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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-05

RADE AND SHIPPING.
frances Yesterday Amount
ed to s215, 0OS.4s.
IL, STOCKED FRUIT MARKET.
Fruits, Vegetables and Grain
.n.ndaut : Prices Tend to Grow
chssper-Eeceipts and Shipments.
ropAy,s TIDES At SEATTLE.
E6@r-...=.--r W1TrK Low later
y, STOCKED FRUIT MARKET.
ropAY,s TIDES At sEArrLs.


a u. s:@ 10 % z.a l..s %
~ r,Kr TovSsEsD
- / 5.5I7ss 50 I.le AZ l..5s 4
SEATTLE, AUX. (. 1890.
..A.,~>e ii the Seattle Clearing house 70 lay
s.sssss3 Is {2l5, ogs4s. The balances were
4ssrs An re- activity in shipping circles now
,,ss drlt1f last mouth. Prices rule The same a.
- reek, except grain and fruits.
"a mpfket has never been better suppiied
IN iAe various articles than at present. Green
1-sse sxsfables, hay and grain are very plen-
- 8 fhs present time VITA prices tending to
- corsespondinriy.
s7,,ch Am "a fruit from local sources has be-
- g errive, but Is mostly jobbed OF at re-
~ wholessIe fruit market il supplied almost
1usively with imported stocks.
fmnortsnt anCng the shipments from Seattle
49, we1e the following: Four cars mt rchan-
~ Is fsnohomish car merchandise to Airing
-. fcar beer TO Ballard, ear shingles TO Free
-. ~ sewer-plpe TO Tacoma ! car lumber
~ cas sand to Tacoma, Car lumber TO Van
E116siu. ear merchandise to Chicago, Car
<fnfi@ TO Chicago, car shingles and car
Ensrshanaise 70 the Mnnesora Transfer Co.,
- candy % EIlensburg, 2 cars stone 70 Eilens-
+ II ~
ESlnrjea Is Portland, 1 car soap TO Nspavtne,
- machinery ~ Bucoda.
SHIPMENTS.
nurine the last forty-right hours goods and
1fehsndise were SD pped from Seattle TO the
rrounding country Is follows: Northern Pa
IA runway. III toms; seattle, Lake Shore 4
<asrn railway, 90 tons; Columbia q Puget
Hsnnd railway, 50 tons. By water State Of
Geebfnctan % tons: Cascade 80 cns; Waseo.
] 4 ione: MABEL. 20 tons; Buckley, S t1ns; s. III.
1enton, & IONS; Clara Brown, 20 IONS; Henry
1ziley, 30 ions: Gide 10 tons; trace, s tons: ].
i Mcdonald, 50 IONS; 18th. 5 tons: " X. Msr-
In. Is tops; Fleetw Cd. tons; Evan O.. i6 tons;
Nsshinxton. Is tons: City OF Quincy. % tens;
III Of Kingdom, 10 IONS Total shipments, 566
ma
rxrcHAKprsE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS
nurtur the last forty-eight hours the mer-
shandIse and produce receipts at this port were
4 fo,loWs: Northern Pacific railway, $50 tons;
1oIurubis q Puget Sound railway. 50 tons.
6ea1fle. Lake Shore & Eastern railway, 4o4 tons.
! ~ Nater--Wasco, Is tons; Cascade. s tons: 8.
~ Renfon, tons; Evsngel, 20 tons; Garland, 30
IN: fairhAven, 20 ms; Mabel. 90 tons; City Of
osincy, 20tonss w. K. Mvrwin, 80 IONS; WASH
7Srson. Is tons: ]. &. Mcdonald, IS toms Total
Incolr,s, i,so1 tons.
NATURE OF RECEIPTS.
Yhree csrs shingles, ID cars merchandise, ii
- lumber, cans pie iron, cars plies, 8 cars
-. 81 brick, 8 cars ca lie, car sheep. cars
~. cor horses, cars machinery, car bu ter,
III ears, car feed, cars dressed meat, car
loilef., cor teams. Car spikes. car angle
<Ylsass, car furniture, car flour, car road
S6uapsrs, car household goods. 2 cars iron
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RAILROAD STOCKS

sHtNAUV LIFk NIUtk.
eAso. Aug. A-Cattle- Receipts. 400.
49, 49, aAo higher on choise; heeves. a. 5ota4 s0s
= 49, ana feeders. s2ag(gS 50: Texas cattle.
= ssSs-heceip,s, 81. 900; dnil and lower; mixed.
= S~sz. heavy, sS.s5tas 30: light. s. 50Ga.
Receipts. 500: weak ana uneven:
ssss' tS50ea 80; Western, ,s.sotaA6o: Texans,
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad, the BE-
eouipped line, for al points East A. Chil6erE
city ticket agent 7ls second street. Bostos
block: L Toakin. depot ticket agent seattle.
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Sight bills OF exchange on Loniou available
elsewhere ia Europe
Collections made a. all points on favorable
terms.
B nds stocks and other valuables received
on deposit for safe keeping
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COLUMBIA d PUGET SOUND RAILROAD

