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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-01
FOR TIE GOLD YIELDS or TIE
YUKON RIVER. ALASKA

Ths Steamer EXCELSIOR win leave
Seattle on or about June IS for 81 N.
chAe.ss. connecting with the Steamer p.
q. Weare for Fort Cudahy. stopping a.
al mining camps on the river.
mines by which the dangers and hardships
caa be avoided. Passengers take steam
ers at Seattle ard are landed directly at
the mines For rates. etc. apply TO
NORTH AMERICAN TRANsPoRTA-
TfON AND TRADING CO.. Sehwa each-
ers wharf. Seattle. Wash.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
grRs. GARLAND AND EvANdElA

Seattle ard Townsend-Nesh Ray rousa.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays At 1
a m. for Port Townsend. Port Williams
Gettysburg. pysht. Clailan Bay ana Seas
Bay: returning. arrives a. Seattle ..
m. on opposite days Steamer Evargei
leaves Ye-irr deck for Port Angeles ard
victoria, Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
DAY at go 2. n: arrives Seattle alter
rata Gays 80 D n.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

pispa,ch steamers from Seattle - fol-
var San Francisco. $50 cabin, q. %
secord class. via Port Townsend and
Victoria. al a. m tpaksengers re-
eeived on board at Z q. m) May = ]. Il
T.. g and q.
FOR AIaska-May : ard Il. q. ? o. n.
Prom San Francisco fer Victoria and
Puget sound ports. 81 q n. May Z. ;. II
H. "a end -
rfraets mar be obtained At the c(fiee u
a. r,-,ranv At Orean deck. Seattle.
y TRowBRfDGE. r :. Supt
CoOOpAI.f. PERKINS & CO.
General Agents. San FRANCESCA
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WATER YRoxr xorn.

CAPT Primrose. Of fss hseAmer Sarah
NJ Ren.on. Is expected today from San
Francisco on the Unsatffia-
Steamer Sreyhourt dss rne make her
regular trip 20 Everett yesterday. Sa,
TED uD AZ her birth n fh> Cofraaa dock
for 4 coaf Of psaiat and boiler wash me
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FORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
1N9TON ROUTE.
STEAMER A. R. ROBINSON.
Carrying u. 8. Mail.
On Port Orchard and Port Washington
route; leaves City , Hock; fec. Of Main
Burchell. Brick Yard. Bremerton. U. 8.
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charleston. Tracy,on,
Chico eiivercale. Leaves Port Orchard
navy station at p. M. arrives Seattle
at lp. m f. ~. Robinson. master Lilly,
Bogardus Z Co.. agsntS Telephone. Main
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PULLMAN sLEEPIN0 CARS.
ELEGANT DINING CARA.
IOURIsr sLEEPIN0 CARS
-. Pa.l ain.sapsliA Dvl.sA.
Winaipse, Helena AnA Bstss.
Chicago. PAiIsAel phia. WasAissssa. Rev
HeTk. Boston. aad all points
xsss and ssath.
he only Line Running Two Over.
land Trains Daily From Seattle.
FINE SCHEDULE
In Effect April II ~
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
For St Paul and East. So . - and
For Portland. 80 q p and 80 ~
r. 4 sssss Ben; "a Il. ss "a ,.....
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
From ST. Paul and East. go . = end
From Portland, sas = n saa n4nA
From f sss's s: e: 7 u. 8 I'D r III.
S:3o, C:ao and ii:se .. n
sDaiiy except sunday. An Otho9p any.
This card subjec: TO change without
notice.
Through tickets TO japan ana China Via
Northern Pacific 0teamship Company. an
American tine.
For rates, routes and ether information
cal on or address
!. A. NADEAU
General Agent. SsattlA
City Ticket Once. corner Yesisr uay
and Front street.
Depot Ticket Once, corner Weetern
avenue and Columbia street.
A D. CHARLTON.
Assistaat General Passenger Agent
No - Morrison strees corner Third
Portland, Or.
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wHArcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE
~rANfER RAY CITY

