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Held for the Grand Jury.

"He was IN the kitchen the other day taking
a piece nj chicken out of The frying pan" Wa
the amusing remark Of Vincent Duval, the col
ored caterer at the Columbia Bicycle Club
house. He was talking about a colored boy
named William Dixon, who was charged with
having entered the club house with intent to
commit felony. When caught by ono OF the
eoiored employees he was very close to where
the beer was kept.
Judge Mills held the prisoner for the grand
jury and he was committed to Jail in default Of
eco bail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17
The Blaine Invincible Excursion.

Knox Brown. the chairman OF the committee
of arrangements for the excursion Of the Blaine
Invincible Club and its auxiliary, reports that
the indications are that the excursion will be an
immense success in every particular. The
Clarkson Social Club of Baltimore has accepted
the invitation of the club and majority of its
members will be among the excursionists on
that day. The GARRISON Club has . member
ship Of 100; and its officers are Samuel Talbot,
president, and Richard Dyer, secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17
THE BRIGADE RIFLE TEAM.

Its Members Announced by Gen. Ordway
Today-Lieut. Harries Its Captain.
Gen. Ordway, commanding the District Ma
tiond Guard, today issued the following specia
orders:
/. The following officers and enlisted men are
hereby detailed for duty on the brigade rife
team for this year and will report to the cap
tain Of the team for instruction: Corporal
Maurice Appleby, company B, third battalion
Capt James E. Bell, l. r.. p, second regiment
Capt W. L. Cash, l. R. p, first regiment; Col.
Cecil Clay, second regiment; Corporal G.. W.
engineer corps; Lieut.. Geo. H. Harries, l. R.
p, second battalion; Private c. L. Himebaugh
company C, first battalion; Sergt. A. o. Hut.
teriy, en- gineer corps; Commissary Sergeant C.
H. Laird, second regiment; sergt. 7. T. Page
company A, sixth battalion; Private 8. B. Rol-
Inns, company D, third battalion; Col Seret.
s. d. Rotramel. second regiment, Sergt Rus
sell, company d, third battalion; CORPORAL r.
y. Smythe, engineer corps; Lieut. James N.
Stewart, l. R. p. third battalion; Private y. h.
Wetherald, engineer corps; Private G. d.
Young, engineer corps.
II. First Lieutenant George n. Harries. in
spector Of rife practice. second battalion, Is
hereby appointed captain Of the team, and
capt. ID. II. Parmenter, quartermaster second
regiment, is hereby appointed quartermaster of
the team They will be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
I'LL The following named officers and en-
listed mon are hereby detailed to accompany
the brigade rife team to Sea Girt, Nj, and will
report to the captain OF the team FOR instruc-
tons: Maj. J. N. Pollard, inspector general
rifle practice; First Lieut.. T. s. King, L r. p.
fifth battalion: Private A. 8. Mccain, company
b, sixth battalion; Private 8. /. Scott, enginea1
corps.
MR. cAsH's DISQUALIFICATION.
II was expected that Walter 8. Cash would
have been designated member Of the brigade
team, but when his name was presented Il
brigade headquarters for certifeation II wns
discovered that he was not eligible because N
term OF enlistment expired October 20, 1881
and he had not re-enlisted. He was q member
Of company A, hfth battalion, when
on the 1891 team and recently wsa
suppoeed 10 have bean transfsrrsd to com
peny @, third battalion. This transfer was
however, not possible because By the expiration
Of his term he had no ststus In tho National
0uerd. Tho loose methods which led ultimately
to the disbanding Of company A arc TO come on
tsnt responsible Tor Mr.. Cabs present disqual.
iAcstion.. Rs-eufistmsut ct this tins would b
Of no evnil, BY the terms OF the competitions
each team member mus havs hsen ccuiinuously
In tho service for ct lsast sx consecutive neukhs
Immediately preceding De matchss. se
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

Hon. C. II. Tupper, minister Of marine, wAs
Phss bean engaged for some months past In prs-
pairing the case for the crown I'm tbs Boring -
asbitraxisn, has just returned 20 Ottawa frso
England In IN interview he said; .'Ths 60
Vim b presented and ssrvsd On the 17A Of
September. A counter csse WI Be fled a.
about thrss months, and then q writ>sn brisf =
70 be nlsd, 20 that Ghe arbitrator may -
IN March. don't Sssl Ct liberty 70 msks sny
s1ats1snD = 70 u contents a - ssasaOsasn1
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SHOOTING STARS.

