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GEO. w. STICKNEY. Auctioneer. 936 F street
Trustees, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING No. 1886 TwENTY-FIRST
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust recorded in Iiber No.
107l, folio 405, ct of the land records Of the
District of Columbia and ut the request Of the party
secured thereby will offer for sale in front OF the
premises on WEDNESDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY
OF MAY, 1889, at SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following
described property situated in the city OF Washington
District Of Columbia, known and described Of
original lot numbered nineteen 1o). in square num-
bered sixty nine $500, beginning for the 81
street point 90 feet south from the northeast
of said lot thence running south % feet thence
30 feet thence north % feet thence east so
TO the place Of beginning. Improved by comfortable
frame house.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. and the balance I'm
one I'D and two CD years with interest at the rate Of
six t6l per centum per ann9n payable semi
Of $100 will be required at time of sale. All convey
ancne and recording at purchasers cost. Terms Of
sale be complied with In fifteen days the property
VIII be resold at rsk and cost Of detaulng purchaser
WM MAYSE, JR.,
$40 9th st nv. [ r,,,.....
J.W DAVIS, 1rustees
my4-eokds 457 est NV.
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INSURANCE.

rIyHE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIE ASSN or
N.Y. has furnished insurance eighty two tboQs-
and members during l&st eght Year,, ving 20 them
over sixteen million dollars by reducing cost beloW
rates charged BY level premium cosnpsnies JAs IA
WtsI. supt. l3os 81 NV. IN. KNIGHT. Gen Ar'I
mh9-stu.th-3m
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co, AuctiOneers.

TW0-STORY FRAME DWELLING ON MARYLAND
AVENUE, BETMEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION, No. q.
On TUESDAY, MAY FOURTEENTH, at SIX
O'CLOCK p. NJ we shall sell III front of the premises
Lot ~, OF Thos Galligans subdivision also Lot q in
Danl Carrolls subdivision of square 49, having As
feet front by about IS feet deep 2-oot alley with
Improvement consisting Of q two-story frame
dwelling
Terms made known at the time of sale
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO..
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ATTORNEYS.

rI,HoMAs NJ. FIELDS, ATTORNEY ATT LAW.
Il rooms 81. 55 FendAll building, corner AZ aud ID
streets NV; elevators; telephone call 10; residence
pos ST. NV. All legal business promptly and care
fully attended 10 in person. ap22-lm
CAMPBELL CAkRINGToN, ATToRNEY-Af
NAV, Webster Law building, bO5 u al n " Wall
nxtou D. @ Residence. l2ls al NJ ~ d2x
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AUCTION SALES.
7 ALTER B. WIILIAMs 1 co. Auctiopesrs.

