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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-A YOUNG CARPENTER, WHO Is
w college graduate wiling to make himself useful
His Worth Address ss.9 Once &c '1h
WAMTED-BY sETTLED COIoRED WOMAN,
n p:ee s e. G0Gs snd e As.,s in wsshns and
est. bet south Cay. and New Jersey ave. Sc. It.
WAANSTEp..BY 4 SoLoRkP GIRL 16 YEARS
ply at 1924 goth St NV. III sP-
WHNETED.s,so 70 picks AGENCY FOB COOKS
7th 81. NV. Also European Steamship Agent n1S.6t
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY OPERATOR ON
kind n wn. to ss Mt for
salary. Address &C. E., Star office. nia-3t:
WANTED-BY AN ENGLISH GIRL. SITUATION
y ~ a. chambermAid and Waitress. Address e2a L
WANTED-A SITUATION BY AN EXPERIENCED
w middle-aged Coachmsn, a good Horsemsn and .
ese Driver Address, for ten days. Boz - Star
WANTEpIBY GoLoRED GIRL A PLACE IN
Family aoss S AND
WANTED : BY RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
w Girl, Situation Lady's Maid and Sewing or
H sgs Maid Can furnish city reference Address
WANTED-IAT HEADQUARTERs- POSITIONS
n
NJ ANTED-BY A YOUNG CoLORED MAN, A
sinson as waiter s II drger reference gr
w Nurse or to do General Housework; satisfactory
references. Apply present employers, S19 i.
WANTED-BY MANNED. INTELLIGENT ENG
w Esh Gentleman OF temperate habits, lately ar-
rived, aged thirty-two. Situation. Is a very good
penman and accountant. Address. for one week, d. J.
B., Branchvle. Md. near Washington. DC. nI2-3t'
WANTED-A SITUATION BY COMPETENT
w white girl as Chambermad or Laundress in a first
address, ssaS oSs Please
WANTED-BY A CHINESE COOK WHO WAS
w with California senator last winter, Place;
understands Cooking haE I'm all Itch
AoQIess CHlNA. Star once. nll-3t'
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, FIRsT-CLASS
w Stenographer and Typewriter experienced rapid
accurate Position not less than III week; where
good " ork will be appreciated. Address MISS S:
care Star Office n11-2t.
WANTBD-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG COL.
w ored Woman a Place Chambermaid or to do
General Housework. Please call address 4OS1S New
Jersey ave. NV. nlI-2t'
WANTED-BY A COLORED GIRL A PLACE AS
,yxv COOK or General House Work in a Family Of
~ ANTED-BY A NEAT GERMAN GIRL STU
" alton as Chambermaid Seamstress Address
42l 18th st. Sc. nl1-2t.
MANIFESTATIONS FOR THE BEST COOKS
w Coachmen. Maids, Housemen, Seamstresses,
Farm. and Dairy Hands (main office, reception and
bagYa r.. rooms connectedl BURNHAMs.
WANTED-EMPLOYEKs WILL BE FUR
w nished Highly Recommended Clerical Applicants
also Wetrained Servants any nationality at short
notice, without charge at the CITY INTELLIGE NEE
OFFICE. I'll G st.n.w. se2l-4St'
MANIFESTATIONS BY A YOUNG MAN OF
Nv eighteen; references given. Address ]. C. L.,
WANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOK KEEPER OR
w Correspondent. Am u rapid pennan; experience
and willing to devote my whole time Reference
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-MONDAY, NOVEMBER IL, LADY'S GOLD
~ Hunting case Watch, IL anne OF owner INSIDE,
coming from list st. bet and to Treasury depart
ment. or in Treasury department suitable reward il
lett with CAPTAIN OF1HE WATCH, Treasury dept.
II OST-THURSDAY NIGHT LAST, A LARGE
~ silver Monogram Breastpin. Of special value to
owner. Reward il left at 1880 st. n12-2ts
T OST NOVEMBER O. BLACK GORDON
~ Setter Dog, Leather Collar; liberal reward will
be PAID to the one returning him to 446k 9th ST. sw,
or SOB 9th st. NV. nll-2ts
STRAYED AWAY FROM 1923 ST BAY HORSE,
~ with three white feet and white face Liberal re-
ward Will be PAID for return to above number. p.
CASEY. 1t.
0ST-ON WAY TO GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.
ALPackaye OF Papers in envelope bearing my name
heward II returned TO LEON TOBRINER, Attorney
at-IAN 81 AZ ST. NV. IT.
7 OSr-ON SATURDAY, GOLD LOCKET CON
~ tanning hair, with inscription its back suitable
reward. J.k.P. Star office. nll-2ts
/ OsT.s3 REWARD FOR INFORMATION LEAD
~ ing to the recovery Of . small Pug Dog with
BLACK face. Address 1927 Corcoran st. nll-3ts
i OST-ON SUNDAY, SHARK'S-TOOTH BREAST
~ Pm, with silver tip on end going from 9TH and X
SITS he. to st James church, 9Th sine Return 10
GAO st. and be rewarded. nII-2t1
STkAYED Or STOLEN ON THE 7TH INSTANT,
~ greyhound Dog co.or white; brown spots over
tail and around head; name Rover. Suitable reward
ana no questions asked if returned to owner 81 st
~. hao Oh new collar nY-3ts
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

