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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

LetltiA Hammitf, wife Of n. N Ham
mist, residing at No. iii West FouFth
street, died 81 30 5'cleek this morning,
after . lingering illness and much suffer
ing, Cf consumption Of the stomach.
Mrs. HAmmIst has been sufferer for
sewn years, but only within the last
three months has she been entirely con
hned 70 her bed She was 8 daughter
OF B O. Harris, now over 30 years OF
age. Mr Harris Yves one Of the seven
cnArter members OF the Union NJ. X
Church, and his daughter Lstiti wAs
one OF the hrst EcholAis OF the Sunday
school Of that church, being = mtmbeE
OF the lat ly decSAsei Niles l. zzle Hal
lowsli's olaFs. sines her childhood she
has maintained . constant me mberAhip
ia the Union NJ. e. Church, during
which time she attained . christian ex.
psrleboe and fortttude which did not
forsake her In deAih's trying hour.
Mrs.. HsmmiIs leaves 3 devoted hus.
bsad, three sons and one daughter.
! Oao OF the sons IL the artist, who has
acquired great Prominence In the woFld
Of art by his realistic scenery sketches,
and Ia portraits be has but few equals,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

IF We wbR1 noI assured 1hAl khs
Ptohibl Ion party 10 DslA zars lie ruled
In a 2 sst slre By Dsnooras Rs
would bs ur Jrised 81 tho alslon .Aken
81 s.ferds5's mseilng rhsss men,
who - 70 plA 9 ticket In Ihs Geld,
knoW uli yell IhAt evn'y yo.a lAss for
the P al 1isiou eAnd sac IL q vote
agains he Rs uoioAn party. Al he
success al li1uor leg .sIAiian Ghat hAs
ever o. snso ed hAs bfea done By ths
Rspab l3Ans, AMI the men Who CON-
posed t1s 5oL vsntion knOW full veil
thAs Il. have NOT lhs sllgh.esI Chan %
OF eit,0E single man GnAi they may
nom nAts. Win these fAoss bsIurs
them II zee MS that thty are more
anxious to defeat the R3paollsAn party
than NJ are to advance Ghe cause Of
eemptran g. Il IL TO be hoped, how.
sYsr, y ~ those Hh1 are really 10 favor
oil rs.I 10 i've llluaT leg . . lion will GAS
iheir 'eGes Tor Ih4 par y thai Rin b.
me &c give Ii 10 them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

To the man or woman who has never
been III, the wefd "heAlthn IL msAnIDR
lees but TO he one who has suffered
al d dsspAitsd, health appears a. .
priceless boon To the thousands OF
uUicTtnnats womeH who are stff ring
from tome Of the many formf OF weak.
nHsses or irregulsrlEies peculiar 10 thsiT
sex, DR.. Plerce's FAvoTtts PrescEip-
ton holds firm the promise OF :
speedy restoration Of this "pFiceless
hoau
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18
TIE FACT lhAI lle 81 oon keeuprr or

TBE FACT hat tie "a o1n keepers OF
Mes Y RI ara IaislUg fund of s225
OCO, and she brewers an additional ann
OF 6l34 900 10 ABaiat In the "a. elso ion n1
Governor Hill and make the Stats 40.
cure f,r Cleveland, Is al fl jlsnI 10 sho
ahat he liqnor me0 kAUw shA, Il ts 90
their In :sresi 70 deisAI The r On sliosn
parry. rns Same Is the oSsA sy8ry where,
and dessi mined If r. will be mhdein
Eenasy .VAnlA 10 elsJI a Democratic
,J'g'slN tdfe Tor he pusp se Of rspeA Ing
me BIO ks Fl "a L caass Law, WHOM
IS Aiet3y tffsjled such = vast deAl
god in PhhAdelphiA and every
amer Oh In sh' X ys.oua SIa g. We
MOI IA htpk ItA. Lo hing tur her was
itede1 30 show tAe blends oil tanner.
snoe that their only bore 4 4 40 B..
Pa''t .an party, and thal 1t IL q duty
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

