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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-10
THE CRICKET MATCH.
H.B. VI. Fleet, 100: Honolulu" q. q. "a


The cricket match on Saturday at the
Makiki baseball grounds between team
picked from H. NJ. S. Triumph, Satellite
and Heroine and the Honolulu Cricket
Club resulted in a decided and we'll
earned victory for the visitors. The
playing of the Fleet team was very good
and thR fEr 5fgF 81 cricket than the focal
team evinced The honors of the day
were borne off by Captain Rose, whose
slow-paced, underarm bowling made sad
havoc among our batsmen. The batting
of Captain Rose, Lieut.. Gaisford, Bath
and Garforth was remarkably good.
In the local team the bowling of the
brothers Lishman and Whitney was
good, while WodehOuse, the catcher of
Honolulu b. B. Club, and Whitney of
the same club, the only baseballers in
the team, were the only batsmen who
made any stand against the visitors
bowling, and quite put to shame the To-
cal rivals of Lillywhite and Grace.
His Majesty the King, II. r. II. Prin-
cess Liliuokalani, His Excellency Gov
ernor Dominis and a large concourse Of
spectators, among whom were a large
proportion of the fair sex, watched the
progress OF the game with interest.
The result OF this match shows that
the Honolulu c. c. cannot expect to
compete with any team composed of real
cricketers unless they devote some little
time to practice between matches. The
following is the full score:
II. b. NJ. FLEET-FIRsT INNINGS.
G.. c. Bath, b. T. Lishman ............. 8
Lieut. Gaisford, b. T. Llshman ... %
Capt. Rose, c. L. Lishman, b. J. Lish-
man ..-...--..... ........-... $3.50. "a
NJ. S. Paisley, b. T. Lishman ........ /
Sub-Lieut. Grafton, b. T. Lishman .. 0
Lieut.. Garforth, b. T. Lishman. .-..... 0
Sub-Lieut. Brown. b. J. Lishman .....
II. A. Child, c. WOdehOuse, b. 7. Lish-
Carvicll, b. T. Lishman ............ 0
Rev; J.. E. s. Mason, C. Levey, b. J.
LlShnan ......-.-.. 4
Slayter, not out ..-.-..-...... .......-... .
SECOND INNINGS.
Bath, b. T. Lishman ................. 81
Gaisford, b. T. Lishman ..............- -
Rose, c. Creighton, b. MosSman .-......- 5
Paisley, b. Whitney Observation-Disclosures. 20
Grafton, b. Whitney ....-.....-.- o
Garforth, c. T. Lishman, b. Whitney 16
Brown, b. L. Lishman --..-.....-.-...... o
Child c. and b. T. Lishman ............ 3
Carvick, st. WOdehouSe ..... ..-..-.-.. 8
Mason, not out. .-.-.--. -..---.
Slayter c. Wodehouse, b. T. Lishman 10
Dyes, 1; leg byes, ..-...........-. 5
III
Grand total .............. 100
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Rand Concert.

The Royal Hawaiian Band will give d
concert this evening at Emma Square,
commencing at 80 O'Clock. The fol-
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bore dead Love unto his rrave,
Beneath willow, In Winters rain,
Where he might feel the branches wave,
And hear me II he woke again.
one w,thcred rose tree on his tomb
planted, so that, by and by,
II he should wake, the rose might bloom,
And should know, and hear him cry.
Idecked his breast with rosemary,
sIaid on his lips one violet,
That once he kissed; | think II he
should wake, he will not quite forget.
set crown about his brow,
The crown affection weaves and wears;
Az waking ne will hardly know,
fear, whose diadcm he shares.
Iplaced lily in his hand
Sceptre of his dead sovereignty;
Az waking, will he understand
Who placed II there, to bloom or dle7
I laid my heart, that for his sake
Remembers now no old sweet strain,
Close TO his ear; he, II he wake,
rerchancc may tune Its strings again.
II he should wake Till death he dead,
TIL life begin. and sleep be past,
Til on his breast he lay thy head,
Aud flowers begin to bleom at last
@ soul, remember! lest by thee
That unknown sweetness be forgot
Which now thou lookest for, and he
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-02-21

