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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-29
srLvxn CHEEK MISxs.


Rich Discoveries ~ the Head Of the
0kyko0ish.
Mr.. Edward Davis. Of the firm Of Nc
Dewitt q Davis Of sultan City. the head
quarters OF the Silver creek mining basin.
Was in thu city yesterday. Mr.. Davis re-
ports that several rich discoveries have
been made in the basin within the last few
weeks, and that there ID great excitement
in that vicinity over the matter. The ore
II galena, and Of the same quality -
found in the Comstock lode In Nevada.
and assays - high - IS ounces 70 the ton.
and ID 80 per cent pure ealena- Thsre Are
over 500 men In the different camps nov
and others pressing in constantly. Large
forces Of men are ct work at the Bluehird,
Vandalia and lockwood mines. and all are
expected to develop discoveries Of import
ance within few days. The Silver creek
mining basin Is u the head Of the Skyko-
mish river. in Cady pass. and forty-fve
miles from Snohomish. The Great North
srn railway il to built through Cady pass,
and win run close 10 the camp. There is
still considerable snow In the mountains,
and work is somewhat delayed on that &C
count Mr.. w. f. Leslie, Of this city, re-
Gently purchased the yandalia mine, and
intends to fully developit.
He will return here in about two weeks,
when he leaves for San Francisco. He
viii visit that city for the purpose Of inter-
esting capitalists in some property which
he holds In that district.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

SOUTH SECOND srRKEr-Fsli loe on South ssc-
ond street. between Main and Jackson; 81 00
SOUTH THIRD srRRxr Brisk buildins. three
stories and basement. corner Of South Third
and Main streets. leased for 81. 100 Per annum.
This 10 on ground leased for Is years ct e1oo per
month; S7.s0
FRosr srRRxr-Two lots, corner Of Front and
Eagle strcetR The inside viii Be sold separately
for - 60 and the corner for Sl0.ooo
FRONT erRRKr-Full lot and thrce-story busi-
ness block on Front street, renting for n 100 per
annum- Price S25.o0Q
FloEf STRxxr-Thirty feet on west side Of
Front street. between Madison and epsing;
$4,000
Front erR.xr-Corner lot and four-ssofy busi-
men block beside residence in ths rear, on
Front street. Building rents for $500 per an
man. Proc e23,0oo.
FRONT erRxEr-Two lots. south west corner Of
Front and Reneca strsets; . nns business locar
ton. The corner vfli be sold for 10000 and the
insido Loo for eD.OoQ
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Zen JasEIess Keps Besy VITA Rssey

