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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

1sx tasfR 49, eovsfus sh'u
Dno1s 3ues noseessu Rssfas assstsssy
or 10 sesuuf ohases soets - To-
Ov~sea 4 On3sfoeasa fosd 6Grs1sfsse
sfi sAsp~s~oas ~ pn4oss IN to ssr&tsea
- zoe assy shyvs ssued had - - ssfn
- b. se~susog 70 Resssas3, Ofe90n. o.
- 80 - Oe1ss.
- sssaess<s Srsssy - ottawa
OrrAwA. usssA ~ la she house OF
ssunocs. tAts afsssroos. Msosetef Of
1assscs fhoupsee tnss11ss q . bili 70
rAsify tAs tss-stes tsssss.
oess<sess resovDe1.
Uuau, n .rch - -fbs sentesces OF
= ssss- bsrrse. UBsieo and Hsycsn 70
81 nonsns' smtsssso msus uco<s W.
o. n1es scs, usrs confirmed upsn sppssi
tsdsy.
sseesssss 70 his Tsthev.
Exv Yoxs, Msrca q -Hsnsy BefRh,
SOS Of toe i,se H~us, B~ssb. has been
ssssssd prs ssdens Of sse eo~tssy foS the
Prsvs1issn Of Gro isy 20 Aninsis-
ssx oe0srsess vsseS.
Ssu FssscssCo. March z.-fhis a.
tsspo0n JoEn A. Benson. ex s1TyeSos
aas alleged -ocspssssos. died ssx deunr
rsrs 70 . siHslas p1Gber OF indsefmsnss
pesdsnz against him IN she dsstrsct
cosft. All STE dem1rrsfs cover about
shs evoend that tbe irdscsmens - r0e scs
neiect 10 Lag oecsase the coaots Do ncs
ehss0s On c6erse Of any hiad against
tbs Uosted states os the laws sbesecf.
tor d. the, chsfzs sLy sct which 70
made misdsmeanos. felony or crime by
tbs tDyt~d sgsses
psisee s0eev Uesl In Baif.
sax Fsassz.co, Msroa q - OMsey
dsrsingsos WAS held ia $500 bah TO-
day On charge OF assauifinz 10 mar
der rnotnss kdvsFas. the kackusn
whom be sbst several vseks sincs, mis-
taking hifa for fsof cad.
Cassssrs . aspsbIleaaa.
sas FEsScrsco. March q. - The
spssfsl committee sppeinted b. the Re
pabiieSu State Central Commitsee 30
consider the plsn Of s-iscstna delegates
to toe ssx Republican stats eonventioo
decided to srratgs thas IN open
primary esectiou be held tue del
ess.ss 20 be elected BY vote in
cash assembly distfiot instead Of pre-
ciucts. The representation 10 10 be
b sei on The vote for B,aine. ems dele
ssis TOR every go votes. The prim aries
tAhs plaos IL ths latter part Of April.
VIII 81 the Late Prenier Ctbssa.
sAs FsascIsco. March 8.-F. H.
Hsyssidsn. sos-iu Lag OF the late Pre-
msef 6iosnn, and secretary q the tosrd
Of health Of Hansius1. Who arrived
a dy or two ago from tie
Hawaiian islands. Is here 20 probate
the vii Of the late premi,r. The estate
10 roashiy estimated ~ $4,000. The
property o. insists Of the Island Of
Lssai. two hundred square mi!ss. and
u, eco sheep.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

