davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

n
| ID. Dunasa n. 0sazan. Ussns1B =
~ Gsnss,s. Labs 0sss Z Bssnsss -
ssy ssassUs1ss. Shs - - b Asu
Yesk fos 3 sssels Il assGAA essivs6 b
ess1sis yssassaay nseni1A 80 6ssina
- dsy - ~ q ~ o0ss - . ~.
nnnanksW seshs P1sr fs1szxses1ezR
DarlnG - eoososU atoo II. 0dDon
saiS: II - snty hafs On asfaR tsse
Nd hail se3aRn ~ Hsv fcek n .
1oVte q WsshA Mra 0loaa I'D Dos
re9s 1s~s vssn - 60 eeoooot ee IL
~tostse1 ~ ~ ern.o0pistsd vsssk /
sams b ~ 70 otjase so0s bessnoD mai
ese I'D - assaae0 fes se0s po0tsaoost
reoserasssoo en cdr Rod. l sseses1 ,
escAAnDd 10 The esd ~ Doec0osives
Taomaa Bzrks sud Yennkate i. Jos
TAay vszs bails fos H. Wese Ooass
nod, bss q ~ rssasA thso On oar
lins. I ssnt shso oaG ] 80 cedefed
shrss moss Iocemoetves. vhtsA sss nos
hssnQ baiis for "a r0oof ths0 IRE g.
To engines. with siehs driven, fos the
m0aossfs dtsis.co Of he sus6. aad the
third n . smaller euGfno Tar eeoefat
Sosk- Thsss engines viii rssse Seattle
10 Jana, q vhseh Sios Vs vii has1
q ven ioeoGos:ves CO The road.
Hes about. that ADSfieAe steei yoe
bousasr'
.ssns too weeks aao bouahs forty
miles Of rails, soeAnes vish osh Deases.
sssss, ses-, asA hsss asrsnaed for 10
ss>aspostsssoe ovss the Noeshser. Ooe
seud Of ths Material y ooesfaoeod 70
arrive Aps1i La, oe third Nag lsf, ao1
sae rro under % toe Ara day Of Jane
That vill BE - faes - the Fosabsd
can Be made ssady. THIS fosev miles Of
ssesi vsil D. more shsa sufa .ient 70
ssrrs The road 70 toe Snmmis.'
III - Do TIE bonds Of the company
as.6?'
"So uo7bis ab,st pla ,isa COR bonds-
Dusa z my present VISIT sass. sold sew
-R>l hcndsed taoos al dolisrS worth Of
toe ns-s morta .ee b suts 10 rich poo
pis. people Who pct them eway 70 tn
aoxss, and vii bold them - n tnvess-
nsps. Wisrto the uexs Axsy osye, OF
- soen ~ tbs road eete 10 eafnlus
ssoney, shall liss The ito sks and bonds
OF the road On the ssockb0.fo Ia Wait
street. AID ysa vili Zee them quoted
every day, joss the SINE ~ the SOCKS
and BINDS II the other saiif I'D eu,er
pflses Of the county, and yoo Vtll 90
thai they ere qaosed much nishss than
the stocks and bonds Of much more pre-.
tenttcas cqpoesus"
What viii 700 d. 9th your eoal2"
"We shall ship shat % d. ms 0etl %
the ssnnd 10 can FrADsiseo. Tbsss
have been two companies After the San
Prancis,o seeney for our coal. aud we
do net ANTICIPATE any dif6cni , on THAI
SCORE. l vas sofpsised on my arrival
homs to q Id that the contract for the
oankers at the cove had not bsen les.
The bids sre 10, AM the 10 vii 90 let
N day or 20. Toe track viH Be laid
10 the misss pcxi week, when the bunk
-rs, wh.cn are ali framed, vii 30
snicred oni and Q up"
aHon otai vnu haadtA thu 0oAl Al
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