Somebody has written book to show how to
reduce the gas bill. A good way is to give up
the front steps to Clara and George.
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TnoNAs Do LEG { soX. Auc:ion,er..
C,,Eu. " sTICKNEy. A-c-.. I4I6 New York ave.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING House NO. 1925
STREET NORTHWEST.

by VIM OF certain ieei % irrss dated he 2OtN
DAY o. STy, 4 y. 1871. and r"cJ-le1 in Idbsr No
li-t. 900 . ssl.. Of tne land records a the
Distli-t e IluniIs. snl NJ tie request Of the koiar
OF he nos ~e-u--d her by, Will sell 81 publ.
sucsi T. - -r~ nt @. tf. PIE misses. TUESDAY Iuf
TNI ry-TAtkD DAI OF AUGUST. A d. 1872 al
ftEE O'CLOCK T. VI. tho following described real
eiase ni n" iDgr,yerusn;s thereon. situate In The
~ty % Nlsir gtra Di@t-i-t OF Columbia. 10 viii Lot
nIr.l re i'm 90 IN SQUARE Iunlt cred hundred
and tyfoy= - sIh1ect Ia deed " trr.st secur-
Ing note tor $1,000 nj Interest thereon o per
- Ier am = lIo-.I october II. .Sal
Term ~ 10 half ash IN Of Ee-sinbe-
fore -n E@i :. 81 ~ trust All 'he ha'ance In on.
III II -vo e. .e1ys with interest q. tLs rate per
centuLH re- ne @ll ,-,-Irei " deed OF t.ust on
ItcI@.ty = ~ AZ ease. Al optiO. - rurchaser All
ceIcIt VI 3D.. vii - r-l Iir-i az titne OF sale. Y,
the ter = sac not eoTupiied With within ter
czy -.U-- - .-sy sale the trustees tie
-ght - -ss' ~ ro; erty az the risx and Of de-
BiFRR. TRACY,
su,0- .sis' Al IED ). WILSON. Trustees
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PROPOSALS.

4 ~. lFg1 D T ~ sas.. X GpsgIToi
Tor slll-ylns snd IntEiss in place IRON steel ans
!, \ i y S II, =; Sa ss'sst
SEEN LDEEKD cL1RR. Sfcsis.st s. osp hSG %
pRo-oaALs ToR FUEL. &C.. FOR TIE UNITED
STATE NJ. ooserys3.ig -Ssyy psosrtrusut. By
i U.s. sa:. y s5 % seu,ss ss e
s g1.s T9S o T sa + Efy's af e Ri:
diss elias. 81 - "a e sSssyy sSes
s-,iris, Coat ana iu,-:6sr to 6e aesTsrea = *.
S s w S'ss S Il .s5SS;da.: s N.
sIecireatboas Eleh, v,;h penk f0rra Of propossis
pc g g; I ,s nsss ess. g.
'ory. The saresI scarves the rtsi; p vass infor-
.1s d S .S' t i 81 "A s.a' r. sSsSt
,.-T b. rsq.r;Sss ct 81 ne Sa.sfa serf ssa,e
resa sus-sa<aS
pRoPosALs-sEAI.yp PROPOSALS VIII IN
Il ree.tysi Will sEP1EMBkR fIRsl, NOON. Tor
Ss,e. cBs q ' f. sn e s fssr
,o1 siS ss - an. % ~ ~
q; 4 x Dosa;s.l e.s.sa ;ga:s s;sq.
q .y. a@iois;5 esI,' T. rs.ssv.saos Sc. q, nosss
ss.,s & IA. !; ~ !, ,:.sr,s',Ss Sc %
ns q; iss ;ics p :y: .aio.s,ns ia =. 3:
~ e so "a 81 .s q e.: IA: q n.
ade;ntrg a.. and s1aee ssathsast cc-.sr af Treas
fzSss ~. X rr.r. rsr.a. as.a asr~or,s IN On.
s.sa, ed he sxnsrs q prisissss oassf 70 saiss
Chairman con,aissss @ p.ris "a kss:sssssss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

''Don't You think that is good steak?' asked
the head waiter.
1T must be-" replied Billy Bliven. ut wears
remarkably we'll"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17
ALEXANDRIA.



