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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16

HIGHLAND LIGHT, Mass, July 10.--An
unusually severe northeast gale with
rain prevailed last night and the sea Is
rough. Several small yachts were on
this point when the storm began. Nav
igation Will be dangerous for small YES.
sells during the next twenty -four hours.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16
SUFFERED THE PENALTY.
Michael BoIak Hanged in BeIvidere. N.
D., This Morning.

d, This Morning.
BELvIDERE, N. j.. July 16.--1fichael
Bolak, the Germ an who was convicted
at the recent term Of court of killing
fellow workman, was hanged in the
Jail yard here shortly after 10 o'clock
this morning.
The gallows was the same on which
Labbee was hanged in Paterson, and
was erected ON Saturday afternoon by
Hangman Van Ness. Bolak was formerly
a soldier in the Prussian army, and
could neither read, write nor speak
English, and was literally friendless.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16
The Committee wIn rake . Rest.

CHICAGO. July 16.-The senate inter-
state committee have closed their labors
here and the senators composing the
committee departed for their homes
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16

CARE MAY, July Minister and
Mrs. Muetzu and the attaches OF the
Japanese legation have arrived here and
will remain for ten DAYS.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16
THE REFEREE sURRENDERs.
11r. Fitzpatrick Walks Boldly Into Gov
crn0r Iowry's ONCE.

UTHUE 110WFy7B UMC0s
JACKSON, Miss, July 16.-There is a
new turn in the prize fighting sensation.
Kilrain and Sullivan are still being
sought for and warrant was also out
for the arrest of Mr.. Fitzpatrick, who
served as referee in the recent prize
fight.
Yesterday Referee Fitzpatrick walked
into the Office Of Governor Lowry and
said he was prepared to surrender HIM
self In order 10 answer any charges
against him. He was bailed in the sum
of 81 900 to stand trial for violating the
statute against prize fighting.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16

WASHINGTON, July 49, Breadstuffs
exports during June past aggregated IN
value s., ,925, ,05Ss against n 'es0, ,5s5 dur
ing june 1889.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16

HARTFoRD, July 10. Hartford has
released Nick Handiboe and signed
Henry Porter, formerly Of Brooklyn and
Kansas City.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16

Russell Harrison Dimes with Victoria.
LONDON, July 10.--Minister Lincoln
and Mrs. Lincoln and Russell Harrison
dlned with the queen last evening.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16

TRENTON, July l0.--The New Jersey
court of pardons viii hold session "a
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16

We viii Insert an enas column nnwnrfanA
mente o1 wants. For Rent, Fer Sale. Lost.
M0mm0s &c.s mot exceeding four l1man. ONE
WEEK. or Hesss for 2S cents.
, 1889-09-14

articles and the conditions for the
delivery thereof may be e in the
Royal Military Depot in St. Croix
and in the barrack in st. Thomas.
The Royal Military Depot st. Croix the
9th September 1889.
DITLEV DITLEVSEN.
, 1889-09-14
NOTICE.
TT anslation.

EGREEABLE to orders from the
AGovernment of the Danish West
India Islands, the aforementioned
articles required in 1890 by the
military forces on the Islands, are
hereby put topublic licitation, name
ly:
3,279 Yards Ravenduck.
$50 Flannel.
Is Pces. white woollen
Blankets.
1900 Pairs cotton socks.
CTS Doz. %pantaloon buttons.
$50 bone buttons (smalD
Written Tenders, marked
Tenders for Articles for
the military Depot St.
Croix 1885,"
may be forwarded to the Depot in st.
Croix on or before WEDNESDAY
the End October 1889, containing a
statement of the prices at which the
parties will undertake to deliver one
or more, or all of the aforesaid
articles. .
Each bidder viii be held to his
bid for Il days.
The tenders will be opened on the
above stated day at 3 O'clock D. m.
in the presence Of those who may ap.
pear, and information will be given
the party whose tender is accepted
by the Government from the Mill
tary Depot.
Samples of the. aforementioned
, 1889-09-14
Acknowledgements

