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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
JERSEY CITY.

Mrs Kate Keen, of No 140 Wayne-st, gave
birth to a child Sunday night and two hours later,
here husband, John Klccn, dragged her and her In
FAINT out Of the bed, broke tho bed and other hir-
nture and left tho house. Policeman Wohleben
found the woman and child lying the floor in a
cold room without any attendance. Poormaster
Hewitt took charge of the case and Klloen was
arrested.
Daniel ]. Burke, q we'll known Democratic poll
ticlan and ex-FIro Commissioner died yesterday OF
hasty consumption at his homo, No. 900 Nlnthst
John Roth, carpenter, Of No. 436 sccondst,
died In St. Francis Hospital yesterday from Injuries
sustained BY failing iown stairs al his homo SUI
day night
Paterson detectives were in Jersey city yesterday
hunting for couple who are missing from that
city and are thought to have eloped The couple
are Mrs Maggie Tassen, age twenty-sIx and Nell
Van Muson- Mrs Tassen took her three children
with her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
BROOKLYN.

Owing to the continued III health OF The rev Dr.
J. o. Peck he has proposed 10 the simpson -
nlsconaI church of which ne pastoro permit hun "a
etle at the end vi present coneIenCe year In APRIL
or To grant him q six months vacation
Jacob Jonas, a tobacco dealer, of No 1,o4l Gates-
ave. has been missing since February FL lie Is
fin nine wears cid Aid 10 New York tho day he
last
The Nassau Trust Company, with q capital OF
s5OO.OOO. was yesterday Incorporated by William
Dick, Andrew D. Baird, Joseph +. Knapp, Iheoooio
A. Haveneyer Bernard Peters. Ezra B. Tuttie,
Lowell N. Palmer, Charles H. RUSSELL thomas f. Row
land, John T. Willis, william f. Garrison, william ~
MALL f. w. wurstcr, =. II. Wood H. IL Rogers, Jod
L. Freeman, Darwin L. James, John Truslow and
George ii. Prentiss.
william Lindsay alias Norris ags twenty OF No.
% FnitOD-.L, arrested early yesterday morning
for burglary at No. IL FultOn-st the liquor shop Of
william McQusde
The trial Of Thomas Gum. Oh . charge Of man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
m CONSIDER THE AEyEx MEMORIAL

The trustees of Columbia College held their regular
montbly meeting yesterday. The principal part of
the meeting devoted to a discussion Of the lea ses
of property owned by the college, and routine bust
ress The memorial presented to The trustees by Mrs.
Annie Nathan Meyer. asking the sanction of the trus-
tees 10 a proposed annex to the college for women,
was received and referred to special committee Of
aye without debate. The Committee on Proposed
Annex Is composed Of Stephen K. Nash. the Rev. Dr.
Morgan Dix. Joseph ". Harper, Edward Mitchell and
DR.. Cornelius r. Asncw. The memorial propose, tho
establishment OF college for women under the direct
su pervson Of the Columbia College trustees having
the faculty as the School Arts aud CORES pond
Ing To that school No request for money Is made,
and the only thing that the trustees asked to do
Is TO give their sanction TO the scheme II sufficient
funds raised from outside sources
The names OF most OF the signers to the memorial
we're printed In THE TRIBUNE on sunday. Before II
was presented yesterday those namos were added Tho
Rev. Abbot h. hlttIodge, Francis p. klnncOt, the
Rev. DR. Thomas Armitage and Frederic II. Condcrt
the president OF tho Alumni Assoc alton OF the Cole 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06

Joseph Smith, while passing swamp near Roslyn
Yesterday morning found Michael CODnOrS, labOrcr
noary. frozrn death le VIII lose the use of both
hands and icct.
Tho Queens County Republican Central Committee
has removed from Tony" Milicr's hotel No. 1874
West Third ST. Long Island city, where permanent
headquarters have been engaged.
A sharpe, In which were H. H. White and Hibbrd
Reeves, capslzed last Wednesday In shlnDec0ck Bay
The men chung TO the boat and succeeded I'm reaching
tho shore In a completely exhausted condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
Discussing AN INDICTMENT