The Catholic grave yard, which wAs sstab-
lished at the Warrington and Church streets
chapel in 1875 and extended BY Rev. p. p.
Kroes in 1859 10 st. Asaph street, win In Q
short time be extended 10 Pitt street. Ths land
has been purchased for some time. The origi-
nal Catholic church was built ct this grave
yard when it was expected that Alexandria
would soon extend south and cover the neigh
owned the lands, offered two acres Of
ground 10 any congregations that would
build churches there. Two congrssstions,
the Catholic and the German Reformed, ac-
cepted the conditions and street called Church
street was designed south Of Green street. Old
maps show Church street with o Catholic
church ON one side and Q German Reformed
church ON the other side Of It's connection with
Warrington street. The German Reformed
congregation did not succeed in complying with
the conditions, and the grant 10 them kpssd,
but the Catholic church continued 10 be used
until about 1876 and wss standing q late q
1888. II was torn down about that time End
The bricks sold Some Of them are In the pfl-
into the restdsnce Of Capt p. 3. Hoos, on
Prince and Warrington strssR
NOTES.
On tomorrow nigAt Alsxandria Council,
Junior o. Il Mechanics, wm b vidtsd BY
Colunbia Csundl. Junior o. o. A Il, Of
wsshingtoa, and plsasaas tine = satieapsssd.
Ne xsthr Dempsey u shts city has Allsd
hey xeEk oedsr fer pessEsis e 0sa. Robsrs
Ma \. nssA.sr dssd y,ss,rsay q p,r,,yu,s
= - heuss q II. L Bannlh = De1A ys1r-
-.
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A Baptist Couvention.
lsnee ~ Th~ uv.otn~ ss.

Cofrespondsnee Of The kveninG stag. -
FAILS CHrncH, Va, August II, 1881.
The Baptist people are holding . convention
iers, which appsars 10 be largo ono. A lGee
additional delegation ssriyed this morning. The
evring nce.iiiss are well attended BY tho poo
pie generally. Tho pulpit dtseousses every
sysang are saxd 10 be very Ane. L. 8. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17
MANICURE.

MADAME PAYS, MANICURE AND CHTROPoD-
vi sst. 7o3 18th ST. n w.-The only Ilnporter and
Manufacture OF PINE MANICURE and CHIROPOD-
I6T GOODS south Of New York no.1-tr
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Mrs. Aaiinda Crawford, corpulent coiored
woman, attired in q white dress. with band of
colored ribbon about her neck, failed to ap-
preciste Melvin Nash joke and the latter viii
probably cease to be a practical Joker Nash. who
is employed on an ice wagon, went 10 the
womans house yesterday to deliver q piece of
ice. and while there saw he gold toothpick and
some other articles On the table and he picked
them up and walked of with them.
Malinda soon discovered her loss and she
went In search Of the ice man. She got police
man and as soSn IA Nash saw her he handed
over the articles. The policeman. however, did
not excuse him and Cor that reason Judge Mills
heard tie case this morning. 49,.
Nsshs plea Was that be was playing Joke,
but NE Judge said that the joke was q serious
one and had eliminated In branding him "a Q
thief. He was sentenced to sixty days In Jail,
but the todes sftcrvnrd changed tho sentence
70 hns Of $25, which WIS paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

1lan never outgrows fairy stories. When he
reaches maturity, however. he wants the man
who tells them to be called professor" and
have access to q telescope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have becn issued by the clerk
Of the court 10 the following: Willie Williams
and Lucinda Washington; George Bagby and
Hattie Marshall; Chas. z. Bidgood OF Norfolk
county, Va, and Celia F.. Beachum; John b.
Altman and Minnie i. Hutchins: Charley c..
Leake and Clara Z. Tate. both OF Gordonsville,
Va; sidney J. Stewart and Elizabeth ida Var
nett of Glymont. Nd; James F. Conner and
Georgianna Eskridge; Andrew L. Burgess and
Margaret .. Hunter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

An OBJECT OF SYMPATHY.
He has q weary, wandering gaze,
He pictures sad unrest.
He murmurs, (Which of many ways
To spend my time ia best
Behold him pause awhile to fetch
A sigh that means dismay,
This hapless. hopeless, helpless wretch
Who has holiday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17
BARGAINS Ii Cur GLASS.

