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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
GREAT CALAMITIES.
oUTLINEOF DR. HO6E's SUNDAY MORN
ING SERMON.
Does the Almighty Show Lack Of Mercy
in Permitting Them to
Occurl

On Sunday morning DR.. Hoge preached from |
Hebrews iii, 4: For every house Is builded by /
some m an but Ho that built al thngs ~ Cod |
Ills topic was suggested by the recen, disaster /
10 Pennsylvania and the sermon was power
ful ylndicaton Of the providence Of God from |
tho aspersons made by skeptics upon His good
meas and beneyo.ence whom great catas'rophes
Ike this occur.
FINED PLtN.
n. said no. God bulls an thlnrs-if the world |
IN which We dwell aud all the worlds which move /
through space are his hAniwOrk. then such "a /
universe must have been builti in accordance with .
fixed plan. and the study of physical nature ,
moro and more demonstrates the unity or mat +
pisn, is wisdom aud its heneireucs. Man too IN .
bis littie sphere, rs builder. bur hs creations +
are safe aud enduring and sub-ervnnf tO his con- /
vcni.ucc. comfort. and happiness iust IS they /
are framed and regulated iH strict accordance /
with the physical laws which environ him.
No CAPRICE.
The inyestigatiou 0f these laws demonstrate /
the uniformity Of their operation. There is /
nothing 0ttui, nothing caprlrious, nOihinG IT. +
regular in their action. Neu recognize THIS /
uniformity IN nature sud regulate their own /
movements aud ADJUST al, their plans ana enter- /
90. 'es ia accordance With TO- science calculates
fbe exact moment OF Tho rising aud ~ ing OF J
roo in any given locality Al al seasons Of the /
YEAR; % ascertains ne precise period of the enh
eud row OF the tides 10 disrovers tho unchauging
laws OF light and heat Of electricity ald /
b-aFltafi0n.
THE REIGN or LAW.
II those laws wore changeable--ii they wore /
sometimes iu operation and sometimes suspend /
oI-Gu human enterprise would be arrested /
commerce would cease, aud the most ordinary /
Transactions OF life wouI become Impossible. /
GOD does not ab1icafe his control ~ tie world /
because he subjects 80 to the reign or iaw. His f
power. wisdom, and goodness sre all deWon- +
airated ia governing the material creation ia I
This orderly. benenreut way, and man hnd' hl5 /
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
Slightly wounded.

Az the picnic held AZ Ashland Park yesterday
boy .he Clay WarI Boys during the target prac-
rco Mr. W. v GlaI0br0uk. who lives on beiYi-
derr street. 10 this city, was sgruck ou the back of
the head boy bali from a parior-nno ami slight
IY Mnunlci.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

Tho u.r. meeting " the society Will te held
10 riftr-~freef church, Manchester, 10 second
sunday iu July The meeting ~ the board viii
ba held AZ Central clurc1. Hlu-ne-ter, ou tho
i1ufth sunday Iu June
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
Failed 10 Deposit $4,000 in Bonds.

In the City circuit Court yesterday motion
was docketed against the Adams Express Com
pany for doing business boa this state without
previously depO-itins with the Treasurer " the
Commonwealth S-o.ln1 worth az stat" or Federal
Government bOnd-, - The law res aires shall be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

Beautiful Pn0togrEphs-loves prices. ks
GALLEGr, Tenth aud MAussreeis. siKcArd Pho
tograpns, JOc.. QUO dozen cAbine.s. $50
copies from old pictures beautifully taken,
and a. low prices. Agents waited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
standard.

Before having your spring Clothing reno'
waited do not forget 20 VISIT the Richmond
steam Dyeing, Securing. aud Carpet leaning
W Orhs. Mrs. A. !. PYLE.
3l5 north Fifth street.
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sianlsri. STANDARD.
Money. Money,

30 Loan oN EaAL ESTATE IN CITY OF EIcH-
NpAr.
$500 three years, o. per cent.
Sl.lu0 TWO wears. e. peg cent.
5000.
We nave also large amounts .n sums ~
3, 900 which we viii lend On approved rrl,
estate AZ per cent. on long time Ch1tgcs
moderate. FRANZ ID. l!liI & Co.,,
Heli Estate Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

Charity Lodge. 40 sS7, Independent Orrier Of
Good remplars. will give an excursion and pio-
uic % Warwick Park on Tuesday. june 9th.
ground both Way-.
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49, Mere wnitc.mouse noaraers.


