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cHuK D.aLENE INDIANS.
a Commission to Persuade Them {
Sell Thefr Larda

a Commission to Persuade Them to
Sell Their Lands.
PORTLAND, Aug. Hon. Ben Simp-
son, formerly prominent politician
Of this state, but for the past five years
resident OF Selma, Als., arrived here
today. He and Hon. John Shoup
and Captain n. B. Humphreys have
been appointed commission to nego-
tiate with the Cmnr d'Alene Indians
for the purchase of timber and mineral
lands and navigable waters comprised
In their reservation. They leave for
C9ur d 'Alene Monday.
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He Is ON Hls Way To Fight La
blanche.
PoRTLAsD, Aug. SACK Dempsey
and his trainer, Denny Costigan, and
Dave Campbell. who viii second him
in his fight with La Blanche, left on
tOnight's steamer for San Francisco.
Dempsey has been in training for sew
eral weeks and is in fine condition.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3.--Athletics
Louisville o.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3-Athletics 1
Louisville o.
BALTIMORE. Ang. 3.-Baltimore 6
Cincinnati -.
CoLuasus, Aug. s.--columbus 4
Kansas City 5.
BRooKLYS. Aug. s. brooklyn -,
st. Louis 6.
CHICAGO. Ang. 3.-Ghicago l.. Cleve-
land 2.
PIrTsnuRG. Aug. 81 Pittsbug 6, In
dianapolis s.
WAsHiSaroS. Aug. 8 Washington
8, Boston 8.
New YoEK. Ang. New York IS,
Philadelphia s.
STANDING or THE LEAGUE CLUBS.
Following is the standing OF the
league teams including yesterday i
game.
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MeetssG ~ the Beasd oF 1rnds-
ChaEbor eT Ce10eFee and DnR.
There viii be : joint neetsng ct the
Board Of Trade, ChAuasssr of Com
MERGE and bsr association st the
courthouse q o'clock NDndsy even
ing 10 discuss the courthouse site
question
II l. understood that the owners OF
the block bounded BY ChcTry. Column
bis, Fifth and Sixth streets. ,otIer TO
guarantee the title and giyeaa bond
% insure vacation OF the premises, 90
that the county commissioners may
have possession At any time they
choose.
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THz HosrErAfs~ 1t Grace isospf.Ag
there are thirteen patients. one of
which Il typhoid ievsr. Providence
hospital contains IL patients. Mr..
Keys, whose arm wss ananusasess Fri
day eventsg. IL g@stlsg along as aeas
~ cssala lse expected, Mrs. Charles
L. Hihhsrss. who has h<sa verv sox.
y rsox out 81 danger.
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The district courtroom was Flied
last night with members Of Stevens
ard Miller posts Of the G.. A. r., to
formally receive Department Com
msndeT s. @. Cosgrove and stan. Post
Commander w. r. Wilson presided
Mr.. Ccsgrove first addressed the
meeting and in turn was followed by
Major Barton. Of Tacoma. and COM
rades Kinuear. Hoyt, Bradley, Hous.
ton, Fitchenbury and others Of Seattle.
The meeting Was enthusiastic, and
IS Comrades Cosgrove. Hoyt. Kinnear.
Tibbests and Barton are all members
Of the convention at Olympia, the
wonk OF that body was referred to in
eli the speeches. At the close the
thanks of the Il. A. Il. OF Seattle were
officially rendered to that convention
for providing home for soldiers and
sailors.
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To the stcckhoI5eur =
A1sust Co. of - = q:
here&A Il u g.
1fal ttQck If tie CTSS4SS
Co. Of Seaflie. she11 -
being au0orify q S
company, here6y - =
stockholders 81 sald -
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eaao day, ~ the eun51-
c1sy Of seattle, for tie -
inx . proposition Il G
tecA duly a1opted -
o.sard- held July II. -
Of the capital stuck a -
the snn Of ffty fhorS-s =
sum Of two hundred shorS
seattle July u 1sSn
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HcRsE Asp BUGeY SToLEs.-The
barn Of Attorney N. L. Baer, on How
ard street. near Lake Union, was
broken open some time Thursday
night and horse, buggy, harness.
bride and saddle stolen. Mr.. Baer
bad the horse and buggy out driving
until 10 O'Clock Thursday night, when
he locked them securely in the stable.
Yesterday morning, when he went out
to feed his horse, the whole outfit was
gone. The horse is q very valuable
one. and Mr.. Baer values him and the
trappings taken ct 500. The thief
drove through Slaughter early in the
cay, and Sheriff MeGraw heard in the
afternoon that man had passed
through Sumner with he rig about
noon. The officers are confident of
capturing the thief and securing the
rig before he can get out Of the coun-
fFy
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DOHBNY 4 MARU
Corner Of Second and Seneca stree,s.
DRESS GOODS And Sin
GREAT SALE THIS WEI
GREAT SALE THIS WEEK