Assistant District Attorney Bedford called the at
tenon of Recorder smyth yesterday to an Indictment
against Max Hartman, and said that he did not be-
lleve the evidence to be sufficient for a convection
The Recorder called the complaining Witness Philip
s Blgin Of Dlgln Brothers express, and asked
him ahnut the case. uarman was employed hy fhe
higgins az driver and collected sol which he lost
Tho Indictment was dismissed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
SERIOUS ILLNESS oFwF LEE

". r. Leo Is suffering from . attack Of pneu-
nonis, 1t his homo, No. $40 Madison ave- Symptoms
tof the disease were first noticed week ago. Tho
tev. DR.. Kittredge said last Saturday. when Diminishing
bis Bible class, Of which MI Leo is q member: "a
usar friend and member Of class Is lying III, and
u ask you I'll TO pray Lord to restore him good
fhealth. - ve can III AFFORD TO lose so Important
IAanf ~ the Homo Of the FriendIoss, I'm Twenty
btnkAk prayers were also offered for his restoration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
WHY EYERYBODY LIKES RIKE

WHY EVERYBODY LIKES RIKER's
FAMILY MEDICINES and roTLEr REQUISITES. Because
FsThry exactly what expected OF them IN at least
o5 out OF 100
secoadThey always reasonable IN price. beng sold al
about half tho prices charged for tho patent nostrums
&c
Thirt-ehouh fan 70 DO all that IL er
perted OF them This has not proved
satisactory will be ohesruily returned
Fourth-Their without exception, are the
most reasonabe ctOry and best value OF any
manufacturer United Send for their illustrated
catalogue nly medicines toilet uisites which
mailed free on request.
Their goods are for almost may he OBJ
taned direct RIKER SON druggists and manufactur
ING ohemsts 353 6thave New-York Established AZ years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
SHIPPING VIEWS.


PORT OF NEw.YoRK..-. MONDAY. MARCH S. 1883
ARRIVED
Steamer Equator Nelson, Wilmington. N c. days. with
Steamer Francona Bennett Portland with mdse 10 Hora
Hall.
sugar Perkins Welsh, vessel to Simpson. Capp q
Bark Cniseppe D'Abunho Ambrosia. SMYRNA, TO days.
corlce and emory stone 10 McAndrews FofOes
o Funch. Eiye g Co
Bark Light Winisor N T. Mahoaey Pernamb m,
days Thomson Co.. vessel to scammeii
Bros
sUNsEr-At Sandy Hook wind moderate. NV cloudy.
Al City Island, Light NNE showing
CLEARED
Steamer (Br Bentley. Liverpool-A. NJ Under.
hill
steamer Caloric tBr,. Gibson Beaufort. c. Simpson,
Steamer Neunham tBr). Johnson. Perth AmbOy N j.
Simpson. & Young
Bark Trio (NorJ Christopher, Observation-Disclosures and
schr Eliza b. Emory. Taylor Rchmond-James A. Van
schr Pearl (Br) Hhdebrandt Bias U. s. CD. F. Abb
sclr Reesman. Babson Lawson, Gloucester Mass.
SAILED.
Steamer Frostourg for Baltimore Bark Oliver; for
Passages. &c.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
ToynOy Mar 5-The steamer Norssmau (Br), Williams
from Boston for. Liverpool. passsd Knsae March D.
SOUTHAMPTON March & Tho Nsrth German Lloyd steam.
er Elder from ewYors Feb rs for Bremcn, arrived
here March D AMI prOceeiel.
steamer Werra, same lne Bussus from Brcmen' SD
hence for New-Y YORK Mach D. -
The CuHard steamer servia Mckay: from Newfork Fso
for Liverpool y tssed Brow Head March D.
The Line state OF Nebraska. Brace. from
New.York Feb. o. arrival at glasgow March o..
State OF Gsorgia estate lnel Moouie iron
Glasgow March sailed from Lsrne for NewYorx m!dnight
ARCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
Announcements
GPNn S1HO

10 O. O. sHAYSF, Furrer, for best quality Lonfon dyed
Seaskin Sacdue 40 Inches long perfect fitting NJ W
sye and thereby $50 Az oher lengths and les
IN Seal Saques Newmarkat and Paeos AT prODertonate
reduction before storing Mirk lined Circulars and
Plush marked way down. CAL this week or write
Tor prices los Princes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06