COLUMBIA d PUGET SOUND RAILROAD.
"
Trains arrive and depart as follows daily ex-
csps Sunday, for Frank in and way stat ons:
Leave 1890 q. m....Seattie..--ArrIve go p. IN
Arrive II 50 4. m Frank in Leave 1925 D. m
70 NEW CASTLE AND WAY STATIONS:
Leave 5:40 p. m.....5 attle....Arrlye $50 .. N.
Arrive 40 p. m..Newcastle..L ave 700 a. n.
sunday excurs on trains. on and after July
20, 1880 for Frankisn and way stations one fare
for round trip:
Leave 7:55 a m. .Seaftfc...-Arrive 7:l0 n m
Arrive 9: so a. Newfoundland Leave $40 D. m.
H. w. MCNEIL, Residen Mt Manager
BRANIN, Assistant SuJerintendent.
OLIVER F. BRIGGS. Gen. Pas enger Agent.
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RAILWAYS


THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Il the line to take to I'll points East ana
6outh. II II the DINING cAR ROUTE II
rms through Vesnbulcd Trains every
day in the year to
ST. PAL L AND CHIC AGO.
So cnaree Of arg
Composed Of Dining Cars unsurpasssd. Pull
man Drawing Room Sleepers Of
latest equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Fest that can be constructed and in which
eccom modations ara both FREE and furnished
ior holders Of first or second-class tickets. and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
A continuous line connecting VITA all lines
snording direct and uninterrupted service.
fuiiman sleeper reservations can be secured
IN advance through any agent Of the road
THROUGH TICKETS
70 and from ali points ia America. Euzl an
and Europe can be purchased At any ncks
once OF this company.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE AS FOLLOWS:
Overland through ira MS 6.io a M aud D. N
Portland snd south, 6:lo ., m. Is q M an
chehal.s ana Olympus express, 2p.m.
Tacoma and local, 6:l0 and s:z5 q m; . SIS
and ssS5 p. N.
TRAYS IL ARRsvw From
Eastern points, li:45 q N. and II IS p m.
Portland and south, $40 q m, lbs aud 9:45
Chs halls aud Olympia. u:45a m.
Tacoma snd local. $40 and l145 a m: ass,
e:45 AMI III IS =. m
Tine shortened Is hours between Seattle and
ST. Pau.
Through Pzllmsn Palace Sleeping Cars. elc-
Taut day COACHES. finest palace dining cars be-
tween Seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
Full information concerning rates. time OF
trains. routes and other details furnished on
application TO
a. D. CHARLTON. Asst Gen. Pass. ACT,
III First ST., Cor Washington. Portland. Or.
/ A. NADEAU- General Agent. Sc ettle.
A. CHTLBERG. City Ticket Agent. us Second
street. Boston block, Seattle Wash.
7. TONKIN Ticket Agent.
Seattle Depot foot OF Third street.
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Leithesd cawiey. drugSists. give person
attention % their prescription department. so'
Front
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-Four doses OF Moore's Revealed kemedy will
make you feel better II is don't you can Ses
VS. OF any druggist
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TINE 10 oLYMr1A
KAM1LcHIE And CRAPS HARBoR.
rHE PASSENGERS STEAMER MuLTNoMAR
The opposition boat,

The opposition boan
Leaves Tacoma from the N. p. wharf daily. ex.
cept Sunday. q q m. sharp. Returning.
leaves Kamilchie i2:45 p m: Olympia. p. m:
arriving In Tacoma p. M, connecting with
ore through boafs for Whatcom and way pointA
Leaves Baker 4 Bacon's dock. foot OF Union
street, Seattle, for Tacoma, ut 3 p. m, Sunday.
N. B.-This boat must be taken from Ia
coma for Gray's Harbor country, being tie
only THROUGH BOAT
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE.

