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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-13
WASHINGTON NEWS
Industrial Activity in Port
Townsend.
NEW HOTEL roE EILEssBuEeH
Yakima Desert Lands In Demand
Col. Halnes' Reception In
Tacoma

Pos1 TowssrxD. Dec. I1.-katls were
landed here YESTERDAY for the Water street
Enforcement. These viii be laid from the
bluff above fhe town down Water street.
mating a trnmway on which the earth ex-
csyated from the bluff viii be hauied and
distributed along the street, which VII os
raised about three feet on an average The
Improvement IL three quarters Of n milo ~
length. and viii cost about s8,efo Later
The street Will be cut through the biHa n
the terminal grounds Of the Port f0Snseisd
GgutferT railway. Engineer Hogz. Of the
Peri Townsend Southern railway. has dis
sniyed connection with bis associate ~ Sc
attic. and will devote himself hereafter ex-
f.Iuslyeiv TO work On the Port Townsend
Boufhern.
syxyx SfIEa or MOTOR sAILgAY.
The bonns Of az COO asked By Mlnneap-
oils firm 10 build steam motor line ihe -
less than 1900 81 completion. aDd MS
amount will no doubt Be raised ~ lev
DAYS. The company propose % bnsli,
e..,Ifp and operate q railway seven miles
III length, cifeumseribIng the city, ana 70
nm not lefs than three trains day. Inc
line will start near the corner OF Taylor
aud Washington street, proceed UP Wash
inefon street, through the Eisetifs ~. .
tract thence north westerly 70 Ilbhais lake,
thence s0ufheriy 81 starting pOiaf, making
\ complete belt line. u viii be ~ tnree-
foot gauge. and laid with steel rails
rio local pENAsD FOG LUMBER.
The Port Townsend sawTnill 90. have
completed additions TO the plant which
will enable them % doubts their lumber
output New machinery Will be pet in
operation late ibis week The increase 20
facilities II due entirely to the Increased
local demand for lumber. Tae raii - way
behind nov with or'iere,
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swIFT.s SPECIFIC

las relieved thousands Ct cases Of .Ierc,l
nal Poisoning. Rheumatism a3l Stiffness O.
the Joints
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A Rush Tor Desert Lands IT hunting
for Rastshrr HraaieN.

waiLA WAtIk, pee Rowing o. thr
fact that an Eastern compaay will shortly
construct two iiamcusc srftgatius bitches
in Yakima county one north apd one
south OF the Yakima river. coustAcsnblc
excitement hes developed. All she Nsrgh
cru Pacific ksi3road desert lsua along Tbs
iine 81 the bitches has heen oriioac,l aar-
aug the past THREE DAYS Tbs iaud once
here, is crowded ty applicants txkinE isER
under the desert laui Ae1 rwenty Eve
entries were made tAis aiieruoon
NAM pNF IS ruE MOUNTAINS.
An armed l,1Ssa is scauftag tac COUNTRY
in the vicinity u WaitshgFss, sesrchias FAC
Fred bralcy, the raTisaee ~ Mrs.. =
Mitchell. who {, supposed ta ht BID in ihr
mountains tu ;hr vicinity.
1uE uVNF UAilEaAs sf>gEe
The citizens at Nsitsbgrz uudSy tae a..
cent proposition % g. Va, Hunt have 81.
eered rights 81 nay i,ytwrva tats place sgd
their city for the prorc>e3 EosJ
over 80 caTlos5is oi shss- have tnus lsf
been taken ous sy thv oeesga Is Nssh-
iRgtoa Territory Eea3 lf1m pesess s'elS
their line between eeEe and M&Aa'a
SATieNAt aANg oasaNEfa
This af,cruastu tlt HaAtr Boyer Nsaraaf
hank, with Slaa.Go sapua}. sss ofsau @
;. T. nayVF is pNsittcDs. Atsrf Gaarr
Nioc president asa q p leasssH east
This NH take ita pssc V' tE ur.. haeEtg
Dc euuancFca ID tlr saElg u1-as rsis or
crpie4 Is t,tc e}l i1a ltutea- 4te hs b
viii I've ready tas eusEg-% asi I'd saa1e-.
T. Although tie rs1itsl IS saasii. lhzs s. G
probably bc cssc - s5r s,s.asssi tsa&e ia
ihe tSFr.tosy.
A hsanch Il 1ha Minneapolis Rnt ting
hnd Loan Asa c.a;iou has teQa csia sae.8
hers u, H. NlEAus l. president saS
tlsilts Harry ssessisfy
Alyfs & sisN ftsf & tax # CsfEsi.t. ~ a
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Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free TIE SWIFT Sr-CrF1C Co., Drawer s.
Atlanta, Ga New York, 755 Broadway.
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rus sAHBArH UNION.