Daniel Wool, i've years for malicious shoot
Ing ana Robert Lee. one year for grand larceny,
we're received at tho penitenuary yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

the Petersburg chorus. and Is charming young
lady.
At Grnce-Strnot Presbyterian church Sunday
tho pastor. hev. James Y. Fair. preached 70
large conregatiOns morning mad night very i'm
prsrsiye and solemn sermons Mter he m0ru-
ing services tho sacrament Of ths Lori's sup
per WAS adminlsiered, when nftsen unitei with
ia church
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.
THIRTY-sEvENTH COMMENCEMENT OF
THIS INSTITUTION.
Presentation OF Diplomas, Medals, &c.-
Addresses-List Of the PrOfcients
and Graduates.

thirtv-scven,l, commencement NJ tho Richmond
-. - -,
Tho house VA crowded. me first two rows out
side of tho railing being reserved for and occu-
Mod nv tto v,,,... l,t, ,u,ts q, flo a-ho.I
.-..
""''' '' "'' '''Nt' 7't 'n' a"''. t''
"ie' ana members Of he Board Of Trustees
and frirudL Among them werc Rev. ur. II. A.
! Tupper. president Hoari Of Trustees Rcv Dr.
j.. IS. Lsgr. OF fau.uicr. Hon. b. Il. Pollard,
ltof. D. B. Hutsou. nr. g.. "a. kFisn ). Professor
houcreo.. OF Hampstead Arafomy; Judge
lo-"ph Christian. Rev pr. j. b. Newton, 10y.
a. r ~, ,.rf'.. ''''' a, 49,, ,.i" -
I.lv..u. N.r tr .tuIE,,. pr a. a. Winston.
profe..',. of scionce . ,Ee ,r.fitute and otner..
''N"i>' hNfN''
wI prayer by iie, q. b. Iase, the audience
meanwhile standing.
Professor Winston then advanced and stated
that the certificates ~ distinction 60 me rir.s ,n
mo prepai atory school would be prc.ented- lio
A'ked ihsi ,Le yolng misses W'AId come ON ,hn
-I]se' VII" tney Ill' mar mug I'D I.o" a"e
i.lu 4h Yoi'.c IlH' anu lI''. pa. i''..,t a p-
circle -s'oe- iront-ip very pretty 'iy.e. Fro-
Il
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The Amateur Orchestra.

The following letter from Bisnop A. W. RAN
dolpn 20 the Presiden 81 the Amateur Orchestra
explains itself The enort, Of the amateurs are
cOmIneuGRUle AMI worthy ~ success:
RICHMOND. June 3, 1850
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r. r. Archer;

Ny Doar sir,-I will gladly subscribe a. pro-
posed on your card for musical dire tor. and I
heartily WtsD success for the effort The torna-
ton of a chorus will cultivate aud elevate all
who engage ia is and viii be an educating and
refining Influence upon cur people.
Very truly yours, A. ". RANDOLPH.
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DICHMOND VETERAN GRAYS

HI ASSOCIAriON.-M are hereby iD-
formed thaF they arc isvited oy the RICHMOND
GRAYs 20 meet them az their Armory on WsD-
NESDAV, juno lzth. ~ Join IN their snnivsFsary
basket picnic and targeLpTsctsce 70 fro,idoacs
Forge L. I. DANIEL,
10 il-lt Scsreiary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

STOCKHOLDERS MEETIN c.
- Tho regular annual meeting o. tas stock
he,ders Of this Company viii be held a. tas CON-
pany e1sce. No lois Aaln street. IA this clty. 81
iao'clae& on MONDAY, f7th instant
wLlLlAk II. MCCARTHY.
is2is. sssre.Agy.
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OF THE VIRGINIA

a. N"NhDtIip VI III 'hsbANih
IA MILITARY INSTITUTE, ATTENTION -
The Richmond branch Of the SOCIETY," OF
SrFrUTS win meet AZ tho rooms OF ths Chana-
bsr u Commerce THIS Ciuesdayl AFTERNOON
a. O'clock All sx-cadets in ths clgy and VI
ciDity are cord lstly invited and earnestly re-
Questcd 20 Os present. as business Of nyorzncs
relating % tho trip 20 he Institute Juiy "a will
be transacted. ". L. CCrsHAw
10 il-ir ifcsldooI
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"a ksTfS0s.