HOODS CANAL ROUTE
IL Thea ew and commodious
STEAMER Della
Win run in connection with The steamer Jose
pine from Hatfield Colman dock. leaving Sc
attic on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 8
4 m. ier Union City and all way points on
Hooo's canal Returning Monday, Wednesday
AID Friday. For freight or passage apply at
Hatteld-C Gilman dock. or on board
d TROUTMAN, Master.
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To aAa szAHclsco
And An Points u
CALIFORNIA
Via The Mt Shasta Route a
rHx SOUTHERN PACIFIC coMPAN1.
The only route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To al Points
EAST AND SOUTH
szE SCENIC ROUTE OF THE r1cIvsc coAss
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPERs
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Attached to express trains. affordius superior
accommodations for second class passengers.
Fof rates. tickets, sleeping-car reservations
ETC, cal. upon or address
THOMAS A GRAHAM, District Passenger
AGENT. 10 South Tenth street. Tacoma, Wash
=. =. ROGERS, Asst General Freight aad Pas.
senger Agent. Portland. Or.
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CTEAMER MABEL,
fsKAGlT RIVER RouTE)
Carrying u s. mail, win leave Yesler's dock on
tide every Monday, Wednes lay and FRIDAY fer
Richmond. Edmonds Muckilteo. Tulalip, stan
wood, Fir. Skagit City and Mount Vel, on.
E. MERRIFIELD, Master.
G. H. FOSTER. Agent
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Steamer Arriya
PASSENGER LIST.

NEW York. Aug. 4.--Arrived-Servia
LIVERPOOL.
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SEATTLE
Medical and Surgical DispsnsaII
Drs. Merrill & Merrill,
fremont Building, Front strssk
Specialists.


sPECIALIsTS,
are SUI trsssiag with the sssstsst suc,ess i
Chest - 1Als Nosa throat and
snecisI Attsntion ~ Dfssasss a. wu-e.
.na ne r. aoetoss have had years 81 experienos n
are the moss = srr nsookIyn and New YORK, ana
sshecoio sieas specialists II this country
To toun9 and Middle - ~.
-s Luss cManhoo1, Nervous Debilifr. sner vna<nv.
Tn1a' seminal Leases. Physical Dec1v ariss,ss
snandancx $4,000, ~ producing sleeplessnan1 a..
society easily discouraged. LACK II cnnss 1890
auli unnS LOT study OF business ana fsnds "a Z
oufuen' safely. permanently and specify erre6
Blood and Skin uissase@.
PILLS, uasease most dreadful In i'll raeulfn
ana impure blood corrected.
hldney ard urinary niaeasss.
pisoetes and BrlRht1 fiseasa paInfni Az
cut 100 frequent bloody or milky mama IA N
unnatural discharges arrested - =
0enfto- urinary surrery.
cocele and STRUCTURES radically ana y 49, II, ~
without pain or oetention rom buefn~sa hi
sexual deformities aud iuapadIrnanfs a :. : =.
rage successfully removed a q
Rectal Diseases.
nemorsnolas lfIaes). fIslure. Ffsfuise. Pro-
ton or pain $500 $500
We do not claim to know evsrythsnr IL ,.,..
ton to medicine or DISEASE 81 Ia Sc ALA a s,sr.
every case. but We do claim thai : largn. NHSen.
success 70 sustain i, Is the bess proof AZ / a.
\. g.-Persona unable % vistt d my j,
treated at their horaes hy coErsspond6noa
press. Consultation free q. ID Y
Always send stamp when reply il expected
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DREMIER TIME TABLE

pREMIER TINE TABLE
BOUND sourE
Law ARRIVE.
vanconveT, Monday and Townsend, Thursday
Innrsday-.-.....5 p m and Monday. IL 80 D N
Townsend, Monday and Seattle. Friday and
Thursday midnight. Tuesday ........-S 3 m
Seattle, Tuesday and Tacoma, Friday and
fEiday...-........s m Tuesday 10
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THE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY or NEW YORK,
10 BROADWAY.

