been
offered to the people low as 10 cents But will fur
nish them TO subscribers TO TIE NATIONAL TRIBUNE ~
the following very Low figures:
Any one of the cents.
The three 10
Any of the portraits and TIE NATION AL TKIG-
USE for one 81 Is
All three of the pictures and THE NATIONAL IRIB-
~ "
We pay postage and all expenses the pictures III This
Office, their net cost 10 the subscribers will be The A
given above.
The pictures will be sent incloseA in heavy paste
board tube that they will reach the subscriber in the
Epg. IO,,flit
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Clergymen, speakers, singers, and actors, find
that Ayers Cherry Pectoral improves and aids
the voice.
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You May Show Your Dish-Cloth

visitors wash dishes with The Frank Sddals
Soap, will and
ds-cloth require scading
boiling the dishes washed in water that
hands, needing
glazing dishes. question
sddau makes this merely
cake whether the will honestly
it. Read the wa2ed that is
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Not One Word can be Said

Of Castillo perfaed
butter porfued milk
should be offered pelucd lard perfned
known that something the matter with tho
the butter Soap materials
pleasant agreeable odor of The
perfunedit does require pertaining, there
disageeabe smell to hide Try it for toilet for BATH for cleaning
the teeth The only whether Frank Siddan makes
this statement sell whether the VIII
honestly do what ne claims it, waxed that
is around every cake
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The bloodcleansing qualities of Ayers sar-
saparilla render it invaluable in all skin dis
orders
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If YOU Have Salt Rheum or letter

it your fault # you cured
sidda positively that his will relieve these
plains as Will finally effect complete
The only question whether makes this statement
whether the will honestly
do the waed that around
every cake.
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For Cleaning Artificial Teeth

For Cleaning Artificial Teeth
Frank Sda positively that his viii completely fill
the gums entirely
tendency breath. question
this merely
soap whether honestly
Read waxed wrapper every cake.
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If You Have a Pet DOG

If You Have Pet Dog
siddalls
simply dry with towel. The dog will
troubled
will decide the whether Sddan
merely soap
honestly he claims
that around every cake
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If You Have Dandruff

Will be fault do not get cured Frank
positively guarantees soap
oopious ater in the hair wipe with towel without
rinsng you surprised
result but will recommend the friends The only
question merely
whether the viii honestly what he
wrapper every
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If Your Blackboard

If Your Blackboard
wretched condition and want repanng
good washing The Frank siddals Soap
only question whether Frank sidda makes this state
whether the VIII
honestly what waved that
is around cake.
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If Wash-day is Your Trouble

IT Wasn-uay IS Your IFOuOIe
will be fault if do relief Frank
positively guarantees soap away
and dagrseable wasay The only question
merely sell
Of whether will honestly do what he claims for
Read the wrapper that every cake.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-17
Absent.MInded.

1t is a very awkward thing to be
absent-minded. The story is told of
certain gentleman who discovered
this to bis coat. 1t so happened, the
other day, that the dining-room of the
club which be frequented was quite
full, when a man who chanced to
know his particular failing came IN
quite hungry. The waiter told the
new conner there was no room at
present. Spying bis absent-minded
acquaintance seated and calmly read.
ing the newspaper, q briIIia0t idea
struck the hungry man.
Has MIR. A. dined yeti" be asked.
mo, sir" replied the waiter.
"Well, never mind; take him .
card, and tell him he has bis dinner -
The waiter hesitated moment.
and then went over to Mr.. Al. and
handed him q card.
What is that fOr9" quoth the poor
fellow.
For your dinner, sir"
had it?"
Yes, sir" rejOined the waiter, 10
complete innocence.
Dear me; bad an idea / was
waiting for il. What q curious mis-
take" "
And with contempIative smile
Mr. a. sauntered out Of the room
leaving bis table for the use OF the
genius who had thus profted by bis
Observation-Disclosures.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-17

TVOR SALE a full-rigged BATTEAU.
l. newly painted. new sails, &c. Ad-
dress THE CAPITAL OFFICE. iu6
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-17