rsa sxtr AJAX aixs -. q. ssee
slA maat 10 sse ~ sfa,s pfSsSsisuk' o. he
fsrissa ssss,sas ossns az. ID hsit, sssias,
re shiB tirx - s-9a, re-ep 5ea', ysse AZ
olst sxs .staas a. ttt ssti TIE cts n taf
ssep ss 20 hsf ], aiag ,rtis1 vt a. I o.
r.. iseA erasa va Aai test T. . al 4
ssis ~e~st the STA sd , saeaii snpiss -
vsaar. q ,saias.si sy siii fgnsi ~ qvfd
sAat Tee e4.r.~ = 1a'a a 4 e. eli sfear tst
o "a tlns a. { s-oas fsf Q zap tea So sde =
sa1 o. gao b ossl aud tH~ 60 - -
saasrssl u All ats-ciioa b. sasc Ia ise
> fsssss sst sifh tb~ c=sst-r va q s'ta bra
81 sssa bel. send ~ 3 siia "a .,oe.t. y
49, Nd ever, FsaF $40 49, IL 81 sta =
hi sscsa.. "A sass !. i'm eater i ar = 81
va seysOas ,ss 9 issaiss sts'--
Asa - tnr sHsapt ssa sssfs-tsr sas - q
aga a sol q save ssss ssfsg~i D. fhs ;
Miami
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

n Soa6nnsAisn q H. g. 0s0s4.
~ esgsn1a q esoo0y % - Ne seEsl
trenI 01lfs1s - 6uea { aEU1sdoo p :.
IL s~es1ss, - on0DnodEs = eess1s
\ - beGn - - aooxpeoA
N as6Bs - else 49, 49, 49,.
~ ennpsny .H.s IL 8oas 6aAsds q
ssnsasA 0susus Knasas eAaeaiD- Inn
soeioo - eakso - ~ seqsaes g -
eoopnoy. ~ ~ 80 leu oo0ne .
- tUs1vo es0panta1 u - neesnasy
la ens - aOnan6od-
DE-. 4 IL esesls, - fcR aeEea ycasl
BE- beeo peo91no exaDfoes - ~ 90
ssise, hes sseave6 oossesss,os raj ~
soaanossoo, uAseA 80 ec0e ssDo a3o
Forwarded = IL depastosos - wash
inGeoo. - 6oeD oeosQooo-
Ihs lsse viEt ana sssaansn4 q Anes
r. Apasll - sAin ooznnz hsd fos
prpkxee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09
COOK & MOORE
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
second anA James 0ss., Seattle,
Wash. Ter. fses
Not In the Business.

AZ not IN THx ZEAL ESrATD EusI-
L ness. but ave a heusr And 'f4 for NE. %
Tefrs STREET. ssz, Pine fas sozs> . ssod
e1e. tse icesfssa 10 sss.. the G-Sse Of Nr-os
u o. <, saa The xiev 10 GOD = aay eee ssv-
q eocu .yefGa;- Fr.ce. $500
d D rnOo0Au
Also . vsss-s bos % sAns ssrsse. ou11n.
~Tsa ~fs~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

Roam CAxn-The arm OF Hssrtna-
,os 4 Smith. Of this city, b" jatt re-
ee,ved a Car load OF 20 sosd carte and
zach bcsris direct from the factory OF
ths q. N. Ailea Baesy Factory at ksis.
rnszos, Michigan. ubica are 10 be sold
stthin thirty DAYS. TIE carts msy b.
.een al the drn's warehouse, feet o.
Washington street. TIE same arm has
also seccr.d aud has for esie = car'oat
- ouesies and v.xsus from kss ice
N,ssons,n. 36s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