RFOLGE Ordre fra Commencement
ct for de dansk vestindiske Ger
udbydes herved til Licitation Lever
ancen af uedenanf0rte Gjenstande,
SON ville believes i Diet Kongelige
Militaire Depot til Brug for H@r-
styrken i Aaret 1890 nemlig:
3,279 Yards Ravndug,
$50 Flonel,
Is Stk. hvide uldne Senge-
t@pper,
1900 Par Bomnlds Sokker,
675 Dusin Tinknapper,
$50 " Benknapper (smaa).
Skryaige ISBud morkede:
"Leverance til Diet Konge-
lige militaire Depot st.
Croix 1885,"
indsendes til Dep6tet paa St. Croix
indtil ONSDAGEN den. Eden Octo-
Der d. a. indeholdende AngivelSe af
den Pris hvortil Vedkommende vii
paatage sig at levere enkelte, nogle
eller allie de udbudte Gjenstande for
hver iser s@rskilt.
Byderne staa we'd deres Bud i IA
Dage.
Tilbudene vile derefter tlive
aabnede bemeldte Days Eftermid-
dag Kl. 3 OvervBrelse at de Kon-
kurrenter som MATTE indfnde sig,
og Undertaking ON Diet eller de af
Gouvernementet antagne Bud vii
blive Vedkommende meddeIt fra
Dep6tet.
PrGver af de ovennavnte Gien
stande og Conditionerne for Lever
ancen ere til Eftersyn i Diet Konge-
lige Militaire Depot paa St. Croix og
iKasernen paa st. Thomas.
Diet KOngelige MiIitaire Depot, St. Croix
den CITE September 1889.
DITLEv DITLEVSEN.
, 1889-09-14
N O T ! G E.

WN accordance with orders from
9the Government Of the Danish
West India Islands, the following
articles, to be deli0ered according as
required for the STATE TREASURYS ESTATES
from 1St October 1899 to 30M Septem-
Der 1890, are hereby offered for
public competition. viz:
For Estates Work & Rest,
Grange &c.
From 10 to 20 puncheons best Bran.
DIVINE Cornmeal.
10 to Is NJ. Boston Shingles.
Circa / HID. Smith ,'0al.
10 gallons Harness Oil.
100 blank Estate Reports
" 500 lbs. various sizes bar Iron.
Is yards best quality American
Bamboo.
so yards best quality Canvass.
" so pounds TallOw.
" IS Axle Grease.
2 M. feet white pine Boards.
Is lbs. 2nd quality white Lead.
g." 10 gallons Paint Oil.
" 20 lbs. packing Rope.
3 dozen best No. 3 Lyndon's
Hoes.
dozen best quality Lyndon's
Bills.
" SO fathoms tar Rope.
" 25 do. Manila do.
dozen l inch roller Buckles
for Mule Harness.
6 English Manure Forks.
6 pounds Saddlers' sewing
Irvine.
1850 lbs. assorted sizes, wire
or wrought Nails,
" 10 barrels pond Salt.
2 %puncheons of Is proof Rum.
NJ. feet of various sizes
pitch pine Scantliugs.
2 pans best Kerosene Oil.
2 doz. grass Knives.
3 lbs Lamp Black.
2 pairs Plough Handles.
% lbs. American Horse Shoe
Nails.
l cask Molasses.
l puncheon 25 proof Rum.
Written, Sealed Tenders, Marked
"STATF TRFAeIIPVc EcTATEc"
, 1889-09-14
N OTI E.:

&w u @4ws
SPIN accordance with orders from
@the Government of the, Danish
West India Islands, the following
articles, to be delivered dccoydinq as
required for the STATE HREASURYS ESTATES
from LIST October 1889 to 3Oth Septem.
Der 1890 are hereby offered for pub.
lie competition, viz:
For Estates Sion Farm &
Peters Rest &c.
From 20 to 25 puncheons best Bransass
DIVINE COrnmeal.
/" 20 to rs M. Boston Shingles.
Circ0 2 hhds. Smith Coal.
10 gallons harness Oil.
j" 1870 blank Estate Reports.
1000 lbs. assorted sizes bar
Iron.
80 yards best quality Canvass.
" 40 do. American Bamboo.
100 pounds Axle Grease.
" 50 do. good Ta!Iow.
3 M. feet white pine Boards.
"l,5OO DO. pitch pine Scantlings
OF various sizes.
so lbs. End quality white Lead.
10 gallons paint Oil.
key 100 lbs. metallic Paint.
3 lbs. Lamp Black.
" 10 lbs. packing Rope.
3 dozen best quality Ne, s
Lyndon's Hoes.
3""" Bills
4 Mule back Chains.
4 yards white Serge.
" 10 do. girth web.
SO lbs. tar Rope.
-" so Manila
4 dozen l inch roller Buckles,
tor mule harness.
" II English manure Forks.
3 ." shovels.
6 lbs. saddlers' sewing Twile.
=" 300 assorted sizes wire or
wrought Nails.
" 10 barrels pond Salt,
" 6 pairs wood OK Bows.
dozen grass Knives, (iron
hand]e).
l Horse Shoe Rasp.
" 80 lbs. Seaweed.
II casks best quality Da niyh
Oilmeal.
pun. 25 proof Rum.
4" 2 casks Molasses.
4 pans (each S gallons) best
Kerosene Oil.
25 lbs. American Horse Shoe
Nails.
Writtnn C,oll -orJorc Nall
, 1889-09-14
"STATE TREASURYS ESTATES

