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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-02-10
LOTTERY COMMENTS.

In commenting on the action of the
North Dakota Legislature in granting
lottery franchise, the San Francisco
Post says:
There was lottery fight in Nevada
about two years ago, which ended in
the rejection of the scheme, though
the company which was to have been
formed promised to devote hand
some slice of it's profits to supplying
water for irrigation proposes. Gwen
the promise Of water and the assur-
nnce that the steady stream of gold
now pouring from California into
Louisiana would be diverted to Me-
Yada and insure the lasting prosperity
of the State, was not sufficient to
move the Nevada Legislature.
The Post errs, so far as the Nevada
Legislature is concerned, for that
body was moved to pass the Act
authorizing an amendment to the
Constitution which provided for a
Nevada State Lottery, but the people,
the legal voters of the State, repudi-
ated the iniquity at the polls, at a
special election held in February,
1889. The credit of the rejection Of
the lottery scheme lies with tho poo
Pile, and not with tho Legislature, for
that body was in favor of the pro o-
sition by large majority.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-02-10
KEEP TO THE RIGHT.

Do not DO imposed on BY any Of the numerous
limitations, substitutes, etc., which aro flooding
the world. There is only one Swift's Specific,
and thcrc is nothing like it. Our remedy con-
tains no Mercury, Potash, Arsenic, or any pois-
onous substance whatever. 1t builds up the gen.
eral health from the first dose, and has never
failed to eradicate contagious blood poison and
its effects from the system. Be sure to get the
genuine. Send your address for our Treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases, which will be mailed
free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, Ga.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-02-10
Crime and Criminals.

Bob Ingersoll recently addressed
the New York State Bar on crime and
criminals, advocating less Of degreda-
tiQn in the punishment Of evil-doers.
III we are to change tho conduct OF
men," he said, eve must change their
conditions. As long as dishonorable
success outranks honest effort--as
long as society bows and oringes be-
fore the great thieves there will be
little ones enough to fiji the jails."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-02-10
Fresh Vegetables a Specially.

M. Reinhart has
just received his
Spring and Summer
samples for custom
made clothing. Ii
you want your
clothes made to or
{, der, give him b q call
and see as fine a
line Of samples as
has ever been ex-
hibited in .Elko.
You can get a, suit
of clothes made to
order from $2lg 90
up, Fit Gujairan-
teed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-02-10

"a handsome line Of Ladies' and
Nisees Wraps Of the latest fashion
1ust received at Reluhart's. Go and
tik6 q look at them. Prices way
down -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17

experiments bare been n pFogresa. IN
voSrInr the expenditure Of vast sums q
money. wiah yiew 70 improvements n
the maaspusaffon Of iron Ores ard for the
attainment Of simpler and more eeonom-
isal methods for TIE production Of iron
and ss1es. 40 last the Little Wizart.
EaIson, vas Induced 70 take the matter IN
hard. ard ~ be was pretty falIy employed
n other matters. he took Mallory into bis
eeunssss in regard 70 this.
And n0w comes sery definite insinatiOn
tfasas gsaal Edison has discovered The So
eret and has been anccessfua. Details are not
furnished, hut Il II said they soon will be-
The fesutt vii ~ fArswell 80 bsass fsaT-
naees. and The pTodaetion Of iron ard
steel. b epeely ard economical process
slsreefly from the ore The presumption
Is shat sssctrieisy Is 10 be the main agent
for sseofnsg stlng ibis purpose, bat what
ever atrnpflss and ciieapsns the manipn-
lstson 8: iron ere and ths production of
iron sud STEEL us,sst be Of iseaicuiable ben
eft - Washington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17
TuSSY AND OTHERWISE.

