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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-25
A FAREWELL BANQUET
Chief Justice Boyle Honored at
His Old Home.
Handsome Testimonials From the
Bench and the Bar of Union
town, Pennsylvasia.

Unioniown PA democrat. Nor. II
Previous 10 the departure OF Hon. c. Z.
Boyle to assume the duties OF chief justice
OF the supreme court Of Washington Ter
ritory, the members of the bar Of Fayette
counsy wishing 10 manifest their appreei-
alton OF the honor conferred upon one OF
their number. as well rs TO assure Mr..
Boyle OF their personal qualification BY his
appointment, entertained him At mag
niteent banqEeti in the Fulton house on
last Friday evening
The handsome Farlors OF the FULTON
house were brilliantly Illuminated for the
occasion, and about 90 persons were in at
tendance. In addition 70 the members of
the bar and students at-iaw a number of
personal friends OF Mr.. Boyle were pres
ent by invitation OF the committee. About
2 O'Clock IL was announced that the ban.
quet was ready and K. II. Lindsey, master
OF ceremonies, escorted the guests into the
elegantly arranged dining rooms, where q
magnificent banquet, consisting of FIVE
courses, was served. Hon. c. Z. Boyle,
Hon. J. X Ewing, and Col; John Collins
were seated At the head of the table.
The entertainment was grand success
In every particular The mirth and iollity
of the occasion was not interrupted b. any
speech making. Ii seemed to be a general
understanding among the guests that IL
and that everybody should enjoy them.
selves. and everybody did, too. shortly
before midnight the guests retired with the
universal verdict that they had had good
titae. very good time.
LETTER OF THE BAR.
USIoSrowS, Pa, Nov. l, 1883
Hon. Charles r. Boyle. Chief Justice of
Washington Territory: Learning that in
few days you will leave your native town
for most distant and important part OF
our country. 10 assume the duties OF chief
justice Of the SUPREME court of Washing
ton Territory. we wish to manifest our APP
probation OF the honor paid 20 cur bar in
your appointment. and 10 assure you of
our personal gra'tfiestion
We therefore tender 10 you banquet, ct
such time a. you may designate, before
You depart for your new field of labor aud
usefulness ia the profession in which YOU
have borne 50 conspicuous a part for many
years Hoping that you may find IL both
convenient aud agreeable To accept this In
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An octogenarian who WIN Preach
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few weeks ago will preaeh al the Christian
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cordially iavitsd. The Akron. Ohio. daily
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few woeis of farewell from the venerable
}. Moss, who vas 10 icaVe the next day
10 ldin his sons In seattle, Washington
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kfANf AttNN 81.
IN thursday November -, Mr. Daniel
h..b Ass aud Mss kmma selma Coon bc
eaih OF FrsnANn. wert soitiea IL, t,.arfins.
sae home ot The ocicistiug clergyman.
80 ramon. The nr4uC pal witnesses
$50 ~ Thomas 4. Wright ~ Ellr-shurrh.
80. Mis- Sarah 4. Coombc, the brides
,het AMER = brief soioura Ia the city
salng party returned 20 Franklin,
1e'e NJ and MCs Evans expect to reside.
FAEsSKIL FkRTY
IA iafeSeR party ia honor II Mss Nc
o.ti, Who let Tor her future hefne Ia
ss~sao' Ca, Saturday morning, Was
wen by Miss gulls Ferry. ThurSsav even.
80, a her home on Second ana Madison
- Miss Ferry wRs assisted by Miss
va aefson aud Miss Mamie RAake. and a
ala peasant evening was spent In
msk toe asnAl games and aanciug
'nslsed guests were Judge and Mra
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J. q Van Swesringen.
JUDGE HoYLE's Reilly.
UNfoSrowS, Nov. 2. iSsS.
GENTLEMEH II aekDnwledre the re-
eeipt of your fGyor Of Yesterday, rendering
to me banquet. a. manifestation of
your appreciation Of the honor paid to our
bar, and as an assurance of your personal
qualification, by NV appointment as chief
jasfice of Washington Territory. Recipro-
eating the kindly feeling indicated by
your letter. and desiring TO once more
meet the members Of the bar in hosy. as
also the other gentlemen who have joined
with them in addressing me, | accept the
honor i-ndered; aai in compliance with
your request. name Friday evening next,
the 9TH inst, as the time which will best
suit me. Very respectfully, etc
c. T. BOYLE
To G. ". X Mirror. Esq. Hon. John K.
Ewing. faoli : Morrow. Esq, and others.
AN ESTfxSrE FRos THE sESoH.
Judge Edwin II. stowe. presiding judge
of the Court OF Common Pleas No.
I, Pittsburg. sent the following letter
Nsssrs. W. X, Minor, CT al. GENTLE
MEN. I regret that cannot be with yos.
Please allow me, however, to express
through you nv high regard for Chief JUS
tiee Bowl, both a. LAWYER and . gentle
msn. | have long hooked upon him as
equal in ability to any LAWYER who has
ever appeared before me. Washington
territory Is TO he congratulated that IL bss
found 80 able a iudge. ! am much mis-
taken II his Judicial career does not prove
70 be one 'Old Fayette" viii be proud of
and any Of us might envy. In haste.
EDwIN II. srowk.
PIrrSBURG. Nov :, ISIS
Messrs G. ". X. Minor, George d. How
Ell. : l. MestrezAi, Commitiee-DEsES Igs.
beg to acknowledge receipt Of your iavi-
tation to attend the banquet TO be given 10
the Hon. {. v Boyle on the evening Of the
9th inst, and 10 express my resrei that
cannot accept the same, owing To- an en-
gsgement that viii reQaire nae 10 be IN a
distant place on that day. II would afford
me great pleasure 10 unite with yoa in
hearing testimony 10 the eminent ability
OF your distinguished guest. ability of
which eur chief magistrate has shown his
appreciation by selecting him for the i'm
pofiant position "a which be has been ap-
pointed to bis reputation also. achieved
net BY superficial qualities. bat BY devo-
tion and industry and signal energy and
honesty in the discharge 81 pshiic duties.
by a well-regulsied Judgment and the
i ioiu yoa in wishing our esteemed
trend success in his new field OF labor,
and health and happiness in his new
'>''- John n KENNEDY.
wAYNKssg Ra Pa. Nov :. lsSs
k Minor Aad Others, Committee
GESTLxxEx-t have the hanor to aeknowl-
edge your very kind invitation to 9iysad
tue hsBqueE 10 be given ~ the Fulton
haase on Friday evening next IL would
give me great pleasure 10 be present on
that occasion and thus show nay esteem
70. M Bowie srd nay appreciation OF his
high character and abilities but ! regret
10 say nv engagements viii not permit ny
being from home a. that time
Very traly yours.
JAMES ISGHRAN-
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enced q terrific gale In t1r nas. xe.ans
s.csra ana "a. TIE nxraes are Charles
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-15

