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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11

greatly decreased re ozspzE q sss sessz1e zsass
ans tAs assors has prvvea xe~y eonsenfent -
sszsldeFx The zszana for n-zknS Ans sssiea 81
ceussteTsSsy nre Dees zsser !, asd 81 eanxer
q acareisT hes passed, II kpafe q fas fAsssag
% n ace demeaa gienfy u IHzaser & hz4zx sosz
hers. Priess haxs ehanxed aone.
Logs are sssli sery scarce as11 afxs Fxora ne
prssezk outle0k so9gsrs mbe ran ri skear iswx =
fEaFkef befseszs ne~ ard she frss u Fsfrasxy
WI esasog bts1anK4. Gssy5 Iaxz kwfnz O. ssfzz
pr los FEET EASILY whfie or1inavy % ssesfan
bFiBg s9Ae.So per leo 1eee Mast MekZrny
aoszht 80 90 feet % a1fy fair logs tx tee Dry
Dock rsiA At EssazadF lssa week s0r $50 per
lsu fss< = e1E e een's pr Loo sect 10 tow
TIC booza here EaaEiag = rer fos9 feet the
acta4i cost TnnE u rsgaraf1 A ! gnua p4F.
chase. The fefriag Of Ez&nx Ct shs laeag ml1as -
Gees - tee > 2sczfy % lo<s has not Morza aay
hardship ia particasar. beeaa4e raauy Of these
EziEiS eiose d0Sa every rear 81 thia seAson
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celestial specialists in tAis eoantsys
70 Young and hElddie-ARsd 49,

NerveEs Debility, spermstnrrhssa xprs "a
llesses Physical Decay arising MN Irsiff:,s<s
ton. prudusing ssrp1eSSnes& sieSnee3s - y
discouraged, iAck u confidence. ami tssfii 1-ss
hFrdy OF hasines&. and ards i;ss 4 kurk s
safely, SersnE nently and speedily c.sezA r -1z
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RaTnHATS

R4TLuAFs
cx.rrIK LAKE. saoE2 EASTERN RAIL
= wAy.
Ina * ArrsTAs sa4 aszaEszEs q rAsns
fsgg1 sestasa
DAILY. ExcEg1 FryDAy
In&y@ A-s7A
ros scufk HsaA Ens4E&s- Exaw s1nz
p, &C 40 80 % 81 sHHz 4Epn
FER sag&oEa8sE ass w4Ft 80
Fag s-aAsesss FssAs2 t4a "a - - - Ns@~ -.
sTSnAY IkAlSa
wnr Ssnss Eaza. S2os nAs.y
EsE tEEa Ez1 NsT( A&a u - -
fss ssoaosaisa AID "ss sgp= sSGn
ss< sHha-aAs pxznss asx srssas sAe1 ~AE
Ew ETFF ga FAsA A.
g.w.n. EoLERooK, A<szg<z-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11

aHN IuIi9HtAK FFkseis az N port load M coal
Or preparing 70. Abnsr ColsnrE. Seminole,
Templsr. Ivanboe, Jeanie and souihern Chsel.
nKkrHASDsE AND rEoppeK KxcEBrTz
During the issE twenty. four hours tue mer.
chADdtse and produce receipts ~ this port were
- follows. Puget soHad sn6se road, 40 tons:
Columbia 4 Fuget sound railroad. 81 soss: BE-
attic Lake Shore 4 Eastern rail- say, ss7 tons.
By watsf-J G. Britain so tons: Cara Brown,
tons: saagtt Chief, Is tons: Premies, Is tons.
ToAAl feceipss. Lie tons.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11

During TIE last taeaty-foKr hourx goods and
merchandise we're shipped from seattle % the
saET0HGd nc eonntFy as fellows: Puget sound
snofc road. - IONS. coumbse & Puget sonnd
railroad, 10 TONS; Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern
railway - tous b wateF- y abel, ton: Eliza
Anderson. - tons Michigan. tors; Noun
taineeT. s0ns; Glide. teDs: lola, tons: Grace,
tons: Augusta. toms; Edith. tons: Haytisa
Republic. f.e0o tons: w. T. Aanroe. 10 tons;
Highland Light, 1850 ions Total shipments,
s.So4 iona
xkTuRE % REcgFPrA
five hundred cases canuet oysters. cars
hops: ars lumber, l car axle bsra. ear lAi hs
ears brick, : ears sAfsie. go tons stone. car
machinery I car iron, / car furniture. / ear
coke. s. eases dry goods aud clothing, 1 car
horses, 81 boxes miscellaneous fruit
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11