CAI.1oal. Cal, March 23.-foaey
vhsn toe Cslisiags STAKE VAS tnirssSo
miles froto hete, the driver sas osd-fed
BY a nan on tbs roadside 10 throw
Wells, Ergo 4 Compsny's treasure uox
60 the eroand. whion be did. he so5.
Der had on a nanr sack for tassk aud
wors elae ovetslIs aud carried y WI.
chester ride. leo stage "a seaacrs wsre
not mol. sted. The eex ~ss Z and
near the read soon liter with the toy
bfcksn IN. Tue robbie. soc a sm.li
amouns If aauuey and as;hit x else. de
was ev,d, nifty after The coin teat vent
up 10 tue mine sestsEdsy W he used 90
nav ca,. bat be vas a day leo late.
Parties ars out 10 kine after the fobosf
TIE opinion prevails tere that sogne
bsdy so LsAe caui ty. wbo knes hHt
the uopey for the Inc vas sxesetfd
cor United the robbery. A reward OF
l0oo has been offered.
The mex,esa loan Completed.
Bratls, Mtf b - - l. ~. ios she
Nee A.HieAn lean Of $4,000, % hsys
beet siassd.
We ssase ter the Qaeen.
Rons March Is --Cosei Pas. kre
HUI ber,'. tfss . 8. q sssng. nss geGs
20 y etvses 10 zee m q larn Sieteos
Gu behalf Of tbs roy fstn.iy.
Va,ussis sup pessiss.
IexpcS. Ma Cd ss.-fhe queen hss
dons e. &C y xette LlSa 20 70 eomprs-
ed far Ia tee Clyde regatta.
Rssep,Ism to Commander sea.
DA.fos. Marsa sS-uves ta-e- hae-
ised rss q ents xef. rvpresessra esfe ia
~. ttsrpsirp stsea bt the posts ~ she
QEAua Aray " the H. pee.ie 20 General
John 4. kss. Their eenmsadzs "a chief.
s.ata~xrr tseetss
pAsrx, Gsrca 5 -- TIE saart Of iBaai
Nv ag,sein ed to capsitss the ease Of
tseptsal Healausrs vac taruelfy cea-
st,satsa tegss. asreFsi u auiSGesr Sc
rived "a Prs thsz sssnins 8 o'oleck,
and sfoxs 70 tie aossl I.sESrc, lie sNs
ch,ersi by The qs0p!e ah alens The
route.
esiisf for ttsessFtas ssaerefs-
vlsssA. Msrvh - The HnrsAsisn
niuislst os paaits ~stss as arrived &
CxsbA 10 a'ieu5 the tr!sf OF TOE -
. .rs u tue 4 ss.sd di.tgseas. lite eaa
rsFer hss given $500 b. start : gaat0
rxlsf fa~d. Tee - mes rtSss g. 5e
Slf6ttV EkAAtEfAfHfNt 49, fbftA &iA+T
yiilazsa LIE rsr % a. ntss \ hks IN
n.a ted .ix stlisSes h. o~tsobets. ne.f
ressh.
snsaasisa fer rTtsee Ssfataxsa.
sastA. NArsa 81 frse fescsas 5
ard Is tHsE. fUncrss C2Ssse4sire
s,attps sar Easnthai e3sy. A esssa
rnssesra a. the ssstica - ~tfnfss tbs
arparsarr, and fsi4cr fertinsEd VS.
etvrn an esthHss&siie rrkcriiaa. A
nnmtef e ladies 80 ssnsea D 2zst
g. frlne~ss Cisas1ntitsf.
Sasas Fsesxss yzsss Prepared
s.x Fnsxc1sge, Marss = 80 sssissasl
C-nv,,.l ssishs AgW1s ;, q. faiaaa, %
sss Sar,erre Pas Sc Fese. "a esvs
IN IN tis ritv go ses gss1 frw dsys,
has sa-eesS'sa "a essFutrI rrs
srstett tessii tszs sia spsss estSesc
Ne Frasslssa. SAB je-s. steesse
I.S,t,at Msfysss . sos ustEsH1.
a. a ns5ess oa n Nor sste iAsise slae
ara a. hruaeh<@ estSsen fs~eS sad
Mad e ts,~susssss also 20 Eai1ss 90 Re
MaptxuA rstzc ga iS~s Tie ~r<fs'n
riAs.sssss4t,ca - ~ - csH =, - Z - lhis
.s~NFs ire rates siii ssa-s sss'' b<t@Nfu
- issrtrla Sc S.snai sosT sHa
eastern cisse& fes - sss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24
How aDyingChild
Was Saved !!

