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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29

vanufsd 10 - shss sesaisnai hnss hsa
bssa asssn a. this asssssss - shAseU
y sbsy bad ssss hess dssOn - ~ -
Ihs quast,us skssh sro@ enssrR ses
persod fnnsdiAssty prssedina We vss
1es fsnsas EsasssGaAa tssssy. q
ssasse, fssssd hssssss q She sssion o.
sne senate. Iss vstssSss esrssnaoos
vsfs loss 70 TIE sozsssy. ssd ms s1or-
cas- spoossssisy shss hsd bssn soss sss
soou Ill bas fosxosser- kscsnsiJ. boz
svss. TIE qsesssos asoss 10 sss sss7e.
4 sysdiesss u Anerissn espitsiisss o.
ansaeasousd ansssssi ability 70 ssrfy
sasoaeh the rre5sss apon which tesS
vsrs sm5sskina sse7fsd from the Mia
ssszsr eossrsne1s . esreswsou par
nsssIrQ sAsu 70 eznsss7rs canal 90
the rsase Of Shsch the United 6essee
eovsrunens had failed 10 make u.s.
The xoyers 10 ths natter sseordinaiy
spssied 10 soae ssss fos . national char
ssr TO enable them 10 carry On toe vork
scss vbsss they bad embarked. IL vas
ssipciated that tie soussay saoald be
snstaiiealiy an American eonVsny,
that 9 majority Of its soak shoaid 81
ways be osusa 10 America spt that the
ossssss Of the company shoold be GA
ssps Of the Gated Ssssss- II soald be
.sppoeed thai there vo7id not be the
slightest o. se:ion 10 any quarter 10 toe
proposition 10 graft aasr o. TO susn a
coupsty ~ this. when ihs bill caue
40 to the senate, however, . lsaRthy de-
bate eDsos5, and wien ts cane to nnai
vote on Mortay the VOTES Of hitesn
-sussoss vsss recorded sSAinss u.
Strange 20 relate. every one Of thsse
A,tser senators represscss . soushefn
- ate. Tbs vote Of every northern sen
ssos vho vas present and voting vas
recorded In favsf Of the bill. - were
alss the votes Of some half dessr south
srn sensisra- OF the Yates cast against
u, however. every one vas from u .
synth.
Thus 10 Abe inexpiieabis hostility Of
Of the soulh 10 tie Eissrseusn canal
pre- jsct orce more mace manifest. Tie
fses that sonibera senator's have per
.istentl, sndsavored TO tLvsrt any plan
10 secure for America the control Of Q
waterway between the ocesLs Ia a. in-
.xpIicable a. il IL inl possible OF denial.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29

