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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

One OF the American passengers who were
shipwrecked recently on the Mediterranean
Sea wrote home that they were happy IN
their miserable condition." This seems 10
describe the condition OF those Republicans
who believe that HARRISON is going TO be
elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30


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voters '''.'' me '''' ' ''
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f.d. i1ioD.. "1 $500 N"''''''
(DlY.u 'ua fHtI 70 iLr B. I'l'iic'n i"'l
90 rn .. forr iIr people upon TINT measure.
's... ..,.,.ir.. .,... 1~.fc..cd Oh Doe ready
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bo, n..0e iI.. Ir c'mr jEn HteoiG'i&f' hul
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c.. l...Ht, 90 tua "rebc.s.' Even
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., FL. r...r .,.,lers IN vote
,.,..,..,,,,..
h-N' ''''
lIi tr t.e SOUTH w" give ht."" sp''-
mon paragraph from lhc trW OH lndepen-
,.,. t,..f...f nf..,.r,ut religious weekly
,...,., .e,... .r,,... That =,
}" 5000 ''.'
q SOY, 30 'Iobt'} r'~ l'' '"le'l CI'"''-
fan. We hF pro- moan, intend to admit That
.A.,,,. .,,.r,tr.u. with m.fguitv. OF is
.....l .,,.,i,,ion Tho indie.
'o "'
pendent No''
"Nr Cleveland Tres shown special favor lo
prominent r\.l,h, lIe made one OF them
t..,.f..v Of Ore interior and then elevated
him to thr ~uprme Bench, though he was
Totally without judicial experience. lie pro-
,...It,,,fnrn ila rrocl, lIgs: he allowed
IN. STAY. ana stripes JOB br placed no half
,,,.f 10, ,y.,.fn. ..n when jacob Thompson.
On 4rrr.r...l rI.l. N Won don't believe in
.,..,.,,... f.a r,.,,n.r. nor n rcwaTdiug
r..I..t.,.tnit yol,.p.aiu,t Grover Glove
t,,l t,
.t...... all h,,. CON n truo southern
..,.........,, ..ll,. 80
81 .''' '. '" "''
u party whose oNln rulers 'o"7 H""" ''"'
fNNA I.l' H|ttI..tfh ft 'ft'i'
D., d.. n,f Of, tt. INST guiv that this malig-
,., ,..i...,. ,,..,,. ont Fyan I'm
h'n'' -. 49,.
thC Great vest u tAirt7 I'D Aiil'H'l"' a.
TENT. on else 10 would not be- appealed TO.
D,...,,t.,.,,.,u i. NOT fine man To attempt
>" w., ,.,. ,,..,...,
l" nan lh Insults ''''''
make an appeal % Tue sectional ahli-s'"'h-
ern teeiiu-. Of its readers, st may be set
DIM, o. certain that there are people whose
,,1,,.r,.si b,. sucb h,s, consid.
N'''' l,,i.. ,.,,...,.i.l
Tons in ''' '"' .'' W Wv
Gaz,ttc which Wc nave received tadlhS
editorial rs. T.. RS testili,s 10 the maligs
.of ,.,,.r. in ttn North as f,i.
INV w '''''
lows;
" 4 SOLID SoUuI ANn DIVIDED NORTH
The solid South and the subject Democratic
marty stand in solid opposition To the crca-
tioo 81 another northern Sa,e except I'm
CONJUNCTION With tue creation OF southern
States without proper population or re-
sources.
The contest for equal representation OF
the northern people. which caused the war, Is
arain l. bee fought out. The issue could not
le made more plainly than IN Tue opposition
Of the so'.d soH'n TO ''e admission o' D''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

"somehow or other it viii rain when the
Democrats wish 10 parade" Why didn't
you add: Aud give tive Democrats an oppor-
turity Of showing that even rain cannot puta
dampes on their eHihu.iasm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
RRIER COMMENT
II Bon ISornsoLL isn't fit 10 be In the Re-
publican party what Is he fit iorg

The burco-steerer si2hs when hethinks oil
what a golden opportunity be missed In not
irving MS hand upon Lord SAcKvHLE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

ETOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
" BERGER s IEArH. Lo-goes ard Managers.
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY,
NOYEHBER Isl, ~. AND 30.
MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2.30 O'CLOCK,
on which occasion
AE. 4. n. PALMER
will present Ire great success Of two seasons at
the 1iaIi5oa-SQ uGre Theatre New YORK, euutloI
Jim THh PENhAN.n
written by sir Charles Young.
Tickets will bo placed on sale Tuesday, October
S0th, Of o'clock 4. 81. No advance in prices
o. ~ ,AOi.lL3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

"When the politician vans to pick mp
something bot without getting burned be
uses the oAicc-bolder." or promises some
fellow that be shall he an ofIics.bolder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

An art note in the New York Herald OF
Sunday says:
"There is sssa TO be a possibility OF the
French Governments buying the Virginia
sculptor Edward v. Valentines group OF
"Andronache aud Astyanax."
Should the French Government purchase
the group u would come INTO possession OF
magnificent work Of ant. However, the An
dromache should not be permitted TO leave
this country. Indeed. 1t should not be per.
mltted TO leave Virgins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

Hon. j. RANDOLPH TUCKER is billed for a
speech at Franklin. southampton county, to-
morrow (3lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

There Is no doubt that in bis Farmyille
speech LANGsToS threatened the white Re-
publican oelee-holders that theY would be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
By TIE DLSpA TCH COMPANY

rnen,uY nrsPATcu Is delivered - su'N
vr-sNsrs a, YfrrgYx cKSTs per week, payabie',
she cs.fier wecsly Mailed At - per AMMAN
~ ,es ais months D.oo sOr three inonthS s0@
tSrone rnorsa.
Tue sgMLwRgkiY DISPATCH at e. per
snfu-,s or 81 for FIX months.
Too SfFkLY DESPATCH stg per annu'h.
pssSUNpAY piePArCh a. ti.50 per annum'
fssfo for six months
Subscriptions IN all csse4 rsyshie n HAvsnoe
an 10 paper conraued nfter rse expiration Ok
ne uao paid for send poetofaes money
eresr. check, Or roaisiered ioiisr currency
sou: by mail viii h sttho riss o. The sender
Subscribers Wishing uclr postonlce changed
Sausi give ;asir Old AZ we'll - "e" ho" posi-
Slaea ESlallo cCGics free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

"Is that really Fue?" Druggist: AYES.
MAIDEN, DR.. Bulls Cough syrup Is only 25
cents"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

FOR GENTLEMEN.

We sell Gontlcmen's Collar, six styles, at &c
apio,o.
Woseu Gcutlomen's Guns 40 &c pair
We sell GenuomouB English Half-iose, full
regular male. 90 l@.c. pair
We seu Geuuemeu's scsris, new shape. satl-
lined. BOZ. quality for 20.
We sell tie bas. White shirts and Underwear
for gentlemen 10 the lowest prices possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
HOSES, nULEs, cows. &c.

TOR SALE, ONE PAIR OFNN
n wORK-HORsES and DOUBLE HAIR GA
NESS-chcap Also. SIX TENTS Tor sale cheap.
ADpiY al lil3 wess CLAY street oc S0-zI'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

We sell an ezcollont AIl-Jersey Coat for e So
We sell Tailor-4lads Walking-jgckets at "a,
$50, and IS which would DO cheap a. q apiece
more.
We SOL more Plush secIues and Jackets than
any other house and at prices much lower than
Won SEQ thom elanMhnra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
CHEAP
c 4 0 | c E

Cheap and choice are good words TO 60 to
rether Thoy don't always DO 20. For some
reason the word cheap has come 70 be used IS
expressive Of inferiority. with which IL Is IN no
case alllod.
one reason Is that 50 many merchants have
made market FOR poor go0is IS low prices.
our MIN f.. aud has boon. TO sell only Choice
Goods cheap
In every department viii be found tho very
post and Nerves, Goods az prices which spoiR Tor
themselves
Never any time has our assor,moni been
l,r.er tnaa now, aud We are satisfied that buyers
can find In our stock everything iaoy con oe1''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
TrENrINN- ATTTCKS GIIAHn Il

4 INN Hun, Al I UNNio W HIlII y
"A ln accordance With General orders No p
30 from battalion headquarters. You are here y
~ ordered TO assem- Nlo at your Armory ~ Ed
NFSDAI, October 2ist instant ~ SD A. 81, in
full-tres- uniform, armed All equipped, Tor tho
purpose u participating Ia Tie parade ~ no EN-
position.
In accordance with thls orlor and inlsmu.h
as tho 2lst has been set part as Col1re4 pcop,cs
Day. and my men desire 10 co honor t. them
solves and credit % the occasion, would most
respectful y ask tie Kindness of the employers
of such men as arc members II my company o.
allow them 20 parable oE that DAY.
EMMETT SCOTT Captain.
JAMES LUSH, o.. =. o. 3O-lr'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

