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NELL, 70 Commercial St. Portland. 264
ITO LET House on the upper part of Congress
Il St. No. 76S, recently occupied by j.. Henry
to F. w. MCKINNEY, No. 1852 Spring st. 26-l
rElO LET-Store 233 York ST., formerly occu-
l. pied as shoe store. Inquire at 178 CLARK.
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Sid FIN Cebu, Feb 3D. barque Furness Abbey,
Quinn New York.
Sid FIN Port Elizabeth Mich 2, brig Ned White,
Ewell, Port Royal.
Ar at POint-a-Pitre Mch 2S, sen ANNE Loru.
Kendall New York.
Sid I'm Cienfueges March 81. sen ID ID haskeli,
Haskell. New Ynfk
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STEAMERS.
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
For NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Franklin Wharf on Wednesdays
and Saturdays at 8 p. m. Returning, leave Pier
49, East River, New York, on Wednesdays ana
Saturdays at A p. N. j. b. COHLE,
sept2i-dtf General Agent
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WAN ED.

VXTANTED-Cook at the Maine General Hos
w pital. Apply to the MATR0N, from 10 a.
m. to p. m. mari Odtf
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SAILING DAYS OF STEAMSHIPS.
R.INE NEWS.
tF poRTLANp
THURSDAY. March 20.


THURSDAY. March 20.
Arrived.
Steamship Winthrop. Bragg, New York pas
sengers and mdse to Coye.
Barque Eliza Bars, Young, Bermuda, TO load
general cargo aud return. To j Knight.
Sch John 5 KranZ, Pitcher. Matanzas IL DAYS,
with molasses to Geo Hunt & Co.
Sch Ella Maud, (Br) Hayden, Lockport, Ms, 10
take return cargo clam bait.
Sch Lucy Wentworth, Rice, Calais for Hyannls.
Was off Cape Cod 22d. when she took heavy
gale and was blown 200 miles away; had decks
swept al d lost deckload lumber and boat
Cleared.
Steamship Cleopatra, Colby, Annapolis, Ms
int IS Co.
Sch Matte Allies, Crockett, Newark Rumery,
BRINE & CO.
Sch Magnet Beals, Jonesport-J II Blake.
Sch Victor, Stanley, So-West Harb0r-J II Blake
Sch Franklin ierce, Holmes, So-West Harbor-
II Blake.
Sch A G Brooks, Smallage. Bellast-Kensell s.
Tabor.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay ID
Choate.
SAILED-Barque Christine Edella: schs Mary
J Hubbard. Satilla, VIM Lee, Henry Sutton, and
the fleet which put in for harbor.
Sch May Williams, from Charleston for Booth
bay which arrived here 9th With loss of sails,
proceeded 29th in tow Of tug q Warren.
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.Ex-dividend.
New rork stock and Money Marker
TRv Talapranh

-HEW YORK, Mch. 20, 18SS.-Money on call
has been.easy, ranging from to per cent. last
lean !, closing 8. Prime paper at 6G17 per cent
Sterling Exchange duh and steady. Government
bonds are weak. Railroad bonds quiet and irregu
lar. The stock market closed quiet but firm at
shade above lowest prices.
Ine Iransacnons at livestock Excnanee aggre-
gated 285.251 shares.
ane following are to-day quotations OF Govern
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EIljlE!lII|5II5I|Ij
LADIES !!

Do your own Dyeing, at home, with Peerless Dyes
They will dye everything. They are sold every
where. Price Zoe. package-40 eOlOrs. Ihey
have no equal for Strength, Brightness, Amount
In packages or for Fastness of Color, or non-iad
ing Qualities. They do not crock or smut. for
sale by ID. w. Heseltine & Co., Druggists, corner
gist 7S7 Congress, corner Grove street, T.; w
Stevens, Druggist, corner Congress anu fatrls
Sress and washington streets; I. j. l. ooney,
Druggist. corner Middle and Franklin streets d.
p Horr Druggist, 53S Congress street; william
Streets: n ID. Pollard Druggist, 212 Daniorth
Street Cook Everett 8 Pencil John w. Perkins
sisT ar 1'o7 Portland St. Portland. Maine. w. W.
Wbipple & CO.. 81 Market Square, and Wood
fords Corner. Deering. Me. tly1leod1y
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ru,O UET-Rooms with board in central part of
CITY: one large and two smaller rooms; all
sunny and with excellent closet room; references
exchanged. Address M, fresS Vmce' zfA
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RumfOrd Falls & Buckiield Railroad.
Winter Arrangement-Es Effees Jan. -,
isss.

