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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25


PoRr TOWNSEND. June 3 Follow
Ing Is the official programme which
will be observed here 1T the coming
celebration, July l. As Port Town
send Is the only city on the Sound to
hold public exercises on that day, Il is
expected that . very large number OF
people from the immediate vicinity
and neighboring cities will be in At
tendance. The events will last three
days. July 4. 5 and 8, and An abund-
ance Of amusement has been provided
| for each day, 30 that the occasion will
partake the nature Of fete.
sunrise salute, II guns; sunset salute. q
"a m. Procession forms In front Of
Lcarned's Opera house aud marches 20 the
grosnds whore exercises will b held n
| follows:
Nussc hy the hand.
Prayes. Rev. D. I. CAsnahan.
Nh ir. Giee Club
Reading u the Declaration of Inde-
pendcuce, Mn Mamie Kelley.
Original poem, Jss 2. Mcintyre.
Grafton, Hon. ). y. Me;esif.
Music, tsiee Ciab.
ban. dicfsen. Rev. Jno. Dennison.
Nusie. band
IAN. canoe rsce-Hirss prize, Sas: SEC
ond, SIS
2p barbecue.
p ma. whitehall sailing are-Fsfst
prlss. sxs; secoad. sis
sp. m.-tslrls race from 10 70 isyears oi
sge. young lasfies race and married ladies'
rsee.
s9op non water street Foot race,
100 yassis: ftss prize. -: 5 eond. G.
L. a.. q
sack rses. 20 ards: siryt prize, S.
Blind vhceifarrow race. 20 yards. niss
prsxc. te
Climbing gva~si pole. purse, Ea.
CAsehins creased pag. purse. 50 Catch
| pig oy the tail snd you can have him.
Boys rsce. under ID years Of aSe, % ysrds,
Boys rAce, under 10 years Of age, 50
l yarts. first rsfHe. ..
Boys rsfe. nnfer s years OF axe. a
| ynrds, Grit pgis-, 81
Hose eumpany's . rac~. purse. Sc
meysie - e, dss prize, efe. sscon<f. 8.
Grand ball Ia evening af opers house un-
der saspsees 81 4. OF p. tickets 81.
gcEy s.
/ So N. Baseball match: serses ~ games
heswe~n Victoria. snohosnish and Port
Tow ssefsd
/ IN. N. R&ees as Tqhhais PARK.
Ne. / Rugxs horses snsi sse known "a
4
heet tw@ in three mile he~sS
parse, tssxss nssaeys ffxed insa SIS. tss and
thlrs hcrse ~ sAse srsranee fee. To -
ssrisen by .~uers
/ Sa Eaapfng faes-szt yards sEsd re-
peat. tvo in three. Ftsrse. TIC Menxy Al
ssseS sAssss a. stS3Fa.
Mo- & Trazffssg fsne --Thrrs- y snass
/ cess nskse beats. ase~s sap Ia ftsTs<. Herses
rauxf te ass ss.s: ia J.sfsxsssss csaRty. Msas
siiys5s~2 same a. stsse.
9ESsh
sAa Baseball nsasca
In IA. l4sesisx s2sssise her~e rssstnx rsrs
! --<s nese S.shs bali mfse. FnExv. So. frse
ms-n<y. -. seserks. tia
Trssfsnx rsxe-11N class kwsz two "a
tsrs~l Purs~. SITS. dixfsssss tsm, 1-s and
third hare ~ save sHfrnnrr fre-
RannSas rsc~-taa Es3e taxA- Purse
TIA fxsf hoFses SIS: se<asn1 hoese. -
sfEsss kswSe 10 snve <sfrx~ss< f<e
Free So afs-kxsz f~e tn tAsee tsstfFys s,
rar<ys4 Fvrse. efss. asss hcrse. ssses see,
csa hoss<s -. shsxss hcrss - save snssascs
f~e
slew rn~~--Fre~ se al. era hoese. 60
80 esd hws<. t1ee shsrs kozsr, O.
--Three 30 eater aEd tse 70 seast~ sn ever
! ssc~ sxeepa sax5se<s s&lsiie hcsse sak~l
! Enfvnnex s<~ 10 an rsses le ;ser exss-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

srcxass YkIls. Jga@ - Albert Cad
wsy, usso wss <Ernek ia the brad by Elmer
GarmsB daring . gt4asFei. WITH h~s q
sssa. died su sas h~s~Ssas sastss, The
szsraxssr - hatSsax as Il 4sest Gsf~sT
never recovered consciousness alter re-
fsrSx5 ns t&e As<5s<
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25
vANcoUvER WILL REsUlLD.