We will offer to the public this week the
most substantial inducemenssin Dress Good
and Silks
Being just between the seasons we NJ
offer prices which cannot fail to convince 81
lady that now is he economical time to -
chase Dress Goods and Silks.
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Afcaieecf XeAny + preparine plans
Tor iarke ucozen hotel 70 BE- built On
ske * ukhessf corner a Railroad are
nue AID Nain street hy Mr. J. ~. Cot
nasn. The structure vii have . front
axe Of I'D seet On Main street, and *
tesa<i snrk : uixtance al 20 feet on Rail-
foas avenue. II win stand four stories
Ia haight, having stores and hotel
business oGzces On the ground floor,
and stepping apartments and parlors.
single and in suite. on the three upper
f3oorS- The building VIII Be elegantly
furni shed throughout and supplied
with al tie modern improve ments,
including electric bells ana lights. gas,
steaua heating apparasus, etc Work
viii segin immediately, and the work
rasned rzpidiy until the building Is
completed. Il viii Gust about $1,000
Architect Meany is preparing plans
for another hotel similar In style to
the pslc naenti0ped above, TO be erected
BIZ ]. d. Colman, John Collins and
others. on the site of the old Southern
hoie., on the northeast corner Of Rail-
roai avenue and Jackson street. The
hotel viii be three stories in height,
and cover an area G0xI20feet in dinlen-
sions. There will be stores and hotel
Offices on the ground floor, and sleep
ing apartments on the two upper
floors Work viii commence on this
structure as soon a. plans are COM
pleted- twill cost $f5,sI0.-o
Wrrkmen viii begin laying brick
for the rev Occidental hotel tomor-
row morning. The stone foundations
are well advanced and will be COM
pleted and in readiness As the brick
work advances.
BUILDING fxzSITs-
Building Inspector ABBOTT vester-
day issued building permits to the
following named persons:
w. II. Chambers. two-stcry brick,
lot block 5, Boren & Dennv's aQdi-
tions 81 400.
A. L. Mills, one-story frame, lot 6,
block Ns, TeTry's second addition.
500.
"a. L. Mills. two-s.ory frame. lot 6.
block los, Terry's second addition,
$4,8sl.
Fred Golding. two and one-haIf-
story frame, southwest corner sixth
and Main streets, 81 ,SoO.
n. r. Anderson. two-story frame.
Welier street, north OF Commercial,
81 80.
y. Rohlfs, two-story frame. frac-
tionas lot, block Y, Bells fourth adj
diricn, 81 800.
II l.. iesier, ten one and two-story
corrugated iron warehouses, on the
east side of Yesler avenue. from
Columbia 4 Puget Sound railroad
crossing TO Yesier's wharf, SIC 600.
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NoTAsaE REAL EsTAxr sails The
Washington TerFst,Sy Investment
tomrsny. through grAxfard d Con
Over. Yesterday pare ssd the twa lots
q the southeast corner Of Second and
MON streets FOR a consideration ~
ShtssA he corner gat " a. pssrrh asess
% j. &. and u. peterxsn for 5000
Mr.. sarah III. Sfeves received <Is GO
for the inside lon.
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APPRAISERS ArrolSrxp.