We now display large and varied stock Of
FINE CUT GLASS
At about ONE-HAI.F USUAL PRICES
Persons desiring RARE BARGAINS should avail
themselves OF this special sale.
We also have on sale DINNER and TOILET SETS
which we closing out at greatly reduced prices
NJ. W. BEvEEJDGE,
Importer of Pottery and Glass,
aus LILO 81. and l2ls st.
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TRIALS OF A e1I.DEp YOUTH

TRIALS OF GILDED YOUTH.
whats the mattab, Chappie?' said Cholly.
you've beer keeping to yourself gweat deal. u
ave been giving my time to sherry cob
blers."
Learning to make them?"
mo. Learning to dwink them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

Thse highwaymsn held up and bohcadsd a
man MAR Ellensburg, Wash. ysstsrday. vigi-
lsnsss )u1sucd the hshvaymsn end, capturina
than, hinged fhen 10 tfes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

By Ne eellap,s yesterday q g.sna Sand as
4nnuemesa1, suutmsr r6sort n ~ HJ3onAos,
goo psraons were buried bsnss4h ~ ruins Of
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TEE MILITIA IN CAMP.
The Third Battalioa Making a Good Record
ut Colonial Beach.

TEE VIRGINIA MOSQUITO GETS IN HIS WORK
VIRGINIA OK TEAK AND HOW II Is DRIVEN
LocATISa aIrLE RASaE-DAILr CAMP DUTY
NOTES.
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L. b. TowSER & Son.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS.
1916 9TH ST. NV.
One case 1O4 B.aehed Sheeting. Ice,
One case l04 Unb,eached Sheeting, llc
One hale Unbic ached Cotton Remnants, &c.
Featie--p~oof Tlckinz, in short lengths, l2SSc
Sd T-lfe Oiicloth. loo.
Storm Serye, all wool in all colors. SOC.
Mosquito Net. yards wide IT. al oiors 40r piece
Boys Knee Pants red;lc ed from ~ nj 4Or 10 Dc
Gents slk Stripe Over Shirts reduced 70 SOC.
Large ln- G-nts' Light Scarfs reduced to lgc.
Fruit OF the Loom Bleached Cotton. SI<c-
Pull line Ready made Sheets. Pillow Cases and
Boosters
We MAKE a speciality of Black Dress Goods. Extra
Don't fail to see cur 5or German Table Linen.
Whit Bed spreads 70 slIit III e price and quality.
Geats Patent Wire Bu-kl- Suspenders. 25c.
Ladies Ribbed Vests. 4sor 25-.
New shades Of Fall Dress Goods
only Sc - " ''
Extra bargains IN Towels au6-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

About the girls there's one thing sure
These Coras, Mauds and Alices.
Although susponders they procure,
They'll never call them galluses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

WHAT THr ALMIGHTY S WILL Do
ladies' Donsola Bottom SHOES. 92c
Ladies Fine Donsoi Bat Shoes (well worth
o. '''I Sl ~
Chfld's Kid Burton Spring Heel sizes to s. .cSc
Ladies' House Slippers
Mems Working shoes CSC
Mems Veal Calf solid leather (cheap az 81. 05} 81
Try our Csnt -o.Beat Mems Fine Shoes at 81. 20
Here's Il sumner: Mems Cortlovan Goodyear Volt
Shoes laced and congress IS
This Shoe is warranted hy to excel any shoe sold
for 81
J. ". sELBY's. COR. 10TH AND PA AVE. NV
iy23-1m' One price G. Cd. Shoe House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

81 think" sail the Calendar to February g
the close OF Leap year, that you had bette
take day off,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

DRY GOODS 1T DISCOUNT
AT
LUTTRELL'S,
GOTH ST. AND PENN. AVE.
In OF der to reduce stock rnu further notice i'll
make a hte-al discount On all kinds Of DE- cioods
Persons preparing their homes 10 Uncertain the
Grand Army will do well to buy their Table Danask
Towels, .Napalns, Sheet 'ags, BED SPREADS and all
kinds useful goods also full llnN CO bunting and
decoration goods.
THOS. J. LUTTRELL,
su16-@w 1880 Penn. ave.
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TIE INTEREST IN THE MOVEMENTS OF ooRMA,
AND HILL AND OF PLArr, QUAY AND oTHEI
REPUBL1cANs-THE FORCE BILL IN THE GAM
PAIGN-FAcEs FAMILIAR IN WASHINGTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

said.
Why exclaimed his wife, "you have eater
only one biscuit"
Il know it; but it was a very heavy one."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

MATERNAL PRIDE.
sits sure / am the babbyn be greet musi-
clan. " said Mrs. Dolan.
''Phy?' asked the neighbor.
because he kapes poundin' away on the
bar1 there all day, fur all the wurld loike he
thought it war drum"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