We sell Chudren's Cioaks from $50 apiece
upward. and the quantity NO soil cOnWncos Us
that We arc mover uuisr-oli.
We sell Cloags u every description and We
advise yOu to look at our STOCK and prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

ry,o WHOM 1T iiAY coNe..

k.fHufp. b a.. N...
VlO WHOM 1T MAX D.N'
4 ! hereby appoint WILLIAM
NV agent fo rOlIlc. @ hIOI 1855 ADD '
Raj NEhlu ANul-. BUSINESS s.
Twenty-riu. street. "a f.a c.y ..
bay aro seA Ouiy n ta.A
o. a-3.' D. 81.
ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTION '
"A not Oh credit any = ito --ce of .'
gisn Orig RABBI. as ~ le1ia vi. 1e i,'i
Captain. ..
-, 3J,N AlNhAl>tN.
ALLPERSONS ARE CAUTION '
"A Dot o. credi any ~ tho crsV of te
bsrz BRl NaIGE, as ao debts pin tt i'
tho Captain.
O. 3AIt d. ~ hiN ~
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. HAY '
IL QUALIFIED AS ~ BOT ron aie1 ''r'
Of A. h GOODMAN. deceased, hgfeoy ''1.
all persona indebted ~ s..d essaio O. iA~'
mnat 10 mo-. And 81 persoas hatms 81
againss said es.elo will please pscsea. % ''
- me a. NJ soS essi Franklir stIeol. .i'
Va ci1hANp n. wv
Executor II A. D. Ooodmas, dsec--''A
90 S5-i9s'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

lnlet'ers am kilograms mus be aodree'eA
toll DISPATCH COMPANY
Pc'cc,oI communications al not b 70
furlcC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

ICsdinr 20 ros 81 reeding-mhti8r 0p@
Ire o. ices. &. On nonpsrou !eaiesi. ~.
Can't % r4ses ior more spaco furnished On APP
I1ienrUg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

Regular
nruOC1AtEC TTCHNT.
ELECTlON-TUE sDAY. NOVEMBER G, 1893
FOR PRESIDENT,
Grover Cleveland,
or NV YORK.
FOR ViCEPNEs lDENT,
alien q. thurman,
or ONO.
Eteesora al b"Tge.
RICHARD =. BTllsSE, 81 Hanover.
Join o.. TiAKLIs, 81 Rockingham.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28

"HooDMAH BLuD.5 - The play o
"Hoodman Blind" 10 be played next
Monday and Tuesday evenings, al
FFye's opera house. consists Of an excel.
lent plot ingeniOuRly blended. and is
full Of interest from the rise 70 the fall
Of the curtain, and teaches an inssruc-
tive lesson on the danger attendant
upon acting upon rumers, and exposes
the weakness Of what 10 legally known
a. ciFcnmstantisl evidence, both Of
Which lend their aid TO break up q hap
py home, watch IL again made Joyful In
the end. Gastavus LeViek he the ecu
tTal figure. and his acting throughout.
whetheE 10 the midst OF bis happiness,
in his towering rage or 10 bis FemoFae,
wins for him deserved and frequent ap.
piause. Miss Celia Alsbsrg, Who has
Won many admirers on the coast, IL
leading lady. and her acting is highly
spoken Of. The company brings q oar
load Of scenery with them, which will
greatly enhance the attraction Of the
play.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28