q ~.
vALLTTAABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO. e4s Q
3oFE TENIa AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
On THURSDAY, MAY SIXTEENTH. a. HALF.
IA LIVE O'CLOCK n we shall sell u front Of
20 feet front by loo feet deep. impro1ed by brick
Stable rssr ~ n, rooms modem lsre
deep Elegant shade. Desirable location for private
Terms 1000 cash. balance in three years. fer note
neres, frSm day Of sale at per cent per an;
OF trust on property soid An eanysyancsn eesa
purchasers cost $500 down day Of sale when the
mv,o,.s. WALTER B. WILLIAMS 3 co.
my Io-GSds Aucuoneers
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co, Auctioneers
Tw9 IS STORY % BRICK DWELLINGS, AND CORNER
ATp 10TH AND AND STREETS. No. Ala.
on WIDSEsDAY. MAY FIFTEENTH. AT FIVE
oLoSk NJ we shall sell in front Of rsmises lot
part q S7s entire lot improved by
two Te sSsy o 6p,es Sgil SssS g.
@ sh .1d an
oy deed OF trust on property sold An con-
dsS 4 5 "; ~AEfER :. wifLlSSs S SS on
l. sTREEa5T. BETwEES G AND Il srkEfEiTss
on THtRspAY AFTERNOON, MAY SIXTEENTH.
M sell nfront Of the premises,
fronting % feet ~ inches on Oh ss eAh nes 400
s6n r S5s ss and imps9Vsa b three
is situated in the center of the city and is rapidly be-
attention d and business msn the
Terms: Onethird cash, balance in and two years.
day Of sale, Interest payable Semi annually and to be
at 1Pia6 6 desd OF trust on sold or all cash
Tarms to fSs dsPSst of $500 required at sale
i've days public such resale in some news
BY order Of the heirs. DUNCANsoN BROS.
my lO-d&ds Auctioneers.
sy9Ei N fEhE H9UsE "a 2 M fNb
STREETS SOUrHWf ST.
SIX 4 viii sci Of he
LOT Sc. SQUARE $40.
streets and and streets southwest. imTroved by a
tw9story Frame Dwelling, I'VE rooms, cellar water,
Terms: one;thrd cash; balance in one and two
years notes to bear interest six per cent from day of
al cash at option Of purchaser deposit of 800 at
@yo d&ds S bG cost Auc
( ,HANGERY, SALE or VALUABLE REAL rs
R REEsrELiNS' NO laO0 STREET NORTH
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court of the
1859 Equity canss 20 lies. wherein s William " haS
Joyce is complainant and John Joyce and others are
SEVEN FfSfi Of b 5 W S On EspA TIVE
oCL0cKP NJ, the east part Of Lot num5ered eleven
q y i'll square numbered two hundred and eighty
YOU, lnt OF Washington. ID. c. fronting 10
feet and u of an inch street northwest by l2O
feet Deep together with the house and improvements
thereon, and the free of private alley feet wide
on the western side of SAID property.
Terms of sale: As prescr bed by decree onethird OF
the purchase money in cash, and the balance in two
equal installments in and years. the deferred
payments TO be secured by deed of trust ON the prom
erty sold and to bear interest at the of per
per annlm from the day of sale. A deposit OF 600
Will be required at time sale. the terms of sale be
not complied with in fifteen da from day sale he
trustee reserves the rght resell at the risk
and cost OF the detauting purchaser. All Conveyance
ing and recording TO be at the expense of the pur
chaser.
HENRY W. SOHON, Trustee
Fendall Building, 344 ID st. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctOners. myg-St
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the regiment, and John W. Noble, now Secre-
tary OF War, its adjutant. Their personal ties
are, therefore, held by recollections Of early
hardships and warlike memories.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

IN AND AFTER MAY z, 1889, THE STEAMER
~ MAITANO having been rebuilt, will leave 18th
street wharf on SUNDAYS, TUESDAYS and THURS
PAYS, at a. IN for Potomac river landings, far
Mattox creek. Grinders wharf, Sundays down and
Wednesdays up Brents and Chapel Point, Thursdays
down and Mondays and Wednesdays up.
T.. l.. TOLSON, Agent, 9TH st. wharf.
my4-3m JNO. MCGAHEE. Agent. AlexandrA. Va
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HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET co.
lIEAPRESS SERVICE between New York, South
ampton and Hamburg by the new twin-screw steamers
Of 10000 tons and 800 horse power. Fast time to
London and the Continent. Steamers unexcelled for
REGULAR SERVICE: Every, Thursday from New
York to Plymouth tLOndon) Cherbourg Paris) and
Hamburg. Through tickets to London and Paris
Excellent fare Rates extremely low, Apply to the
General Office No. 81, | General Passage Office.
broadway, New York. G. b. RICHARD 90,
r J. CORTIS. Manager. 81 Broadway, New York
mh3o- sStu-4m OrEpW F. pRoOp ao5 Pa Nv
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r. ROSS PERRY, Executor and Trustee
T. E. WAGGAMAN Auct apou- "A -
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SIDE OF FotKIEENIH STREET, BETMEEN