The Republicans Of Newark met /. St
Friday evening for the purpuae q f9sm.
ing Harrison and Mo7loc Campaign
Club. John N. Spencer was electt a
PRECEDENT; Samuel W Wright and
George W. Williams, Vice Prssldsnta
and W. F Ourtls, Secretary The club
will bod me tinRs IN the GfnpIe Hail
every Friday eyealrg. Tbs Republican,
generally are invited TO become mem
beTs snd to assias in rsfouiDg the Hun
died lrom she hApds Of the Cleveland.
itGB,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

The Ladies' Association OF Lawn Ten
nis PlAy0rs held meeting on the ID Sla-
ware Bisld CUB grounds on Saturday
ait rpO1D, o. which the subjaot OF hAv
ing o lRdicb' tennis tournament Was
lively discussed. The matter was left
In the haHde OF the executive 3mmit.
tee, With the expo lAtion that arrange
menfs Will DO made for n tournament
this fall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18
Russell, MIssIneI { Co
TsUoCHssoRs TO r. 4. RUSSELL >,
BOG MARKET STREET.
E1-St
Novelties In Dress Goods
saualled IN prIce and aualltg.

Unequalled In price and quality.
American bIoad cloth, all-Wool 30 and
81 inches Wide, 47c per yard; sold every
where for SOC just look a new com
pleta Dress oaly s3 and by oil that, the
newest styles In the bargain.
Novelties Ia Jerseys, braided with cream
vests, elegantly finished, only $40 E; the
quality sold everywhere at $3.50.
Pushes for body trimmings and fancy
work in allcolors only Doc yd worth 75o
A full tine Of best Ladies', Children'f
and Gentlemen's Underwear sold at the
closest price.
Best corsets In the market from 371sc
to 81 so, are sold only at
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

the F,ttU VOID R1Dubll1aus mss In
the hAris building on Saturday evening
and prsh0 "a a nb eieolina william
H Pi rson presittn ; r a hcKslvey,
v 90 prei ideuti j. = Wooir, W. score.
tArY, and George r. Roberts, treasurer
This no will meet again next Saturday
evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

tbsy owe 10 thsmRsIvas 10 DO every
thtnR In shsiE 20 ser that will eontEs-
bale 70 ila snesass.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18


we can never say q better
word than that Linen here
lis really Linen. How many
stores can you make sure Of
that inf
We were never in better
shape with Fine Linen. In
Tablecloths or Table Linen
by the yard the three best
makes now are Irish, Ger
man, Scotch. Irish for ex-
IRENE fineness and extra
weight; German for fineness,
soitness, and good designs;
Scotch for pattern, quality
and wear. Scotch designers
have been brushing up a bit.
Any one of these makes is
good enough Linen for any
body.
Take Irish. Tablecloths,
with Napkins to match, tea,
lunch or dinner sizes. Cloth
blg enough to spread a table
10 or 40 feet long and yard
and q halt wide. Whatever
the desIgn-rose or daisy or
leaf perhaps-it lies In relief
on the snowy ground as it
thrown there. Not simply
1.-THE goods of one maker, the
best OF halt a dozen makers.
Patterns culled here and
there wherever the choicest
could be had.
German Damasks at $I.Io
sre moneyful; but we have a
wonderful go inch wide
Equality at soc Bleached,
clean, clear yarn without
lroughness or knots. Hold
lit to the light. No fax bark
There. J he more it's washed
THE better you'll like 1t. Nap
klns to match, SI.Io.
Scotch Double Damask
',63 inches wide, CSC medium
and large designs. Or plump
u yards wide, almost the
) perfection OF fine Damask
s'$2. A little coarser, al AND
lla5 yards wide, 81 and So IS
Il Linen Sheets. d yardi
! squaTe hemstitched at bott
lends, are hard to keep OF
hand. If not here when yoI
; TASK, leave the order. The,
are coming in cribs all thu
time.
u hwest of centre.
Sif or si1 and a hal
j Pounds of good aOoOl in a pail
of Blankets for 81. Broad
: long, generous Blankets
1--WE never heard of thei
match.
I Near women's Waiting Room.
Light, graceful, artistic
lclean Brass Bedsteads Mod
els of beauty and durability
ga special designs.
. Third floor. -Four elevators.
'fl Two items that will max,
II
!. a stir all along the GLOW
q line:
81 1000 pairs of Women
u Real Kid SUICIDES, made b,
Foster, new tans and black
n 5 hooks; exactly halt price
=. l624c. You will marvel &
vIthe cost when you carry O
Il the goods.
It. "A new arrival OF thol
OF famous a. button Kid Glove
lin all the shades of tan
browns, grays, also blacl
ns These are real kid (n,
.% lamb), handsomely embroic
q cred, 81. If anything, bettl
~ than last season, and the
they easily led the process
lon Of competitors.
- Chestnut street side, west of Main All,
81 Best boned G. p. Corse
: that can be made, $2.5
= white and gray, all size
:. l$3.75 has been the least b
fore. A SIPS Corset 1
n LnE A LIZ
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