eDxnA sssusrr~ GO. fsn. asix n hz-
III to'A'~'ns 10 a true a.,nogn. II what FvIr
q 4 has isns foe our lirsss .sssnssr. Hsrsl.
fss~ 'cur yesrs Oil when u vnasshs OH
hHnr srysa-~ie GO hes heel psscn slowly grew
tssrsr. sfee family physician sbsaxhs u sas
sss~i ~ ria,@ ~ hrSsssr xiAss on n.ssfss
tes fail~a e. ertns anything 20 HIGHT The
esis< escsDs ses-s1ef ali ils tire ss>saIas 30
irss trs nss Of her irS. All tE4liy azsit walk.
"a snftr~sy. Ire nlNtdis nazrY ani thumb
al sshsr hand t-uArs~ sxsisrqri ths aaan 10.
sssiias hard. fise hsg iafnfs nec<sss irvsiv.
"a - that when sesensec> Frsosshs o.! ere
s1k M stsat. having ie~s The n<e u lee
ard srr:l- f4-tiAl curvature cg tie .psns ala,
foscs~1 IRE nerryas syssetl WAS xr~k~..
rsu>rAss cslusrscsr-t sai shers was synerai
ssstins 1t ssSS szs u.z-c.e A. s4Shs<-en
Esxths u sss sire wzs slaos-s sBssss TIE
ssssasas II prsa;nens physkaan u So
ss kxSx- tsas S; he ens ~ sen tslnlhs 10
hsc i~ansasi b ssseA .-sFes tas sss 49, u
tyfrs ccsSsEios. Tais vas In xgzil !ess
Ss sonk ne c.Ia ASss Hos xnSssnx ~nss
ss "a II TITS 9resssfai dilemma re r~rs
ever f~sSukse,. - sssessss - try ~oue n.ns,
- u s~tsTs SrSCEysc. wshsh -s la sExf
ssf1Ss 3 as2s 81 Der tSksE - .ss cnsnrs
a. - esSt>s il her symgtEssS Ne ksp1 t.
- ansa hsVs daSse ~ - tAas dsv. azs3 wgsl
ks-S = IT. Il ths Ls-d ellis. fss a.sny .ssss
9. ssn.. nS Il E<s brSsxas or ssytas sss3
q r. q sxsx a. ssFsussA Assi naalsA Ssxaa.
To ssss-sa Do ~ her oiss-sE s.ss sezszxps 30
sNss ssaL So 10 kaas D. ~kla Essvshsra
ssr s.sa.EE AM nsezAs-ssCiy esqs saxs~i
ssAy a. 80 l. u.1sE 4 t-srn.e ,.f~esfsst -.s-
% s1GsEssss esisA Sa1zzk. va xsse q L.
eFsass year ssssts>aaAa,s af p<oas at Dc
sssSs o. a D q cay ssaes sn1 VI sss Ss
ssss ssx a sofs p<sse % west ss sssss
yea. teoss 80 ri - 90 laakA
xas.y sszsk
na& 8. sxtsI
assEssAx Z eSux
Tsss,ss % saao1 al Ssfs pss-zses sraS>6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24
PURSE SEiNES.

