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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

There wers twelve deeds fled for record
Wednes lay. Tho aggregate Of the con
sideratIons was $2s.Si7. an average Of
ssa5. The largest consideration was
$3.50; two were for $500 each. and three
bstween si20C and Ss2oo.
Frank N Bana to ASS K Ripley. lot &
block 2. In Mountain View addition 70
Seattle, $500.
Dcran g a. tract in section 3. TIP .. N r
KIP Ferry and wife TO w Edwards.
tracts In section q and section p. Up "a.
n R 4. Z, 1860.
James Mcknight and wife to Ole schil-
lestad. quit claim deed to lot ]. block ".
10 A A Denny's addition to Seattle. 81.
John W Emerson AMI wife 70 @ r
Walden. lets 8 and I. block "a. In Pleasant
Valley addition, 4127. 50.
OC Schillss&ad and wife to N Walling-
ford. lot 7. block 81 in A A DeoEys I'D
ditton to scAttle. $500.
Krause, bond Tor deed for lot 9. block Il,
in heirs of Sarah A Belle firss addition to
Joseph Rsber and wife to Joseph Raber
Jr, lot z block 81. In heirs Of sarah A
Bells second addition to Seattle. $i200.
A e Hsnford to Il A Ziebarth. lots !. 2.
5 and 6. block Is. In II l. Yesles's first ad-
dition to Seattle, $ia0.
Vim Braek EFT TO Charles Craig: lot H.
block 10. in Burke's second addition to
George Beatty to Charles Craig. lot
and w \ lot 5. block 3. in ID T Denny
third addition to Seattle. $3.50;
Walter Crockett to Noryal II IAtimer.
lots 70 II inclusive. block "a. In heirs OF
Sarah A Belle second addition 70 Seattle.
tts0l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19
HOW
BUY LAND!.
Certified checks, payable at
sight, on the PUGET
SOUND NATIONAL
BANK. given -
security for
money in
vested.

T,o THOSE pEslRoussoY BuYIya PROF.
i ersy ee tims, and 1sssaing properly
owners end londlssds. ~ orr ~ follewine
We vii allow you fren thsss DoAehs 70
Ave years' tins according b Tie lana yos
Ne cAasgs psither prsnisn q interest q
- psS.s.aa. and w ~ Joe vsHsa'ss
We Asvs lloas q ~ asd ~ tAas sre sasss
- wadian1 street. md ere within raA1us q
one and . Aah Dilas fro0 the HoaokAce.
Th<y lis vsll - are deofable lo1s.
We rss s saaX y = ss:a: = e : =. =
fun amount Of saeA snd WET su1ssauaat
rs check Is drawn By IL Puget Sound Ma
tional BoDk. end Is made payable q dehf. thus
NAntius the puRchasse advsntaors and Dsivt
h0es that have never been bsloGs o0kssG
Afssr yoa have hefg.in:i for one q nsrs
bsccos pressed fer no.sy, JOG have saly 10
prepsaa your checkD q The baak and thsy VIII
- cashod "a the 80 for the1r fnil hAcs value.
should yea sec other lAaA that VOC consider
bsoeer barsato. W sbeve still bold good.
In sAere, The noasy In ~ hank awaits your
us1ii yoa presrnt D. cEscks 70 u i peynsss
In fsil for IL Disoe Of ~ lad hasuzined for.
Yen are. thaaufore, ~ tAe opt1on and privi-
logos ve - tnGasod ogatnss oec1daak You
are your Eeas0res and hanAee anA = ~ same
time - owner u valushls property.
~ cheea. 4, hsnk - pnxm.na th-v IN -
;ms,sdisselv hopsetJ "a forv,sdsd - -
ara von thcrehv annul Al edahss N narehsss
~ ~ - Ian1
~ eGer : Ssadsn cvusrsu,itv - sdv,.e
80 70 INV nov- nonr I'D n eauo al
nssltasnes 70 afford yau the erpsrtunity Of
~ : n. Seoths - - = ~ ~ - n
= So,Sh "a 0ncA ~ ~ navIi
NC yos1 iscoua. no Dsassr hcv sunall
~,r so:eSShtne ~ vnnr rernsr ssono -
-. - Hoom ~ HrncSt Tor A. sdva.cs
Ts.oscru.6ios0ai r.aIro.da ~ hendi-c H.
a.sSSIa
M.s.f,skuri>s A A.urs.htnv snd s,uvfnr
~ 4 haalshv erevth.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19

