Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], April 12, 1888, Image 3

About Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume] (Port Townsend, Jefferson County, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1???

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Eh: 3%:th gin“;
Prom Thursday's Dally.
Bun. Miller is opening a “les2sz
-011100.
Mrs. F. Albert Bunk-2t has gone) to
Seattle.
Rev. MoNamee of Suubomis’u atrium}
this morning.
Mr. Alex. Fulton lcnw: fur 81m Fm:-
cisco tomorruw.
A new building for [by fish market is
beiug erected “joining: tin- A Imm.
strcel wharf.
Mr. Livermuru is invishin; min! in
dtcvruting fences Cuntiguuus I.» town
with his auuuunc-An-t-nts.
ch. OliVu'.‘ “food In lshun; Myra-t a
dwalling house nu u lot :erently pur
chased by him in the l’hnnmcr midxtiux-.
Notice is given by the Light H :use
Inspect“ that the real icualanzurn light
on Beacons 2 all-. 14. CAL-lame: Hay. Cu!
umbin River. haw Imm nA-cstubliahel
The Dispatch ran :13an inulc «f
Dungeuess harbor night hhfure that 1‘2.-
bor way up {mm Noah Buy. Sin m.
floated 03 the uL-x: ti-lc, Emwevvr, and
arrived how early this morning. l'art
of her cargo was halibut.
On the bkt. AmcEiu. whim arriv-snl
from San Francisc”. w..: :1 Ln. u! mavhizr
cry for the Port 'i‘uwnamz-i I“uuud:;- and
machine ihop. This institmiv n is 4%-
valuping rapidly. run] will Exmu lu- full)
up in fueilities to film Ira-:1 calvunmwl «lg--
minds 0? the time: in tln- liue uf funn
dry Ind machine m-rk. It (ILSL‘I'Vt‘S
"cry success.
Au elaborate programme is fwtng
ph’pfltf‘d for the Y. 251. C. A. uystcr sup
per entertainment tomorrow owning
Mrs. Cougifl u a very efficient chars/("I
afl'uiru. and nothing will be left uudum
to make the occasiuu in svery way rl.-
joyable. If Prof. (Jeurgu arrives to—mor
row as expected. 'them will be sumu
uingiug by binned! and Mrs. George and
Miss Kinsman. as pun of the musical
prugramme. 3
Haverlcy‘a minstlcls hull :1 lane an H“
anon last evening. Some of thrir jnlus‘
no exceedingly venerub‘u, but their‘
upwiultiss are fresh mu] merit-minus.
Hilton. the acrobat. is u thumnghbreil
in hm liuo. Several excellent ‘u'Jik‘L‘S arc
notable in the troupe, and the clng
dancing was good. Tnkeu all in all the
company is one 01‘ the best on the mud.
Ila orohostra would he creditable any
where. The ayllophoua solo was spa-('-
ially noteworthy.
FIIH.-—Th° Dispatch brought several
but of halibut to the Gloucester fish
lurkat from the Cape this morning. It
mu]. a big pile on the wharf, but it is
nothing to what we will see when the
Glance-tot schoonera get to Work. On
iriduy, March 16th, a fleet of George's
Bunk fluhormen brought into Glouces
br. Mum. 400,000 pounds of codfi-h and
$O4llO pounds of halibut and it was out
considered a good day for fish at that
city. We will yet see the day when
double that amount of fish will be laud—
ed In Port Townsond, for our fishermen
who have decided to make Port Town
und the Gloucester of the Pacific.
The nteuner Wildwood will tow the
Fannie Dutu'tl to Port Gambia today
ad will proceeJ to Quilceue with sev
eral,pmengel, and families and their
outfits. They go to settle in the Quil-‘
cone valley.
Prof. F. J. Browne of the Cuupeville
Acadolny urivod yesterday from Oregon,
lining had: vacation. Pref. Browne
bad quitonn exciting cxporience on the
railroad. at Tosino. where he assisted in
the capture of the desperadoes, Blake
and Harris. wanted for the murder of a
boy at Phelps City, Mo.