~ health on Sunday and In the Fourth Avenue Prcs
bytoran Church, Of which Mr. Leo 10 m 9nioer, Dr
Crosby remembered him In his prayers. Mr.. Loo -
the trcasurcr of Mr. Moodys schools at Norfhhed ana
is an active worker In many charitable and missionary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
AIONG LILLE SOrNn

Norman Amber, the divorced husband OF tn.
murdered Rose Clark Amber, yesterday strucl
by a freight train on the NewYork and New-HaveI
Ralroad at Stratford, receiving Injuries which ar
likely TO prove fatal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
II ON Il N Il W s.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

C1drndon Hofei-Sir Lionel g. sackvilie West snnsn
Minister At Washington. .....Fh Avenue Ho'ss-'u''io
Stanley Matthews OF United States supreme court ana
Joh H. Holiday OF Indianapolis. ..... I,H"'" hoee-
James U. \. Consul General AZ Meoournc anu
George 81. Pu Imam. OF Chicago furk Isoe'"e I ia
indie Jo,epb Potter of whitehall w. and in gs Paoh'
Gus Or Washington norman house-h reSs
man Frank II. Hurd Of Ohio. @hsev house-~e.e'"'
eorse sharpe OF Kingston ~ Hotel Brtfsote" -
James A. Bavard, of Arizona. 49,. Wtndsor hot1-A'oel'
Keen of Chicago Grand Hotel-Colonel Joseph CONRAD
n = ArmvSt James Hotet-Cecil Clay and Rosna
Vake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06

GENUINE AUTOMATIC SEWING MACHINES q
not ret worry or kill Made only by wilcox Glib
s %. w q q. media lion trade mark ON every machn
65S Broadway, New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06

CORNFLL's BENZOTN TOILET SOAP
FOR THE COMPLEXION AND SKIN
VIII surely cure chapped hauds 20 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

V,,ul Zfns FIR Malls closa sails.
Liverpool. 9:3Oa noon
Chateau Latte, Bordeaux. BorfeanK..---
FL Caao. TheDaui. Cudad Bolivar.-.---- pm pm
WEDNESDAY. MARCH7
Repnbla White star Liverpool. 1030am l,30 N
Fgvpt National. Liverpool pm
Barrlcouta Atlantic & WI Barbal0es-. a m 10 am
THURSDAY, MARCH 8.
State o. Alabama State. gIasgov.--..... 3 am
Rugia Hamh.Amer Hamburg. 2BO m
Trave. y q Lloyn. Bremen & S'tn'mpn11 am pm
Manhattan Aler'dre Havana Co... pm pm
Valencia Red III. Laguayra. -.--....--.-.ll an pm
Orinoco, Quebec bermud pm pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06

Beware of slight irritation of the throat.
Prummels Cough Drops give I'M 10 ~, r't'G soil AZ
railroad stations AMI druggists every where
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
YlG WEST l26rH-sr
Diseases Of tho Nervous SysJsn GenitoC Urinary Organs
In,poteuce and steruty. Hours-8 10 II, 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Railroad Commissoners meeting. Chamber OF Com
~ celebration of the twenty-Hfth anniversary OF Dr.
Howard Crosby's pastorate In this city. Fourth Ave
me PRESBYTERIAN Church. m.
Board OF Aldermen. City Hail. noon n,,,..r
Executive Committee Of Kings County hepuohodn
General Committee. y. ..,. r,,,,,
RAPID transit meeting. Harlem Democratic Ciuo
Funeral OF ex-Poce Commissioner Carroll Cathedral
Lecture by Max o'Rell Fifth Avenue Hotel par
i' Morris Fish reference case before Referee Cole
Annual meeting OF Texas and Pacine isairoso s'ocA
holders. No. 1873 Broadway - 40. r,aven,b st
Historical Society. seoondave. ana Ee'eh-f' "'
Chspin Home for the AGED snniversary lo .. III
Iyddy will case before Surrogate ransom Siinor Hail
American Institute Farmers CLUB. Chh'on N'i
D. ~ n, ra,napes marty for
Academy Of Anthropoloay No. 16e st. MsrF@ave.
Stanton Colts lecture before lndas,f'al fou'"u0"
Esetings Of Police and Pilot Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06

MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY
sunrseA % Sets 653 Noon rises 2l5 Noon, age 80
mon WATER
l.N-sandy HooE. IA GOV Isrd 226 Hell Gate. AIS
A.-Sandy HOOK 2o3 Gov IsrL 2.l5 Hell Gate. BOA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06

ASvsreasss,e.ss admitted late shsss esIssss 80
....-.s ,ded % The rssAsrs 81 THE TBsDUNq
~ shsrs .shiy reliable. asA sssi.sss sss - Ssas
~ -.u with shs advertisers with perfect safety
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-25
rRK sPTxSEY'S ARRfEAL.