The City. Council Promptly Estab-
ltshes Fire Limits.
VANCOUVER. W. r.. June 2s.-As rcsult
OF Friday night's confiasration the city
ooHncii, In special session. passed today .
firc- limit ordinance undef suspension Of
{ rules. The limit embraces all Of the
bunness portion of the city. Portland
capitalists offer money 90 rebuild the
burn, district with brick at 8 per cent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

convicted Of criminal oa;raxc On the 3
year-osd daughter Of Rev. A. Dietrich, was
sentenced by IsaRp 81 aras today 20 fifteen
uns looked upon his rsme - very serious
one. and fhought IN apology sssosld have
squared ~ and when he heard bis sentence
pfononnced h~ fell backward into hse
chair. eompissety psoNtratea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

Lack OBSERVATORY. Jane - Mr.. Baf.
nafd discovered q faint comet this morn
ing ~ o'clock. ia right ascension ! haas
n minutes: deelsnafsou north "a degrees
81 minutes. The eornes IL szavinx Rapidly
20 the northeast This II the fourth ts4srses
ksssud By Mr. Barnard ~ Lick observatory
snd the fourteenth discovered b. him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

thu eumpasy to tuild three fourths OF
nsi { of foat II msce.
Worx on the new st0p public sch II
b iidans b gong To Warsi, and ihs hs.us.
wii be ready for occupancy by Selsem-
Der l.
Grace seminary Is delayed somewhat fer
the reason th.t q slg,00s hui diss sAnn.st
be er ct d for s10.u00 TIE bujldinR conn
usitte~ have mosifed ,h,ir p sEs aud BIDS
with 10 opcns q on Menaay for the compile
ti,n OF the structure.
Brick Ia, inx IN the Lew IL county bank
buck has been gong forward sil the week.
swaffapt Il stoves teu sawmili, capac-
itv 1000 PER- day, viii BE Ia opesslton in
side Of thirty oaya
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

sAN fkssef.co. Jane 2ss-The corossrs
jury tn the Ease Of Ms. The
resa Honey. who died lAst
October and xbo, Il Was ramorssd, had
bern pssisonsd. tssfas brrsxht In . verdict
II teAth ffom sstssai causss. Consider.
aide snstjesi testimony wss taken.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

cIEvxLASn, June aA-Dssrasehes frera
FREMONT at II ocicrk tonight reports Mrs.
Hayes condition a prartieaisy1u y1unchangsst.
she IS stsil sinktng sio~iy.
At II o clock the fsmis, have not yes ~
siret. There IL no a not the family CON
slider recsvery doubtful aud are wasehi
every sympscm and change, in fear 81 she
wort. President and Mrs.. Harrison sens
telegram of - mpafhy today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25
An rxoxxrous SUICIDE.


Dxsysx. Jane 2s--A Cheyenne special
says: saion r. wsIls, prominent lumber
merchant and an old settler OF wyoming,
committed snieife ese day lest week un-
der peculiar circumstances lie arranged
q scafsold Ia his barn In the fora Of an
incline.
Climbing 10 the top OF this, he fastened a
rope t. his neck assf the other end 70 an
oyeYnead heeA. Tie tnen drank b boffie
OF laufacnm and rolled OF when In an ssu.
Conscious state, breaking his n<eh and
causing insfanssneous death.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25
The siege ef Fort .u rr,ne..