Lave. CIV ssrt. feos es Mats stree.
TUESDAY. THURSDAY ar9 SssnrcAy. a.
~ rer A-N-ortes. Fzirhasea art WAT
go, Retur-inx leaves W aAteon S2r1xy.
"Wednesday ard Friday al y ~ fAse y
i4ily. Roxartus 4 Co. City DOCK AS<atA
Pnsns. Aa VI, IL ELLIS oxnse.
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EAf1zxE 10 TACOMA
- fouz4 sy1po daily exceps 0x1Gnvs
~ 80 Boa. a11 tBensy-G nsnutA
fHE 4rEA4EB ~FLYER
slar sAsly ut2< esafue-TnesD
fAKt1so ETyEcf rrExDAY. MAY 4
1ufE CARD
3ng3e fare. SC, fuue4 TIN. n
Law esat<Is-s.G III q =: 70 -
Law fseaae-e4 . -: sA e. -
ouXnAYA
Law esasstle-s q n: nA:gn
Leave fAcona-s2 e n. n. ~ -
Landing q Eorrh<xn Yncsac wharf. Ia
R5cn street. 8eaff1o-
Sundays. steamers Y1yW e11 0fsD g
Washingfon. tire 0c-
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A reward Of 80 Win b rsid for lnAses
nation 1>sAtng To ire arrest ana eooveO
lion o. aay ono stealing copies g -
Poss-InseiIsxsaesr asiivsrsd 70 sahocslbeo
throughout TIE eofy-
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STEAMERS.
IAN JUAN ISLANDS.

GTEANER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves CITY
dock foot Of Main street. Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday At a. m. for rort
ToWneend San Juan Islands and New
Whatcom Returning. leaves New What
com TUESDAY. Thursday and Saturday. II
4 q n
TINE CARD IN EFFECT JAN. L
North bound-I.saves Seattle o. m:
leaves Port Townsend q m. leaves IN
Dor II Is .. M. arrives At New Wha;com
eosith bound--Leayes New whateon q
ua leaves Roche Harbor 10 q m. leaves
Friday Harbor II q M. leaves Fort
Townsed 4 y. m: arrives af seattle 10
n rnompson. manaxer-owner. L1ly.
Horsr.us q Co. aEcnsA City dock
Telephone. Main s..
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.
STEAMER GEORGE z. STARR

0I f1HANsz< 0f@7EsNszS n. q MIN
Leaves Tacoma Y noon: Seattle. Yeslsr
fce Port Townsend. Anacor,es. Fa;rhavsn.
New Whatcom. Blaine and Friday Har.
Dor and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver 4
o. m. following day.
Fare to blaine. g: fare to vancouvvr.
o. For further Information apply to Yes
Ter wharf.
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CDU94DOo3.
49, real estate. - n sns1 asern. ~
~ pseser.y es.ersssa cd r-s.rr,e :.
n orssr = 70 - D51 virhs1f v~,n..so.
.pprAleenneuf- re3eHEfioo - exxe-~z~~ -
- -. 60 oscree prcvt5e1. ana the osker
en1' sS:Td ssS na,s e sssaivisss.s ~
snte V ORDER deserinesc AZ rr<e-rs. =.
IS g p sold subject 70 resseznrsfs<a 49, -
o. 80 a'a - ons ys.r After ne epsernzsioa
ne state of Wba<In9ton. y
- =. eelss e b. uza1e under su1 aeupr4-
-. :. ~ rales snd practsce 81 ana sab-
eeney The axpcsr<s dsrr-<xs ~ ~ 80
~ W1nftp4 and fnxereue rs~1esv, 80
~, -. - Interest thereon and cosss. ana
Sie ,cs.;,ss. sxpeaees etten1ant upoF1 sa5A
~. les ana cpmmznH.ons o. IL eferf 81
S tn,s court and each and Al Of ne items
"a - e :. - 80 ct q s.sd prosssds <
Untsd esesss lGasssr 4 cS..c<,r r.
tries q wesAinEton. Norfhsrn Dr..
Dated ssattis. wsah. - 49, 4 ~
cssSry ses1css.
COUNTY TREAsURERss HorrE--Ns.
tice = hsrs6y fssen that ON The iSeh 1sY
the Chemical Nsfioasi bank 81 ys1
r@k. ksy Yosk. srhooa bn0ds Nas. L
"A 4 s. !. and :, issued April ii.
III. ~ school dtasrfcs No. - Kine
county, Washingson. amounfing 10 fonr
thousand. I'VE hundred cnIlarn
~ tnfer1t VIII - paid % snsd hunnu
ei'~ 'A' sd issa 1 soy g e sap ~ -
IreASursr King County. Wssh
HR. p. PADDES, Depufy TrenSurer'
Dssed a. SEATTLE. WASH. Nay issh. IN
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER RosALrE.