NAsrlNoToN. psC IA business meet
iue 81 TIE National sabbath Convention
" as held ihis morning * vas aMuaaucgd
thaf tire senate committee % labor would
yiyt bearing % morraw Naorlsiuc % those
interested 10 the Sabbath reform move
mcut and committee gas Hppoialed 10
n pcs $, ~ The convention be fore that com
niftsr
t#ce-s 90 the uuian were elected a. fol
lows Cob Elliott /. SHEPARD Of New York
pr siicn-, Rev ur T. g. Lord 81 Illinois.
recording SECRETARY Rev 2 II knos les o.
Ncv Jersey, grncrai secretary. iu charge Of
thc publication department 4 coas'itu-
hou " las ADOPTED declaring the basis OF the
uuiou 60 Dee The divine authority aud
univsrsal and ueruciusi obligation 81 tse
sabbath. The object OK the uBiou is de
c.afei - te tas preservation 90 the Aneri-
esn ~ab1ath Hs dAy ~ rcst sg1 w1-shin.
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rAS FEANCisCo, Dec. II -Clearud-Str
Columbia, Portland; sh McNear. Portland
whaling hk Northern Light. whaling.
Ssiled-StF Wilmington, Port Townsend
san Pedro. Tacoma.
TOWNSVILLE, Queensland, Dee. I2-Ar.
rived out-Robert sudden. Port Biakciey.
fu1r townsend. u G.. la rived
Bktn Malay and schr Comet.
sallcd-,h Hccla aud bk Emile
FoEr bitKELEf- Dee. lL.-Sa'ied- GA
Gultrwgu.
FoEr ASeELEs, Dee. lA-rug Tyoe snd n
Peek il port
NEAn BAY, Dec. I2-Gk towcd in by
tug sla iiou. at { .. tn; cloudy. southeast
wind
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The ne,r.. oa,c,r, rr,n.fs,rea.-

WAsulSGToS, Dee. Ia.-Flrst Engin Ger
O. W, MuDroe has been assigned 10
temporary duty on the revenue steamer
Ruth. at san Francisco. aud Second En-
ginuer W r, Cuichiugs % do duty
on beard The walcott az Fort Townsend
The officers are attached 10 the bear. but,
have % be put on the ship. e has
been decided, with the exception 81 Capt.
Heslcy aud a small i1rcc 10 keep the ship
clean. 60 temporarily pat hef ont Of com
mission, Capt. Hgalcy Is now preparing
specifications Tor The repairs. which will
b s.afted very sann N San Franclsen.
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sxvinrs bank, which Hndoabsetiy wcasd
DO aae business
KILLED ~ sEcHT OF LEsTsToE.
wo~scay nigh. while de1ceDcfnx long
hsl5 near Lewiston the stage upset, killed
K. Greer aei1. John Dix and Parker Ell
4 eanabi Of FIereEeH. The ezfsssropEe
ass . ffneseess from the streets Of Lewiston.
A FozTIsso a1x DEoWxED-
SUNDAY. kyy the breaking Of the wire. the
ferry boat at Ainoss auated down river
uDzaasageabIe. striking fle rocks J. T..
Ones, Of Port5xad VAS drowned.
IassyxLT xAsr scrrLSEp.
A variety thezfer, the Srss 10 several
year., was ogeue1 torBigai IN ssahlls opera
hluNe
pgArH ca TH1Mks Jersey.
Thcraas TlerHey died last night al 81
Mars hospital. aged G.. lie hasi been =
resident II this city about y years, and
was well known over the entire coast
He win Iang be remembered for his great
kindness of heart. He leaves his entire
ssfess - Ma Margaret Nef5eary OF this
city. The remains VIII b given Masonic
burial tomorrow.
NoTEs
A. y. Charlton. general passenger agent
Of the Northern Faciae railroad. j. here TO
day On important bssiness.
Jacob gssnaas. guard at the peaifen-
tiary, has sent IN his resignation.
The weather IL unusually warm. there
being no need for nrrs or osercosss-
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DE-. T. @. johnson. who -rceafly spent
eight r.ouths in the principal hospitals
aud Fading medical f1stiruffsnz Of New
Ysrz City investigating the uaoss rscenf
discoveries In medicine aud surgery. hay-
ing resumed preetice in Sesffle, = pre-
rsrrsf 10 f-css al classes of chronic
raziadies. such as Exer complaint. dys
persia. rheumatism, eli Affections OF the
kt1neys. heart and lungs. all skin and
hood diseases all afIEnRuts arising from
q weakened nervous system al rectal
diseases al gen.to urinary diseases. and
al 1f.@asss peculiar to women, according
10 the latest and most Improved methods
Consultation free Charges Moderate
Ofsee, rooms % and %, Sew Yesler block.
NIL street d6W
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sax fgANCtsco. Dee. u Dispatches In
the morning papers stating tina; the Ana.
couua copper mine in Montana would
close down In accordance with aa agree
ment with the French syndi.
cate h denied by representatives
OF thc Anaconda Company here
u was said that the company vas offered
a0O0,@0 by the syndicate Ia shut down.
but that ,. y Hsggin, in behalf Of himself
aud other owners asked ss.so.O1Q. This
story Is also denied by The company.
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SA~ fEASu{sCa. lsc, fz-GrAlcs.iaus log
- hsur- ioy Oregon zaA Washington Terri
foEN Ea'g siuiherly uluAs. cutlrf.
s7ofu1 siEra,. costume ~ tae mouth Of rhs
tajamnLa r.Ver
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rAssENGER LISTS.