SIDE OF tOlhlEENlh SIREET, BETWEEN
CORCORAN AND STREETS NORTHWEST
NOS. 1923. 1880. 1882
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Cont Of
the District of Columbia. passed in cause No .4s4
equity, wherein William c. Clabaugh ct al. COM
plainants and Lille W. c. Clabaugh ct al are defend
ants will offer for sale at public auction in front Of
the property, on FRIDAY, the SEVENTEENTH
DAY OF MAY, A. ID, 1889, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ,
the following described parcels Of real and the
improvements thereunto belonging in the city Of
Washington, District Of Columbia, to wit Lots num-
bered ninety eight (9SD and ninety t99 in George
W Riggs and George Plants subdivision OF square
two hundred and eight C0S), according the plat Of
said subdivision Of record IN the office of the surveyor
OF the city OF Washington improved by three
and basement brick dwelling and a two-story brick
building known Clabaugh Hall. under which hall
there are two large and cOnmodious storerooms
Terms Of sale Onethird of the purchase money in
cash, and balance at and years. with interest
from the day of sale; the deferred payments 10 be
by notes of the purchaser secured by
deed OF trust upon the premises sold 500 cash win
be required on each parcel Of real estate the
same Is bid on IL the purchaser shall fail TO comply
with the terms of sale within l0) days after the
day OF sale the property will be resOd his risk and
cost. AL convey ancng and recording purchaser's
cost. EDWIN Il, HAY. fruStee
WALTER B. WILLIAMS L 90, Aucts. ap3o-dSds
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WITH THE cAMELs INTO MONGOLIA LABYRINTH
OF ROADS AND How THEY ARE TRAVELLED
PECULIAR PoNIEs-ToMBs OF THE GREAT MING
DYNAsTY-INTEREsTINa MoNGoLIAN VILLAGES
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

y ACCOMPLISHMENT LLOYD s. SEQ.
Fast Express Steamers.
To Southampton London, Havre), Bremen
Lain, We'd, May 3, IL am. Elbe, Sat, May H. 2
pm. Elder, Tues, May IA, 80 am. /; Aler We'd
We'd, May %, noon.
Comfortable staterooms, excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments Prices: LIST cabin 8 90 and
upward berth, according to location; I'd cabin $40
and 500 an adult steerage at low rates Apply to E.
+. DROOP, 925 Penn. ave- mye
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AUCTION SALES

GALE OF A VALUABLE HORSE AND cow
- BY authority of order Of the supreme Court 81
the District Of Columbia holding orphans SQUIRT,
we will sell II public auction, on MONDAY, NAY ~
1889, at FOUR O'CLOCK 4. NJ, at premises Nc. l2.,3
New Jersey avenue northwest very nne Ray HorSq
and one Mich Cow nearly dry longing 20 he estate
Of the late John Hoover. deceased.
Terms cash A. A BIRNEl, o.,..
GEO. y. HAMILTON, COLLECTORS
rnyQ-3t DUNCANSON BE,lS Anc,son.a--
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T. VERMONT MT. VERNON!

Mt. VERMONT ME-. VERNON!
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves 9TH street wharf daily Except Sunday for Mt
vernon and River Landings as far down as Glymont
~ O'Clock a. In Returning, reaches Washington
ABOUT $50 p. In
SIG L. L. BLAKE, Captain.
NOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Il NEW IRON STEAMER WAKEFIELD"
Leaves 9TH street wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS at a.. IN. Returning TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS p. m, touching at River
Landings as far Nomini Creek Va St Clements Bay
and Leonardtown, Md. Connects with b and O. r. r al
Shepherds See schedule JOHN b. PADGETT, Agt
Q. W. RIDLEY, Manager. ia25
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EDUCATIONAL