Mr.. John I,cary. in = communities
ton. declined 10 serve - appraiser on
behalf of property Condemned on
Commercial and Front streets. and
accepted the appointment OF appraiser
on tie Yesles- lleary corner.
Mr.. LcaYy's resignation was ac-
cspted by The council. and Frank
Hsnford was elected IN his stead.
Ana Msy q Moran .proanss As1sn s.,
Of The city on Yesler corner. Front
on Railroad avenue, vice w. Il. For.
rest, resigned.
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REPORTS ADOPTED.


Niess brought ap the matter OF 4
break In Eighth street At Howell
street.
Hall said The grade Was ~hat Is
known As the Cosper grade. . He
wanted the matter 10 rest for q few
days. and he thought he could bring
In plan Of settlement
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narse thought Il would be . good
rule 10 have every committee report
submitted in writing.
Hall wanted 60 know IL IL Was Gus
tomAry for the chairman Of commit.
tee 10 do oil the work and make al
the rvporss. He thought IL woalsi ~
god plan Tor carh member Of q
committee tc share The re~rcn ability
Of the work and reports
Walisngtosd agreed With Hall, aud
Thought that the usher two members
81 the eofnrssfcc should take a. mach
Interest and hare ~ mach to ssy
about every matter referred 10 n A.
the chairman
srxxxr sxsnEs ssxsKsrsHkn.
Ordinances establishing grades ID
Mikadc. trea Eighth to TweifsA and
1t Main street from Twelfth street "a
the east line os Tevvsss fourth add.
ton. vesv rsssed. Ordinances proved
ing fcs the grading % 18th streets
were also passed
ssssns &rss - Tslxe.
CITY Attorney AlheTssoa said sAaI
he understood that several eentrxesevs
had eegsan wurk h<fere executing con,
tract and hona This sas IN vsalafsoa
cf the charter aad ordinances. and b
v9uia advise the city 10 tnssss urez
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X. y. ALskETsos, City Attorney.
Chairman Mess said that Burke 4
HAllsr had been chosen because they
had already assisted In the work Of
preparing the condemnatory ordi-
nance, AID because they had made .
special study Of the questions In
volved. The report Of the committee
WA ADOPTED.
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The situation In the uscsaers' strike
Al Almond 4 Phillips foundry Is an
changed.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-02-12
A NEW STE CHOSEN.
The Columbia Athletic Club Acce
MIR. McLcnn,a Omcr.

The Columbia Athletic Club Accents
MIR. McLcan's Offer.
The Columbia Athletic Club at their
meeting last night decided TO accept
the liberal offer of Mr.. John r. Me
Lean for his lot on the south side of G
street, between Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth, containing 1850 feet. 1t is the
purpose of the club to erect one of the
finest club houses in the country on
this site. II will be four stories and
basement in height, fronting on G
street ITO feet, and running back 80
feet. The house will be erected az feet
from the eastern extremity of the lot,
which will allow abundant room for
covered tennis court.
Another court will be placed in the
western end of the building. In the
basement of the club house four bowl.
ing alleys and the storerooms will be 10.
Gated, and also large swimming tank,
niicfcet deep and fifty by twenty feet
in size. The plunge for the tank will
be from the first floor.
On the main floor will be the recep.
ton, reading and library rooms. and
Turkish, tub and shower baths. The
second floor is to contain private dining
rooms, the cafe, barber shop and locker
rooms.
The remaining stories will consist of
a gymnasium, fifty by ninety feet, fitted
up with all the modern appliances of
gymnastics, and on the lower floor will
lie running track eighty yards in cir
conference. The boxing and fencing
rooms will he on the third floor. and
also the kitchen.
The lot will cost $40 200, and the
club expects TO expend $50,0O0 in the
erection of the house. Mr.. Mclean
guarantees to loan them S25 900 as soon
as an equal amount shall have been
expended in building. Thelmembers of
the club are delighted with the pro-
posed plans, and anticipate no difficulty
in raising a sum sufficient to make a
large payment on their new purchase.
BEEcHAM's PILLS act like magic on
weak stomach
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The rwo smailest noinrs.

