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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
LOCAL OPTION.
The Campaign Closed in Winchester
Botn Sides Confident.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WINCHESTER, VA, September ii.
The local.option campaign in this city
has closed. Both sides appear conf
dent Of success. Much depends upon
the negro vote, which the friends OF
local option claim will be divided. Ser.
mons will be delivered in the different
churches tomorrow in advocacy Of the
movement. The Executive Committee
CT the Drys" claim to have majority
pledged to vote for their side, but the
prcponderance Of public opinion seems
to be in favor of the " Vets" A quiet
election is anticipated on Monday. A
large open-air meeting of " Drys" was
held tonight, and was addressed By
several ministers, among them Rev. Mr..
France, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
SENSATIONAL RUMOB.
President Cleveland Reported shot
Anxious Inquiries Resuls In
Nothing.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatoh,i


PROSPECT House, N. Y, Septem-
Der 1.-THE most astonishing incident
of a somewhat uneyentful day was the
receipt of several kilograms asking if
President Cleveland had really been
shot and if he was much hurt. Editor
Butler, of the Buffalo Neios, asked for
an immediate answer. From the West
ern Union office in New York came an
inquiry about the Presidents condition,
and this evening similar dispatch was
received from Plattsburg from DR..
Ward, who had reached that
point On his way home, in Albany.
As President Cleveland was in the en-
joyment of perfect health and no acct
dent had befallen him, Of course only
one answer could be made. What
puzzles the people here is how such a
rumor was set aAoat. 1t could hardly
have had its origin in this vicinity, for
no such absurd statements were sent
out from the telegraph-office at this inn,
and no dispatch Of such q tenor was
sent from the only other telegraph
Office in the neighborhood-that at
Paul Smiths, seventeen miles away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

Dion Boucicault says Of England :
az hate these internal iogs, the rain, and
cold. like America better than any
place In the world. The climsts salts
me, The people suit me, and ] en-
pleesod Is link / suit them. 2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

A gentleman In this city has received
Q letter from 9 friend near Shumans'
vile, in Caroline county, stating that
Dir. George Fuller, who lives in the vi
entity, While cut hunting Thursday shot
squirrel. The animal, bslpg only
0enafsd, son ~ ~ he1}1w II Z (res.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
O,d Defender. Of Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nd, September H..
The celebration Of the anniversary OF
the battle Of North Point, during the war
Of 1872, Il Of the past, and Will Dc
known - nora hy TIE defsuderg o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
THE DANVILLE FIRE.
DISASTROUS CONFEDERATION FRIDAY
NIGHT LOSS $4,000
RANCE S23,350.
The Serious Losses to the Manufacturing
Interests OF Danville-Was the
Old Nan Lost in
the Flamesl
correspondence of the Richmond dispatch

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
DANvIILE, VA, Sept. ii, 1856.
The losses by the FIRE last night are
az follows: worsbam's box-factory,
Sll.000; insurauce-Western, l,923
Imperial, sl,925. Ice fsctory-Loss
about $4,000 large part OF the
machinery saved insured in the West
EN-, Imperial, Phenix, Northern
Queen, Hartford, and Commercial
Union for $4,000 each, Germans
81, 500. Petersburg Savings AID In
surance 81, coo, Norwich Union 81 900.
The city loses all the electric-light
machinery, valued at $4,000. No in
surance, as companies would not write
risk. Active steps are now being
taken to replace the electric-light ma
cbinery AZ an early date.
Heidelbach's furniture-factory is a
total loss of perhaps s25, 900. No in
surance. The factories will all be re-
built at once.
A MYSTERY.
There is hardly doubt that old man
Middeaugh persisted in the flames,
though no trace Of bis remains have yet
been found. lie was under the inAu-
encc Of liquor, and went into the build
ing, where he slept on a cot in the
woik-room. 1t is probable that he
lighted q match and threw it in the
shavings, and was suffocated by the
smoke. lie came here in May last from
Toledo. Ohio, and has a son in Ohio
acknowledgements. He had thou
sand.dollar UnitedStates bond on his
person when last seen. A. L. Gerst's
building was burned loss, $i,000-in-
sured for $4,000. The total loss by
the fire is about $4,000; insurance,
$23, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
Another Trunk Mystery.

