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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

wALLA wAiLA AND EUREKA fLATs.--
There are reports to the efrsct that the
matters relating TO the newly proposed
walla wsiiS g. Eureka Flats raiiroa. are
not IN such promising ststs az the PEG
pie OF Mas crn Washington could wish.
II : ems 10 be a somewhat difficult VI der.
taking ca raise in Walls Wslia the sio9..
U O asked for by Mr.. Geo. w. Hunt. and
the people ~ the Garden City h eye ut a
"a Their qu,etus on affairs by attempting
90 bind hr. Hunt. his heirs and assigns 10
slve that city extremely low rsies on out.
ward hoaud frelshts, and such terminal
tariffs and facilities a. the loaiing sound
cities have Mr.. Hgnt. they say. Is anab .
90 this. and new road from " ala
MallA does not appear - bs 30 much of =
cert ainty az ii once did
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17
New dress goods.
ueary.
New dress goods. Clsary.
WHERE HAS RS GOMEZ
NYsrKEfous DISAPPEARANCE OF II,
WHITE, OF pILLos, MONTANA.

WHITE. OF DILLON, MONTANA.
kilograms CT inquiry have been re-
ceiyed In this city relative 10 the where
ahcuss Of Ii. J. White, OF Dilion, Mon
tsns, senior nemoer Of the Arm OF II. J..
White 3 Co, Of that city. Mr.. White
70 interested in considerable real estate
in this city. and bis friends thooaht be
possibly had csne TO Seattle. Ii ap-
pears that Mr.. white n bis hone Feb
ruary 70. for Helena, for the pufposs Of
consumms.ine real estate sale IN
which be vas interested. He ssopred
20 Bate. anc On the evening CT the q b
started fog tbs depot % take the train
for neiers. Daring bis stay IN Bette
be eomsiained OF safsriba very much
from sc attack Of neuralgia, 10 walsh
be tad long been q martyr, and vhice
ker. him IN bed most OF tie day De
spent there. Ii IL kEoxn Win certainty
that be tsok the tics from the ssint
Nsosaiss that Mcadas evening and
a1ardess .hs train ~ the Bette depof.
%. fIosn that tine all srsce OF him Is
las.. His frisnds AZ Hsiens we're az tie
tet-sf 81 meet kissf snd are positive that
&C lil nos ~ ca that city and sfe far
tier positive thst cozld they tsvs
missed him cpan bis arrival be would
s1rrly have called apcr them. Acc I'd
fug 20 the statements 81 these vho
knew him there eouie have been 70
r,ssihla caEss far self destruction. lie
sexesrsnss the geHtls1ss "a ct cstk
csnsp!efi ., wish heavy dark m1ssaeae,
.ua hissk syes. 81 medium height, asd
urishs .tors 80 pounds Hs carried
a. ,uszrssea ~ SO ees aud tas oniy
ere eAla. SRI, VIC Is a. prsseni In
Nv aIA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

TnE HfLL CASES &C. II. Hsnford aftes
speaking for two days before Referee
Coleman in the discussion OF the testin o.
ny taken In the Captain Hui cases. yes
tsrtiay concluded his address Hts arxu-
went touched upon both the Law and the
facts lie took the position that the vnri-
Gus settlements OF The treasurer b~fcrc
the board Of county commissioners were
conclusive aud that the county is thereby
estopped by the acts OF Us agents from
questioning tho corteciness OF The iSiters
sets. Today Judge Burke aad Judge
smith win address the referee. Mr.,
Burke viii take the position that The leg
lsl ature extended the term af tfiiee OF the
treasurer while Captain Hili Was serving
in that capacity. and that the bondsmen
BY reason Of that extension. were relisy-
Cd from liability. Mr.. Smith will ana.
iyxs the testimony for the purpose OF
showing that certain items related 20
school and other funds for " hich Captain
Hill was not responsible.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17
BREvIr7Es.