The famous Dead Sea of the West, Mono
Lake, situated in Mono County, California,
is thus described by a writer in the San
Francisco Chronicle Its water is SO strongly
impregnated with alkalies that the hand
held for a few minutes i'm IL will crack open
and the skin be eaten of. No living thing
exists in il, Enough IT is said that often,
after strong winds have blown across its
surface, there is a layer of worms several
feet wide on its leewsrd shore. 1t oleanses
cloth dipped in 1t almost instantly, and II
they ara not as speedily removed does
worse. Its shores are barren, bleak, and
lonely in the extreme, bordered by soil
that will grow nothing but the scrubbiest of
sage. brush. In the prosperous times of Bodie
steamer piled on the lake, but II is now
laid up in ordinary. The length of the lake
ia about thirty miles, and its greatest width
about eighteen miles. Seen from this mag
ni6cent point, surrounded by the great walks
of Bloody Canyon, it is one of the noblest
views on EARTH but at the same time it only
proves to one who has been about its shores
aud toiled across the deserted and sandy in
tsrval TO the welcome foot OF the Sierra, with
even no better way across than the Bloody
Canyon, that truly distance lends enchant-
meut to the VIEW"
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8eal estate agents.
JAMES II. MARI.

JAMES H. MARI,
u REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT,
9s6 street n. W., Washington, ID. q.
MONEY LOANED.-LOans of any amount made
on approved Real Estate security, and no delay will
occur on my part when loan Is accepted.
MONEY INVESTED.-An experience OF eight
years In the Real Estate business has given me such
knowledge OF the values OF property that persons
desiring TO loan money will ind II TO their advantage
TO call on me. When loans are made by me 1t Will
be my duty to see that taxes aud insurance are paid
and II desired Will collect the interest as 1t natures
without cost TO the party loaning.
PROPERTY S0LD.-Persons placing property in
my hands for sale may feel assured that their inter-
est will be protected 10 the best OF my ability. Each
piece OF property placed with me win be advertised
without cost to the owner provided the price asked
ID not excessive.
PROPERTY BOUGHT-Property- Owners desr-
ing 10 sell quickly, ana WILL for tnat purpose, offer
their property al bargain, may hnd purchaser by
addressing me-
PROPERTY EXCHANGED.--The exchanging OF
property Will form an important branch OF my bust
ness, aud Will receive my special attention.
HOUSES RENTED AND RENTS COLLECTED
My facilities for renting houses and collecting renH
are unsurpassed. Houses In my charge will be lib
orally advertised AZ my expense aud prompt remit
lance Will be made OF all rents collected.
FIRE Notwithstanding the Royal
Fire Insurance Company, whose assets S96 0O0,-
600, can confidently offer insurers absolute indem
nifty In case OF fire. This Company does not exact
sixty days in which TO pay a loss, but pays promptly
upon adjustment, and that without discount
JAMES II. MARI,
ocll-ly3 u.ate OF Duyall Marr.)
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2roposals.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

U. S. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., February 10, lsSd
SEALED PROPOSALS. Endorsed 'Proposais Is.
and r. Supplies" will be received at this office until
nooR March is. 1885, for supplies 10 be delivered At
Equipment Department OF the Navy Yard, Wash
ington, ID. O., namely: acquisitions No. 1855, Class
A, "Mount Savage Fire Bricks; ID, Holy Stones
soapstonc, Cotton Waste. etc.; I67, Common
Cuttings; lSs Lnseed and Sperm on, Tallow, ETC.;
A, Steel; b. Iron and Tin; III, Leather and Leather
Betting; lie, Glass a, Gas-House Coke; b,
Connelsyile Coke. To be awarded by classes
and acquisitions. Proposals must DC made fis
duplicate. and on onicial forms furnished
with schedules giving details) by this
or or regular dealers IN, the articles fhev oaer 10
SUPPLY The right Is reserved to reject any or all
bids and to waive defects. Responsible persons
must guarantee the prompt and faithful execution
OF contract, and the competency OF the guarantors
must be certified to before United States officer
THOMAS IL. LOCKER,
Pay Director, q. S. NJ, Navy Pay Agent.
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PROPOSALS. FOR BRICKS, CEMENT AND
Il SAND
OFFICE or BUILDING FOR STATE.
WAR Am My. nrrA un.ur.n.