BY Telegraph 10 the DlBpatcn.I
TOLEDO, ONO, September ll.-This
forenoon trunk arrived by the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie road from Bellevue
which exhaled so horrible an odor
as to drive the baggage-man from his
post. 1t was placed on the platform,
and the police authorities notified.
Soon after its arrival Z. Wilson, who had
come from Bellevue on the Lake Shore
railroad, arrived with q dray, and pre-
scented a check for the trunk. He
was Immediately arrested, and the
trunk opened, when it was found
to contain the body of wo-
man packed in hay. Wilson aud
the trunk were then taken to the
police station, where tho coroner ex-
amined the body. 1t was that of a
woman Of about twenty, much ema-
ciated, and partly dressed in under
clothes of the finest quality. Wilson
is a school-teacher, of Ithica, Ohio,
and was last winter student of the
Toledo Medical College. lie is held on
the charge Of grave-rObbery. lie re-
fuses TO talk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
rARrNE IsrELLiGESCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT. II. 1855

&OtFA VI EAAAAAIuOA'Dg s5E@A l. q - ASSN'
ARRIVED.
Steamer Breakwater. Jenny, New York,
merchandise and passengers, George W.
Allen < Co., agents.
Steamer Wyoming, Pannilli Philadel-
phls, merchandise and Passengers, j. W.
McCRfrick, agent. ,,
steamer ARIEL Deyo, Norfolk, United
states mail, merchandise and passengers
l.. y. Tatum. agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Breabwater. Jenny, New YORK
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Alien
Z Co., agents. ,.
Schooner Franklin, Terry, Bridgeport
pig-iron 49,
Schooner @. A. &. Travis. Mitchell. Elk
town, Md, rid Bermuda Hundreds, poplar
wood; vessel Curtis & Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. SEPr. IL, 1850.
[By telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Roanoke. Couch. New York
and sailed'for West Point. ,. MI,
steamship Seneca, Walker, West Folnt.
and sailed for New YORK. Co.,. NH
schooner Ella NJ. Watts, stevens, hicn-
mond.
steamship Finance. Baker, Brazil tia ~.
Thomas merchandise, passengers ana
mails TO call AZ Z. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

NEW YoRK. September ti.-Cot,on-Ses
receipts. 80 bales; gross. 2iSI oales. u-
tuIesauiet; Gales. 1880 bales; ssptembss.
50. 0eats. OF october. ts.osas9os Nosem.
January. Se.a2ass. rs; February, 4e.Soa
ss'si: March, 50. ssas9.ss: APRIL ee.1eA
Ss.47; May. S9.slass.os; June, es.ssass.eA;
July. t9.1laSs.7a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. September IL. lsss.
OFFERISGa.
WHEAT.-Whlte. $50 bushels. Mixed
2.oi6 bushels. Red. 1854 bushels. Total
1850 bushels.
CORN.--White. 1884 bushels.
OATs.-S0 bushels.
RYE.-2O0 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Mixed, 1000 bushels good On
pfiyafe terms: ll6 bushels good ct 90 =
Red q 500 bushels very good LongbeFIy -
private terms: so bushels fair Lon&boryy
at s2c.; SIS bushels common TO good Short
berry at SO TO s2c.
CoRS.-White, SEQ bushels very good 1t
53c.
OATs.-Mixed, go bushels very good st
35c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
LATE WEATHER REPORT.
nv teleQraph TO the Dispatch. !

BY teItSIHpH 10 tIIo 7I'P1''OI'I
WASHINGTON, September III a.
M.-For trenty; tour hours commencing
at 7 A. N. Sunday, September liza =:
For Virginia, fair Weather, nearly sta
tionary temperature, Parable winds,
generally southresterly.
For North Carolina, South Caro-.
lima, and Georgia, fair heather, nearly
stationary temperature, variable rinds,
generally sOutherly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
boring Through the Earth's Crust.
IBy telegra oh to the Dispatch,i

WASHINGTON, September H.
Twenty or more letters have been re-
ceived at the geological survey from
different parts Of the country making
suggestions and offering advice with re-
gard to the prevention Of earthquakes.
One Of the latest proposes that holes
be bored through the esrth's crust TO
give the destructive gases an outlet.
The writer is as yet unknown to fame.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
YooIArc FOR cLAssIFICArIOS

TAYING REMOVED TO THAT
III large and conveniently located rest
oeBee No. 40i North Eleventh street, 1 oes
,save 10 announce that will be prepared.
after the 18th instant, 10 ACCOMMODATE
those desiring BOARD. Terms moderate.
"a I2-It. Miss LIZZIE APPERsON.
DECEIyER'S SALE OF BALANCE
Nor arOCK OF BOOTS. SHOES, STORE
FIXTUkES, IRON SAFE. &C., AT AUG
TON ON
TUESDAY. sErrEaBER lAru.
at Iox o'clock, at store No. ll9 east Broad
street. The entire stock. &C.. must 30 soid
Deslers particularly requested 70 attend.
ROBERT q. SCOTT focolvey.
JANxs MAcpouaALis salesman e y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
SAILS REPORTED TO SECRETARY,
COTTON REPORT.

