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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31
H0ODMAH BLIND.

FFye's opera hoaae vas nearly hllsd
last evening upon The occasion o. Gus
sevus Lsviek's aEst appearances in this
city. The play ran smoothly aud The
andlenos Fsossyad Il With fEeqaent and
hearty applauss. Il Is Of ths aiyls Of
most cf The modern Eaaliah meIo-
drAmas, somewhat aensallonaI, hul full
u situations more o. lees GlfunR which
q eapabga a0iof can Taxa advantage Of.
there nra times when tie dialoRna h
iast I little tiFesonIe, but RAPID action
uhioh usuailg fellows makea 90, ia q way,
for thosa passages winch have q tandqn-
OF 30 drag. lbs story IL aCmewhat old.
ehera q land owner eeino rspulaed b.
the faithful wife Of q yoanR fsrneF,
works his Fe48nRe bS 9 trlok ii which
the YounQ huabandmAn believes Bis wife
% 6 untrue % hfm. He leaves her and
leads the life u q vaaabond until, By the
confessions Of q Rypsyss oompznion, ths
truth b made clear
Nc. Leviek, an actor OF flne presence
aud unmiHtakahle power, played she
part Of the youpe farmer Jack feulett
with much force and feeling. Although
81 times be may have thrown himseif
inte the role with too much violence.
the very ruagedneEa and viRoR incident
70 she etaFaeiaf required the display Of
nore than an ordinary show Of passion
ate feelings. IL bis solloquies be was
Invariably good. Miss Cells Alsoefa in
tie dual role OF Names, khe wife, and
Jess ne vaaAboed gypsy's partner, vas
also good. Especially strong vas her
rendition Of the lAklsE role. pogtions OF
which were given ia q manner thor
eaahiy artistic. John Armstrong; es
Tins, the aYpsy. sustained bis ehaFacieF
veil. +. a.. Page as Ohibhles. vas sat-
iEfactory and q good word should Be
spoken fer Miss Bertha Enrol as fura
lit, sud for Marta Maitland as kit.
renleht Barley Campbsli's famous
playwright MASTERPIECES, "fha White
Slave. = viii be given. This drama b .
po@eFFni piesure Of Southern life. and
AE. Bsviek ell impeFsonate the psEt Of
the hero. Gas Bfitton, 10 which char.
asser be waa tie nfiainal. whsn II was
rrsi given In Neu York city % the
Feurteensh street. the4taf. where Il had
q run Of go nights. making QUE o. the
biggest hits Of any plaY 81 that time
prodaced for years. Mas Celia AlsberR
10 the role OF Lisa. tna whita slave, d
said 10 have q char cter admirably lifted
20 Der abilities.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

Police COURT MOTIFS.

Although Justice Jones Lost tha en-
tire last dag Of LAST week, he made %
his losses on the asst day Of this week,
while Justice SodeEbere, who had q
eoam on Saturday, TO use q common
expression. came near getting soap on
Monday, not oyster soup, however, for
his oystsrs have al been planted apun
the mud fats Of tue city, where be ex-
pecta 10 engage extensively II Che
bivalve business after bis tenure OF Of
floe expires.
TIE only case before Sheriff Cooh-
rams friend 6odsrbera was that Of the
Territory aRainat AZ. q. Ward, Of Pa
coma, for obtaining money under false
pfelenses from a little Italian cook.
nos speak English very veil, AID vas
NOS sharp enough 70 cope With %
smooth fellow &c Ward. Iha defend
ant was discharged owing 10 some
legal teohnioalitY.
Ihe business transacted ia Justice
Janes's coufs 1as e. follows: "A. VIII
Iinms and James ORoufke pleaded
guilty TO the charge 81 drunkenness
fliod against them and we're essh fned
iise dollars.
1oo4a1 hkaAoHef abo IUnmd4 Mu6-
ray failed to conviBee the justice tbaf
they bad visible means Of support, and
we're esob sent no for thirty days 10 The
c0uuty jail.
Thomas Carroll, who bad she safne
c5mplaiut lodged against him, paid the
eosIs Of the case and lift the civ.
During the afternoon sixteen China.
nasn were bfouRht In on Q charge Of
gambling. and held In vsrioas sums e
appear today for trial.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

