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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-08
GENERAL TRAps.

Buy aud sell stocks and bonds through r
VI. Nnlbronlh. No ~ Mnli.Dn .trycL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-08

RrLAnLr mIIroad vnIchc. d rhayet's
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Cote. seed ,.r.,u.,.

fniNr 'htbf oti-lnc, prime summer yell
low, 6oc, summer white, h3c, choice cooking
summer yellow, N,c, cotton seed meal, SapOO.
less than car load. S2i a.
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bank cLrARIxos.

Cmc,Go. H., Jan. 7.-Clcarinss, So, SIS,
O1l.
NV ORLEANS, La, Jan. 1:--Bank clearings.
s235l, SIS
INV YonE, Jan 7.-Clcaring-, SIS, SOS, oOi;
balances, 81, jJs, iU2.
ST. Louis, Mo, Jan. 7.-Clcarings, si,527,.
SIS, balances, $685., 500
BosroN, Mass, Jan. 7.-Clearings, SO, SCI,
737; balances, si,0l7,S3j.
BALTIMORE, nd, Jan. 7.-Clcarings, 81
27l 90, balances, 1854, 200
PuiAuELnuA Pa, Jan. 7.-Clcarings,
SO, giG 40, balances, $l,0i3,6ls
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-08
MUSTANG L.IEIMENT

CURES RwlNNEY, SADDLE AND HAR.
Miss SORES IN HORSES a NuLESi
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-08

LONDON, Jan. 4, PM -Consuls closed nj
rs 5-lGl for money and sgd for the ac-
count. The amount Of bullion rome into
the Bank ~ England on balances today Is
fiI0lO. Bar silver. q li-l6d per ounce.
PAms, Jan. Three per cent rcntcs, s2f
sUr fnf- tho nppnuut
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-08

elnitcd States cnuppns g. is15..-..... tNi. ig7i.
etnltrfi iniia fuIisttusi a. itu1 ... iFi. tg5it
eluhci ftaifs ruuluus. q H............. iusi ...
slultrd stats registered a...........s tUl ....
Exdi,ldcnl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
{" RarCaln and Sala.n

We are glad to see in the Philadelphia
Telegraph our article headed "MahOnes
Object" in which we quoted the VaUCy
Virginidn. the organ of the real Repubii-
cans of Virginia. TO show what that object
is. II reputable northern Republicans
only knew such facts as the Trginian,
through us and the Telegraph, has laid be-
fore them they would not contribute g
dollar 10 the corruption fund of MALONE,
though, truth to say, we have never been
at ell afraid that the northern Republi-
cans would send to this State money
enough 10 percolate through the hands of
the MALONE "stickers" into those of the
colored brethren or the white Mahoneitcs
who do the voting. Old JoE BEowE once
once said 10 q reporter who asked him if
all the United States senators were mil
lionsires. "A million of dollars is a good
deal of money" II is not easy to raise that
sum. Well We think that il would take at
least million OF dollars TO satisfy the
greedy Mahoneites; and the relatively small
contribution which they will get from
northern monopolists will not hurt the
Virginia Democrats.
However, this is not the point we had in
tended TO make. AS the Philadelphia Iele-
groTA has permitted It's readers TO see the
article We have mentioned. We lltake the
liberty of quoting from that journal what
II says as TO the bargain and sale" pro-
posed by the negro LAsosToS. We quote;
1.-THE last striking object-lesson in prac-
tieal politics has been furnished with most
engaging frankness by that eminent col
ored man, brother, and patriot, J NJ. Lang
ston, OF the Old Dominion. There is
ffankness exhibited in the making OF his
demands which would be simply brutal If
politics were different from what il is if ii
were not, for instance. matter Of bargain
and sale. instead Of patriotism and states
manship, as II should be- Mr.. Langston
has no reason, rs will be hereafter per-
ceiyed, for Loving General Malone, but no
has sternly resolved TO condone the offence
OF the Republican candidate for Governor
OF Virginia il his terms shall DO accept
cd. They are rather high, but not too
high. apparently, 10 be accepted. IL isnot
tho milk Of human kindness, turning his
bitter gail TO the sweetest cream, which,
surging in SIR. Langston bosom, induces
him 10 support with his voice, vote, and
influence his enemy General Malone. No
thing like that iinpels him 70 20 upon the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