A merchant by the name of Corri—
gan in this city says he wants to an
nounce to his customers and the
public generally that his spring
Itock arrived by the Umatilln. It in—
cludes the latest designs for the sea—
son, and if you want to be up to the
latest style you must “catch on”
while there is a good show. A brief
reference to his advertisemont. and
to this item, may incline you to in
vestigate, but nothing short of a
careful inspection of the goods will
latisfy you fully. Call on Mr. Cor~
rigan fonperticnlare
Mr. J. E. Belyee of Hedlock, has
gig-chased an eligible block of land
in Ben. Pettygrove, in the valley,
and will erect a residence there.
4 low dun ago Frank Noam succeed—
d in capturing a shark on the beach on
Clarion inlnn which measured seven
(out In length. and weighed between 200
at 300 pounds.
Tho trunk in now being laid on the ex
hution of the Spokane and Pulouae
Bunch from Uolton to Geneaee. u did
ute of about fourteen miles. When
it. utontiun is completed the road‘
will be 104 mile. in length. extendiuu‘
d 1 tho v" through i magnificent wheat;
Ml 5
Th 9 Pacific Uout Iteamahip company
I. 3|" issued I pamphlut of lixty odd
m entitled. “All about Alaska." It
five- intoruting information in refor
m to tint country. and the trip there
Ild back. The following are among
.0 principal items treated: Rates;
111. schedule; notice to shippers of
his“; but time to make the trip;de
.iption of the country; what to take;
“on tho ltoumor ntops; testimonials
bl cxounionista; extracts from «Hilar-
It publications in regnrd to the trip;
It article written by the late 11. I). Ball;
“at nttorney of Alaska. trentiug fol.
I at tho country. sights on] acenes, eta;
:- libornl extracts hum Governor
intord'l lust annual report.
Dr. Spinney. the well known Califor
nia Ipocinlilt or San Francisco. has
mood a permanent oflioo in Seattle.
Hr. F. P. Boyd, late inspector of cus-
hm, loaves thin morning for Pennsyl
mia. to visit his parents. On his re—
hrn he will go into business on the
Sound. making hii headquarters in Se
{ma—Pal.
Seeing the necessity of putting 3
‘Oct on the large of money yearly going
“on the Puget Sound basin fnr inan—
I'lnce, Seattle has stepped to the front
flaring her an] by organizing the Home
“In Insurance Co. with a capital of one
hndral thousand dollars and backed
5! more than one million dollars repre
”fled by the forty fiva stockholder!
'5 ue Among the leading merchants
“11 bunker: of that little city. The
Mkholders are men well known and
“bdoponded upon for tairnea', assur
htt quick and proper adjusting of any
'3! loan. The Company will doubtless
I” in our oommnnity soliciting business
.3 with this highly respected list of
ilnfield": can certainly succeed in
Why a good share of fire insurance
From Friday's nails.
Mrs. Dan l’ulicn arrived yesterday
[mm Qv‘Jr u‘r.
Strait? Siax-hzm is nflvr \lvliuquuht
taxes.
Sin-m? I‘m-mt of Island 0 flung: was
in ('."NH 3'l \2- :‘!:-._\.
Y: r: izi mini? buumxr will :‘uL'XI im'v'u
the town phuzm‘ml.
ANN: (‘. .\hsm. is H’s-fly to "gv: thuru'
for mzxyvr u: 'l‘ucuzuu.
T’w .\‘4h‘amuu Army was ordered uut
of U. A. 1:. Hall in The )ma.
‘ Town pints. additions. carat-r lots and
acre pmpcrty are much [unit-:1 of these
days.
Frank l’:»:t)'gru\'e was " at ind-up" Inst
ev.-uin,; by u in :t-pud. .\‘o dumugc.
however.