oscsou & California; Passed Nedfo-d
= :. Reed, Mrs.. Thomas. ". = Dixon, 4.
4. sanford, T. Ciessy Mrs. a. Height %.
Rowms8, Mrs ~ Meek e. q WeatherWax.
II 4. Cru.ck. Mrs Fusch aud son, r. ".
beLson, Mfs. feys. ,. Humphrey. J. G..
peucnv. T. Perkins. Miss Wiison. " q.
fasscit. MIS- carroll aad daughter. aud
6 Immigrants
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sAS Francisco, Dec. i2.~The fish CON.
mission boat AihaIross came oil the drY
dock 81 the Union Iron Works today aud
went into the stream Her boilers have
beea repaired, cnslSes examined and the
boat herself thoroughly oscrhsglcd. aud
she Is nov ready Tor her southern cvuise
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skN rEANci son, Dec. la--rhe following
persons have hcen appointed railway maii
clerks James NeC1mhs uf Tacoma aud
=, r. NcRCypoiaS OF ppnoomn.r. Cal. GA
tho hac tEtwevu Taroma and seattle "
e. Giun " Cbeheygan. Mich, GA the line
between Helena, Mou1, sat ro1iaud, vice
Z " uadgius, rvsieufG
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HEATING APPARATUS.

= ceived by the board OF directors
for school district No. l until Saturday, De
eonber -, for supplying heating APPARATUS
or the Central school building. Particu-
lsrs may be obtained by applying 10 W. Z.
Boone. architect. The board reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids.
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81 tttl. laee .1-Keec-fs faata Various
rafis ot Ntggss4ssA sa3 pakofa -sY taaf
iaF er,r rr1p TAI rf RE II. a~oa aas that So {
ia-aEy. pa.- 3 amounted o. f-u-1 OBS % f,s,
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TFfDE
swF-s SPECIFIC