Zen JaskIess Keps Dusy Win Rssy
The police court justices were oceupasd
yesterday with the usual Er1zt q pessy
cases. which kept them busy I'll day.
Pat weich and William Davis. two vesy
tough hooking individuals, Who have divided
thar ifetines IN tbs jails q Tacoma.
Spokane Taiis and eeattis. uGrs ayrsaGnsd
before Justice Miller. charged with creAtine
. row In the Traveller saioCn. They paead
not guilty and tried to prove their plea, ouf
the evidence was 100 strong against them.
and they VIII enjoy the hospitality OF
JaiiOrs Ryan and Farrahar In the county
jail for fifteen days.
Louis Nillsr, rather duh locking Pole,
was arYaigned bsfore Jussics Miller for dis
orderly conduct in house Of III fame on
Morning Star alley in the Whitechapei
district Miller works on The railroad near
Fairhavcn and came to town yesterday 20
- the sights He saw ill he wanted 70
and finally landed up In Justice Milles's
court. where he Vas changed IS for has free-
DOOM He went to jail in deianlt Of the
SUM.
James w. Mahon was fined SO By Justice
Rivers for using obscene language In the
street He paid the enc. which he declared
vas costly price for bis indulgence
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SuBALA11 x4RB0vEWuuR owuxra
sssss - - zsSs I1s1 Dsss.ss.s -
nan.
County Auditor Horrsst ~. v.rv suss.
lant yesterday morning. ovrr a. 1890,
y he tide lands question. ana - sr~r.sd
- = mere than satiahod vish a. mannr,
- uh3eh ~ QUESTION had ben setsied-
When tntsrvieusa b. ) Posr-Ixrr.xr-
sExcEn reporter yesserdsv mornlnr 4.
Md: II an layGsiy interes1s1 s. - So
lands and think thss TIE deri.sor, n ~.
~ IL secrskasy a. ~ interior "a. for t.
bsst posu1has interests of Seattle. Il 9 -
best thing that couid havs possibav h.r.
psned % this city. bscanss Il Win xivc those
Pe0pee Who have 0vnsd these lands I
chance 70 have . clear title 10 them and "a
ilse money on them. II viii also give the
different railroads . chsnce % come into
Seattle and gain property 10 which thev
en- hsvs clear fit3e and afford them re
sads1aceion u knowing that they hsve
something which cannot b taken av.r
from them Building viii have an impe sus
tn that quarter a tie city. and In : lev
years III thae property which q hardly
worth cant now VII b valued Ct millions
OF dollars.
II think that the best policy Of the stafs
now h 10 cell al that property so thu
original claimants and 1--WE clear and in
dEputable titles 10 the owner. Of Il.
The proprietors are perfectly viflinr n
pay Tor the lands ~ thsif price value be-
fore the improvements took place. That
policy would undoubtedly be the bast one
for the state to pursue. because by thai
course millions Of dollars Of taxable prop
efty would b added 70 seattle and serve 10
increase he ststs and city Golfers.
IL would certainly Be very moor policy
Tor the stats to keep . lot OF land on is
hands which Is not improved and from
which no revenue can De derived. The
state OF California made the mistake Of
keeping the Tide lands on iss hands and
hnsiiy he'd 10 pay men to improve them.
The policy u this state snould be TO sell
every acre Of those lands and thereby in
crease it, revenue BY taxing improved
property.
Il think tha& In The ode fsts Il would
hare bssn better Il the bank owners had
been limited 70 reasonable extent of land,
but now they claim propristorship . far
out In some eases ~ two miles. They
claim ~ far ~ deep water but--however all
that VII b settled IN the courts.
II am glad tho dscision 10 such q Il il.
but never expected to zee the scrip nlers
come out ahead"
Councilman Durie said yesterday, in r.
ply 70 the inquiry what he thought the eff
fect Of the decision OF Secretary Noble
would have on tide fat operations: Il
think the dectsion Of Secretary Of the In
terror Noble. rejecting and ordering can
called the scrip filings. together with the
tide land bill and the harbof commission
biil. will settle this whole matter, and that
thesU win - no further troubie. The i'm
provsrs u ths tsde lands can now 20 on
with their improvements without Tear Of
intexruptjon.
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HOUSES AND LOTS

YEsLEn AvEHuH-rIse lots and ave good =
room houses with bAth-roomsl on Yeslss ave.
nue.; $1,000.
TxNrxxAucs erRxKT-rwo lofs and eiehtroom
Qsesn Anne house. hard anishsd. with bass-
ment, gsa. electric light water. burglar alarm.
barn. fruit ETC.: second house north Of George
Kinnear's residence Psios. sll 600.
SIXTH srREEr-Two lots with good residence
northwest corner Spring and Sixth streets;
SlI.o0o
NINTH erRERr-Lot and nav douhao house
and ssx-room resldencs. northeast corner Of
Ninth and Spring streeA The thrse houses
rent fo1 500 per month; elo,0oo
JOHN erREEr-Lot containing three good
houses. corner OF John and Dexter streefs: y. 500
LIGHT sTREET-Full lot. with new nine-room
houss oath and pintry). On Light street. near
Republican; $500
LonsAnp sTKxxr-Fivs room house. with
hath, on Lombard street. two blocks from cleo
trio road, es,so
Frvfu srREsr-Cosy cottage On Fifth street.
near Union, with fractional lot: tl.7s1
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BUILDING PERMITS.