Depository Of pnhis noueys OF the United
states. the state 81 New York. rhe CRY OF New
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Drafts drawn on ell psrt, 0. tho world n
ttrest paid ON anvings and tine depoeits
1nEs froIn 90 O'clock.
ueposisa may be madst In pcrzon or by rexss-
ssred letter, money order or express. and Geposis
Books will be res1rned as requested
Money loaned On real estate at reason able rutss
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Save brokers and AGENT commission by deal.
ms dsrest with this com pGny.
Ready canffal always on hand No apriice.
lions sent away for approval. Reasof at,se rates
sf interest Loans closed without delay
X u. PALMER.
Manager for branch ofiae.
Room IL. Roxwell building. northeast corner
Soiuahse and From; streets sa&tilA
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BOUND xsarx.
LEAVE
ITO MoNTEsANo AND ALL POINTS ON
GRAY's HARBoR
VIA

PUGET SOUND GRAY'S HARBoR + +
Through in one day from Seattle.
Trains connect daily at Kamilchie at = =
with steamer from Seattle
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Parties intending to return by s 8 clock morn
ms ooas can secare bsrta AMI meals by app y
Ing 10 the purser on The ct amer.
c. r.. KRAFT, Master.
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WASHINGTON SAVINGS BAgE-NCCE,
w porsteG under ths territorial lava

,eEsEa.L BANKING PUSHES. rs.ssAc m
The National tribune., 1890-07-03

J. ~ weHz. Assistant Surgeon. y. s. c. Inf,
CresiIine o. Gale upon the officers Of the % Z. :.
T. InL 90 hold Reunion al Boston during the En-
easnpmcnt tbe time and locality 10 he fixed by
some comrade familiar with the city.
Many veterans Of the Mexican war arc expected
10 be- IA Boston during Eucampmeut week. and
wifh desire o. have their presence AZ the annual
Reunion % Tie MassaUhuseiis regiment, Aug. Il
lins been selected Tor the date, and the American
House. Boston. the place where the meeting will
o. he,d aud duner served. Commander II. A.
M'tilrueu = . Box 9JZI. Boston. Mass. is desir-
ou- % hearing from ala d the Old boys who can
attend
yoilu A. aIyer- Secretary, Indianapolis Ind: The
member II the PhiI Kearny Red Diamond Asso-
c.atou y iH hold their aunua! Reunion at Boston,
Wednesday. Aug. -. 81 O'Clock. p. m, ia the
Christian Association Building. corner Boyiston
amd Bcrszey sirects II s. earnestly requested that
al uienBers Il The old First Division Third Corps
bepre-ent 20 meet their comrades once more.
TIE ls,h annual Convention Of the National As
ssseiati0n - Union Ex-Prisoaers % War will be
held 10 iiie hail Of lIe House Of Representatives
Boston, commencing at 10 O'clock, "A M WedBes-
day, Aug. ~ Headquarters % the National Assoc
cation during iiIe week viii be Al I3 Beacon street
central and convenient location. Every Ex-Pris-
oners Association entitled 20 representation should
send delegates and make this the largest meeting
q The kind yet held. All letters Of inquiry ia
regard 10 the Convention or the National Associa-
lion should be addressed 10 MAj. L. L. Williams,
Secretary. box u. Washington, ID. q.
J. b. Goodrich, Boston. Mass: The 2ist Mass.
Association will hold is 18th annual Reunion at
Boston. Aug. 18Th. lthe day following the grand
parade u the o. A. u } Ia Brimmer School-house.
o. Common street. al IL q M. Comrades OF the
slst =. y 5lsi ia. and Gin y. H., Of the old " Reno
Brigade" are invited 20 participate. Headquarters
az tiie 2ist Mass. during The Encsmpment week
viii BE- al "a Washington street. where comrades
81 regiments al any time bFigaded with the ZIsi
Will he welcome
Geo. l.. Newton, Secretary. North Weymouth
Hass.s The 20,h annual Reunion Of the 5th Mass
Battery viii be held at Young's Hotel. Boston, on
the same day Of tie GAR. parade.
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LssIrnment Of Ounrfarr.