1a,niss CastIxrfoS 81 fas ess s;Fac'lsa
q u. a.s q ssa.s 4 ssrs 4 cau-.a -
tvso Pas . q 10 % se,ea = s'r~et' i
u.isu ,ssrw ~ snd VII ssns b. rsaiy Ter
si.es iex tn. nNa efiiA ~ = Ssss r.
us~s iHs' a. "a go r'os saFt3 aaa -
~, AsAs = a. tsx2ss p'-- a. 20 b asd
nsysf.en - Ga iar .,a si1e e ths AZ
~. u 81 y o. - lAs y o. saads a-etass
srsee.s ieas - - csSVa A. = saE ~ Ncsos
eesa IA "a u tes sasltiss, vaes -.
bee - axe---l fAssA The ftands 90 81
Al 10 h b sablve zee si3s~s 4, n lTa',
"a zis.ef sf ps-ssase spss ef seca'
De Ga tn fFcaz g he E5k bald as .
slse re,an sEca.a 10 eaisTS the Aatseess
nd c--sF fas tas rressni N "a
- al = snN !. q foe ie ssraa sa' o fss
saai Q k-~r.usa Ia -arrfsag iNtssrd rs
sess T.. - !. a - an unss IS Z rnsay 81
&sAssis ets a. 49, hseA stseisFsd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

Mas. nR. Torrs' i.ES-rV Rs.-Eryes Up
ca heE~s % lest evening was well aaica
~ish reepls to Srse, the wasld-wiae-
xncwn iscsuva-, Mrs. nr. Pcts< and 10
gI.sra 10 toe 4 II = . ssrios OF ssscsa ~ or
ne sirastsiss which ; c g-ues<s- 70 save
IA th5s city. she ~ks iasraees-d ~ Rev
JoAa 4. i5smss The sub O. u at eyea
m, On pa a&alo,y, heal saa d sesseA
as hard ed n = very asale tassner y shc
ss-turer, sns fh-oZ.a The aid q chsr~
a-a nan. as WAS esGc & has hiy N CT
s-sss~g. IL. Pests aoss ms ~ Vocase a.
n-w OF sccxnssic Eiesis=l Iaeofl :. POI
gives zthes . gi~lc. com on ssns< lax
DC rssttcsl ~rteace ss sse - conse y
knew " sitter 3 t.fesinse esvesrd 70 -
ssut.. H knaviNt.e q the Sc jcc Is
thu-sasa, as. sh- b sGales . pscs IN va
.fss Is ,aEsres.irs % aad uaaerstos>c -
al she speas~ seati. and Der i-csarr
7. fnH CT practical sa.S,~ticas toss coasa
) h-sss1 ~ "a A4ySatsSc IS ever 10 y.
he has fsaa Of , sEscc. too AID the al
airree Vas cftez AnsHsss ~ e tcttcHs &C
~-rarftcn. Al the elise q iae l-ctGrc 9
nhrxs a..asicss ex Nsliastial q tso nc :.
wAs ssssde. and VS. tee sou &C - I'D
se.s o. as-rrllsaer: g re SGfleEc.- Al
.shssx ys tsssss are VIA he stvea sois eTeE.
~. &c .nssess w1l sSe e re esstn AID
- At~ra~S az. re . vii Aaso nestror
: 49, : % i1s.ss eetg "A sttcEsc-a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09
GRAND LEAP VAR BALL!
oIvBs BIZ The
Ladies' Of Seattle Turn Verei9
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1893.
AT THE TURN HALLE.
rabisss By the t-dies Of The Seattle
Turn yere'n:
THE WANDERING JEWS

Grand Mach Of Q % p N. Admsson 20 cents
casa p~rscn. supper u II oslo K 80
cezts. (tur=i. hid by iee Lsd.es)
Ms,. A. Wig. President MS d R7h 70.
Vice Psesidt mt NJ A. Vol, Secret ~.
Conmt,-e- Of AfrsnR. me7ts-Ars. n. p. I'd
an Ms. q BGFssn. Mss. 4. Lcbs-. Fias nee
g. umi-,cs-srs- 3. ". wosth1E Ms. A.
Krus. NJ. J. b n b. Reception ,ommstseT-
nrs. u Delf~l, Mrs. Gisssr. Mrs. L. Cob.
Ms b Kars Mr. 0esrre Mei.t-r. Mrs II
10 .. Mr. n. ksinsle ME tai bar. Wa Ter.
Mrs @. II. X eiser. Ms. West. Ms. D. hemes.
mrs Hor,a hsr. Mrs. Andsrsn Flor Q H.
inlisre-Ars. ,. Johss. Mrs. A. Eefster, Ms
-. Del,~i, jr, Mss L. henr.eh, Ntas Katie
Mi. 9. Niss Ter rute waEeer.
Kr.ss-Ao gentleman as;essd 10 enssee IA.
diss fof a dance so gsntssmaa allowed to 70
u e or withsr, Ire ESQ r 81 . adv. la
aies have all the privi's . Which g-ntisnen
have 90 CT ler cecasioas. mas ID
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