A land speculator, 10 de- cribiDg
lake on an estate. says: 1T Is 50
clear and SO deep that, By looking
into It, you can see them gold digging
in Australia. "
The labor questiOn-an empty coal
gcnttle and husband and wife dis
cussiDg as 70 which shall 90 to the
cellar and Gil Il.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-17
ssShe NoddIt 10 Me-"

The Queen has sent, through her
Commissioner at Balmoral, letter to
the editor of Don-Accord- vivacious
aud smartly-edited comic weekly ia
Aberdeen-expressing her pleasure
on reading homely little poem, "She
Noddit to Me-" that appeared Ia that
paper two or three weeks ago, and
desiring to know the name of the
author. Here is the poem in full:-
I'm but an auld body,
Living up in Deeside,
In twa-roomed bit hoosie
VII toofa' beside;
W' my COO an my grCmphy
I'm as happy's bee,
= But I'm far prooder moo
Since she noddit to me.
I'm nae sac far past wit
I'm gle trig and bail,
Can plant twa-three tawties,
An look after my hail
An when oor Queen passes,
rain oot to see
Gin by luck she micht notice
And noddit to mel
But I've aye been unlucky,
An the blinds were ave doom
Till last week the time
o. ber veesit cam room.
| waved my bit apron
As brisk's | could dae,
An the Queen laughed fu' kindly
An noddit to me
My SOD sleeps in Egypt
It's nae eese TO freit--
An yet when think OF
I'm sair like to greet.
She may feel for my sorrow
She's mither ye see
An may be she kent o't
When she noddit to me
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-17

which you have we shall nave also
when we desire it. In Italy suffrage
would be thrown away. There the wo-
men spend their days in the churches
tanning themselves. They are not pray.
ing, but passing their time But in
France the day will come we shall be
sufficiently clever, learned, and wise for
suffrage, and when that day comes we
shall have it
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-17
{ CO.
b. Church Street,
ANNAPOLIS, MD.
DEALERS IN
ugs, Medicines,
And Chemicals,
,pECIAL NOTICEI

Iron Bitters, (Genuine,) 7Octs
|cough syrup, l0cts
!, Cough Cure, Small Size.) l9cts
u Uough Cure, Large size,) SScts
sIartons Standard Cough
kaedy, zoc's
Tiniment. 25cts
Imminent, good and strong, 6Oc pt'
slngops Horse and Cattle
Er1srs 25cts
! Borse and Cattle Powders, lScts
Is Liquid Glue, lOcts
!, Insect Powder, 20cts
woRTHINGToN & CO..
100 Church Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-17
FOR RENT

HOUSE No. Is Three Story Brickl On
Main street, has been occupied for fhe
iast three years by Brice b. Brewer a. 4
furniture STORE Good business location
Apply to MARTIN n. SMITH.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-17
Special Notice.

We scSls insert IN this column Gd0ertise-
nents Of Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost
Found, de-, not erceding four lines. One
Week. or less. for % Cnts.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-17

OST.-Near the Steamboat wharf.
- POCKET BOOK containing $l5. 90.
a reward of $500 will be given If left at
The CAPITAL OFFICE.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-17

TSOR SALE.-A lot Of second hand
J. WINDOW FRAMES, for sale cheap.
Apply at this ofiice. ju61m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-27