1cOR SALE-AT LAUREL MD. "A NICE COUNTRY
Seat OF forty acres, fair buildings, half mile from
the town highest ground near Laurel. Montgomery
more. nio-Ht
II ARE INyEsTMENT-53A ACRES OVERLOOKING
IL broad sweep OF country, cooled during summer
~ almost continuous currents OF AIR up Rock Greek
sold rate Of 81 400 Price only $4,000 II
taken at oneel part cash. balance In four years In
qulfe at 1UO otn 81 Inv. nS-3t
I, OR sALE-wE HAVE SEVERAL FINE FARMS
II in Virginia and Prince Georges county, Nd, which
sell trade tor city property. these Farms
within mles OF the city and can be bought very
cheap J. i. CULLINANE & CO.,
most 0O9 + ST. NV.
IGOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COTTAGE; ROOMS;
II bay window, cellar under whole house a fine new
cottage; Quilt il the best anler; only squares
from station. Price. %. 300. Terms to suit
LEWIS HEATON,
n6-6t SO + st. NV.
EOR RENTING ACRES, NINE-ROOM HOUSE,
Il stable, 4 Chicken Houses, l25 Fruit Trees, $50
Grapes, Berries shade and Nut Trees site at 25th
aud L SITS. n.e.; $3.50 year. Call ut 14l5 st. ne.
1.oR SALE or EXCHANGE-BEAUTIFUL TRACT
4 10 west Of psrS
oe24-lm 18th and = sta
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ARCHITECTS.

i2i5 st. n.w-
sel8-3ms washington. DC
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

IroR RrNY-sl4 AND SIG 18TH ST. NV. NEXT
II The Sh,( cham. New aud Handsomely Furnishe
Apartments on FIRST second and third oors; private
baths. &C. n4-lm
INOR RENT-SEyERAL ELEGANT LARGE ROOMS
IL furnished or unfurnished. single suite, WITH
BOARD; would suit Senators; also Table Board rood
home living. At lilo stn.w ocl2-eolm.
LNOR RENT-ls24 II ST, LARGE. AIRY COMM
Il ntcating Rooms suite single: convenient
Metropolitan Club. War and Navy departments; suit
able for receptions. Caterer allowed. oc2l-lm
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FOR RENT-FLATS

INoR RENT-A FLAT OF FOUR PARTLY FUR
Il nished Rooms First Floor, for Light House
keeping: range in kitchen. 2l3 Z st NV n93t'
NOR RENT-l22l 32D ST. WEST WASHING
Il ton. Iwo Flsts; rent 80 and IS for each. Inquire
ut PAINT STORE nol-lm.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

TCoR RENT-DEsIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, WITH
= steam neat and elevator service. in the Lehman
pulidIne, l4zo ny ave. A. l. COUMBE.
ho-lm 1928 NY. ave.
IroR RENT-DEsK ROOM FOR REM In LARGE
Il roomy front Office first floor
n2-lm W. HOPKINS a CO, ls2oFstnw
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FOR RENT--STORES.