~ II + MEM ERS OF ST. Il
l. JOHNS : LODGE. NJ 81. Az. And 4 hH
NJ. arU requested to attend NC stated COM
municatiOn Of their lodge a. 81 AibALs ilslt
THIS uursday) EVENING. June ilth. St 30
o'clock Election " O1lcers. Nembcrs 0i sister
lodges and transient DreInren aro in,i.e1 10
attend
BY order OF the worshipfui Master.
10 fhn JtNIUo A. COSBf. secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

It's "A remarkable aud interesting fact that
during the onuro history az tue Richmond
Feuaia Institute. Marshall aui Tenth streets,
,xfendlae over a poriad Of tuirty-fcTon years,
more has never ocsUrfei tho death u a tencncr
or pupil within iis walls. hcH D. Manly "t
To,iisViils. ny. Professor G.. n. Winston. and
pr,feasor Jonn Hart were tho successive prosi-
dents unti 1879, whom MiSs Hammer took charge
OF he institution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

OsFlcE NIsGISiA FIgE Asp MAGgSkIAS COL
kICnMoSO. Va. Jane l, 1854 !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

Gram mar: Grace Landrum, cassie Lyme Nln-
Zone. sadie stearus Mamie ka.e-. Nay
iaodrum. Matte Rex. Madge Landurm, Lotie
Campbell. Florence Bridgeiorlh, anu Matte
NauEey. ,.,
Ns1ge laudrum, Matue key Nay LaLdfum.
Matte LauEcv. Bessie Bell Davis. Malen Bur
non. Bo,sie Hasau, and Mary GoOle.
history. Matte Rex, N8dee Landrum, VA
,cie kafes. rIoreuco geyerdge. May Landrum,
WAtus Bamkey Lo.uo Campbell, aud bessie
Bell DAVIS.
Afitnmctic: Neilc EdmAry. NadRe Lam
drum. Nalcn Burnett, Mary Gooie, Bes-ie. .Eeilo
DAVIS Bessie Haean. Lotto Campbell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

Science has ascertainod mo origin - 7gm0n
di-ease-. Dut DO Wou Will erect chemiraI-W works
on the banks of rivrr- WHICH c0nter' their ~q-
tors into p1isonOIs slime: n men VIII persist lu
drinking from VOLS torfsnIuafed hy uIu.ru-
tIouaol~ nltn. orIt they WI herd together Ike
swine Iu foul tenrmeni-housas, ana pesf. c,r"
ensues. shall skepti.isn ho permitted Oh Ht up
I's hands iu affected horror tul g-saIl tue wI-a
and brueA,aut Providence ~ God A. tho author
or what was the result AZ mans stupidity or
ayauco on inhumHniN7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

Miss Emo Cofsr, Richmond, piano music; Miss
Eva Baker SOu.n Carolina, piano music; MISS
in ,o.sl music: Miss Static iiudal, south tLro-
lima. improvement iu art; Mss Media Mann,
North Caroliua. Latin. Miss Roma steafns, Rich
mond. Frouch; Miss Alice Leslie fleasauls,
Norfb Carolina, scholarship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

The world Of clothing o .trrsaV .u.l bARe fiH
to-I3y
~. l.t.-,.l--..- ..-.L L . L. ..--L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

BY such illustrauons .et forth iu nr llores
eloquent and arrlm -ufatitr malu"r hi- sermon
was an unau-werabie argument f.r the fact tn1f
Gods goodness aud fuerry cannot te 'hAIouged
with what is the result of ulau guoiauce. rrcs-
lsssness Ia 0i fidelity ~ duty. gree az gaia.
Tho unusual occurrence of y funeral. That n
Mrs 10. l. Anderson, matron Ht ST. Lub Ell, Homo,
f.-IuMnl lie Af-nIu.nu eNrHI-.n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