A rArrssn FLAG. There Is displayed
in font OF L.. ereenhers's jswelry store
ON Main stree, . badly won American
and v.,y throaAhAru. THIS tAttercd uAx
has hat thirteen stars, aad doubtless has
"a interesting history. II 4 could ae
learned. II 10 the property OF oas "A
snsehlsscr. a native Of Cairo. kxyp,. wno
is now In She employ of the Nosth, 49, -.
Fish company. TO fs 49, W. w.s = cap.
ssln in ,ha Austrian navy. aud In is.s ne
captured an American prisstser. on she
coast Of Mcro~co. from when he to.
this flag. lie hroasht IL home. ana away
seemed 10 psiks IL very highly. Aiscf his
ssaih couple OF Yeas $40 ! nsa s., = /. !.
ws ntlle heard OF treasures when
hroashs with me. was this old. esti'e-
Scared sax
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19
FLEEf AS A DEER.
rux cpAs orRl EOS down. II THE ogyl-
cuns per uor CASTunKD.

Yesterday morning IN account Vas
given Of the strange and sudden disap-
pearance from her home Of little Bar
bsra ssndos. the thisseen year-old
daughter OF the crab catcher Joseph
yandos. Yesterday forenoon Chief
Marrhy, vhiIe looking for the girl.
learned that she Vas 10 cabin On the
beach With Patsy Carroll asd . cooeie
Of other eAmins. The ofscer knocked
Al the door Of the cabin. aud a. II vas
opened, Barbara said 4" Wait minute
until get nv cloak on, and vii 90
wita you" Ire officer waited outside
for the Girl to return, vhan all OF SUD
.ssn she made her exit thfocah Q side
door. and raining like . deer, made her
sscspe. /.
Later in the day. ex-Psliceman Lord
repcrted TO Oficef jones' thst the Rifl
was In &C alley between Third and
Fourth streeis, near Unton. Oh,,es
Jones gave ehass, bot the girl. vho vas
to blocks away. ssv hiu coming and
took 10 her heels. He followed, and
when within half q block Of her she
scaled q fence into scms ones back
YARD. ana s<s.etina herself tn az cut
house. che cfavlsd throzSh small hole
sci again made her ss,ace.
Up 60 .ete hour iAst night b.sbArs
cas- ssiIl running al large. There IL o
moral SIDE 70 this qnessson- Here 10 .
iitsis girl. sos 70 excssd Is years OF sse,
shssn II veald seem bsd deliberately
made 40 her mind 10 defy all parental
sathorsty and Lad life Of shame.
Cannot scmeshins be done 20 cheek her
10 Der mad eAreerf Csndnsment 10
all vcnid Do ter no good. and she IL
noa d sao,ecs for . ianstic Asyinrn.
fer sne 10 smarter, a. FAR - Intelligence
10 concerned, than the average girl OF
hes ass. II the territory bad reform
srAoci Which, sufostoratsly. u has noe.
sse m ees be cared fog ~ The expsose
OF he pecple until ste arrived q 40
a. Wien she voa.d realise thst q 70
ssstes 80 be god than 10 Be bad 20.
Ser me CS,sers eifcsmstanceA al that
ear be 5s1e, IL tseEns. h 20 eapsnse And
return ser 20 her parents. veo agp>Ar
10 hzYs ii.;ie &C Nc eoosrci ever her, II
i truly 3 ss3 sisss 90 see bright
,oars SRI sosna esA1loeg - dfssroe-
ton ard tee eousnanify rovefisns 10 90
ANYTHING TO check her.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19

GRANT Ctpr MEETING. 10 desirce
thai there b. full attendance 81 inc
mce,ins Of the Gran, Republican ciue 81
,he court hou@o At ; O'Clock thss eysainS
is,ieyatas 20 the club convention Al MOTIF
yAkinAa viii probably ~ sssssFa. -. y,
.sas,.', hefess the clss. All kspaeiie ans.
whesarr members az the club OF Hos arr
tn,,ted Ia ~ present. and sisose who have
m, already done 50 viii have 80 os;sef-
tauity 70 ssSa the roll
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19