Il entirely Vegetable preparation COZ
tainin- no serrGry Potash. Arzeaie, or oshcr
poisonous saasta--
swI7Ts SPECIFIC
IL cured hzad-eis Ct czses Of Eps.hello-
ma OF c-acer CT the SKI, thousznis Ct c=ses
Ct Eczcna, Food uunso-s and SKIN Diseases.
and Hundreds CT tho:sz:,Sts Of c>ses Of sc-oz
ma. BLOOD Poison and Rod T=lz-
swIFT-s SPECIFIC
Eas relieved thousands Of cases Of ,Ierv.,-
nal Poisoning. Rheumatism aal Stiffness c.
the Joints
CHATTANOOGA, TExx-, Junc q. fs's-svifts
Epssclnc Co., Atlanta, 5a---6entiemea: In tbs
carly part OF the present year. a bad case OF
blood poison appeared upon me- 1 be-s-n
taking : under advice Of an2t5er, an
taking tne medicine and shall continue 10 do
so until am perfectly well IbeIisSeit viii
eject perfeetc'lre. Yours trgly..
Doc p. HOWARD,
III West Sixth s.
Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga--Genllemen: was
a great sufferer from muscular rhenIni tisrI
for two years could get no permanent re-
lief from airy medicine prescribed by my
physic.aa. i took over a dozen bottles OF
your ). S. s., nj now AN as well as ever
was In my Ifs. an sure your medicine
cured me. and would recommend IL to any
one suffering from any blood disease. Yours
truly, o. =. HUGRrs.
Conductor G. q e. - =
Waco, TrxAs. Nay 9, fSss-oentic-nel Tho
wife OF one u my customers vas terribly
afflicted with n lDathsome skin disease. that
covered her whole body. She was confined
10 her bed for several years By this afiiiction
and could not help herself az all Sic could
not sleep from a violent itching and singing
Of the skin. The disease batEifd the skill OF
the physicians who treated it. Her husband
began finally giving bis wife Swift's Specific,
and she commenced TO improve almost i'm
Eeiiafeiy. and in q few weeks she was ap-
jarently well. She is now a hearty fine
looking lady. with no trace OF the affiictlon
left. Yours very truly, J. L. SEARS,
Wholesale Druggist, Austin Avenue.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free The SWIFT Sr-cU1C Co., Drawer 8.
Atlanta, Ga; New York, 755 Broadway.
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TAEE 1T IN TIME,
DIR. SPIuuEY
81 CO.'S
NATIONAL DISPETSARy.
3l9 Commercial street, corner
jackson, Seattle, w. T.

Al chronic Diseases of MEN and WOMEN
successfully treated.
LOST MANHOOD, Nervous and Physit q.
Debility, Exhausted Vitality, Senlna
Weakness, Spermafofrhoea, ImDotenIe
6ionoTThoea, elect, Syphilis. Premature De-
cline, Weakness in Women, and all Fun p
boual Derangemeutst that result from youlh
la foLlies or excess IN after years
URINARY Kidney. and Bladder tscubll s.
0HA'hA' Weak Back, GOnorrhoea, Gle, Z
Crystitis, Naricoecle, Structure, etc, prouny 3
ly and safely cured. Nonauseoas medfcdr e
given nor strong injections used, which
cause structure. Charges reasonable.
EFpV0ifo Debility, Loss Of Eigor, SaEnal s ~
MN WV Losses. Night Emissions, p >
spondency. etc, etc, cured
YOUNG HEA s1ss ss, t t55 ,as ffseis 4
nols, should avail themselves o. oET tree
ment. the greatest boon ever lad at Tn Il.
tzr Of suffering humanity. VIZ guarar 6
4 positive cure u every ease
Sleale-zgsa Men Ia l.s . are ..ssI.y l.ousisd
Gati0us OF the adder, ecooritanied 81
sraErhHg or Burning fsnsatlons On sxzla.i p
alton tee Erimc deposits q sediment a j
soEieiTlss alDuinea j. present FAC cuifI
ys-ies FROM bright eT goldfish 20 evea a
milky nHe, tie patieat * T-sTieaces a weak
ening OF the system ia manner be cannoi
sccoNnt fcE. IAis g tho second stage Of
seminal weakness. Many Gle OF this ifIi-
saliy, ignorant Of its cause. A perfect cun
and healthy restoration gsixrsaleed
Once hours a =. % ?. n: 6 - Sp
Fl; Sundays , to T.
y. b.-rersuns uaahie . visit rs NAY .e
treated At their horses by o1fsszponds,ife.
Medicines AMI Instructions sent ~ -as o.
exDress Consultation frsfs paw
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A NARROW ESCAPE.

Col ". X Nelson. % BROOKLYN. zane
bone one evening feeling . peculiar riglt-
ness la the chest, Before gctiriug he tried
70 draw ioHg breath bias fuaud lf almost
Impossible. He suffered faur aavs iron.
pneumonia, and the doctors cavt. him IN
DT- Ackers English Remedy t.sr causi4Fnj, b
ZION saved hin and he j. vail to-day. FOG
ale ~ 1. b S-eHar-. dfaszist.
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TELEGRaPHIC MARKETS.