The Accommodation Committee has made the
following assignment 81 quarters during the week
ending june q, inclusive;
jackson Post. G4B. Albany ~. Y. Mechanics. 30
Baker Post &C. WEXFORD. r. T., Mechanics'. 40.
Foote Post. ~, New Haven, Conn, Mechanics
80
Schuyler Post. 81. Philadelphia Pa, InVesIga-
tion Hall. PaiDes Memorial Building, 100
Woods Post I79, Barre, Mass, PTessman and
Litlle Halls 40.
Griffin Post I29. Scranton Pa, Mechanics, rs.
Webster Post, 9, Kennebunk, Me-. Mechanics,
20.
BateheIder Post, 81. North BrOokheld, Mass,
Mechanics, 45.
J. T. Thompson. Assistant Adjutant- General.
BabetLa, Kan, Hotel brunswick
Chris creager, Waynesboro. Pa, and party, 81,
Bowd0in street
}. Cory winAnE and party. Troy. o., 3Os Nee
bury street.
Geo. +. Roper Rockford, H.. 800 HeRbury street
J.. y. COupland. Chicago, H.. Medford, Mass.
DR. A. w. BsFiteau. Aedford, Mass.
Aaron Zeigler, Reading. Pa, "a Hancock street.
Dr l.. 3 Brouthers and wife. Washington, d. c.
les Washington street.
Ira r. Bronson, sedalia, Mo. % Bowdoin street.
Mrs y. q. Burt. W.R.c.. Danbury, Conn, Bul.
nncb Place.
Miss Annie Drabet w.Rc.. Danbury. Conn, !
Buifineh Place
W. J. Barber. Jewett City, Conn.,, Bulhnch
Place.
Maj. George J. p. Wood and party, Washington
ID. C., Asylum street.
Frnnk A. Stevens. Gorllam, n H. 81 Bowdoin ST
a. y. Sheldon, West Rupert, VT, 81 Bowdoin ST
Geo. s. Shattuek, Meadyille. Pa, 81 Bowdoin ST
George {. FEimer, Pittsburg. Pa, Bulhnch
Place.
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Department GIeanio0s.

DEAR TRIBUNE; ID 10 over year since Gen.
Ransom Corps, No. 81. Flagstaff Ariz has An.
peared In the columns Of Gng NATIONAL TRIBUEs
IL consists OF 10 members In good standing and
excellent work has been done. Under the efficient
meetings held every Thursday In e. AR Hall are
agreeable and instructive. An excellent enter
ianment WAS recently given, which Melted lie
Corps Sl765 Memorial Day was observed bv tie
Corps. with the g. IL, and Sons of Veterans and
citizens, all marching in body to the cemetery
and uniting Ia strswing flowers on the graves Of
heroes gone Ia rest Ransom Corps would he glad
II sister members passing through Flagstaff would
stop over, visit the Corps and help them in their
work,
liawins Post and Corps have presented a flag to
the Stockton High School.
Elizabeth ID Arcy Kline instituted Sumner Corps
No. 20. Coyerdale, with IL charter members Ssyah
s. Whipple. President Officers publicly Installed
In the evening. A full meeting was held the day
following and thoroughly instructed In the work
An adjourned meeting of the Board of Directors
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spices Of Camp No. 142. The Encampr,ent unanf-
monsly adopted a resolution recommending ths
org,hiletion OF Ladies Aid Societies by Camps in
the Division. Information on the subisor can 10
obtained from Division President Mrs Ada T.
shannon, 4lZ2 Ogden street, Philadelphia Divi5-
ION Headquarters are hereby established at SO
Court street. Reading, Pa. Communications in
tended for the Adjutant and Quartermaster must
be addressed to +. o. Box $50, Reading Core
spOndence for the Colonel must be addressed Lock
Haven, Pa. Draw Temttances to order of O. 4.
Diefenderfer, QuartermasteF. Local checks will
only be received with the understanding that any
collection charges arising will be deducted there
from. All checks drafts and money orders must
be made payable to O. E. Defenderfer. Since the
last announcement the following Camps have been
mustered: John II. Styer Camp, No. 25. Berwick,
6olnmbia County. % recruits. by Chaplain Wildun
scott, OF Camp 81 Captain, r. r. Wolf Joel Ser
loss camp, No. 273 Bangor. Northampton County,
10 recruits, By Lieut.. s. s. Horn A. D. C., Captain,
Albert Alderman.
VERMONT.
The annual Encampment OF this Division VIII be
held at 81. Adams, July 8, and 10
The National tribune., 1890-07-03
Which bird is he going 10 shoot at J.?
For the Eve OF the softer SEX

Mrs. Porcine-What a lovely rainbow that
isl
Mrs. Chipbeef-Ob, ] dare say it's all very
well, but the colOrs are too loud for my taste.
We object 10 the expression, sweet girl
graduates" All girl graduates arc sweet
Pihsburg Chronicle.
There arc some things woman can do as well
as man, but scratching match isn't one of
Them OaisUiHe Journal
A sulky girl may sometimes be cured by
taking her out In buggy with seat Just large
enough for two.-DenUer Road
When IL comes TO being ghost "a woman docs
not mind being an angel, but she hates TO be
afrite-PittsbuTq Chronicle.
The thoughtful cook puts graduated sugar
on the berries when she hasn't time to wash
the sand off them.-Ashiand( Wis., Press
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AntIefam Monuments.