Full regulation q. A. T. suits, Of which
the Star Clothing Hoass 10 the scknovl-
edged beadquarters. are warranted all
WOOL and NOS 10 fade. With every suit
W present two sets Of buttons and Q q.
A. X. cane. Complete out6t, go, $40.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19

vns f.Ake UNION CsNAt.--The WASH
snssen Improvement Company made an
application 70 he district court yesterday
far m. condemnation OF right ~ wss
shrossSh the lansssof EDWARD baewsis sad
CsFrse Rlewels, his wife. situate - vs.
too Is, township = nerth, rsngc > eAsa-
and AIS, ia section IS. township - both
range 1 east. TIE rixei ef Way u tov use
esaal 6ctwega Lase UnieD and Salmon
Rax
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19
CURT
DEPARTMENT.

Twenty six feet by fifty feet de-
voted entirely to this department,
which wedo not hesitate to say is the
finest and most complete ia this
country.
We have scrims at &c, DC and 10c
which you canpot buy anywhere for
less than 15c, lSc aud 200. When
you are looking for curtain material
examine our stock. Ii is right, we
buy our stuff from first hands and
can nnderssll any house that buys
their goods from middle men and
San Francisco jobbers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19


-. -.
- - = 3 /,
=. - 49, -. un,nn
~ s;,ss.-ss 49, @T!51e ~ -
s1~S-.- - - - ~ 1ui1n5s -
49, - .1as.ea -.
-, ses-ssSs. ~ .essss1s1 ~ =
49,. - 6sS3 - ~ ~ = s1snao
- ~
800 - - g. - vr6urnas
- 49, - - - I 1ener
- ~. ~ eSe~ek..S p - 49,.
49, s1~sS - ~ v..s a1Sse,Sa ~
eseo<toS ~ ieonSe = 0nerhtnr.
~ CafSeS -, eirrea. ~ ~
- - 4 = n ,-11ish - e
- s~-s.ss~ee - - ~5aii.g -
~ ~ 49, - earrv - -.
N- s.~vssS - ~ ~ - -
.. =. - - = - 1s.iS -
M ~ - 1HS - e0snrtina
s...ssisS 1900 + fr1.s a - o.
U~Is. h.siAi~. ~ for-eA n 800
n. ~ $780, - vs6Sra.e ~ efveo
-. s-...ass.es : vs~.sn~s sr-rie 81 "a
~ SSssrs-~ = - 49, ~ hea1-
cc.,s-.s a ~ vc3esss Rslisf Ocrps.
~ s.ss,s rs..~sc-sc. r.s,eHea - -
ss.,-s - sSsn eos>s-emascksA r.
s.srs.. ~. 1,sns s1..es = I'm. 3
~-1.s.i ~ sS.6.~.,aeeAfne
- - nm. ~ 49, - OsriAentsi
- - ~ sss0isrs - eoeNiaIIv
~s-s6sl eenia - senin. 0puns q ~
srsseatn,s eersA q 49, 10 49, I'm
~ 49, 49, - - - - HE
~ht~S 49, "A - -. Thon ~
- - ~ 0s.sSeA ~ fhelf
ec-e,Ase v.sS~,ISnv ~ su1etA.
-.
osAF
Too Afo vhteo, ~ essSef efrsoee
meat. basoed % TIE ssA9e d frye'e
cpsea houss Les ntRhe - Rfoae otal
Doss ornamental tAan those teee burned
hesoes VicksbasR. o. 0eesysoefR. 81
BieAncud.
Toese 80 kiDe 90 eessis ooo9ioe
oves = bae % ve91 baaes eeeoan ma
hadn't sesn snoa9h sssvtee - - oore
than slmpiy revive oenessee g cso
ttmos IN IL Dtods q Ne "ooyA VINO
know eli thsfe y worth knowing aboos
camp kstsiea. And thsa ehers Ueso -
beans n 70, and no hard teek euxilltas
ies In sight. u vas . eood enough nfs
for ssnAmsstsl porpooes. oaf q vas .
uisssnbls a4sif compared With thoes
b The heht d which ~ ooye onoe
tot0 0e0g1oo. me- oo09e ooo vxose M
tess 10 tAe old folks - hone. Bot ehts
small IRE was surrounded b. . mighty
big crowd Of old soldiese. Theee vss
noehinG merely ornamental ebout
them. Thsy we're ct The real eost. To
b sure they we're al . SHADE osder LOOK
ing than they we've WhoG they harmed
camp nees twenty Ave years go, bols
foT I'll that, they were . jolly - Of fel.
lows, indeed, and they bod vefy en-
joyahle time. 30 bad everybody.
Mayor Miner vas introduced BY
Chief Mastering Of6ces Holmes, and
delivered In eloquent address Of vel
come, altar which Q Quaseeeto VS.
sung. Depusy Commanders 4. p. Curry
extended ~ invitation % General !. W.
6psague to speAk. but the general wae
temporarily absent from the hoose.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19