$4,000 90 offered for Trotting Horses
100000 offered for Exhibition Horses
$4,000 offered for Exhibition Cattle
5 10000 offered for Exhibition Sheep and Swine.
100000 Offered for Fruits Flowers and Household Goods
S 500 100 offered for Sundres.
100000 offered for Amusements
COMPETITION OPEN TO TIVE WORLD.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

Tuesday 9th, Tournament and Base Ball Day Match Game
for Sioo 500 and $50 class Trors and 80 class Pace
Wednesday, 10TH Milk Wagon and Mule Races 234 224
and 24o class TrotteTs and Breeders Race
Thursday IIh Bicycle Races $50 and 22z class Trors
2.2o class PAGERS, and 800 class Wagon Race.
Friday I2th Bicycle Races. az Free for all class Troers
and Double Team Wagon Race
Saturday. 3h Running Races Flat and Steepe Chase and
Military Day. The entire State Militia will in Dress
Parade, Review by the Governor and Staff o'clock
In the Bicycle Races win
al Railroads Steamboat reaching
= "' ~ Wv
sold at all sons
eend for Catalogue, for of
IT. D. BROWN, Sec GEORGE G. LOBDEII Pres
s1Stu,fs1
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18
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MIIS
.Ihair bcco
tll
i Its bea
H. toilet
N yigor
ortbe lla
serve the
ness.
Beyeral III
Il falling I
head wa
remedies
slly bongl
uul, aftei
knis, my
u growth
lreparatio
IN world
||.Nas fade,
srllyO Of !
81 bottle Of
kck and 8
S. 7a
Druggists
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18
GASOLINE stow

II you use a GasOlene Stove \ |
strictly necessary TO have PuRE
NAPHTHA. Thus you sTda
danger, bad odors and Expens'
We have sold Thousands ofgAll0l
during the past five years, With
out a single accident repOfd
from using our Naphths. 70
= deliver free TO all parts Of ..
city. Cans furnished free.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

wANAuAKGR 3 BROWN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18
DIR. TIL EEL
F0urthS
Bslou GrtA
PHILADELPaIL

% years practical 49,
8uAIaHi,si 10 sur Haii
saicr ani perualshi r.
advertising rhl.,;lii :, MI
pialnlHeAsrs, Ulvoq ~, -
sLin DlHcaser riI9ii
Iiotchu@ tIhstiFali ~, /,
tgb-iruciieh- lN -
ofsass. NFr,g1, ptll
EarlJ Decay y ea y ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19
TACOMA.
rHR DBnuKrT UfnnBf aAILwAY RnPLoYu
THEM TIMn-PAcIvfo AvRouH TO
BD KxfnNBHD.