TTNIvERsGIY-TRAINED TEACHERS PREPARE
~ Tor ClvA service, West Point Colleges Privately
q IN class day AID evening. lAANk T. Hall, 22i
hs'-h.W. myB-6t
POSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE. TTRRE
~ haute, lnd-A school Of engineering Well en-
civil engineering elcctritS chemistry and xt Tsu
Extensive shops and laboratories. for catalogue ad-
na4.s,4t-jy6.s,4t' - MIN DIN a ALL i're'''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MOST RAPID. MOST
- iesine. frohclen,y m three months Absolutely
DO iallures yIlewrltiug tatpht tree HEAD SCHOOL,
OF ACME PHoNOGRAPHN, 92l r st NV apl0-i 2ts
ISIS BALcHs CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE 1907
lilly for ali elsinatia TeInFed m9s; Success
Positions carefully revised, highest references ia .sm
nRAMING AND PAINIING-IN>TRUCT IN
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF IINE AXIS. sO4 b 81
Gail ana sc. the wonderful progress OF students
CoLUMBIA CONSERVATORY or MUSIC, PIANO
~ Lhehanse, gl5 lenn ave Thorough instructions,
er terms, May $50 + HAT "5sAh Ia o. s S,
England Conservatory Of Music, Boston. ALL I'M
WAsHINGToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. ST-
Iiano. orgsn. Voice, Violin Flute Cornet A. o..
advantages. o. D. BILLIARD, Director. Apl7-lm.
A BUSINESS EDUCATIoN- BooKKEEPTNG.
ship elocuton. tyle-wrtinr and civil ser1iec; rsIid
Commercial School 4o5 L. Cap. Il. aps-2m
'INAE bEiLIIZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
5o3 I4hstnw
open al Summer. Also SUMMER School at Asbury
Park. y. J. 40,
LNDWARD C. TOMNSTNp,
~ Teacher OF Elocution
Correct deep breathing Voice culture Orntor., apd
Dramatic Action. at 1877 18Th ST nv d:,l -ijfr
SpENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. COR 1rU
lcand u sis. NV. Founded 1864. More than -. 900
Young men aud women have been trained Ia the ~ -
SeI1an COLLEGES Day aud night sessions. Six courses
business Course; SHORTHAND. view lug ard ,raf-
1llons: Practical English; 1elegrAIiy. SJ.cnclrr,
haild Writing Reading aud Orairs Delsarte IA tih6L
business men furnished with trained oii loves Illus
A. Ia
Principal; hkAhl {. STEACER IL H., PlIi.cipaI
nh20
A HARVARD GRADUATE DESIRES PUPILs
IA slIely VI an small Glasses. aIIly 10
- MM. II. PUTNAM. An
nhIS Al sanders A stay mans, 1914 A. -. NV
MARTINS COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE 3l3 9Th
NA 81, near City Iost-Ofhce. Cul0red students not
.uIuItpeu. SAll or SEND Tor catalogue. nihB
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A HARVARD GRADUATE DESIRES PUPILS
IA slIely " an small ClHsses. aIlly 10
- MM. II. PUTNAM A NJ
mig At Sanders A Staylau's .l.,I Al ~ n w
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my6-dts Al
THoMAs DOWNING. AucuOneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY yAIrARrp PROP.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP
E II,pho OF ToIRTtEN "A ACRLs OF LAND AMI
On TUESDAY. MAY FOURTEENTH ~ a,
FlNEOCLOCk, will sell the premises froutin or
maseT opSost sea th shH an ,ss Military rad and
known us Dumblsne and the burroughs proTerty
This property Is improved by . nearly new franz,
rooms, large stable carriages, and corn house SC
Terms: One-thlrd cash balance in two and thre.
years. with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust the property sold or ali cash at In
option Of the purchaser. A deposit Of s2OO will b,
required at the time Of sale All conveyancing AM
IAyl-dis 6. w. RAY. Executor.
ENECUToR's AND TRUSTEES SALE OF IOI
II NUMBERkD = OF Il. ID. CAkPENTER's 81 b
DinlsloN OF .,CUChOlD'SD DELIGHT" BEING
The COUNTRY RESIDENCE OF THE IATf
MRS: HARRIET McCENEY, CONTAINING a.
ACRES, MORE OR LESS. AND IMPROVED 81
DMELLiNG HOUSE, STABLE AND OUT
ByNrtue the authority in me vested as executor
trustee under the proNlsluns OF the last Will and tesla
DAY, the IHIRTEEN1H of MAY, 1889 ON the prem
lses, at FIVE O'CLOCK =. NJ, offer at public auction
To the best and highest bidder therefor all that
OF land, containing fOrty-four acres more or less
being lot numbered two (2l according TO a survey
made by b. D. Carpenter of the of land situated
known as Cuckods Delight ;"
inns property the country residence Of the late
Mts harrlet AcCeney, ana IL improved by suhstan
tlal dwelling house stable. outlouses Sc II lies In
the angle formed by the Bunker Hill and the Ouee.
iit ISsas ~ heht sdlolns on the east the tract
pohtan branch railroad and is in the immediate Nin
lty OF the Catholic university An inspection of any
country map Will show its exact location
An omnibus will leave the office of r. r wapvaman
az O'Clock on the day OF the sale which will convey
intending purchasers TO the place If sale.
Terms OF sale Will lie one-third cash and balance in
three equal payments at one. two. ana three years
with interest, secured satisfactorily. All oonyeyanc.
days at purchasers risk and cost If terms OF sale rs
not complied with in that time.
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MARTIN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 3l3 9Th
NA 81, near City Iost-Oftce. Cul0red students not
admitted. Call or send for catalogue nIhg
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DOTOMAO TRANsPoRTATIoN LINE