hEaDSrARrEgs Drr'r oy rHs CoLrNsiA
Oflee Of CHEF Commisssry,
rAscogvEk BARRACKS. W. T.. Feb. "a. fsss
NEkLEp PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICArE
- snAject 70 the usual enndi Ions, will be
rec lived at this oface aad at the o.heas Of the
Aerisg Commisssr1es OF sah<is.encs at the
following named costs tfsr the Fl sh bsef and
mutton needed a. those posts only, Until IL
s'clock nooa on saturday. Mach -. 1853. at
which time and places they viii be opened in
III presence Of biddefS, for furnishing and
delivery Of fresh beef and mutton during the
year nrlsnsins July LIST, 1855:
Boise Rsrfseks. l. T.; Font sherman. I. r I;
Fort klamath. Or; For. Spokane, ". T.; Fort
Townsend. ". T.; Vancouver Barrasks, ". It;
Fur Walls wslis. VT.
The ooveran 60; reserves the right 10 re-
jec, sny or ell bius.
Bidders via undeysfand that eoasrsets
made under this sdveltis a-ut. ash propo-
sss made In response thereto, shall not BE-
construed In involve be United STATES Ia Any
obligation for pay msns ia eicess % he ap-
prop iail0a grained by Congress fer the pur-
po.e
BiAnk proposals and rrsated circulars, stat
inT the kiad q bsef and mutton required
ssd siviag fall tnssructto rs ~ To the n an ner
Il hifding conditions e. be observed By bid.
DER and terms Of contysss and ra- meal will
be fgrnsshsd On sppliosti n 60 this ofsce or
TO the c. :. q, the several 20 t..
Envelopes Containing prsposals should b.
marked - Proposals fer tresh Beef Tor Nut.
ioBl a. ---- - ssi addressed g. tie un-
dersisavd or to the Acting Com misszry of
sabsiste1es" 1t the several posts.
Q. A WOODRUFF,
Captain and { :. q. = A. Chief c. = p. c.
fS-<s.9 Bshlss mbz?Ai2
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asuusA buGh Raby aod eafoss eitisa
I rusasn b - ntnAs = ApsIkn
4 Lam RnBpan.-eyrun TosD9 b
tookine log o. J. 4. Tho0ponc, 80
- u ~ city 5000 Gays 60. - Ueo
failD to sonpoo6 70 NJ eaH - ~ fsii
hsse today. ThcDpo5D u. - -
nsUspope9 nan II ~ DoA0 ob13ay,
hssio9 q Gee tina heen DanaG1ea cd
ifoe Of tie WaaAtcgseo Cepstsl. Dsc
PiAss's eager. He - Nveseiy OU1ndee
u tie sshasIioa. aed hes ever siece sos-
sere1 from the e6ee<A. He took -
drink, axd skis hsbst haa sedseed ban
IN evssy Gay. He vAs teEpoas1ly e.
saeed . se1askans soxrespou6sss fes tie
L<deer q Osyppsa. bas o1iS hsid ne
trsss . few vcehs. Mf. fsnna 10 look
/ ma fog him beeAnse . few days aas
| Tboupsua rxseensed Q cheek signed
vi.h the name of r. H DsfoanR. o.
the san Fssosiseo Carsssess. Tor the
su,ours Il GO, ueou which Thonpeou
| beeesd 10 have go advsoceA. H.
| Yoane ccmclfsd. but snbetq7enaly
foss6 thai the ehsek vas . forgery.
Thomrasp 10 supposed 70 bavs aooe "a
As.osin, vhsss be aid eupSoJ nens
ssasted him.
| In CouBr.-Tts distfist eocrt trans
acted issfis bnsiness today other toan
the roafine Asd the kearfng CT sfsnfns
e-s-a TIE following grand jcfoFs ven
drawn and somGoced 70 opec senife'
Nv. Meekes. J. r. Hsushtap, J. CRIB
Die, J. W. MsCarty. u. q. Lowell, > ".
/, rsylos. tie foliovina u<rsons oefe
called. sworn ind charged ~ the tefrs-
torisI grand j3sy: Gas. 4asne q. VIM
Martin, JOHN LsTimes. John d u, Il
Merrill, John Hartman. Alfred Peiky.
Neg trimmings. CiesFy.
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Group 10 tee Itxt IA order on the east
.sae Il river. OF these 'ina Lady
ef tns Lske' 0as been developed abs
eaest. Ibe 'Hems Stake ueaF II. L.
esBrd by SprsSus / Co., Of THIS ci.y,
4ni Buckley 4 Go. each osnine ons-
bali. fhey prsfsss sspe considerable
asSrl rites thi. "A usssr. Ire cteers t.
tas StoiUils are ID Tacoma 'Auasrlca.'
'ssisnan Greek. 'Hoilguss,su.' 'dsnnaf
tAa,' kniskrrasckss.' 'Sai0aa River
Caief.' toasr Ma. ffi2nsie. 'Mlnae-
aha ana u X sacssg Belle Ia lat
aals3 = o~atd oy osok 4 Cleasn,. o;
AIS eity tEsse a. nes ave ossa par
tlsIly dsyesee=5 ana all sLax q tiGa
a rsde ore 70 gss1tiiiss ID Wy veil"
nat ~ the stare u tas eonGtry .
"ics setzre ia bs-t indicated t. a
s;riks ,sss sas u s&e ;sss oetare cane
s*ay, eaa sEsch eAGssd essasrahis
y L e = Gas1s IN tus c1ax tosnssaa &
To. 81 OymstA. took a eiStes. xnsrh
sasy Sail zoe 'guc1ns.' thirty miles
uolih e sAlaaG Cass. lssy have foaad
ole w4txA
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TACOMA.