.\lrs. Hulk-3's E.» "H"ll vl'l furniture ar‘
rim-Cl lwrv: )cazwrd-ny tram Springfield,
.\liasuuri.
112:2. i’cttyghwv Min-s with him to
Cd!in"_)i:n!i.l| hux uf [mun-.1 :uu'tcr {mm
the .‘xhiit's.tiil'r—-t:) di;trihll‘.c wiwrc it
will «In the must gum}.
Am-n _- tho pus-:vnge'rs tn Duugvm-x's
on th- Dizzx-zm‘h )rstvrdzey “'O2-: Mrs.
Briggs: and ini'm! sun, in Julm \Vulthu‘
and olhcrs.
Til: .‘Jifiu-a‘ Egg;- _:f Friday Hugh-Ir
haw: lucazci in luwn. 3:41 an: npruing a
«hr-sun zking mfzzblisbm 'M up siaim
Bmxrluud's alarm
The 31mm; bf Haiti: Eula gnu-lashed nu
ur!.~rl‘-cln,liu;: :Ezu: r:'quin::_r \‘czscls
fr :4 S m i."r;nu‘x:‘cn lu unit-:3) hFfii‘Lll
inapmfiinz; '_l {his lnrt.
A: :x Us'x Han; Hf the Hui-urns IN-‘UCib
[on A; ril 2:1, the fun-14in: ufliw-rs were
circa-5: f--r the whining 3mm Chief, Julm
“chums: first {i‘é‘irfiullh J'u-k Fultnn;
~‘sz‘uiz-i magma. Jilllllm :ld‘nbe; pn'si—
dent. U. E. Shznfvz; :t-croizuy. J. S. Lani
m-xz; tn-ueurcr. Unwanl ”nil. cud dolo
uninn Mt‘l‘:=‘. Rulmrl St. (.‘luir. J A. \"uul
mu‘. Daniel III”.
Tho-dun- Hun-W. as prime :50}.er
Mutinm-‘l at For! 'l‘nwnsmul. f 0” dead
from he ;rl n-lisvuw \VV-‘lueslzn,’ aherunou
wlxih-driliiug. vaz-onst-d was a mem
bar a! m;- G. AL 1:. A dch fictiuu from
Farragut Post In re uih-n ha! flu: funeral
)‘eslculny. Ik-c:-a.~:cd Wm; :: mvmlmr nf
"Fulrziflxl" l’u::!. and hml many frii-nils
In “it “IWUV l'livG. A. R. «lalcgzitie-n
c-;:.1lui-!ui the fixnnrul awarding to their
ritual, :al'wr which Capt. 'Baiufiiridge
cubohhlml by reading the regular mili
tury lmriul sermon: and dulniling neur
purnl and tight le'i: of the company to
(in: il milnury :;;ili::m-. ("ninpnuy A. Nth
lii-xi. mnrul ml to the grave.
Mm‘xxurs Clue“:- r-Thu crpw of the
whip Cyrus Wakidiold inminiml yes~
tar-Jay. refusing to weigh anchor.
i It seems Hie czmse of thetrmlblo was
‘thut a few non‘uniun incu wure on
board. Night befure last five boat
loads of union sailors from shore hud
incfilwlnnlly attempted to board the
vvswl. The L'. h'. revenue cutter
\Volmtt was up Sound, but on lit-r
retum she steamed atongsido of the
Wuliufiald this morning, and the lat
ter was gotten under way. No
bluodbhcd.
} Ben. S. [‘elugrove and wifo leave to
night on the outgoing ocean s!cumer. on
their way to bus Augvles euuuty. 08].,
where they go fur Mrs. Peuyuruve'a
health. Their many friends join in best.
wishes for them. Nnrumu Sweeney will
attend to their milk business while they
are away.