Arlington dcck. leaves for Victoria ara
Port Townsend daily. except Saturday. =,
fs.e a m. returning leaves Victoria al
10 a m Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way gosn.s eaiiy. excer,
Sunday. a, a m; Sunday. esrect- a. 3
rcwrssnS at .. m Phone Pike -
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
MOTION ROUTE
a DS~r1r

Leaves Harring-on's wharf FOO; Of WASH
Inxfua street. for South Beach. Svivsa
C.raxe ut EhssA Bgeneryan- Tinted
states Dry Dock. Charleston. Sisrey,
rrsrytoa, Chicc. Sivereaie. a. y. m
"a tssreay 30 y m. sunday. I y. m re-
ttsrns~g leaves SglverS.A4s at SIS a. n
Tesechore. BLACK 81.
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Z y rRnwrrrncr
HOOD CANAL ROUTE
Z. s. NAIL

SLAANER DE-LLA
Leaves GAissrzifn csek. sooe ce wass.ux-
ten street T0eS1ays THURSDAYS AID SAL
gr4ssS a. c'csock A. -. for Ksrsg<sp.
pcrS 6xrese, Se.S~ek. Rrsnnor, Hc.iv.
T<wASfo r4slifsaGp fxlla. Eno.ssxssrr sra
yrsau CITY. Returns assxSrase ears
y. TRoJxAAS. NAs.r.
Ts.ssASrs. Rel -.
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v. Colimberti. RocAe1eoA
c. n. Holden and wife. Cn1oAoA
Nra n v. Ankeny ana So. loUA
George W. Knee. 81. Paul
w. "A sarsey. New York.
G. w. Fletcher. St Paul
John Davis Seattle
Charles NJ Williams. Sd IoNA
w. W. EarrAnd. Omaha
Charles +. Moshring. oaAAA.
William Farrell. vAncouvee.
A. Even. Vancouver.
f Burr, Boston.
II. D. IuR and w1fA CA1oAoA
HOTEL BUTLEA
n. r. Dickinson. FairAavsA.
w. H. Woodruff, g., TAconA
]. II. Amos. Portland
J. serex. san Francisco.
John c. Bryce, Portland.
Meyer wallheim. Mount vss1an
G. Stewart. San Francisco.
James Hunter. Vallejo. Cal
Thomas Pollard. San Francisco
w. H. Psyson and wife. San rrana1uA
i Montgomery Davis. Juneau
J. r s saSd CIV.
S Hssas & M Enfs a Rao s''i as 49,
Miss (. l. Dsllinser. whatcoA
G: F. Clapp. Port Townsend
Alfred l. Black. whatcom.
8. z. Mitchell and wife. PortiaaA
W. y. Maxwell Blaine.
Mrs. w. B. Hosgatt.
Louis Foss. Mount vsEunA
r. Whiting. Monterey,
James e. Ba2l Eyerett
no-,,.v v,r
AoA1A OiAA>h
Carl Nisbuhr Port Biake3e4.
Frank Waneeman, Port Mahnsnw
Walter George. Port BlakAlaW
veborg Peterson, Port HlakalA
c. p, Falt Port Blakeley.
f. b, Daviea Cayoonado.
John Davies Port TowneeoA
8. 8. GuilfosL New York
A C. Johustou. 9nohomlan
Karl OIsen. 6nohomir6
T. ID. FuIlcn. Port 0amhaA
j. w. GfiiespiN Gan a. Tn0n
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ALASKA