stump 10 aid his late antagonist, He has
weightier reasons and he has in the frank
est, not TO say the most brutal, manner
publicly stated what they are. He will. he
saws, support Malone, aud by and through
his influence over the the colored votera Of
Virginia elect him Governor. If the Re
publican National Committee and the Re
publican majority of Congress pledge
themselves 60 give him the seat IN Con-
eress."
"Such demand as this. endorsed rs IL
is, too by some respectable and influential
Republican papers, is striking iilustra-
ton of the domoralizing political methods
of the time"
This is bargain and corruption and negro
impudence. 1t shows that even intelli-
gent. educated negroes are after all nothing
but negroes. LANGsToN sees, and can be
made 20 see. no improperly IN bis oaer to
trade speeches for votes. II would he as
improbable TO attempt TO show him
wherein such aproposali is brutal" to use
the TeleQ7,oh's word, as it would be to try
TO impart 10 blind man knowledge Of
colors. He regards Republican congress
men as judges open 10 brides.
SO much for LANGsToN. As to the bar
gain with MALONE the Telegraph says:
General Malone thinks little of the
white vote, however; his chances Of sue
cess lie chiefly in his ability TO march the
colOred voter solidly to the polls to his
support, and apart from them TO get few
thousand white votes by hook and by
crook"
"Tho breaking Of the solid Democratic
South has been the most splendid dream
Of the Republican party's managers since
the reconstruction laws ceased 90 operate
and the carpst-baggors to dominate tho
southern Commonwealth. The feeling
has been commonly shared by them
that the break could and should
be made in Virginia. They have, on
the occasion of every recurring presi-
Dental election-day for the last sixteen
years, confidently predicted that Virginia
would give her electoral votes TO the Re-
publican candidate; but whom the returns
were in it was always found that Virginia
had done Just the contrary and that she
was still one with the solid South. General
Malone. IN consideration Of controlling
the Federal Offices in Virginia. has promised
10 make it Republican State this fall,
and. as Governor, 10 keep IL so, especially
for 1892. That is the bargain that, it Is
claimed bv his adherents. has been made
between the Administration and General
MahOnen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

Mr.. HARE1soN was so bent upon honoriug
the negroes tina. he appointed rs foreign
minister FRfpEmcK DOUGLASS. who could
not 60 by the Norfolk boat 20 Norfolk!
What a shameful record is this. Read 1t.
The Washington Post says
a colorcd man. however, cannot secure
frst-class accommodations on the regular
Norfolk boats, il matters not what ms So
cial or official position may be. and if MIN
ieter Douglass had gone that way himself
and wife would have been compelled to
take passage on the lower deck. II he had
wanted supper or breakfast along with the
other Das sengor- who are willing ~ pay for
the best the steamer could afford, ne would
not have gotten it. Mrs. Douglass. beng q
white woman. could have obtained these
accommodations for herself, but for the
Minister to Hayti the rule would have been
enforced
Mscegenation and amalgamation.
But the Second Assistant Secretary
didn't Ike the looks of the affair. snd de-
MED that the new arrangement was made
on account Of any trouble on the part Of
DOUGLASS to secure passage by the regular
Norfolk boat
We would not have any white man ac-
cept the mission to Hayti. But we don't
like the idea of q Government vessel being
at the service of q ncgro-especially Of
one who has married u white woman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
CTRAUSE BROTHERS.