Nkw Nasx. June sA--Captain shaw, of
the steamer Delta, which arrived last
night from Port de fsix states that Gen
ersl Hippolsse had arrived Cape Haysi.
aud was nb..us 10 rejoiu she ar be.
fore Port au Prince Ii T. stated thai the
city IL IN aysrs exciscf condition. ie-i-
ime hss refused TO leave ..r espi "a at.s,
aud there are grave f.ars OF an insusrsc-
"a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

HAvxRSfRAw. n. r., Jane q There
was biaody riot between Hanessians and
'olored men IA the brick yard 81 Jones'
p.sint yesterday. Four Huusaslans were
shot One n dead ard sn ther Is a, Ing.
The riot ~as started b, The Hnus asiaus
ftying To dr.wn . cuivred mgn further
trouble - expected
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

OLYMPIA. jane zs--Assp p. m. Sam Lad.
". Parker, a drunk, with . dirk In the
sssanrtssAl muscie at she left arm. ensssng
fne huFnersi sstefy and gssoanri0s small
instas wo2nd extending - the bone, ifs
vulvsux . hssnorrhass. The woxnss - moi
Saux~rfvuS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25
ON CIsICkAMAUOA's RlELD.
Cnien asd Confederate Veterans
VIII Rssrnce The1s Lloos.

Grams. president Of The Society Of the Army
OF the Cumberland. hes received from thu
committee Of arrangements q Chstsa.
nooes the programme Of the next annual
meeting 81 the society In that city IN Sep
tember, Local committees have been or.
gan!xed. and the preparations now In pro
gfess are an great scale.
A yesy large re union Of Confederate
veterans will occur ~ the same time.
t1olonel Kellogg. in charge 81 completing
she saaps 81 Chiekamsnea, will take al
ntags OF thss stheYinx of Confederates
te perfect the location OF their lines OF,
osYscsai mnps-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

Bcstea's Ciab Dtsgraesd Ca1eane
Waite washes rev Ysrh.

-s~~ - S~.Se NV A0u4<
INDIANAPOLIS. June 2s.--fnaianapoIle 8.
Boston D. base hits Indianapolis "a. Bos-
ron ?. Umpire. Curry batteries; IN.
dlanapoiis, O. txein and DAILY: Bustost.
Garrison aud Bennest
CLEvRLANp. June ~ Cleveland q. Phil.
adeiphia 4 Base hits: Cleveland IL Phil
sdeiphi y. krfofs. Cleveland 4. Phflodel.
rbis & Umpire, Mctlsaie. batteries.
Cleveland, hakels aud saysier; fhIiaijel.
phts, Csssy snd Clements.
CHICAGO, June A.--s,hicago O. Sev York
o Base hits: Chicago 8, New York /. M.
rors. Chicago !, New York g. Inspire.
lynch. Batteries. Ghicaxo, Gumbeft ~
Darling; New York. Crane aud Eu ine.
rgrr>Brs ss, Juue 2s-~piifAbufg I II
third, In fourth. washinston & Daso
hits: Pitsburg -, waahingf0n Il Erfosp:
Fiitsbnrx z. Washington q Umpiru. fcos
sensieB. Batteries: PiftsburR. Hfaley nsd
Lsncr: Nashiustnn, Healy and Daly.
rHitApkiwisIA, Jnne 2A--Atklstles Z.
Hslsim0re 10.
bsooxISx, June 70 -The regular
umpire Was absent. AID Psasch was sub
stitutsd. The Columbus team refused -
play under Peaech, aud this Hamo von
given 10 BROOKLYN. b. . seore Of - 4
Later they Auaiiy decided 10 play o4 she
po-tpsned game. Score: Brookiyn Z. c.
luUbus H.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

LOUISVILLE. Jsne ss.--in He'll county
Saturday B. W. Norwood of Birmingham.
Ala, sss shos down by an Italian named
Tony CarxSasso heMause he refuss>s T.,
wishhof sn employees aaRes 50 pay isr
bread bought arasassa and his hfesher
Toe Italians were captured Toay ass
ssnrhed aud hts brother furnef over b. the
antnor.ties A. th were taking him to
jail shot Vas drsd from ambasn, ksllsns
him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25
KLLENsBu.a NEWS.