A Record Of Buildings Authorised By
Inspector Abbott.
Building inspector Abbott yesterday 10
sued the following permits:
G. F. Frach. eight two-story frame
buildings. lots and 2. block 5, VIM. Draw
ley's addition, cost 81, 500
G. Goot, two two-story frame buildings.
lots and 2. block IA, Yesler's addition;
cost q, 800.
August Rosenberg. one and half story
frame building. lots 10 and II, block q, 8.
A. Bells addition; cost $500
John Entwistie, one story frame build
ing. lot /, block 5, Olive addition; cost
81 500.
J. II. Hamilton, two two-story frame
buildings. lots 6 and Z. block 4, Burke's
Second addition: cost 81 500 each.
Peter Larson, two-story frame building,
Washington addition; cost 81 500.
Anderson and Hart, one and . half story
frame building. on block OF tide fats: cost
$50.
NJ. ". Stewart, two-story frame building,
section So: cost 500.
G. H. Shaw, one-story frame building,
lot 8, block 81. Shaw's addition: cost $500.
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ACRE PROPERTY.

MxncxR IsLAxp-lu acres ol water front On
Mercer Island at $50 per acre.
RAyRxsA PARK-Twenty acre. 81 rich beaver
dam land, drained and cleared, almost adjoin.
ing Ravenna Park: 0.Ooa
Uxrox BAr-Thirty acres north Of Onion hay.
on the lise Of ths seattle. Lake Shore 4 Kastern
railroad: $500.
NORTH 6xArrLR-2exi12 feet cleared and
fenced, adjoining woodward addition: tAsoo
GREEN LAxE-singls acres In Days acrs gar
Gems at Green Lake; 500.
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ine 9 - hasl a eeaasis Lsdgs. Na s
onrnee q Wet and Baf1ery s1zoo1A 4
hnofhy Ii1ma1y and nusical psoezanns
win ~ 1snde1od. aftR which - e1noossee
supgex w5Ii b SERVED II being The annual
enesrta1nuens a one q ths harvest todess
Of Good Ismplars IN shs citN consSdsFssas
interest," b manifested IN IL
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,rrsssoa ocgxr-IlcHrxSsxss ..

yrrxxxoa ccrxr-LlcExxyRxR1.L
AArpnsssas Company Va ". H. cewss q a. !
scrrcsosurs 81 tea: ceseessoa 10 new evidence
ov~rru.ess: isave % amend eomp lsinf permitted;
hearing constnasd for arxameai 10 APRIL
u.w.rss nensoa W Washington Sssna Com
rAnv. srs,chrxns 9ssselvea
weaAsEss q Eaiioex " Paxs q oreens appeal
bcs1 &s0e hisd
errsxaoR ecrxr-sysAyTcS, j.
f.savsrr, Aaraiea "a Alfred AsfeAsa 81 A. !:
dt.nIsps.. On zncsfca 81 raasnslG-
Nu~Acrk sesvaxs ~ oesamnia Puses scand
Rsslrost Company: crntiHusst uas,s Arrl<
srSsascn cocar-EcxSx J.
Sseorss w. Crosse ~ r. MAhsz. oro9 81 csne.-
nation Tor sase Of real ESTATE
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TwxIyrn sTHxKr-rvo lcts. norshwest esrnsr
Of Twelfth ana Columbia seresss: C.na
TENTH enKE1-Two loss uD iees squarsh
northeast corasr Of Tenth and Stewart sezssss:
G,0o0
SEvExyH efRxxr-Twp lcan. Doufhvuse cuenor
Of seventh and Battery s'resfs: eAooa
LAKE UxIox-Doubas corner tn Mira routluS
addition. near electric road. cvericoking Lain
Onion: can Be sDld separately; $s.soa
DEror srRKEr-Three loes on Depot stsesk op-
posits Judes .ichssnhcrx's residence. with
magnificent view; e2o0o
Roy sTHxxr-Chcfcs lot On Roy stRee9 In
Queen Anne Town: u.600
SIXTH sraxEr- Building site On sixth street.
near Union: u .5o
MADISON srRExr Double corner ftwo loes)
block and . halt from Madison street. adjoining
Eenton addition; 3l.4o0
Nos HIlL-Dosbls corner IN Mob Hin adj
ton: sl.oo0
RESToE ADprnox-Choics los In Rentsn ID
dition: ma
DRo1 sraxsf-Hish. slightly ion q Dspae
street. west OF Broadway. ez5A
EEAR MAplsox srRxxr-Los in Edes =
KNIGHTS addition; S65A
N4AR MADISON SrRgxf-Corrcr ic0 ffxno.
tionaD adjoining Renson addition: ssoo
BiGxLows ADDITios-Lots In Bigelow's addi-
don, eloQ
TKsIH 6TREEr-lD feet square and snan
house, southeast corner Tenth and Cherry: The
choicest residence property In Seattle: essso0
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rcs Ballard property - chiieerg D oarine
roeu 3, Lasvell4r- Dodge eaiadinx