BAKER, BACON & CO, Ageats, Seattle.
Z. N. WILSON. General Manager. Tacoma
4. l. C0AGfI.L. AGENT Fairhsven.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11

ssxsss SasIefk2 o. fs<1rE3ee Erc1 sssl sssa1a
80 - rsE2raaasai "a Rsa0 80 EfVt1skS11 go -
- - fsrasg1 ~ dssweszFs Nk2rs
Il nxegfszsst - ffs 9wn sxPaHNs f1e t9tauAe ..
- 49, rs19saezRx fnEsf ase4 - TIE tnE9Fesx -
a4Easse csat1maisaes AL e@-ssff8 t1e i1s4fS2
- - s-5efsa aaagynrsee. mMKtssY. en@s All
ex~.sFzss exzesasirg a1Es siaK8xsa@E
q H HANF1kD EsFsEsaeHf ass5 ss1anss@
Hx-G3Y WATrf1E G. sSlCIAks Nsee-Rfeh
H-R. EAKKk sscses&Ey.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11

CANADIAN PACIFIC EAvIGATIoS co..
~ u4miIed-l
STEAMER PREMIER
BOUND SOUTH.
LEAVE. ARRfvn
Vancouver Monday and Townsend. THURSDAY
THURSDAY 2 p IA end Monday g 80 p N
Townsend. Monday and Seatf e. Friday and
Thursday III p N Tuesday - . N
Seattle Tuesday and Tscoma. Friday aud
Friday .......-...S mi tuesday ....- 10 = N
BOUND NORTH.
LEAvK ARRTyL
Seattle, ct midnight Townsend .s q n
tn sday and Friday whateom IS 50 q N
Townsend 4 a n Roche Harb0r-I2 30 . N
Whateon 80 70 Vancouver ...... pm
Roche HArbor. 1 N
The company reserves the right 70 change the
time table or places OF call without notica
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays ard Fridays
DAYS or ARkTvAL AT SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridaya
JOHN A oBRIEE. Master.
FW. PARKER. Agenk
JOHN IRVING. Manager c. P. y. Co, Id
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11

axTs eruksxE sn1 arszssf soEmfsssen ~ asal.
tnr asrae4 misb g&4s eoaapa III ana @es f2f0axh
fsS-eeens4sfweS - O<hef e1ursnlea
Aea&g eMpsEai elwEFk 90 hnEt1 10 &pplsfas
ttsIsts sat sSgNy t1x afpggFNa Lowzst rates -
interest," Leans eA0ae6 Mltfaaat a. Al
II NJ PALMER
Manager ~ 9xa3cE 01As&
Roozs. PAlnnsy eaoek. Fs1nt sn1 sunecA 4iss
Seattle.
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BEE

CO. z FQsTEg Agsss sssss..ss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11

We GIVE Host careful snd cnaxsssrst~ ~
Ton 70 diseases Of N0nen and ralistfxn n, 49,
kaaer hon any obscure. stif3palf az lfus&i 61s@
disease OF II che cozamcn raatine 3oe<.erx {ss[ ~
smEe snu rwnaensA9s the ceaehrasad stnptsaai kr1@
euEe you whtn others fail The spec{&.5<i~ 1-..s:
Asaaled IN every department OF medical ara lSs5
gscsl expef esice The pruiassor hes 4 vi = zess
ea - psyfsnee in the honpl1alS III Rr,ssx lyn No.
New fosk, serfAeFiy special rrafs,Sx.,e 5s5
Aoasn's Hospital College. New Vera anaf ~
Cpe et tlsc most sarcefsful ana heat xs<.srx ~.
Biological specialists in thts eounlsy. 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11