Leave Portland, via q. +. Railway, s.45 a. M;
Lewiston $50: Mechanic Falls linked train To-
80; arriving at w. Minot l1.1B; r. Hebron IL ,3Os
Buekheld 12.O0i Il. Sumner 1920; Hartford
12.4O; Canton !. 90 D. m.
Leave Portland 80 D. M; Lewiston zoo,
Mechanic Falls 3.15; arriving at W. Min0t $50;
e. Hebron $40; Buckneld $50; K. Sumner 4.06;
Hartford 4.l2; Canton APT.
RETURNING-Leave Canton 4.3O, 300 a. ms
arriving at Portland 8.45 a. m, 1915 p. M
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
DAILY-From w. Minot $50 p. m. for Hebron
Academy; Buckheld $50 p. m. for w. sumner
and Turner Canton APT p. m. arriving at Peru
$50; Dixfeld 500; Mexico TOO p. m; also tor
Brettun's Mills, Liyermore. Returning, leave
Mexico 600, Dixfeld 100 a. m. arriving az Port
land 1915 p. m. l.. l.. LINCOLN.Supt
r. Q. BRADFORD. @. 7. A. ian23dn
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-A fruit confectionery and cigar
IL store, well located on main Thoroughbred
reason for selling. other business; viii be sold
cheap If applied for at once. Address j. w. H.,
this office 29-l
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AGENTS WANTED.


b sS;n 81 good d board
week al az India st. MRS HATCH. z41
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PORTLAND WHOLESALE MARKET.

PORTLAND. March 20, 1888
The following are to-day's closing quotations OF
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HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

The Jefferson Hill House in JEFF
A mi ~ ersOn, Coos County, New Hamp-
MTTlfaxsn shire; pleasantly located on high
81 IIIEEi6E land; commanding a beautiful
kz1fs4Ef11Sa4I view Of Mt. Washington, the
White Mountain range, the FrancOnla range,
Cherry NJ runtain, and the Pilot range; II IS new
good Sewerage. and will accommodate about 100
guests since il was first opened to the public II
has been fayorite resort among the many good
houses on Jefferson Hill, and by guests willing 70
pay good prices; everything about the premises IS
In good condition; IL can be bought Tor muen less
than its value; For particulars apply 70 Y Is JOr-
dan, Lancaster, N. H., or ID. ID. ADDOtt, ooutn
Andover, Maine. .,~c,0
feb22eOdu MRS. CAROl1NE dOO'aD.
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Railroad Receipts

Imports.
MATANZAS. Schr John ii KranZ 1887 hhds 20
ties molasses TO Geo S Hunt & Co.
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FEMALE HELP.

yNANTED capable girl to do general
w Homework; no others need apply; call Ia
he forenoon. 144 PINE STREET. 2S-1
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WANTED = immediately machine girl.
w l.. G. YOUNG. 4961s Congress st. PSI
VUANTED-A competent girl for general
w housework In a family Of two. Call at zo2
SPRING STREET. 27-1
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NOR SALE = 20 horses. good workers and
IL drivers; young and sound, weighing from
INQUIRE at HOLLANDS STABLE, IL Silver
street ZS-l
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EoreIcn Ports.