IrOR RHINESTONE, CELLAR AND THREE
4 Rooms; nrst floor; mod imps.: excellent location
for bread cake and pie baker any business. go y
st. NV, opposite High school. nl2-2ts
ISoR RENTING LARGE STORES WITH Gel
Il lar. 81 and GA 18th St Also Two Upper Floors
Inquire ROSS THOMPSON, National Metropolitan
Bank. nj III
Il to 403 18th ST. nll-lw.
troR RENT-ST0RE ROOM AND FIXTURES OF
Il an Established Dry Goods Store; entire frst floor
ana cellar 81 Inc Riley building, s.e cor. 9th and
sts NV; Sis per month A. s CAYwooD. aB3
Sth St NV. n9-N'
LOR RENT = FINE LARGE STORE. CENTRAL
location, adjoining New Lincoln Hall aud near Pa
ave. Call and see IL at 4l9 9th St NV ocl7-lm'
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-TO GIVE AS PART PAYMENT ON
w Lot in town or ut Brookland, Takoma Ecking-
ton SQUAD, 6-year-Old, wel-bred 1rottng and Sad
die Horse; good Harness, Buggy, Bride and Saddle.
Address, giving full particulars p O. Box city It,
WANTED-BASSOS AND TENORS WHO WISH
w VOCAL Training without charge except singing in
CHOIR call at Ascension church on Wednesdays at
Entiance Oh I2th st. near alley. IT.
w inish guaranteed. Apply SO Defrees st. nI2-2ts
WAN !ED-FOR FIRST CLASS HAIR CUT GO
w to the Phiadel hia Artist. SOB l4th st., above
Fennsylvan ave., opposite Willaru's hotel. n1l-2t'
WANTED-TO PURCHASE BIRD DOG,
w POINTER or setter; must he sent on trial; well
bred, thoroughly trained not too old, and very
sonable III price, for character of animal offered. Ad
dress L-AS 3, star Office. nl1-3t
WANTED-HOkSES TO PASTURE WINTER AND
w summer; keeping horses o specially; orders
ceyed at Allison Majors stable address H. c. U-
LEY, Rockville Md Best OF references given.nl Linn
WANTED-SALOON, FOR CASH; CENTRAL;
w dwelling attached. Address CASH, Star office
n9-3t'
WANTED-H; BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH
w Prices for Second hand Furniture, Carpets and
Feathers. Entire households u specially. Address
2lO 18th st. s.w. no
NNANTED-TO PURCHASE A CLAIMS BUsI-
w ness. Address H.IA, Star office, stating number
ana Character OF Claims and price desired. n9-3t-
AANTED-SUFFEKERS YOU CAN BE RE
w Yltalized and nude permanently attractive by
my TRUE system OF practice. You NEED NOT
suffer or be diseased. Call. Mrs. DR.. Z. J. SMITH,
ol| ST. NV. nest
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SMIrH,s COMBINATION "DAhr" sAxAAi
- For Ladies' aud Gents.
SOL 9Th st. NV.
oc2-3m Boys and Girls bafettes.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

E'oR LEAsE-THE GREAsoN ROUSE, LOCATED
Il on the northwest corner OF 18TH and Nv u
offered tor Lease Tor period Of four aud three
months; reasonable Will given n good ten
ant. THOMAS IA. FIELDS, Trustee,
nolw 50 Fendall Building cor. ~ and ID Its. IA ".
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ffN +. BILL0PP, COUNTY SURVEYOR, IAINIE
u Georges County, PostOftice, Glendale, Nd
Particular attention paid 10 laying out towns and
town lots n2-s,tu. trim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-12

ssrUyHE WORLD DO MONE"-hEMEMBER THE
il .Ierrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has cut the
prce.: watches cleaned. Ell nrst-clAss InAnspriIxa
Warrant ted year. IL AL clock and Jeweiry work 81
the lowest prices Tie cay. oeIy coInpettion-
lzl4 st. NV. aul7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-12

INOR SALE A RAKE ChANCE-Ml LIQUOR
Il store and Sample kOOln situated in the heart u
the city; doing good business, and Of !
superior quaIIty. long lease house: cheap rent;
house has Is roos complete order, all modern IL-
proyements; good reasons Tor selling Address IN,
Star office.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-06-19
CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
New York, Charleston and Florida Lines.
Three Steamers per Week to and from Florida


