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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-29
CHURCH NOTICES

Tenth street Methodist church, near the
Sunset depot. Services tomorrow; preaching
at II II. M and 7:45 p. IN. Sunday school at
80 p. m. j. Hammond, pastor.
Trinity Methodist Church.-Preaching at II
a. m, and D. m. by the past"r. Sunday
school at $50 p. IN prayer meeting We'd
nesday night. teachers meeting Friday
night. Chas. f. Giddings, pastor.
Minister'S meeting at the Young Mems
Christian association rooms, Monday at 10 80
a m. Important business, A full attendance
is desired. J. A. FRANCIS.
st. Pauls Episcopal church on Government
Multiplying services. Sunday at IL
m. and 7:N p. Sunday school at $50 a. N.
Rev. II Swift, Rector.
The children of the First Baptist Sunday
school will hold mission Day" service, to-
morrow morning from 10 70 IL o'clock. The
songs and recitatiOns by the children will be
interesting to both young and old.
i'm cnrnetist will assist in the music
Everybody invited.
Travis Park Methodist church-Sunday
at II, and at 7:45 p. m, by Rev. b. Harris. The
service i'll the morning will be followed by the
Holy Communion and collection Tor the
EOor. PRAYER League meeting at 7:15 p. N.
Young peoples meeting at p. IN. Seats
free. Il. B. Chappell, pastor.
Preaching at the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church on Soledad street tomOr-
row at II a. m. and at p. IN. Sunday school
NJ s:3J Il. III. Missionary society at D. w.
J. a. Francis, pastor.
Alamo Baptist church, corner Crockett
snd NacOgdOches street Sabbath school at
Gas a. m; G. B. Davis, super ntendent.
Preaching at II a. IN. and p. m. Young
Builders 4 p. IN. +. G.. Everett. president.
Nnmen's Missionary, SANITY Tuesday, o. m.
Prayer and covenant meeting, Wednesday s
p. m. Pubic cordially invited. w. H. bod
son. pastor.
First Baptist church.-The exercises of
chitdren's day IN the interest of Sunday
school missions will begin at $50 a. IN.
P. eaching ut II a. N. and p. m, by the pas
tor. Morning subject: THE True Philosophy
of Life" Baptism at the close of the evening
service. All cord ally invited to these services.
E. c. Gates, pastor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-29
The Verdict Unanimous,

w. ID. Suit Druggist Bippus, Ind, testi-
fies: II can recommend Electric Btters as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has
given relief in every case. One man took
six bottles, and was cured of rheumatism of
10 years standing" Abraham Hare,
Druggist, Bellville, Ohio, affrmS: THE
best selling medicine have ever handled in
my 20 years experiences, is Electric
Bitters." Thousands of others have added
their testimony, so that the verdict is
unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure all
diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood.
Only half dollar bottle at all drug stores.
Dreiss, Thompson & Co.'S wholesale.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-29
To the Public,

We wish to inform our customers
and the general public that we have
removed our store to 235 w Commerce
street, where we will be pleased to
wait on them with full line of mil
linery and fancy goods.
MISSES KIRCHNER.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. Geo. H. Kalteyer and child
dren returned yesterday from Ohio.
Capt. w. A. Pettus, of Goliad, is at
the st. Leonard.
Editor Barnhill, of the Uvalde News,
is in the city and paid the LIGHT Of
flee pleasant visit yesterday.
w. V. Henderson, a prominent at
torney of Kendall county is at the
Southern.
Lytle Crawford, a we'll known
Knight of the Grip of Galveston, is at
the Southern.
Walter Elliot, the brick man of
Calaveras is in the city and stops at
the Southern.
Rudolph Kleberg, United States at
torney, is at the st. Leonard, from
CuerO, on his way to Ell Paso federal
court.
Capt. w. O. Loving, a steamboat
captain of boats on the Sabine river,
is at the st. Leonard from Beaumont,
with his bride.
Mrs. f. B. Chappell, wife of the
pastor of the Travis park Methodist
church, returned home with her two
children yesterday after an extended
visit to relatives in Missouri. Mr..
Chappell and family have rooms for
the present at 1927 Martin street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-29

Turkish and Vapor Baths,
At Zilian's, corner Commerce and
Alamo streets. 3-17-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-29

Cents and Boys Hats, Hats.
The very newest ut. Just received.
29-tf F. B. FRANK.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-29

Wednesday and Thursday Opening
Days
OF millinery and dry goods.
9-29-5t WOLFF & MARX.
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Coal.