For detailed Information apply TO the follow.
ing agents o. she company:
O. q. McCORn
No. u Washington street. Portland, Or.
EW McGINSESs. seattle, W.
NE ELLIS, Tacoma W. 4.
D. x. BROWN, Asst Gea. Freight and Passon-
ger Ascent Vancouver. B. z.
Correspondents respectfully solicited
Cansdian Pacific ce., postriiicc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11

CTEAMLE KIRKLAND
Leaves Power HossA
Leaves At M for Jaaaisa ana vay
rogi&
Leaves Al > g n. and slip n foE NeWeAssas
rsmx~s AZ - n fs- Jxaatta and way
49, III LUTaHgAU. MacaEsF.
c.TgAgKR YERSDAlE. HUGHES MASTER
10
PoET ASGgLEs. pUy5E'sEss. PORT TOWN
SIND
rsxwsnz sesftie ss4nssss TufssAyz and ThErs
snvx az a r. faF part IaWnseas leaves feft
TgywaMeFza sesr Kiss Eeuesa AL fafs AaseEss .
= - KsfuFRsax leNvrx PERI Aazsiek Tor JAN
rer,~xs Pueg T0wnsssa AID -eafsAe a = N -
Noraex, WEDNESDAY SD fTlaaT&
waERUX. AEsek
synftex @sr~aa wsarf. Pert To~As@Essi, " Ssa-
$500 :. = "a, s ss assr. seattle wAaAlagsou.
t0es MAFiou sfrnsA
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAy-rHK FRgK
TRASscoSTINENTAL ROUTE
--BETwExS--
THE PACIFIC AND TIE ATLASrIo

Iss passenger equipment II the finest I'm the
world. consisting Of inxaf Gus sleeplne cas-
having drawing. smoking and bath roOuss: corn.
Portable and clean cusDnsSt cars wi h Tree sfeer-
ing herths for h0l1eFs OF second-ciasS ucketx
and the most modern style cf day coaches
lis dining cars and hotels provide tue hess
quality OF food Ia unlimited quantity. az reason.
able raie&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11

FAses ~aana BAY has ssen fsthss sessvs al
@s ass Gf3eSs sv eiEnxE TAs Nfastaea "a
- ~ ssAsSes - Aleaess sxNrtsy axe tAas ia tae
Easssft keesRs GaEe heNa hSht ssa aaS
ESre4Nrss are hssne msto Nstse TIE
NSass Is - AafA aiRasE sassNs. shs CslSsors
as hzi3 kFFs wsai sand a. eANck - arg
- saFaaee Eaa slsasEsea on Cal tegnas nay
81 ssxs1 SOCKS q bosh az seq raFssivxsy
- re sEsaAzs les ess i a~seF thGs q nas
es<n 81 wssas pGss ans sasxe aszSaas % aess.
~saa = tsSasa<szs. Sapssa sAsEv ~ Sny sersAsF
sfssa2s - sas1ss Is 81 Re wfsAIa 3 fss
1fN@kR ANn Ees&
NssSa - e lanhes frosa oetss ls ssaFevs have
-. A<avtes sassNs tAS AS aee& sAas lsz tau
- f@st &n1 ~ EasFkss aAs faaa n~sa
ess aess ssaPssea Iee HS&zSssy 0s AeSs AAa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11

Drafts trawu on al parts az the verdi IN
teFest paid On SAVINGS and tiTne deposits
HourS-~fa 3. ~. ca y. m, and saturday even
ines from 90 . clock.
Deposits may be nade In person or hv regis
tered letter. moaey order or expires. aud deposit
bOokS will he returned ~ reqask fet
Nnuev ioafecA on resi- estate ~ reasonable rates
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orrer s7TH 1905 lAsa .. sHaTTls
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11

sss-sxsxs ieazs o. t1xaaess saa gsss3saes pros-
esq. Ez1A.zzx loans sSasiassy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11