GOLD srsccK At fHs oruss KNp or znE
SALMON RIvsa Lops, -alnTJ
Mills AwAy.
Ex Deputy sheriff A. II. Lowe. who
has been In the Salmon Eiver mining
coapsry since last sammef. has re-
torned 30 THIS city on bnstasss trip.
He returns TO the mines IN April. He
IL full Of information concerning tte
..rich dseaipgs" Of Okansaan county,
~ vas developed in conversation yes
terday.
I'VE did not learn Of the creation Of
Okanasan coapty until long after the
legislature bad adjourned" said Mr..
Lose. "A telegram Vas ssnt to spo'
ksue BY Mr.. NASH, thiok. and sous
body lsaving there on eorseb sck
efoueht IL III. Or course, the people
there we're pleased. We we're CON pIete
Nv locked in from the world for about
slx weeks. We knew notnisa Of any OF
tue dyiHes Of the Legislators until IL vas
all over. We rec.Ived neither letters,
sexspspers or visitors daripg that time.
For ac.ut three weeks In January the
mercury ranged from II to 81 degrees
nKIov ZERO.
vi coursF, UhtiDs tuht ttue very hsttt
| ~nrk VAS doue IN the mires. Aboui
40 people. equally divided bstwsep the
tosns u salmsn City AID Rnoy CiIy
wlnterei there. That includss aboui
tea families"
Hos ore tie mines CANNING ousI
was asked.
"wnat we're good indisasions are
growing better every day. Tie mips-
clustering abou, ths two towns (which
| srs about tosr mites apari) fup aoont IL
airs order: Ga Raty Hill, q mile and ,
halt yes Of knby. are toe Arlington
axBsd by Portland corporation; the
Pomeroy, FIss Tuooahs, Raoy AMI
fosrth % Jnly. Tne Arlington has q
sasfg about 100 feet dsep. xnioa reaches
yrry rich vein aboat seven feet thick,
running 20 eanc to the ton. A tun
nsi Is beng run 10 to strike the i01-foot
level. OF the other mines connected
xish this the Fourth Of July IL tue best
50 far ss shoxn. l, 10 Owned by Harry
NcCartney. of spokane Falls. No. u
sas no, struck 90 the <ih OF Jaiy. Ia,
vas struck by parties cas- III search OF a
9Th u Jaiy stake. they found u and
sJsd
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- = REFFFN' VHs 70 VT
ally stake. They found
A QuaRrKa ISrxzrs-

For $3.50. AqaNtsr tn,stes, was solj
iaisr IN the fsIi for 1900. IL xouid be
bard 30 thy tie same interest now FOR
fi0.ooO."
"iha usI. group OF mines" con.
tinasd Mr. l. we. rs On mineral hill,
tso miles west of Salmon Cisy. or
these Leaens" is probably the best.
IL soe4 ~ hish as a3oJ ounces 60 the
ion. ], is oveed b. Hsrsrave J. Co., OF
Spokane ">snriseh IL osned 10y Har
leg 4 Co; "Columbia" vas recently
bought by Montsta men for t610o
The "ihosapsen" Is on the same vein
and ihs same par lee bought garter
Interest for 500 recently"
The group p.x, IN order IL on the
nortn fofk ~ tie Salmon river. some
% these claims have been m-re fally
DE- veisped than the Others. They srs
the ~ sshirason," "Jambc," Japitsr."
john Ar.har." "Aesx.' Golden
Csoxn," (osued by Mason snj others
here and Lone star" oxne3 by Law
rynce 4 Liitse John. ,he latter Of this
ei,y, ryo{ abs the
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ar - tav taa. nd site - BESIDE stca
IL "a sss. iiistvla nav toe saGss D. j.
a. ; - a Raty as4 >zsfzon Casy. Al
tie uiass itaec named are sisAtt &
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= egsa fer ssssgrct a. AID shAt 10 eli
asSsSet taaasAE3s es ple and tie
ssals taias Be isssu Ep u sAart ataus
,asre "a &c iaaeg. II Is a G Esssnans
vein sren ka1s Cts threaxh saiUoa
CITY 10 Pals&sr iAks, arAf TIE British
la
Have tie Fsai,s ESQ tbs mines la
y aveaf'
~rsey are ros essEsas ar 10 seed
s.ses. lhs rcass yfszctpA.ly fellcwss
n = 10 fFs1s spokaas fsiis ey way u
q sa4oNs tsyrs serass the CagG1etx.
7 itrs - Suaster sEa2 spsAxas By tie
Q SO wsY. ABssEeF - stsEa kzlsnsAars
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-04
a Live establishment.

At the corner of Jefferson and Congress
streets is the immense clothing establish
ment of Messrs. Dryfus Bros, and a more
enterprising and thoroughgoing business
establishment cannot be found. The pro-
prietors are young men of energy, aud are
thoroughly experienced, and they invite at
tention to their stock and to their ability
to suit all classes of trade. In addition to
their superb stock Of Clothing, they carry
everything needed by gentlemen. and their
celebrated IS Shoes have become famous
for durability and perfect comfort
outwearing anything of like price ever
offered. A large line of Office Jackets. Full
Dress Shirts, latest novelties in Neckwear,
and the best makes of Underwear are the
latest additions from the leading manufact-
urers. Messrs. Dryfus will keep the public
posted through the MORNING NEWS, and
attention to their advertisement will mean
money saved and perfect satisfaction in
every way.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-04
A RECEIVER ASKED FOR.
Creditors of the Savannah and Tybee
Railway Company Bring Suit.