pae.r, Coast Steamship ccnrary's
STEAMER AI.-kI.
All newly r~fifie1. Few spPer deck sahtrs
ard rsw sd eo-ntaocsoCs Secoat-clsss
rsaxssrxxr accommodations. viii sail fr1gr
seattle Nsy g. a. - H.. calling St
VICTORIA
MARY ISLAND, kETCHIkAS.
HUNTERS BAY, NSASGEI~
JUNEAU and DOUGLAS ISLAND.
J = TRowr RIDGE
Tr<es Saaz4 Ss-Srlnt.a.er.
Ssatsl. e~scs. 0cear tack. 100. Man
street TsieVhene. Main -
c,oe6sii. PERKINS & CO. general agents.
San Francisco
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PEopLEs SAVINGS nANr
oec1oen8al beck. Seattle. MA

oeesdsntai hssck. sssttis, wa
.orriiIic:iIiiRiiS AND TiiuSrrsiises s
Arthur 4: Denny .::........vie. Pr..sSsss
js Jena L & z.ys:s s:ssns vis: s.s'idsss
Frank !. Biodgett Asstsssnf c.shsc.
slgmund schvabachsr. John csalina
= G. Nsufslder. J. Z. Green,esf-
fransacss . savings hank buansss q.
pepesS,, r,c.,vea sr.n = :. m-
Interest aiiowed per anaum: a. -
cent on term deposiis: per cant q e.
November. Loans made on real $40 ~
approved collaterais only.
BANK OF IRITIsH COLUMBIA.
o5 'd a.ss c o1.n. = Sq qc GO: reserve.
Seattle. yicioria, TAcoma. New wessmsn-
s csav.r B e S.n SSs:sn yam
change business transacted Loans made.
Bills discounted. Commercial credits
srantso, Deposits received On current &C.
r. LEA BARNES. Manager.
NATIONAL RANK OF COMMERCE.
cernsr cennsrciai asA Yssi~ ~.
Psid-ep capital ...................... um.0
..rransscts z ssnsraa haAking business.
~. ID. ballard ...............u...- Prrsident
IL G. Henry .....-...........vics Presdent
Il X spencer ........:......-..-....C aanisr
DEXTER HORTON = CO.. BANKERS.
IssssDoestsa ~.
Capital ........................... e2o0.eo
surplus y.-..s........... Ipsoo9
rT Pres eTs., ;S;.....Nv A Denny aSy
Manager ...........,- n. ii. -LA.imer.
Cashier ............r. r. Van Tuyl.
sS S Nsa Ysss .es 81 P.u sss
OREGON and British coiubnia-
able elsewhere in Europe.
Collections made 81 al points "a fAvss-
Bonds' stocks and ofser va,uahsse n
csived on deposit for safs keeping.
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
Capital stock paid ia-....-...S2sooe
3seSs Hsa rss Vic: Prssia:ns
r. v. Ankeny ........-.....-........ Cashier
DIRECTORS:
Ec; Neufs,der. I.e r H E,,y,s
sisinund schwsbasssr
Correspondence In all the principal cities
IN the United States and Europe.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
paid-up capital ------.-.-.....-. u6 -
Surplus .........-..--... ......--S1souw
J. n. McGrsw..........-..... .Presdsst
Maurice McMscken-. .-.Vice President
Lester Turner .....................- Cashier
General banking business transacted
RIGht and selegraphfc exchange payaeae
In all the principal cities OF The
United States and Europe.
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xrrAMrn Clan MpoNAl.p

vcresv WEDNESDAY ard Frs.Ay a, q n
80 Ef,-crsss. Everett an1 socnesn,ss
ysNer rolns< Going through 20 Tacoma
T1,sss.ay sns Saturday.
s~sx 10y stesu,srs FOR all paints CO fss
ssuna- open all Eixht Ielspso1e. NaA1
s. O. YERkES N&n2ee--
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xRusE AND MADISON LINE
grEAM SCHOONER I-AKAE