Now lsce cu1sAtuA Chester ClSaxy-
New hosiery. Chester Cieary.
-, ,sAteus cheuisH and arnwerA handsuknssy
e,Inmed Chester Cleary.
prsaav ana satnrsaAy. opening Days 81 militia
~ and ladles' furnishing ers3A Nslis n
Chesssy. northeast corner iasrd ana SefsmclA
New white gcctA cnesssr clsary.
Ne vanayke rSsat gfnpA Chester cie&ry.
F~sAax ana saturday. oSenins days q natsN!n-
~rx ana issiisg surnsAhiug sscas Nellie -
ssh~essv. pcrshsass ccsner rAtsa asd ColsnesA
New Mouse ssrnishing epotA Sarsfss Sieafy'
-, arvs-e.spg o<xs IN sae has aaa CAP hns g
aaCHarses oes1s1nAn. - hAssae SECOND sessse
naas kcsspn block
Nev veIssnxa CAessss cseaxy.
Nev ssneAsns p<rca,ea cAsssss cseesy.
~ 80 ssc<k ef asss - sssecs 1oo .
Cnsrsus Ssoaasss ina yts ass>st
e.. eorss' nishs ss1zs, Ches<er cssary.
Nee ilrenA Chesesr Csefy.
(kar.es ssascsse.a ag~1s * knoxa 49,
Nev ensssna Chester Cseary.
Nev dossed tvfs, Chessry sseAry.
Qua papsrs - cezm . "a sdsA
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runeral o. the Actor.

The funeral Of William Parant, the actor,
who disd Wednesday night Of typhoid
fever, took place from his late apartments
in the Auxera house yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle Lodge B. T. o. E, Of which he
was q member, had charge Of the funeral,
and Rev. George H. Watson offered few
appropriate remarks. A large funeral pro-
cession. led BY Cort's band, accompanied
the remains to the Masonic cemetery,
where the interment Vas made in the Elks'
rest.
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7sc eENTs' NIGHT GOWNS
Wa received Q large line OF gwnts night
eowns nicely trimmed. ~ Tsc each Chester
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Coed Tempisss' Entertainment
Pncine Lodge, No. IS. l. @. G. T.. viii
hold IL annual entertainment This sxsn-
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- OF REGENIS
Guardians Of the State
University.
! 9 TIE PRESENT SIRE.