SAG FEAycIsco. Dec. I2-wheat-small
business, exporters are apparently sup
Piled for all Immediate requirements for
ships now loading, firm at 81 s7i9.
Barley Feed descriptions continue dull;
qnnfabie about soc. some small holders
ask more. but are unable % and buyers.
oa,s-OfferiBgs arc Of liberal propor-
lions. while prices are but moderately
steady; quo'ahle; Choice feed. 81 l5l5.
40. l feed. q Iz'sal Is; lover grades,
81 esal 10.
Hoys-S0ihing OF consequence doing.
PotsfOcs-No scarcity Of supplies; prices
rather weak Peerless, ira Coz; Burbanks,
e5seoc; Garnet chilis, Ggsa7oc; Early Rose.
45al0c
Bu.fcr-Pr!ees remain easy under fair
dema I'd; fancy, o6@esc. fair TO choice,
2sfEfjC
Egrs-Rcceipts are sufficient for all
wauts fresh california. S-isf9.i5e: store
lots 2,fd90e.
No charters reported.
NV YoEE STOCK REVIEW.
Mss YORK. Dec. i2.-The stock market
was active by spells to-day. and except in
dun periods was strong almost all the way
out in general and In some instances
marked advances occurred. Coal stocks
were the great feature OF the dag, all Of
them being active.
Governments dun aud steady.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
NEw YORK. Dec. 12-Money ON call easy
az 2fzi 1: last loan ~: closed ~. Prime
change, duh aud steady; 81 81 for to-day
bills, 81 81 for demand.
BONDS.
Is (regis;eredi 1868 rs tcouponsl los
Il (couponsl. 1879 Pacific G's. ....... ll9
4iss (registcredl los
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Hismsrek goFtarcd by Neuralgia.
RFsi4N. Dec l. --Hismar5k 81, suffering
VIII. seYp-e pgurulria.
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Terrible Foremarnings-

geusa ia tAe maruluE, hurried 81 d{gi-
CUE creations Talsias phicEur. Cghtaess
.a tbs eAtsis qgicKtEaa ggt-a. etlilfn.ss
% t4f evening - s1sssz 81 ui-st al a.
A4f e THESE ts5nEs are lb6 tF,s sfsses Of
consumption Dr. AckeFs Ensigxh Rem
eds Tor caGS asapslgl VIII cura these fta-.
fGs - spiaszs. ard j. sold uad.rg I positive
suAsS.s'ee by A 2. stewart. arnxSIst. 10
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J. COMPTON.
LAND COMMISSIONER OF
KIRKLAND LAND CO,
James ST., opposite 0cciden-
tai Hotel. Seattle, Mt.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between 4. Il. HoIyoSe and
}, u. kr wa, under t5c fivm name Of Hol-
yoke & Brown, WIS dissolved by mutual
consent aud agreement Of parties Pee. m
hc- 3, iSss. /. = HOLYpKE,
J. II BROWN
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CAUTION

Beware of Fraud, as ny name and the
price are stamped on the bottom of all my
advertised shoes before leaving the factory.
which protect the wearers against high
prices and inferior goods. II dealer offers
n. Il. DOUGLAS shoes 81 reduced price,
OF saws he hzs them without my name and
price stamped on the bottom. pat him
down as fraud.
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For freight and passage apply ct comps
ny's Office on Yesler's Wharf
GEO. :. JACOBS, Secretary.
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Offer for sale in lots 20 suit:
900 Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
800 Sacks Burbank Potatoes.
100 Tons Timothy Hay.
100 Tons Timothy and Clover Hay
100 Tons Eastern Washington
Wild Hay. SD Tons Wheat.
z Cars Bran and Shorts, mixed.
90 ton Ground and Rolled Barley
Spokane Hills Extra Flour.
Ellensburgh Mills Extra Flour.
5000 Sacks Choice Washington
Oats.
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SEATTLE-LA CONNER ROUTE.

Steamer City Of Quincy leaves Seattle fol-
La Conner Tuesday, Thursday and saiur
day at a. "a. touching az way ports Re
turning alternate days.
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III cured hzaG-eds CT csses Of Epsshelio-
ma or c=-Ser CT the skin, thousands Ct c=scs
CT Eczcms, Food uun,o-s and SKIN Diseases.
and hundreds CT tho-szs.zts Of cases Of Sc-os-
ia, BLOOD Poison and BOD T7Izt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-16
The Golden Eagle.
sOW TIE MILITARY BRANCH WILL FORM IN TIE
PARADE NEXT WEEK.