skATfLN. De-, %
s.shsnxss q the Seattle clearinghouse today
~ sssess q
5~zsrtsHs afaonR TIE shipments fs0m seHtsle
- wsrs fsRs c4Fioaes - EeFcb sndlse - $50
-. geo carloads 81 EsehtncrT 20 Ballard.
- szrsaaa sfsnmbes 70 LAtoaz, oae carload o.
~ ! TsffAnes.
80 sesnsis UNCHANGED a. sag - values ana
= sasafstactSf fl1s Fnarkst aFe concerned. Tfss
80 gsssa 81 hops for expors 70 LONDON palIsd
g = ~ Hhset squad shots ros1 aepot g 9
eAssexk fkss esenisE. Tiers were nftecn cars 70
! saalicsa esdea with - bales ssch and oiss
lsssa viEh = bales. making LOO bales sn aIl.
~ sain 7ssfss % = essek JHscstoa and viii
- 81 ~ q the train 81 Puysiiup, and start
- sae Balasaors tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11

Sight exchange and telegrapAtc transfers on
New York Chfcaxo. 81 Paul. san Fran.
cisco. Pnrtisnd. aud various points
fn Washington. oseson and
British Columbia
sight bills az exchange on London. available
elsewhere IN Earnpe.
Collections made At ali points, on favorable
ferinS.
Bonds. stocks and other vAinahles received
en- leposiffo safe keeping.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-26
Sdynapsper1an6t nab Jopa.

Sic 3enperen5fanatifer in Soma iubeln
iiber ben @rfolg, Den tie nit ibren 8altz
tpaierpre6igten gebabt baben urb iiberieben
babel eana, = Oh abIihtlt6, ioa oabingcz
felt bleiben baB leBt unter Der 4rp6tbi>
ti0nstNranneret mebr 9etrunten = balo
bGtten mir geiogt ygeioffen" = tpirb ais
friiber, ba nod sSeber ieill @lds6en In aIer
9ttbe trinfeu ourfte. Settocm oaS Obers
fttge 0etrGnfe, Die in Srtgtnalpddeten oers
pddt iiu0, unb na9 Soma geldtft tDeroei1,
bort ntdt cpnfiSSirt peroen %fonner, iino
ntsbrere @bica9oer Sirmer auf ben 0eoats
fen 9efonlmen, tDren @elbGftsretletben mad
ben ytrodenen" StdOten uno 9Drfern
Sotpa's gu i9i6en un0 bort Quftr0ge fir
SenbunGen bon @eill, S6naps &C. entges
gensunebmen. Q8ie biele &eiienOen ielblt
erSdbten, tperben ite iiberoI nit Der 9r0Bten
Sreube empfangen uno Die NuftrG8e ordngt
man i6nen fDrlnli6 auf. uSb i'd erfolg1
reid lpar?" iagte unlGngit elmer Der &ellenz
ben, Der BON elmer eilp6hentli6e1 Jtetle
aus Soma Suriidfe6rte, rid pertaufte in
eillem fleinen 92eit alIetn fir etiDd $500,
un0 bGtte Iider nod mebr MuftrGge erbdls
ten, tpenn ih ldnger bort geblieben tpGre.
en- fat ieoer Stdot Itno S6napSlofale, Die
iehr perfect, meiitens btnter anDeren 9doelt
opbalten tperben unD ale bieie Sd)napsz
Idoen5 8eiiser maden g~lGu8enoe @el6dite.
sic BADEN cine alsgeOebnte &unOi6aft,
penn0leib iie Die i6lehteite Qualitdt Su
ben t5eueriten 8reiien perfaufen. 9ie 9teis
lenOen, ipel6e inn Outrage ibrer Tirnlen
einelt be1ieren Sropfen gum Sertaut aus
bieten utlD 8eltellungen e1tge9ennebn1elt,
betreiben tbr @el6dft burdalls ni6t
beimLi6. sic sebet DIT brett sum Eoz
lisei>G6ef, Sriebensri6ter ooer lonlt einem
6ffentliuen Deamten, Der ytraft ieines Nlnz
tes" 6elfersbelfer Der beudlerilhen Brobis
bttions> SSarattfer lit unD bieten ibnen =
iebr Ielten Dbne @rfolg = tbre Maaren an.
Sn lebter j3eit BADEN %beionoerS Die 8eltelz
lungen aut @ein BET bieitgen Sirmen grDBz
ortioe 9~ilneniionen angenpi1lnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-26
UIahm Rattenoift.