For Baltimore and River Landings. Steamer Sue,
Capt Geoghegap, leaves Stephenson's Wharf every
Sunday at 4o'clock y. IL For further information
apply to
STEPHENSON BRO.
mh6-6m I'm II wharf
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hRAMlNG AND PAINIING-IN~TRUCT IN
teyery branch and Tor all ages private or IN classes
NAIIONAL ACADEMY OF ZINE AXIS SO4 h st
Call and see the wonderful progress of students.
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human hands on the globe visible from the
moon. l take no responsibility for either of
these statements.) The Chinese name for il is
Wdn-li-ch' ang-ch'enq, 1.-The wall ten thousand Ii
long," And the gate on this highway il called
Pd-td-ling. and is about fifty miles northwest of
Peking and 1000 feet above the sea. Beyond
it lies Mongolia.
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FTNHREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, No. III 9TH
l. STREET, BETWEEN @ AND II STREETS

situated on Mclean avenue, between Sd and AZ
streets and and streets southwest, improved by
tw9-sory Frame Dwelling, I'VE rooms. cellar, water,
and gas.
Terms: One-third cash: balance in one and two
years notes TO bear interest six per cent from day of
sale and to be secured by deed OF on premises or
ali cash, at option of purchaser deposit of 90 at
sale. Conyeyanclng, &c, at purchasers cost
Iny9 dSds DINfANSnN RRDS A,cta
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TOWARD THE COUNTRY OF GOO AND MAGoa.
Next morning we embarked upon little white
donkeys, the pass being impracticable for
ponies. This road in its glory is said to have
been paved with great smooth granite blocks:
now In the valley it is broken mass of rough
stones in a river bed, through which a shallow
stream runs; while during the ascent and at the
height OF the pass it is bad mountain road
INSTRUCTED by great masses of rock. couple
OF hours riding and walking brought us to
another walled town called Chu-yung- kuan,
famous for heavy arched stone gateway,
the whole inside Of which is covered with
sculptures in low relief and a Buddhist
inscription in six languages-C Chinese, Thibe-
tan, Mongol, Sanscrit and two others
that could not get anyone to
identity. From the other side of this gateway
tne pass OF Nan-kou is spread out before you,
Drown, barren, rock-strewn, gloomy valley,
rising and narrowing till it disappears in the
hills, through which an endless file of brown
camels is slowly passing, filling the air with the
dust OF their feet and the clangour of their
when the pass has become wearisome and am
thousands OF miles away in thought my ,ndfoo
rides up beside me and silently points to The
hilltop on the right. ! strain my ewes and
there, sure enough, the skyline far away is
broken by the crenellated outline of the Great
Wall itself. This" said Marco Polo, when he
saw it, lis the country Of Cog and Magog. +"
THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA
is, after all, only wall. And it was built with
the same object as every other wall-to keep
people from where they were not wanted. Mr..
Toole's famous account Of it is as historically
accurate as any. "The most important build
ing In China" he Ia accustomed to say, sis the
Chinese wall, built TO keep the Tartars ont. It
was built at such an enormous expense that the
Chinese never got over il. But the Tartars did.
And the way they accomplished this feat was as
follows: one went first and t'other went arter "
1t differs from other walls in only two respects.
its age and its SIZE The former is 2, 100 years,
the latter Il such that 1t ID the only work Of
, 1889-08-29
From Wednesdays Daily.
Not the Enterprise.