Market nominal.
QUOTATIONS.
GOOD hIDDL1NG.-S ll.l6c.
HDnLIHG. % 3-l6c.
Low NIDDLING.-s 1879.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

SEW YonA .rOck MAMkss,

AEW YOHA sIeNa MAsSoRas
NEW YORK, September line 49, 49,
yious day this week. and there ives ~ 49,
o, active trading The statement ~ ~
New York Central. which was spec'n ~
vofable helped 10 produce this TesufH 49, 49,
10y The successful settlement OF the ott99zs~
ties under discussion ut Chicago ends
rcwed purchasing for account o. Cnps<S
people and London. chattan0ogs wen VIZ
weak al the close; the opening VS. 49,
but strong. nrst prices genersIiy snsu
advances OF saL. Omaha was up q. auo
Missouri Pacific was down y. lfadinY ~
firm but quiet until sfter IL O'Clock. wne1
buying gathered fUrce over the whole Ivy
especially IN st Paul and CansSa sou.n.
EN-. Later the market settled down ~ tuS
usual duinsss. but remained fifm until me
clOse ~ or near the best priese OF tne neys
Everything on the active hst 10 higher 20
nlght. bot for fractional anioun's ssiess
leo, 0f0 kharss
Noon.- STOCKS quiet and nrm. Money.
5a6 per cent. Excnange-lon2, $slts&sSs
short 4s4LR4S4N. 6oNefDmepeduil
ktsH,nG.-Lxcnange. fsIk. Money, ~
9 per cent. snb-rreasury oalsnces-tSoios
erDments dun; Z per cents, 126'4: oox
cents l0oti bid. state bonds dull.
AshSma-Class A. 70 s.....,..................lo6H
X. SIS. sfl au-....,. ........lcJ
SeOigle
Georgia "a. mortgage. .............( asked)l1S
North Carolina consOl es..................'...i2J
North Carolina 4e,...........-.a........... ssH
South Carolina Brown con..........-,...."..loS
Tennessee settlement 3s.-.................. -
Virginia
NlKlnA oe11
Chesapeake and ohiO
Chicago and NOIthwestern-..............
Chicago and Northwestern preferred.-lsiH
fflc. ..sss..s"
East Tennessee kailroad......,.......-...... 49,.
Lave SlDfe. octa
louisville and Nash 4s,&
Memphis and Charieston-............... $50
mobile and Ohlo.............. 1914
Nashville aud Chattanooga. eJH
New orleans Pacific Let MORTGAGE. 73x
New York Central
Norfolk and Western preferred ............ AZ
Northern zor1
Northern Pacific preforred.-.................. "
Pacific SIX
fsf al A fV4
Richmond and lleghany--.....-........ ~
Richmond aud Danvtlle .......,.........,..-1lO
Richmond and West Point Terminal. 20
Rock Island
ST. soIe
ST. Paul prcferrfd......,
leAa6 IRclDc-... ia
Union ot14
Wabash Pacific preferred...."...,........
rst9rn Union osk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
Attsmpt 10 Rlow Vp a sIgnaI-staion

10y VeItsTWIIII 70 V1Io l7I'I'E'7II'I
CHICAGO, September ll.-An at
tempt was made last night to blow up
one Of the signal-statiOns Of tho Lake
Shore road at the intersection of the
main track and the stock-yard track.
The attempt was so far successful as to
cause several thousand dollars damage
and disable for a time the working of
the machinery by which the switches,
signals, and gates for long distance
along the line are turned. The operator
of signals was in the station at the
time, but was alarmed by the smoke
which filled his room and ran ont just
before the explosion and was unhurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
Alexander Did Not Inteud 10 Execute
The Revolutionary Leaders.