to be forwarded to the Government
on or before the 26th inst, embody-
ing a statement of the price of each
article to be delivered. The tenders
will be opened IN the following day,
FRIDAY, 9th inst. 8 o'clock Pm. in
the Government Se~cretary's Office, in
the presence Ofthe parties concerned.
The Government reserves the right
OF deciding within three days after,
which of the lowest tenders shall
be accepted.
Any article or articles advertised
for according to notice in st. Groin
A0is, 9Th September 1883, by which
("CLPCFO articles were likely to
be required to 30th September 1889
for these Estates, if not all required
by that time, will not be called for
after tenders have been accepted in
the present instance.
C~hristiausted st. Croix, 9th September
1889.
JAS. P. BRULEY.
Inspector Of State Tredsarys's Es.ates.
, 1889-09-14
Nritten. Soell TanderS. MarEad

STATE T.,1aoJ1Y'S ESTATES"
to be forwarded to the Government
on or before the 26,b inst. embody,
ing a statement of the price Of each
article to be delivered. The tenders
will be opened on the following day,
FRIDAY 9th inst, 3 o'clock PM.
in the Government Secrttary's
Office, in the presence of the par
ties concerned. The Government
reserves the right of deciding within
three days after, which of the
lowest tenders shall be accepted.
Any article or articles advertised
for, according to notice in the ST.
Croir 4vis of 5'h September 1888,
by which C"CLPCF") articles were
likely to be required tn 3Oth Sep.
telnber 1889, for these Estates, if
not all required by that time, will
not be called for after tenders have
been accepted in the present in
stance.
Christiansted St. Croix, 9Th September
1889.
JAS. P. BRULEY.
Inspector of State Trcussrsss1gssrA
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acsu@s The h0rs~r = fsw aasnshs asa Ard
$3.50 taereA5se- raaze ay-1ney-zx<yss $50
esszzry sxlssSr On the esrn<~ q Ike AID
fsz--rs ss-eets. lie nss4 RS srrza-zssun
fssr Essa&e ro-~SkGr wa8a ihs raecssssr-
rar<s Via re ess~ eaeTS sssea
iaszsktTg tkr~- xeasa re ra src@Ass
tsssat sse @s1ser Essea ca his sxEesa
a1e@ Lad - > ss-gr stock * xes sv~sss rs
sEAi - seSssraa~sess ~ Tie Lass e~ksrg 81
iAe r1Enx1 = rzs sexzSsexs not ~ exssrsz
TIE szaasass limits ezs. ns se-rra xs-sss 81
tasi Fsa-t a he essT z-z NJ Eas-1arsx ay-
ssErs.11a Sac . Eex1se vas shz-efore ~
5en.esi.
NJ ss1Sz-, Z night - stated. had c-n-
vAs~4 tAs saacon sss- tgseEs2 a&zseSi B-iwTs
vao has - rar i far hsn. wea2e he aAEa-
se1 s-sgaeeG IN tie fs0G hasine@s. Sex
shaca BE Ez& scared leense- Whss Ass
fz'sHoT license Was rsxaxee he dstsraazzsss
20 se4 o1f the ssfcca sEcck
a. asacslszs sale. Calming she rss-Af 10 do 50
T.rssss- hlS a2rssG-ee- lcrEse. lie wAs er-
e. Es9 II the bszssrexs whe1 yascel garssls-
srrsss. lie S@ys BE 81 eoztess the case.
aid has fnrnlshesi $50 lseasS sor hss az
rS2-s2ce sassore gzst&ee Rivers tzsdsv.
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ossir hrsr. ~ssves bis cisira 10 ne aarnzass-
srzsssr st ssss s~-zsr
lsse ersAse & Roh~rt x. s-~~x-x L.
ss-sss- has aesa n = rmssasse sss- w-r..e
AEse oaazsg - = slssax~sexsnse k~sxe~s,
srersssssrz Eaaz-cox .-A ss-wr s~~1~-
oFsT ssse sxexn.ann az sasssr frssss AM sssssss
AL Asry Elsen CGare-. s.s4se- sys ss,e
GsSEsers sx1sr The xs3 a-<
iszsse s-o s~ssssomsa sxx- fFasr -eraoYss
asss ssszsszsz-ew- The sxs-zzsss-S. hsyx.rs~
Fsslrrsezi before = h@mrsaw was hAa ARD ysa~
sT-s1T ihssr rsss--sazisnx ws-s znreTssss
assa nsss- rsTssrz. awrsrzes vita s~sfa :
zisarraEs asezss. & a tslevsse ssz srssss.. -.
2<asz-esazss Tsssss ala4 gkse xss s@asxeS ssExza
sAaa ssss.eztssss q Mr. rssvx~.
- tass estate .. E1ksn K. III an s-Eer
xszs24~sr nc sse sale .. esrxzaa rsa estate
u FrDFsse fgr the Y8Tsae-s ef Ssrss was
maze rpxs-s ae4-saz
An las@zslsg cgnap&2frs vas xwc-n oct
arzs-zsf ttsrsss MeSn-=asrk wHo ~As
arrested - oE4rers Ncc@sn Ara Toa-saa.
a7zc@v zl4et Es ~ h@ xx1Es1Esssss De-
so-~ 5n3gs Et~sorn sus4sv-
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No TRANSFER or LICENSES
Ihs 0ssnss Cas.zzsks.x~r.rs w.k@ sn rm
v@Stsnt an7snx-