rus Hrt c.ss.--ra, isfea-s 81 tAs sf'
t~As9rsr d s1sass SsaSx ss nself Slowly
aass xts sasisls q 10 cas~ nos naSzes ?
eve Sc saas-es T vac Ter Is O rs
vtts>.s "a ~. = e IS ssSxias - be ees q
hls sm IA a. - n.< a. q SaN ttss
&A lee asss tsvs s-Tivst AZ sasss
~ e,s2lss 4 AZ sftcr thN tssr = faaef
$e<s-s ~ 80 s1sza ssis 4hta tie prose- tsSt
~ W2pS7a 90 ats srha9sf r. ss3 ta1 i :
hs ct sss't2a > g kEa s22iy tAsuss as
asrtzs sAs-s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09
4 PASTOR CURED BY FAITH.

Rev TT John VIII ansoa, Pastor Michigan
Avenue Cnnrc .. Chic go, has bssn cured sy
f.nh: James A. S,eriies. CeanEy Asses scf.
Roe esss OF, vss Dot cured ~ fash. but b
sca-r's esscs Etixtr He say; Il hsve d.
~ - aash beor a. BY tax rig Aessr's Bic q
Eiitir, that INCREASINGLY ap4ofse h ~ a
medic n Of unssszl re.sae ny Iusre an sss
saay b. ASsc:xa With disssssass az TIE oscnf
- sive tbs aosI exessSeat remedy fssr u.i.
esesrse an snse s;csr dStng 30. tier slii
eaFrupesatr hts -sstesrsat ef aine AID thank
M Er nssias IL" 1hss wensef1s tel bloed
snrsr te sgarz at-es ard sid By A. d. STEW
Ant tas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09
SHORTHAND and TYPE.
WRITING SCHOOL.

DAY AND gvKxIyG sESsgoSs rEkAs
IL fraa sshis special sss~ltos gives -
sp-ss ez,sse-- Fsszsn sa1 srAh-5 sAstAes
ayss<na ceek
Mas. J. 4 HALL, fesrzsex0a
fues1s= Ne q Gaia u1ses-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09
Nee stnbro d IL Gle ~.

While 81 sk.r n spnel o., ell WOOL rid
toll q ,na,i EOS. f.ncy ssspe all vol
q .nns 2ts. Great removal sale. Tok-
iss e Spgsrman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

~ i<ssasNs - rsx s1xnSss csss a
ssrssss. sss 49, 3, 80 ~ st DAY. ssvss
s.a A 6A-iss- All SVs B. ssrtis-.
~ sss - ,s-as = as-aa~ -s,-t Fra-stsy
~ ~ katsssts - "a -, Llsrea ~ e. . =
" Ne Y - ID. - trs % sses Z h7a ~
Va ee il va rss.s x.ta 4 Gsrsnsr fsilt e
sessa- "a a. at q q ear = .
.t%stf e C,tss as 10 he =estsers
Gs:ztss Of ~. IoSk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

Get c,rrecs nrsuter OF sous hcnsA
fssal Harris ( 6rcrt "a. Mar OF street.
\ e. Ciseauns. fuse~e.cr Of cutaoers oy
a,,-cssl apco ugmeat CT cty conntu.
"a y. hour Is - ~ TEL In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

Neg dress gods. fol- line. all The lat
est shades. nsv scrirg styiss. double
Width, lsc: same goods sofa everyvh.re
Al sac Tais lice on sale fof the nrst
time Monday morning. Great removal
sale. Iok.as L. s:sSerraan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