e;xhsg post u orfesz wsre issuc6 ~ tie
seeffic post3fiiee yeszsrstAy.
Iohn spsrcer. psumbsf. 10 building .
ass60 house 90 the cosEsx of High and
= lliou streets.
Work on sas second story q the yssfsr
busIslax u rsoxresslng rapidly. 4 dsxsn
hi k.ayeys ass smpsoyed. besides car
psafefy. and gxly nizsd iron workers.
yr-. Mary Duncan sister Of Wn. a.
perry. engineer 81 engine company Ne l.
15sf - Prosid sncs hospital Of cocsanp-
nsA. Mr. PERI yin convey The Tssssans
VIII be barred.
The members Of shs q. A. r. reception
enmm. tss~ will meet II this Occicentzl
kotc1 at sSg this mornins. for the parpose
a. meeting the department. cSSumandSr
ed eelex ssss from Eastern washington
sad elsewhrrs.
The new residence which Me. w. VI.
Reeves will erect ON his besuttfzl Third
strset property. viii De quite handsome
rruc are. The main bsiiaing VII b six
IS feet 10 sixo with . fan brick oAseBsnI
nud two stories and m attic above.
Nj. BurIingsne. who runs . water
uoWer saw nail 81 TumwKter has con-
eindo3 TO bald mIi n or nssr seattle.
and il now engaged In saving out the
arr hers thersfor wasch hs viii raft. aid
tos 10 this city. Bgsiingame II On expert
snced sAw H5iit man.
Tho smallpox patient at the Plnmmor
hoasr. for some reason Unexplained, has
nos berf. removed 70 the pest house bus
rt,ns aims "a the heart OF the csty. II Is
ciaisned. hawever, thas the disease Is 30
IA advanced that II would endsna the
iifs Of ths patiest 70 remyve him ri this
time.
On Sunday tho fleetwood b,oaght lol
paescuxsrs TO Seattle The Hayward.
which arrived ~ tbs same hour had
nearly ~ many orc. When the time
Tor icaving arrived the fleetwood lad all
che was allowed 20 carry ~ Law. and re
fnsea passage 70 large number. Who
went mp By the Hayward.
Many places OF bu dnsss on the prin1i-
pal streets have hcen decorated IN honor
II tho veterans who viii be hero dnrtns
the next few days. Decorations thon
b general Ans should net be confined 70
bnslness bousss Asons. Private rest
denc =, school houses and churches.
should also be decorated fafing the sexi
three days
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT.
TEE PRODUCT OF Two oTrIns AWAITING
uaPaCIioH.

Yesterday afternoon reporter on bis
SOUNDS nosi,sd . strange craft lying
alongside OF Yss,es's sharf. II
looked something like Captain Bepjs-
minis hustler, except that Il had the
appearance Of being new, an attri-
buso the poor old Rnsties never
possessed. Attracted by the appear.
ancs Of this stranger In these waters,
the reporter made haste 10 board her,
when be fell ia With her master, Cap
tain ]. A. Williams. After q few casual
remarks Ozpt 10 Williams said: "We
named Ter tie Harry Lynn, for her
owpe. Q. Harry end Lynn MaIcnsy, tvo
railroad boys, Who have given ~ rail
foadin9 and gone TO stssmb0atipR. 10
the construction Of this boat Ne have
exploded q theory that has bsen be-
.ieved for hundreds OF years, the tire
osy that water and oil will not mix.
We expect TO run oar boat between Ia
coma and Seattle. and so We made
sort of combination OF her. The hull
vas built ct Tacoma, while the boilers
and mschineFy we're built at the Wash
,nQtou Iron WORKS, In Seattle. We d.
vided the expense about equally be-
tween the too places, snd the result IL
satisfactory 8, tbs owners, ead they
hope 10 will be TO the psople. said the
steamer would run between Seattle and
Tacoma. That 10 true. but she viil 90
the west passage Route and not inter
fere vith The reeuis, boats. Oar ides
IL to leave racsma each morning, touch
a. all the landings along the route, come
to Seattle ana remain three hours, thus
giving the ssttlers time to do their
trading and return home on the same
day"
"whst Is the Harry Lsnn's mission
here at this timer"
"She came to undergo her first in
spectiop. but on eur arrival ve learned
that Captain Bsyz had been sum
aoned 10 San Francisco, and We may
have 20 wait weak CT evan longer be
fore we eau get our papers. Mr.. Frank
II. winsloe, tire deputy collector OF cos.
toms al Seattle, has made his offis.al
atmessnreDeut OF the steam Z. IL l.
as follows: Registered length s0.& feet.
registered breadth IL 6 feet, registered
depth 6.I feet, gross tonnage 74lS toas,
registered tonnage 46 s. tons"
what poser hiss Your ssesmsr?'
"she has o I2xl2 inch upright engise.
aud boiler 5xi4 feet. We will be al
loved 10 carry $50 peunds Of steam, and
With that ve exrect to make ~ miles an
boar. The machinery works veil ard
ve are pleased With the beat thus far"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