"fentlemen, said an eminent Australian
lawyer recently. the case for the Grown is
q mere skeleton mere skeleton. gentle
men for As ! II hall presently show. it has
neither flesh, blood nor bones ia H." On
another occasion he soiemnly declared that
verbal agreement Is not worth the paper
II Is written on
Omaha Dame ave come on a sad
mission. my dear, prepare yourself for
terrible news. oh, how my heart goes out
to you
sweet Girl Mercy on MS Has nay
dressmakeg spoiled my wedding suit
Omaha Dame Worse, dear. far worse.
The young man you Intended 20 we'd came
TO our house last night in a state OF beastIy
intoxication, and have just found out he
that he has been for years a confirmed
sot.
sweet Girl Horrors. Don't for the
world breathe word about it, III pa should
bear that he wouldn't lei me marry him.
Omaha World
A number OF years ago school exhibit
ton Vas on the programme AZ Mukwanago.
aud on the night OF the monentous event
one OF the little girls who was 10 have taken
part in il lay dangerously sick at home
The doctor bad just made his evening visit
and pronounced the case almost hope
less, when her brother rushed into
the house crying Mamma, mamma.
where's the eomb7 want 10 comb my
hair to 90 10 the exhibition Sakes alive.
Joseph, she replied. land your poor sister
expected TO die at any niinutel There,
take the comb and 20 along with yer. do
believe you bad rather SO to that cid exhi-
bltioa than 10 so to your own sisters tn.
neral. ~ Nstseaukee WISCONSIN.
The way Ia which worthy citizen a
Irish birth voted che straight Democratic
ticket al the state election last month has
jast been relaiea to the Lisfncr BY the man 1
employer. Patrick bad been interested in
the Australian system. snd when his eln.
ployer met him in the afternoon he asked
him.
Well. Patrick, have You voted ?"
~ have. sir. Z"
Did yoa have any trouble vlth the Aus.
trslisn hallot 81
"nsvil a thTonhle. sir pat a nate cross
feminist All the Eepoeblikin and praw'i.
hiIionist names. ard voted a ciane Dim.
mecratie licked ~ Rasfaga 71aatfssst
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17

It's plainly she duty 81 tho mayos %
sefo the ordinance rs whish Nr, I. J. Rom
AID i made q special officer 10 rrOsecate
the Delinquent rect tax eases. The OBJ
jeetioas % this or.ltnance are not personal
10 Mf. Aonald. but relate 10 the terms Of
the contfsct The contingent fee system.
provided feF 10 this arrangement, j. Nrong
in principle arsd dangerous innovation in
the conduct 81 pnblie business. Once
fastened npon tie city il vii become con
senissat method Of corruption, and We shah
never he rss Of II. II there were no other
81 jsetlons to this ordinance than is VIOLA
ton Of 8 recognized principle. there would
Re more than ground enough 60 warrans .
veto. but there are many other reasons
aRainsER
Il provides for the payment Of per
cent upon al collections made by Mr.
Ronald. which, it Is estimated. will aggre-
gate $4,000 This would give $1,000 to
the collector sum absardiy in excess Of
fair PAY for the work 10 Be done.
1. creates a new city Office aud IS there
fore a violation Of the city charter, which
provides that the city attorney shall repre-
sent the eity in ali suits and proceedings
The council Is authorized TO engage assist.
snce Tor the city attorney. bat not to ere
ate new and independent officer 70 take
charge og city legal business.
While providing an absnrdly large sum
Tor ala attorney > lee Il gives the city attorney
40 relief in the general work Of his office.
Under this arrangement the city attorney
would sin be IN urgent need Of assistance.
II nases the special attorney in the de
. Iinaueut tax cases continuing officer, in
dependent Of regular Official terms and in
dependent II the ordinary city government.
Itwiii prevent the compromising OF suits,
cor Il Is not reasonable to expect the special
attorney 70 throw away his fat fees. This
Is "a especially important item, for many
q these suits would be compromised 4 the
penalty we're removed.
Ii aoald handicap the city In Tiis tIs 5tt.s--
d the new charter. since it provides no
way IL setting fll Of the special attorney
ell ais work IS done, and this period may
b. extended indefinitely.
Furthermore. thu ordinance was rushed
through the eaane5' II a special meeting
eNslsd Iot another spssitle purpose. and in
violation OF fair understanding with
opponents OF the measure.
In yles Of these and other facts, Il is
The PLAN duty Of The mayor 10 veto this
lltsshisyous measure. and We trust he viii
ie man enough TO DO &. 10 serve che TN
tereats 81 the glly rather than the interests
81 corrupt rihg witls.A hungry leader, in
che eity eouneli
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17
personal MATTERS.