GTRAUSE BROTHERS.
- GREAT MAIN-STREET BAZAAR,
100 MAIN STREET
The following specialtles for this veek-epe-
cial'ies which ought 10 crowd SIRAUsE bkO-
THEIRS spacious premises from garrett 70 cellar
with eager and carly buyers
PICKED BARGAINS IN COLOkED DRESS
GOODS
l,1Co Dross Platforms, plain colors and Brocade
CashmoTos- this Wook i%c.;
ca Dress Patterns. Fino Woo Csshmeres, sll
sea-Onabls shades this week &c.
20 Dress Patterns. now PlaIds in choice de-
signs, this week l2bc.:
2OJ Dress Patterns. Diagonal Striped Cash
moros, 80 inches wide, solid and fancy
stripes. this week ljkc.;
40 pieces Hamilton All-Wool Filling Alpaca,
every conceivable shade. &C.
At 43c the best thing ever shown for tho money
- patterns Choice Imported All-W0ol Plaid
tlannels, especially suitol for this seasons
wear. All new designs, worth 63c.;
Al f5r. &c pattern pieces 52-inch English Broad
cloths sold everywhere atfI.
PICKED BARGAINS FOR HOUSEKEEPERs ~
BLANKETS An ID CuMFORT>.--2C0 pair
White blankets. IOA size. az { 10 poT pair.
worth $l.,j; $50 pair Fine Wool White
blankets. very large size. ct $40 per pair,
would be cheap at $50;
IS pair Fine All-Nool Whlto Blankets, i0-4. at
e. per pair. richly worth So
O. pair oXtra-hno White All-WoOl Blankets, IA
s.Ec. no ,6-you can't duplicate them else-
whore for less than So
100 pair Scarlet All-WOOl Blankets, 1911 size,
hoayy goods, az S37l worth q per pair;
20O pair All-Wool scarlet Blankets III, at 81 per
pair-pr.co elsewhere 5000;
l0) bales Bed Comforts IN all leading patterns,
fun sizes, from 81 TO 9.
GRNTLEHEN'S UNDERW EAR.-l00 dozen
Mems Heavy Scotch Gray McrinO shirts or
Drawers. sizes 80 10 q. for B or 75c per suit,
sold all over thu country at SOC. each
80 dozen Mer's Heavy Al-Wooi Scarlet Medi-
Gated shirts or Drawers Oh sizes. at ~ each,
worth $50:
l0j Mems eKtra-flne Au-WoOl Fancy Striped
Shirts or Drawers At Sl25 each or $3.50 per
suit, worth q sIit
SIkAlSK BROTHERS
Great Main-Street Bazaar. If09 Main street.
Our store VIII be closed III T. kSDAY on nc
count OF Holiday 2j-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
TOWN BONDS FOR SALE.
TWENTY $50 BONDS or InE TOWN -
liberty. "a.


Sealed hlls VIII no received ~ me nli'f
si.ust a. Liberty. vs.. ans opened o. % doors
noon ~ EsDAi, tho ist lay " re.alef' I'-'. ~
tns purrbasa ~ an &C. an PSF, 0f .eries Of
TWkHg \ BONDS 90 so ZACH. lss4si -
TIC town OF Liberty. Bedford coaaiy, Va, taf-
abs on tho j., day q Oetotrr, PIG. AM -
doemsbie al ihe pleasure ~ tee Mayor
Common Council of me seld town aiior ST. 'l
day " october. 1870. Win iatcrcsi az
cenlum per Annun., payable OF iho To- 3
Of January aud Oi July iu each year. a. .-'
Ecu Of me Recorder % said tosn 90 .fr-'u
lion and surrender % no respective rou H4.i
attached. a. they seYeraily become ilo.
The bOngs are issuol fof the purpose 'i -
terdiug tho water sCrks 4 sAi town, nu. iiNs
storage Reservoir. *, pursuant 10 a. 80 ~ 70
Genera Assembly u Virginia. approved ffp'
ruaiy a., 1855, and are secured ~ mortgage
or deed of Irast on she wAter-works % saii
town. which. Win he reservoir 90 10 hulk irQm
his fuac. are valued a. s35.1c.
r. X CLAYTON
q. D. BEkkf,
s n QlAklh>,
Finance COMMITTEES OF IOWA Of Liberty. "a
50 i7.la
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
.HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS.
THE GREATEST PREPARATION