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and YOU wont use any other. The largest cake OF
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Ask for it chew it and be happy.
ap1S CHAS. KING & SON, Wholesale Agts.
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DREECH LOADING GUNS. fine quality Shell
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CLICED. BAHAMA PINEAPPLE, canned, in
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Syrup of Figs

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OAK WAGON HUBS, Hickory and Oak Rims
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-02
WASHINGTON.

THE condition of Congressman Randall
still excites apprehension.
TIE republican congressional commit
tee has established headquarters at the
league club house in Washington.
IT is probable that The nomination of
Melville w. Fuller for chief justice, will
be considered in the senate this week.
The republican senators will hold
caucus during the week to determine
what is best TO be done with the tariff
this session.
THK house has before it a bill to pre-
vent discrimination in the sale of literary
matter on railway trains and steamships.
A VERT thorough investigation is to be
made into one branch of the immigration
system by house committee during the
recess of congress. Congressman Guen-
Their will probably be member of the
committee.
The United States Senate has confirm
ed Melville W. Fuller, of Chicago, for
Justice of the United States Supreme
Court. The vote stood Al ayes to 20 noes
THE bill which passed the senate last
week appro priating 100000 for thu cree
tion OF building in Chicago for the &C
commodation of the United States Ap-
praiser's office, has been CONQUERED by the
house.
The Treasury Department has issued
new $50 certificate. On its face in the
center is vignet of the late Daniel Man
ming, The note ia signed by W. S. Rose
Grams, Register of the Treasury, and
James w. H. att, Treasurer.
SECRETARY FAIRoHILD to. day received
a telegram from the governor of Florida,
asking the assistance of the government
in suppressing yellow fever, which he
says threatens to become epidemic at
Tampa and Manalee.
SEN. HIsCooK has introduced service
pension bill, providing that all persons
who served 8 months or more in the mill
tary or naval service of the United States
between April IL, 1861, and July /, 1866,
shah be entitled to pension at the rate
per month OF ! cent for each days service.
MIX Gnu PAX, Corean Minister at
Washington, wears most remarkable
costume when ne goes for a walk In these
days. His dress Is white, and on his head
towers the stee ple-shaped Corean hat
Over his white costume he wears a long
coat of blue mosquito netting, With tails
that reach the ground. In his hand PAX
carries a cheap bingham umbrella. Thus
attired he stalks solemnly along accom-
panied by his secretaries.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-02
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