IN, sxssNkt RxYKNCK TAX. - swin
AiekS acpety eoiiecinr for the ais's's' On
orcEec. writes 70 = frscs4 tren Olympia
under date % Ag'i 18Th. ss fniscws
sssA saaSe personal canvas o. Sssit,e On
SatuF,lay, wesk. ia The tn'tress ~ -
stsssai lax payers OF tntsfas1 ~ ~ 80
sIa 80 xssar 1 will tss2e 70 AL tsN
gsyr~s thssis sEs~elsl isx stamps, n fer'.,sa-
thczshy saving 70 them the notsrt ~
- well a. the eAp-en>~ e. sending uAea
TAX b Z al or eNpres&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19

Embroideries and laces. a 8 20 piece
purchase Just received; 8Sh per cent.
lea than value. Gala bargain weet.
Chester Ciearv.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19

I.icsNsEn TO MARKy. rwu rAArFassr
lieeasas have tees tssaea by The eo@at,
Naaiser A. soliews J. r. Thcrxsea. %
NNnrauvcr, sal Miss CAshArsrs Murray.
q &cstfuinsser bath Of british To- sff pa
Aud A. J. lssttlrrss. of ksns reuesr. Ana
kebssss J ThaSa -. o. AsTnssru1g coaE
", resn.yit "a. The sssssr woSs ha>s
red hy folsca Justice Soderoezs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19

Our exhsostsca oa Saturday. Apsil
i Elsa. ffeas p. 10. 10 IL p IN u vofsey
Of ycos prs~<nce. all sho rsad shA no.
ace are usaeope. Tokias. SsneseDas
4 o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19

We gill sxhibls tie highest snt risA.
sss oiass q Frensh sertrg nsii'nssy
ever sheSn 60 ATE Psrlaa coass uat
ssoea n rrsqasiieS 30 styles. We eas
frer uisref SssarSss enls. fcktas. sss.
sszmao n To
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19