Guarding Against Firs--1ravel 60
the Mtnso.
kLLExsBuRs, June ~ The city council
tonight ordered the purchase Of . 81 am
Ore engine and 100 feet additional Of
hose: also the construction Of two more
cisterns for Are purpose
The EliensouFg Odd Fellows donated Is
to the Johurtown sutefen.
Two more bricks are contracted
for. and buiiding ID going ahead briskly
Stages 10 the 0kanogan mines are
crowded. and the road over. the mountain
10 reported in nnt,cla condition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25
naSsos AAS sSHAh ~ bOSO.
The Law Permits rr.sspostaston
Across AsneS5coa Tsrr5tuvv.

wAsHrxsroS. lune ~ -ssssessos Bep.
barn has given an orsnion 10 the ~eysfasy
OF the tressmry that there Is nethsnx in ss.e
iaw - rsuhIsst the isudisx ef Fsssuess
Iaiarers who desire rssr~iy to Eass fIfsuush
the territory ef the rEss~d states tn srssssf
Tie 9aSSslssn aFn4e ssn the srpisraf5slss
fsss landing ~ San Francisco ~ : prms~y
Of Aluess aesrsrsss 10 Gaia ssond s.sisg
essefet faf shstr deg4rsare froan trassed
sfa.es tssSftosy The agsssnN.issa wAs
Erasstssf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

The south Asssssiis ministry hss ~
ssxsief-
Near Woodstock. va, sunday, Wms
Hama fataiiy shat bis wills and then Ill
hlnssif iaasousy.
Tesnnefas8fe sf q ~ AtH1ar WoW
YORK 20. Chisa9ss. co. 50 PAIL "a. Wtnme
peg. 81 New Ursends, ~
Moses ~ Haas ~ Etah he's beeu -
y<sisfs4 esstef ~ shs account d3visl6u -
the gsfssssI lAna asj5es
Tbs Frsnth ss4 strengthening thsif hot
tssssa iss fae EsixsEsss sr'Sastd Tahiti hostn4
s&saaassi centred 9ssr tst IseffA HF0MH
eighty miles .itss2ns AIrea1r French ~
fEoytte = supreme on The ahsna I'D -
assssa FfesafyN.
TIE tnssfsorsag gsHrfoerasie eommjtfse -
Ssw ssszsss fas 5scs9ef 20 held snofb4x
e<spssr sa1 ssfh She kepnbfifan un3cqM
sxaasn.fi@e. atkb . ssNe ~ w@ktfMx ~
hasraessY + favsf 81 sshsehnot This NJ
- ssess4 tsrsss sfsfs fssa nslntsjesHo WIN
sef$ei1~s sits mstsstf7 ~ szse ~ tp9
ftssssfssssssl ezssssenIfsizss atresNtse ~ -
* r1ss ~ sy.s ~ stss tHesemeut
4 s~~rsss~ s.erm rsvsged ne eun9N
Ne .f afbary, MO. Friday. The -
II y Nilfixsss. sssse asstss <1<e -
ssrsyss ntIli.mss hfs syess-S>e -
ass saxstksF "a isw. Mn, G. - -
~s<e fssssntfy sfts<d. Mr. W1u1oUe
4 ress sse1 fhYe1 eeftlms boosy 49,
E7@ flege az Lnts <z1g wn4 10Y
sesssts ass6 fxn ~ tAf1r< fo1@ u'se.sx
.rfns<s vs,sf sf}tsx Nrm 6s91e 49,
ssxfsssssxs We ~ tezefnee4 n - v>e7usy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

RE Alsre Hssusaang rrea nanea-
wAsHrSoroH. June N.--Wcrd has heen
reesivsd q he navy dspAFsn<ns sAas sosns
81 TIE sarvisnrs ef H. An<sican ness q
samca asssr re hnrri ane have STARRED ~
san fsAnc1sce nsss1cr c<snvoy o{ tie Al r.
iuis. Icmpor<rs feBetFs wesp mss3e kestare
toe starr. = nich hAsrs IL - believed. r n
aesed The ve@es AAwosthy enough ~
undersske the vuyage. vAieh uadef fayor-
ane Circumstances should hc made in
thirty q torsy DAYS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

s~uxAxx Fakas. fune "a Nseonx essm-
moac~a ~ lag hsseh aa the Ne&ieal Lake
sxssans asyssm sctsy. Thrre stexs<- Viii
- e<~s.asxs III Il wear
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