Yesterday aftssnOou q reporter Of tbs
Posr-ISrKLLIoxNOEn called AZ the ofnse
OF Judge Burke. attorney for the Seat.
ile, Lake Shore 4 Eastern railway ana
Informed that gentleman Of tbs arrival
Al PORT Townsend Of the ship Joseph y
Splpcey. fhe judge smiled With 2!sas-
are anst slapplpg bis hands together. ex,
claimed: "By ieye. that's good, We VIII
saaak ia taiFty days.
What the judge meant BY that vas
that the iron OF the ship wostd enable
he seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern Com
pany % complete ice road 70 tes SOFAS
coal mines, 80 thai The Seattle Coal and
Irnn Company San plase rs produces -. O.
he market within thirty Gays. Ice
Ia On, stated that she Spinnese Cargo
wo1ld Na suffiesept - lag tSenfy-fous
nile az road. The duty on shis iten
will asngant 10 60. so, and VII ee paio
Wi,hin the next feW days. knttnss
asrticnlsrs esuceFninR the vessel ano
her cargo wili be found 10 our Fef'
Iownssnd cogrespoti denee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-25

THB rBKPER1EoB WoRKsRs.

MessEs. Hughes and Ward, the ssm.
peEanoe rsvixalists, had their usual
erewd and more too 81 The w. O. I. o.
hall last evening. Every seat vas o.
e1pied and even Standing room vas a
. premium. Never has this city Wit
messed sueh good order 10 80 large audi
ences a. those present 20 here these men
Who ara nov working Ia the cause Of
temperance. Besh are brilliant and
magnetic speakers. Never were two
men better fitted or equipped for the
work upon which they have entered.
Tee south Bend Indiana Trsbmns saws
Of them: They are . team Of temper
anoa workers that cannot be matched p
while the 0alesbuFR. Ill. Rsgfster has
the following: I'VE doubts uhetheF
there are two men eng ged In the tenn
PegaEce work who ere better workers
and entertainers OF more enthusiastic
and successful. TheiR words barn With
the IRE Of Q holy purpose. They talk
with q logic that reaches the reason and
With an eloquenoe thai Aoaehes the
heart. Their style is forcible, earnest
and fascinating"
They are doing good work here, PEG !.
pie are interested and bad the hall
been three times as large ii would have
been filled last evening. The lsdies of
the w. o. 4. q. have rented Browns
skating rink on Second street, and To-
night will probably see that immense
hall packed. Re there are thousands Of
our citizens who have not yet seen or
heard the Fevivaliata. The show be-
gins at 5s30 O'Clock sharp, and all Who
want to Get 3 seat should be on hand
early. preparations will be made for
large choir aud q number Of instEn-
mems 90 there will be plenty Of good
music. II Is requested that all singers
will come on 10 the platform and help
10 swell the chorus. Let everybody
turn out and see Hughes and Ward
get there with both feet" Everything
is free and everybody welcome.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-25

Rev. Dr. sshn WIlli8msoa, Pnstor Aieafgan
Ayvnns onurrh. Chtesgo. las beaa cared -
fAtfhs JxEea A. s.ssii1G. ce4nsy Assesses.
EasshnEz. Or, u.s. no1 eurad ~ f8ssh. eas ~
Aeksrss Biooa Kiixtx- he AHys; Il lave 81
rsVsd % maeh bantaa by taxing Aessris Blsad
nay - KGlcisa va d3s1f3Sss 81 the h1os2.
= Efvs rs nnss ezceliesf ready fztF tItai.
D es1sa ~ s1ra, afaer eslng -. thsT gia
cssrabors1s his ssaksme1t e Msns sd task
Ne e naksag a. Tkis Wan1zefal Hlse1
Ellxii = g1Arsaiesd Nna sid ~ A. ,. sTEN-
AK. ialS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-25
RAJ EsrArE rRANsPERs.