TEE pxnuKrT sInnsT sAILwAY RnPLoYu
THEM rIMn-PACIvfo AvRouH TO
BB KxYHNBED.
The tiue Of tho city council Vas
largely taken yesterday sfternooo By
resoIutious and other motions having
reference to the Nelson Bennett street
railway. A resolution grating him the
siahs 10 take sand from bsvsnth street
vas Defeated after long dissussion 10
which Mr.. Hooehsou declared thai the
road vss not being built on 8 level With
the sDoet a. required, aud stated that
at some places wagons conld scarcely
get over Il.
The following resolus;oa vas read:
That the time fos She compission Of
!, the street railway from the junction Of
North Sixth street and Tacoma Asepos
70 the wharf Al the foot Of AeCofd
street, a. provided tn ordinances No.
l52, be aod the saue 10 hereby extend
Cd six months from the expirAsioz
thereof ~ provided 10 ssid ordinances
| crowded however. that when the stfests
besseen the paints named shall oav:
been graded the ssia Se.son Bennett
shall eorstracs and pot 10 operation tss
said lins Of railway between said potnt'
sisnin thirty day.. from tie eompiesior
Of said grade
The resolution vas amended 70 thre'
mon - sSd sdopsed.
Petitions we're received for the ion
p.oy.n~ut Of -oofh Ifsh FROM A 10 I
ssrsess; sauth 29sh from Pscsns svsnn
70 J sir ss; i5,n street ff5n X 70 th
lsA.s Iins Of l5sh street; Pssias svsn3,
from I'd 30 2z1 streets; Ssnth ssh fror
TsoornA avsnoe 10 Il sest-
| Tue street coruittee seposted ad
vefsely 70 the pesssSos Tor the tupross
Deut Of Carr street. a. u did nos dees
the sispa ure Of As. Harris. ~ seec
for the MeOasees property. - good
| C1sy ssSvsyss Sss4n reported ths1 b
hsd naSa-AAp Aaai0ss4.fss The t0pso'
] - a H1G11s svesss otks vAasf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19

rHr LRApHa OF rHs soroaious suBvEI-
INQ DINQ IN CMrQpl.

TIE LkApnR OF rHs soroaI0us sU8vEI-
mo nISQ II CU0roDS.
SAx FnANcl1co, Feb. Is. - Uoited
States Marsoai Franks arrived here BY
the Pacific eXrress, having IN charge
John A. Benson. alleged to be the lead
er Of she sotorious surveying ring. The
train vss an hour late snd 10 was moan
when the marshal and bis prisoner
walked into the office OF the former iu
the appraisers building. JudRe Sawyer
bad nxed Benson's bond 81 SO 600, oat
yesterday. AZ the instance OF United
States Districs Attorney Cary, the or
der vsz SET aside and The question OF
the amount OF bond left open until Ben
son should be bsoaEht into coort- The
district attorney asked that the bond b.
rsieea 10 $4,000.
Beesou has fallen od greatly 10 desh,
and his clothes hang loosely sbsot him.
He stated that be did not care 10 say
anything about bis CASE Al present.
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vssuEay aUEsyloSA.
soMR cAxApIAN xHwsPARgno aAS rBIiR
NrxRUgs HAVE nEKS aAaRIvICKD

soMR cANlpIAN xRwspARgno aAy rBRfa
NIRRRHgs HAVE nEKN aAaRIYIcKD
Nru Yokx. Feb. la-Ap Ostax q
special says; II has been arranged that
"a ipterpatsonai uDsve viil b. made 10
she cirecsioa Of q location OF the bound
Ary line hetveeo British Columbia and
AlsAka. in event Of . satisfactory settle
nsnt OF ihe fishery qnestion- The mat
ter is being Submitted 20 commission
90 which England gill be represented
The Canadian government has beer
pressing for the appointments Of q con
mission for over Q year past- TIE set
tlsnaent OF the fishery question has
ssteady created a. angry controvefsy
between the government and the spys
stsion organs. Several ofd,iai ness
pagers, goited by the toee Of the Amer
isau dispatches. have little praise fci
Tacpsr. Oshess say they viii esoten
shsmnslves With coosrA,1lassne th,
commissioners 90 the eoccsasion O
their iahon ansii the treaty 10 poo,ise-
81. Ii. Liberal OF erposision par- =
ersuinoosiy depiore tie siiseed resois
Moa;reAi and Halifax newspapers a.
seeas,ue tepr<r sD5 Chsmoesissn Q
vsifagly sscrlnsins Csnaaian interests
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19