1~lnertpi0erte 2iebe trieb Siabela &rumiit,
Elm unQesMdbGen on20Sabren, Wittpo6
Morger III ben Sob, 9as WaO6en fam
Dor Orei WoGen mad G6icaNo uno nabm
BObnun9 in benz 8oitbauS SEQ. 81 Nabaib
9luenue. Sic Interbielt ein 0erbGltniB mir
eirem jungen Mannc ytamens 9todfeuer,
oeIlen Beiude ie bGufig empfiu9. &orz
gclterl1 9[beno nabm 9todfcLIer pom Dem
WtGbden QbI6ie6 uno tbeilte inn nit, oaB
er @btca9o fir INNER SUI uerlaiien 9eoenfe.
0ie Trennung fam benz WtGod)en ihtper
an, Inn 10 me6r, ais ibr @eliebter i1r Die
6offnung auf ein baloigeS g8ieberleben be-
nabu1. NtS &odfelIer geitern Daorselt in
Der @obnul,g eridien, mar Siabeqa bereitS
an Ben SSolger bes perlhluften NattengiFtS
nerl6te6en. 8epor iie itarb, qeitGub Die
2ebelsmiioe ihrcr Q6trtbir, Trau 2eorD,
oaB bas 2eben fir lie obne &odfeller teinen
Wertb babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-26
feuer IN Gnolemoo6.

0ienftag 9benb ge9en 30 11Dr brad in
ben Maidinenz 8erfitGttcn ben 8raptot
8usbce binter benz 6auie 600. $40 @beitnla.
ltraBe, @nglepoob, Seuer aus. Die Siam.
men griffcn nit iolber @eihluinoigfeit nm
lt9, 6aB aud baS porocre 8obngeb0uoe
uno Slpet angrenSeloc t6duier Don oem 0c.ter
ereriffen ntroen. Jta6 unermHoli.acr
Nrbeit geIang es Der S%eIerpe6r enolid), Oerr
bes 8ranbes Su tper0en. Die @ebGube
9usbee's fitb fat pcuitdnoig perni0tet.
Sein @eiammtperluit BON $4,000 lit uollz
itGnoig bur9 Gerii6eruns geOeft. q. @.
Seniority, pel6er 1T benz alqrenSenDelt
Sauie $50. 544 tpo6nt, beflagt einen 8ranOz
ihapen bon $1,000 an ieinen Ot6beIn; g.
81. 6oNlf, $40. SOL pobnbaft. erleibet eillel
S6aoen bon $1,000 at leinem SausgerGtb.
lteber ben l1riprult9 6es Seuers fonnte
ni1ts e~rrtittelt tuer6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-26
Wt0ti9e Gnt0ehnng.
Ser &lempner ermittelt, bei ipel6em
8urfc GrOHin'S &leiOer iii 8leG=
biifien Derpadte, tDelde CT
5nr1 Serian6t berl6=
then lieB.