OMAHA. Jane aA-The wSrk Of scrsasne
hsnasc of arbitration ~ as5uises,e MAJ.
tes between the Union farifc and the
brotherhood es Locomotive Enxiuess
ses rvsumfd this mesainx. NansSsf
hsIdwin will rwprvscat the csmpmny. aud
thasrnan Snemsn the ergsneer>. and
they viii deside upca 3 third man, the
beard 10 sausiss Of snrte members II is
reported that C. Gown IL the fAvcsisc
among the engineers for the third place.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

caAsIFsreS. ! C.. June "a. The trial Of
Or. l. b. Mob " far the murder ~ Captain
:. ". Dawson. proprietor ef the Nssss asd
Ebarsev, bxsan this muFaing The court
ioam was erewd.a Til. jur, secured eon-
sists of ave white and sers IA cztierd.
pssrtrh w~~~ - rn-...s
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sss1y usas tar she nnrs<s u xal usA>s
wns 6otAy - fex tuiy 4
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~ 4kfnkcecFofS pf the cuxJ
sxx mn tha rnVa.,xa a.stk

Ifsm tnt ftfcNut tsEiff
Idaho. en rssu from ks>0Nu
: atsle. an f.snd t~enfs-sve poANUlI -
.pinrn- ye pstunds w.Fe found ia sch
5 eve of @ Al in The p,rtef's ro M. tes,
lsous DIS in - ise IN ahr ps~try .ruosn and
ave p unsis H. lsrs bnx is enc OF She
ste arsi's Toasss
Jai,n> n imna. Jareb FnSx, porter, and
y. Nage trttrywsn. acre ~ e. Cd efs
sn>pirio ahd viii have . hearing q 10
.'ci,ck tomorrow morning befors United
stat Com issioner woosis. The Idaho
was detained four hours.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

JUMP IN tire price dYV0s0UI
hs fact that the Standard pe0i'st "
brought ab. snt sest,es ens ~ their asrrs
mens with the ffodncrrs' Prate tive Asse-
t1s ION VIA cs was a'st expected tsexpire
until Juyf Bs this Ak cement the stand
ard OIL Company hsd tfie call on syxo ue
barrels held by the association, 81 = rents,
vi b csarses ,tbce November l, Is-.
PrIsHuRs. June AI-Thsre was int se
excitement ou the petroleum exehange to-
dsv The market cp~ned af xssse, and
with rush was forced up 10 SssOi itsorc q
halt wss made. The decline was . mosf
as rapid, ahd at 130 the market had gone
back to soc. There sse fears that many
brokers win be hurt II 10 said the adup-
ton Of proposition 20 deal In futures 70
day Was TIE cause Of the sharp advance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

Whsis bassss uf 81 1ges end esssnss
NJ Krae<s hsse ahseted aa<s sunx
Here ssse sf~tntzet. espyibg e;ns1
That ever h&r dwelling r'scs aunw
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II. Z. 9. yseses, : gsss.sss, e z e
- - sssA''ss. !. = - <'s,. - :
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:. ssa fslfsss 81 all +" said Rose.
That lssnsd from . sassier Of sYssen,
. Aad reign b. the right 81 my charms,
Ia Flora akssnintoG. gaesn
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NOTICE.

NJ. n n Hrsxx~. Il ncxseT Hssxtea Co.
saakers. MAS ci<esea s>fessry ef th< aap
ssrewsv. A>ssetassrss ss lbs beAFa 81 avs
ss.s4 s.sssss.~f ~ she xnrsAf rse~tsak ef the
sls..k hssssisrx. Aesa Mar 8 ire<. ssrr !.
waf~sss rr~axxed NJ. ", n~xne~i es sssos
auasni~. wsss ars - parch@~sax Ax~ft 80
he raneA anfxs ssaysh<x ac<tsxS
kiCHARp JEffS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

Ngw YORK, june A--The works ef the
Manhattan Brass Casapany were burned
tnss morning, toes. s1Sj.00.
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HELENA. Mont, June ~. - Advices
received state thst Disastrous timber Arss
are raging west Of here ON the Northern
Pacific. The Ciarke's Fosk bridge Of the
Northern Pacific road. eco feet long. wss
burned this morninG. Much delay aud
damage 10 occasiOned BY the fires.
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hing Ia dc. with turing tsoa1n fsssEl ill.,
-fsice. or the scores ia Carlson c8ttsea
All. u Il elsimesi. was the on sfewth ii the
serifc, rhieh MAS sisnyiy that the proof
sbowcd Crsnin To b. = spy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-09-24
Excursion to Washington.