TUE BkSr SKILLED sxfFFEEs OF
L S3sso--:<r 81 80 Ell Ia j. ana -
ssaH eurs-is-. - al sAs fsstes iHszecFszasus-
- sIsEsst II ~ ssssss ga fe-rnzn T.
b aso rax s~psrszsat ,~g.y1r- - axfsaz-
~ n s.zs "a sssr-s g. Ed 80 sS4 we {
g. sAs tnts ssr Mr.. ss@xe va - 2s1 b = g.
n7sesses Y srse s~sr-s tus ks - e. a tAss
eszEf' y-szs feazfer xzsi e-sf e-s-s VIA a.
s1sr sss Sss as FEfzz Cesss So so-s - .
ss-Ts q Mr. Re- ~ Va @s.lt Ezrz-sT
Efa sh5s 9 = a.azy ssz EsfE A. E.ss fst2s -
steg kzeF taas g. a.sk~. 10y fsss sksrsEssS
8, lsv uug - stsssz3sa q Esssss zsA . .sz.
= pur-@ & & ~ sztsas-
gL CCssTzk kET rxSE 90.
s'rn @~<r. Ma
fssst1z &C., % Casz 7rese.s a sArses.
asls - q a.. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24
STEEL RAILS FOR SALE

ITO ARRIVE Pea BRITISH BARK ROYAL
! Alice nov dae ~ P1rI Tasa-. nd For
terms Apply 10 BALfoUK, GUrHaIE 4 c..
Port And. OREGON Ia ig
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

NV Yoax March la-Mon~y on call easy a.
2as<, ct0..d offered q Pua< uler-
esaaie paper eel. st~ ting ex1hsnse si.s3
fos ~ day btis ana 81 81 y Tor demand.
BAsps
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24
HAY AND FEED.

OWING TO THE DESTRUCTION or OUR
- warehouse yesterday, and the consequent
loss OF stbfAze room. the following IL Tor sale
for cash u greatly reduced prices:
10 cars oregon POsaroe In lots to
SUIT ex ear. First car due on
Mendsy morntng.
% ne Gas straw.
SO tens choice 1tmothy Hay.
40 tons Cover and Timothy Hay,
6 cars Yakima Hay, cx car Just
arrived yes erday.
tons Bran and ufddIings,
20 twas ~ heat.
400 Ibis spokane Flour.
must be sold TO-DAY and
tomorrow.
dss 3. BANTER 4 CO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