Tue following transfers Of real estate
wree hled for record yesterday.
Mary q. Hall and husband 20 Gustav
Msisner, fractional iot 8. block z, Bells
Attn addition, e4Eo.
John Yarno SD wife 10 SoFen Soren-
scn. lots 4 aud 6. Yarpo's addition, 800
Annie @. Smart TO l. n. GTimths
tract containing ons acre 10 See. -. Up
Is narth, range 8 east. $500.
Wa. Cove and wife 20 3 o. Xii
boarue. the westerly Of lots 10 sd IL
block IS. A. A. Dsuny's third addition
5000.
a. q. Csnners and wife 10 q. Rum-
rel, io4 I, N h Coonsrs' addition e
town Of Slaughter, $50.
E.P. Ferry and vita 20 Amelia b
Hisks. lots 10 and II, block l, Hicks
addition. $40.
RP. Sax and wife 10 II. d. Ballard
lots /, 2. s. 4. 5. s and 81 block . 81
as bloek 81, To- i, block 20, lots ] % II
block -, Lake Union addition, $50.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-25

aarsee. Ten desiars sewaFe
- - onld fer information
'-se,os % sns arrest nno cen-
s,csssu Of nsy ona Souno sssas-
- ceples Of rne Poes-tnteill-
. !. asllvsrso ~ sns carriers
,rreuasouf the cftv.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-25
COMMUNICATED.

PohxLANDI Nov ., 1851.
Nv Dean Nh. WTsDoM;
You have reason TO feel proud Of the
success Of RobeEtine. I have used IL
constantly for q whole year and fad 10
beautiful and beneficial for the complex
Ion. Il possesses ell the qualities you
claim for Il, hnd have much pleasure
In recommending Il. The "RobeKtine
Powder" our latest addition 10 the
Artistic toilet, makes charming finish
and is worthy Of its companien Rober-
tine. Yours truly,
JKAMNTE WNsToH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-25

QuIrE a FLKKT.-A eentltman VITO
came az the sound IS master Of ship,
gt#e4say. said to a reporter There e
whala iest OF vessels enteEing thh
Souoa AZ present. While comirg up
the ssFSiss raised lhs ship LsFenxa, Of
GlAaeows the AoeFnyte, fren the ssme
rlsee: shtp GtsShstn Niskies. % DGa-
fires; ship L,Risfarns, q Londou; saia
Spinney, fteGi &afyperi, EnR.ahoi
sbips Dashing Wave. ORIENTAL, Is.
0'RFisn, rop GaliAal. }. a. hoflAn'
taBks saesmoFe, Atlantis, Enoch Tel
bos and bArkeBsine kitsap, - Sac
Francisco. and bark Rnegaid, % Hose
iela."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-25

A Ies e GxsEa 6ua Rreueh and Eng
lssh klach a. hnfrA 8ieiIinna enpn. al
paoaa and high lnafnrB were eunsianad
e - - sell anaziiy un&eF waIne. Bla
bargains ObeaseR OaAEy. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-25

No troahls 70 sail goods 81 the prices
they are 1narksd- We are deternt0eG
10 open or nsW stores With nsu goods.
Rsrcerber, We vii ohsr our entire
sso.sk n black goods apd silks AondAy,
Ig,h 10 Sls1. Tokias 4 Singerusn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-25
PLENTY or fvsDs.
FHS sSArrIp, LAKE snoRE a EAsrAsS
SOW nxkpI EoR ooSsTHuoIioS'


SOW uEApr EoR ooNsIHuoIroS.
lamieson. smith & Getting, financial
agents Of the seattle. Lake shore q
Essasrn railroad. say that che eompany
"a nov assared Of sufficient fands for
e1nstraction purposes. 4 syadicasss
oompossd Of New Y0sk, Psovtcence and
Boston bouses has guaranteed 20 pGf.
eAass large amount Of the bones q
tbs read. Smith. president 81 tue stoeA
exehsa c, ard a men Der OF toe nttl, !
Il, tbe vet oe business connected viii
n. roSd. Tha projected liEe Is iron
Sasats avsr she Cascade mountains sue
tbfsueh ne wheat district Of washing
Ion tsffss.'ry e. ihe vicinity Of Lsvistos
Iaaha. Bfsnoh lines gtll aiso ee eah
10 ths cities ~ wata Walls and spo
kAns Falls --GlFssOHs1A.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-25