Sid I'm Sydney. NSW, Feb %, barque Jennie
Hardness, Amesbury, for Genoa.
Sid I'm Hiogo Feb %. barque w w Grape, Har-
Sid I'm Honolulu Mich /, barque o whitmore.
Ward San Francisco.
Ar at Valparaiso Jan q barque Herbert Black
Nichols Newcastle, NSW.
Sid I'm Rio Janeiro Feb rs. barque w Dresser.
Parker BarbadOes.
Wilmington NC. = -
Ar at Point-a-Pitre Feb 29th, sch Isaac Somes,
Mitchell st Kits, land sid 18th for Antgua.)
CID at Havana Esd INST. sch l. q kabel, Smith,
Cardenas: Clara Colccrd, Colcord, for Delaware
At Cardenas Mch I'd, barques Louise Adelaide,
Sinnett for Boston 30th; Kate, Crowley, for New
York or Philadelphia Both; Nellie Smith, w allaee
for do 30th, brig Stacy Clark. Whitney, for do;
schs Lucy Davis, Davis; Laura, Lamscn; J y Ra-
bel SAWYER; Sarah Fuller, Brown: nj Bird.
Merrill, and Belle Hooper, Gikey. for North of
Hatteras; Falmouth, CLARK, and Bertha Warner,
Cid at Lockpott, Ms. Mch %, sch Ella Maud
Cid at St John, NIB, 2sth, sch Ella. Gates. for
New York.
Spoken.
March IL, lat 80 10, Ion 70, brig Hyperion. from
Arecibo for Boston. r. 81 u &
March 81, off Cape Hatteras, sch Mary l. Allen,
Wiley from Fernandina for Washington.
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r OsT-A nut from end of Coupe Axle. Any
IL one finding same on the street will be well
paid by leaving at FERNALD & SAWYER'S
STABLE, 697 Congress Street. 2-l3
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ITO LET = Very desirable unfinished rooms,
Il singy or in suits; call between and p m
at ga CONGRESS STREET, opposite new libra
nv building; references required. ISL
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Domestic pof Is.

SAN FRANCISCO - Ar 21st, ship State OF
' GaIV i, Esd, sch Ethel M Davis,
NY DAR liI 2sth. barque Leventer, Gerry,
CH aAaiRiPIlEsss;ToNcld 2sth, sch Maggie Gray.
CoosAw, Seed 2stb. parque Belle Of Oregon.
BALTiMORE-A 27th, sch A H Cross, Hen
cid 2sth barqne c Dixon, Rhodes. havana !;
sch Florence Allen, Dunton. Galveston.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar up 2Sth, barque wal
lace, Mccormack. Sagua.
Cid 2Sth, schs I A Lambert, Han, Boston; a
Below 2sth, bound up, barque Clara e McGil-
very, from Ponce; brig Lahaina, from Cardenas !;
do: MARY Power from Wilmington, NC.
At Delaware Breakwater 28th. barque Jessie
Macgregor, cFadden, from PernamDuco, (order-
y WiLMINGToN. DEL-Cld 2sth. barque Edw o
Clark Stahl Ensena0a.
NEW YOkk-Ar 27tn. sens american s Team
Handy Boston; Lucy. Cassidy, and John S0mes
Ar 18th, schs Alice I Boardman, and Maggie
Todd, from New Bedford L Hastings. 40: Mary
Amsden, and Lugano, Calais; City Of Augusta,
Boston; Billow, and Silver Heels, Rockland; VIM
Douglass, and w M Snow. do.
Also ar 28th, schs Alligator. ana Eva l. Leon
ard, Providence; Mary Augusta, do, North Light
Newport; Reuben Eastman, Warren; Jas Barrett,
cid asth. sens Kensett, Smith. Matanzas; Seth
NJ Todd, Clark. Nuevitas; A York, Wallace, and
King, Collins, Boston.
Passed the Gate 28th. schs VIM Rice. from New
York for Portland; Abbie ingalls,, and GraceWep-
ster do for Boston.
PROVIDENCE-Sld 2Sth, sch Walker Aiming
ton, Drinkwater, Baltimore.
Chartered-sch Duroc, TO load iron at Fall River
for Providence, at soc pr ton.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOk- 10 port, sens ~
thon Candage and Sea Flower, Milliken, Edgar
town for New York; Mndoro, Billings, New Bed
ford; Minnehaha, Tryon. Rockport for Suffolk
Also ar 27th. schs George ID Loud, beal, fOrt-
land for New York; Jas I Malloy, Wallace Rock
Sid FIN Narragansett 27th, schs Il Smith, Lor-
ing @ Ballard, Henry y Mason, John ii Cross, M
Maboney Silver Heels. and Others
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 27th. schs Emma
Briggs, Gray, Wiscasset for Crtsfield; Carrie A
Norton. Hodgdon, do for Pensacola -
In port schs Stella Lee, Sarah Potter, Palestine,
Orozimb0 Catalina, Monticello, Emma > briggs,
Carrie Norton. =
EDGARTOWN-Inp port, schs Thomas Borden.
Conary, Hoboken for Salem; & NJ Brainard, Null
len, Weekawken for Portsmouth Enterprise,
Robinson. New York for Boston.
BOSTON-Ar 28th, barque Trement, Brophy,
Cardenas.
Ar 29th barque Adam w Spies, Field. Mel
bourne sch Eta e Tanner, Nalloch. Passport.
Sid 29th, schs Katie Barrett, Saml Dlllaway
SALEM-In port. scbs Lawrence Hanes: Tib-
belts, Wiscasset for Bridgeport; Helen q King,
Britt, New York for Passport Lady q tne ocean
els, Fox Island for New York; Cytus CnamDer-
lain Cookson, ThOmaston for do.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 26th. sch Bentley,
Bracket, Port johnson. -
Dove Marston,- New York for Rockland: Two
Brothers. Dodge, Calais for do; 7 BENEDICT, LIDS
colt, Boston Tor Rocklahd; Quickslep, Buckmln-
ster, Providence for Portland; Merwin, Clark,
New Bedford for Clark's Cove.
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DR.. {. B. REED, CIaITvoyant
and Botanic Physician.