Buy your Pennsylvania nut and
egg coal from the San Antonio and
Indian Territory Fuel company. 3m
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EOH Rem,

Neat Broom frame cottage only blocks from
Odd Fellows hall 81 per month. 2l6
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Rev. Mr.. Fisher is conducting a
prOtracted meeting at the Methodist
church in Laredo, the first ever held
in an American church in that city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-27

ISAAC Nj Hall

4 froKSEY AT LAM ROOMS @ Asp n
,. tninz H1ssek. se4fEss, Wash
sfs.saai kff@mttoa. GorFsy4sluzs, a4nf &n6
aass1ftsar law
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AGNOsTIc RITES.
The Funeral Of Millionaire
Conrflandt Palmer.
srnsos rs eer- rsernsorI.
4 Tender Trsbase 20 .a Intssnase
Frs.nd's Mssasry The Last Fare
we'll ef sA~ sEaes~~nth censsry
eaah q. Their peass rasron The
R~asains g-enaies-

sE@ yasg. szay - Tae zzse horne q
ss4sETtssssft s's sss~r. sass wsAasay sze@ssseas
ct the SsnetexusA Century Essbs uss
FIresssssss zsxzzzt Is szsstzraszaz s0ktas tsy
friends Hsse Fzzzs 70 SssSsa bis fasaeT&g
sxsFzess. Tbs ssagfeetstA s>sas1rg E4nt.
q Which Palmer MAS the fcunGes ~ well
ss Frxsi9essf. sas isEeris represented. snl
Esassy ef the Esssss d sing a1ssz<si zaen ns
tie esstsfstry xtsfe fsrTseat.
The rszna.1s 81 the deceased szvees.n ~
free sH2ugBt seEsaes<ss fsstutassx 81 . rsSe-
we'd gaeket sazies sszs laden aifh flowers
Gel Robert =. izxesssii. aha sss - de.
/ liver the address. fask a fsgsss5ssn ga tBe
stairs. ard IN asaiz aud seos.ef taae ~
rearrz;iou ~xiss
-sNr friends. tlsi:ker IL fsxe
sacstshx. ss.s&e7 u agate nsastss
aud sfsset Of generesss sseTt;s ssss reached
fale sffent hassn taaxs al she dead hare
fs:4ehesi. and Haeye the sosa<e u evcrs
kfe snasf end We. his sFie5ssis. wtao even
now arc hasfrning after fffra. are atSaBg a.
do the lasf kind Acs that sssB rsa DO fot
htFa. to tell hiA virtues; - Iay with ten
deTtless and ie&s1 his ashes Ia tssr Septfsealar
of rest ard t'ssee. SDfae oIse has said thai
Ia the open bands q d.sfh We Ead cais
what fhsy ssye away Lei ns believe thai
pure Thought fsfasr uossis a:I3 generous
eeeos san never die, l<t Us believe thai
taey i4 AZ frat and add forever 10 the srll-
being s5s the human Ta a. thai : self-fiessy-
iEx Izie iusssaSrs the nsassi wealth IL men
and gives assurances thai the future wfil tse
better than the past. A free ard indie
pendent man. ene who demanded reas-.a
ane demanded freedom. aud gave v whas he
demanded. uas whe sefslSed 10 be slave
or faGster-eneh a mat was Cuurtlandf
Palmer
e'vl Ingessoil Gnisfesi by resissng one af
Mr.. fAifaeTs ptens Religious services
were read by &fs. falmeF- pastor, Rev.
Haf.xs
meni oi the ashes wiii occur Ill the eos
vrlaientc of the tantis
foSs iei.sSa CIV. l. l.. July ss-fhe
body Of Goerflansst Palmer was piared in
tise resoFfaf Mount sfiises crutaa;t1gy shortly
before n'rissek shis atlernoeE. The re-
mains were reduced TO asises five honTS
later They VII ise removed fsofn the oxen
q .ris.rr.a.l
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OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.