American ErYrsss iui. carsis Pacific %.
CsraaA -eatbrra S. y .UeEtrsi Psoite y. fas
lin9ihn it2s psiawars 4 L.sekaasana lsTs
DsaNsr Rio Utsrae fbe tsie 2fS Lske
81 - E9'. Lnntsriiie 4 Nashville hss Nichi-
s.u CcBtTa "a. kansss 4 fssss y. S~s
Yoss Centfst cav. Nssts-ra fseiae 20s.
preferred asA. Ser,hwe.,ega itsN. or.gpa
tarfovslnsnt as Nayestipn 81 Tfaus-
e,stio- alta Is, P,cins Maj Sfk Reading
30. Rps is'.a8 ~ = 81. Paw 9tS, Tsxa,
Pa a sos ussies P.ries slS. L :. Express
u. fafse 49, ws-efa rsies sSs.
srw russ srcos RFv1Ew.
NK~ YesK. Nsrsh ssh. stock marss,
TO las xas ret eHly isss active thAh yesterday
has q Ark-d the vla ksd rxoltsue. NJ hat
market sse asA Hss o. tat tiaa. Il YES fss-
sf.sa md Irregular. Nhil4 the drii, q ,riee,
va ia~uslra sbrCaxhoat aaost 4 TEE tm~.
Sansssrstgb uAs stava ear y ~ the DAY on
battrg rratfs Eissa cut b. ate bal ciiqai .
vi b snrr fsos dus quot ,tols and i.snr- be
ncws en tae ives 10 sessri to tse salsoaa
q e8siss TIE irstefs. hpvsVer. s.stn ~
q Nd thsis STICK rpan tn. list aaa the
fztlo sapsoft xfSen T. Sss in usfelsnt 90
. anssFa~s tkris ETA sHse AMI estc-s settled
dasn -issl' baf .as-dils. the loses D. os.e
tine ranEisz }ptwo4 - cent. VI s.snFi Pscisc
ala ,iop fsesns @rrr ths weske 1T chs %
- is-, tut he Ter Is iaYsd lssse rrrup
rg.tiNN pf~ers ttan he ka dsas, ,Ed ats at
boss icr a. AZ vss aet % grss. rhs cio..
- qai,s an SO "a sissaiy . iehtly tss a
thsN tEs tewest axar0.
,gvsuzosai spaas ~ere ggi-f sod sassly.
nx~ ,oss ssassr.
xss voEk. MARCIA - --Ho.s s,saiily
haiA. iet qalss
susar-satiy active. arm. fsr ryeniss
~ stGsitis sruEftiae.i - 80 81 n ID ssss
81 laa. tssh. Tel, AZ Mae ESQ ~ -
aa-,i i'm essrs Skss1s stise~ LEGS
wuaa.- ~ ht Dc rasd, enaa g. Ace asss9s.
psi'~s issafe f.A.st &Sk
Cerpss . > "a. ssiads, tsfs $50.
lSs4-o b., si,sgss-tis So
TsR-Csssst - sssz'ls sGA
Gse-Sres fsgr. $40 afss sIs oet'oss IS
t. IS Paiais htSssr tsris = uv,, ssfrs rs,
8 Q s.ss. h.rs $50 ;ssslo % Anssi So ~.
loss Mas e. Sifss "a si3 3.i A.
JAS sfasusIas e.. AaNa.i sla isss.a.aA
fxsF ifa.-nPsEet e-sk - s0s a. T.
zee csnf to arss h1as. Tls szg. tss C
Wss 40 o. sgl .Eaa asta Ias isst q a 80 a
,ss sss4n. ts-.az pi& re- asakps sles-sa
ssak 81 So ssi7s g ~, iHe ar t.
osc4sa sssxsr.
cRWsas. Na-eA - -wasAs--Si s.iy. cash
a s.,sil 80 Ma Tea.
cora F,r.a, sNss ssa AFsl g.. NJ 81
IT'S
ps,.-Esa. Ma 81.
H=slss-N.r staS 4 :.
Fe.s s,etsf. ess tlsla. Nss slssl
lsa-ssssa,. sssA : -. Nav sfSa
CEs.s2a esrrLs xssEgr.
rsFe .aa Noe - c.sit-- 3scsfp.s : a.
So ie fesr- - sss-rs $500 -, ?.
AZ irsSszs 8. o. ~ fsx4s s.sais s sls.
as
d s.-Rs SIS . 80 ssssliv a'ssf-x
s4sssr u IA 81 a.. kssFy So
cse Sttt.t a.
= - s-s.s. Ssa .t--S o. seas ..a
~sst o. rNsf. usut1 sfSo - ksra
3 49, u fyxsss - fssst -
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Izvxsrcss- &aFFs e-ss. -Erz. a
aAra far. hefssrs ssf nsistzi.s
cva- flrss, g 2sssi AZ. aes g-Es ~, l.
go ssfs FE esatsA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24
nas 8. sxtsI
1sstE ~ Z esU.

Tsss,ss % ssss9 AL ssta pss<zsss uss>6
fr-~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24
The mex,csa loan Completed.
We ss~se Ter the Qaeen.

Brails, Mar b - - l. ~. ios she
Nee MsxieAn lean Of sSs,oo0, % hsys
bet a eli sd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

Roms. March Is --Coset Pas. kre
HUI ber,'. fifss Q 8. q Gang. nss geGs
90 4 etuees Ia zee M Y ssru Steteas
ON behalf Of tbs roy fsm.Iy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24
E.aia~xrr ssestss,

Pass, hsrch 5 -- TIE soart Of inaai
Nv ae,sein ed 10 eensitsr the ease Of
tseutrai healasssses wNs feFwel'S cea-
stssa,sa today. asressl u 4ui$resr 80
rived "a Prs thlz ssvniug 6 e'eleck,
and asovs 20 tie Hossl LsEyre, tie sNs
chsersi by the ge0p!e ati Aiens The
route.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

sax FsASsssco, Mssoa "a - OMsev
dsrsinssos WAS held ia $500 bah TO-
day on charge OF assanitinz 10 mar
der Tbotnss kivsYds. the kacknsn
whom be sbss several vseks sincs, mis-
taking hsra for fsof cad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

Erv Yong Msrca q -Hsnsy BefRh,
eos Of toe LIE Henry B~ssb. has been
ssssssd prf ssdcns Of ste co@tesy fos the
Pr rasf ten Of CYa iss % Amin As.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

Rssrp,Ien 20 semmanaer sea.