ratti has hasn on the stage since the
year 50 when. as child OF years, she
appeared in New York city.
Clark Daniorth, Tor over twenty Eve
years city editor IS the Boston 1fsgaia, died
Of pneumonia yesterday agei 81 years.
General William Tceamseh sherman
spenas rnuoh Of hss time turning the leaves
oi his seEaphooks q maps. Many 81 them
weFe pencil sketches whieh wsfe made hv
Officers under hIs command ia hattie dass
and All are magke3 wlta CROSSES and lined
With rcd ink and have marginal comments.
EFastas Wimaa says thai the world il
wider than ever before for honest effort
Aea uu.t be ba8 upea whom resiancs can
b. placed, men of character. ~ FrAiaine. of
Industry and % brains aud eyea yet fhsya
Is uo FoyAl read 50 fortune except that
ahsch the hRmbsest. toe peogsst and even
the richest can attain.
Mr. tsnhest. the Harefslst. said in = re-
ceat interview dare sar that / could
write al eFsrz IN wesk bus IL weg.la De a
grees0lss hAa one tisbarg works an hts
qaaBt eoacs.ts zna qaips a. rArefuliv a. a
tAlaposss makes his nselesllss. us iihrarv
Il uttered Al over with uose hzoks flis.3
wssh egabgye VERSES 2pd dialogue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17
As rnronrA*r AreEAI.
Necessity Of Surveys &c fsosernnent Land
Already Settled Ipon.

Afreaay Settled Ip9n.
fsLxxpALx, Jan. 81, 1870.
70 rig FprYoz. Year correspondent.
being q resident upon Hnsurxeyed land IN
snohomIsh county. Wasn.. for several
years past. and desiring that At least >
aemhience Of equity he rneted ont 70 him
sell, as vel a. ih0Rsznds Of other persons
similarly situated. hegs permission.
through your coIunns. 70 represent the
gigantic injustice 20 which be and they are
forced 20 subnSs We. as settlers. do not
even ask eqnai rights with others, knowing
fhA. such could act be granted without
some com penkafion being made Tor losses
hardship doubts ~ 70 boundaries ard 3
multitude az ether evils incident 60 3
forced submission % da1ay ard also knox
ing that such compensation is cut Of the
question. All ne ask Is that without
greater delay Than that which may be I'M
ayoldable. our lands be surveyed.
Your correspondent resides IN the vAlIo5
81 the north fork. Of The stillaguanish
river. in which there is settlement, upon
unsnryeyed lands OF as least 80 people
Here are two school districts. two road dis
trIcis, two voting precincts and tSo post
Offices, VIZ. Glendale and Allen. also
twenty-five miles Of county road. extensive
elearings and improvements; and though
We have besn petiuoning for survey,
with every tangible evidence Of our urgent
needs. for over four wears. il seems 70 De
ali to no avail 1t has been stated by the
then Hon. Surveyor General Of Washing
ton territory. nearly I've years ago. that
there were then within the territory be-
tween 80 aud 2fi townships demanding 8
survey through the actual needs Of settlers
thereon.
Your correspondent respectfully wishes
70 esd the attention OF the members OF our
siate legislature and senate to the fact
that the memorial already framed By that
body. representing 20 congress that the
state needed the lands granted BY the en-
aplsug aet, and praying that 500 90 BE APP
pr0priased for the survey OF such lands,
should also represent that there are al
ready thousands III actual settlers upon
siI1ssifgeyed lands in the state, and that in
order 20 serve the inst demands Of these
people at least 80 townships should be
surveyed at once This would probably
require an appropriation 81 s.. Oe0.o01
Wherefore your correspondent, through
and in behalf Of tie people mentioned,
respectfully requests that 4 memorial. eTn-
bodylng representation Of the above
stated facts, with rs concurrent prayer,
be framed BY our legislature and presented
to congress during its present session.
BESg H. DIXON
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17
h is Universally Predicted that in
the Year 1890