A lawyer said 10 reporter yesterday;
Il zee b your paper thai o. d. Ems-
y has bsea appointsd q regent q he
University. Nov, while / hays nolhlnR
against Mr.. EmaEy. ! do not think be d
ELIGIBLE fer that position for The Esason
that be already holds IN oflos Of tRnst
and pFont under the RuEeKnmena OF tbs
United States. thai Of United States
commissioner. Tho organic cot pro-
Eides that no person holding position
Of pFont and trust undeE ihs uniled
States RoEarnment shall be eliRible to
bold 0flice II the teRKltpEY.n After
hearing this reporter sailed uppn ar.
Emery 10 Sc what be thsughf about
the matter. Mr.. EmaEy said II was
OF the 0pinion that could not hold tke
posftton, bus fhe govosnpf writes me
lhat be has looked = Up. and
flnda THAI / sm elikltle 70 The
once that be has appointed
me 30 ill. Since you hava gpnken Of
the matter, I'll cell you how my ap-
pointmeut came aboat: some time
ago wrote the governor, asking him to
appoint friend Of mine notaEy public.
A few days aftsrward EseaiEed letter
from him. stating thas In his judgment
! vas nat eligible 10 the appointmant Of
notary public, be having mistaken my
letter 90 be request for fha appoint
ment 81 myself, instead Of my friend.
! vas appointed nsiary By Governor
squire. and ny time viii not be cut Tor
4 long time yeti hence did not want .
70 appointment for myself. Before
had time 30 answer the governor eHd
explain that g Waz another fellow whom
] wanted appointed notary public. and
not myself, ! got another letter from
him saying be had looked the matter
up, and found vas eligible, and henos
bad not only appointed ms notary pub
he bat also reRent Of the university. So
! suppose / am out S. with two np-
petntmenis, whiie The friend was
iateFnedina Tor Cets lefi.n
LAxxR -Jast es We 20 30 press Mr..
Emery called at the ofl1cs and sisted
that be sent the following taleaxsm TO
the e0veanoF
aBRAxxIM, Jan. 80. Governor Gemple,
Olympia-Please withdraw my name az
FsRent. doubt my eligibility, being
federal Office holder.
OHAs. D. RarEEx
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

Hsn. z. q B.aasha.. zuczs yrn,ss
g. u H1z11la.
Sc ncrnan cnsrE6. - s-uanns :.
-. s1Hlce1ee xslstfag byn 1liaA1 -.
NJ. y. A HasArnusk IN ona irfnrrl
80 81 IN kna1s. nnf aoH e travel
aEeznd wa - nid cE : cane.
n r. Bmssu. trnvaIinn rassanasl
aE4n1 feE lns rhfesRa. 81 Pal ard
Aa1111 Or Enad. = b ~ citg.
Cslsnel b !. Sass, e uIarss soansy.
q 1Fn11lnN 60 da51 81 ~ Gumnd
kAs . nuW - Ngatlle. xfsi1sEg ME. Mz1.
enifa.
g. A0. Apsry rs & usnssnnlr q
- Msxiea. and 0nuas % SEATTLE b a.
esbs = pnullsan wiah hia hrothsr. 81. W.
A. kE1gFa
~. J. A. B1il.araeua Isnxss this
uIsEulnk fet a4n Ffnnafaoo. ubaFa -
RoAs = purchase s1oek 81 auada for
hII $50 stofe = he unfen hleck.
Ssmael b. FLA assistant pr1seunslne
attorney, fetafHod yeNzEdag flon
uiympia, whaEe ha has ksen IL ast4nd.
anna - ihe eapFems eunEt dnFinR a1a
Pass week.
Captain CuEEInR. q TIE ship Sossph
3. Hpfnu1F, neE dieceaxzlna Failr1ad
iron - lhe MeEth Seattle ocean wharf,
Was circulating amnn4 friends yen1ers
d1ys mNds en- former xisit 10 Sealtle.
Pa. Malosy. NE pppninr ooneaotor,
VIA fer tbs past nftosn months hal
been running 90 tha train hatweHn 81
stiie ard Tacoma. han been transferred
= tha train between Portland and he
Sound.
AE. .. Edwards. came up - puzssE en-
The Mexico whinh arrived yesterday.
Mr.. Samuel johnson, NE regular pnFssr,
having ohtafned q weeks leave IS al
sence. NJ. J. 4. Bslsaau, ok TIE sontk-
aEn Rouae. came np e. fEeizhs clerk.
-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31