SEVEN men we're killed by the blowing
up of Il tug boat near Louisville, Ky.
BY the wreck of q construction train
on the Mexican National railroad, fifteen
men lost their lives.
CHAs. RICHARDSON, a boot and shoe deal
or at Detroit, assignes. Liabilities $780,
900; assets Sbout the same.
The marine hospital reports new case
of yellow fever at Tampa, and two new
cases "a Manatee, Fla.
A coNrL loRATIoN in Rockingham, N. c.,
last night, destroyed the court house,
seven stores and one dwelling.
FIRE ia raging in the Hidden Treasure
mine at Sunny South, Cal. Two miners,
Robert McKetchen and John Boueruing
have been taken out dead.
A COLLISION on the Norfolk and Western
Road near Lyuchburg, Va, betUeeG a
freight and material train, caused the
death OF Engineers Henry and Harris,
Fireman Darnley and seven colored train
hands. Fireman Mays is fatally injured.
The property loss is 100000.
SANTA FE.-A disastrous fire by which
the Catron building, containing the opera
house, postofiice, Mexican Daily News
office, Weltman's block and news stand,
and Catron, Knoeble j. Clanoey's ex-
tensive Law library aud offices were de-
stroyed, and several other buildings
badly damaged. Loss, $4,000. Insur-
ance, $4,000.
The coal mining town of Roslyn, in
Washington Territory, WAS totally des
troyed by fire during a high wind, $50
houses being burned and 1900 families
made homeless, The loss is $500,000-
At Butte, NJ, T., the Grand Opera house,
valued at $4,000, the Odd Fellows Hall,
adjoining, and Cohn Il Co.'s dry goods
store were consumed.-At Alma, Mich,
Faughners Excelsior Works we're swept
by flames.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-02
THE LATEST TELFGRAMS.
GENERAL NOTES.

GAMBLING which has hitherto fiourished
at Long Branch, is to be suppressed.
HAROLD Brown, of Newport, r. l., has
given 100000 for the missionary work
in the Protestant Episcopal chu.ch.
EXCITEMENT has broken out in the Penn
sylvanis Oil regions over the revival Of
the Pithole oil field.
The prize of $500 for the best state
exhibit at the National Educational as
ISOLATION meeting was divided between
Missouri and Massachusetts,.
Ii is said the New Jersey Supreme
Court, in an opinion TO be made public
July 81, has declared the high-iicense law
unconstitutional.
The Legislature in extra session at
Albany, N. Y, abolished the use of
machinery in the penal institutions OF
the state.
VIM. Il. COLEMAN, of the suspended firm
of Coleuan and Co, of San Francisco,
offers his creditors 40 cents on the dollar.
The liabilities amount to $2,919,993.
THE total population of the towns of
Cook county, outside of the city of Chi
oago, is 1894, being an increase of 3d.
749 in two years.
Two ARTEsIAN wells recently sunk in
Sonoma Valley, Cal, are considered to be
worth rot less than $4,000 each. One of
them flows 10000 gallons of water per
day ana the other 100000.
PENNIES aren now eagerly demanded by
the south and west, where they we're once
despised and the 100000 pennies made
at the Philadelphia mint last month were
not equal to the demsud.
DURING the last six months ths receipt
of the patent Office we're $56S,0s1. APP
plications for patents to the number of
Is, 6s5 were filled, and patents to the
number of IL, S55 issued.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-02
EMPEROR AND GAR.

William and Alexander Breakfast Together
Aboard the Formers Yacht
The czar aud czarina were the guests
OF Emperor William Tuesday morning at
an elaborate breakfast served on the
German imperial yacht Hohenzollern.
The table was spread in the saloon of the
vessel and glittered with magnificent dis
play of gold silver, and glassware, The
whole affair was "a informal as possible
in the presence of so distinguished q
company, aud the car and the emperor
again exchanged the heartiest expires
sions of good wishes. At the close Of
breakfast the farewells we're cordial IN
the extreme, and when, shortly after, the
czar and czarina lett the vessel, the mon
archs saluted each other profoundly
Preparations were then made for the
sailing of the Hohenzollern, and very
soon afterward she steamed away for
Stockholm, amid the salutes OF the sur
rounding fleets and fortresses.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-02
CRIME.