seattle so We Sn@ gFe@sast IDS Of tr2aahET&iaaa
ssw taWnras ass EA8a SO has yef expexleaces
ssazasy !. gsss. rs NaFtAsEa Pacific wiu have
,a,uswes 81 ssasgrszazaAslaa AxNanxs saaEsss sd
w.Il tssa ae ksE 9slx.
n. s1Asale. fAks shose 4 EAssefn in Isas vii
). es.ans1sss lFish tae csasslA9 FAase
ne usisu fsselsc sal Maalsee4 rsAssapnss-
vsas.a raAg stfs az peiaflag fas4s aasa Ia sAss
54-e-ssssss. AaA s1Aftie - sessinss - he1i18 ~
w.r4 and ssassAse ks ~ eslaes essS &c re- epau
GSaE las
purchase sas of these less fresn call
s.ssw q GATssAsF er thetr Agsnts. - pxus-
eszg ownae 40 AAssAsz hew snshA. Aa5 - aaz
e.sess ussA sGsees 80 wsa FssfSr sssh Seattle.
nssssaeFfsg.
OsSre viii be epee sventDgs SAITH p.
~. Sc sass sn<s see sais property before
parxkasAea alssw here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17
Take the Train and Visit Salmon
Bay.


see the number OF mills, ship yards and fac
tories working and In progress Of construction.
fook 10 the north and note its splendid situa-
uon-a gradually rising plain with no heavy
,.reaes-and ask yourself Is THERE ANY
IC,sAIIrY, EITHER IN SEATTLE or
EfsEyHEHE, WITH PROSPECT OF
IMPROVEMENT SO MAGNIFICENTe
Ask xourseIf. where will be ths beat
and most desirable residences property o.
mis- manufacturing istricts VIII Il Be close Ga
or somewhat removed from smoke and notsss''
me experience OF other manufacturing dis.
tfIess in EGsfera towns viii answer:
TT WILL BE LOCATED 10 or rs
MINUTES WALK BACK FROM The
FACTORIES.
.But," sou will respond, II ana man
OF limited naeans and cannot AFFORD to,
purchase the best property"
YES. ron can own the best future rest
deuce property.
Cato Chilberg a Gardner and bay let
=. .i,uated ter si5 To $500 ass cash.
balance in four monthly payments.
This property lie bat Ia minutss' walk
er.u, Iots seIlIag al Ballard for $1,000
and ever per lot
rtt.but six minutes walk from the ter
m.nu. Of the Green Lake Electric Meter
Lac nou extending.
The Yroat street. cable is q he extended 10 sal
va,a Rav ard meteor line srega Yealer aseaaa
- sasmoa Ray il 2lzo % be constructed a. oacs
Ybnse railway facilities. together With ths
.,,aasson ssassrsted ia this reFef, ara hoand
~ anhanee sas vaiEASioa of thi& property
several Ee8d-s
New Ia the time - invest IN this prop
srtv. these prices being but temporary. 20
ha .wntn advanced withsat notice,
Ex~Fy tot es this property which Call
h.rr 4 oarslner have far sale IL level; ne
Let. ta he,1s or on the saaes Of hiiIs.
This efer fs . decided bargain wfth no
wildcat featares-
s.eilh.erg 4 Gardner esn leok their patrons Ia
the eve Ast sasiss aheaa ooaseaes1sansly - has,
srewtuz Il Is ali th&s they advertise
IA. a.gvanee ia outside property IN = growing
.ews = greater fhsa ne ssvanea IA Inside
property,
yshess inside prep@sfT increases 70 gsE cent.
sues,.se prapsfsy aoables saa qsEaEaBieA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17
AnsMerS.