Nfkx - Ems rn1ns n4e'sn IS A -
EDR ~ wnexl
-
~ asss1Al yssls r,ss Mk 70
~ 49, ieeAld leEs ez|ss +, lie dina = -
= AAalss npalt b II sssh 1 skevs $
9 a,,aese tln g s1as,z nsl e Nm rs..es
e - Mls y IL en- nsli. 4 kri.s
nicek Nhluh woula bsar h. ns.ua. 1kh
14e.a4 Was upp1fmost - - uins. a.
go - E4 ct1E4 aKfaneH "a fan1..
go F4t5 e 80 kHsineaa = afaef4f -
- 4AAl4A14 between tie Hssla1.E .seFs
etnrN en4 tng fosS bnildinn ranss9.S
E,r4fseN@ - oelna 30, hH&zfef. - knd
~ 4az sc buiE1inn ffAan ~ H.
ssooHe ote1a1l monlha Sc. duEins
g. AN9e11s IN tEe eaek. NJ. 1890.
- n9Enes called fsr htaa. hnt - -
A4Atee N1ze 50 mash higher fhau -
q $500 t1e IDS H1Ie all Declared 81
eAN We fl4E4 mcdi3fG. EIf1 waFa
e9aln called fef 4 f2W days aab. ar,H
M1eM oNe1eas 10ss allen eai dartA -
Ina fi4uk 3eEe again msftfez.
- teeNs9ad collars 8oEth a. iron work
- $3.50 cut and MsesEs. 1amea EaEh arc
gst4 4aaAes she &@o lpwns4 hi8aeRn. -.
vtlss 70 put ~ ten&efs fof tae work ~.
eor1inq . Ne no1l11f plsns.
At1.eE4a1 aflefnann fhs eonfrsef seaa
sokm1l.g Awarded 50 Mr.. Otto Hanks
tos ~ rs. TITS includes exaryahira
e4eert tfs heaiiDq apparatns.
ao4 e1eN wi F1u oommeun4 woek
On tte bnsl6inR, Nj. Rsnksfs
itEIeA laying vii Be ID psoarnas ID
SOC "a one week fsom today. ana tha
ppnolnR will be p1sAed ahead e fass e
men en- Do ne work
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31
THE CHAIN Case.
CIR pz1zsnxns Marruo rsxrsrrvn
u..EuL g M agaIlo 49,.


cIzr rz1zsnEns Manrna xHxnsnEvrs
uSEKuE % xHE RUnEHo sznEzra
sInsysF saw a bestsr Tot Of prisoners
% work than those nov 10 ths chain
RanR." said Street. Oommlsziousr Cum.
minas yesterday. ''and n We eould have
two Or thssa clear days We wouid elsar
up Ell TIE sidewalks 10 iowns
heg did yon manage % Rst them 70
The moFninp after the council
passed the ofdeg that 1 shoald work tae
esty prisoners on the streets / went 30
The jail win the oommiltments IL nv
nand ans called The men all together.
explained 90 them sue sftuaiian and
sa1ds Now boys, those OF yen who are
willing % 8ofk Wili step 70 my riQht -
yuug names are called, and those Who
are not will Famain where they are
Hhoas who 60 10 work willingly l shall
n01 put sue irons On, hot th0ss Who re
kuse 10 work viii Be fed on bead and
1at :, aud when lheY do 20 % work
must wear the iron iewelfy. When tie
roll vas called 0nlg alexsn out or the
tNenty-thfeo stepped 10 the right. /
directed the failoF 30 lock those who re-
fused % Wefk ID their celia, and give
them plenty Of water bal miRhay iittin
bread. A. soon na they were locked up
told he Tailor % give my eleven men
q good bot bfeakfasf, which be did
the next 8oTnlnR twenty-five aienihed
theif willingness 70 wosk, and 8ocepi-
"a them. hns nnaeF she conditions which
] stated u the hrst place. That 10 Why
soms Wesf iEnns. aud others do not.
fney ell begged 10 hase tbs ir0ns laft
o. ouf tald them they had hrouRht
that punfshmeni upon themselves with
their eyes wide 0psn. and they mast take
she doss they bad prepared Tor them
sslysa Theg san ! meant business,
and the resait ia W RBt along iRai
rate"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