esss = Issasnd and . past isvssesd b
- DseRs roal sseata 0aSfee1 says
basoes has 0ade . partial ssssttotioa.
eo0 - sxpee1o 70 foeoVgs DeaRiy t1,l
vaoao aDssnA aed viii noe prsekeafs
~.
YssaAlsnR ssaass 0snA~
Louua. HsA M-R OanninGAam
1saAsD. nemoss q pasiiamsns fos
LAaasksUtse, end Jcha BaRna. sosiaitss
lsaAse. ennvieeed q havinG taksu pari
n the onlavf1l asesnhay b Tsnfaizas
1Qsaso eod 0otoneod - IN vook1 iu-
pe1nuo0ooA Voee oaeh re1saesd today.
4 esOv6 anshssed aRsaod ths psispa
and vhso The Den emerged thsy vsse
aSve0 % Usasioo.
CaUeAen oasUeaasA-
RsszzAzD. Reb. l1.-lspssial. The
olbsial invsstisasioa has jose 'besn eom
plesed By the unisod States local board
of ipspsesoes IN regard 10 ths foondes-
ing Of the little stssmer 0lsanse ness
Ioo6se Point oo the Iovse Coiumhia.
The Cleaner vas lpss sevesal vseks ago,
snd thfee.liyes vsse ieea. AZ the time,
voey heavy gale prevHflsd.
h hoorA soopoode4 0aps. Re1ef Joe-
Asn, vho had command Of the 0Isanse
vhsn ~ Aestdsns esenssed, for six
naaaAs. IT, beasd olp esssussd Jor-
dan for attempliu9 70 osoos The bay dur
M o1eA stormy Wsatoes.
1Ao AnseAlag Traaa:
Los AsuazR Pei. la-Ths trial Of
the nn1deses Asschlae vas In progress
today. Additisnal tesriDooy vas taken
On the insanity theory and other points,
bos nothing pew vas developed and
knschla9 10 apparsatly beRinnins to
reals1e the euoRmtty Of bis eei0e and
veass . constant look Of suxiety and
fear. Il 10 believed b vill commit
suicide II ~ opportunity 10 offered.
TIVE Criminals aeneeneea.
San FnAnusro, Feb. lA-Miohaei
O'Hefn. the ex-convics recently ooo-
vioted Of fobbinR James Barry Of el3,
vss sentenced by Judge To-Day today 10
tvsnty- 6ve yeaRs imprisonment Ia San
Qoentin. Judge Toohy also sentenced
Jules Aaurin. convicted Of siQniue the
name Of physician 10 the death ceEtifi-
oase Of the woman Who died Ia the lying
10 hospital from the e6ects Of alleged
crimiGal malpractice, 70 pay . dne Of
$500 OF Be impsisonsd IL the county
Jail for three thousand days. The
0dense vas not ponishAble BY impiieon-
mspt In the penitentisry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19


WBa,coM, W. T.. Feb. Is II SJeciAl. |
The Whsteom county Rese,iie today
chsuRed hanas, Viii ID. jenkins having
sold bis interest IN the Office 10 hts for
mer partner, I. @. Hicklin, late ebief
clerk Of the territorial legislature, Who
vili continue Il % the leading Republi-
can Journal Of Whatcom county. Mr..
Jeski will remain In Whascom and
engage IN other lines Of business
several important real cssate deais
have taken place here during the pass
week. asd the immigration 10 this COM
~ 10 far In excess OF that Of any other
year for the month Of February.
Il 10 sumorsd that w. n. Leach. for
the past four yesss foreman Of the
Ressills office, has about closed nsRotia.
tiops for the purchase Of the Ds~soeyaf
in this CITY,
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a Nsuse sohsfssss,