Tho boi.terous claims ~ oulor- resolve them-
selves into thin aad empy orr when fnose
fault."-s.y ltung sad Thoroughly uuorei Suits
oi oars at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

hr ftlrn moved ~ postpone me clecu0h Oi
D. Nrl. uDla the Ja'y meeting.
hr il.i cnuoc attention 70 ihe fact mat me
ifer. .4.if % ,lo BoarI Of Aldermen y deslg-
haiol 1y iAs iO disehErge The duties Oi AayOr IA
l-4' " 10 abssRss. ElGk1esE or olshoAhf "'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

n. said no. God bulls an thlnrs-if the world
IN which We dwell aud all the worlds which move
through spnce are his handwOrk, then SUCH "a
universe must have been built 10 accordance with
fixed plan. aud the study of physical nature
moro and more demonstrates the unity OF mat
pisn, is wisdom aud its heneireucs. Man too, IN
bis ittle sphere. is q builder bur his creations
are safe aud enduring and sub-ervani io his con-
vcni.ucc. comfort. and happiness lust IS they
are framed and regulated in strict accordance
with the physical laws which environ HIM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

.. Hr. gna,rtfIs naue was called he made
a ....., f. ~ 100 us election ~ pcebidoui 10
f.. .t. 10 .sft Lg-icu b. Bass
"t ..tI. nanie1 to lroW f Tho body conld
.i...r o. president before member wHs eiec,od
I.. N.... lgHrI to nu tbe vacancy. Ho wa1
d. .. .r..r I.aI t.c board lad no ugLt 10 90 inis
o. .. aleIt % point oi order
U.sr.-1n -aid no would hko % Aho"
y. r.. Er Es.4u g9f Dis aathouty for such Al
c....r ~aeff a f.ow NGs unbcard ~. several
.H..r eJ.uciQol with Nr Dichersoh
Ire .La.r decided tbaI Mr.. boiYin's point was
LD. esII l4Aru.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

The inyestigatiou Of thcse laws demonstrate
the uniformity Of their operation. lherr is
nothing ntfui, nothing caprir,ous. nothing ir-
regular in their action. Neu recognize this
uniformity IN nature aud regulate their own
movements aud adjust al their plans and entcr-
90. 'es ia accordance With TO- science calculates
fhe exact moment OF tho rising aud ing ot
fl5 sun IN any given locaty Al al seasons Of the
year: % asccrtAins he precise period o' the cob
eud row OF the tides 10 discovers the unchauging
laws of light and heat Of electricity hld
ragIfafiOn
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HOUSES AND LOTS.