In nes se naressaa n crceest sassls.
a. - s.azeat 80 So. 81 80 90 ssN
pos.t tri-s tes q. Fssrss les tesn saAH
g-~-xnrp-s cssss. Tea a. n r2ernr1a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

ksa kzs.rs.-rssrs see tAsrty-ssrs. ~
srsrsa s3ss fs ser4 ypsssr4sv - tas
= ases's 80 y % ;ass. eco .xrs seeds
~ asEsssss =; Ia eessa ss.sssss 80
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

Ten acre srAr4 Fa-D-oes mite fro0 Lake
washta.fo- ard N railes frsm D L. r. y.
Esf'sast; 81 srs cleared. eee sore 6osYsos
appiss aud pe.ss. ssess. With S,ono pad -
INSURANCE policy for shrse pears: price $500.
Highly sees-osarer Fl mile firm Lzse
vssssnssrs. ssrc-s froB ysctsoo strest; s;rsv.
besry bait. 80 2es acre.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

Nes Easlish sh.rsinss. percales and
st,pesus. lust ops1sd. Cess,es Cleary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

wall pspes. soou aus y ssare N Q
zoe. pex deal scs, =. G4xEtm q COS.
second ,ps NJ sftss ssss-s~. III
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09


The end of our business in our present
quarters drawing very near
We have but Fifteen Days more at the old
stand On Commercial street
with our present stock $4,000 purchase Of
New and Seasonab|e Dress Goods, Wash Goods,
Sateens, Plain and CrinkIe Seersuckers,
Batistes, Ginghams,
fact assortment Of new goods ever
shown in the Northwest
Remember, this $4,000 Purchase Of New Goods
Is present Great Removal Sale. at
same Low Prices that have heretofore been in
every department Of the house.
carefully the following big ofs Dress Goods that
I'll - ID n MO. Il.
=; sasn FIST ;aias s..aa' s:s.s
ss Pieces " the .s,,s::s T.! % . .' M Cant 30 ''''
Special ;... Was; s.. . :: a.. .; ''' "
sateens and Gsshams ffen sc to l1lc
Special bargains RED Table ~ Linen ~ lie y
Great Reductions for 10 days in Fancy Goods and Hosiery
Department War waging here. They all must
60 before we move.
HATS AND CAPS CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING
Goods Of which have not the time nor space to give In
off, and occupy new Dry Goods Palace on Front
street. The time is drawing very
and the GOODS MUST 60.
furnishing GOODS ALL REDUCED.
Man.. sk suspcndcrs reduced
Fancy Pcrcale cellars pair cuffs 5se
Hrmstitchcd nandkcrchiefs zsc
Meas SUI anu an voe scarlet and Gray
=" si7. aiiwee Fancy eversshs !. .tes asa p.ds
pie.ted Gc Srs Shirts and Drawers sss
0:n SSa Morley Fancy Striped gseds are
market n $50
and get bargain
.aa C.mcrshar @ suit fall fhhsned
NJ. INV dexrs reduced from ~
ONLY few days more No humbug Only solid facts
here Come early Monday and reap the share In
this harvest of bargains that is the right Of every dry goods
purchaser in the Northwest
roKLAS & SIHcER1dA6,
| Commercial and Warrington streets Ssatsaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

Opecinx Of nev goods Chester
rxNrv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

tac-a lot OF large nsared cashmere
,si.is scashls for vraepers Ceessef
l,zAAyY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

Bassana and trimmings, rev lines josi
IL. ~ Chester Ciesrs's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

Special drives IN .ase r1rtsin bets
Cec=s<y C5ssr~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09
NOTICE.