OFFICE or BUILDING FOR SrATE
WAR, AND NAVY DEFARTMENIs
WASHINGTON, ID. o., February Is, 1850
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. for furnish.
ing and delivering each OF the following Kinds OF
maera at the site OF the west and centre winps OF
the Building for state, War and Navy Deaart-
ments, Ia this CITY, VIII be received AZ this once
until ~ A. on WEDNESDAY, March II, 1885, and
ders: -
LII 900. 900 best Red and Arch Bricks, and 1000
best Red Skew Back Bricks. N''''
5000 barrels Natural Hydraulic Cement, ana
81 800 cubic yards River Sand
Specifications, general Instructions TO bldders ana
bank forna OF proposal for any OF these materials
VIII be furnished TO regular manufacturers on deal
ers, GU application TO this oaice.
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY
iezl-sio Colonel, Corps OF Engineels
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PROPOSALS FOR IRoN-woRK.
OPTICS or BuILDIS0 ron STATE,
MAR Ann NAVY ppasA .,r.,.,,,,s,

WAR AND NAVY DEpAarAns,ls
WASHINGTON, ID. q, February 10, iss6.
SEALED PROPOSALS for Furnishing, delivering,
anu eIeollng ia place, the wrought aud casi-iron
work required for the done aud slyllpht OF the
man stairway OF west wing Of tue Building tor
STATE War, aud Navy departments. In thls cEJ, will
March, So, and opened immediately thereafter Ia
presence OF bidders. =
Specifications, general Instructions 20 bidders and
blank forms OF proposal viii be furnlahed 10 esiaL-
liahed manufacturers ON application 20 thls office
YlIOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
iefl-2t5 Col. Corps OF Epglneels
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-02-21

Al the drawing OF the Louisiana State Lottery ON
January ~, Houston struck bonanza. No. ,O,c5s
drew tho the third capital prize OF $4,000, and two
nfths OF the ticket We're sold here one.AIih was
held by j. G. hlelnfelder a Co. and the other by
Mr.. broetzman, who runs q lunch counter at the
other gentleman held nfLh that drew ~ 900.
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IN WEST INDIES.

The Atlas steamship Co. despatch their Magnificent
Main and Costa Rca, every alternate "Wednesday.
To the Haytian Pertsreturning ria Jamaica every al
ternate Friday Elegant saloon and state-room az
commodatOlls Situated amldships where the nlotion
is least perceptable Special Tourist tickets at % per
day, inclusive OF all charges Apply to PIN, Forwood
q Co, ~ State Street, New YORK.
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PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES.
US. NAVY PAY OFFICE,


WASHINGTON, ID. u, February 10, 1856
SEALED PROPOSALS, Endorsed "Proposais c..
aud n. supplies will bo received at this oice until
noon March ee, 1885, for supplies to be delivered al
Constructions Department OF the Navy Yard, Wash
iugton, ID. @, namely; Reauisiton No VI, steam
nest quality. no be awarded by requlsiilon Pro-
pOSdfs must ne made IA duplicate, and on oiiicia
forms furnished with schedules giving details by
this oilice. BidS received only nrro0l alan,lfdc.
trers oJ, regular dealers IN, the articles they
offer 10 supply" me right is reseryedlo reject any
or all bids aud TO wave defects. Responsible per-
sons must guarantee the prompt and faithful execu-
non OF contract, and the competency OF the guaran-
tors must he certified to before u. s. olicer
THOMAS fl. LOCKER,
fe2l-it Pay Director, U. S. N, Navy Pay Agent.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-02-21

HLieut. William H. Jacques, OF the Navy, has pub
llshed IN Putnams pamphlet series OF "Questlons OF
the Day" an instructive treatise on "Modern Armor
for National Defense"
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-02-21

Miss Blanche willis Howard, who u passing the
winter with her sister In Stuttgart. Germany, Is said
TO he engaged In writing new novel.
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Houston City lTssss Has Little nsnau,s.