NAsntSs Fus. July - --Ia the hossSe. sfs
motion % FSvEshsssd Of Illinois. a laislf
resolution was passed FrgsldiHg tempo
Faziiy inatiI December ~ fsE the support
- fsse srfHv.
Ihe hus1se then proceeded n eoasi der.
aficH 81 tue bill 10 pros de ps,stsfilee build
iBss Pending action the morning hour
explred ana tise house. wsns into esalrsit-
Re af flsn wassse On the 0kfaASsna hill
After sesefAi s1eessses. general debate
sssssd. assa tbs tisi was Ees3 ~ paragraphs
fsfT asse siasnents
Carey ~ nysfnlsg offered an ataens!-
lnsAt ia aeif of The resolution ~ The III.
eas9 russ ssitiofs. fhai All essscess appointed
by the pres d..F; sfg aus sergitsfs fast hss
lfaes oygAsfizssd ssF peTis,si Of Ase sears
1F EHese SHOULD lSA seieatsst ffssss banafiSe
residents uf fhe feFF9tsTs sA which thsy arr
- ssTge. 4 psssnf 81 eFtisr WAS nasie easi
sustained against the afls uasneat faaf Il
aaz aUl EsFasaia 10 Size blii Carey fheis
o!isfs1d ea ssneMSsaent fEakEas Il sPpslsa.
bic sss ga ahs3Fra aHiF. enss u wHK adopted
fase-s4 - iissBa3s pfYrfszi an alas nasasBf
prsEialGg ssas tie iaissss fs4a a asel ia okla
aaase Trfr3fers saess ~ assissza 81 slfssssr
tas aosasxz..a8 iass iassfAsi ef ~ Si-s yer
afFs. ~ fF5stsssst - ssle hsl. G1ss8sBT 9
ttfe fgs eufasa9ttsss Sf-ss aad tAs itgstlssa-
El.8ns npfsf5F.fi siAsss BIZ $ 81 fvf-es7esi
SfsF4azef gave uasies that sg soaia g,sess
sks Uk Alass5ss is4s - lnal tssfs 10 morrow
ne assass fss.Fs tassk f1ses-ss ssnFsi eFrisin<
A. tise eseasuE ssxslsa q tAe k9stss the
fsisslsiez tssls 5sszssssl. eeaasrsag ngfice af
desicaeHe1 ~ sc rss3sszs fs tsf4arlpi,ss -
- giszn - sslsefi "a t-saes ~ lalted
ssstss effrtsis- - asT4zinx jurles ~ M.
ssitsf -kasfs Etfesss s4f Iisssszf ftarts -
irz us--S susase3 5zaesabsT. Aassgfuf4
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CLEVELAND GOES YACHTING.
A Four Days Excursion on the
Atlantic.

WAsRISGras. Jaly - President gissc.
band iefi here this morning bs rail for New
York. He was accompanied hy Mrs.
Cleveland. Mrs. Folsom and Col Lamont
The great s. secrecy Is ossseFtsd about the
Presidents plans, Tke esaployes Of the
ss sag nothing NhsfeysE en- the subject
From other sources, however. il Was learn.
ed that the president and poSlmastergvn
eTal would saks siaegt yachting sr!p from
Ses YORK IL company gith few friends
who would Join them at New York The
trip would last tgea- three days
The president said before leas ing that be
w0rid be at the White ho;3se asala Tues
dag morning. MIS-, Cleveland aud Mrs.
Folsom were To leayr the party al New
York ard continue on ie Marion, Mass
where they viii remain several days, pFo.
baby as guests of Mr.. Glider, the editor oi
the ttassrg ia 7nssHc. secretary Whitney
wRs 20 have accompanied the president.
bat gave up the trip 81 the last moment.
syAYLgTaN staten Island, ,jnis -h.-Juseph
r. stie kney's steam Yacht SnSquehanna
left here this morning sae fac Adams Ex-
press Company pier. Jersey city, where
the president and parts we're q board the
yaclsi fer a faisr dasS cruise as the gaeSt OF
Mr. siickney The Trim yaeat WAS covered
with bunting from stem ta stern.
SEk 1oRk. July -H.--PreSideut Gleve-
land is aas aboafd the steam yarh; sas
quehaana on his was 10 -aniy iinak, ON a
fishing cxearsioa. lie Is the guest af Io-
seph Stfckacy. Mrs Cleveland and Ms
Folsom went 20 dariols. Mas. where ihey
viii be guests ef Richard Watson Glider
President Cleveland viii lisa from the
yacht for four days.
The Yacht dropped down 70 Bates beach
this evening, and the parts spent the nigtt
a. the ssffsfRuxs
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TERRITORIAL TALK.