All the best of makers goods-de-
signs taken from the most noteworthy
patterns OF both English and French
designs-Patterns exclusive with this
house. Nearly eight months in getting
ready.
Nearly everything is ready for your
choosing display that will puzzle you
with regret that you cannot buy them
all.
Moquettc, Administer, Wilton Velvets,
Velvets, Body Brussels, Tapestry Brus-
sells, Three-ply, Ingram, Rugs, Drug
pets, Linoleum, On.Cloth. and every
thing that might be wanted as n floor
covering. Many special prices in all the
various grades. The best prices in all
can be looked to.
Every kind of CURTAINS AND
PORTIERES from 42c. pair TO the
finest imported. -Second Floor.
The Housewaro and Kitchen Furni-
ture-everything that might be thought
Of or wished for. Hundreds of special
prices here. Tile Basement
THE BOYS CLOTHING is here for
fall and winter. Call and sec the cor
rect styles combined with the best
prices.
This house is run on the principle of
a saving to you-a matter that should not
be overlooked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES ENGlNtI.
l OFFICE. HlcHH0sI "a. 1'l 'eH
l.sq Pr p0sEls f0f toNrl ~ tliNf DIT.
pf kE, viii uo received urtn noeu ~ Dc '.
l.sJ aud tncn opened lhs attention ~ 'I
D. invited t0 no acts % Congress a.p
February 2f. 1856. and February 81. u.
- pags Si2, ana Volume %. lasa 80, statue
Larga. Al information rau le DAD ~ DO r'
engineer. Nj. e. r. r. BIrgwgu, FL IS eh..
street WILLIAM T. 'nAinhiii. t.i'.
engineers. Unltoi states Army. a .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

The scientific truth that typhoid-feyer is
due ~ impure water, and is therefore a
preventabic disease, has become so gone
rally recognized that suit for damages
based upon it has Just resulted IN a victory
for the plaintiff in the English Court Of
Queens PhiiGdepbid Press.
Impure water" Is the water Of this
CITY pure;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

a D1sGpac ErUL STATUTE" These words
are applied by the Atlanta Constitution to
the following law Of the United States:
"No person who has served in the mill
tarv. naval. or civil service of the sO-called
Confederate States. or either Of the States
in iusurrcction during the late rebellion,
shall be- appointed 10 any position IN the
army of the United States
What shall be said Of a Virginian who
voted against exempting va rebel" from
the operation Of that statute?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

If You want to know what Republican
rule means look at the negro FRED. DoU-
GLASS on United States vessel conveying
him To Norfolk and thence To Hayti.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

MAHoNE's Abingdon speech was tissue
paper affair. The State Democratic Exc
cutiye Committee should dart straws
through it in the form OF documents issued
shcef hX shoot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

WmKIr COLLINS. the dead novelist, was a
master Of plot construction. Fow Of his
characters. however, were so drawn that
they Will live.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

The unexpected did not happen in
France Sunday. The elections passed off
quietly. The volcano was not ripe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

cit is odd says a writer on fashion,
how many famous women have had au-
burn hair.n Auburn is good. 1t covers a
multitude Of. Perhaps We would better
MT aau II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

General SHERMAN says there is no truth
in newspapers" But TEoUNP is not alto
gether responsible for his remarks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

Spain has started out to corner Mo
rocco" A Morocco corn, oh! is not a
Spanish monopoly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

"Tho Boston Herald asserts that the Ia
dies Of that city play poker" That is un-
intentional irony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
BRIEF COMMENT.