by AnglO-American cable 10 the Dispatch
BERLIN, September 1.-THE North
German Gazette pronounces untrue the
statement attributed to Prince AleXan-
der and extensively published here,
that one of the reasons for his abdica-
ton was the fact that all the members
Of the Triple Alliance forbade him to
carry out the intention be had formed
of executing the leaders in the coup
d'etat. The Gazette denies that the
Prince resolved upon any executions,
and SAYS the Powers advised him, in
the interest Of peace, not to allow any
executions to be inflicted, for the rea-
son that if he permitted them he would
incur the danger Of retaliation if fresh
political outbreak, which was possible,
and even imminent, should occur.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
NORFOIK PEANUT nA1kkxs
fRaported for the Dispatch.l

NonyoLx. September il.-Maskst Quts1.
No ,ales for several days o. any sonee-
dsx Prime sas35e, nneY, e; spnHenD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12


That q stern chase is long one was
never better illustrated than in that
twenty-mile run. For about twenty
minutes the Galatea held her own with
the sloop, but after that she was prac-
tically out Of the race, for the May
flower was leading her nearly mile
when half the distance to the outer
mark Was covered.
Steamboat captains regarded past
warnings, and kept we'll away. The
schooners Dsuntlsss, Tidal Wave, Crest,
and Miranda, and the sloops Beatrice
and Priscilla, accompanied the racers.
The performance Of the Priscilla was
looked forward to with interest, for she
came out in fighting trim, and although
she crossed to westward Of the light
ship, she started on about even terms
with the Mayfower.
PAT 1880 the outer mark hove in
sight, and in half an hour . feet OF
steamers, numbering thirteen in all,
had gathered around it to await the
yachts. The wind had fallen light, and
had csnted . point to westward.
TURNING THE OUTER MARK.
Down cams the trio like white-winged
birds on the wing. The Mayaower's
balloon jib-topsail came in at l;4l;30
four minutes later In came her spin
maker, and ct 1:53 she gibed to port,
and came for tho mark, close hauled
on the starboard tack, lufiing grandly
around il . few minutes later. A
serenads Of steam-whistlss greeted the
pride Of Boston as she began her wind
ward work, with . lead Of nearly
mile.
The Galatsa gibed At 1890, having
doussd her spinnaksr three minutes DO
! fore. The tins q rounding TIA. outs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
J las 20, IufptDIIHt sIchly Htc
Wool firm. Pork very
slO.75 for old. sll.50asll.75 for
dies dull and nominal. Lard
v esiern steam, spot aud Septem
$500. Freighis steady
OISCiNNArA

CISCISNATI September lI.-Flour steady.
" heat weaker; No. 2, red, Use Corn steady;
No. 2, mixed, 4Ihs42c. Oats quiet aud
slesdv; No. mixed, 274c. Pork nfm At
slO75 Lard higher at s7as7.l2f. Bulk
meals strong; short. rihss725. Bacon iirm
and uuchs nged. Whlskey hrm at Sl.lO.
sugar steady. Hogs frn; common and
lgnt 81. s0as4.65; packing and butcheu'.
s4.45aS4 50.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-01


IEs1s.s tsi e rs - iit Cry Cess
snons anone - bn Ihs pas
ol sks hlrh leasns asnenea rsp
81 aEs Earih I'll uiass VIA tha Esastg
q "a foar-E ftAs q ~ psop.s e
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meala a. naaA b nasRaas ne evils q
- isns1 frsea a fait cppeE an'tg e
go - ssazl6esl ~ fals telsf = aos
aNafds ana the rsss Is Wlll b Wste1ed
uiih an1ioas infafsut - ~ psope.
UaeE ~ sfdiaases a 1assd, -
nsn for lbs asls Il aleohola Hgaoza
i tIasea q 500 pr rsas sd iss 81
ssnss ~ ~ slls e nah Hq9ofs =
e18 o. ysaE Il = farfhsE prsyiasd
fhsf 80 sIcsnsa sail s. isssed sof ~
p1rls1 sha1 ozs ysaF. sd shaa ~ efdi
nanss shali 80 90 into sness aalSl -
ssmtsT 81. fa Bssh q fhfsa pfgsis-
los ars insL 1ks fermss I'll pseysnt
irfsapea6ibis pag4oaa q q mixrasasy
shafaessr from tsssring she business.
and ne Iailef aisss anp Sc nstlss - AZ
asaisss Ia inaexisa "a iiqaofa q ~
snssessd iax sbinh VII - rsasiFsd d
fheu. Ihsrs san nou - raissd 20 $50
sry - ltat uhish aesre5 tns Fapsai q
tbs ngnt hlah isssnss ostinanss. Deal.
sss va Do noi desire - ~ the u
cssassd lisenas havs soalasns time 10
whfch % uind 60 ihefr basisssa ard re
flzs. and ihoaa 40 sxpeai . eonlinse
IL bnaasas ana - Gay tks inszaased
llssnas havo iime IL which % ahADe
thaiF STARS acoordinels.
Donhalsas deiernainsd eIsrt vii BE-
made % indass ths ineoming Council
- rspsaI 10 ordinance before Il shall
take saask Ihess 4 Iitls probability.
housssg. tbas the eaogt VII sueoesd.
Ihs ordiuaBca - unaaestianabig has
ne aoppost Of = vAa majority q ths
poopls tAai Il siil b allowed - ruuain
"a ~ siataie bsoks. - passaes i
masksa viospry % tie ssbsr aud rspa,
table sismsnis ~ shs population over
ne soffhleas. iFrsap1asiois and tran
slant Glasses; isa dsleas would Be- . VI.
nmDh sor ihs sane Wis elements vhloh
are aergisvsd - iis passage.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-01