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~ = : eu1Ianae sc.saon Within .x
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geafs vnenevd = =. ploposea
49, 9 move tne unIssI'y M 49,
n 9ass''on ins.s'.y csme
& - - unisssy ssn1 seu we
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3 = eeans'oo, e1snank sns prop.
snivefnsy ppIposes. su.s y soou'c
: = easy wnen csss'ns 70 v useo
Hsay pufposss
- - question came up IN me ieeis-
Em 1n4ee 6eruse advised II that the
~ : Ute ~ lee simple % the
- perfect r1gni 20 sen a. any
~ ju1ee beruse drew up 2 blu 70 &C
80 IN hb opinion, which was pre-
1 = - legislature ana passed. 4
cn - sale Of the present ste ana
II unne q nv grounds q . piacs
eeieceso .ssnsn mnes
oSy: - supp0s snas
os!'vso irom .ue sais VI suo
- = w univsy WI
= PROVIDE sefes iund wnacn Gan
- - estao'isnmens OF : stae
upon : 0io.a sno H0e.. OASIS
- wnose o. tne iund Wih q sae-
= pcipose % s1ecane su'sso'e
eundaness sno psovns 10f
soF'ee ana o'nef sPpiiAnces'
ed1uncss o. 2 mooel university.
e1ons y tne regents tnss sumc'ens
~ aoous iofsy ssfss o. upwsfus,
Ia 80 y some puul.c sp.l'seo casasen
- - - unsvrsi.y. sessoy
aa'so - .uao ans'ne uon
3 " sn. asss wnicn ~ snas
3 - - deseeed e me erection o.
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- - 4 portion Of The monsy
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~. 80 9 Ne ooafd OF regentss wnsn
yssefeay y : Tosf-iSIxiLiaEac
r.: Il = - ~ vews On ~ pr0po-
- - pleeent sste ana move me
IN .oo0Foen iocssion. sAo
- nss ~ university WI g anae
100 -. - OF upwards q iofty
s1alsss locauon witnous any e.
- ~ YEP snouid % me ereo-
s-,..L eouses oua'danes. 49,
s-.,. :. ensu n0s % on ~ exusvs9sus
= - contrary sney snonid % pam
s-1 ~ eso'aseos ous inexpenssve. ~
.-..sl. 49, cafe ana economy ~ We
..... \. = - eoMoanes tnero WA o A OPP
!.s 20 naming more liberal pro
~. .. ssssuofary and = wen equipped
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IMPORTANT.

We received i.ooa pieces OF nsv coscrinss In
SILK and wcolen dssss fabrics. vsmmaoSs 70
match. Chester Cteary.
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For narrsins In real estate - salmon Bay -
Chflberg Gardner. rccm O. Lieweilya-potxe
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NV rxBgoIpEkiEs
Nrw mass MATERIAIk

We received 400 pieces new emhroidestsa
awe. rres ly nader value Chester Clcary.
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n New oeeial saa Densvoisat Orgaatsa-
tion - be Formed.
At The banquet given March II BY the
lrashmsn Of this city, Il Vas proposed to
organise m Irish benevolent society. and .
committee TO perfect the organization was
appointed. That committee appointed the
following Eentlemen committee on con.
stttuticu and bylaws: p. p. Carroll. 7. r.
Drew, John Fairfield, DR.. w. A. shan
non and Dr.. J. p. Sweeney. At . meeting
Of this sub-committse Il was decided that
the society should b. known ~ the Irish
American Club u Seattle. Its object in
general ID The social and benevolent Inn
psossment Of its members. II 10 to be nom
ssctariAn. and eligibility IL confined to
Isishmn and thsir descendants The con-
stitusional committee vii report 1t sen.
eyal meeting 20 b. ksld shortly.
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rrvs reclining char csrs rus taroash from
pcrsIaDd 10 Chicago without change VA tse
i-r,cn Psrifc. A. q Martha. city tickst agrnl
20 srccca street, Bcsson biock- O .. hnggA
arrus Ctr dcck
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MAE TIE NEW RAILROAD.

Twenty-fouf lots q - eachs small house and
orchard; elsctxic line nov building near them:
eirh9 minutes' walk from three churches ~ Bal.
lard: enap Cali early on DAN ei yones = Co..
Butter block. eR n. s Turner. "a second street.
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soc INDIA sILKs

We received 100 pieces India silkA loo mes
shades % select from % DC yara Sacsssi
Cicary.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

Hsnristtas IS inches wide, silk finish, latsst stl
shades. oil wool, reduced from 81 to TOO per yar6
Hsnriettas. 40-inch, latest spring shades aet111
value 76c, now 50c per yard.
Hsnriettas, black, 40inch, splendid vsarsrs, vogtA
75c, marked Soc per yard.
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TABLE LrSESs AND NAPKINS

We received <op rieces Of table linens and
c<oo dnrrn rapksxs direct frcEa Belfast. also
10. Of table ssts which Ne are oaefins 81 special
pricc4 Chester Clenry.
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HENsTsrcHKb FiorNcfSes
We received 10 pseceS- ali new psfierns fall
reaxsh. SAs 7sc. u. tt-4 ana VI - Chester
CtcaYy.
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EENRIEITAS.