4Ae17sE so ailssaaEun e ohaness Aass
- .saes . sAen sincs 9eu re1slE1d
A.-Ms. air. I snnx answsr saas
J1a4atan - yna Or 70. I enaidn't Hsg
pcsifisulr = IS - serslItfsrl tres wers
70 w1&n ! faeEfFsd Ghom, net kawinH
rn4de . uinnse examlnnt3on e thgrn.
tneEef9ke an nut nkte totes1ify psHitiFs-
y shat fbay asa ID fho same enadsstou.
Afeff sozne farther Qnesffona 6uKfne
SHEA M. Ronsins statsd hls inability
- say whsshsf tks stubs nsre u
sane con1i9ion a. When BE recsfss1
tkes1, easH sf71 uas closed.
Osss SO was sailed asd Mr.. Po1lias
ezsmi1ed.
Q-How wueh money. II any. va
tqfnsd ever 60 so1 by ex Treasurer
k1li. xoas pss1eesaanr ~ roun9y srtas-
AL aan't say from namory.
Q-Wa4 there RnT public monsya or
fnnca turned ever 20 yeu By him.
A.-Ies. sir.
Q-Of what aid fhfs consist Z
Ala cash. eoanfy and ashool waf-
fants fsteeEed. zines The last aeftla-
ms1t With tie cen misaicnsrs and uhieh
had nos been zecepeed By thea.
o-Nhat did he tam over with these
warrants shieh you aaT be turned ossF
20 yc1 Sc sssh
A.-At tue tine o. my sstflenent
With tbs oouzfy commissioners / tarned
shem Ia to them, wish the vouchers.
Ine5 wefe acespted b. them.
do zoo know the number q the
warrants end shs total ameunt Of the
same witch yoa thna resolved from tx-
Treasurer Hill IS cashq
Al do.
O. State. IL y0u havs sny means Of
kDo@inRs The namber, atn0unts and to-
Isl amount % those warfantf.
A.--Ihsye-
Q-What Il your means and knowI-
edge Of that snbisctf
Al mads q iisf Of The warrants that
we're tnFped over 20 me.
Q-state II that list is e0TEec. Of all
The warrants thus turned oveFl
Ala is.
Q-Whsfe is that IlstG
Al have Il 10 my possession In the
safe.
Q-Do The books 3, O and d show
ths amouat OF taxes stunned over to yonf
A.-fhe books show the amouns Of
funds turned over TO me "a warrants.
Q.-Dees il show the total turned
ever 20 yo1 IN cash and warFantsS
A.-Yes, sir.
The amount vas shown to be $9l.-
2S9. 7s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28
RREgTTTEs.

"a. Mexico sailed from San Fraucis-
~ss.r sbs sound yesterday.
M steamer Aaz1sia u1dsresut her
.sessi inspscti0n yesterday.
Fs.omssr Fred Minick has resigned
= I.iIsT of ths o0uasy prison.
fbs crisoaers In toe eoanty iali have
49, sspplies vito naf and fsesa beds.
20, hurdsed and eighty head 81
~oltop sheep came down b. Tie Hay
gsFd last evening.
Jehn Lee. . tFussy as The county jail,
80 Ffench leave Thursday AID forgot
L bid tes shsria good bye.
n.Dsaiu Curtis BEowhtisld, vho haa
- al he sisk list foE some time, was
sbeat he streets yesterday.
~. fapesal Of Mrs. Mary Tenant.
10 Al ealak Tenant, will take plaee %
iaib O'clock on Sunday from her late
,aaidense on Brsh ssgeet.
os,taa number Of knights have asR-
ntssd their inttntion OF going 70 bno-
homish today with Grand OhancaisoR
20 Yong, 70 assist 10 instsinttng the
new lodge al that place.
oslsb AmbaFg and Lewis Evan Rob-
80 subieots Of Yictoria, queen Of
G,sst Britsiu and Ireland and empress
~ Isdia. have siRnihed their intention
n beoonlna American citizens b. fling
sapeFs 10 the district eouEt.
Eext vesk ends the semi annual term
of she public schools, and tbe children
II Seattle are ell aglow over tbs matter.
TIE result Of the examinations, which
take place during the eoming week. VIII
6etsrmine the promotions and Standing
Of the pupils.
The New York Bakery, on Pike street,
vss yesterday locked % By Constable
CsldNeli, on q writ Of attachment. Tie
owusr, Mr.. Krauas, wRs last heaEd OF
Il Tacoma. He leaves behind bin
creditors Who are mourning bis sudden
departure 10 tbs tune Of 500 30.
Dspaty Sheriff Z. 4. CLARK returned
an he Olympian yesterday afternoon
from Port Townsend. With his pftsou-
a.. Oh4Ylss Davis. he IL she man who,
P,oaesatlhe Attorney J. J. Calhoun, Of
Pofi TowBsend, taleRfapbed, was sug-
psssed OF having shot Mr.. Preston.
Tbs steamer Premier arrived here
nom Vancouver yesterday, few h9nra
late. owing 20 tha large caT90 OF freight
a. had on board. SONS 900 tons, pEin-
slpally for Portland. sne bgouQht 10
seattle 20 passengers. and about b tons
Of freight. mostly for Wa Ooong A Go.
The steamer ManFoa vas successful
IN reaching Snohomi,h City on her last
lglp. and 60 Immense eFoWd came dovn
"a he wharf % welcome Der arrival.
The people Suffered more from fsilare
A receive their newspapers than any
cling else, and they we're hnnefy for
nsgs from the outside world. Un her
rplnrn Yesterday the Monroe bfoneae so
lmns0se crowd Of passengers aud fuh
frsiHht.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28