The Triennial Conclave of the
Knights Templar will be held in Wash
ington, d. C.. October 9Th to 18th,
1889 and will be largest gathering of
its kind ever held in the country.
Excursion tickets will be sold to
Washington from all stations on the
B. & o. R. R. for all trains October
9Th, 9th, 9TH and 9Th at rate of one
fare for the round trip, valid for the
return journey until October 31st, in
elusive.
October is one of the pleasantest
months in the year to visit Washing
ton and inspect the magnificent pub
lie buildings, museums and monu-
ments.
During the period of the conclave
popular excursions will run by the
B. & o. from Washington to Gettys-
burg, Harper's Ferry, Luray Caverns
and other points of interest.
Passengers are landed in Washing
ton at the B. C o. station, one block
from the Capitol. Guide books to
Washington will be furnished upon
application by all B. & o. agents.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-09-24
8 Fairs at one Time.

The Annual Fairs at Winchester,
Woodstock and Staunton will open
on Tuesday, October 1st. and con-
tinue until Friday the 4th, and our
citizens will enjoy the privilege Of
seeing all three in the same week.
The management of each have
spared neither time or expense to
make them complete in all depart
ments and all have secured new at
fractions, and our people should turn
out in good numbers and encourage
their efforts, there are no better edn-
Gators than these exhibitions, they
broaden our views and let us see what
our neighbors are doing, and what
we can do With the same effort. Visit
all three; you will be sure to see
something in each that will more than
repay you for the little expense in
Cured in making the trip.
The B. & o. will have placed on
sale from all stations on the Valley
Division, excursion tickets to Staun-
ton, Woodstock and Winchester, for
all trains September 3Oth To October
4th, and good for return until Octo-
Der 9Th. at one fare for the round trip,
with 80 cents added fer admission 10
the fair and its. many attractions.
Don't fail TO visit all three.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-09-24
$500 More from MIR. Rouss.
[From the wInehester News. 1

[From the Winchester News.I
At a meeting of Directors of the S.
V. Agr'l Society, lastSaturday, Pres
ident Lewis reported the receipt of a
check for $500 from Charles Broad
way Rouss, Esq, of New York city,
for the benefit of the Society, making
the third gift of the same amount, in
as many years, from this remarkably
large-hearted and generous gentle
man. The brief letter accompanying
the check, conveyed the gratifying
Information that Mr.. Rouss will take
day off from his pressing mercantile
duties to attend the fair, which will be
his first vacation since his last visit
to Winchester. OF course he will
be gladly received by representatives
of the Society and his many friends
in this city and county. The follow
ing resolutions, offered by Col. Bur-
ton, were unanimously adopted by
the Board:
WHEREAS, In the superabundance
of his liberality to this Society, Chas.
B. Rouss, ESQ.,, of New York Civ.
has made it a third donation of five
hundred dollars, making an aggre-
gate of fifteen hundred dollars dona-
ted in all
Resozoed, That the hearty and unan-
imous thanks of this Society be,
and are hereby rendered to him for
his very generous and unsolicited lib
erality in the present and past in
stances.
Resol0ed, That an invitation be ex-
tended to Mr.. Rouss to visit the com
ing Fair of the Society, and that ar
engagements commensurate with his
Hberality be made for his reception
and entertainment, should he accept.
RESOLVED, That as slight recogni-
ton of his generosity to this Society,
the new artesian well on the grounds
OF the Society he named the "Rouss
Artesian WeH,'' and that its title be
emblazoned on the building covering
the well.
Reso1Ued, That the Secretary be.
and is hereby instructed to suitably
engross these Resolutions under the
seal of the Society, and forward them.
as early as possible to Mr.. Rouss.
ReSot0ed. That the three local news
papers be furnished copies of these
Resolutions with request to publish
them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-09-24
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