Creditors of the Savannah and Tybee
Railway Company Bring Suit.
Judge Adams held court in chambers yes
terday, and two important cases came up
before him, both of which may be termed
railroad suits. The OQlethorpe Savings
ana Trust Company, trustees, ETC., filed
petition for the appointment of a receiver
for the Savannah and Tybee railway to
consolidate the assets of the railway COM
pany, and report to the court what are the
assets and obligations Of the company. The
petitioners were represented by Garrard &
Meldrim, and j. r. Saussy, Esq. represents
the defendants.
Judge Adams granted an order requiring
the Directors of the railroad company to
show cause, on Saturday Nov. 10, at 10
o'clock a. m. why receiver shall not be
appointed.
1t is said this is the beginning of litigation
looking to reorganization of the company,
and the probable sale Of the road to those
who will put it ia the very best shape,
equip it fully with rolling stock and build
depot at the terminal point in this city
and extend the road to the same, which
terminal property is at the foot of President
street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-04
DRIFT FROM THE HARBOR.
Happenings on the River and Among
the Shipping.

happenings on Ju0 nlVer anu Among
the Shipping.
The British steamship Chollerton sailed
yesterday for Liverpool, taking the Hindoos
along with her.
Commander Hitchcock Of the lighthouse
board made an official visit to the Savan-
nah harbor Friday, and inspected its river
lights.
The pilot boat Emma Dickerson, which
has been laid up for the past year, has been
refitted and went on a cruise yesterday
She takes the place Of the Sprite in the pilot
fleet and carries her pilots and crew. The
Sprite will be out Of commission for several
weeks, undergoing repairs.
Dredging will begin on Wednesday morn
ing in that part OF the river in which YES
sells have been getting aground lately. As
two dredges will be employed it is probable
that the Instructions TO navigation will be
quickly removed.
Augustus Eberhardt has been promoted
to full pilot from that Of a branch pilot.
He piloted the British steamship Urbino up
from Tybee yesterday. She is loaded with
KANT, and was drawing 20 feet inches.
Pilot Eberhardt brought her through the
new cut without any difficulty, and is
highly ela.ed over his success, as this is the
heaviest draught that he has ever tackled.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-04
TIE WEEKS PLAYS.
"Alone in London" Jim the Penman'
and 1000" the Attractions.

AlOu6 III LOnQOn, jim inc F0nInan
and "zozo" the Attractions.
"Alone in London" tomorrow and Tues
day nights, Jim the Penman" on Wednes-
day and Thursday nights, and "Zozo" on
Friday and Saturday nights and
Saturday matinee, will be the weeks
attractions at the theater. "Alone
in London" will be played here for the first
time in the south this season.. The company
will arrive from Boston to-day OF to-mor-
row, and will begin its southern tour here.
The company is the original Col. Sims
Company. The play is by Robert Buchanan
and has been presented with great success
for the past four seasons. 1t is a
melodrama full of every day incidents and
everyday people. 1t is like all the other
comedy dramas to which Americans have
been treated for the pest four or five years,
supremacy and entirely English. The man.
agement has arranged for a special wire
from the Western Union telegraph office to
the theater, so that the election returns will
be announced from the stage on Tuesday
night. The sale of seats began yesterday,
and for the first night the sale opened well.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-04
GOING TO AUGUSTA.
The Busch Zouaves to Compete for
$50 Prize Nov. ID.

The Busch 1ousves to Compete for a
$50 Prize Nov. 10.
Mr. j. D. Miles, vice-president of the
Busch Zouaves, is in receipt Of letter from
A. Dorr, chairman Of the military commit
tee of the Augusta Exposition, saying that
every preparation will be made for the re-
ception of --the Busch Zouaves, who have
recently signified their intention of going
to Augusta. He writes that the managers
offer prize of $50 for the best Zouave
company. The prize is to DO given with
the proviso that the Competing COM
panys have at least four tours in line with
commanding officers and guides. He writes
that Tuesday, Nov. 10, will be appointed as
drill day or the Zouaves.
The young soldiers will have a day to
themselves and it will be feature of the
exposition. They are elated over the idea,
and say that they are confident of excell-
ing any other zouave company that may
compete for the prize. They will practice
every afternoon until the time comes for
them to leave for Augusta.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-04
APRosPERoUs INSTITUTION.