Ben. BUTLER is to write his own memoir.
BEN.'s career is very cloudy, but it has
silver lining.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

The street-railroad track between Ninth
street and Laurel was laid down in 1882
This to an inquirer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

THE FIRM OF A. SAKS & co.
L has been dissolved by tho death Of Mr..
William Cans
The uEdcTsigned will continue tho business
under the nrm-name OF A. sAAs & 60.
ANDRgW sAkS
RIcunosD. Va, August ~. 1854
NcrG-Mr. JACOB CANS has assumed The
management Of the Richmoad house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
~. CHARLEs S. HNIITAN -

returned 10 tie clly aud RESUMED n, fRA>-
TICE. onl.e aai resldea-c, 3d. oaf'a sixth
street. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
Now Book.

4 Hopeless Case The Remarkable Expe-
rience Of an UnrOmantic Individual with
Romantic Name. BY LUTHER III. BIcK-
Fonp. Chicago; Charles III. Kerr Com
pany. 1889. Price in paper 30 cents.
For sale by the publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
zIcGUlRES SCHOOL.
" N.tr AM. NORTH 1921 B.

oi. .'N Monroe If..
Twenty Tfth session. Entrance far. e...
TLMREE 10TH ana trH f ....s .s.s..,
ffd rKIcr eucr teacher-. lr.n. -.....
b. Lower a. a.l 49, l.ar..r.. OIL
fgn
k-fcr % university ani anf r.f "a
Eight direct .r irfife' ielrf,rH .1..
ver,iiy of Virginia .ast r3+s.on f.4r ......t
AVID twelve diplomas.
Ch.4.a-s 81 h..l frt...s l1 bookstores aef
we-t- Naiu-sfrent lrnss
jobs p. N...IHa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
NCHOOL BOOKs. SCHOOL BOOk..


TAMES W. DONNAN. ATTORNLi
y ATLAW. NOrARY 81 BlIC. ant tOaN.
SiONEk OF DEEDS. 49,, Tor tlo @lsiea ~ - fH
Carolina. south Carolina. Georgia. a.. To-
Florida, Loulsiana. Texas. West lrsir .l
syiyania. NON Jer ey. NeW 5 ork. snd Nr-et i.
-etfa can nov n6 fu.ui tn Room >u. -.. -'i
FER BLlLDlAd, having removed ir'n
q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

RI Slim ~ 10 rorfh p. -... ..
Mr. MERRILLS School FOR
VI YOUNG LADIES' AND N.,.R.. D. 80
Cary street Wrhm0ni. Va. tet-. ,.....
bEkKa is.3. NRta.uguos o. rr. .rrt
GEORGE r. M.khI.I t.v.
an i1fsc10i ..-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

Reading notices in reading matter type, ave
lines or less. 81 In nonpareil loaded, sc.
Gard Of rates fer more space furnished on APP
F,firatkno
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

SEQ catalogue. 80 lN trI.
EDGEWORTH BOARDING. AND
k-DAY school FOR GIRLS. ~ W.-i I.4r.
300 -u-et baltimore. Nl.. Nr-. %. Do
FEHfHN. Principal This school el'i re.I.a
IHi RSDAN tae gu of September iln...
81 ins'rIcuon embraces al fue s.liirs i.t..
iu q thorough kng.irh c1uraii 100. nnf uIr
aud German languages aru pIA.'. ally .h.-
~ .nAN ..
MISS EENlLEYS SCHOOL FOB
VA GIRLS
The nrKt .ersiou s'l begin ou NEUhsN. ..
September -1.n. 80 SO. Dog cas- Main rir.ef
pcs WAS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-04
p0RTLAND.s CRIMINALS.
A Merchants Degradation Released
TO Tesfify- Murderer Indicted.

posrLANn, April s.--s. A. sahon. once e
prominent merchant here. pleaded guilty
10 burglary In the criminal court this
morning. aud will be senienrssss 70 the pea
ftsntisrg on satsrday. He had decided q,
stand trial. hut weakened when he SAYS
wstris thief sentenced for four years.
This afternoon. when the ease OF Vim.
Brown, who stabbed John Buckley nearly
% death. came MP IN this police e0sgr, Mrs.
snyder, on whose account the FDw oe-
Cured, lseIinea 20 testify. ~ she was
with Buckley on the night OF the light and
saw Brown stab him. Der evidence was
vers important to the state she said she
would rather 60 to jail than testify, and
Judge Tanner accommodated her b. i'm
posing tHe ~ - snd 10 days sentence
in jail, EuekIeys testimony was also fagcl-
eiaI. He said be could not reeosieet how he
was injured. - be had been drinking. The
case against Brown was dismissed.
Frank tashetta, who Killed Jhesles ].
Olsen. tn February. vas Indicted for mnr.
der b. the grand Jury to-day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-04
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Annual Stockholders Meeting He
ports Not Vet Completed.