DA,fos. MArsa "a over ta'es hae-
d,ed res u epts SeFe rvpteses,rd este in
the ttcrpttrR xtsea ht the posts - she
QsAue Arms " the Il, pee.se 20 General
John 4. kra. their esmnsadss Ia chief.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

Bk. Eprros:-Fof years past i have
been crossing deaf, until lass January
could not hear anything in my right
car. DIR. Dsryin examined ne Febru-
AIRY "a. and said he eoold cure ue 10 I've
minutes. lie kept his word, for 10 iesa
than Ave minutes could hear ~ well
~ ever 10 my life. The sounds 10 the
streets are entirely changed. and really
painful to my ear. I vas cured vithost
medicine or surgical opsration-j1ss
simply electricity, a. applied ~ Dr..
DARN. MYaos OTn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

Mr.. Editor-Dsaf Sir: reside In
NORTH Yakima. W. I. ! consulted DIE.
Darrin far deafness. My left ear was
totally deaf. With one operation With
DE. Darius electric magnetic cure. of
ten minutes, I was made TO hear as
yell So ever IN my life Can be referred
10 as the truth of my statement.
q. v. FoyLxR.
National Republican., 1888-05-29
Excursion to st. Louis National Demo-
Gnniin EnnNnnllnn.

The Democratic clubs of the District of Go.
lumbia have arranged for special train from
Washington to st. Louis and return via b. q
o. Il. r., leaving Washington at p. m. Satur-
day. June =. arriving at 81. Louis sunday even
ing, June 3. supper will be taken at Cumber
land, breakfast at Cincinnati, and dinner at
NinCtnnes. The train will be composed of
b. 4 q. palace sleeping cars. on the return
trip the special will leave Union depot, st.
Louis. at SIP. m Wednesday, June o, arriving
at Washington Friday morning, June 3. The
round.trip fare, including sleeping car accom-
modations, one berth per passenger each way,
and meals en- route both going and returning
will be $50 per capita. The tickets will be
good fQr. return until June II, inclusive,
and good for a passage on any regular train
within the time limit. Sleeping car accom-
modations ON this train can be reserved In ad.
vance upon application tothe following mem
bers of the Democratic committee, viz: VIM.
Dickson, 1ili + street northwest; Chas. Thomp'
son. ir.. Corcoran building; Lawrence Gard
nCr. ilg Tenth street northwest; W. ii. Clagett,
$40 Market space; LyCurgus Dalton, postmas'
ter House of Representatives. Hauley Doyle,
SVHday Hjdii: Julius Emmncr, 1911 + street
northwest.
National Republican., 1888-05-29
Excursion to Cincinnati via Pictur-
csuue 49, " q.