WIN all from San F'ranclscc. MAY - car
wing fright al s. per ton. connecting II
EE. CAME. Agent
Arlington dock Telephone. PIKE ~
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SDaiiy. Italy except Sunday.
Short and direct line 70 Al Dotnte =
lumber districts Of western wAshington.
General Office. Co.RAA block. oeattlA
u A ALLEN. 0saeral Freight ana
Hnasengef Agent
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1etysen Lneoe and vsczo1x ~
iases'L. M. fsasss;ss si sIxr)n g.
111DcnsArsl11. -. Victoria 81 MIN e1oD0
epas1y sxcspe NonAay.
Rodessonss carrying both freight ana pas
esneers. and tsavo1 fron Yester wharf.
q, p. THoRSDYKR
Yoal<g wharf, eeatt1A
L A SADEAC,
oDssai Aesae n. ?. 4 r.. osastlA
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oGY1rpA TACOMA And SEATTLE
y W1r1GY NAvigAtion Cas- GonA00
NCLfNO4AH
DAILY TINE CARD.
Law. Ary9vo.
0lyDv1A at 90 m-Tseoma a.. e.0e =
Tacoma a.. -1D1e q Seattle q L. =
9eafs1e ~ 80. 80 n'TAcomA at 30 , -
3acoma At. IN . mOiympia at - n
CITY or ABERDEEN.
DAILY sxespt Sunday.
Law. AFS1vQ.
Seattle ...... - 0'Taeuuna ..... - -
Tacoma ..-..1oa0 . N Olympia 80. 10 -
Olympia 80. 10 . mrxcom8 800. $50 N
Tacoma $50. SO p m1seAtfie ...... I'D . N
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. 3
oensA Landing a. Seattle City dock. feee
q Main street
LILLY, BOGARDUs q CO.. AgsntA
Capt l. Wiley. Manager.
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I. a "a TRANSPORTATION CO.
WEEKLY TIME CARD.

NIF-AMF-N z
@xagft River Route
I<axs. Ssattie--Tuesday. JgSs : ~ ?
M. Thursday. June 4. At ,. n, saturday.
June a al . r. m. Leaves Mount vernon
wnsr~saav lure 8 at . "a krf=sat.
f,,,s 4 - 1. n "A. Sunday. June !. at L
ncsa- eaiiiae at Stsnwccd. klr. ska 81
ssSrv Melg,t Vernon and Avon G1siasip
gong saulA Sunday and ncsth IseSeAs1
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LEN