GRAND Abby EscAMrMESr. - Ths
preparations being mado for the Grand
Army DAP Indicate that Seattle VIII be
decorated with aseat daAi Of bunfing
during tho encatnpmsnt. Not only Will
tho buildings along the principal sueets
bs dec ,rAsed. but ths ssores VIII make
special atspsays, many Of them OF q
unique and Handsome character. Across
Commercial, Front MN and James
streets banners bearing icgenas OIL pleas
aaf greeting will DO stretch a. Tho no
erptt1n AZ tk- Occidental hotel this eyea-
ting will be Largely attended and. y 10 ex-
pectsd. will proye d most enioyAo,e pre-
iude 10 the exercises to follow on wvsines-
day and Thursday. Mayor Minsr an
nouncrs tho request that tomorrow after
noon, between the hours OF two and ak
O'Clock. all basincss houses In The city
close their doors. for the reason that me
para o connected with the Grand Army
Epcsmpment will be given betwesn tho
houfa named.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

COURT AT PoEr MADISON. = Chief
Justice Jones accompanied BY . number
OF Attorneys and court officials left By the
steamer Josephine yesterday. to convene
the nrst term Of court ever held 1t Port
Madison. Kitsap county. Tho principal
case TO be tried Il that OF the territory va
George II. Miller. Owing to the engage
meut Of Prosecuting Attorney Ronald, in
tho Hill cases tbs deputy prosecuting At
torney, Mr.. 8. H. Piles and Hon. Z. J..
Humes will conduct the prosecution.
Many witnesses have been summoned.
come Of whom went over yesterday,
others will 20 over during the week.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

Mems ROLLING 6focK.-Ao ofhcer Of
the Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern rail-
way company said to reporter yss'er
day: IL have jnst received letter from
D. II Gilman, stating that be hiss par
chased for the company light passsn.
ger ensine and N elegant sooafosn
coach for passenger business along the
water front and ct Smiths cove. twill
not be long before we will be running
hourly trains between Our Mill street
depot and our depot at the cove. TIE
engine and coach are both on the way
and are expected to arrive within the
next ten days"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

GoNs TO TEE Crrr.-Osptain Bryant.
local Inspector Of huils for tbs Seattle
district. left for San Francisco yester
day morning, In response to dispatch
from Supervising Inspector Lubbock.
The cause of this sudden action IL not
known, bat IL is supposed that u has
some connection Win the explosion Of
the steamer Julia, which 10 nov being
investigated by she board In san Fran
cisco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

sapnEs DEArn.--Ar VIM. :. fwi.s,
aged 20 year, who has rvsided in this city
tor the past three years, and who has Of
iAts heea In the employ ef ii. u. Dear
born & Co. WAS found dead Ia bis D q
at hts lodgings en- fsffh street sunday
morning AbI,li n bel eek. The decc&scd
retired absut o'clock saturday eve ming.
and IL Il app ,sad he died OF heart discase
shortly ate ward. The deceased sas a
man ~ exemplary character and good
hahiss IL, was = broghex Of Hon. thas.
Y fwiss. Of Lewis county. sna OF John
W, rwiss and Miss i.lsKte Twlss OF seas-
To. Tha funeral will take place from the
Cnss css,ionAi church al noon CT
Wednesday
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17
Carpets and Upholstery.