EOT TIE MILITARY BRANCH WILL FORM IN THE
PARADE NEXT WEEK.
Committees from different castles Of the Knights
q the Golden Eagle are arriving daily, and
arranging for the accommodation OF the bodies
expected here next week to take part in the
demonstration the I'D instant, in honor of tie
supreme Castle of the United States. IL Is
order IN line. The military branch OF the
Crder, IL Il expected, VIII make nne
display. James b. ONein. Acknowledgement
commanding. has, In conformity with the
orders promulgated by Chief Marshal Jared ID.
Betting, directed that the military branch form
stafford, fennsyl velia division, will form line on
The west side OF lSt street, right resting on Il
street second regiment, Col Austin Long, Penn
syIyania division, VIII form line ON west side OF
regiment, COL David A. Blggard, PennSylya MA
division, west side OF LIST street. rg nj OF line
ing on n street. Fourth regiment, Col VIM. :.
s>Ouders, PeDnSy ivania DIVISION west side OF LIST
street. right resting h street. All other I'M
assigned Communicates OF the Pennsylvania div-
line resting on the lett TANKS OF the fourth reg-
menI OF The Pennsylvania division. and they will
In line, In regular numerical order In accord
Iuce with the number OF the communicates. First
battalion, Major BENZ. VI. Cross, Maryland dlvi-
sion, viii form line west side LIST street. right
ing on VI street. First battalion. Major samuel
Wood, Delaware division, will form line on the
north side OF u street. night resting 1st street.
and viii march In column Immediately after the
FirsJ Maryland battalion. First battalion. Major
Vim. Pierce, Massachusetts DIVISION Will form line
The north side OF street, right OF hue resting
on lst street, and Will march IN column iIamedl-
ately after First Delaware battalion. Command
cries OF New Jersey and New York Will form on the
north side OF street, hight resting on Isl street.
and Will march Immediately after the First Mas
Is battalion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-16
From Rockville.

MEETING OF HE BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
PERSONAL AND SEIGHBORHOoD NEWS AND GOSSIP
VISITORS TO THE GOLD MINES.
Correspondence of The EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, May Is, 1883.
At a meeting Of the board OF public school COM
nissiOners, held here to-day, the long-pending
contest for the ONCE OF treasurer secretary. and
examiner definitely settled by the installation
Of Mr.. John J. Higgins, VINO fled his bond and
IOOS possession OF the Office AT the last meeting
Of the BOARD an OrQer was passed that Mr. Higgins
should pass an examination before the state board
OF education and present certificate OF quali1ca-
Ton at the meeting to-day Since that time it has
Decu dsceTtaIued that there would be no meeting
81 the state board before the Both instant Al the
B.eeung to-day a letter was read from Prof. Newell
"a response 10 inquiries Ia regard 10 the character
IL the examination required, IN which he stated
mat tins Was The first Instance In the state In
Wul-h the board had been called upon TO eX 4mine
candidates Tor this position, and. on motion the
Or1rI wls Tescinded- The board spent large part
e. me DAY 10 revising the lists OF trustees OF the
Schools OF the county. The treasurer Was ordered
10 pay balance Que teachers for spring term.
Ju,igc john L. NinsOn has contracted with Mr.
John Il. EiAJuston fOr the erection OF a larre
Episcopal CHURCH The work will be commenced at
One.
Inc county commissioners were In session to-
day making transfers Of property and correcting
tue ojOkS PRIOR 10 the annual levy Ia June. They
vii continue this work Tomorrow.
Bishop Pdrct Will hold serv ceS In the EpiscopaI
c-urcnes al POOlesyllle aud GAINESVILLE on SUNDAY
mkt
The officers Of registration have been in session
IN the several districts OF the county during yes
terdAy and to-day. In Rockville district forIy-two
names were stricken from the list on account OF
Death, removal, &C No new names were added
10 the list the next meeting Will take place In
quite a large party OF distinguished gentlemen
frUm Washington visited the gold mines OF this
number were senator Sawyer and ex-speaker Ran
uAl- ). A. NJ.