whitman county prohibltioals:s will rau
q ticket.
JDha H. Alien Is very Ianea esteemed In
this vicinity Taasals fedgsr
A Ees town. 20 be kDsgn a. Tekaah. hes
been laid OF al point where the TssIFsasi
into TIE rseuf a'Alrue mines eftFsses the
.. q & extension 20 spokane FALLS. ~
E@iies ffsn Farmiagtgn
We d9n4 pretend % b. prophetic ~ -
into the fortune telling hnsingss bsii II
sfsaws show waieh way the wind blows.
Mr. John u. Aiien will b. the Republican
candidate - 8gsia Halia Loarsaf
.i4-n he mercury tonfhes " degrees IN
the shade - sesisis, the papers hoai ass5ns
'.sfst. we'fefi1n hest" ~aen 81 Ia only -
Gexrees 1t waiia wails the pss1pse hook np
thrif spring oyefsvafs hafta Ha.sa
TafOp
A fsnos rarfy coming down The fiser
~afaf9ag ha1 quite lively fnsssi sith q
Osar = fiieh wes ~ i'm ming the river After
fs8nuftaa Il oser the head for while =
teaFh hip t1rucsi an them aud ise hunters
Sers Asufrd. finally cs,aelEidigx taaf taey
had ust ip<f si.q hrass Tire presence 81 n
ennpie ~ is3tts in fns esaDe aided b. ttr
sEs4iesaspf ~ tbs oeexs on --lsSa14f kes1s.
-sscx ranges ts the Fei08se cGuntSg are
eat o1f and fs.isesd for wheat HDss the
kix Bead asich Vas mt d4sirabie fsr
sos /. s9tag - heagg snow fails in tffat
siseisea, Is covered with Stock dstsa 81
from fe<y quarter. aai sg5n ihas viii be
- lsafF.sI a. thr bRsalt rsesa s1 the si1sr
Of fhe BFaad q saisr aaiess a1aites haF
winssS a4es Sc stock n, tis.s 4i8 u0s sssssd
any fsare xfAFss--f srs-s <sass1si
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MIGRATION OF MEN
The Congressional InveSti-
CATION Of fauper Labor.
why srursSs ARR saasss.
Passage of th~ Array srRrepriation
gsIi ~ the senate The rishories
Treaty Debate The ekishasaa Ter
rssary Hiti 20 Gene Ir IA the
sfoa-e re-siss.

Mrs. SnRK Jeiy q asEislia sioeseama
Na1sgA. sgaisaa Ssre.szsssassi. was she
fssre3Yai Witness 3ssfszre tsza congressional
sasraisfagien 4s.snassscs tsl.ssas. Sigasr
Hsssssa expsalasss Ass the ltallza sssl.
sT4ass when sissy arrived here. Wsre ea
tisvlF At sAc sservS 81 fhe coa4F4csasS. tsas
a. = Tele keps sziassas ez As-lssertf ss.vss
Ts4ey woHsa Fat i,se saeH 10 vssk ard al
the nauaes fay fA<sr uarx aeat direct 10
the esassaeses slsa wsaii aesa & anti
saey 80; their rsSssge nasseS sua exorhi-
tsnt iaten.ss back. sssss efsen would ee; az.
agsssF ssaalssS fsas tsoa sheas sna then ies
fhesa ~ .ishaut esssnx Faepa zny saeasx.
Tais = nst - bad aaae as Il was fhfee
years age. az szs 10 tie embarrassment ~ The
ca9ffaes i4sssys lsw. lie sid tbs; a. = Faie
The essasracses< ksF: harx of the saloon
. iaissf sureas and liekes-ossiee az Ia aae
Committeeman AeFFsu questioned him
alSsGf he's sfe ifzlssas working en- shs
great New York saaefaes were esapss4y ed
He said they SgeFF sfapiesssi Through tha
contractors assA tnaa SerS here.
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OVERLAND PASSENGERS.