We received Thursday, April 9Th.
no pieces Tapestry CarpstsI
q pcicss MoQuettc.
20 pieces. ply. I'll weol-
% Dieoes. ply, I'll wool.
10 plocee Cotton Chain.
In eli over 900 ptecss enough 10 supp:y
the whole Of Waahingtou Territory.
A full sock Of window curtains anl
porties. 0win and nottingham mes viii
b sold cheaper than ever before.
100 ptocea b rim, % inchao wtde, at - Ia
90 piscss New Pattern BODY Brusssl0
VIII b opened Wednesday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17
CURTAIN
DEPARTMENT.

Twenty-six feet by fifty feet de-
voted entirely to this department,
which we do not hesitate to say Is the
finest and most complete In this
country.
We have scrims at Sc, &c and l0c
which you cannot buy anywhere Tor
less than 15c, lSc and 20c. When
you are looking for curtain material
examine our stock. II is right. We
buy our stuff from nrst hands and
can nndersell any house that buys
their goods from middle men and
San Francisco jobDers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

Meaaay molains. April lob, ~e viii
ODER ths psss cEvs "a surah silk, ten
coed ooloss, at 500. 1, is Y inches wide.
IokIas, tiseermsn & Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

4 bis purchase. We houehgs
rnsnufacsurer's i9h Ia Of enaersideries,
Sh,,e snd css,ored, every known hind.
rbis ID tie Biggest los ever reserved IN
ssssttls. Look sus Tor bargains IA
str!rr0!ssries this week: VOC can fave
Ex aEa 81 psr eeat. Latest styles.
4 ns<.rr ttlrzrv.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17
Ladies' ClOaks.
Second Floor, Take Elevator

In on. greatly enlarged Cloak depart.
meat 10 Displayed . superb oolleosion OF
outside garments, including Ne latest
Psris and New Yosa novelties 10 Wsags.
Nantslsttss, Jscksss. TO-. and many
e1rioily exclusive stylso. We have .
spsoiai bargain ID nastelette q $50,
worth regular, e10.6o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

Oar great srmi-annuA t1sihiiien
sakss pises Aprsi slss- II viii h. TIE
q sss nssniaosns aisgisv % dry sooS.
ever showr ca the fsci5s eessi- b
s1-s and attend.
Totiss. siraesran 4 Go.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17
los Eueiish shirtipes. Chester Gle airy

Great auction sale Of dress goods in
New York last week. We bought txo
hundred pieces worth 65s per yard. As
soon a. they arrive Ne will cell thec, all
a. 25c. Ali wool Is inches vide.
TckIas, HinRermap 4 o..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17
.ARASOL
UMBRELLA
DEPARTMENT.

We have novelties in parasols.
Black silk parssols. natural wood
handles. 20 to 20 inch. from 81.
Colored satin and check and stripe
coaching parAsols. 22-inch. y.
Colored sateen coaching psrasols,
fancy checks, stripes and figures.
Ecru satin parasols, sscufial lace
eoyers lined with changable silk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

Insnasnss eixplss OF latest sf>sss
srrinz s1s,s 81 ste STAR Csaseie9 house.
81 Comm ereisi street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

Cfors ruE STORES. Those IN charge
OF the Grand Army parade on wedncs'
day afternoon have invited the First Bat
talon 10 &C, a. escort TO the Grand Ar
ny. The affi GERS of the h battalion, hewev-
or. fear that IL viii te inposs Die Ia sas
their inca oas unless the bassnrsS nie
viii ccs their plsceA Of business aufal x
the pzfatr. The parade will faka .lAce
a. ciaes. and IL IL suggested that The
stores eiose from thscs 10 i've. CON-
mitsss fsusn the Grana Array VIII wait
Rpea The merchants tSdsy rec ecsilSs
such actioa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