sssa%2k 1snkfSz%-
Re hosrs 81 ceanfy commissioners de-
Trsssa rs seSszuz. vss.ersszv. 1sA1-sEy 3 road
n.as.Tsess a-se 2sasssszg td.ss- An fsas.s-sar.:
rsS4sg wzs rzasse in The -a:zer - s-zns.
ss-ssnx AasoF laeases- T@say Ike n~x
fssssrSs91ss pans All " saEsssss:ses4 ss A-rh
lftFs Aseaae ant er@zsSaea ~ TIE sss1-&.
ms saEa ak 80 n A. nysT -u-x.2.ssz 70 oz~n
TIE easEgy rea4 fraa eyA-s.haas-'s bar
= c4aaE lake, a warrant fe- 50 wzs er-
eeT~s esEwa = sasag q c. Z. stgr.levs.st
81 2e~o1aSea tie xa-8
II sAs orss@ves sAxs tts4 cozaf~ road from
ssssfseseEEzls. 4szsctsan Ues1 70 zssssse1 fsssae
- oTsse3 ard ess4rrz ready for wzxsa
srs~e4. gsrsa alssso-asx TsvIor wAs snxsor.
Sxess 70 cssasr&es scr the wo-k
Be iel-swGzg BIDS were os2zesi fo- coz
ssrsssskEg oae s-foot sgaz woaxen hrasxe
ard iowe-lsg sw0 osee- hrs&-es n To.s
hsF Br5s-. 81 90. T. e EsatherEor9. go
The sYscasssa.i0s.s ege-~S3 b. lie laMest
saseeE nE-ng .z2eessp 4ese De w-s given sirss
Ia MAKE tserz more GeE0ise-
Perry &. lroes 2F.p.lea ioz q transfer OF
fhs l'7szsr tsesaE= * A Snas-ch ~ Wess
Seattle. 20 hirs- The petition wax rrsnsezi
~sfh great rasactAaes. because there hsa
beer 20 nof5e@ giEcn - tae ooa.rxET. assd -
prevent t.se repetition 81 sueG q -stE&,ar
sAae sssaowsEE 0zsieT NAs nzsse ORDERED
That she snzssEDE be s.G.e~ss8 - sssffsh no.
Lee hal 8Eas4 an@ aster shgs date al
llesEases EE4zte- 50 SCI sFsrisszs ls9ua-s
BY tASs tsazrG ~ r.on-trsrssfp-.
r@ese fsona E9zze 10 piAre o. verson
70 Fsgsoa. as9 ta4s al l3esHses BE Enasksa
ac-oss tar face sNss Transferable
J. C. 4eE2aa = IS granted = s4saor license
Tor Hot sprin~s
The houses on the eoanty farm wsre Or
ae~s3 rssnsnres. for 3 Or
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PROBATE oorRr.