The Washington Division, No. I, Uniformed
Rank, Knights of Pythias, have arranged for
special train service over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to Cincinnati on occasion
meeting supreme Grand Lodge, June ~ The
special will be composed of Il. n o buffet
sleeping cars, and will leave station corner
New Jersey avenue and G street, II p. m.
saturday, June ., arriving Cincinnati sunday
evening Breakfast will be taken at Grafton,
". Va, dinrer at ChilliCOthe Ohio. The ride
over the scenic portion of the road VIII be IN
daylight, affording the eXcursiOnists an OPP
portunty TO view the grandeur of the ALE.
erland OF America. The round trip rate, In.
cluding sleeping car accommodations. one
berth for each person, meals going and re.
turning Is only Sl2 Return portion OF tickets
will be good until July I'd. The Division Will
carry a iiIst.class band, and propose TO make
this the finest trip ever given by them. The
name of the Division Is an all.sumcient guar.
antee that this promise will be fulfilled. For
full particulars apply In person or by writing
TO Percy G.. Smith, T. Agt. b. Il q. II. r., 1851
Penn avenue, or the following committee:
II. Coggins, star office; John W Thompson,
Navy Yard: q. j. l.. FoXwell War Depart.
mcnt; W. II. Mohler, 1900 North Capitol street.
Tickets are on sale at following places and
" Co., northeast corner nth and Pennsylvania
avenue: b. +. HQueen, National Hotel cigar
stand; Whitehand's, :, 3O5 Ith street northwest;
Mockbee " Co., 1903 + street northwest; Hen.
dcrSons, 105 18th street; II. NJ. Brown, 9TH and
n streets; II. q. Wagner, 329l NJ street;
Schathir's drug store North Capitol and II
streets; +. Pitzer Il Co., drug store. sol East
Capitol street: W. j. Tune, grocer, $40 1th
street southwest.
National Republican., 1888-05-29
SECOND FLOOR DEPARTMENTS.

SHOES. 10 per cent. discount. off marked
prices
S5 Ladies' Embroidered White Suits for 81.
81 Ladies' Scotch Gngham Suits for 50.
Sl2 Ladies French Sateen Suits for Si0.jO.
Sl,9S Ladies' White Wrappers for S1.Si.
$40 Beaded "Peerine" Nisites for so.
Sg2 Beaded "Pelerlne" Nisites for SO.
S125 Children's White Dresses for csc.
$3.50 Children'S Gingham Dresses for Sl.0S.
Si.0S Chldren's French Sateen Dresses, 50.
Children's Wraps at 10 per cent discount
CSC Child's Nainsook Dresses for roc.
39c Infants Cambria Slips for Bic.
Csc Children's Null Caps for aic.
10c Nurses and Mattresses Caps for ice.
25c Nurses Aprons. two styles, for 21c.
S3.9S Ladies' Military Braided Jerseys, $3.50.
GSTailor-Finished Imported Jerseys, Sl.is.
Sl.3j Black Imported Stockinet Jerseys,
8 1,iO.
si.i9 Cashmere Shawls, all colors. for CSC.
$40 Embroidered Drap eEte Shawls for Sli.
Si.a5 French Woven Corsets for Si.1i.
55c Ncntilating Summer Corsets for G2c.
soc Bustles, all styles, for 4lc.
i0c Bustles, all styles, for i2c.
CSC summer Balmoral Skirts for sic.
81 Cambria and Muslin Night Gowns for Sic.
i9c Muslin Night Gowns forGSc.
Soc Cambria and Cotton Drawers for Csc.
81 skirts. all styles, for SIC.
Csc Short skirts, all styles, for Soc
CSC Laced Trimmed Corset Covers, Csc.
CSC Dressing Sacques, all styles, for 75c.
25c Stamped Linen Splashers for l7c.
iSc Four.Pocket Shoe Bags for 39c.
25c Pillow Shams for 2lc pair.
l5c Curtain SCrim, all styles, for Ice.
soc Real Madras, all styles, for 3Oc,
81 Imported Persian Scarfs for 75c.
~ Elevator In passage adjoining Glove
Departments rear of store No. 1ll9 Pennsyl'
vana avenue.
National Republican., 1888-05-29
THE SMALL THINGS OF DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
city.