Medical Rooms SO Frarklin ST., Portland, Me.
nR. REED treats all chronic diseases that flesh
~ is heir to; all cases that are given up as in
durable by the allopathc and homeopathic ply
sleians, | will take their case to treat and cure
them. / find that about four-hfths of the cases
given up to die can be cured. Examinations at
distance by letter with their full name and place
of residence mad one cent stamp and $500 Ex-
animation at the office, S1.0O. Consultation free.
once hours 8 a. N. to 8 p. m. sep14n
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NOR RENT-Brick store No. 572 Congress
E Street C'Hucklers Row') excellent location
for retail business. BENJAMIN SHAW, 4S1s
Exchange st. 28-l
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I the Almshouse-a seamstress. Apply at
"A the OFFICE of Overseers Of the Poor from
IL to IL a. m. and to 5 p. m. mar26dlw
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY or CANADA
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

ON and after MONDAY, Nov. -, 1ss7,
trains will run as foiiewst
DEPARTURE
Es< Auburn and Lewiston, 80 and S.4o
a. m. and 12.45 and $40 p. m.
For Gorham, S.45 a. In. and $50 and b.20p,
m.
Fer Gorham, Montreal and Chicago, s.4S
a. m. and 1.30 p. m
For Quebec, 1.3O p. m
1.30 p. m.
ARRMvALs.
From LewIsfon and Auburn, 8.4E q. n.
I2.I6 3.15, $40 and 6.45 p. m.
From Gorham, 6.45 am, 1z.1 8 and 40 p. M.
from Chicago and Montreal. 12.ib and
6.46 D. m.
prom Quebec, 1915 D. m.
a Pullman Palace Sleeping cars on night train ana
Parlor cars ON day train between Portland and
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LOST AND FOUND.

hound Turkeys, Turkeys, Turkeys, 20
IL cents per pound at AMOS WINSLOW q
CO., No. Milk st. Market. 29l
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yIyO LET - Store Nos. lit and 119 Middle
II street; one of the finest stores in the oity;
suitable for wholesale or retail, or both; with
lovely basement, dry and lighted on three sides,
almost equal to the first story rent low to the right
etf Street 28-4
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For Sale.