@. A. r. - q. A. r.
| Comrades,
For the Encampment you need
Parade BADGES. Corps Badges.
= Sword and Belt, Hat rus, ~
Meta and Embroidered Hreaths. W.
Flags, Buttons, Gloves. &c.
OF You ind them of Il.
Superior quality 1t lowest prices"
6. y MEYER,
MILITARY AND SOCIETY FURNISHEh, e.
IL. aulO s22 TIN nv {. 3.
q. A. T. - q. A. L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

Attend target practice. =
Don't attempt to ''run tie guard" when Capt.
Mahany is officer Of the day. Those who tried
it wished they hadn't
Company @. 8, challenges any company here
to game Of base ball. 30 far the challenge 10
mains unaccepted.
Private Nally, company B. says that he has
not had ''any thing to eat since supper yester-
day morning, and that he bought and paid for
himself"
Any one having errands he wants done, either
by land or water, should call on company d, 6,
as they have several good walkers and few good
sailors.
Capt. Weber Of company d, 8, entertained
his father and some personal friends Sunday
Ada Mcdowell OF the Gxth battalion and
Lieut.. Col Urell Of the second regiment were
the guests of Capt. Walker yesterday. CAL
again, gentlemen.
Lieut.. Smoot says he 3 'sholding his own +"
plate the cook thinkSAe not only hold his own.
but holds some ones else, too.
Lost.-SQmewhers between the pavilion and
camp lest saturday night several young ladies
lost their hearts. Valuable information con-
corning the Ame- can BE- had By applying 70
Coepl Scott or Private Walksr.
Corpl wallingsford company A, 8, d on The
First ssrEs Moor, company A, 9, had the COM
broueht IL dstail 20 thsir pIase 81 gusrd mount
yesterday nornips IN propsr shaps.
"wh.cs the. matter Mn esrgt Noors7'
"He's al r1ehs!s
The bsfSlion sivss fuii-drss hop 81 Tie
hotel Tuesday evening.
Ash Private EsteEaing bow ~ hhes drilling
Tor dres pasa&A HAxp1.
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THIS EVENING.

trC-IcS SsIE TONIGHT. GIL "a AVE -
u O,s. Lean lots Q, Diamonds. Cold Watches.
Siivs- Ngtc:.-~ Ef.'n watches, Chains. Rinas Guns
Rev vTs .r,.I New YORK PawahroSeEs' Association,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

THrESn ~ forming, tUGUST EIGHTEENTH,
AZ TX It.5..'. *. vii te : within tue bazaar,
% .sa.l 81 Horses ami Mares
MANY O. he for y. and Will be sold with
out reserve.
AtEIEXTN O'CLOCK. for District rove-pment, One
Brown ROr--. s. BLNSfSGfh,
i. Au-tiUneer.
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TOMORROW.

II BERNHEDIEEk Co. Auc,ioneers.
II. EuccessurS - Wee Ks Z Co.
O.51 Louisiana ave.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-25