The Bull Run Panorama Company have
effected an arrangement with Mr.. Frank
Uffner, manager of the Royal Midgits,
Miss Lucia Zarote and Major Atom, the
two smallest beings on the face of the earth,
to confine his wonderful exhibition with
the Panorama, Battle Of Shiloh, thereby Civ
ing two shows for one price of admission.
weighs AZ pounds They will commence
their reception Monday, February Is, 1889,
at Battle of Shiloh, Fifteenth street, two
blocks south of United States Treasury
fnildif,ts -
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Ministers, Meetings.

The Baptist Minister'S Association met In
the + Street Baptist Church, South Wash
ington, yesterday. Rev. T. s. Robinson
presided, and the session was DEVOTED to
the hearing OF reports. Rev. DR., Laws re-
ported that the deacons had been ordained
at the church In Hillsdale. 'f'7 ,st
The A. M, II. ministers met In the Metro
politan A. M. 4. Church yesterday, Rev.
John p Cox presiding. The ministers re-
ported on the condition Of their various
charges, and an expression of sympathy
was given Rev. j. G3Mitchell of the Metro
pelitsn Church, whose mother aud son both
died RECENTLY. II
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''STORE NEWS"
WOODWARD & LOHHROP
MUSLIN UNDER WEAR.

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
We have again stocked
up. We never did sell as
much Underwear in any one
month as we did during
January. This speaks VOL
umes. We want February
to beat January. Equally as
good bargains, if not better,
than we ever before offered.
| 100 dozen v.shaped Neck Cambria Corset
| Covers deliberately trimmed with wide Ham
burg embroidery, only Doc each.
100 dozen Fine Cambria Corset Covers, high
| neck. trimmed with Hamburg. two clusters Of
| three fine tuoks each down the 'front.' trimmed
| with embroidery, only 25c each.
dozen Fine Cambria Corset Covers. with
| V.shaped neck, trimmed with fine Torchun
lace and inserting, only 62lbc each.
800 dozen Good Muslin Corset Covers, Ia
high and low neck finished seams, buttons
and button holes, only l2I6o each.
EXTRA VALUES IN MUSLIN CHEMISE.
100 dozen Ladies' Good Quality Muslin
edge, only 25c each.
rs doz. Ladies' Fine Grade Muslin Ohemise,
pointed yoke of three Hamburg insertlngs,
neck and sleeves trimmed with Hamburg,
only Doc each.
so dpz. Good Quality Muslin Drawers, with
cambria ruffie and tucks edged With fancy
braid, only 25c per pair.
no dozen Heavy Muslin Drawers. cambria
rutle edged with line Torehon lace, only 500
per pair.
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN GOWNS.
II is impossibleto effer better values than
these-except ut IA loss. Muslin, trimmings
and work cost so much add mite for profit
and you have the lowest price possible to
quote for equal quality, trimming and work
Our buying facilities equal the best, and we
know we sell on the smallest possible margin
OF proilt.
100 doz. Fair Grade Heavy Muslin Gowns,
with yoke OF fonr clusters of three fine tucks
neck aud sleeves trimmed with q, wide cam.
brio ruflie, only dbo each,
Here are two excellent Gowns at 75c. Both
maze OF fine grade heavy soft muslin mo
dressing; one has yoke OF Hamburg n
sertlngs, neck and sleeves trimmed with EN-.
broidory; the other has Hubbard yoke of 70
tucks with Hamburg embroidery around the
neck, sleeves and yoke, only 100 each.
Our Prize Dollar Gown. Fine quality of
heavy soft muslin, yoke OF fine forchon lace
and embroidery, the neck, sleeves and front
trimmed with fine wide Torchon lace, only 81
each
GOOD BARGAINS IN MUSLIN SKIRTS.
We assure You of the best Muslins, the best
Trimmings and the best Workmanship that
these several prices can possibly procure
anywhere.
100 dozen fair quality of heavy, strong
muslin skirts. with wide, tucked cambria
Iuiile The same Skirt we have sold for u
long time, and than which We can fnd none
better for the price. only boo each.
90 dozen extra good quality at heavy,
rutie Of wide Hamburg embr oldery. The
hest-yearing dollar Skirt We ever offered
only 81 each.
We have an immense stock OF Underwear,
embracing everything desirable ron tho
cheapest worth your buying 10 the oil egant
fashionable black silk garment. rrossoaux
Underwear speciality.
Second liz or, through aroh)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Corner 18th aud SITS. n, W.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-02-12
Minnehaha,s Social.