ONE of the finest residences inthe County Of
~ oxford, situated in the enterprising and
growing village Of South Paris, Maine; about
fhree minutes walk from Grand Trunk abroad
Station; Queen Ann style of house. Heated with
steam; piped all through from cellar to attic for
gas Splendid mountain view; between four az
and five (5) acres OF land. win be sold at a bar
gain. Terms easy. Would exchange for city
property. Call ON or address HON. GEORGE A.
WILSON, South Paris, Me-, or N. s, GARDNER,
Exchange street, SYLVAN SHURTLEFF, 21a
Union Wharf, Portland Maine. inh5d1m
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EOR sALE-Farm In Falmouth, ia miles
II from Colley's Corner, known as the Chenery
Farm; of about ninety acres in wood, pasture and
tillage; house contains good rooms; very pleas
ant. For terms enquire of ). CHENEki, Gus
tom House Wharf, Portland. 26-l
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EOR sALE-Sai Boat. Center-board sloop
IL boat, July rugged and in good order; price
$50 Address SAIL BOAT, =. o. Box S95. 27-1
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the Auditors
once Yesterday.

sixteen deeds we're recorded yesterday
agErvxasing sls.2sS an average of si!ie. i
each. Following IS the list,
ruIted States 10 Hans Anderson. the : =
90 the ~ 1. aud the W y ~ the Nh a, OF
sec. 10. Up. = "A. range east, tsr.
John Ffadiay 10 Green Majors, lots |. :. !
s1s, = e''~A Ia Laws seso" addition
James 2. Cow To Ida / t;aibrr~5n. tract
described BY aaese- and bounds In sees. Is
and "a. Tp. = u. ranges and east, s-7se
Aitssrr l. spauidtag TO George ". frsae
and William A. Dtcsey. = acres 81 the NV
\, Of see :. TIA = "A. range east. Ssuoe
L \ Mold 10 T. III. Thompson. ioi H.
biss :. town 81 Enxlewood. isso
Lewis 1. Hemingway to Arthur Murphy
issss and :, block Is. Crown addition, si<sl
tharisss Lee - Bailey ssstzcst, iuls ans
4. and tbs = Of the ~wi Of S<c, Is tn
80 n. range c. containing iesis acres
sissa
FNF. siasnt,ief Ia Ann W BenjxHln,
acres IN the ~ Z. IL she sw I. Of the ~
:. Of -er- ]. res y a. range e. s-sa
gharass ". kaksiay ~ otto isnxka1si
lot II. block =. ~ q Denny : PARK sicsasca
Fiisshesh AHsy,assxh 10 Alfred \. smith
aers< IN SEE. ! ~. = .. rAnEs Sc, s-ssss
Rsssis J. Lexis g. Gilman l. i'itiiSr.ck
saxigg. la bot {. block 3, Syndicate addissea
&. Gilman So 4. u. spray, Tract ssxu
test. recommending T1o fsSts west ~ The y
corner II tata see. ne. ~. - u. sssge I
SIS
staxls tees commencing e. feet seSs q
the - carsacF az iot 6. see. 70. fy. Is north
NJ Nrtlsnsla 10 Daniel Frasiss. > Of -
. slssek u. Bs,ll's fanFth ssiditian. a.
faza5ei F'rssisT u ". Nrllona;d. OF =
49, 4. -.
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ms EAriDLY rAllise HEALrx.
WHY he RESIGNED.
Eeceiser Ostrsnd~r Satisfies Psblic
Curiosity.

There seems To be consi,ierasie curiosity
a. to the cause of your resignation. said q
rererter 10 NJ. J Y. ossrander, receiver OF
the United States land Office. yesterday.
swell, II Is eaSiiy satisfied" was the re-
ply. MY only reason for resigning was
because | thsslsht could DO better IN the
practice Of the law. | seuf in mi ressgna-
ton about ten DAYS ago with the request
that my successor be appointed aud report
FOR duty py July I, II possible. OF course.
il he j. rfss appointed by that time shall
have 10 continue In once until he II. but |
shall get osst as soon as caii. | intend d
return to the practice OF the law aud make
a Speciality Of land Office bnsiness. There
Is nothing In the report that resigned be-
cause Of any dissatisfaction on the pars OF
the department. NY action was purely
voluntary. The Office only pays ssoo 4
year aud ali the expenses IL running II
have Ia b. taken Out III that sum. aud the
expenses are pretty heavy. fou can see
that the net income left the receiver is In
adequate. fer the duties Of the offrc are
trying and exactsng. IL seems "a te the i'm
preston that sais Il a good fat Office. bar II
II erroneous. Al least am anxious that
sosae other maa shall have the benefits Of
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A PASTOR CURED BY FAITH.