Mksrsvrlss. osl. Feb. Is. Il Gar
r~ss. Wholesale -soc<f. rnAkss = stsss-
cers snday 10 the ef-cs tsAs E5v I'd
Barter, a 90 * maa II eis empsoy. IL
n euios xxisr 10 TIE amount az over
SOU he saws Barber hAa eoufs<sr a
10 c~sne Engaged 10 sp-csiasascs. and
claims seey eover o period os year
and ausoort TO Absst tiau. u 10 esss
a shAs pass ef ska fecds have boac
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19

AfIamentD la RaVUR Of N
Exelusive Tfeaay.


WAmno9cu, Feb. iA-The senas,
committee oo forsiRn relations hear
afzumeots today froa The Pacific Opas
delegation tn eougfsse, IN favor q
further ieeislation 10 restrict she immi
grafton Of Coipeee.
Senator Stewart explained the pro
Visions Of The bill recently iutPcdoee<
By him amesdine the Cnireee reoosic
tion act. he said that under the pres
ent iax the Chinese enter this countFl
| in large rumbers through British anS
Asxicsn ports. RreQnensly when T.,
collector Of Q poRa refased 10 al
iov the ChinAWen 70 land thel
vould apply foe vrits Of haheas oospu'
which sprunQ upoo United States coersI
an Immense amount Of business 10 tht
detrimcnt Of other matters pending Be
fore them. These appfieations. - sasd
were generally snccessful and The China
men gained entrance. He theuaht tha
the courts should be relieved Of thesl
Chtnees cases and that the secretary ol
the sreAeusy should, - proposed b
ths bill Be given enlarged powers u
prescribing ruies and regulations 70
Rsrdine the certificates granted 10 Chi
ness. The practical administration oi
existing restriction laws vas exceeding
~ didcnlt, and in attempting 10 evadl
their provisions the Ohipese would in.
vent oil manner Of schemes. He held
that the various provisions Ia the bill
vo7ld involve no violation Of the exist
ing treaty.
Representative Morrow, Of California,
said thst the rcstrictioo oct vas moi
- D. A. - a. n
vas the duty Of the Pacific Coast dele
cation Ia congress TO take action look
ing to come radical tmprovements In
the existing treaties. when Chinaman
vas refused adDission as one poFs be
always found come other loop hole By
which 10 enter. He hoped for the
speedy settlement Of the matter % that
the people from the eastern part Of the
United States desiring 10 emisrase
would not Be deferred By apprehension
Of future trouble In regard 10 the Chi
mesa
Representative FELTON, said that the
pe0pooed legislation Was entirely made
Quate to accomplish the resulse desired.
lt vas necessary that some legislation
more definite In its provisions should b
enacted. He had Trustworthy iuforma.
eSnu that Aha Ohinsno n,ps{un NJ IN Novns
;r,c o sh,s s @ acnn.,. ro,~i,hsssnS;ns % ~ sSs
sr;s.src. ~ sns y,sesrs isv The mi.
- "ovs,rrs., ~ - ss;a h:A ,nsas % ro
ssss,r,a sc a. ohss,.s " ~ rrssscs 49, srsss-
"a - MA sn.s ,hss. -: n rsssc,,
-. - ,.s.Sss asIs. 70 ~ c"c.,i. ~ IN
sonn,,. "a. 6s.s,~1 a. .h,c..t. n
~ S...so, H;schsn ~ SS,~eon aid Aha,
h. ns1 : ,s. mnah ..ndv ~ shs I'M ~ .sss, s'
snS Ssd S..sds% .on-;s,;ors rcsr -
r. Sss - n,.sts -sIi sorssS ia, ~ pa.
"a. Satscss;or =: h Ss,o, ~ shsoin,.
srssr.s"1 s.S 49, os' - ,ha Ghsrss" .na s \. ~.
s.ss"1.c sSss ~. s-;s,;n. IA. -.
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gsen TACOMA - GgAT's uARBeR

raoM TACOMA - GGAT's nARBeR.
nR. 0RoBoR 4. ATxInoou nxssons ouB 70
sITlox 10 AcCxY1 As0rHxn.
SAn FsAScrsoo. Fsb. 16.--iSpecisl. l.
Mr.. George Z. Atkinson has resigned
his position 80 superintendent Of The
Tacoma mill. and is expected TO taxa
charge Of the large mill on 0ray's Hss-
tor, where his old employers are largely
interested. W. Il. Hansou has bceu
appointed by the company 10 take bis
place as Tacoma.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19