pmsnsd Hesnn 90 tie MoKfhfsN N8oIfa
~..a1~re y d Var Wanusf, q e Hanksll
8 n kao1, Mrs B 3 Bfennsna. ID
49,. Eobert Smith. Mm MzlteF1.
#A asndktx, Rsg E1eE Otamng, g 5
1870. a MeExiii. II EnRslnan, Jea
fs1sr. Cas- Dickenson. aud ~ &c.
- elS11 pass1nGefa.
$500 HunfinRton On The Ornnan
500 Line MsndaSs Is smtes4nfa %
- ma nfternooz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31


Mart Win win and rscsrss pehlie recngnstlen
and praise. Fact4, vAica are tie cuteome q
esnerai experiencs, growing throneh years Of
sriiiesl and pract teal test oeecme a. rooted
aosI imunvnble as tha rack ~ asbfallsE IN pub
lic upfnisa, and hencefsrfh need no furtheF
puts Ne fart that sUlfss epeci2S b TIE osst
hiosd parf1er IN ne voria, b ons q thass
inraorkbls 6lhraitar rock fssia Of uhicA ws
ave s4ek sn and gvaFS DAVIS experteuee Fuo3n
lhis ronvictfon deeper and deep4E IN pahic
opinaoa. Every eiSss q our people y AneF.
ica And n EuEope. egesy EseA eelI.ng as
professton, inc1aatna ne me1ieai prclssston.
kave horse volantEry testtmnny 10 lhe ~
mnrknhie virtues Of B. 9. q, and ~ infAliihle
e(arnaE il Curfne All dfEcnn11 o. ne glooos
Tbses teatlmeninis sxe en &c - re 1housan1s
~ open % TIE lnspectioo q al New eolne
unsslsaifn6. two Distinguished members %
thn tizanfEical profession, wAa Er9ialully 80
~ u - wondeFfal curative Q1Alittm q tba
spscine IN shetF lnAiviaEAl casrA fhesr tes-
! firanrtsfa nEs herewith gabmfited % he pub
] ~ wsthous ftfrfhsr ccmDeut-sst them spaAk
| FOR thsuAeises. Ths lAly = memeag g he
| fauowM II ALA fh&atar cmpany 81 As9 xerk,
| snd fsznsriy q the ksstaesee Iheatsr. Scr
l r'as.y. 81 CbicAso. Tie ns1tlensa 3 ; ssli
/ fnoun nssmbrF q ~ Esw YeEk ITALIA Tie
| nazF ramnany, Bah eEa VEL kaswN IN TIC
| asrscal circles n shas cs1ntFy and IN KugeRe
Charlotte E4n4oWA Tes4l1DuuTs
NV HaHx. Nag I. 1874.
aHff apaclne c., AkinlfA. 0A--Ganaa1en :
| HavinR been Annoysa wftA pEmpaa.. srup<t1za
/ ana reaahnsns Il tke skfn, fraD bad esd.
L tlar q ny hleoa, fsr mere thHs yenf. zsoa
l ! lcadfaR rrupnraten e szraspaxillA aad otner
4 aav.rssss8 relnaasas % ~ efsct Tan sQ1-
aaitsd : arpmtnent phFxseian, A1d ffu2 -.
l srrsrunsna rsaatvea - h-na6A la<n 3D.
| clns-s % ny Us s s 5. rsEas1y far tss hlneds
ana ese - six packages. b tsorcuzA ssaai-
catson q my lscable sd restaEzng nzloee lsnaI
I y ny ain. ave n2ds ne hNgpy, 80 eeear.
| fuIly sssa rsn tbs tesEtmo1lAl Ter E91A -
ana u1nsinIx4 a. Fau Mtah ~ make % IT,
4 CnAaGoEzz kAMD0W.
lez bsBeF1, neaE C9nn GtFetA
Hnao HazzksrtS Tos2wNEy.
Ths Sslia ePueEee ouGpany. Atianta. a.
Gasxlsuaan Fsr fEo FsAFs I hsd ssxsrs $50
a. ecne@a. nnrs tax AuapAl suapAur eos SD
| wnrssna e9naR ranna1iaa Ard HaE FreaazeEs
far ~ aumhals e p4THictan4, III tuaa4 q
rpfef A. tust dEtsE1ninoa 70 ~ - : = >
Il rsnsey, and sesNa o. etrAt estsias hAxe fhcs
oaHhlg raIfsHsA -, ard yaz ca rs MS car
$50 IL anr manner va Wiah
Buaa HAsEKEnE
WembEr e Thzlta ThsG1sr-
NF4 YaHx N1g & 1851.
TrNafsae - ninaa and EEi1 DISEASES Mszlle'
nree. TIE SWIFT EFEClf1C Co.
4 f1zasnsAnmasw ERAwsE q Aala2tAs o..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