First--The natural advantages OF salmon Bay
surpass all other localities.
sceond-Ils proximity to the terminal grounds
OF the Seattle, Lake shore and Eastern Railroad,
destined TO be the terminus OF two sransconts.
mental systems
Third The ouiy other available mgngfartur-
INC site close TO Seattle. namely, the haEbpr tide
Oats, win be IN litigation for years, owing 70 the
many claimants aud controversies connected
with L. While this Is the situation. no im.
provements viii take place Of any extensive
character there. thus FORCTSG MASUFAC-
TuRERs TO SALMON BAY. where good
title can be obtained and possessing all the adj
vantages OF rapid transit for freight aud pas.
sengerS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17

Taklag the unitssl States as whole. the
rainfall OF lSsa VAS The heaviest that has
s,een recorded SINCE the establishment of
The signal service bureau. During that en-
tire period the average has been l4gs, but
The precipitation last year was $3.50. ara ex-
cess VI more than l. inches. ar nearly ~
per cent And this year was the hottest
that has been knewn since the keeping Of a
record has become general. about de
grees. il Is estimated, above the average.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17

Eort Worth Tex. IS emitted 10 the bar.
nes ieF good taste asa profound wisdom.
on Christmas day the citizens presented
the eAsteF ef the s'asstte with = purse e
$40. and theY celebrated The commence.
mvnt Is ths ntw year BY presenting TIE
elsy editor aita purse II Saa Tbs Fort
Worth hahss lu shis respect aossn4 seem
b 10 ennaaaiaas Ike b erInne
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17
4 VASTLY raronrAN1 -av.-

rnsess Thamss Eatsan and hgS chscAre
fAEtfsz 70 assasia eonsxgv.nres. W. :.
Mssass ase greatly rasssAkea .-ana Il ~ gst
g sdhAssazs iaAt E.llsoA Al least has rot
fnsAs n&nF usssAkss~~ti.ea tAs saImru
ross bsasssss Soc us stats Al wseAsaxgsn
sae saerle1lahly h.tglsaat.
It's iAmilAss taes thai sar msny ysAss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17
A SUGGESTIONS.
Nj. y v ~sssAsieY Suggests That Seattle
useex the AHrn@sy ~ Cen SteVens
~ 81 = LIZ. - tEaa

Mr. y v ~asAflvx Suggests That Seattle
useev th~ Asrn@sy ~ Cen SteVens.
sEATFiE fsn. is. iS0
n xas kngTUs fsTnsE nse - eAka
Use suSxeSssQta perhaps aas = Sew ere
thas tAs hAnaseas pahlic s3aaFe fortaed
- he E5ss setaea IS gea estg ia Nls.s s
sse tbs as8 SO ~ the lasA--tsse az Fraaf
and teeamseFe5al Streets ~ osaanaent tel bg
ss@geN - WssainNasas asss governor
isenessi ls4eS Ssexams sexaas Vas ths
pAshstesles IS gas aessbegn ssssrpsA rosie
60 1ss f'ss4Ae ats asszse8 taAa fsssr .ssf
Waad - @ Aegwss tie CAsexSa asas r.
gsSms Nhes Aetslsn. tAea rs szecsssln.
sse rpoggss3 tae reese neg g7sesaesase IN
ssseant $50 seen saess SIC pgess ssss
al iae speeus ssSxsloRassas os TIE Tsees
seensB aa lie AAa Fages5ras sa3sTx
ass4 So asss Re ases 3 sssSAsss Aeasa ass
tsse sssasay ues8 * tAA&Agls He sAs 4
psaa q aaeas eoaEsse Is Asses Sc s@a =
ssee basa saa a. sssas esss On hsu -
FsEsfraea naese sna sn0re 50 go ssthsr 81
re sssae Is q asesastzsa II . movement
FOG . statue "a rs aaeu.efy - sssgsrsl sea
sssse taesH ss8 * assas peag5e "a tie Fast
wha 49, - gsaA 60 ~ Is
~. S98txyx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17

The SeFsh Yakima hera1f says that the
recent failure Of the tioyds Ia Ellsnsharg
presents many complications. gust before
the failure the Lombarls loaned them
SSen an their building, taking = mortgage
hat waving bonds 10 aecuse against me
caanjes' liens The day after the failure
the mechanics Hled liens 10 The amount Of
sTosa Even the clerks employed by the
FIRE, are said 20 ~ unpaid to the amoant Of
ggtsst
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17
chilberg & Gardner,
AGENTS,
Second Street. HeWellyn Dodge Block.
Room ..
Present Prospects of the Ship
Canal.