CttRs
The teachers Of the public schools will bc
paid of to-day.
H. IT, Warner has purchased of Richard T.
PCttit for Sl0,3i5, part OF lot 2, In square 2SS
Green b. Morris has bought of Jesse " n.
lluyCk, for 5000, part OF lot 10, In reserra'
ton 10.
Catharinc Balloch and husband have sold
to Caroline II. Addison for $500 lot IL In
block ~.
Robert r. Blgclow has disposed of lot Q and
part Of lot 10, In square i5S, to Geo. W. Boyd,
for SP,92O.
james + and Robert willett have sold to
G,urge A. MCllhcny and G. II. Bailey, for
$500, lots and ., In square 10.
\ motion for new trial has been filed in
the criminal court in the case of Dabney Flem'
ing, who was convicted last week OF carrying
concealed weapons.
David Williams .coorcd. charged in the
police court Yesterday with indecent assault
ON his l2.yCar.Old stcUdaughter, Lizzie Mason.
was held for the grand jury; bonds, $1,000
Elva NJ. Davis has filed bill in equity for
u divorce from James y, DAVIS: The papers
were withdrawn from 'thc clerks office and
the charges ON which she bases her claim are
not known.
Accrtihcatc OF the election of Edgar ],
Pullman. Isaac putncy, j. w. Webb, =. A.
AuCr. and Il, &. Blaisland as trustees of the
Murray University Society was tlled In the re-.
Cordcr's of,cc Yesterday,
AmcrCus Murray, big, stout cOlorcd
woman who for many years lived at No. 1903
G street northwest, and was well known to
the police. died yesterday of heart disease.
At the time OF her death she was on her knees
praying,
FoR family use no beer Is better than the
Faust" from the Anheuscr Busch Brewing
Association. Try It. and be convinced. Of
flee corner First and Virginia avenue SOUTH
west. Phone SS95. Frank Schwarz, manager
National Republican., 1888-05-29
DID NOT THINK HE WOULD PAY.
why MIR. Harvey Refused to Serve
LAWYER Hewlett.

The trial of George W. Harvey, the well.
known restaurant keeper, corner Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
charged with violating the eating house law
In refusing to serve Il. NJ. Hewlett, the colored
lawyer, with fried oysters, was resumed In the
criminal court yesterday morning before Jus.
tice Montgomery. The defendant, his sou,
one of the walters In the place. and Mr.. John
French. the restaurant keeper In the Center
market, who was tried and acquitted IN that
court of violating the same law by not having
his prices displayed, were tue witnesses for
the defense. In substance, the defense claimed
that Mr. Hewlett was not served because
they were afraid he would not. pay his bill
after he got the goods. II was shown that MIR.
French had informed the defendant that liew.
lett had got lunch at his place and would
not pay the amount asked because the prices
were not posted up and Mr. Harvey was also
told that Mr.. Hewlett was coming to his place
to do likewise, So when he came they refused
to take his order.
The law points on the case were taken up
and discussed during the remainder OF he
session by Messrs. Riddle and Shillington for
the District and Col. w. A. Cook for the de
fCn0aut,
National Republican., 1888-05-29
WINDOW DISPLAY OF
FINE LACES.

Elm II LACES.
You can get a FAR
idea of our stock of Laces
from the window full on
the f st. side. There is
no let up in the demand,
and the attention at
tracted by our latest pur-
chase shows conclusively
we have met the popular
taste, and that the low
prices quoted are appre-
ciated. Our line of pat
terms at present is par
ticularly varied and at
tractive, with the addi-
tional advantage of being
extremely reasonable in
price: 81, $1.50, $1.G9,
S1,S5, 81, 50. Is, 81. 40, $3.50,
$3, $3.50, S3.6S, S., $3.50,
and $5,69 per yard. AS all
evidence of the extensive
ness Of this stock we de-
sire to state we are show
ing sixteen different
patterns, ranging in price
from $l,50 to $3, inde-
pendent of the patterns
Of q lower and higher
price.
In view of the fact that
Lace Dresses grow more
popular every day, and
that a lady's wardrobe is
now considered incom-
plete without one, these
laces should meet with
an uneXampled sale.
WOODWARD 81 LoTHRoP,
Cor. 18th & + SITS. NV.