Tan GkMz.-Lass evening Constable
Caldwell. and 04Ssrs Bowers. Van
Dyke. and Dishl raidsd 9 Chinese dwell
ling on s0ath Third street. and cap
saFed all tes parspheFnalia and Quilt Of
Oblnamsn partioapattng IL tie game
ara they were ali marched 80 the police
court. One Of the Cinnamon emptitd
from Bis capacio1s pockets over ferry
dollars Ia quarters and ten ee1t pteesa-
Hs IA shouRht 10 be TIE keepes OF ire
same. Tney we're all released. bunds
bsiuR furnished, 10 appear fer Trial 70
day 81 a'oiock .. 70.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

PoHxLANp, Nov. &c. 1851.
MI DRkn Mn. WfnDoM:
You have reason 10 feel proud Of the
success Of RobsFtine. have used Il
constantly for whole year and End Il
beautiful and beneficial for the complex.
lon. II possesses gil the qualities you
claim for it, and have mash pleasure
10 recommending IL. The "RobeFtine
Powder vour latest addition 10 the
Artistic toilet, makes charming finish
and Il worthy Of It's companion RebeE-
tire. Yours truly,
JRAMNn WuBzu1.
For sale BY A. b. STEWART 4 90.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31
sEYRR TRAvEL WITROuT IN.

Persons SHOULD never travel without 3
Box of BRANpAKTH's Pms. A feU dcses
taken before gainR % ship viii prevent
sea. sickf sss. and one pill every nfRkt
% ship heard 9til co1nteFacs zoe COS
tive action q tts 80 atr. Wien SICK,
troaeiel With pAius, eolde, sr dizziness.
az bavsaR Kheumatisna. taxa fren three
- Ave rills, and II teay do nnt Operate
ia a. bear or 80, take three o. fouE
more.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

noTScE-Ten aoiInfe zwaF1
itI 30 onlo fsR lfIsfsA&tIen
ssgnN 20 fne nksnst 1ma CORE
,Sss,sn 81 any ore Seunu ateal-
- nspies q the posf-snselil-
snrsar delivered ~ tpe carriers
ssysuafsout ft5e civ.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