The members of Minnehaha Lodge, |. o.
GIT. gave social porty at. tho residence
of Mr. Darnelle, 128 Y street northwest,
Last night. twas the anniversary OF the
formation OF the social club, and was cele-
brated by q costume dancing party. The
costumes were odd aud handsome, and the
Saiety eoptipped till near midnight
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-02-12
CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

The will of Elizabeth Brent was filed
yesterday.
l--Erapk Dant had finger badly crushed
in printing press at Darby's Office yester-
day.
THE burning of mattress in Thomp-
SONS installment house, on Seventh street,
between II. and streets northwest, occa-
stoned an alarm Of fire shortly after mid
night this morning.
The frame stable In the rear Of the
house, No. 1859 Vermont avenue north
WRIST, belonging to a colored man named
Lee Thompson, was totally destroyed by
fire yesterday evening about 7:45 o'clock,
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-02-12
The Emancipation Celebration.

The colored people last night elected
delegates from the various wards in social
societies to the Emancipation Celebration
Convention, TO be held ut GREEN'S Hall to-
morrow night This convention will ar
range for the Emancipation Celebration
= and elect marshal OF the parade Perry
iCaIsonis expected TO receive this honor,
and the indications are that the celebration
will he unusually creditable this year.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-02-12
The xander-Miersoh Concert.

The concert for the benefit of Mr., Henry
Xsnder and Mr.. Paul Micrsch az the Con-
gregatioual Church last night was an
men were acceptably assisted by Miss
Livingston, soprano; Mr.. Banner, violinist,
and Mr.. Morsell, tenor. Mr.. Banners
violin playing was OF high order and Mr..
Morsell sang ''Ihe Song that Reached My
HeartN In manner set forth BY the title.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-02-12
Washington Temples Celebration.

Washington Temple celebrated its ami
yersary at Washington Hall last night by a
public installation of officers A collation.
was served and q programme OF musical
and literary selections was finely rendered.
Columbia Temple met In Memorial
Chapel Saturday and initiated five new
members.
Holloway Independent Temple was
visited Saturday afternoon by delegat on
from Star OF Hope Temple. An interesting
programme of music and Rotations was
enjoyed.
Star of Hope Temple met yesterday af-
ternoon at 20lS g street, and number of
grand officers visited this promising branch
Trousers to order, $3.50 and 50, Eiseman's,
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-02-12

he John Sherman Republican League
met'lsst night and adopted resolutions pro
testing against the, appointment of Hugh
Thompson, as evil service commissioner.
A. :. Smith ard X. Y. Williams were elected
delegates TO the Emancipation celebration
convention and arrangements were com
plcted for tho Leagues reception on the
10Th. The League is having uniforms made
" hich are 70 be worn on Inauguration Day.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-02-12
lKEnNAN 's-REILLY AND WOODS co.

3 HERMAN 's--REILLY AND WOODS co.
The Reilly g. Wood Big Show at
Kernan's this week is as strong as ever,
presenting a fund Of fine music and
acrobatics that is seldom surpassed. The
efforts of Pat Reilly as a fun maker
We're well received. The feats of the
Valid twin sisters were startling to an
exceptional degree Their performances
on the revolving trapezone combine
grace with daring in most interesting
fashion. In all the numbers of the
olio unusual excellence is reached and
the Show is Big indeed. Again to-
night and matinees.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-02-12
The LIght Infantry.n TrIr.

The Light Infantry met last night and
Colonel William G Moore announced that, II
the command wanted to go toNew York on
the Both Of April, at least 100 members
must notify their oaptainsof their willing
Hcse togo The evercoats are ready to be
issued and are now being furnished to
members of the command as they apply.
The Corps viii turn out the afternoon OF
the I'D OF February, in honor Of Washing
tors birthday.