An article ON Gen. Robert Il. Lee, written by the
late Alexander ii. stephens, will appear III the
SOuthsra Biroudc for February.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-02-21

Miss Maud llowe's new novel entitled "Atalania
In the SOUTH which Roberts Brothers publish, IL
said 10 be an outgrowth OF the authors experiences
at the New Orleans Exposition.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-02-21

2,2T9 Prizes amounting to. s522,5oO
Application for rates to clubs should be made only
to the ONCE of the Company In New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, giving full
address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders,
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Currency
by Express, all sums of IS and upwards at our e1-
p'''''" ' n. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-02-21

"Two Strokes OF the Bell" is the rather strange
title OF not embarrassing novel, with touch OF
sensationaism In It, written by Mr.. Charles Howard
Montague, and published by w, 1. Harris a Co., OF
Boston. Received from Anglim n Co.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-02-21

Mr. Dana says that "the agreement with Sherman,
II ratified by the Government at Washington-and
now that Lincoln was no more they had good reason
to expect that civilians would trucke to the will OF
good so.dier-would leave the defeated rebels in
absolute control OF the seeding States, masters OF
every State government, of every arsenal, Of the
militia, OF the tax-levyng and loan-raising power.
Not only would his gen. shermau's) rein
statement OF the rebel State governments In all
their constitutional powers prove an inseparable bar
to the Thirteenth Amendment, but by the nth ar
tloe of his monsrous agreement he expressly
guaranteed the Southern Shareholders In all the
rights Of property secured 10 them by the too indu-
gent Constitution OF the United States and by the
slave binding organic laws OF their respective Com
monwealths. No wonder that the Cabinet advisers
OF Mr.. Davis dwell with junction on the import OF
this incredible concession. They were TO keep,
them after ALL those human chattels whose posses
sion had long been acknowledged on both sides to be
the fatal seed OF irremedlable discord. They had
managed by their shrewd diplomacy TO annul the
call to freedom which Lincoln had put forth, and
which Grant mad countarsigned with victory.
| All OF them also perceived, no doubt, what Judge
Regan with less caution than his colleagues dlates
upon namely, that tue scheme OF reconstruction out
| lined In the Sherman convention would offer basis
| for demanding either that Federal Government
seould recognize the rebel debt, or should relieve
The citizens of seeding States from sharing the bur
den OF taxation needed to defray the cost OF placing
Union armies In the neld."
No publication that can remember has createc
more intense feeling amcng ex'Confcderates in
Congress and those out OF IL, who held high rank
than this. They are especially Indignant al the iu
pllcation thai they Intended to ask for any recogn
ton of the Southern war debt, or 10 avoid taxa
ton for any purpose Whatsoever. AIR. Reagan, who
ia alluded TO by name, IL In the present Congress
den. j. Il. Johnston IL living In this city. Ilearr
that he has not yet determined what he will sa,
about IT, or that he Will say anything. A gentleman
who maintains the closest relations with Gen, Sher
man and saw him a few hours after he had read IN,
article say he feels the attack upon hm very keenly
As he Yields facile and vigorous pen, he will de
fend hnself IN due time. lie intends 10 consul
solue trusted intiniates, however, before he take
any action. There Is much wonderment as to tn
purpose OF the suns article Just at this time In II
bitter arralgnnent OF GEN sherman, aud nobod
seems able 10 fath0m II.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-02-21

The apograph is not, as the name might seem to
suggest, newly invented instrument, but the title
OF a most admirable collection OF octave choruses,
sacred and secular sklfully arranged for the of
musical coeries. societies. conventions etc, by Paul
Lerrahn; 81. Oliver Diison Co., Boston.
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Yntteries.