Io11nn DaoEs - Daa rssaDsAA
hesehss. - hsina - h ~ ssos1v
~ - svUsss he6sss - ksan1 59y -
essus - tAs shas4s q assdseinG
Rshse Sao I'D OAM3sy Ksnia = Rsn-
~ - n vssaD -. n Ugissesn
- 49, 90 - Rsst Madlsea -.
ess6n8 - eoD1tfy = - 0tA0 - 80
- - tEtp oso8 Rannso - i011gvtDUee
- 3 HuGR- luxMR&nnnD eooogee9 -
SoleRunoo - ~ oE10o oAaEno4 oGo110
He nd: sMy fafbss's na0e - Ie-
oamsha and - - shisf - the D.
vanish txiba. DaxfnG his life - hs1
shses wives and I'D ehilAsso - III 6
shsa- Tlas = ~ ~ eesenef y
ealloa Dan Toeomaba. Ohaslsy TssIy,
60 81 ~ pteoeoEs IL Sss1s6e. - .
aupd 0on and - aase ~ Io4inns I'll
god namoa He Rsvo M IL 0anDe Of
8nQsea Gou, abo1e thss kil1tng Il Pc
M ean cd OAastey Ksnt0. IN I'll
20 hsV Z UaA 1n6ian1 aso - 6ko
vo11D en1hn. II - ki11s - 1n61nn'e
sula1fvos ~ tDjsrs1 ln1iaa Uoi1o III
- aooo . ohanap an6 - kills ~ ore
vho Dos6seo6 ~ fEieDl TAae Vss
~ Cd su1e ed es0s fo1lsu = 20.
Pokss So ~ fogmegly . 6ooQoAl0he
In1iaB, 61t tVeoey yoaso 80 uAAk1ey
Kani0's uno1s kilIed 6an's fA1AsR. San
thoa oano 70 Beoeoo ond liss0 ~ tbe
nontno lDdlano OvR oinoo. Woo0oyer
- Goe dfunk - talked ah0a1 the Ia
dian uho kilIod his fatAss, end ~ idsa
u thne vbsn - 81 Ohasiey Gst drunk
toeoshw q Raneoa this 90 tfooble
eo0o ~ ao0 tAoy ooO@oooo0 n4os1nR
and ksliod Gooh otbog. ] en- provo has
I ves n Z hoaoo VIII esvoeal other Ia
diano - The tins NE uaafdas tsok
plaeo. Poker San 80 Q fsjead Of
miue. oftsa Ioaned hin 0ensy and
b always PAID - baek vitA tneoesae.
II 1t bin have - b always paid me
t2.50. He 90 hi na0s oe Poker 6a0
beosoos be vns saoh Q good poksf-
player. He oooid bat I'll ~ IB1iAns
playtne Vekse, end d took omaxe White
man - yin hi oonsy. He 80 trap
pes By oeeapaaieo, end efton had -
0eeA - $1,000 II his peeke4. The ooly
vitoo0 aeainst me u cd sally. and shs
~ % drunk tAat nigha vhea che oaOe
b IL camp Wheee vas that she could
not sGand %. Ar. 6uitheFs has known
NJ for thirty ysass. and be viii tell The
ceost that an . good Indian and took
no part In the killing Of Poker San and
Charley KAuim."
Rogers 10 Q very Intelligent Indisn,
speaks EuRlish fairly YELL edaoates biz
ohiidfeu IN the AueEtean pablo schools.
end b spoken Of - sober md indusert.
oas. He Lost his wife about year ago.
and HE lpaneess daughter. Clara Ays-
lie, Q very handsome four. year old.
died since he has been IN jail. RoassS
has employed 800 able lavysfs end ex-
presses no fsafs Of bstng esnvietsd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19
Carpets and Upholstery.

We reoslved Thursday. April Oh.
80 pieces Tapestry Carpets.
y peioes Moguetto.
70 pteces. 2 pay. I'll we0l-
% pieces. ply. all wool,
90 pieces Cotton Chain.
In ali over 100 pieces enough 70 supu.v
the whole Of Washington Territory.
A full stock Of window curtains "A
portions. 6wiw and Nostingham nets VIII
Be sold cheaper than ever 6ofors.
100 pieces ssrim. ~ inches Vida 81. 30
VIII be opened Wednesday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19
UMBRELLA
DEPARTMENT..

We have novelties in parasols.
Black silk parasols, natural wood
handles, % to 20 inch. from 81.
Colorcd satin and check and stripe
coaching parasols. 22-inch, %.
Colored sateen coaching parAsols,
fancy checks. stripes and figures.
Ecru satin parasols, cscurial lace
covers lined with chsngsble silk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19

The ssss CssshsnR Haa.e V the rsesz-
assri headquarters fas fail isdsse u. A.
- s~iss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19

Our exhibition on Saturday, April
2ist. from y. N. 10 II .. m. Is worthy
Of your presence, all Who read this no.
sice are welsoins. Tokias, Singermsn
4 Go.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19

Cheaper GRADE Of @. A. Il. suits at 8,
e, g, With two ecte Of buttons, which
color 10 mot warranted, b. the Star Cloth
inc House. Kline d Rosenberg. apis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19

Big arrival Of usv goods. We lead. =
Chester Oloary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19

Ring up A.W. Scott. telephone l9l for
of{ice and esSfs fittings. l76
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19

Only firss clan work done q Canaan
4 Co.'s. second street.. on Frames, Wall
Papoe, o. anything In their line.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19

Grand mi-anuual exhibition Of
spring novelties on Saturday. April 2lst,
from .. n. 10 II p. u. store will b
closed al day Friday and Saturday 10
LIP. n. All ere invited. Toklas, Sin
german 4 Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19
CUTAWAY SUITS.
Spring and Fall ovsrceats,