Cherokee via Chas' m. Thursday, March q, am.
IroquoiS. via Chas n. Sunday, March "a, 10
Seminole via Chas H.. Thursday, March %, p m.
Cherokee, via Chas' Sunday March 81, a.
LrOQu0is, via Chas Thursday, April q, am.
FROM New YORK FOR FERNANDINA
Delaware, via Chas Tuesday Feb 26, p. m.
Yemassee, via Chas' H.. Tuesday, March 5, 8 pm.
Delaware, via Chas m. Tuesday, March IL, p.
YemaSSee, via Chas'n Tuesday, March 10, p. m.
Delaware via Chas'n H.. Tuesday. March 26, p. m.
FROM FERNANDINA. FOR New YORK.
Delaware, via Chas' H.. Sunday, March 8, pm.
YenaSSee, via Chas Sunday, March 10, p m.
Delaware, via Chas' n. Sunday, March IL, p.
YemaSSee, via Chas Sunday, March "a, p. m.
Delaware, via Chas Sunday, March 81 p. m.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-06-19
FROM New YORK FOR JACKSONVILLE.

FROM New YORK FOR JACKSONVILLE.
Seminole, direct t Tuesday, Feb 26, p. m.
Cherokee, via Charleston Friday, March l, p m.
Ir0guois, via Charleston. Friday March s, pm.
Seminole, direct ...... Tuesday, March IL, p.
Cherokee via Charleston. Friday, March Is, p. m.
IroquOis, direct Tuesday, March 10, p.
Seminole, via Charleston. Friday, March %, pm.
Cherokee, direct Tuesday, March 26, p.
IroquoiS, via Charleston Friday, March 90, pm.
From JACKSONVILLE FOR NEW YORK
Cherokee, via Charleston. Sunday, Feb. "a, 12noon
Ir0QuOiS, via Chales n Thursday, Feb. %, 43O am
Semin ole, via Charles n. Sunday, March 8, am
Cherokee, via Chas Thursday, March z, 9 am
IrOQuois, via Chas n. Thursday, March IA, m
Seminole,via Chas n Sunday. March II, m.
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nrsMAnok AND MS cIoAns.

bismarck Is. as General Grant Was, an
inveaerate smoker, and according 10 Or.
Kohat, who Is the Boswell to Blsmarck's
Dr. Johnson, the great chancellor. both be-
tore and since be achieved that station,
has been In the hahls OF turning his cigars
10 account Two instances are wei worth
repeating.
Daring the battle az Konsrtx bismarck
became quite uncertain and uneasy about
the probable result. aud while In this mood
CHANGED TO nseel.Moltke. 10 whom be offered
a cigar, and from The chancellor case the
great stgStsgtst carefully sesecsed The best
cigar IL contained Bismarck took con-
fort, thinking that the chances could NOS
he desperate when the general was cain
enough 10 SPEND 50 much time on the Sc
lcstsoa otaa cigar,
Toward TIE close Of the same battle an
tre3dent occurred which Is related in his
osn words.
i Acaras2 ny las esgSs darsnS tue battle as
= zlss@g hea Is hss ireasUre. ( psilssed Ia g3cw,
srF evanrs the arissh "a Asur when. after the
hattie sas wsn, ooaaa smoks Il ga peace Eai
{ - mtsea lealsfst ] SAw . p0or waandes
tfAeeoa. Re lsy thses on the assd helpless
wstA ectA srsns ssaasaea. Ana aaszpefsa Cor
saEas kInd II selet wsnt t4roaga ny rcckeas
bat saaaa o4ls ne2ey. An8 TAI weal1 ae& help
Gisa Eas @ast stlA a12 . ans cigar TAls I
stsatat fgz aim asa ssas1 IL ssswe~a Ass txexh
T4H eaxhf - bare seNa thar psar tsli&w's crate.
r. sRailsi Ne cigas ever tAssea 81 good 10 sae
- tass ens whsch 3t3 nas szneke."
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where the Land Goes.