Remnznts OF dress eoods shis week.
We mnst sell them. ChesteT Iieaty.
Losr Hm TcE.-Jsmss Oampe<n,
ui.lwrszhs Tor tie PoFt Blaksly min
eompsnY. had ths misfsrtnns 20 ist \
heavy riecs Of ira1 fall on bis foot.
ussshiuR ous Of kfs toeA Dr. saith
vent % Riakely on Sunday and femsx.
"a the injured mem6eF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

AccmESTLx Saur.-word reached
ava las. evening THAI a yoang man
I'd been shos 81 Lake unson, aad seve-
:. rersoas FASTENED cat there to learn
- tects- From oae % theaa gentle
tcs foilowinc particulars Were
9td. fesef RinehAFt. aRed 3 yeEFs
- - e the Oeesdentai usili. fishing Cor
- arc saekefs 10 the lake. he sat
= - neftA epd Of the bsiidinR, with
-. 80 hanetu9 down toward the water.
- - eoya were over by Hiiten,s grove
- seSssssAnR With an cid rife, and ane 81
~ eeiis, when nearly speni. came
$500 eiocR on ths sarface OF The
Il. ~ so struck Rinehari in the lee
A ~. a4h pfohed for t0e ball With 4
ss - nessie. and after lcesiinR q,
oaa 1he wOond Il not ssrioas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

The following licenses 10 we'd we're %.
sued By Auditor weed yesterday;
PIP. paddsn. Of Franklin. sad Miss
Francis Lamont. OF Seattle.
John ChFiAtianson aud Miss Mar Ha-
lev, both Of Seattle
Charles Maui and Miss Matilda Lsha
hsfh % HeWuasiie.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

AaszyAi oF TKs MTxco. = The
ssanship Mesisn arrived in Seattle
issielday 81 uoon, after 9 remarkably
aasant lrip % the c0ask she naade
ee run from San Frsneisco 90 VictaFia
2 8 hours, and 20 Sevtsle In "A hours,
sseding her steppAEey a. Victoria end
reii Townsend. She brought 90 pas
Nneefs--Se cabin and IS Storage. TIE
sAein passengers were Tor ports a. fol-
80; Victoria 10. Port Townsend 3.
ssaltls 9 snd Tacoma 3. she also
enasht SIS tons Of freight. unat Of
selca vas for Seattle merchants. a. she
ssiloStng list Of pointa and aDo1nfe
- eaeh viii Shows For VaneoaVeg IS
SaA Port townsend 100 tons, Alaska
tors; Seattle ass tons and Tacoma
- toes. THIS trip Of the Mexico was
tastes; "trip ever made between
- Francisco and Seattle hy any
psaass making ssops al YictoFia and
teft Tcwnspnd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

Come and prise our jerseys this veek.
81 50 re- lced 10 800. goo 10 75s, 81 50
n fI.0o. Every thing IN cur wbols
stock IN proportion, mast b sold this
week. Toklas & singerman. jR29
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31
nlsorERanE - cosTUKEs.

Parties desirtnn costumes fer she
rsssuaerade bali given ~ the Sc. = no
eish AZ zoe nee S.zndsrd ihettse this
eveniue, ean secnFe them ef Dskosrsst
Rna CsFrol. wh1 viii be "a the thsatse
from tiil 5 2. m isa u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

LopaE INsTTxuxED.-Mr. r. O. YouRR,
grand ehaHcsllorsand his fellow knights
who vent 70 enohonish On saturday
for the purpose OF institutinR Bnohom
len Loklae No. SO, returned home Sun
day, end report having had suocesa-
full and eptsyahle trip. They inslltui-
"a the lodge, With II charter members.
John Otter. vas elected P. O.; ViotoR
Hugo smith, O. O.; Georges r. England,
" n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

Your orders viii be called for, give rs
trial, q q. 6rknruP 3 Co., grocer
Third an Spring. sel4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

LADIES' ane French balbFieean vests
re6ueed from $50 10 o0a. odds and
snds IN ehildfen's hosiery aud under
wear less than maunfacanref's cost.
aklas q EiDReFman. joz0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

Remnapts coid sllkaan1 saiins almost
given awav. Plushes Bnd Veivele utfh-
eat regard % valne. Tokbaa a clneaf-
snan. jas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31
ooMMuNIoATKp.