TuE hkNp saw. rha SaQiaAw vallev
and Hnrou shore miii aen have fsaaht
very aus "a tke band saa aafii reopntiv.
1hey have been pnEisstiy uiliinR % 81
their efelhsen On TIE other stare. ana
q Ne interior 81 tie state, bios ia ali
Tie money tkey cheese aeAi0ai expesi.
ments ID iamfser manRfauiure. ana ses
al s1e glory theY osufd oal of it Bat
rev thsy have coma - she aanclrsian
thet iam9e manafactare 81 band saS
ina b . paAso9 beYand tha e1 perinentsl
tieEe. and teey ara al 4 ifiaa ID share
- RtVe u q ueicoaa. fna band sac
aorass - ~ 8 tiMa when Il san't che
ehlaf end % : miA man 10 siaah ~ tAs
greatest possible qaaniity AZ ssW ioea
ts1afdless % eveFytbiaz els. AZ "a
AifeaA sAWmtii nisa saxs; Il aaa8
care Il ~ eant depaaa aa aasitnz
mere thae Aaltp feet e sneh 4 matter
. DAY % ne band ste. Tee kiud e 4
aaN ihat ] want Is ihe enc tAss can est
eaulN faef q iambef eat ~ "a 90 test
e iaes. and thai u iasl abeat uhat aay
band 4 doina % eoQa aa7s. AID pnssty
tQmReFl WA9s sts pEas9ier than a.
aeapalWatm she assa % teach me
WISE ! sAs boy ia tta lllie ssa ssAafi
hcuae dawn IN MAine. Il lsAvas ths
lnasesE slnoalh. aud Ua aEis aAw mAfAs
are lefs. ezltere iamtsf 4eil name.
teetatad "a band sAa Wtli 1aahie sas
tAeA @thie sikieeath % "a iach. 81
goa ~ - ESQ cut ear haaFls righs
DOVE e A. ioeN ard saall pie4se oa4 cas
t0mef4 - , eFiAssst Eani asfzaas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-01
TINS sKArTER AaKK smoRK AAp
EAsrEEs.