H.sT. ~ Jnsn vtE!izzsssz. Pastor Hicsai
xsn ASwHue snrcs, fssfc2zN. has. h~en
sszgs-si rs ta5ta 1aEss-s 4 sseTfsSg, Esssrzx
kssssasssr kEsss-fszrz. Or. u as zset cairwi ~
sasga. hat ~ Aexes ) Dkasast EIzxlr Hes&ss-
:; Rave sssrfsed 50 saGrh fsezae1; ~ sxksstg
Arkgg's Rtsssz kzExSs 1a4t Enthusiastically
s.sss rsss 4 ~ = 1seszxssEse - Raas1i reliable
s. I azge al y rs aSsy b sstffszs xfth
cfSt-sizrs q tho lslssass ~ SsFs tsss EzssE ex
fsgseSf rsEzssls .Ssr trial f-scaGse | 81
s1s-F afse< fssskzE -. tkS5 xs8 eer-stsssi. AZ
sSls S-ss.zzszest 81 raaass AID fAzzk ne fes
ssekirsr i TEsx sazsslerfai ssssss Fssxsr
j. Elazrxzleei za4 SD y T. r SiES-
ART. ALI ~
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ALLEGED PROSECUTION.
Attempt 10 Indtct Justice soseerberg
On another Charge,

Judge. yoa are no, hooking very well.
hope that indictment hanging over your
head Il not affecting yosir health" said a
reporter 90 Justice ~oieFsssrg. yesterday
well. II l. not doing me any good. II Is
having just about the effect II was intended
70 have, .stnriy 70 iaiurs me. Although a
han proves he innocence such thugs al
ways hurt For instance I have severed
my connection With the temperance oryar
ikstiou. A question was raised there about
this ease, and ! told them the facts aud
quit. Now, my enemies arr trying 10 have
the grand Jury tisdIct me for
TAXING fIlgGaL FIXES.
They have get my books up there and viii
Try TO make u stick There is just one
thing about II. an honest man has no htlsi-
ness with a public offee ia this county
Politics run everything aud man cant
rrf Justice on biz merits I was elected
partially ON the platform that was to look
afte. the Interests of the working men.
soon f1und that | could best protect their
Interests by
DRIVING otT the GAMBLERS.
] found that fully ane-haif Of the drunks
who were brought before me were loggers
aud iaisorers v no had worked End saved
up from e. 10 several hundred dollars
each aud come to town and been cleaned
out By gamblers in one ar two days
found that when issued eity warrants for
gamblers they generally got wind ~ Il
BEFORE the warrant. were served, and
skipped. 50 ! had to arrest them on terri.
forial warrants. The only way | could
deal with them WAS on The charge OF
,asraney. They would then have H. give
bonds for their good behavior. which
soald igclude
Ds<isrtSa FEoa aAsriISs.
In several instances there were both terri
torfni and city eases against the prisoners.
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iS5csiny vrf n WaIlnla: ,.
~ y. GarYps1D4i- H G. Dasf1,
~ Gnrifh. Rev. Z. J. O'Nas1ey.
~ - fl6rrn. &. n. Prescott Mr.. "
...s-S m efIidren. n. J. Hall, b. X
s II - ~ chfsd> and y51es H. =
-l = -; IN sfssrr. Thomas n. Edwards,
TWff1aIBofhef. J. p. caH. 1h0uAs
81 n eaadeu and Il sccnnd csssr
- csyffmnis-Pased Medfsrd
- -. &. g. Eilliug. Ms y. o. Pes-
-. ~ G. lsmison, MARE yssa!eont j. ..
~, Annie Ernigh, Charles ~ Levy
- GnfhDuy. Mir fgunz, Ghay}ss ,.
1ss' -, G. ?. Er3ly. Mr. Miili.sn Be
IN ~ daughter. y. A. JIifnrds a 4.
I .5i67Ie. i. l. Ffiimere. Spencer 3. Gale.
n -. a. ~ 5rfxKsIey- q = 4ynt
-. e. a ecomrlan. n. A. flawNsx, Hen.
- RI r. Joaes wife ard eDn- ffed \.
- u ono Hunleke and wsfe. J. II. Tur.
- jchn Psseweii and vile Mr. J. b.
-. {. n. lane. w. s. Warren, Mrs.. X.
II IsiIsy srd son. J. II. Wsrrea. >. Deiaaa
Tsshern Parsse-Pss>sd Heron on sun.
~ n c. Meyer. G. n. xetJe- II. I. saa.
~ snd wife, H. ~ Kcsn<. Henry k<<ne.
II d Aisdxrs5a. wife snd fsoshsr- = G. LII
y, X guynefie, T. ~ Drxke. 4. Mssi
80 j. r. Melville. Ge1rze n. Jenes. y.
n Hown. D. G. anderson. wife and child.
6s1Krs Mortimer and wife PR Tacoma
m 6eorse Corvette, Mr.. ~ X t'.ryeIle
m two ehiidvp. John II. rhyt.fy. Mrr. d
<1sisfy. q A. sharpe ard stir. Nln jeanis
fsie and -eesnd class passenger
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-12