Cash Va. eredis. @. q. exAnruP q Co.,
grOosFs Third and Spring. se1l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

For your groceries 90 10 O. q. STAFF
Up 4 Co., csFnsr Third and Spring. sell
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

Washington Territory Dental and
t1otographio Depot.-k full anpply 81
ioW prioea. A. B. STEWART Il o., drug
eipts nos u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

Remnants fianneis and cloth. Big
reductions. Black cashmere remnants.
Chester Clearg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

Pr.nassar,-s,uaEes and hlEthday oazes
81 GAzEsmis. snd and Marioa St.. Nc
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

Grsaa sale Of rsmnanss this wssk-
Chester UisAry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31
MARRIAGE LIcRgSES.

Big drives in WOOL hosiery 10 close.
Chester Ciusry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

BLACK dress eDads ana black HlikH.
prices thna yo1 cannot sdoFd 70 miss. ~
aaca Nfoa grain gllk 1ta. fI.25 quaiifr.
Sooi oEess goods. ~ inoh, Fedassd fraas
- % %. 1oklae 4 einQeFman,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

Immense bargains IN croches shagls,
ki line reduced 10 300, 81 50 80 Jae.
Don't miss them, prices less than man
agactarers cost. fokias 3 Ssngerman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

Remnants lacea snd embrnld erien
Tue prtcss vili ssii Them lively. Chss-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31
Dress Goods, silks, VelVets, etc.

Black Goods immense reductions in CaShmeres Serges ETC.
& MeIange reduced to
figures to
Go
Black SILK reduced
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31
HOSIERY AND UNDFRWEAR
In GENTS FURNISHING G00DN

CLOSE FOLLOWING.
3so Mcn'sG Rabber Coats $3.50,
20 I2rb Umbrellas Use
eases Mens wOoI Shirts and Drawers
Shaker half hose. Sc
Mcrfno shirts and Drawers, from $3.50
Blue
TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS ~ HATS AND GAPS
Frst--Mens brown and black stir Hats 80 to s2
Soft ~..- %
our speciality, J. B. sesOn q Cos Hats, prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-17
YOU MUST WALK.
-hc Street Cars Are Few and Unrelia.
bio. This Weather.

-hc Street Cars Are Few and unrelia.
bio. This Weather.
Street car travel In this city il bad and
worrisotnc enough even in good weather,
when the streets are clear Of distractions.
but in weather like this, ride on Mem.
phis street car is worse than no ride al all.
II was q beating, freezing snow and slect
that blockaded the streets. This IL QUO
thing the company is not responsible fof,
and another thing they should be credited
for II that they made a faint attempt to
sweep the tracks with an ancient cross.
MISUNDERSTANDING that was proba.
bly, made for a sweeper, but was sadly mis-.
named, and in no way does the work
efficiently. AZ q consequence, and at the
very time, too, when people needed and
desired 10 ride ON the cars, they find them
irregular and uncertain, and when one Is
boarded the passenger may he delayed
three times the length Of time Il would
take 10 trudgc through the snow 10 his
destination. Knowing this, not a
Third Of the people ordinarily 10 bu
seen on the cars dare TO risk
trip on them. There are about one
third Of the cans running, and they with
double teams, which with difficulty pull
their burden. All OF this could have been
aycrtcd but for q narrow and picayunisb
policy Of the company. Salt IN sufficient
quantity sprinkled ON the tracks would
have dissolved the snow and ice, and In
fact made them slick and easy 10 run on.
But before this company, which IL sup.
passed TO operate for the public benefit,
aud receive treble compensation for the
service, would buy few dozen barrels Of
cheap salt and employ men 10 scatter Il
along the car rails, they lay of about half
the drivers aud actually lose money by
not being prepared 10 servo the people
in AN emergency. Such. though, Is the
treatment the people get and are To- expect
IRON this corporation. =