Davis Bros Piano Club No. 1-Capital
Stock $45,oOo-15o Shares $500
Rehabilitation Fee, $5-1o6 Weeks
at ST. so Per Week and One Week at
81 to Make it $500.
OFFICERS.
H. C. DAVIS, President.
C. s. ELLIS, First Vice President.
NICHOLAS LANG, Second Vice President.
L. E. DAVIS, Secretary.
A. P. DAVIS, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
JOSEPH FERsT, ]. w. FRETwELL,
c. s. ELLIS, H. c. DAVIS,
THos. F. THOMSON, G.. WANNBACHER,
]. II. WILLIAMS, NICHOLAS LANG,
w. s. KING, j. II. CAvANAUGH,
j. G. ROBERTSON, L. E. DAVIS.
The following is the list of those drawn,
their address, and the date:
A. E. SMITH, of Smith Bros, Aug. 6, 1888.
w. T. WALKER, with Blodgett, Moore &
Co., Aug. Is.
c. e. LEBEY, with Simon Gazan, Aug. 81.
Mrs. A. NJ. CHARLTON, l411 Taylor
street, Sept. 3.
Mrs ADAM KEssEL, s. Whitaker street,
Sept. 10.
MAX STERN, of Reiser & Stern, Sept. II.
E. K. HERNANDEZ, Sept. "A.
JAMES SULLIVAN, cashier Southern bank,
Oct. l.
J. A. SULLIVAN, contractor, Oct. s.
A. DALsIMER, "a Henry street, Oct. Is.
Miss j. E. HAZEL, Price and Houston
streets, Oct. %.
Mrs. w. d. BEEBEE, Guyton, Ga, Oct.
&c.
The following is list of those who
have not waited to be drawn, but who have
doubled their payments to get pianos at
once:
Mrs. T. E. HARVEY, Savannah.
Col o. L. ROGERS, Savannah.
w. B. THOMAS, Tennille, Ga.
Jos. FERsT, of M. Ferst g. Co., Savan-
nah.
Miss LILY N. HILL, Grovetown, Ga.
Prof. j. w. BEARDsLEE, musical direc-
tor.
II. A. LAGRow, Savannah.
Fl. RIVERS Il BROS, Savannah.
Jos. Cops, Southern bank, Savannah.
Miss LIZZIE RYAN, Savannah.
w. II. LEAHY, Savannah.
II. w. CowAN, Savannah.
Mrs I. (. SCoTr, Satllla Bluff, Ga.
NATHAN NATHANs, Ocala, Fla.
q. A. GREGORY, Savannah.
JOHN Seller, Savannah.
Dr. j. G. GOODMAN, Lelon, Ga.
d. c. CARSON, 157 Duffy street.
Write for complete description and in
formation aud join club No. g.
DAVIS Bros,
AZ, A and as Bull street, Savannah, Ga.
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Fractured his Skull.

About noon yesterday Jimmie Roberts,
a colored boy aged 8 years, a son of John
Roberts, who drives team for G. NJ.
Ryals, was thrown from a horse at the
corner Of Congress and jefferson streets,
falling on his head and fracturing his skull
The boy was carried to the home of his
father in Bay street lane, near West
Broad, and Drs. Norton and Keller per-
formed a surgical operation, relieving the
pressure on the brain OF the lad, who had
had several commissions before the treat
ment. He was resting quietly last night,
under the influence Of opiates, but his re-
covery is doubtful
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TCOMMUN ICATED.1
Our Sewerage Indications.

our SeWeraRo 1uulCdIlOuS.
Editor Netos.: DEAR SIR-Of late quite
a number Of communications from eminent
medical and scientific authorities have ap-
peared in your columns, which have at
tracted considerable local attention. l
merely wish to say that all the writer's re-
ferred to have strangely enough overlooked
an important fact. By refer ring to section
xixl, page S97 Of tho Encyclopedia Euro
pednd the following pertinent hygienic
record will be found: "Undyed Natural
Wool Sanitary Underwear, imported di-
rect from Germany by Bhlevy and Brother.
is highly recommended by leading physi-
clans" In suits and garments for ladies
gentlemen and children. Call and look
ut it. DAMoCLES SULLIVAN.
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FLOCKING SOUTH AGAIN.

The Hotels Show That the Tide of
Travel Has Set In.
The hotel mon have their hands full The
travel has increased to such an extent that
the hotel prophet ors scarcely know how to
accommodate all their guests.
1--WE have been expecting the rush." said
a hotel man yesterday. "You see the COM
mercial men have been apprehensive of
yellow fever in Florida, and they have held
off until now. We expect them from now
on until after the holidays. This weeks
travel has been double that of last week,
and we look for heavier travel next week.
There are very few tourists coming south
now. They will hardly begin to come be-
fore the election