The foEE iNxEL4xuNEun& pablis1ea
this n.ornine : statement o. ihs rgsouF-
e. and ospAbllitiss o. TIE ooaatrv
frihusaFy d ne saatsla. Laks shore 4
EansrB Raflusg. shs baiidinR q which
nay hs rteassed sa assassd. Thn SAFE
mank whish il every Fsapset i ander
rAihar sh4a esef ~ truth, sps4ks vol
ames Cor ne unritallod sesoasoes -
King u0uutg. Tia Rad oannoi 1an 70
pay han6samesY fFom the bsginninrl
end with The rapid dsseiopmsut q tae
sountry whioA y sure 10 foiIow iis con
narnssioa, IL viii saan dastlop into oao
q ths beet pAyine plsoes q rad IN The
unlisd slaseA
Ths pespis q Seattle can ven afford
% csngraluisso thenselves upon It's
psospees mes opsnine befora them. Net
for many years hass the prospects 81
our ely been 20 bright and never hase
they bsan brighter. 1he Seattle, Lake
Shore 4 EAatern viii saaks tributary q
noatilo lhs nasnlheant eoaatFy which
q opana 10 Ne World and which viii ID a
rev years seaport a population tie
maanltudo q ehioh 4 voa.d b foily %
altempt % pFedloi.
Oae question. Wbiaa has aeisaied he
minds Of many oitizans Of Washington
Territory, viii b. forever sei a rtss b
te bnildinR a. ibis road. Il sill %
longer Be- 4 MATER AZ aonbt. even 10 tie
minds 81 he eRsmies o. seattle. thal
ahe vii Fetaln her position as the IN.
qasssioesd msiropslis Of washinxtoa
Territory.
TIE proiaoisrs 81 the new line Be- Z
carried o. theiF voIk - qaie4ly and an
ostaniaiiously ~ many are doubtless
surprised i the saecsss which ihey hav,
achieved. They have, from the beein.
ming discouraged aay pahlloatina d
thslr plans, and the press of seattla Ia
slthoai exseption. ssereed 20 their
wishes Nos. however. ihe saoocsa q
ths project Is 80 well assured that thars
b 20 longer nesd u silence.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-01

The rapors u Mayer NesieE. which il
pabllshed this u ruling. ahoal1 Be Fsaa
b ~ tax,paysss and eiilsanA Il l. .
PLATA aaa eoeeiss statement Of she op-
srati0as q Ne city Rotasnmsnt during
ne pest ysas. and Il Affords a. exoellenl
iaea q the pass Aad pre.ent Of SeGtlie
and q IL future prospects. Fbouzh
not - elaborate as nAsy whioh have
pseceapd q, the vFesens re oft contains
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d q worthy q an alaantxa narnaal.
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Methodist Protestant Church. Second
street, corner Of Madison. Rev. clark
DAVIS. PASTOR -Seryioea af II q. N, con-
Quoted by the pastor. Chu Oh closed IN
the evening. Sabb4t school tmme1iate-
" after morDIng service.
First BApiist Church. Fourth street.
ash0al at l2.S0 p. M young peoplesmeet-
ing &c $50 ,. N.
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Estrayed or Stolen.

II tGHT BAY MARI BETWEEN
IL 5 and 8 years cd II or I2 hAuds hizh,
snstt name aac fore eek elm long TAI /;
branded On fare ahoalder. VERY ii.sht
limb d had shoes en- Whan esf rFs.d
about Jay list any csc fading 40 xa
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~ DEL xsrins same af ny Er0cery sierra.
corner Third aud srrinE sfroata
JF&a1N&w TdO- LYLE
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NJ. 4acoh. ear rasifstta Minister 8
ColoWhis. = deltEhlsa sab beReta. He
save &eGt a 4 a ciiy asia esfsAsF heat
nee esd Alth0rah ne ifeaNat = flaU
~ pane Use sd4eR tes easf - IS ais &
81 sFanepeftslsea % she eseks u msn.
einaast sscfs sell to-2a fam8f AAs aas.
Toe natives wenia stsai kwpHss nvN
cents tat esn - tFasisa alsA SO 90
- mssseeeexA
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H0TEL P0R SALE

AT SLAUGHTER. KING COUNTY.
- fha bUlninE IL heW location and
~ lnes4 sSo1. Ne4son for selling. SiCE.
- pssgenla ne astrndlnx 70 the bsi
y LARD. - sl@u3 htaF. o. a. the hotel.
1y41iWzw MRS SARAH sINPSUN.
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Treasurer's Notice.

TNHE TREASURER OF KING coUN-
IL ~ viii pay. on presentation, al out
standing warrants drawn on the county
and including Ne. li55 OF The February
term, 1885. No interest Will be allowed
on said warrants after fhia date.
GEO. d. HILL, Treasurer.
Once cf County Treasurer, Seattle,
July a. 1876.
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1Aa HFcqit iofa 80 the hi2h aFS s6ioans
n Mes Vera afe ts0ehied e44h ladies'
uae casNe IA e - tkr piesurss ID -
tftfeFse Win Trade. faF tlany ntisussn
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~ ems ~ teetF FAIR AeqA4iasasses A.
Ffeeest CQ1ee4e ensiy i fas kszsa t3aua
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except a eeFsaaa A0ass. hal thng hs-
Hteee the d,eFseePoss s. psFssaaeilasis
thal q Is Alna1zt lusf1salh.e 70 ref0ras
tha saie.