It'll RErAiS rHR CIGAR AID RAW
L sssr p ne .. sorsegty es'rt-d a. ~ g.
tsy ee-sss Assess vii receive Preaps sees-
IF,oxss,x.ksss . oossss PAYAgIg TO NE
OpIY. @. l. HIbnAso.
20 n TesseTs wkaz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

,skc. = lot Of striped nohai.s, q
l,>essef Clsssy'A
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

Fra 10 s-o~ tew sSocs ~ "a fs n
q n prices, hsss - @ s-s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

New dress m yer a.. all the 'Ata
8 isrsnss: trimmings 70 uas,h. Coss'sr
sr-aYx
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

oes,ernsri k,a s.svs agency. Oessy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

Nee fancy r,eeeas md Iasss. CAss-
ies CsoARy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

TIE Nellie ApAMs soEz ox 4 eEAIIxs
0TA6x-TA z o. B3sMiSG-S~p
pEx pEATH-S8ws xOT1s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

ysv ssiha Clesrv.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09


sale. Iokias l. s:aTerraAn.
Brsiana and trimmings. rev lines Jost
II. n Chester Ulssr.'s.
Opecinz Of nev goods Chester
CaeAzy.
Cesserrsri kii g.sve agency, Ceasy.
Nes Easlish sh.rsinss. percales and
s.ageans. Just opsDsd. Cess'es Cleary.
lskc, 4 lot Of striped mohaiss, 81
Ceessef CisssyA
Special drives il .aoe rGr.sin bets.
Chester Cssr-.
New fsney aase. Caearv.
ro,-a 10. OF large ngared ezaAnere
,v,.ls scashls for vrAepers. Caster
CseaTy.
Nsv ssihs. Cie~rv.
No csov~s fA~sfs.
3
Nee rteosns. Gear.
New trimmings. Csasy.
Nee fancy rieeoas md lssss. CAss'
taR CsnnRy,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-06
POOR DAVID.
It Is Either Submission Or
Dismissal Now.
GOVERNOR FORAKER'S IDEAS.
Sailors Who Saved the Tropic
Bird Want to Be Paid for
Their Work.

Associated Press dispatches to the HERALD
San FRANCISCO, January 5.--A pri-
yate letter received here from Homo
lula, dated December oath, says !:
"The Cabinet have made a demand
that Judge Jonathan Austin, OF Homo
lulu, an American, shall be offered
the place OF Go ifrey Brown, who re-
Gently resigned from the Cabinet.
The Cabinet have also demanded the
appointment Of Sanford Dole, prom.
incnt lawyer born here Of American
parents, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death Of Judge Fernandez, of the
Supreme Court. At last advices the
King had decided to accede to
the Cabinets demands, knowing that
the Reform League would otherwise
place Mrs. Dominus, the Kings sister,
on the throne. Kalakaua has been
advised by the English and American
ministers to comply with the demands
Of his cabinet, with the assurance
that they would not interfere in his
behalf with the designs OF the Reform
League. The removal of kalakaua,
the marshal, is also insisted upon,
and he will be replaced by q white
man named Soper. The Reform
League has the support OF nineiy-nine
out OF one hundred foreigners, and the
endorsement OF all the best native
element.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-06
OUR INDIAN WARDS.
The President Asks that their
Eignts be Protected.

H1ENtS BS fEOtcCttu.
WAsnlNGToS, January 5.--The
President has sent to Congress com
muuication from the Secretary of the
Interior, submitting the draft Of a bill
to provide for the protection OF the
Round Valley Indian Reservation in
California. The President in his mes
sage OF transmission says: 1.-THE docu-
ments thus submitted exhibit an ex-
tensiye and entirely uniustiiiable en-
croachment upon the lands
|set apart for Indian occu-
pancy, aud disclose disregard
of indian rights, so long continues
that the Government cannot further
temporize without dishonor. The
efforts to dislodge the trespassers
upon the lands have. in some cases
been resisted upon the ground that
certain moneys due from the Gov
ernment for improvements have not
been paid. So far as THE. the claims
are welliounded and a sum neces-
sary to extinguish them, should be
ut once appropriated and paid. In
1.-The other eases the position
OF these intruders is one OF
simple and barefaced wrong-doing,
plainly questioning the inclination Of
the Government to protect is Deepen
dent Indian wards and its inability to
maintain itself in guaranty Of such
protection. These intruders should
forthwith feel The weight of the Gov
Iernment's power | earnestly com
mend the situation and the wrongs OF
the Indians occupying the lands. ]
ask for the bill herewith transmitted
Il careful and prompt consideration
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-06
LOCAL EVENTS.
The Railroads in Coed
Running Order.
NATIVE SONS INsTALLxssr.
News Picked up About tho City.
The Happenings Of .
Day ut Home.