APPOINTED IxsPScron. - Nicholas
Stswsrt snyder, eldest son Of ex gastics
Of he Peacs Albert N. Snyder Of this
eity. and publisher Of the Seattle Real
Esfsss Record, has been appointed 70
tue position OF inspector Of customs By
OosIeosoF Brooks Of Port Townsend
Tbs 4 the second appointment Mr..
snyder hss received under this RloEi-
ems Democratic administration. 1he
drss was the appointment Of s'kooi
teacher at tie Indian reservation 81
Nsah Bay. Mr.. Snyder filled the bill
an right until Sunday csme, when be
was advised thai II vas exreeted OF
rim 10 supeFiutsnd tas Sunday ach0si
and lead in the religious exceFcises
This vsa 100 much fer him. he said
be voald tsach tie young Indian hoe
10 shoot ak days IN the vesk. bat San
daV be must Be allowed 30 resi-
Either orr aeh or resign stared him
boldly Ia tie faoe, ani 81 laat. After
mstare dslibsratioo. be decided 70 70
sign Rrem thai time ap 70 the pFesens
he has been 3 private eitixsH Of this
oounanity, respected BY large eireis
81 aouaAlnsanees and kFieods. Nov
howevsr, he aRain launches 01t tnto
p4base life, and bis friends sincerely
sFnss thai be vii not again be suh3sc1-
"a b the Alternative % '-preach or ~
sfrn.n TIE fellow across tbs wAy sag
qests thai 10 vii more likely b tel
raofso ~hieh Oil hasn't hin IN TIE eos
tons serSies Of Passs sOund; '-diyy, q
rSsien-"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28


Anaahr erswana hnuse ere3ana
MeazR1 Hnahaa and ward a IA aAnK.
% rink isst sgunins. tbs mee&tsa
eRansd win singing By 80 chnar 80
pEayer ~ Ras. A. ,. HnHssn. afaes
sAiaA III. Hszkas unas stirxiaz 40
psal - thnss pFassnl uho uofs adafsssi
3 ~ - 6 ltQunF . gise 4 90 aDa -
- 1zu lie b 1ixnina he plesse
aaQ VA 6o4n help fsEs0exmoEe az
sa4zn from netnR a1sohoL He appsaisd
= - gu1nR ms1 and warmed them 81
- 2l.ery that rs n aseEe fer ten 4
fozy allowed tAemsnIEos . BE 6zawn
e9ay tson Ia pazh q sshxisty and
A. ths el1as q his adarssa 9 numhar
Of nnan and women uMma 10 10 tAa aahle
and aaRn@9 the pledge. kftaR Rinnfna By
the choiF ME. ward came onso the rans-
hpTm and thrsw aonB hos ahoe fnae TIE
ranks o. TIE enemY, frGQnanfly fins-
iraesnR hl9 r1Uarka % an arpfouKfass
story, whieh bEunahi foxsh frequens an
pla1se from TIE audianca. TauiehfsR
neslina vii begin - shs uznaI hear,
53j e'cloak. On 6nnday afaernoon
sbese vii b q childrunAs mas n.eetiaR
II tee rink. Sunday evening & grand
Uss1 meeting. With pruvizina for an
overflow meeting a. he OoaRrsQaaional
charuns aurOag the street. 4 hasine
been agreed upon among the ministers
g tnetr nesting THURSDAY evening 10
eive up9theiE sweating services fer this
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28
sEALINq SUI.
ERArrLx MAR's scHooEKR sKTKKD N
san TRAECiSoo nj EEAL AND
oTHEn aKKKKna.

