Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08

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WAsHugros. Nov. -. 1855.
Tha mIssTsas Of ths White Hosss bad
4 eaist Esd unsssnafal, bui sxirsmelg
pIsaaans wesk d thai vhish elossd lass
sasusday. Tuesday shs attended, Ne
lunah given q her honol y Mrs.. Whit
neg, Is whlsh wsss siahtosu other ladies'.
On Wednesday Mrs. Cioysiand took
anlts 9 lomR waik, ssmewhst unusual
fur her. through the western part of fhs
altv. Not manY pnsple KesnRnixea her,
- her faee waa lightly veiled. She wore
4 long DARK gray ulster trimmed with
nfav far, and she usual high-aFowned
Tprnlean ha& On Tharedsy the Press
deDt ana Ms. Cleveland we're a. home
al dnv. dining e ! With Mra. CIeVoland's
mottss and loasin Boan Poison e.
anagls. The piees q rssfsfaacs a din-
ar was 3 z2-pound turkey, roasted h
the old Virginia way, and the game Was
vanfaon sent TIE President from West
Virginia By Ren4lenan who vas
membeg Of the kunting party ~ which
the President assisted about two months
AGO. Friday Mrs. Folsom, Who wanted
70 maks some purchases for Oak View,
called a enc White House foe her
dauahaar, and about o'clock they we're
ssen on Pennsylvania Aysnns shopping.
Mrs. Cloveiand was generally reeoR-
niEsd, bat not stared 81, nor dad she
assm 70 Be conscious that she vas OBJ
served at Ell. She looked extremely
veil % { Qfav tailoE-made cloth walking
saii, which lifted tie tall 1.-THE young
dRnrs beautifully, e. q enRht, for Is b z
/ neu arrival from Mrs.. Clevsiand'a Paris
ian dEsasmaker. The wrap vas q hand
come soal skin cost, and The head cover
Inc vas Q dainty little esrdial bonnet
with trimmings and ribbons 70 match.
Ths day though cold, Wa beautiful,
and every one rsmaFked upon Mrs.
Oieyalana'a bFiaht sparkling eyes and
animated appearances.
The annaai report Of WIN. L. Tren-
holm. Controller Of the CufTeacy, will
suazeai vAfioes amendments Of she ma
tionai bank laws. The report vii stats
that $3.50 national banks have been or
gani1ad, 81 which 285S are nov IN opog-
alton - these ia have been organized
daring lhs psst rear, With = capital Of
i f2i c. COO, TWanty-fouF banks vent
lnto voluntary liquidation during the
year, one failed. since shs beginning
Of the system y lst5 only ~ nstisnal
banks have faxed. OF theas - have
paid thelF ereaisoFs In full and . have
i naid inteFeSe, besides 10 Ia foil and Ave
Ia paFt. TIE contraction IN national
bmnk circulation during the year ex-
eeeas SIS Ca CO. The aggregates a.
posts IN the BANKS hRvs increased from
8E12. e10.c10 Ia January, 1866, 10 e1.I73,.
cc1Ce1 10 Octobsr. 1886, while loans and
discounts have risen from e5c90c9O1
a. the faFmef date 20 fl,4l3 Ce1,0cJ a.
the latter date. The specie held By the
national baaks IL 1866 vas SO cOOcc-1
ID OotobsF, 1876, il vas Only e6,cc1l.o.
while ID Jaly, 1885. Il vas $lII,0O00O
and Il row siE50o00e9.
Az interview obtained With Nathan
8chuieF, she New York crank, shows
Just why the claims Of this persistent
olliee-aeakef have been ignored By she
present Administration. Mr.. eohuleF
himself, aoahalesa uneonauiously, lee
the secret ous. When asked whether
be was married. be answered: No.
But ~ aoen as Cleveland gives me 20
aiti0n propose 10 settle down and mar
". I've COS my ere on ons or two, bus
OF coarse / won't mention any names.n
Zone OF tWofs Most men in this
part Of The country are content With
one. Even the Presidents Of The Unlted
States have shown their resp Of for
popular pFeiudiee 10 thia regard. Ia
the faFe instances where they have had
two wives they have married them one
at q time. OF run their matrimonial
teams tandem. and presumptively did
not Get their eyes on" a second while
she hrst yes living. II there was one
passage ID President Clevelana's mes.
sage 30 Congress last December more
severely pointed than anothar, Il was
that which dealt With the question Of
polygamy, and Mr.. schuler evidently
could not have drawn upon q dryer
spring fer any announcement Of his
purpose % We'd the lore or twos
women % whom be has " got bis eyes.n
TheFe VS. considerable GrumblinR
among The clerks Of the Penaion Once
because Commissioners Black refused 20
allog them % havs their months paw
before Thanksgiving Day In ali the
other departments Of the government
The time honoFed eustom Of paying OF
on Thankagtving eve vas observed, but
lilaek refused Il on the high moral and
legal Rrsnnd thas the Law prshibiks pay.
mant fuK esFwteea noe yea rendered, and
there vas naaEiy = week Fsmeipina in
The month. LENox.