Thescene at the depots in this city
yesterday afternoon was particularly
desolate one, the platforms were de-
serted and the rain was falling ~ il
with determination to flood every
thing in the country. The rain that
fell Wednesday afternoon and night
did not materially damage either the
Central Pacific or Santa Fe lines.
though it delayed the trains to some
extent. The only additional washout
reported was slight one just north
of Inglewood, which occurred some
time during Wednesday morning.
Yesterday morning repair gang was
sent out on hand car, and in short
time the break was as good az ever.
The Santa Fe officials made Hereu-
lean efforts to get their lines in share
again, and they were SO far successfuI
that by 3 O'Clock yesterday afterRoon
nearly every break was in condition
for the safe passage of trains.
At that hour the bulletin board
stated that a train would be started ct
5 80 p. N. for San Diego, San Bernax-
dino and way stations, via the Cali
fornia Central railroad, and that tho
overland" would leave at 6 p. \. for
the East, via the Southern PasfEc
tracks to Cotton. A train for Duarte
and way stations left at P.M., hav-
ing arrived from that place at r. \.
In short time this train was followed
by two others, that came from Cotton
via the Southern Pacific Company's
tracks. and last niglfr the same COM
pany hauled them back to Cotton.
The Santa. Fe Company's trouble
seems to have been only between this
city and San Bernardino, and the
officials stated that by this moen-
ing all trains would leave this
city on time over their eva
lines. Considering the damage done,
the Santa Fe people deserve especial
credit for having SO soon repaired
everything. Provided it does not rain
any more, their road will be soon
again in it's usual excel ent condition.
Mr.. J. r. Colt returned yesterday
afternoon from San Bernardino, where
he spent the time during the down
pour, as the facilities for communities
ton with the road hands there are
better than in the city.
The Southern Pacific Companp OIL
Gals are elated st the shape in which
the road came through "ihe mill"
Tie additional storms OF SYednes-
day and Thursday did them no dam
age at all, and their traixs left
this city yesterday on time, and ran
to their destinations in perfect safety.
The detention If trains after night
during storms is the usual custom
Of this road, an was not an 'extraor-
binary precaution taken on this occa-
sion. The Santa Barbara Division
was thoroughly repaired by p. NJ.
yesterday, and trains came and went
to that place as usual. To-day all
trains ON both roads will leave the
city Oh tune and the threatened dan
ger will be thing of the past.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-06
NATIVE SONS.
Ins.aliinens ana social at Their
Hall.

Hall.
Notwithstanding the rain, darkness
OF the night, and bad condition of the
streets, good number Of Native Sons
and their friends were present last
evening at the installation OF officers
of their Parlor, No. As, in their hall,
No. 25 North Main street.
The Committee Of Arrangements
consisted OF Homer G. Katz, J. A.
McCusker, w. s. Marchant and J. II.
Bremen.
The following officers elect were du-
ly installed by the retiring President,
J. H. Clancy:
President, J. A. McCusker, First
Vice. President, w. s. Marchant; Sec
ond Vice President, j. II. Bremen;
Third Viee-President, J. A. Bernal
Recording Secretary, VIM. Stevenson !;
Financial Secretary, 4. b. Laventhal !;
Treasurer, J. d. Schieck; Marshal,
Geo. Swain.
After the installation an interesting
literary and musical programme was
rendered as fellows:
Piano duet, J. H. Bremen and Miss
frankie McCreary.
Vocal solo, Miss Carrie Ernst.
Recitation, C. A. vogelsGng.
Violin and guitar duet. J. IL. Rrennor and
Vocal solo, Mr. A. W. Hawthorn.
After enjoying the exercises all
present engaged in the finale Of the
programme, social dance.