sro.n aissa l1slssn. ,ilE iacsa. ali vol sia %
Bio Wa veae ...................... 10 10
Gray worried. silk fHesd. ........... 10 %
Fancy esssiDoss. siIt Ice sd edoo 80, 10 60
Brown vcssts1 impaired, silk fscsd 81. n 20
fsesd Observation-Disclosures Is %
fansy impaired tweed. Nh ltn@A ,..... 70 %
faney impoets1 vosssao, silk foeoi. -, % 20
leowu impssseA vide wals, sta fseed :. r. %
Light imported Warsss1 Wanlse. siik
iinsd Observation-Disclosures. . 90
Ard many oshefs of lover grads. sna hsavy
eeAss. n dssifs1.
The Boys and Chlidrsst pspana~n, II a.
he s.ecn1 nosr frAKx T1iB ELEvAToRl
I'd vii BE- soapd the nnost eoupleee one mi.
80 a Chicago. We isvste ali rncahsss g. rive
~ cali M inspect e0s spiseaid sssck TOT
their little oaeo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19

II you want Q bargain In lots ! and 8
block 81, AaynAfd's addition, call on
Psmphrsy 4 Hsafofd, Oommesciai
Afnn0f. an 8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19

Special offerings In flowers, feash-
ers, millinery, laees and ornaments.
kpccial offerings In entirely new
designs Of chantilla and Spanish
gaipure fiouncings. Swiss and muslin
embroideries.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-31
Bismarck as an Organic Grinder.

The latest story about Bismarck de-
scribes how he called on Emperor Will
lam the other day. and while waiting
in IN ante-rOOm heard voices in the
Imperial nursery. and went in. He
found the little Crown Prince grinding
away at a barrel-organ. while two
younger princes were trying to dance.
please. Prince Bismarck. come and
dance with me-" said one of the yOungs-
tiers.
mo. I am too old; l really can not
Dance" said the old gentlcmen; ''but
if the Crown Prince will dance, l will
grind the organ for you all"
When the Emperor opened the door.
the Chancellor Of the German Empire
was found grinding away in q high
state of pleasure and perspiration.
The moral of the anecdOte was drawn
by His Majesty. who said that. not con
tent with making three generations of
Hohenzollerns dance to his pipe. Bis
marck had already begun with the
fOurth.-LOmdOn Truth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-31
Slightly Misunderstood.

EYES," said Miss Crushington, the
celebrated exponent of society and
emotional drama. II had a most sue.
cessful tOur in England last summer
Ibid you enjoy the trip across the
ocean,"
Very much coming back. but not SC
much going over"
Were you sick:?"
"'N-nOt SO very. but l felt badly and
wished l hadn't agreed to come.
Wanted to back out. you know"
Il understand; You felt like throw.
ing up the whole affair"
30. dear no! l wasn't Us sick as
Trareicr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-31
DOZENS OF DEFINITIONS.
Read Them, and Then You Will Know
What CONSTITUTES u Lady.

Read Them. and Then You VIII Know
What CONSTITUTES u Lady.
To nswer this custom. we will
again have to the dictionaries.
johnson defines a lady as a woman OF
high rank; an iilustriOus or eminent
woman: Il wOman-One of the fair sex
a mistress. importing power and
dominion. as lady Of the manor. This
is broad enough. it would SEEM.
StOrmOnth gives these definitions: a
woman of distinction or rank; the wife
of a titled gentleman; the title of daugh.
tiers of peers of the first three grades:
a familiar term applied to the mistress
Or female head of q house of the better
class; a woman in any station of life who
is possessed of refined manners and
kindness of heart. and generally whose
character is adorned with those Chris.
tian and social virtues which men most
love and esteem in women: a term OF
courtesy applied to any respectable
female. The fifth of the above detini-
tons is a remarkably good one, if il
e not narrowed by the idea that
Christianity alone comprised all the
higher virtues.
Webster's definitions may be next
considered. 4 lady. he tells us. is a
woman who looks after the domestic
affairs of q family; Il mistress. the
female head of a household; "a woman
of social distinction or position; the
feminine corresponding to lord. In
England. he further says. it il a title
preiiXed to the name of any woman
whose husband is not OF u lower rank
than 4 knight. or whose father WIS a
nCbleman not lower than an earl: also,
a woman of gentle and refined manners;
the feminine corresponding to gentle
man; II wife or spouse.
Worcester is more satisfactory. it
would seem, in his definition, at least
to the American notion of what consti-
tutes Il lady. Only one Of his definitions
need DC quoted. He says a lady is a
term of complaisance applied to almost
any wcll-dressed woman. but appro-
priately to one of refined manners and
Herald.