mm rocan. tie musical lnatfuufent
- 81 Porflaad. waa u Seattle Iooa.
- lasineea maiaerg yesterday.
tIg newspaper devoted chiefly
IS n-~sf Eoand hep intSfeata, b onn
lsa y leading erowersa g fuyai-
90 Firabeih Wooster, nisae 1f
-, fnIoe Greene, arrived 10 Tie city
- srsnine. Sha Is paying viai5 -
rsIstisss heso.
tsm impogfant mseflnG Of tie Rifles
k2. tke question 81 eompef1tige
S.''' 80 one % tha Portland mIIi1ia
,ssriaa wlIl Be decided. All mam-
=. wanted Is the Atmory.
ms4K Bothwsli, late manaReF FOR
1hoarns a Co., states thai n :
= ~ six ueeks be viii visit hts old
49,. "a ne Eaaf, after walsh hs viii
s.rrn 4 1ssttis 20 make shie citg bis
na1sai home.
IA az 9f5 pounds 81 akgawbofsies
!. 1879 b. MF. 3. 3. Hoskinson e
$50 tenn gathered from q pioce 81
e..srx s. feet vide and IS TEES lsae, 20
~ 1890 mar Lake Unlon. This Ii al
s. - n ever six tons per acFe.
F,ssos Z. n. 0nimann, special cor
,r~u8ent ~ the Melbourne fAuatfa.
Isl BlStfa, i a present q SEATTLE.
n. 4 maklnQ arrangements fer 3 party
= fn1irrlisn exsnrBiouis49. who are
r,s1ssllna 70 make tour o. tha world
4ks RdI.h's lahlne excursion did not
1.1ls % b aiioRelhes > success. Ihe
9n,rr Is Point Defiance - 600 fesl deep
- sely sWifi, rendering Z inpoesible
81 slsam4g 80 anehot thero. and 81
800 lnpossible fer small beat. Mr..
Issots sfatss that some hsh were eaught
- nna 20 many ~ was expeeled, owing
~ officially u dnding anehoFags.
Thsnau unil0Ems Of ahs Seattle Reds
81, eFfipe from Pbiladelphfn this year.
4 sas1rls % white pants and shift,
1anas and black striped stockings, and
s1an1s and black cars and halta. Ihis
s5mkiaaliou OF black ana Grange are
= srlsIs adopted " the Pftneeton Col
- team. and d aaid 10 Be b Cen
N8aRs the most briiliamf uniform On
~ fsid
Thsnsxl engagement Of The Seattle
En3s a'll b with she Bhoshonea, at the
49, ilaok nsxl waak, probably fho 50
90 "a % August. They arrive and
~ b Portland this week. Tee per
asi of he ohsmpio1s Of Idaho u a.
fs'leaa Hill. catcher; Deyine. pibeheri
4IbblIfs, Snort stop; Meehan. hrAt base;
snngt. aso0nd base; V0Eis, third base;
fNk0seT, left detdi Bnrnsldes eenteE
di Gamble, right dsld.
MnJ.H. Rannells, youngest fnn Of
7aos. Rannolls, Of shis city, Is lying -
e D0lnt Of death 81 bic elder bFather's
arm, near Otauagan, n tue ataalte
CIsak mining fcaien. He Was slFioAeu
ash inne fever while ~ work IN she
a.aes. ana noa tha doctors stats that
Be il dying Wiih consumption, result
iho fever. TIE unfortunate man u .
soNuf, and his little son Freddie h
~ with bis grandparents 10 this city.
4 Il easy onoaeh % reach upper
aad pofta now-a dayss and will soon
s saalcf. One may 20 nos regularly 90
IA lIom Taeoma ~ railroad train, b.
tmefa Zephyr. WASHINGTON, Edith.
CO 3 Starr, North Paeiaa. Mexico
80 Qaaan Of ths Pnoifie, and to Oiym-
"a aed Shoskum Bay b. steamers Mes
1snRsf lois, Idly and Fanny Lake. Il
3 fGr9sied that the steamers City Of
Qelnsl and Emma Hayward viii beth
q 81 Ne Olympia ruuie next week.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-27

The Beard Of Directors Of School
District No. l, Of King eoanty, wash
ineton Territory, haVe deemed Il, IN
their Judgment, advisable % submit 20
the qualified school electors Of aaid dis
trict the question whether q special tai
shall be raised 20 furnish additional
purchase supplies and other appliances
and apparatus for teaching.
Notice is therefore given 10 the Qanli-
fed electors Of School District No. /, Of
King county, Washington TERRITORY,
that an election viii be held on Batuf-
day, the Slst day Of July, A. D. 1855, ~
the old North School house, on Pine
street. near Third street. ii the city ef
Seattle, In said county and TeEritoFy,
81 which election viii be Submitted 20
the electors Of said district The question
Of voting . special tax 70 furnish adj
ditional school facilities for said dis
EFict, and for the purchase Of supplies
and other appliances and apparatus for
teaching. il will Be necessary 70 raise
che sum Of ten thousand dallaFa fer said
purposes. The POLLS viii be opened for
the reception Of votes at o'clock D. n.
Of aaid day, and will Be kept open until
5 O'Clock 2. ~. Of eAt4 day. All eleclerl
in favor Of ths tax viii wFits ''tax, yen,"
on their ballots. and thoss opposed atax,
no"
Dated July 8, 1856.
ID. b. WAnD,
II. q. SrRuvn,
THosEAs 7. MEHoR.
Difseioss Of school District No. 1,
King O0anty, Washington Tsrxisery.
iyl0 OlsEk Of saiA Dlalrisl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-27