Va Imperial sstst@ Matters 4 . for
J. CeaslarFa t.ssa-
- y. Szgsgea. y l4a as tszrrst 81 Death
= eao.n neaf }ssSatta lass Frs.s4v nixht.
- sssa.s estimated IA ~ worth af.a.ls
aa no STE. eA.ld. fatbsE CT srother.
% siste-. cr creditor 80 claim e.
~ saesR 4re tEo sPg1a4aGs soe the
q s-1aslnlstE At0E Fzfss Eserett
Sod a petition with tbs probate
az re apo atszs1t. Nh.es be cla5 tas
S h.A Eov she rezsoa lszs be has
sag sfsornxy for TIE raks fogg
sesfssesy Aen ca8hsf- Sec 81
800 easHa 4poa tie last s1af tAe
- Sslstiyes as a. c.s.s0ns - Ser
% sss1ea aaa tAas bs tcaaae-sl
's'~atli Y.cs .gasaI q SaewaY saA
- a. seatse. is oest sza.a esI &c A.
-lS@ iae estate 1Ae Gear. kNs
- tt-lo@@f -. fag tas hearing e
ss~szs. aad TIE aefz seant sAsusss
eAase a. gaAs siese ar5 receive 49,
pace
'A'i a-sr aas Ale3 psetfoa y z
~ sskssg Ehat letters - asst~a-
ssgel to ksga ia tts exta.s az 3 8
Es.sa Hster. vas 1ie1 ia sesule oa
<&a<rs T.e estate reas 80 ii SEQ
- I zs-Ai AKA fogr 4ess lu 5.aH essozsf's
- 70 ssastss @sasi esstzfu property -
&asoaatsas sa wsiae ts S. "a
y 'A'sf. husband 20 1ess.ssi and tie
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ur nap a rmgoroa rrcKrr.
The King 81 an. Drunsmers EuGef
Treated by Gsiie Car.