Die in Iebtcr ISOLDE gema6te @ntz
oedlt1g Der Qoli3et, oaB Otartin Burfe
an s. Dtai stuei 8le6bi@ien in Der &lempz'
1eret bon 6enrp &tabre, Jfo. 88 gt.s@larfz
1traBe, Derl0tben IieB uno tie einem i'm
gaoen bartender @rprcBfubrmanu gum
gerlanbt u6ergab, bat btslang al feincn
tpeiteren 9feluItaten gefibrt. Der @rpress
tubrrtann, BON beiien NuSleben Der iu1ge
@ultao Glahre Der Rolt3ei cine Ieioltd
CUTE .8el9rei6ung 81 geben tpuBte, lit
bis lebt nod nidt gefunoen. Brrte
tnuroe bon 8labre ioentificirt uno eSSener err
tanllte au6 ben Spengter. 8urfe pergdB
logar, alS er &labre Dor Der @ittertbIr
letner Belle iab, ale @orit1t, mehielte
mebrmals Die 6arbe uno iiberidiitz
tete &iabre, bon benz CT iiG oerrat6ea
glaubte, nit geme;nen S6impfiporten. IS
tit terner itberli6 tein bloBes 3uiammens
%trettet, oaB audi Qleranoer Sullipan Dor
ettDa 3 SQbren IN eber Gelnielben @eidGft
ne9rere 8le6bi6ien onfertisen IieB, ltnb
eS tit an5u1ebmen, oaB 8urte auf ISM
itruftion BON Sben" 9erahe bieles, ibnl
lonlt unbeta1nte uno ieiner banaltgerr
Nobnung entlegene Glempnergel6dft aufz
iu6te. 6err @ultaO &labre lift, tpte er
ielblt erfldrt, ni6t i'm Stanoe, anSrgeben,
mas Die 8le9bi6len enGbielten.
Wan bat oerlu6t, in Dem umitan6, DAB
audi Sultpan Gbnlthe 8le1budien, ,perlt
aud lhon Dor 3 Sabren, bate onfertigcn
lallen, eiren neuen 8etpeis fir Sunipan's
SGllD 3u leben, man bat ft6 logar al Der
8ebauptung Deritie9en, oaB Glabre berarz
tige 8iid1ien fir Slllipan an3ufertigen
pflegte, Die oann nit 9bndnttt gefIat na9
England unO SrlanO ginsen. 9ieie 8ez
b%auptungen %ertpeiien fi6 ais leere @rfinz
6ungen.
6err &labre bat, pie er unlerm 8eriAts
~eritatter perii6erte, 11ur einnlal apet 8ledz
bii6len fir Sulinan 9ena1t. 9ds mar
por 3 Sabren. 9ieie befinben it6 nod
beute in Der Mo6nung Sullipan's u1b entz
balten, mie e~rtpieien tpurbe, 3~ettungsallsz
i6nitte. 'SuQipau eriu6te geitern @uitap
&lobre, ii6 Die III ieiner @obnung itebenben
8le6biihien an3uieben; Slabre that bas
unD erflGrte, es ieien Oieielben, Die er Dor 3
Saeren gerna6t bate. Sulinan REF ba>
raul etnen Hotar unb lteB Slabre's Qlusz
iagen belatporen. Cont lift Der 8eriu6,
einen neuen S6ulbbepeiS ge9en Sulipan
Su %erbringert, nltBgLift.
Die neutrality-suspicious. geDt BON Ser
ieOsnfallS ri6ti9en M1nablte aus, oaB Die
8I9Ien Grontn's &leiber entbieLten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-26
StQot Gbira0o~

0urd Serrn Sobn o.. aing bon
ber Sort Dearborn 9tattonalbaut puroe
Comptroller Snaban geitern bena1rt1tl9ts
boB @rs Sdabmeiiter Bafer Don t0pOe garf
nod Dor nGdlten Wlontag NIT Der StaOt
abre1ne1 tper0e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-26

Dor et1em Sabre, at. Sr. Goor1ts,
elmer Der 8eluGsGr3te DeS Beleoue>6 olpt>
tals in Seem Vort u16 Brofelior Der gaz
tbplogie oer borti9en itdotiiden l1ntperiitdt
bat 8eriu9e nit benz BrotprsS eqlaro'>
idDen Qebens : @liItr angeiteIt uber
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elmer Betpegung, tDel1e be5fDedt, Den1 3iDets
ten Gor0 Baltimore, Gecilius Galpert ais
benz 8ortGmpfer bet rettgt0len uno burger
li6en Sreibeit 9(nlerifaS. In Baltimore Elm
Oentmal 3u ieBen. = ST. Snotanapolts 1T
Elm 83idbriger Dtanl1 0tancns 9fobert
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uno tpdblte oemnd6it leine Seamtert.
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@anaba uno in ben Ser. Staten Diclt In
@rie, 9Sa., leine 6. Sabresoeriumlnlung OBJ.
Brdfibent beiiel6en lit $. 8. Softer aus 81.
Soiepb, Wo., 8iseprdlloent 90. ScterabenO
aus ct. 4anl, SecretGr 80. @ores aus
Buffalo, ShaBmeiiter Daniel Sung aus
Buffalo. Wtebr ais bunoert Nbgeoronete
tpobnten Der 8eriammluns Bel, Der
@emeine" Oalsea aus Galotpel in
Ebio fi16igt an, oaB ct fi6 I'M 0as Nmt
oes Observation-Disclosures Der @rano Mrlln pr
the &epubIic betuerbe. - Ser 'neu ernal1l1te
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i6rem 2eben nod 1idt 9eieben bat. gta6
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berlet @ei6le6ts nit Dem 9ar1pfer Veer>
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bic 0anbun9 9eitattet, Die iibrtgen dber
pur6en an 8orb pes Dampfers 3uritGz
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Gins lit Dapib 9ublep Tielo aus Seem
gorf. Der Sdpie9eriobn bes ehemaligen
Brdfibenten @repp, @ilion, 1T nit benz
9ampfer ga Normanoie" in Jtem gorf elltz
getroffen. = WiItpautee bat Slttn 8eterane17
felt iein grunfeetuanO angelegt; I'M @ez
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getrofien. = 9ie Sinan3 Gpmmtiiton Der
Neutrality-suspicious. in Sobnstown, 3d..
bat ibre Biider ab9ei6(piien. Sic bat IN
pier @o9en 400, 1000 Collars pertbeilt. ulto
bat nod 100000 9oaars in 9duOen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-26