sAS fH1sttssss. April Alt meeting of
The stockholders of the southern Pacific
railroad to-day tAa following directors
were elected. Leland stanford, {. p, Hani.
auxtoss, Chas. +. grockeg. A. n. Tossne.
fhnS- t. ssiifmRn, VI. Y. HUNTINGTON. F. 1
nonty. w. 4. HsaVu. \ 4. Gage. ARIEL
l.sshEon, =, Miller, ts. The ongy change
= fac election ef r. X Ssili.Han and A.
Iowile, VICE Timothy Hopkins. resigned,
aud JhsFies EForker. deceased Ii II
understood that though Hopkins resigns as
dIFsesot, DE retains Tho ufiiess. Of tresxzrssr
Out OF . capital stuck Of sizes gsg1 gs9s .Ssss-
standing, sigt 600 MAS rvpreswptsd 81
the meeting. Tomorrow the directors viii
elc.f general elfieeFs, II IL uaiersGesssl thsx
Will re he same IS last year. q r. t.rosksss
taking the psaee OF his fAshef agd 4 n
fasne tsal NJ e, r. crsskar.
SAG fnANcaSs0. April a~.No rets,syx
weFu presented a. the southern pagtfle
ntsstlag to-day. They viii exssssss tsV8.sa "a,
directors a. = nssgtiaz 50 be held huss,,yss
Mt Huntington gassS hast. The wears re.
EsAsts, arranged By Mr. g,aasias and com.
psstsss ~ tss various heats os denarssas ats
all secretaries Of subordinate companies.
vii De long ssaa exhaustive The p4sa has
teen 70 - arrange them that any stss,k
asai19F 81 s'Ay sssa& lI cssEs RAaisS of Tia xyS.
- saas, - sNlsfsgseo 80 thtsn. readily
ieAfW Say facts 0f stseV4as gssnssesn Is hts
Interest, The various repssssN slas al -.
nys@sess Sss3 tsas tsfSetsssw Et IL sxtsez.tsa4t
tfss volume viii ~ F2say fas segsef,ss n ~,
sshesa IA she eSaurSs III a mouth
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-04
ronr TOWNSEND NEWS.


Pehf fasNsFsn. April a.~~tshIei I'm.
siascr Hogs Of the Port Iownseaa sonth,
etn railroad hiss returned from gasnn
City. He ferosss thai the surveying PARTY.
uneer fnglneef sau SCHNEIDER. IL uF,s.
EfvSSaiss very nicely with their preliminary
Mcrk. They haxa Developed The esauutry
between lnsun City snsf The SheAasls va
icy. pnssng the wreck \ meeting of Ire
dstetspss VIII be held far the l,asgrsssx, iss,s
saaes fhs consideration 81 other statAesFtsns
business Of organizing a epuxtxnefiou
snfcs 81 engineers Ia pan and sytabsssA
tee KsAde and iesels fog tho eaatraslass a.,
lite stxst1ise section ri the Tass TOYS Ss,.a
rpasnnfn railroad. During The next ~
aasS the t1sT7l ta1ty os SURVEYORS VIII ~
r1ssea IN the aeia between ms q : ss,tfs
hmit referred h in the fAyessssnr and lA =
s{uliscne. 20 iosssE the tine ghsf faf 81
ths rfestmthsry work Was aceat,,l.t leh..,. ax
nj ~ ssasiceRu bay last atntes ~ Xsst.
ssShsAesssn and party.
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