sixTn ST.-Iwo lots ., the north west
cotnsf OF spfiAs and sixth streets, inelud-
ine hns residence. si2.Wo.
SIXTH sr.--0ne hundred and twenty
feet square aad Hvs-room huuHe, with
large amount VI small fruit. At norsnssss
corner Pine aud sixth streets. ss.ooo.
rvUsIR ss.-sesen-roon hard naishs d
hoase, AID fine ii : htiy iot On eat sice Of
Fourth, between spsinx and seneca. ss,oUO.
TThLSfH ST. = Choice residences aud
fa.l los. eorGsr Twelfth aud Pine. Nag.
Vincent view aud one VI the best a.
ranged residences In the city, $3.50
DAPOT sE.-fulI lot aud double house,
cor1cr Depot and Lombard streets. s. sou.
kiAG a. Lot aud eightroom hard.
nnished house GA King near Ientn. x,uo.
TWkLtIn ST. Good house and two
ioia. aortheass corner Twelfth aud Howell.
N.n0
1kNTu sT.-5ixhtiy lot aud nsw seven
room house On upper side Of Tenth street.
between dearborn aud Chariss. @. zoo
WASHINGTON ST. Two new hard fn
Washington street near Twelfth: sz.oeo
each.
LAEE UNION - Four.room house and
nas. sishsly iot nesr Lahe Onion. on the
eiectrie car iiue. si,seo.
JACKSON Hr.-Two lots and three room
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Mr.. v. A. Pusey. superintendent al
county scheoss. was in the city yester.
day.
Mr.. o. kineasd. a prominent citizen
ef Mount Vernon. j. spending y few
DAYS in sesttle.
Mr.. Walter Sanhorn. OF Morrissown.
Mimi. arrived in Seattle yesterday
and - hacking for u location for a
drug store
ltssise Z. IT. Hanford returned yes
aerday frssm Mt. vYrnsn. sksgis
eoasssx. sheTe he has been holding
eonrt since Monday.
Mr.. Charlie X. Hosnaer, general
manager OF the Pacific Postal Tee
graph Company. and l. W. stcsror,
sn:- rsusessisas. Will arrive hese on
Mems az. They are on a tour az in
siseiissn of the lines.
C.d, ]. c. tlainrs arrived Yesterday
from Mount Vernon. where he has
fren sH aftens ante ou eDurt there
Mr.. Hstnes deeply regrets thSs be
VAS unahsr a. att nd the funeral oi
his father. Elijah NJ. Hsiaes. who died
in Wsakes an. III, on Thursday. Al
pre- emf he ases nat knu~ neither he
will 70 fa 4 ar RET
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Graham & Daelion. leading carpet
house.
For wall paper and carpets go to
Graham 4 Uaslton.
Deputy Collector Wiusiow Yesterday
made The aefnieasureInent OF the tug
Sarah NJ. Realon.
The new uniforms OF the Seattle
Rifles have arrived. and will be- dis.
trlaassei at the Armory tomorrow
night ~ 3 o'clock.
Justice Rivers performed the mar
rage cefeainny st the Arlington hotel
yesterday for Martin Anderson and
Miss Elsie jameson. of skagit county.
Mrs.. II. NJ Barker will deliver an
educational lecture on the wonders OF
Mammoth Cave. at NJ. Il. church on
MONDAY evening. Admission Is 3
cents. School children half price.
The Eank OF North Seattle opened
at l4 O'Clock yesterday at the forth
west corner ~ Front and Battery
streets. With capital stock Of 5000.
III. w. Wheeler is prrsiden, and &. d.
Bsgiey cashier.
The 9th Of May has been set for the
shoot between t:srsiner kellogg, of
hfhhttrs anu y. ~. Dell. 81 taSutha.
The match will take place 1T the race
track. There ~iil be- pool shooting at
the grounds 81 the Queen City club
on Inauguration dsy.
Licenses TO we'd we're YESTERDAY
issuest Nv the county anssits,r for Ar
thur +. Potter and Miss Egiae N. War
nef. Edwin ID, Corsee ard Mis- Nellie
Warner. u. Nhifmer Jones and Mis-
Eusma Rsxter. ali oF Seattle: Martin
Anderson ard Miss Elsss jameson. al
Skagfi county,
Centennial exercises viii be held on
Monday evening In the respective
ss.hooss as snlia~ss Central school at
lhs armury. Denny sckoal. In the re-.
speetiv~ fssasns; South eehosi, in the
respective rson<, Jackson street
esbsel. ia the Baptist Mission church.
PAigons OF the school are invited 10
attend the exercises,
The bah and drill 10 be given
Tuesday evening. April 50. in
h0nog ct the ceatsnniai snniver-
sary of the Inauguration Of
tsroFge Washington as first preSi-
dent III the tinted States. gives prem
ise uf heing an interesting event The
entrusted with the max
ing OF the different arrangements have
performed their work TIA . creditahle
m snaer. as every detail has been at
tended TO.
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Hose, Underwear, etc.

line Of Ladies' Balbrggan ribbed vests in al
colors each 75c. worth $50
Ladies Gauzc vests long or short sleeves. s e
leach
An entirely new line of Infants and Children's
underwear in Saxony Wool Balbriggzn, Isle Thread
and Six
For Ioc we offer line Of full finished black
Ingram Hose These have just arrived and are Wen
worth 25c
splendid line Of Chidrcns Caps in lawn, en-
brodery and lace silk and plush is offered for this week
at very advantageous rates to the purchaser.
Troop after troop Of Corsets have marched GU
from do service and as result We have
|ony remnants of regiments left in many lines These
we will dispose Of during the week at Ioc each Thesc
corsets have sold at 25c each Bring the corsetlcse
along.
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Gloves | Gloves |

How many people who wear gloves have ever
thought Of the manipulatons REQUIRED % produce .
single pair? We received last week heavy stock Of the
celebrated "Trefousse ladies glove manufactured s.
Chaumont (Haute Marne) by Trefousse & Co. in which
each glove went through less than arc distinet
manIpulations' We ordered direct from Monsieur
Trefousse Christmas last and only pot our order filed
as stated Demand keeps merchants waiting their Turn
ike those in line at a postofice window We are shc
only house in the city selling this glove which today y
foremost in the market Il appears in shades to match
the fashionable colors in Dress Goods this season and
has four buttons We carry both dressed and undessed
kid of this make -
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New York Mu.,elaa. swindi.d