On September II, the 2Sth anniversary Of thu
battle of Antietam, two monuments viii DO
erected on the field by survivors Of regimental
organizations in cOmmemOratiOn Of comrades
who fell in that battle. The survivors Of Com
panies and /, 9Th Nd, have purchased lot
% feet square. just 100 yards north of Bloody
Lane, on the Union right At the spot selected
AS a site for the monument the cOlOr-bearer OK
Company fell. This company lost 81 out OF
80 men in the days engagement.
The secoud monument will be placed ak the
eastern corner of the northern wing Of Burn
sides Bridge, on the Union left. This win be
erected by the survivors of the 5lst N Y.
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Daughters of Veterans Organize.

The National Association of Daughters of
Veterans concluded its first annual Convention
at Quincy, ILL.,, ON Saturday. Delegates were
present from a dozen States. The following
officers We're elected: President Miss NJ rs.
tela Mcmillan, of MassillOn, Ohio; Senior
Vice President, Miss Mollie Robertson, of Keo-
kuk; Junior Vice. President, Miss Eva Ware,
of Quincy, ILL.,; Secretary, Miss Lizzie Boards
Icy, of Alliance, o. Chaplain, Miss Viola Mars
of Masslllon, o. Inner Guard. Mrs. Ida Hutch
ms, of Prairie Depot. o. Guard, Miss Lizzie
Davis, of Adah, o.; Trustees Miss Myrtle Yost,
of Kearney, Neb. Miss Winnette Marley, of
Keokuk; Miss Rose Jansen, of Quincy; Musi-
clan, Miss Anna Vessels, of Quincy.
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RELIEF CORPS NEWS.
Gleanings from National Headquar-
terS---NOteS from the Departments.
Mrs ANNIE WITTENMYER. National President
Mrs ABBIE LYNCH, National Secretary.

To specially mid and assist the Grand Army Of
the Republic and TO perpetuate the memory OF
their heroic dead r8 -
To assist such Union veterans as need our help
and protection and TO extend needfu aid to their
widows aud orphans; To lind them homes and
employment and assure them of sympathy and
friends 10 cherish and emulate the deeds of our
Army Nurses, and OF all loyal women who render
peril
To inculcate lessons Of patriotism and love OF
country among our children and in the commune
ties in which we live; to maintain true allegiance
to the United States Of America; to dsoountenance
whatever tends to weaken loyalty and TO encour-
age the spread of universal liberty and equal rights
TO nil men.
Women Of good moral character and correct de-
pertinent who have not given aid and comfort TO
the enemies of the Union, who would perpetuatc
the principles TO which this association stands
pledged, and who have attained the age of 10 years
shall be eligible 20 membership In the Woman .
Relief Corps
The National tribune., 1890-07-03
Rnsror. MAS. juno 30. 1890.


The Executive Committee OF the National I'm
campment held n meeting here last week. Depart
meut Commander George II. Innis presiding.
Reports were received from the Committees on
Accommodations. Badges and Decorations. The
Entertainment CoTnmitiee met in the evening and
arranged various details connected with Encamp-
meut week. The joint reception by the GAR and
WR.C viii take place Tuesday evenings The grand
Campfire Wednesday evening, and The banquet.
with Dooliug as caterer, Thursday evening. Friday
fhe excursion 20 Plymouth viii take place the
veterans leaving Boston az a. m, and Saturday
Abe Iarb0r excursion the steamer New York ieaF-
ing a. 10 a. N. Members OF the GAR, N-RC.
and $ Of " viii be admitted by their badges 10
the grand Campfire Wednesday evening. Aug. b.
Pat Department Commander Richard T. TobIn
resigned liis position on the COMMITTEES on Camp
Gres. ard Capt W. II. Thomas was elected TO Oil
tiie vacancy
The National tribune., 1890-07-03
Initial Campfire.

W. G. Kinsley Post, No 1879, Somerville, Mass,
Is making arrangements for grand Campfire Aug
/, in large tent adjoining the Central Club on
Highland avenue. seating 600 people. The special
guest is George @. Strong Post No. 5S4, Brooklyn,
n. ", and Secretary Of War Proctor, Gen. Alger,
Gen. Sherman, Gen. Neazie, Gen. Hawley, Gov.
Beaver of Pennsylvania, Gov. Bracket, Gov.
Cheney of New Hampshire, the Mayor of Somer-
vile aud City Council and other distinguished
gentlemen will he invited