foyNG MES's fssrtfUTG-An enshn-
siss,ie meeting q Csthalc yeang n.en
was held lssf evening IN the hassHen, Ct
the Catholic Church Cor me purpose o.
organs az branch 81 the Nosgng " MS
lassitade. > social a4S hsacsoisst sC~aiesy.
foFtf soHrs = 60 signed re chatter iuiA.
A meeting y IN also b held neSs SaatAy
a. = a.. a. the as = . glAce foe the sur,
pxe ~ r'osins ths charter roll Al winch
a.. cath Size yoenS men zrc invited 10 at
tad
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

Isemipe With bargains and teemine
With stylish hats and bonnets are our
millinery parlors-
Tokias, Stueefman 4 Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

HuxAr rs EssrEa,N WssatSsruN.-
Tas prospect % ths coming ensps e u 81
Tie ulegstains = rot - hs,ses "a q IA A.
-. l. q ssIa that ths warm sneli aHriHg
Me pssl aintaf followed ~ b co.'s sas
txe The effect 6 noting thc 81 "a. n ticA
erssssis sfoa FeeoW ~ al egUe -, -
Ia wheat. Sfuc1 the re sa~srg tAsse hsS
essa l'iie OF po rain and ret ach sam
Nr2'he- whicA viii STtatls rvcgcg the
ayszSxc yislA II The fniaAd kRssirS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

Spring and Fall ovsseeats.

Broun nixsl Melton. .ils faced, all wool ga 90
Bloc wtds vale .................... 10 %
Gray vorsted. SILK faead.............. 10 %
Fancy csssiDRe, silk fsss aad edge .... 10 90
brown worried imported. silk fscsd 80. n 90
isesi Observation-Disclosures 10 %
Fancy Imported tveed, siik lind ...... 70 90
fascy imposts1 vosstsa, siih tsssd. -. 10 90
Bsoua imppsted VIDE walls, silk fsesd... u %
light imported vorsts1 uaniis, stk
huS0 = W
Ana many oseers of lover grsas. and heavy
eossa. II desired.
The Boys and Childrsa'o DepAsoent II %
Tie second door (rAKH TIE ELEvATOR,
I'D viii be sound the mot co0pssee one this
- % Chicago. We invite al mothess 10 give
NJ cali ed inspect or splssdid sssct fes
their little eneo
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

MfLxag TmAi--Chics Justice Jones'
weas 10 Port Madison yesterday 90 no d
the aTss term Of court IN kissap county.
a. required by the Law rsssca by the last
legislature The hrss casa 20 be irted viii
be thst OF George n. Nj ler. who vas
grsntei change 81 venue. Chtef
Justice Ieness path 20 Fa-s Madi-cn was
~ course. Illuminated by = man Der ~
legal hgets from Sesiile surseoas IN stik
hats AMI boiled shirss Toe stsauier
Jesrphlne "a nos fsr,ous'ss the bearer Of
- Eusa tearaiag and eisaity.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17
BARGAINS.

BARGAINS.
Houss and lot-Ninfh and Stewart, 10 feet
from street cars. new hsusD, with paid up
Insurance. policy q eieoo for tAree ysars.
Price. $3.50.
Two lots on Second stree, overlooking The
hay. $500 zach
The bet and cheapest manufacturing site
tn Seattle.
Commercial street property 81 low Asuses
and slsy texrus
Fear lots. With bousr. o. Madison STREET,
three quarters d mile froa p3Godfee. taOpo
Also
TIE fn-st fam In King county. With hsAa.
tisui envircns, Ties VIII pay . 70 pr cent
pfcot 10 the investor In sx months.
The pfopsesiss listed sbsvs are bona nde
tAsgains ard are open for i've days snly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