We, the undersigned Banks ana Bankers, trtu
pay all Prizes drd,cn In The Louisiana State Lot
terfes ,chfch MAY be presented at our counters.
j. H. OGLESBY. Pres Louisiana Natl Bank.
q. H. KENNEDY, Pres. State National Bank.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-02-21

The Importance Of the Suns publication is in the
fact that at the time of this convention between
Gems. Sherman and Johnston the editor OF the sun
was Assistant Secretary of War, and held tho most
confidential relations with Mr.. Stanton. There is
no doubt but that the article REJECTS Mr. stanton's
views In regard to the terms Gen. Sherman made
with Gen. Johnston.
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"a bsesssn - SO h1gtkaEs. sd essh
zee1lE1d several 1en111l1s o71q 49,
Back AZ ahe hoaeI lhnh niRat thsrs US
mfaa 90stied enc anotheK ID the crowd,
and beth uandidafHa ahook hamds with
Democratg and ReEn hioana aiika. FOB
resepticn elosd with q grand break
down waltz
Thars 3 sonae sax here Of nominafinz
The Rev. Mr.. Taylor, father q BOB and
All. on the Prohibision ticket. and Mrs.
Tsylor. rs nother. a ne woman SAT
fEaEe platform. In shat event matters
Wuuld become ceHPlioatfd indeed.
Several dsys $50 81 Athens another
Which promises b become g rezalar
card Some one ALLUDED % i as the
War Of tie Ross. and the expression
vas pFompsiy caaght no By Ne crowd.
Il furnished tha proper eamrAien IN
sigma. AZ ones ne red rose became tbs
badge 81 he HapaA deans and he white
rosa she eEnblem Of Democracy. Il
spread like wilddEe, and within forty
eizhf hours thess historical decorations
were WoEn in resefes from one end 81
80 elNNAD - - 8AAAa4a - aA@44-aNa 49,
are flying she ooloFa Of their choice. So
Il b nov q doubls campaign. roses and
adde's. and all canOpisd over By the
best o. good fellowship and fratsEnal
rivalry.
An inei1onf lsst nlEht, While the two
brothers we're a. Bridgeport, illustrates
the spirit Of the canvass from the ma
tron's standpoint. They peFfoFmed e.
usual and vent arm IN arm 30 the same
bed. As they cana down 90 breakfast
this moFninR. tie hotel proprietor's
wife. q emilinR Old lady Of slxky ap.
preached them with q bnncA Of she
rival roses IN each baud and said;
'sColenel Bob and Colonel AT, I'm not
q politician, and don't knog any thing
about politics. but want yea 60 aocepl
these h0geRa because it makes my
mothers hears Rl8d 20 see two brother,
making 3 canvass against each other
and yet treating easb other IS lovinRly
as they tell me Yoa two do. LIST me see
you shake hands before yen 20.
They took the dlvers. shook hands 81
desired, and lanRhinRly took the train
for Iullahoma. where they spoke.
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NoTrCT.

A Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY eau
a tinned nos 20 treaaaGs upon the tol-
lowing described properly fruniing upon
is of The city of seattle Beginning Ct
the southeast corner Of lot Z section a
hip - north. range east thence
north Il ls-loo chains; thence WEST l6 15-loo
chains % the Government nleancer lthe
of klliot Bag thence southeasteriY along
said meandaF line Is ehatn8 % the south
west corner Of said lot : thence east
"a ticnlarly BIZ driving piles dcpositlnR
earth or stone. or IN any way lnterferins
with or ohstructing the natural arproach
b. the waters Of Elliot Bay 70 the VEST
ern or water front thereof without writ
ten perm esion from the undersigned.
FRANCIS W. JAMES.
Port Townsend. Oct IL lSS& ocladwim
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-04

ne nick and E1Esetea Nhonld netfAh 70 cal On
Tin ThepectaF has visited Tie hospitals 81
RaFupe and obtalned great deal q valuable
information WAfch BE Is oompetent 70 imp4ft
= thoss - need 81 Ais services. Oh. 0fbbcE
sill maka ne charge unless be e3ects z onra
Psssons cursd a hona. Gall Or write. Al
sommuuications alzlcsly confidential. Send
ten aniiaro fcE q paekaae Of medicine. ADJ
kFaas On. J. ". GTBBoN. Box Ia4gs San Fran
disco, 0nl Mantion Roa9-IHTREx1aKHcKR
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PROFESSIONAL
Or. n. b. L0NGIEr'RI''' ii