So. A linz Of haiF stFipa wid. iadies
elosks al Fsdssed - % csuta. Wemaks
eloss ozt cur STOCK. Oeeaesf Olsasy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-25

No store on the Pacific Coast can
oder yea such bargains. Oorsets, ell
siEss. from 15s up; q line Of 81 oofsets
for b0c. Black goods sale, January 16sh
% 2lst. Toklss a 6inReTman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-25

Piosars frsuss. 80 styles. ct Ga1am
4 Co.A, sesond sd Marion Streeta-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-25
THIOSTIEIRTYT :. TDIEPIAIRTM[ETNTTLT

RRICE18 THAT WILL CLOSE ar 0rrc1u
ChiIdrens zoe n 2Oe ne .,
Hosiery odds and
Hosiery ut Sc S IOc 2lc
~ ~ I'D e KR w. Il A IL.
Odds Ohens Underwear Csc on the dollar
Lambs Wool
manufacture, regular price ~, reduced to each - -
9Oc sule
price S5c - -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-25

20c aud $50. A lot Of 10 and As inch
all pure wool dress goods reduced to q
and Is cents at Chester OleaRy's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-25

- Ladies and Misses an wsol hns
ezssneFs haaa reduced - - cents :
eeanee Of arm sale q Chester Oaary's
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-25

sc. q inch plaids reduced to Is cts
81 oessssr Clesry's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-25

hse.ithstsndinz sAs -. mzas
ueaihez, ths to Isoal lnskiess tzrnal
spsuilina ysstsrfap wAnn lksy sas u
array 81 hzEinss before Gbesa. Jude
so1szsszR azound 0ui TIE follewinl
nRl11 ksum kia mill:
~ the eans o. The tarriaory We. q. y
MoRAes ehaaRed win ansnnii and haa1es.
IN nne hoheEs Winston. duran3 On
Use ever 2 wash oilL TIE dafen&An
Tsxritary ~ Rfohard Hcnehtuu
Ame enarEs aa shave On e kapanea.
restaurant AeepeF, the defenda1e -
l.oerlna - 1ep bssanss b demands
hl1 511t pay. He waa nnad e8R. ~
q oalznil q pasDens cent y ths eonn
q 13d for tBo Waeks.
fszriiofy ". Riehazd Osaltsr, Jamel
Kennedy and Robert BuEfeii, charged
WIN saGEAnuy. Ths nrs1 nsned "a
eeneeneed - % days and he lsst tua 4
- days sash h ths eounty iail. 4. Pas
ssEsons on TIE sams charge. was dc
CIV VI H. W. Garter, r. Roud and
q Welch. ln1ee lilaie boys, eoR zisuR
dssly condnct. cunainusd Rill today 81 1
oaesoek.
miJuzx1CB suzm' cgunz.
Territory va A. p. Gordon. IN iadi.
yidHAl Who Imagined be vas puaiiisl
and pHaetieed On q smaller man.
KiRed 81.
TeEFibnEy ". George Hiakin. charged
with tbs larceny Of bottle Of morphins
from the ccenty faRu.. Found guilty
eEd sentenced 20 tweniy-aix days N lhG
ecuety jail.
Territory ". Charles Hopkins. 4 de-.
cAded vaeraut, Sentenced 20 the same
tnetiintion for thirty days
Territory ". Robert StaFret. en- tbs
charge Of larseny, vas oontinasd tlil II
O'clock today.
Territory w. Thomas Pickering,
charged with assault and battery, came
np on . change Of venue from Jeaaiol
eOderberR's court; win be heard C {
oscl0ok thia evaufnn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-25
Gents Furnishing Goods.

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THE NEXT YEAR REMOVAL PRICES
ExTRAOR DIN ARK BARGArNa
shaker sc q California Gray Shirts each
Camcrs Hair Drawers 62l.
when better TIE v
YIent tired all wool shirts and Drawers Soc -
Odds I'm Mems an.2 5e aazar
a GREAT CUTg
fast Drawers 71l
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