We mako You three great offerings this vssh -
Dress Goods Hsnriettas in the late spring shade -
liable and satisfactory wears9a
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SALE or EMBROIDERED IIANNEIA
We received fop pieces Of en- rcidered Han
psss, greatly under value We oasr them n
Sl2A Chester Clcayy.
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We received 800 donen oil linen towels difscs
from Belfast New patterns and encet linen
epeciai neDtion b mede OF one io< ~ M
each Chester clcary.
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ac HANUYYRCHIEFs

Ne received 80 dozen nns shear lawn. hand
eomeiy emhYoidere,i hemsutcbed and scciiored
kaad kerehiefs ~ big discount Neu peaernA
Your choice S eents each. Chester Cisary.
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For Sale by al Druggists.
Price ST.: six for So.

uASvyAc5CRxp NJ
04oTrA Chemical CO.
oaace and IAborssory. aks Misss1a ssresx. San
tsA0cssro. Cal
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vrsplcr yoa ONE pcILAR.

In the case Of Michael Schwab & Co.
against William Weight, which was
brought before Judge Strsttcn tor the re-
covsry Of $50 damages for violation Of
contract, the jury brought . verdict yes
tsrdaJ morning. Plaintiff was awarded 81
damageA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-29

present site viii be large, bat q
~ nom being sufficient TO properly
and maintain q university that
- son should have. | hope 10 ses
N the near future when there
-. = established in Washington . uni-
10y .H On broad, liberal and enlightened
and whore. instead Of fifty or enc
s...sa s'aden's there shall lie gathered
trom loo to s.ooo young men and
seskins and acquiring broad and
:. edacaton- The influence for good
~ nout this state OF suca an snstatu-
-. you'd Be incaiculaole. and the money
Ia support would return In .
-. 'ec-soid 10 the state.
ass state can hardly do better in this
49, saad Judge Burke. in conclusion,
- emulate the state Of Michigan, by
70 make the university Of WASH
a a q noble an institution Of learning
- university OF Michigan. which I b.
! conceded the greatest pubic school
~ world When the university Of
Vas IN its infancy those living in
where IL VAS finally established
A.ss..s 4uemsiy anxious 20 have costly
- put up for the university. but
- sna better counsel prevailed. and Mr..
nasss Zen. believe, superintendent Of
- mstraction OF the state OF Michigan.
-. o whom the state owes Q great
gratitude for his services In con-
s.ss. With the establishment Of ia
- % public education, insisted
p, ne university fund should
49, thus diss;pa,ed. that .
= was not - much known
costly buildings as by is large
Us Vel equipped chemical labor q
. ~ It's abe and learned faculty.
- - me things. think, that must
- 1 % eve The university . repusa.
- aAks u known throughout The
Saas buildings and stately azchi-
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-03-15
STRUCK DUMB.

There ID not, as it seems, a more SOM
nolent press to-day in any great city Of
the United States than in this the great
Of them all. AT no time that we can
remember were our metropolitan dailies
so remarkably silent upon the social
question as they are now. True, the
World, some days ago, published a four
column article from the pen Of Edward
Bellamy, thereby emphasizing the dumb
ness of its editorial department. and be-
traying the fear Of its business manage
ment that large portion of its readers
might at last take offense at the pro.
longsd sleep Of its oracle.
Nothing, perhaps, is more suggestive
Of the brewing storm than this inten-
tional ignorance by the metropolitan
press, of the great Intellectual move
ment which is fast revolutionizing public
sentiment Throughout the country in
favor of Socialism And it is the more
striking when contrasted to the excite
ment displayed by the leading organs of
capitalism in Boston, Chicago and other
great centers OF social activity.