Dragon 4 California Passed 9edfari
u. Fleischman, J Makcpeaec. j. Lynch,
J. " Fowler, J. coke, q G. Murray q IL
kuisn. br, .. A. Kent WIN. %. PFau, A, F
NhHpsaaa, Miss r warsic. Miss Katie Allen.
II. ". James snfi wife and 2 daughters.
Miss = @. Naakln. Miss v =. HAnaeay
Mr. }. II. Tanner. Mrs John Bright,
Mis- A. X strike, ". A. Brawu. q y.
smith, ". !. Teitchett, j. =. Hgcksfeiiier.
y Hartley Miss Cecilia HHFsafi, Miss II
II Cummings. Miss 7. r. Hartley. ~ T.
Field. Mrs a. g. Erch. Miss Louisa Camp
bell. Miss J. r. Burger. , ~ habb nhh
wife, J. ~ Aberneshy. r /. Miller, Miss
Kulssrf. Mrs Chesterfield. A. q. FRHn. J
NrwgUod. c. X. Fisk. J. A. willis Miss
Willis. Mrs. G. ~ MnnlSs. Mlxs NJ snH
wiuAie, r. Winthf8w. Albert Diego, .
v. GyriiaH aud wife. Mis- Louise smith. y
y. Max and wife. >. r. Glriek
aBd wife, Margaret Funk, q. a.
Seett. DF Aiiea, Mics sarah Golden,
Miss T. y Eegcher. Miss ) r Hoixtan.
Mrs 4 l. Chapman. Mr.. aud Mrs. Euek
hogi. J. " TsIghBsch. q v. stepbens J. h
Farley, Feskins and wife, r. = Palmer
q. 4. BaDi,s. Geo. stacy. Miss Stacy, issaes
H'Bfien. J. Bofse. r. Bower. y 4. Reeves
Ms Nm keith, Julia A. faikefsau. Mis-
kifklaa. Miss ~tetsbl1s. Niss T. Safncr. T.
Jones and eife, X Ssn,iFfsyn and - sec.
tast3 faaas
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SsS FAsSxxesea. zgzay u. -~sezznsssi@ 9'Ssx
~ FrSsn. whsch arrived to-day frstn
nnsse SSEg. hssess<ts 80 ta3ls@e. asssi
ATfns~ aS3stces a. = 1~r2sfls csseNsr IN
seoul tne ssp.fSl q gsp7a n Il stNsSsi
toat ~osse ~ fhr Gs<sassr residents ia sAat
calsssAi cisrei4sess 4 ssoss ane7S she
ixszesms. TsossHlaac ~ sar Rfesss ahsf The
A saeysr9a missionaries q tbs ceuatry Ana
;asfrgs gssssez Hualsrf ef CssgSss eai stsys u
and afsez kiiiiax iasqa tSssiesf theta ys8wn
ftss Hsxdsefne- THIS aFusEsSsi popular f9fs
sax aasz caused fise authorities 10 f4Se
>sefs 70 psssar4r the dives of The msss5sa
aries. who we're al caifed IA frvIa Inv
tSganfrs aa6 pssessl ~ safety, TIE fropss
aezs s<.sxes mise Cezssn officials WHO q .sre
said to Assa sSsen parties 10 the sale 81 tae
ssisitanSsn "a tbs missionaries. and pet them
10 desth by deeaYiiAsioa Ia The public
stre9fx.
IA thr mea1asae foreign residents a.
>ssSsli telezTaeaesi 10 EAcsaHssep 10 the
eeEa taantters ~ Asasr.Szsa. French, Rus
siaa. 4auAne<e aud Csfnsse filssi-,tf- war seF
as>sstaaee. On the night ef guae u the
aite7i ~satss Ssr ship fsseN. toe fFeizcR
ship Asese sasi kG.sssA vvsses senf thirty
mea ea3h 10 >sesai 10 project fhe fnrelgn
eut1saleitk- Tbs osstcosne of tns frs'a5fc
Is nst SET kBoSD. The AFaertcen Haaaef
MAR Puritan, which irft tae;nmlop ief she
ssS1le ssf the srosi 5se. went aground near
Cough stand aad is stuck is TEE Bssd aasi
cannot be released before the ssssing ,ides
S..s IN
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itFtsssA s@sfsst ~ 1lzS lfaf1fFH
demonstration Ties earsisd lsan1t7I
vita inscriptions declaring IN sss.sr 81
frslecsloa. AasaF Garter, of sraxsl. de-
lsscEf.i sa asssiseSz e which Ten. HARRISON
responded n ssae leasxth. lie sfoho
ssrensls f,sr prsfeciten "a Anss4csa IN.
dassssies aud lal@af. aai, wss i,.aly ars
fiau.ssd taanS times. Among other thinfa
hs said
fhe screfss of statistics shps that tho
esssiditsen III the waFSiExsaan d besfer
saan that ot she NeFktsagsasn of aay osiacf
e4auissfys do nssi easa nsa to deal with
stals4sies. stte faet Is snusieA faf ms TAo
tide af esnirsat.s.f fesssn sii fnropaasS
esssNffies has tasSaa and is toNafd eur
shases. he eafrs et Castle slarstea s@sax
iawAfd. They Do act swing outward Is
ans Alaei leaa laiSager seeking a Isstsr
country slsas this. Cries 81 ueVse. Nv
tsesiifsTS alNst, the sssea uisa haAe talsesi for
Waers in tiNsr euuntfte< thai sustained
tfn 8ad opened aa asefae .ts psua4Ise to
tavm ef fauif tatsslreis ksise tlae gsstsl land
ot helr - isll - a swallow knows the
lansi IT Summer.
w hat. after all. Il the i,est sixn s,f ma
steasi prosperity saa tlss test Guarantee
af s-fsiAi as4isT Il lt Is moi an Intelligent.
ieriils. eeuteistssi wofktaEsiasss sast va
ls,ssk tot ssanIealmells Il sae warklng nam
u eitis aise ta sarpiy ais daily necessities
hy MS aAliy toli hiis iAsss ai,ie' in the vieur
81 youth ia lay na starp aEaspsl old Hxcf
A raudltAts ef things that stinssris the
iassfeF 10 ssss4seNalafn wait s. an snsiaeut
IT ssekErss 81 disability is assa that tends
to saeiai diAseIfr' =
t;ess Harrison then addressed hEsnsea 10
the cain4fai men, AID ift the eSnfse ~ lin
fslnalks said Il aa;lee that the party To
y hich aAiaas has tsea recently ret,fsarh-
ed b. y suSkestiaR that sc have aslf thor
osiqhiy lsn.ieeted The ass8oFtsi man Ia tho
ssush, Ibis has ,seen urlsed as a feasan
why the roloFsd teoric should ia,la tho
Democratic party. ! hce the petilsmen
who urge that plea Il, assHef fbis anssthsa.
Against whom i il that the Reptsbiinan
party hss been ilaaiiie. ~ y1tt say, 10 pro-
tett year rara Two ether sltsegstlans
were eressed by The venefai during iho
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LIVELY VOYAGE.
How the Mastick Brought Dow n the
~etxetl ~aats.rz.