A1pas slshES mhra 4 ~ css1
Raorl.ll plzsg ~ 81 ~ 1ssaIn1 sooz-
81 90 knt ls e. Tsnnins Las nlnhE. xhr
O11l1nzn. L. p. osne1en. ssatsa a.
q e1mnltse kad ncl 60 Eandny - rrs.
gazs psueram e rz1scnt - his mss.
inH Jnnina RssAsasaz was asorssary q
~ nesting.
a. q Hosmsn. aesEsiaEy q ths Geo.
nilies. fhea read fha psopoasd no
gram. mhinh waa mda4sa "a 3 Hah.
stsnfiallg e f1llowE
Ihaz q Rsopls'a Party shaII 8 o.
EaniEed Fer AinR Dsnnsg, wlzh tEs n1af
form ed1ple& bT 4haf party 81 taa ~
eent CITY eissfien % fak ns appiie4hla.
Each pgeeinet and 9afd e . eian. 3
rEa1Ine7 sommil1ee of fEa. and cash 81
su<n penainnta and Wards ahaii 81 81
tlised - uiea1 ane maubsF e ~ exaoa-
tlEe oomunIl&ea q tie oonnfy and one
1e3tifonai member fo4 eanh Toe mers-
bets. % lfaetion q opzE aftY. AL psE
Momn who auhaaFfta - fha P&uuissa nlaf.
form stall he nambers - tie party.
A oommiltea 81 eI64an 20 ~ mattexs
10 Operation vas nssotsd, eanSi1sina nf
Ne fo'lo9inz. FRS Wars. EFIak and
Amundas second Ward. Hammei Mna
Kent; Third ward T09nsaud and J. +.
Coe1ran; koaKlh Ward, VA. Prsstoa
and A. Aslen efGy st large, IL. ~.
Helme4. 9unius Rochester and Fred. 81.
fstefBon, who shall seKsa until tbs
ueetina 81 ia County Convsntfon.
he resolutions declared Il = b in
aKuaol ant to eiarf delegates on the 10Th
81 July e TIE 1aoona eo1geufion, bus
lhal that matter should b. Ielt 20 ahe
CanntY CouFentiun 70 Be ha7d ID the
future.
After She mlee1inR adiourned, DR..
Taylor, Of PisFoa county, who had eei-
dently ooms doRn for thak puxp0sa.
made q rambling, disjointed sDeseh ID
favor 81 kinR county elsetinR aslaaa-
ton n The 1Boomn convention.
Tha reporter then left.
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4a9 G~sMmaea alN1R Ase IA Esases.
N,en - 1netA1r EI1lss
A1pAlcA flem aalazI6. dnled July
1tsh, r'nlea t1at ~ hafk Wm. r. Bsss
gsunn1sa "a Nosfh EEil lasa niaha 7hs
saplais and llsu abnndsnsa ~ asa
ass nla. Ia pnai Il tnashinr ~ tlss
lnprnise and fass anpps.rinr. Sc
vii - aotai fo1. Sc IA 20 pElut on
bsard.
9E44NMEEE - CAPTAINS oxHna
We slrAtes CAPS Hannosk e u ~
Sc ID ims4. ~ liehfbouss haafiar
east - neTtt aheut twunfy mF1en ai1
t41t. Ser l1s fsa4 To- rfiot Atea
?. .. 90 psiss taak uf taa waa Ia aahA
Caps Hancock boEs norlheaat. diTfaut
ebput tuo and 3 h4ll maa8. while
wearing he nnip % gfeHa % Ebcfe. ths
a4ip'e sttfn stFaok and ne vessel aanna
fo2n4 en- Whet have ai1oe hard IA
called 10 1ofi1 srit q tlte mldd,e s1nds.
AeceR1t1g - ao1Erato eso1a heafinQs On
ny c18Kl fne Hhip'9 puHIflon then waE
ore nile dIHtaEt aud onl1lde ne baR. 1
immedlateiy bEneed he yards round 20
work her %. A. aDun IS TIE ship 1fruek
.he c9mmenead pgaDding ha1EiIf.
tneRe wAs q heavy gwall Cd,
hut 3 hznt wind. Ten mfnulas