In the evening. and returned - this city yssssr.
day.
Mr.. and Mn C D. Fratt spent Last Sunday in
this city.
Mr.. N. J. Gordon. Of Olympia. was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. worden returned nom trip to Everett
this week.
Mr.. J. A. shank returned on Wednesday rish,
from the East.
Mr.. Frank Wrestling. OF West Seattle, wss hsre
on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Frank Clark and son WI probably pas
the winter in San Francisco.
Mr.. G. r. Knight, of Des Moinss, Ia, ID yisit
ing Mr.. and Mira W. L Card.
Mrs. H. D. Thomas and daughters sxpses -
leave in q short time for the East.
Miss Bella Dow. of Sumner, who has bean via.
iting In the city, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. John Thomas gave delightful lunoAso.
on Tuesday at her home on South streek
Mr.. and Mrs William H. Hurley arr sAe
guests of Col John McCrAcken At Portland
Miss Ella J. Fife left for Cincinnati last ~.
DAY to spend two years In studying painting
Mra George Browne and her sons Mrs n n
Caesar and Miss Caesar, left On "Wednesday
night for the East.
Mr.. C. E. Maxhsld has returned 10 Clallam
county, in which county he il the Republican
candidate for treasurer
Mr.. J. Y. c. Barber, of Seattle, formerly Of Til,
city, expects to leave next month for the Eask
where he win be married.
Mrs. Tenant and Miss Tenant of Povx
Biakeiey. returned home Saturday after ve>k'a
visiting In the city among friends
Bishop Paddock went to Seattle on Wednes.
day, and Miss Emily Paddock on Thursdav
They left yesterday morning for the East
James Ross. secretary Of the County Central
Democratic Club. has opened up commodioun
quarters In tho Chamber Of Commerce BUILDING
Miss Edmunds returned on Monday afternoon
from Seattle, accompanied by Miss WiestlinR. Of
West Seattle, who will remain for short TINA
Mr.. L p. McCarty, of San Francisco, edito,
and publisher OF the annual statistician" and
also secretary of the Pacific Coast Press Associ.
alton. spent the week In this city.
The Rev. Cushing Eells who, ffty.four years
ago, came to Puget sound on his bridal tour
Wednesday, at the residence of Mr. Z. L Chal
croft at the Puyallup reservation, married Min
Teachout, an accomplished teacher ct the reser.
walton school, to Mr.. George p James, of SEAT
tie. Mr.. and Mrs James will make Seattle their
home
Mr.. c. N. Scott, president Of the Farmers'
Loan and Trust Company, of Portland, formerly
receiver OF the Oregonian Railway Company.
and his two sons, Mr.. James r. Scott and Mr
Charles w. Scott, together with Mr.. and Mrs. R
II. Burtch, are visiting Mrs. T. r Scott, of this
city. Mr.. Scott was formerly auditor and dis.
bursing oficer OF the Northern Pacific Railway
Company ut this point and takes q tip to Ia.
coma once q year. He visited the expedition
and was outspoken In saying that in every par.
ticular It was one Of the finest exhibits TO b
seen anywhere, and that the music vas ahead
of Portland
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-25
Arrivals 1t the Hot springs.

Following il q list Of the arrivals at the 0rssn
River Hot Springs hotel from September 10 to
September %. from Tacoma: Mr.. A. Dunlap. Mr.,
d. W. Sullivan, Mr.. George w. Boggs, Mr. Nike
Lofow, Mr.. Thomas Carroll and family. Mr..
Charles Z. Bibles, Mr.. r. Stencil, Nn. G. ].
Num-, Mr.. James J. Mcdonald. Mr. h B. NJ Al
exander, Mr.. p. B. McIAne, Nj. James Dillon,
Mr.. n. L votaw, Mr.. g. H. Hanlln, Mr. J. +.
burg: Mrs. II. w. Carothers and child, Mr.. II. f.
Martin, Mr.. D. B. Kelliher, Mrs. J. C. Clymer.
Chicago: Mr.. 4. B. Nelson. St Paul. Mimi: Nix
G. w. Dorman. Blakeley: Mr.. Thomas Milner
snohomish: Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Elwell, Mr.. d.
w. Mcdonald, Mr.. J. B. Ault Olympia; MI
and Mrs. J. L Robertson. Manchester, LAT Mr.,
A. Hollister. North Yakima: Mr.. Alexander
Miller. Walla Walla: Mr.. r. n. Courtney.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-25

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proac b has been
brought forcibly be-
fore the minds OF
humanity during
the past week. Those
who mind the ap-
proach of the wet
season In this man
nsr are forced to re-
main indoors, while
even those who do
not object to "a oc-
casionsl wetting are
content to sit for q
time within COM
Portable reach OF
their own hresides.
ID there anything
new with which to
elecfyffv tha publiCf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-25

The Northern Pacific railroad Affords I'M
equailed advantages for quick, sass and com
Southeast Trains rum through to Chicago
without change. and connect ct St Paul and
Chicago With all the 6rss-class lines for the
South and Southwest Be sure your tickets
read over that line ! Il 6sdesu, general agent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-25
FANCY WORKS FANCY WORK,

Mrs.. T. r. Cary aud daughter have returned to
the CITY with . full line of new goods. They
viii have their work on exhibition Monday.
18th, from 10a N. until p. m Thsy invite the
ladies TO call and see their fancy work. Rooms
q and n Rsugstor6 building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-25

On Thursday evening at the residence Of Hon.
ana Mrs. John Leaxy Rev. D. c. Garrett Per.
formed the ceremony which united in carriage
Mr.. James Hawthorn Brown, = son Of NJ. Beriah
Brown, and Miss Ethel Wright, distent rsla-
i've Of NJ. Leexys uhe hes been stoppasg With