PoRT ToWNsESD. July 26.-IapL Thomas
Nright. of SEATTLE. " iic assisted Capt 6tl-
Iaore OF the Aasfick Ia bringing the
condemned sealing scapoaers. Gfaee. Dol
pbIn, Ada aud Agaic Beck from siiks.
said last evening "Isct me tell fau tct,l
proud of the manner in which ee Sanked
tbosc Ve seis down from Sitka in i've aud a
half dass OF course we were fortunate in
haFiug very tine weather. but it i quite q
job under ans circumstances We ieii
-saiflc july I2tn with "a ssip Ia tow for
Sauatma. waerc sc stopped - hours 70
take ia coal and another stop OF - hours
aas iaade at sitka, thus practically max
lag the roaud iriu IN eleven dat s. or the
fastest timc ever made and thai with four
schooners ~ TOW half The voyage Tnc
idaho left Townsend a day ahead 81 Us
aud We beat her over a day 20 sIfsa Ogt
II the iso t4ns Of csai taken Oh az Nauaimo
Ne briBg back - sIlh9ugb We didn't ex
peaf - have q sloecif0li.
~ haf we're the incidents Of the x0yagc7
"0h, there wefe searuely ANY. II was
fan isoagh, coming through seymour
Aarrows, 80 miles from Nanaimo. The
current tnere rams ike q mill race. at the
rate ui Y miles an huns. aud We sped
aipssg AT al leasi Ii The four vessels in
iow get % running every which way. u3
fw0af them cading ia the sArne III directien
Il took praiai. asid active work ia several
emergencies h keep them from seaching
Il RN- NNst -sANttfNE. FAl We Eut tNHt1
through al right Aii.fretacr IL was a
memorable trip. Rnd captain Gilmore j.
fngth pleased vita ITS sueeeszfei ending
AZ heretofore stated. the schaouefs
which are isriflsler, seized in Aehrng sea
last year. wiil h sold here % public auction
August -
SHIFTING SEwS
schooner Queen, laden from san Fran
cisco ia Wells iine. arfiyei last cyraing
aud after aisehssgiHg here proceeds ~
seattle
saip Prussia. Captain Reynolds, coal
laden from - attic for san Francisco.
ias-s-d sivya in tow of the tug Biskriey
tap;Hin Robinson ef 5aYkcn'iUe SkHgii,
aid Captain elspp ~ ship Gen. Baiier
arr ~ tnsTn. FancN rug ships ,arefs
Norwegian ssrS beDens.a arrived down
from Befidrk s. saip e cTcw and sAii for
Hsenas AFrfS.
N0r9egisa lark Harffuea. iufn Der laden
from Tacoms Adelside, viii iow 10 SEA 10
day