The senators aud representatives Of Wash.
ington. Oregon. California, Montana, North aud
South Dakota and Minnesota have formed
permanent organization with the express view
OF obtaining FOR this great section greater in
sHence in Congress for public improvements
Following this move. Dece mber 10, isSs, the
observation-disclosures published memorial. pre-
pared hy Qua representatives to Congress, ask
ing the Tilted States government to build .
ship canal connecting salmon Bay with Lake
Uulon, Lake Washington and Lake samamisa.
THIS canal win certainly be constructed, and
the result viii make an immense and rich terri
tory tributary 70 Salmon Bay.
Can Won imagine the wonderful increase of
valuation to real estate that's tributary 70 Sal
mon Bay this canal would causeg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17

hssassssf gives The failures for i>sa ia
the TINTED states AZ II 1ia wtsh liabilities
sHaossatsng - sea sssa. ARD sssess es
e,sSA0ssi. sfaxaiAsly neat - cents ca Tee
.8ssI3as
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Now Please Follow the Situation
Further.

why are many manufacturing enter
prIses being established 80 salmon Bay
and what prospects has II for future de-
wafaonsau4g
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17
ESTABLISHED 1865.
H. H. Dearborn & Go
REAL ESTATE BANKERS,
Room q. NewIln Block.

Lots overlooking Lake
Union on electric motor line
6oxI 20 feet, 5000.
Lots 6oxI2o feet, less than
a mile from business center of
Seattle, $3.50.
Lots within three blocks OF
Madison street cable power
house, soxI2o feet, only 500;
6oxI 20 feet, $3.50.
Lots near Jackson street
cable $3.50.
Choice 5-acre tracts. $f,25o.
Business property and acres
at the very lowest price.
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Nss - u.sss ssN n.e.a gssss e..
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saisaan IS sssss 20 raaa E.Asasa Ss@ss = Ca.
The daily critic., 1890-08-01

During he last bot spell q genlsmaa
who is connected With one Of the Press
Associations was going home IN wee,
sma' hours syaBt the twal He bad
got well out on Fourteenth street, when
be was approached by @ col0Ted man,
who said
Say boss, Kin Jon tell what street
d.syeTe ist'
j, urteeutb was the reply
"Foteenlhl WhaIs seventh street
boss. be asked in very lirod y0ica
He was told where seventh street
was. aud directed how % % t1 EeI
there Asked shsi part of seventh le
wanted % 60 TO- be replied
Don make 20 Differences W feb part.
boss. Soon / strikes Seventh sireei
knows WhaT / e
Are YOU iosif be was asEei
70 dc LaWd boss. i 81 been wand
erin r0un' ever sence o. o'el0Ck Iyin t0
IN Seventh street au ] couldu't Do lI,
and be spoke 10 a discouraged tone.
IS hats the matter wilh y0uf
j don know. boss. guess i gas
c0WildeTed and be- lrIdEed % Weagi.Y )
in The direction 0f seventh street.
The daily critic., 1890-08-01
PRESENTED WITH A FLAG


inc Donors the woman-s ReItef Asso-
citation OF the q a ".
Grand Army Hall presented an ami
mated scene last night on the occasion
of the flag presentation by Potomac
Corps. Woman's Relief Association, M
auxiliary OF the Department OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic The
members Of the corps numbering sew.
eral hundred were ont In full force.
and there were a large number of ladies
present On the platform were seated
Mrs Rose J.. Terre, president of The
Potomac Corps; Mrs f. 4. +. Perry.
president. Mrs T.. a. VIII, treasurer.
and Mesdames Addie Bailey and j N.
Richardson, members OF council and in.
stallirE officers. an OF The Maryland De
partment Department COmman Ter
Urll and bis staff were also present
After remarks bv General s s. Bur.
dette the presentation was made bv
Mrs Ferree and her remarks were re.
sponded to by Major Urell.
The flag Is Of regimental size and OF
silk The inscription upon tits Pre-
sented TO the Department G. a. r. by
Potomac, w. r. c., Washington, y c.,
1890
Post Commanders Burke and Lincoln,
Senior Vice Department Commander
Faunce, Junior Vice Department Com
mander Farusworth aud others made
speeches An original poem was read
by Mrs N. u Lincoln, and Miss Frech
gave some vocal selections.