Bia lice Ct nsv hosiery iass 10; casa
vaioaA ChGssef C3eary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19

Los AnosLsa, Feb. 70 The theosy y
poblishsd today that notorious srosk
With several aliases. oos of vhtsa =
Cissk, Who vas 1silsd bsse wsdneo6ay
uiahs and esespsd Ia . fsV hoass ~
DIGGING thsoe9h shs vail, 70 The maa
uaoted o. Chteaoo fos the murder q
miliisaairs Ussil. His dsecsiptioo ta1-
isys 9th thss eiveu II tbs Aseoeiote6
Press dtspasehes from Chicago tois
moSutne.
CaDesanas1 Denk maA1Ba.
CsscrxsATl, Oaio. Feb. 1e.-nf. 6an-
6efs, the government bank examines,
ssys the nessepositan National Baak
vas rasusd By IT, osn policy Of maktna
loans on inssfbeieot collateral and sho1
even II tbs arrest Of Vice Prsssdsnt Dc.
camp bad rot been made the baok
voald have bfsn compelied 10 sususo1.
TIE examiner says thst Pfes10e0o
Means has paid all bis ipdeossooeeD
vhteb vss yefssaAl, bat shss these =
ssfsi 3 large claim a7aipst hisa - tfuo-
| Zee soe noney ioAned a sypAteAeo 80
gagged h diHsfsps ensespstsss.
/ BesesseA vrso Sssa.
Durasx. Feb. Is -Josn Hooper. weo-
Der Of psriispeps for Cosh and s0ttos
az the Cosk Hwsl6. ssastees1 70 -
/ porth's Smpsiaoa Geps for vsoltoA1oG
fsposss Of ne DssainS Of ~ -.
! usea,sA brAeeoeo - ~ No1tnool
Lsat,os, 90 ssasasa1 tSdsy fDsD fullo-
0oso 1nal
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AisseA - . 9SeA

Cmco, Cal. Pet. ia iss ysas cid
go Of H. Pssaer. vnile r.sytna he .
yssd peaR mare AMI co.s tnis mofnine
veetafsd 100 ssar The eoit snd the oase
kieksd him 10 ths bod, killing hin In
annGiy.
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On A0snT.-J. 4. 0vynns, IT,, vbo
1as recently appointed 10 taks ohasRe
Of shs business Of the Standard on
Company bore. seocesdinR Aeeos Oeso.
ing, Transferred TO Victosia, hn9 eeaoeo
oonusction With tue company acd y ~
ported 10 haze gone or 10 tntscd eoen9
east. Mr.. OusoinR hes been recalled
here.
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The Fidelity Cases /.

CmcsuuArI. Feb. l6.-In the federal
court today motions for new trial and
arrest Of judement in the oase Of Ben
Z. Hopkins we're overTuled. Hopkins
viii be sentenced vhso veil enough "a
appear in court. The indictment
aaainst Director Zimmerman. OF ths
Fidelity hank, Vas noiied. Hopkins In
Jail is sufisfipR from dropsy. aud said
today thas he expected TO die at any
minute. He IL very sick man.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19

TuB 6MuooLsPs RzLsAssD. - Loey
Lewis and Locy smith, tbs too vo0ea
oaneht ss the Tacoma wharf smna4ling
opium some time $50 and Who havo
ben coennsd q McNsil's Island sves
sinee, vsss rss:.ssd yessssdsy On ooooe
and W. ". white. ths san being eloo
for Sosh.