The King % an. D~uasmrrs Eusseiy
Treated by Cshie Car.
EYe-y cody knoSs or has heard a Jack
Yale the veteran san Francisco drum
per. Yale came 20 town YESTERDAY ard
raet wsth ara adventure that provoked the
up-oszsog. laughter az 81 wac saw IT, lie
wanted 10 &c 70 tie Weed house. and 80
he boarded the Front-sfrses cattle AZ Cherry.
au8. getting n the car eat os the rain.
started consenlssily on bis way When the
trala va negr.ng his destination. he drum
saer made his preparation 10 get OCT. Pick
fnE cgtA man near TIE 3ooT be thcaght "a
b4 tte ccn6scsoF, ae called
Hay. there
The man Turned around
Her. there ! s2nt - ees OF.
No answer The car ~zs past the Weed
h9sse and ! are rrex excited.
"Her there I say Lsufue o.
esa TO answer. b1t the passengers vere
rrsul * vesy An8is4y. f@4e shtn got Y.p
and Catching onta the stFsp hosd eAre IS
az indignant ierk BAT tho car went me-
~ era.
~WIl somebody stop tAss esr 81 Re cried.
sssgesglag his Temasks - As2Gtisai
wuua AZ ssGtinr ia . seat aboas tea teet
away. AID he gave rise strap another eon-
ya,.5Fe vAnE. The passg1gs r~ hoNsef, ard
V1.e nearly fell oFe- as t,se car sNuas
4rusn5 MO Pike street
.Eu see THIS wtoae 3o3x4ste5 concern
f9- So a9e damages. " Ae hoE.ei. IL t1sey
6on'E ses aas oil
TIE car ~as reaysy 70 Second street.
! o.ser q rrwara q s. GO 30 he ulAs
zAo a. ka.l tie gyipT8xn or fhrOz this car
"a tsse track - he snA.sv err1Afnse6 Is d.
spa r.
Nc coz nse8ed So .a',8 aad tie rripmaa's
lie was sac ~ the dsswesaesf drsaaler
Saallv picked up as samp,es aid seti CO
tke car kite she ags. and zA2Ee3 back ~
tae Wce8 hoase
Vac thsaks thc c3n&uster was deaf ard
Z nab n@s ase waent sAey aNH e h&ve that
styls .a s1ss ee9usfv He s35Gn have sHy
r4Elcrl4 osa az.. tsle ssrs1zss.ssr kis1E uaeresv
as5sssak azssasr zza far klGa-
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Mr.. David Thomas cane % ~esst&e Mon
fay faaosnsng from Franklin, WASH, ard IL
the evessSng Eeat lo Providence hospital
Yesterday morning Doctors Reich and
Churchill successfully Operated upoa aad
removed 3 e@tarxcE srega Mr.. Tiomxs' TiEh.
eve When NJ. Thomas arrived at Fr4ak-
in. fFozs Oregon City. two years &Ss be
was troubled Nth his ere, ard ahoEs four
rU0-asas ago il aseafse totally blind. Sc
bad two OF three doctors examine the ere,
ard acting or their advice czsae 20 seattle
20 haEr az. of<rAElar r-rfnrrnr4
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aeGan fa&z tzxe aTe IN BIS tosaSr sns as
Saaah9s sax - assarase sgs-SrF CIR ~ hav la
Paseo az Eet - sesAFsse1 se4Gasatly. Ae9g
ya,~E eve CT fsSr3
'MF s0a kese tszx Ea2Hsrs esEsss az e meat kaa
tersaxe asgs the k6ss q fHY 1aSsses 500 isi3 10
zaea.e aot "a Pace ~aeNw yesr sye 81
hs1a
~Esgss HeY casa FzS nsfaeGsk sua 1--we. ass ar
AS a. ltse apEse - th4gs tge, ta. ~aeep Tuar
@sf oa Fkaxs
-aae- - sara snsszeSs isro shs1e hear; 81
sE2a fastEv - a5x&s.at nnts3 faF ssE ihag slaf
fsag - Sc F3sea~e ketN soazf era on d sseu
f}s@e-eEss 81 a. fssEsefss tnee. sfserstsrszI Z
khz1. seFY aaee 81 tAaa bRs1 sees-st . ins n
EsSca ~kseR yoaf sge or fsxeo. al rozzssss
FsEsesi & FsaFFss X Seccsis Essaat
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MORSE nor IN SAN srA~.


a@r@r-Nss Statement ANSGf q Telegram
gsc9SreS Frssxn Hfxa There
Tse 1sssrpxarsncx el y. u Nerse. the
eFss1sEzEs9T. sgz4l -eHz2szs 3 ~ StE-v. Ills
friends "a tals ctr kxse received na Esw
Information as 70 hts wksFs&heuss. Iss
tnau-v asfvaze@1 by hss h-asher ~ pssrs
Eowzssezza tbs 30 S AZ S&h IEEn $ ex-
Flss@e3 ey Tie fa.lewtas ssisVStca sesssssi
from TIE PER- Iow-sezsss cores syazaezt q
tie asr-IszKxtxsa AZ
sasf = - Sovse sszszss . Yeur cozEs se~se ;ssrs
ssss evs ia. wzs kszs as exA sass ssseraasa -
eesr-c fresZ his ztssssag ar1tAer. ~ " NaF~s,
1rsscA 1ases3 SAL gzaa- ~ s&ScG j. 90 tess-
sssFsA sIae rvscAlzr Ssa 3E&a. tASEe asst s-e
seEzS as-ss@se &c tsls S<4ssazezE
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- So r. - Turnev IL alsoaG % issae a
pros exuvs of his Forthcoming kissoy ca
&urk descriptive of The birth ard early
hsstnrv q Washington TERRITORY. Il ali
embrace asa the recent movement ny
= Azeh " Ashsmgton became state and the
organization &c the nsxG legislature. Mr.
norueys book slil ~ volau}e # 20
rsess. prof sselY illustrated, ard vii De
sod bv ss{ese~stsstefa
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Meeting er the Relief sasi.,y

The Ladies Esl Re- Secssty Ct Seattle he'd
iss regular saossssly snests1v yesterday 0n
zeoornt q the ine8sfresi weather ouiv
small ;sGsieer ~ members wAS present.
Daring the p&st month tie society hiss
added q $50 furnace ~ he Orphans
home In North sestgIe. ard has assisted
number IS families Financially The sEsa
* $is9 wzs received a. mont2gy daes from
the Ia sasnisssrs ef the society. No eases
. essse-sas ..s.1-sse were reEsrssA.
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Glove Department.