Providence, r. 1.-The Union bank
has received all the notes, drafts
and other securities stolen by Teller
Pitcher.
FRANK WILLIAMS was hanged at Black
foot, Idaho, for the murder of Charles
Reed and Captain Winn near Caribou, De-
cemter II, 1856.
A STAGE running between San Luis
Crispe and Templeton, Cal, was robbed
Friday night About $500 was Sc
cured.
DYER ScANLAN ana Mollie Mott, were
sentenced - ten ard seven years respec-
lively, in the Illinois peuitentiary for the
attem pied murder of Policeman Nolan,
at Chicago.
The trial of Edwin Barbour, son of ex-
Congressman Barbour of Virginia, for
killing Ellis Williams, nephew OF Gen.
Robert Williams, who married the widow
of Stephen A, Douglas, has begun at Cul
pepper courthouse.
FoUB burglars, giving the names of s.
p. Davidson, Frank Blake, Edward Nc
Donald and Joseph Lewis we're arrested
at Minneapolis, MINI, Stolen goods val
ued at $4,000 were fond in a residence
NulNu tA4c1 hNAA kiANAs sAAA'bAA AAAN o. - Avs
was the silver ware stolen from the resi-
dence of j. W. Lawrence, the lawyer, and
dress goods and jewelry that had been
stolen from seyeTa stores.
NEBRASKA CRY, Neb.--The Burlington
officers ,iaim TO have unearthed a plot,
10y striking engineers, to blow mp the
new bridge over the Missouri river, with
dynamite. The dynamite has been locst-
ed and the parties in possession OF it are
under surveillance AID will be arrested
when sufficient evidence is addaced. The
officers also claimed dynamite was
shipped 70 Plattsmouth for a similar
purpose
l.. B. BEss, of Peoria, and W. NJ.
Lsughliu, of Galesburg, were bound over
to the Grand Jury az La Sale, ILL.,, IN
amounts of $4,000 and $1,000 respectively
on the charge OF swindling. They were
held for selling lots in the imaginary town
OF Hastings kas., to the amount of
$4,000 representing it to be thriving
city, when it was really unimproved prai-
RE land.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-02

THE report that the German emperor
and the car will unite in a demand for
the disarmament of Franco is laughed at
in French political circles.
The Emperors of German and Russia
met and "kissed each other several times"
at Cronstadt. The Russians gave the
German Emperor an imposing welcome
by fireing salutes, etc
BERLIN has population of one million,
only per cent. OF which go to public
worship. With nearly 100000 people in
Hamburg only 5000 attend worship.
Nh. HERBERT SPENCER has been stay
ing at Bournemouth. His health is i'm
proving, but he still suffers from in
somnia and nervous exhaustion.
Me-. and Mrs. Gladstone celebrated their
golden wedding" in London on Wednes
day. Their friends, in and out of parlia.
ment, signalizsd the event by congratu-
lations and substantial testimonials.
THREE boats loaded with fugitives who
left Wedy Hafa, Egypt, during the at
tack of the dervishes on that city or the
goth inst, sank in the river, and $50 persons
we're drowned.
TWENTY lives are reported lost by the
recent wrecking of British ship In Aus
tralian waters, and six men are reported
drowned near Calgary, British North
western Territory, by their boat be com
ing unmanageable in the rapids of Bow
river.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-02
How He Got His Money Back.

A gentleman in Cleveland, Ohio. tells a
good story of how he recovered lost mon
ely in a sleeping-car A roll of bills dis
appeared from his vest pocket, and the
porter was called in. The porter said
that he had not seen the money and as
sisted in the search, but the roll could not
be found. at is pretty hard on a porter
to have money lost on his cat" said that
individual. IF it is found, where shall
send it to you?' Don't send it any
where" was the reply. keep it and
notify the superintendent of the road.
| dine with him to morrow There was
a look Of astouishment on the face of the
porter, and, going TO the berth again, he
soon came back and said; Here is your
money. just found it at the foot of the
barth -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-02

OF the profession pugil,stic, the Kidneys are
small but active In a state Of health. Their Sc
erection contains impurities productive Of rheu
ma,ism, govt and drpp.y, if allowed TO remain
When they are inactive the blood becomes
cbokel with animal debris capable Of destroying
life. To promote their activity when sluggish
with Hostetter's Stomach BtterS, is not only 70
guard against the diseases mentioned, but % pre-
vent the fatty degeneration and ultimate destrUc-
Z on of the organs bv those exceedingly danger
Ous maladies - BriEhts disease aud diabetes
Activity Of the bladder also lnsures it against the
formation Of gravel, which sc sometimes requires
one Of tue most dangerous and painful opera
tons u surgery 20 remove. Gravel, moreover, is
q most agonizing complaint. The BitterS further
commend themselves by remedying CONSTIPATION,
dyspepsia debility, liver complaint and nervous
ness, and nulIify influences productive Of malar.
.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-02
FOREIGN.

SEVEN thousand colliers have struck
for higher wages AT Pont. Y PrIdd, Wales.
In England and Wales there are re-
ported by the cencus to be 355,sl4 indi-
viduals named Smith.
A PLor To sssassinate Prince terdi
nand, the ruler of Bulgaria, has been dis
covered, and two of the ring leaders are
in custody.
Ms. GLADSTONE says Pasnell has been
unfairly treated by the tory government
and that the liberals vii! hold down ihe
judicial commission 10 an investigation
Of parncil alone.