Professor n. S. saaler. IN the Chsui auqusn.
Every spring-Iime all the broad
stream sheets ich are creeping down the
slopes to the margins of the rivers are con-
veying ont large store of sold matter
from under the earth. This material goes
forth in a state of complete solution TO
the sea and remsins suspended until II is
appropriated by the plants and through
shem by the animals and laid down as
sediment on the ocean floor. The effect of
this constant teaching ont Of the rocks
which compose the under earth is that the
surface OF the lands is in all cases gradually
sinking down by the under wear at the
same time that they are wearing down by
over wear brought about through the
action OF the surface waters
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rnKs1D9srs, PHOTOGRAPHS
Mr.. Harr3yrm Has Net Had His Tnker
ganee He was Elected.

Mr.. Harrfvr1 Has Net Had His Taken
@Eace lie Was Elected
yauoeAl Democrat
HAS President HARRISON been photo
graphed since he entered the Waite
house -
He has not been photographed, aud the
pictures of him now sold are those taken
during ais term IS United States senator.
1t IS very difscEIt 70 gel public man 10
SIT for : photograph just after be has
entered once. President Cleveland was
not photographed after his election until
within q year before his second cam
paign."
Have al the cabinet officers had their
pictures taken lately ?"
al except PoStniasser-General Wanna
rnaker. Pictures Of Mr.. Wanamaker can
rot be oetained for money. Taere is but
one negative of him in existence, taken
nineteen years sgo. It Is in Philadelphia
but can not he used 10 make pictures 10
sell. OF course Mr.. Wanamaker has been
approached a number of times with re-
vnests for sitting. Ii is understood that
he uin grant the request some day, but
when that day will come. nobody knows.
Mr. Wsnamaker's picture is the only one
of the cabinet that Is now missing from
the collection OF their admirers"
What member Of the cabinet has the
largest sale for his picture?"
1t would be impossible TO answer that.
As rule groups OF the cabinet are wanted.
The saieof paragraphs of public men II ex-
ceedingly varying at al times. When an
appointment is made or an election held
there is run on the picture OF the prom
inent man; or should he do anything 70
bring him inso the newspapers, very prom
inently the demand receives an impetus.
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s.cITIgESs FIRST, LAWYERS Az
TER"

The honors pail by the lawyers Of Se-
attic yesterday 20 the memory Of their late
brother Of the bar. Mr. O. Morris Haiier,
calls ~ mind an incident which pats =
phase OF Mr. Haller's character In verv
strong light x will be remen,-
t,efed that following the Gre. Shen
the effort was made 70 repla, the burnt
district. and In other ways to secure
some benefit from the disaster, there
was d sharp eouhict between public
and private interests Il was situa-
flon where a few leading lawyers. had
they chosen a selfish policy, could have
occasioDed great litigation and have de-
layed. II rot defeated, the rscupsration OF
the city. Mr.. Haller was among those to
whosn specially tempting offers were made
and by whom they were promptly de-
clined. tie not only declined, but took q
positive stand on the other side. The editor
recalls With pleasure visit paid him by Mr..
Halter nj this time III have called" he
said. ''to ask ron to suggest through the
paper that the lawyers Of Seattle should
meet and consider what their. duty 10 the
city Is Ia this emergency. As you are
aware, every property holder and busi-
ness man in this city looks to q
greater or less extent to some lawyer for
advice. and at this time much depends
upon the spirit In which this advice shall
Be given. The lawyers can keep peace and
assist In the WORK of rehabalHaiing
the city, or they can make CON
fusion and delay the good work OF
restoration. This Is especially time when
every mans professional interests should
be suboreinated 10 his duty as q citizen.
We should b esaissa Gra ard Iawyers after
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A 81 svsdeaee * Mormoa vsndietiTs-
assS. Aa4 - the RISKS yun BY those wao Ap-
paas against saeas. the following from the
SAT- Lake TrsA@ss Is OF interest:
81 wtH - Eeee,leetsa sAAs NJ Gslnez. vxssr
g. sssafysa6 . sae ez&ouHaSaf hsAse cases.
a. BE vas &fsSs& - ges a. the 0AsA- Boa. . !
EtSssss lsss Asr2 esrs g. hkz. BesHz re1ss asea
~ fa@ cNast. ~ gsT< as tsszsmaae YsSsssssA as
~ 84Amey rNpsgfad - Ce40zei EAkE kaat nss
Nasmaa sets @ars aat tnrewa tass 8saeA sna
k..ss hsesse8 Ea@se q Atx vsl@@s a. g. sc.
sA3 saSs &aSsAer ans nSt sska2g. Is sesE.x.
tlts0s3aFrs sAAt NJ 9al@at pAs Eaeas IA a.
tssass. Az& sAAt ~ A&4 10 PsoseSss0a aa@e- tie
.s9
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The Iowa authorities seem 70 hare csue
out VICTORIOUS from their long contest with
the railroads. The latter have At last con-
sented 70 accept the schedule Of rates
adopted by the railroad commissioners, on
condition that all suits by the state against
them are 70 be dismissed This. il is
claimed, viii greatly beneft Iowa, and also
give = stimulus to traffic throughout the
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DON FxpRo Will vrsrT sxArrIp