1HE PANNtsrER Mex Iesrstss
eveainS she nArTtsen s. Begrrs cnuapsny
MI psescbg the i'symasisr. = plsy
Wvittra by Mr.. 0cgerN aEa SD ~ &c W.
tsasiiy staa.s 30 psai ard Sfxra trtf ssfsS-
toaN Tia eCmpsns has fecs Ei1x sp-
rFxsod 20 paftlRna, sud tne press - thai
81 = fFcs s'zhiy q IA prsa1rvii ~ u q
Nca w-uufel NEs1 csssGszlt3 ihrceS acssss
sLs 6 aqEse.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17
N ILLIN cry
DEPARTMENT.
Second Floor, Take Elevator


The eetirs front Of our seoee % second
aooP b dsvotsd 70 this Department,
vhieh % DO nos hesitase 90 sAy y sne
finaoe Of its kind o. ths Paeine Coass OF
ves1 Of New Yosk. 1hese Will b eu
exhihiejoo Of Millinery DURING this weak.
Oar psieso vii b sus-half q vhae Scu
can buy them - elsewhere.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

500 dose. ,.s... solid ss.s,.s, fol.

Special offerings In flowers. feath-
ers, millinery. laees and ornaments.
kpccial offerings In entirely new
designs Of chantilla and Spanish
guipure flouncings, Swiss and muslin
embroideries.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-04-07

A Patterson lawyer who has tXamin-
ed the new Local Option law says, af-
ter II county has voted for no license
liquor can he sold III quantities of Il
quart or more il to not to he drunk on
the premises. And lie further says:
"MaIt liquors can he sold, IN quanti-
ties of a quart OF ore. without Il Ii
ctlse. even to be drunk on on ahuut
the premises, Lay Il person who has been
licensed 10y 1t municipality to keep II
boarding hoWSc; and there i, nothing iii
the high license and lO~cal-uption act
that mterfcreS with this right except
perhaps in respect to places in which Il
grocery store is Kept or othel mercan-
tile business is carried ON. All that
one has /" Ito, therefore. in order to St.
care to himself the right /" sell malt
Liquors in quantities Of Il quart o. more,
to he drunk ON as Well as oil the prem
iSrs, is to take out Il license to Keep a
boarding house.
FROM this legal opinion it APP
pears the Local option law is of but
little on no good as Il community might
as well have we'll kept licensed hotel as
a lot of quart shops which viii supply
Iianor to these Wllum It is most desired
to deprive OF The dclelcrious liquid,
Notwithstanding there adverse Opin-
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-04-07

The New YORK EVENING POST
will begin, on the third Of May, to
issue Il WEEKLY EDITION, having for
its principal aim thu promotion OF Rev
enue Reform, which has become the
paramount issue in national politics.
The existence of an actual surplus in
the Treasury estimated to reach Sl4U,
O0O, 600 on the Both of June, 1855. and
the futlIer increase thereof under pre-
sent laws, are a nlenace to all business
Interests, and Il direct incentive to
wastetulness and corruption in the ap.
preparations of public money. The
attention of the people having been
strongly drawn to this subject by the
President in his last annual message,
the need of information and popular
enlightenment on questions of revenue
and taxation has been increasingly
felt in all ports of the country.
1t is the Intention of the management
to make Il first -class weekly newspaper
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The Penn's Grove record., 1888-04-07

The Central Loco! Option Committee
which has been constituted by the
lrimIr'luCr people ut the State, has
olgnmllrd rs follows: II. X. Carroll.
l.. l." D., President, Painted; Rev.
y. f.. Ballard, Secretary, Ocean Grove;
Rev. Il. c. %Iippincolt. Treasurer,
Woodbury.. Tie other members are:
Rev. u. :. Everitt. Harrisburg: John
Y. Foster, Esq, Newark, ID. +. Mcr-
nit, ESQ, Moniclaii; Major James :.
Yard, Freehold; Judge Jesse II. Diver
Is, Drmui>viIe; George G.. Ferry. Esd,
Orange. After u careful cnnsidrra.
tian OF the question of elections under
the act it is advised that elections hp
held this year in at least the following
four counties: Cape May, Cumberland
Salem and Gloucester, aud that the
date selected in these four counties he
Tuesday. September a..