tli6en &onserts tpurbe BET benz 0itrei6iz
lhen 8oti6aftSgebGuoe cine Opnamitbonlbe
gum Qlaben gebra6t. 9[6t 4erionen tpurz
ben babel Derlebt. = Der amerifanii6e @e>
ianbte, 8orter, tuir6 it6 nit i%eirtsr Sannilie
gu einem Dier5i8tdgigen llrIaub mad @enf
be9eben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-26

@S beiBt, BOB Snbianer all Der Gueae oeS
Sit Greef, Gol., 9eieben poroen itno. Jtah
ben porliccen0en 8eri6ten 81 urthcilet,
itre6en iie ibren alten SagOgriiuoen al oer
GueIe be5 8bite Gioer gu. Oa Die Gotbe
bGute bon Den 3~te9ierun9Ss 8eal1ten nidt
a~ufgebalten merben, planen Bripatleure
etnen Streifsrg 9egert bic rot6en Stralhz
biebe, unb man bari ii6 auf einen IebDoften
&f gefaBt maden. 9ieic Sn6iater
iinO l1teS unO 0ebOrten friiber 81 @olOrotp's
8anoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-09
GEORGETOWN.

DEArH-Edward .Bayley Bates, son Of the
Rev. DR.. Bates, pastor of Congress-street N. p.
church (his only child), died early this morn
ing from consumption at the age Of forty-three
years. The deceased was q lawyer. The
funeral services viii take place tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock in the church Of which
the father Of the deceased was pastor. The re-
mains will be taken to Snow Hill, Nd, for in
terment
TIE RIVER FRONT RAnRoAp.-It cannot be
SAID that the work on the railway of the
Georgetown Barge, Dock and Elevator COM
pany Is rapidly nearing completion. But it is
expected that the entire roadway will be laid
by the end of the present month. Rails have
been laid to Potomac street. and as soon as the
track reaches to SD street about two-thirds of
the work viii have been completed
iMPRovEMENT.-The old brick building ad-
joining the engine house. which for some
years has been used as a bar-room, is now
being torn down. Mr.. Neenan intends to erect
upon the site q fine business house and build
ing.
COMING HOME FROM Hone KoSa.-word has
been received from Mr.. Austin Herr, now in
Hong Kong, that he will leave for this country
within few days. He expects to arrive home
about the middle Of next month.
GRAIN REcEIPTs.-Canal boat Maryland ar
rived with ], 400 bushels of corn and 75Obushels
of wheat for ]. G. and J. NJ. Waters.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
"A. M.-Great Falls, temperature IS. condition
36; receiving reservoir, temperature 20; condi-
ton at north connection, "a; condition at south
connection, II; distributing reservoir. tempera-
ture. IS; condition at infuent gate-house, %:
condition at effiuent gate-house. Is. High tide
in the river to-day at 2:38 p. m. Low tide at
9:1S pm.