TAe lAsl&u eEaF@eur will vtss Se>se in us
tcaT fNfe8ga ths Z It'd stss date a { gixessb
s0r fss R@Fpase q Gn5s caf eew Il - sesss a14
~ As n hsSTs Nesc1 GAes 81 eea sasi3
tszrtasa cAzAf Eus4 "a ehss tsF k5A a. 81 seek
Ha& asTsstGe q "a, tN&s = SASS ~ are &s4nE Z
~ Ecxrant@e - gFvr yea Fs~ asess Es DC sT TIA
zass ~ sha1 has sgex e<-sa c1ees1 90 taEs eazsG
TIE essn pas ts nss tsxt4k1 n Esaa il
saa asa ~ tsre ~ call IS NNF ssUse 3rHN "A
. card. sat ea~ - NaF arrests sfls eA& On yan
aa3 xxNAsfa Eke ssxal J. X B3sye NasrA
Cab, - Fruat Etruxs. seattle
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The N{essEaa ta@a~iN. reserrsng ~ The
sias<msat Il E0stn&Sf@r-g2saeral wana-
aiasey. that tas namaer q pieces * nal
h@aaaless "a as department sagiag tas pass
year fsossa 90 - T.ass ~ 10. has taken
tlis pains - asass oas tA2s re hanass sAese
pieces oae nan woFkiag Ten hours . aAy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-15

Ii Is said thai the alleged escspade Of
Prince Albert Victor. added 70 the reports
that Wales has an iacurable disease, has
50 oppressed Queen Victoria that she Is
breaking down rayidiy.
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and counting one each second. womld re-
ausre $50 years tOcoupsete the job. II an
eaets monarchy 10 one man wouid at
tempt 20 do it in that time. but IN = Fepah-
lie nothing Is impossible
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The f,sstaness cited. and Others that mist
snggssst themselves On brisEess reelection.
densOnxtrate that Easrmindsdness thorough
and unvKryfng. is much rarer than i
reaseninx capacity.
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GRrAr FxcfrENRNr

Att K. Basyr's mammoth iswelry establish
msnt. every SATURDAY. to see who will get The
FIRST watch in me Different clubs An elegant
go d watch for 81 ave L. 40 installmeut plan.
Join n0w ana ssye money. ]. x. Basye Watch
Club, s0z Front street. seattle.
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A TOUGH
A Sheepherder Attempts Murder and
Resists Arrest.

A sheepherder, made crazy with liquor,
raised a row in a saloon last night and
fought a policeman and half a dozen
volunteer officers from lower Ferguson
street to the city jail. making desperate
resistance every step Of the way.
Frank Stewart is the desperate fellows
name and he has been employed as a
flock tender on Lone Tree. He came into
the saloon, declared himself owner of the
village and the best man physically and
ordered up drinks for the crowd. at the
same time displaying a murderous knife
and threatening a wholesale slaughter if
crossed.
A railway man present refused to drink
and Stewart slashed at him with the
knife, making a fierce onslaught on the
peculiar man who allowed a drink to pass.
A united move was made upon the muir
derous maniac and he was given to Officer
Ahrens, who was p~atrolling that quarter
of the town after the fire.
Stewart made a terrific struggle for lib
erty, but was finally carried to the city
hall, where it was necessary to do a little
iudicious clubbing before he could be
placed in the bull pen. The knife was
lost on the trip to the lookup.