after she struck ! sounded the
pampe and fouud fogR feet ~ water Is
he hold. Ths va ihumpina 90 heavily
fhat Il Was impofbie % stand npEiaa8
On deek. Ibs masts unfs ahskfna ri1-
lentiF, and he rigging falling. al e.
faFta 50 save Gh8 ahip WeFs eVidaMtlg
nseifs1, and 81 tha fife % TIE whole
crew was endanQered. I HaEs orders ta
eieeg away me beats. Hhe pors boat
e4ampe6 nIonQ5iae, I ioainz ne ship's
chFoD0msiera, nautioai instruments nnd
al ny personal edesta. All hands took
tha nlarboara boak the oniy boat left
seEviceabio, and abandnued tie sbip
aboHt b. m. We landed af Fort Canb1
aboBf SO, and G0a tie life b9aa and
cEou 20 60 baek % the ship With ne end
some of ny men 90 So Il ne oonld ave
ans 81 She ships effects We found the
ship Used - Wlnduafa. TIE aeas max
ing q clear breach sef haK. We coaId
Do nothi1e, ~ ~ turned. AZ day
light on sbe 1fth 81 shipia masts we're
gone b. ahe board AMI ne veessl break
lex up fast. AZ Y o.. Captain Elaval
having come down, teuk al handa %
tha tnR Uoiumbia % Astoria. The W.
b. Bgsse had then nearly Disappeared. 2
1he W. II. Bsase asiled from New
York February 18Th, With 3 cargo Of
rails, spikes. etc., Tor tha Oregon Rail
way and Navigation Company, 20 BE-
used on The Earminnton branch, noa
nndaf GenstFuglinn. Her cargo was
valued 81 SO 900, and vas no douht H.
sutsd, thonzh the ONCE IN Ibis city b
not advised e. % che fast. Her ownara
are Csptaln ". II. Basss AID associates.
and her vnine b between $4,000 and
$4,000. The los % tie iron viii prob
ably delay TIE eompIetieu Of the Ear
minRton branch. The Besas q wood,
aud vas buili e Bath, Maine, il 1878.
Her Dimensions are - follows Length,
1893 fest; beam, S2.2 feet: depth of
bold 206 feet. Hsr Registered tonnage
il 1927. The voagol waa enrveFed &C
Boston IL January, 1884, and was rated
Al. Her master, Captain Gibba, was On
his third voyage 10 Portland, and Il ae-
oounisd . very o0mpetent seaman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-27
xnK REGAxFA.

Yesterday morning good breeze vas
blowing. and the owners Of tbs boats
which had bsen sntsrea Tor She regatta
we're noti1sd 70 GET themselves In rsaai.
ness 70 sail she raos. By half.past ten
O'Clock the following boats we're IL line;
Lake's Adventures. Capt. doe Green's
Violet, Bndiona Brothers' Madoap,
HainoC' Lotus. and A. Hotties Lookout
Az eleven O'Clock the boats started
from the bnoy Of the coal wharf. ieas
tnQ one after another. The Lookout
started hrHt aud had The lead In round.
the Milton baoy. The Adventures al
vanesd. snd instead Of going 10 wind
ward. az luainQ, tried 30 sail between
che Lookout and che Mite buoy.
thereby foaline her AZ the hnish SIZE
sailing time 81 the boats was as follows.