ZEN 4
a Cam
only =
No.
In Sat
rsy los
comp4
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lon H
June
we'd 70
J ASSOC
Louis {
states
OF W.
1ad be-
sstm.
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Ne OFT
te. Jus
ON Bal
( TO-DAY
bs End
fomm
Sthe n
3h- xrI
q good
Ia des|
rfrr
5|en
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EvERETT ROUTE. 0rR- 0RHYHOUlgD.
Daily. except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle .. m. - m. ,. -
sundays-Leavss Seattle n q. m: leaves
Everett ,. m
Fare-Ssnxie trip. &c: round TIP. q 3:
tomish.
IAndlng-Colmsn dock. foot q Marion
street
COMPANY.
=. ". 0oodhus. MANAGE.
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The favortte schooner
ELLA JOHNSON.
Which landed her passengers At 8{x-2no
creek first this seaeon and returned first.
viii sail again for Cook's inlet from Mer-
chantg dock. foot Of Soneca street. June
eth. For passage or freight inquire a. Of
Zee, room NJ Mutual Life building.
J. \. HATFIELD. Agent
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-t.1r@tet. respectively. a ma Stef'e dead
se~fs % the real estate therein de-
1921. which deed or deeds shall convey
e s'ai'ee o. grantees therein respect
~ t&ned the absolute title in fee 70
~ estate therein described. with the
81 ssss1anees. said purchaser OF any OF
sessssors ant assigns. respectively, after
- esslvery to h'sn or them by said r<is-
~ NE certificate Of purchase OF the
-. .nsreof. as the cnse may Re. and
- as.ivery &c him or them hv the re-
herein OF the property 50 pur-
sc1 as In said decree provided. shall
~ hessess and enjoy the same and Al
ngess. priviseres. inmnnlties ard
~ coraFletsly ga salS tcsenaian, Seattle
- ssssen ,sfes Street Railway Company
acids o. enjoys che Same. ~ as atlf
hSsaAnt Sesttle Electric Railway a.
4. - NcrnH# ny. or sala defendant SCAT
- efselssia'es Street Railway Company
- 81 eej1y eSs Or were entitled ~ haia or
- ne same a, tho tlffse Of the exN>u-
49,. saif FIRST mortgage or deed cr
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e-*Ist*5r sa'3. within hne wear after ire
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sss es she safe 81 Washington The
eaaat Settle csasoii.ss,r.i street
Casr'ls1ny az the time 81 Rxeca-
- y any such ce-tifrats Fr Certificates
rs - -, Tel - ieetS, q sa'a master.
ssss az, execute SIS deed or ceesAs corr
49,. 49, esf releasing 20 such purchaser o.
ssAssrs. grantee Or sra -tee<. ART -
~ - tnetr Srscces~srz Or assigns. Al %
49, - ttie Ant istrrSs IN the prupcrfy
al ..lsshcsiSes 50 corVsvd by SAID MASTER,
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who contributed all the way from one
penny to 5000. "The American people
ARE grateful to your excellency," said Gen
eral Porter, for your generous subscrip-
tom
The viceroy bowed his head in aclSnowl-
cdgment Of the compliment. He was
among the original subscribers, and gave
$500 FOR the tomb
when will 1t be finished?' he next
asked.
General Porter told him that the dedi-
cation would take place on April y next,
which was General Grants birthday.
Ii Hung Chang turned his face again
to the tomb and remarked that one of the
things for which he had come to America
was 90 lny wreath on the tomb of Cen
eral Grant
When the viceregal party arrived at
Slarcmount the people manifested their
appreciation by applauding him vigor-
ously. 1t was the first time since he made
his appearance in public in this country
that he appeared to take an interest in the
people surrounding him. Helooked from
right to left at the great crowds but did
not make any acknowledgement of the ap-
plause. The cheering was renewed as the
policemen carried him on the chair from
the driveway to the tomb, and there was
more applause when he emerged from the
| tomb As the officers carried him back to
! the carriage he surveyed the immense
/ throng on the hill above him, and looked
| again towards the crowd along the River
| side drive on taking his seat in the car
riage.
The return drive was through Central
| Park TO Seventy-second street and down
Fifth avenue to the house of Colonel Fred
Grant, where he called on Mrs. U. 5.
Grant, the widow of the man whose mem
ory he had Just honored. He entered into
a long talk with Mrs. Grant through the
interpreter. He had met her in China when
she was travelling with her husband, and
he seemed to have great many questions
to ask. He presented Mrs, Grant with
some valuable dress stuffs and two large
boxes of tea. The party at Colonel Grants
house were served with refreshments and
the viceroy consented to drink cup OF
tea, with some bread. 1t was the first par
ticle of food Lii Hung Chang has partaker
of since he came to this country, except
that prepared by his own cooks.
Ii Hung Chang arrived at the waldorf
again at $40. He retired at o'clock a,
usual.
Ii Hung Chang left this morning on tn,
dispatch boat Dolphin for West Point. H,
is accompanied by the members of hi
retinue and officers eff the United States
government who are attending him dur
ing his stay in this country. Assistan
Secretary A1cAdoo, of the navy, and NJ. w
Rockhill first assistant secretary of state
also accompany the party. Earl Lii will
inspect the United States military acad
emy ut West Point and return to this cit!
ON the Dolphin.
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The people have long since learned that
the most disagreeabe medicines are not nee
essariy the best. In fact, as a rule, they are
not. What is wanted is something mild and
sure, such as Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. That is really
pleasant to take when reduced with water
and sweetened. Then it is acknowledged
everywhere to be the most successful remedy
in the world for bowel complaints. Ask any
number of druggists for the hest remedy
they have for dialrhoea and fully nine out Of
ten will recommend Chamberlain's In
speaking of this medicine, Mr.. b. b. Buhum
of Frendsvile susquehanna Co., Pa, says
owe have used it in our family for pain in
the stomach, collie and diauhoea and found
it to he most effective remedy" For sale
by Gruhler Bros. druggists.