Now complete following reiahls
makes fall shades, and prices which defy competition
Derby splendid glove fer fall our buttons, sr.6s; Magsonn
excellent glove qualify t7s quality sss
Queen sevenhook rt4ue, point embroidery sI7s
1he Royal, uadrcssed kid, ou.butson, sr ga
Afagsonni undressed uousqueage length 81
full line ladies' chilns mits gloves
lined unlned
Gloves fitted at the counter
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4 sICK IIcE>ss OF xsrioN-

Ca au taSBcsa~sa ssssTA 81 Nhssky h@
Sold aza hy a1 aasss@as@F
Walssr 1a@fr a. 2@esseHseF, was a.
rested sv (lessr ~ /. EoweTs Yesterday
asseraoon apoa : warrant Sworn o2t -
fusasas Rivers soass cAarwns h.aa z}ia
- * ateHor wtA@aa hssns
Ages5eav~x I}af8Y case 80 Seattle irosn
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DOMESTICS-

Winter approaching and provided bed
offerings blankets and defy competition
5000 pairs blankets, white, at 81 per pair
4S7o pairs blankets, white sr.as and sr6o
o7s pairs blankets a So ss.7s and Sage.
700 pairs blankets 4 s, 50 60 81 S. and s..
4os pairs blankets, extra fne a 50,
Comforbcs endless variety 7sc g. e;
sIso. worth 81
Bed spreads a &c, e. and sr.ss
MarsIes spreads a 81 So "a, ss.s and upward
Sheets nd pillow henmed ready
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At rvE~ER naLl~

Miss Exsse Tfst~E4's gasnran~ Prevents
- snwsea" 40 q Er1rsSsets HsN@e-
"Lynwe~sI. a hwe-&r: military drama.
w2s pxssxgtei By The Russell & Jswe. co-a-
Y2ny. IN Tarner hall, last evening. The
nsll w2s vel aliesl by 81 safsVsci2Eave audi
eace thai frequently zfplznsiec TIE Leading
characters. Mss Essse Tiiseli Was the
isz14ng actress. supported ny good cAst-
:. PkGIeo. - COoael fSesos Blanchard.
ard fs2ak Cseavss. g Confederate
ssEeer. plAyeI excellent gszrts al1. received
general faToE
This sveuing the ceD p@Hv VIII give a
fsFcs-eossssly IL EoaE acts. emitted Our
B0zr1lnx Hsasa
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g001s A.p Hors At RAJ pR1rr

gHaa kFzug aNnesnfsS 20 rs f4szsu2Zs 21f. zoe
rsssise shsf hs = seszaE lfs Eases 81 hsscts 8ca
seses * ISL rrses - gssks raEsa So large cos-
slgasasztS sews7E e. Esis taterssts y8a -
sssase 4sd ses 80 bEsets sgysaG @es1a ks42e.
~sk xfsEs4 ssresf
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Air RoaesF L LeweEs, 81 Ioaosnls,
arrived "a Seattle yesserSsy. Mr. Levers
i an txlsus Sc lam aerseaa. ard tae Cs'5eet
Or BIS present visis j. 10 accept the snip
Raht e Levers. bEils At Port Blsksiy BY
SAipanI.slsT Turner. lie lett sos Port
ElzkeIy yesterday afternoon - lzsYass; The
vessel after xAich see Vii al once proceed
70 UtsA.aiv 20 load IE1nse sac VIA he
engaged il. the lumber business between
Pg~ss SQUAD ard HonolsiH. Mr.. Lexers
is ia<g-ly interested II shipping ard owns
hsIs aozea vessels plying between Homo
ialn at san Francisco.
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sssa Fssse Tsstas sas1 gAszy tha& fhy Pal sugsEe4
ehss esE sxsf~s ~ shesr cssensuz sg3t sst taaf
ssse7 f&hr ar a8Esza .sfla2 - asf~zz. - ssteF.F
fzlse. EAE Dfrhesssa IS Gss sfEsE.ss ~ 1s
sxl4 eszn FKav 49, &. Ak&EN.
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we Axes tuss receives sa& lEEE ~ egw dress
sssssx c9.a ia aassaa k2tts. Srts&4es6t&s. Hear
ssfa e. GaSsfxF coy