Edwin O. Dearborn, Oven Simons
and A. O. Simcns have brought suit 10
The district court ct San Francisco
against John @. NiIon's sealing schoon.
eE Allie !. Agar. which Is now In San
Francisco haEbor, fitting ont for anoth-
or seal hunting expedition TO the NORTH.
They claim that they sailed from San
Francisco on the schooner February l6.
1887, on sealing voyage, and that Il
was agreed that each NAN should receive
S1.60 for each seal. and So for each
otter he csuchl. Dearborn claims thai
ae captured lo6 seals. netting him &6I2;
that he vas paid S228.50. leaving bal
ance In his favor Of $863.50. Oven
Simons' catch vas 40 seals, 90 Whicb
he claims $500; OF which be has received
$50 30, leaving e50050 still due him.
A. q. Simons captured 20 seals. netting
aim &436. he had received go on 60
count. leaving q balance Of e4i6 to his
favor. For these Sums they bring suit
and ask that tue schooner Allie /. Algsr
be condemned and sold 10 pay the bal
auce Of the money due them.
In speaking Of this matter yesterday,
Mr.. Nixon said ~ Wonder IL our
troubles and misfortuDes Viil never
cease. Last year the schooner went TO
the north on 8 seal hunting expedition.
Her captain was a careful mar and
never disregaTded q single Law OF ree1-
lstion Of the government, and Jet the
schooner, whea tSehty- three mics
from land, on her homeward trip, is
saizsd By q revenue cutter, sad from
that time to this we have been busy
paying bills and feeling lawyers to pro-
| tect oar rights, and the end is not yst.
! Harry Agar, her original owner, Who IL
a. good Q little msn se there e on Pu-
GET Sound, put $1,000 into the enter.
prise and lost every dollar Of ID besides
losing his schooner. aad some money
/ Ia her, and In order 20 save myself
had 20 take her. Hsd the government
treated rs honestly and allowed the
| Schooner 10 proceed 20 Seattle, where
| she vas bsund, ve Would have cleared
| $500 on our seasons work. aud By thii
| time We voaId have bad another schoo1-
er built, lifted oot Snd ready 30 80 Into
/, .hs said 70 bring wealth 70 Seattle. Il
4 no lees 9 crime for the government
% convert itself into huge pirate tesr
il is for an individual to DO So and q il
| ,sfe 10 say that bad any set Of nen per
l retratea the oatraQes on American Ia,
/ dustry and American fishing Interest.
| thar the governments did last season
l thGy wosid have been hunted down and
hanged to . yard-aFm."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28
75o. A lot Of $1.26 fancy silks re-
dnced 10 Is cents ct Chester OleaTy's.

No NKKD or Admissions days ago
the Port Townsend correspondent Of
the PosT- IErEILIoKxCER mentioned the
fact that the steam schooner Leo, ply.
ing between Seattle and Alaskan ports,
vas overdue according 10 her regular
schedule, and that on that account
some fears we're entertained concerning
her safety. Yesterday Deputy United
States Marshal Allen, Of Alaska, called
IS this ofiice and stated that there was
no occasion for alarm owing TO the non
arrival of the Leo, for ths reason that
she did not leave for Seattle on the date
expected. Just previous 10 her date Of
sailing che vas chartered 70 20 on O
pFosps citing tour to Yacatat. and she
acceptance OF that engagement would
postpone her departure for the sound
come little time. Mr.. Allen further
stated that the Leo would net be dns
here for fully ten days.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28
:. DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

2O7 yards fancy stripe Flannel 2nch sold all
Removal Sale Price 24c
300 unbleached Table 4Oc
We will not move them, all go at 17c
We have IA pieces 54nch striped Assbett Sutng we sold
at 81, it goes for Soc
We also have pieces pepper and salt mixed 56nch wool
Suitlng, sold at 81 it goes at 6Oc.
1000 pieces full Print Shoddy) we sold at 90
They go in Removal Sale at &c. Only Soc worth
sold to each customer.
so pieces 56inch Turkey Red Table Damask we sold =.
season at 75c, it goes for Csc
8ths White Satin Damask Table Covers worth $780, They
go at 60c, only 8ocl
Dozen 16x24nch Huck Towels they import 81
They go at ST.
Turkish Towels ST. old price 1925
100 pieces Crash linen 14inch goes at &c worth Toe
7S6 remnants Cacoes Ginghams Flannels Cloths Dress
Goods Muslns, Crashes, Towels they all go
25c the dollar