Abont six months ago Colonel Crs-
ger, chairman "a the centennial army
committee. quietly engsged twenty.
i've first-ciass hands Tor April 81 in
New York. lie told each that there
Was 10 be a parade On that dsy. aud
a. he Was military man no snspi
eion- wese aroused. and he got them
as the nsEai figure. Waen soo late
the bandnaa> taFs woke ula 20 the fact
thai they we're engaged for the eenten,
nisl military parade. Now TO hand
can be had Iur double the usual rate.
Those who have enrasssd bands SIC
the eivIc parade have had to pay high
ffsx efssrs,
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IN HONOR OF WASHINGTON.
The First Regiment Will Celebrate
Tucsdss.s Centenary.

All OF the companies of tie First
regiment except II will assfmble in
full dress uniform ut the afnory
Tuesday eveTing to assist i9 the cen
tennial anniversary OF rheenaugura-
ton OF George Washington, the first
president OF the unitec ktates. The
exercises will consist 81 Aires parade
review and prrsentation}3f colors, fol.
lowed by u grand ball
The cciors to be PRESENTED consist
of the national anrferritorial flags
which were psirehsted for the First
regiment by The sgfrifosy. They are
handsome silk iiagS. His Exceliency
Miles c. Moore, governor and com.
mander-in-chief. eili make the presen-
tation speech, ard the occasion will be
a most interesting one
The committee having the matter OF
arranging the details III the celehra-
ton are working energetieaily and
promise TO make IL a noitbse event
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BELL BOUND OVER.
A Part Of the Charges Agafnst Him
Dismiased.

w. E. Bell was brought before Jus.
tice Rivers yesterday afternoon for
trial on the charges OF forging note
on the Washington Savings bank for
$4.75 and obtaining money under false
pretences from several persons BY
ntfering worthless checks for 81 and
81.
Bell appeared by counsel and signi-
fed his Willingness 10 waive examina.
tim on the charge OF forgery II the
other cases against him were dis
missed.
District Attorney Newlin assenfed
TO the dismissal OF the charges oil
falsely obtaining mone,f II he would
waive examination on the forgery
charge and furnish bond in the sum
Of 81 500 for his appearance before the
grand jury.
Bell then waived examination and
the ether charges we're dismissed upon
the condition above stated. Bell
started out In custody oil the con~ia.
be 60 secure bonds. and at 10 o'clock
last night secured the desired sureties.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-28
A Georgia shoe Fly story.

Col. John Atsawav. OF Canton, Ga.
has most remarkable dog. It Is
keenly alive 10 the n,isfortunes OF the
animal world. A few DAYS ego this
wonderful canine happened upon q
COW in the streets that had lost her
tail. After locking with an eye ol
pity on that posr creature. be dashed
Oh 10 the blacksmith shop, where ar
odd cows tail was being used 70 keep
the fsir~ from ri tuFbing horses while
the smith shnd them. and. snasehine
mp the brush. ran back and laid il
dawn At the cow feet. The COW, how.
ever. failed 10 appreciate the dogs
blindness and left lis al. gust.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-28
CHURCH NOTICES.

DR.. York sresks At the Opera Hause 10
night 81 8 o'ciork sharp on The selfhood
OF Being. aud Tatngs as Th.sy Are I"
Unitarian service ~ Pythien hail. Frye's
Opera House. ct II a. m SERMON by the
pastor. Rev. Eruest 4. sxaisa. Sunday
school as ls.lS
There will be 30 preaching today at Ply
mouth Conxss v.tsonai chllfcn. Sunday
school 81 iessa. aud young peoples meet
ins ~ $50 p IN. IS usual
Trinity Psrish-Res. George Herbert
Watson. rector Church, Third ard JET
feFson streets First Sunday after Easer.
sunday school, 10 O. VA: holy communion,
fisis .. M evening III 80 Chapel. second
aud blanchard streets. sunday school, J
n m divine service z.ss n m