captain Gilmore left yesterday for Vie.
torsa
Mr. Peter Kirk has returned from Ts.
coma
Mr. j =. Mcdonald returned yesterday
from Tacoma
ExNayer Ira A. Town, OF Tacoma, was
N the c..y yesterday.
Major Hayden, wife aud daughter arr
visiting friends In seattle.
Mr. Miller, travelling agent at the q. X. q
NJ Co. u at the Occidental.
Mrs Mary ~ Miller aud son. OF Olympia,
arrived in the city Yesterday.
II T. now stated that the new raill nj
Port iiskeiy VIII start M on july lsf.
Mr. y. q; Wakefield. one OF the Hniser
sits rrainates. left for. his homs AZ EIfaa
thehalis county, yesterday.
Frank Hall, formerly with the Western
Union Telegraph conpasss Of this city. Il
now manager Of the telegraph Office At TIE
Hino
Mr. and Mrs. y. J. sackmsn. Of fur'
kakeiy. srsn, yesterday afternoon "a Sc
attic. They both have large property Inter
ests here.
brother. left by steamer yesterday for BIZ
mneh un Lopez Island, where they vii
SPEND some time.
ssei,crai John A. Gibbnn, e. =, A., Mis-
ssihiron. Mrs. summer. Captain and Mrs.
faften aud G. A. Woodruff. Of the Van
cotiver barracks. are at the Occidental
Mrs. q. X cory.li and Two children ar
rived In Seattle last evening from the east
Mrs. toryeli comes 10 Join her husband Nj
q. X coryell. late correspondent Of th'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES az Olympia and nov
q reporter of the Seattle Tsaes.
The Rev H. Heagle. wha will lecture ihii
evening In the Methodist Protestant church
Is the anfhor OF the Illustrated lecture al
solofaon's Temple lie Il also the ;Tansla
Tor 81 the famous Bremen lecture IL,
lecture Is free. aud all who hear him vii
no doubt be highly entertained.
Ex-Governor Squire viii leave for thu
east TODAY TO be absent about month ",
will attend the Republican national con
sen'icp, and probably the reunion vi hi
cid command Ia ohio. aud then safo Hon
New York, where his oldest ssii will RratiJl
ate this month frpm the high school.
The newly organized Seattle Lodge No
-, Benevolent Protective Order ~ XIX.
presented a staud " flowers 10 Miss JET
ierys lewis last evening with the letter
H. T. % E thereon in sari eosarcst AaseFs
In recognition Miss Lewis wore The eleran
gold badge presented 10 her BY 81 iosi
f.,ltigc No, y