When the steamer Edna, having Il
scow loaded with wood, reached Marrow
stone Point at eight o'clock last night.
the head tide was so strong that she WAS
obliged to anchor the scow and proceed
to lrondale without her. Returning
Shortly afterward to Lip Lip she passed
the scow still anchored While the Ed
ma was at Lip Lip getting another scow,
the one anchored off the point dragged
her anchor and drifted out into the
straits. The steamer tried to get along
side OF her and make fast but the wind
was blowing so hard that her efforts were
not successful and she proceeded to Iron
dale without her. At O'Clock vestcr-
day morning the Enterprise started
alter the scOw but could not find her and
returned at O'Clock. At l O'Clock in
the afternoon the Prospect started up
the sound to look for her, believing that
she had drifted out into the straits and
was picked up by the Katy at t O'Clock
IN the afternoon near Smiths island.
The scow was loaded with $50 cords of
wood belonging TO the smeiter at Iron
dale. About one-third OF the cargo was
washed overheard. The Call was in
error Ill saying the Enterprise had lost
the scoW.
, 1889-08-29
FROM VICTORIA.
Hen and. Material Arrive for the Work
of Construction on the Townsend
.: Southern.

The following article clipped from the
Colonist says:
The Olympiau yesterday brought to
Po Townsend the first consignment OF
send Southern. a couple of hundred
laborers had previously reached the city.
Sufficient material arrived 10 provide
work for 800 men, aud lis arrival WIS
welcomed by large crowd of citizens,
some of whom insisted on wheeling a
portion OF the railroad gear ashore. An
other iustaIlment Will reach the port OF
entry on Monday or Tuesday, aud 1t Is
proposed to have a demonstration on
the strength of the commencement of
railway work.
1t is understood that the final ar
rangemen;s have been completed be
tween the city and the Oregon Improve
mept Co., and that the work of build
ing q railway south to Portland will be
begun aud pushed to II completion. Ne
gotiations tending to this end hav~ been
in progress ior seme time, aud it is be-
lived that the Union Pacific will have
it's Puget Sound terminus at Port Town
send.
The following well-known railroad
men arrived over by the Olympian yes
terday: W. II, Mead, general agent OF
the G.. St. P, NJ. & o., at Portland;
Henry Young, travelling passenger
ageut OF tie Manitoba road at Portland,
and W. j. Mcdonald, general agent Pan
Handle route, Portland.
j. +. Scoones, formerly OF Winnipeg
and San Diego. and one of the most sue
,essful auctonRers IN the land, arrived
over on the OIympiaD last evening, and
is at the Driard. Mr. Scoones will be
by many residents of this
province. who were in Winnipeg, like
himself, during the "boom." He has
himself at Port Townsend.
j. +. McIutyre, OF Mcintyre & Flum,
prominent real estate agents of Port
arrived over yesterday, and
8 at the Drinrd. The Port Townsend
Southern having been commenced, the
port OF entry is bound to advance rap.
dly, and Mcintyre & Plum are arrang-
ng for the rush.
, 1889-08-29
A New Business Firm.

Church and Lipsett, the we'll known
merchants OF Dungeness, have recently
purchased from Kinds, Morgan & Kinds
their business on the Commercial wharf,
and will continue the business at the
Same location. 1t is the intention of the
firm to deal largely in fresh produce, and
will be the headquarters for the products
of farms around Dungeness, which will
be shipped direct ON their schooner
Granger. Mr.. Church will remain in
Dungeness and attend to the buying and
shipping. The Port Townsend ware
house will be in charge Of Mr.. I!ipsett,
who may be found at all times IN Com
mercial wharf To-day they will receive
large cargo Of fresh timothy hay, sup
ply OF Which will be kept constantly on
hand. Mr.. Lipsett has had large ex-
perience in the shipping business, and
his duties as agent for the Premier and
Wells schooner line will be faithfully
performed.
, 1889-08-29
BE Merciful to Yourself.

Apd heed the appeals for assistance
put forth by your liver, when the organ
is out of order. Among these are distress
in the right side and through the right
shou lder blade, yellowness of the skin
and eyeballs, furred tongue. sour breath,
sick headache, aud, above all, irregulari-
ty Of the bowels. The mercy you extend
to the afflicted organ is wisely shown by
prompt course OF medication with Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. most genial OF
alternatives, aud the hepatic gland early
reciprocates the deserved attention by
resumiDg its secretive functions actively
and regularity. Among the accompany
ing good results are renewed digestion,
freed ON from headaches. and resump-
ton Of activity of the bowels. All bill
ious syptoms disappear, and appetite
and sleep improve. Benefclent are the
effects of the bitters in malarial diseases
kidney disorder, rheumatic ailments and
nervousness.