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neatly located In selftla
HAS, removed bis ofilrs 40 r.-.sa
. the coraer q Cherry and Thir,l -.
1T. Longakor makes spacsnliT "A ~.
eAsea Of the
Rye Ear and Throat
Treats private. chronic ana skin 49,.
removes fulnors and ulcars Vfiherf 49,.
q he use q Tie knifa,
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TsHR FIRM HRRRTOEoRR EXIST
~ fEg under fho nazne and el4ls q Wald
4 C4mp1 doing business u the city Of
aea1lie, W. h tbs dag dissolved b.
pnrchansd the eR4lKe interest of r. W.
Wai&.
AlIdebts ard liabilities of the lass frm
q Waid & Campbell have boa1 assumed
bF said Camphe1, an4 aH dcbla en9 -
counts ouiHF b said TN ere % Be- paid
. hfm. ~ ". WALD.
JANIS CAMPBELL.
Haaffia. w. r., Oct IS lNf. Baldwin
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DkXfkR A0RT0A 3 00.,
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sighk hil8 e sxchaars arAwn i sunua
q ga1 dlsacs e to1aon. sgas4hss 60.
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nandA 111eEa 80 o1noH Nslaael9 =
c. - sld $780, 5sunDu
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RANeooN, Nov. 3.-A deputation has
arrived bringing 4 letter OF submission
from powerful Khan chief and requess-
ing British assistance 10 clear the way
20 Mandalay OF DAcoits.
Commissioner OF Police Gleason and
twenty policemen we're surprised as
midnight on the KyenDWem river By
rebels and all ware murdered.
ThleViaG Marderera.
OoNsrANTENoPLs, Nov. IA band Of
100 brigands is raVaginR Salonioa and
have entered some Turkish villages and
murdered seven women and plgiaQed
and set Ere to houses. Government
urges travellers 10 take armed servants
with them.
Treableseme Diplomats.
TIRN0vA, New. 2.-Oount Starez inzki,
Austrian oonsai at Sofl8, while on his
way 60 this city vas seizsd b. brig9nds
and robbed Of hia money and uniform.
The Count demands that the aufh0ri-
ties take active steps for the capture
Of the hEigands.
Gen. Kanlbars has demanded salts
faction on behalf OF Russian subject,
who. be charges was unjustly dismissed
from the post Of legal ADVISER Of the
municipal government Of Sofia. IL is
said the Russian IN question vas eFi-
Rinally Nihilist. and was expell d from
Russia for completely In the murder Of
the late Czar.
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION
Carrying the Y. Q. Mall.


ONE OF TIE W. So -
z i. Cos steamers
(WashingtoR or kdithla
viii run sally between Iacolna and r.sGt
Townsend. leaving Tacoma upon arrival
az train and touching at Saag1le, Port
MaaiBons fsnrt Gamble. Port Au3loW and
Port Town.end. Returning laAVe Pcrt
Towasend every day lsxcept SusdHyl At !
SEaTTLE-wRATe0M ROUTE.
The steamer " X WERWlN viii
leave Seattle every sunday, fuasdaF anc
Rbur8dA3 evening 0cloox. for tfhatcon
calling at Mnkiisoo, Tuiallp, Coapayiiis
Oak HnEh0E. utaalady, Lac0nner. FidalRs
Anncor1aa Guamoa, HAmish, Fairhavsn
BallinRhAm and Sahomn.
Returning, viii leave Whatcom ever
Monday, wednesday and Friday even
lngz. 81 6 u'oieck. tor seattie. calling
infermediAte puiEta on tha way.
SEATTlE-SkAeiT RIVER ROUTE
The steamer DAIsE wln leave seattle
tar 4kagit river and WAy parts oTer3
Monday and THURSDAY. rtturnlaa Tuea
days and FridayA
For height and passage APPLY a. Cam
pany6 Office, on YoGleE Wharf. 0ron buart
tie boate Is the same wharf.
mr1-d 9EO. :. JACOBS. Soc'y.