Ex‘custnms officer Day went nfl‘ real
but under 11m cuilar. If \vcmny judge
froma reportin u'l‘acmu-w paper. Ho
charges ulls‘uts of cmokeduess upon
Capt. Buccln-r. and is relying on tlna
Podium! dvmuCrucy tn haw him rein
stated. It remains to be seen whether
the Purlhmd democracy runs the Puget
Sound customs district or not.
Lots of tough: m town. There is
talk of n vigiiance committee again.
Ofiicers should be vigi‘unt and do some
vigorolu “bouncing."
Shipping Sous.
Bark Cassandra Adams phased out
in tow of tug Tacoma.
The brig Deacon is reported in the
straits, ufi‘ Dnugeness. from Sun Fran
ciwu, bound for Discovery.
Br. bark Royal Alice was lowedto
Seattle today by Xhe lug Hol} nke.
Br. ship Pulmym was towed up Sound
today by lug Mogul.
Stenmer Mexico brungbt 67 tons of
freight fur Par: 'l'uwnseud. and 185 tons
for Alaska.
Thc Aucun taken north {tom this oin
40.000 feet of lumber. 25.000 shluglca
and a large unmbar uf pa:seu.en.
The Premier arrived this morning
from the British side. With a huge lot of
passengers. among whom were about 90
Chinese. coming with return certifi.
can-s. Tuey are furnishing luti of work
fur the customs officials
Burk Cassandra Adam! hikes away
1,400,000 feet of lumber :0 Sun Francis—
co. 0
The Mexicn brought another lot of
spring goods. also workmen. for T.J.
Corrignn the tailor. Give him a call.
April 7th—~Arrived—British bark Dee.
from Son Diego. to loud lumber at. Tn
coma lur Valparaiso; bark Southern
Chief from San Diego. British ship
Nincvah from Snu‘ Pedru,nrrived yea
terduy to loud lumber at Tacoma for
Sydney.
Tug 'l‘ucomr toured ship Cuvroltun to‘
‘lioyul Roads yesterday. to uwait urdora.
3 British bark Row] Alice juat arrived.
in km of tug Hulyuke. with a cargo of
railroad iron. The lioyul Alma is com
manded by Capt. Fletcher. nndia 175
days from Muryapnrt, England. Her
cargc of steel rails is for the Seattle,
Lake bhcreS: Eastern. After discharg
ing. she will load when! u! Tacoma for
U. K.
The British ship Milverton, which
loadad wheat bound for Queeustown for
orderl. has on board the lure-Bat cargo
of wheat that has ever been taken from
the Sound. 3273 224—2240 tone 01' 57.357
sacks. She has 13 tons more than the
W’. F. Budcuck curried.
Sax mecxscn, April s.—Arrived
Steamers Columbia. Portland; Willam
ette Valley. Yuguiua Bay. Sniled
barkeutiue Tarn 'Shuuter. Columbia
river; steamer Oregon. Portland.
April T—Arrivod —-Am. ship Palmyra
from San Diego, guos tn [Port Gamble
to load lumber. Bkln. R. K. Ham from
San Pedro to Port Gamble.
April S—Blr. Wm. H. Campbell from
San Diego to load lumber at Tacoma.
April9—ltalian bk. Petronilla from
San Francicco goes to Burmrd's Inlet.
SAN chrsoo, A pril 7.—-Three barks,
the W. W. Case. 0. 0. Funk and Nie
bolas Thnyer. sailed for Alaska (0-day
with men nnd material for the Arctic
Packing Co'a. salmon canneriea situated
there. The three berks carried 250 men.
i From Iltum’l nun.
Public hm'ldin; nch.
T Banker Huyp and wife arrived lmme
from SC‘HH!C _"L'fih‘hhiy.
1 Henry Unmmmd is taking at accept
‘ing a median i 7) \':ctcrin.
Dim. fixu-niéigvr. furmrrly foreman in
the Alini‘: (urupusiug room, is on his
way hut-L: {rum (‘ulifuruiau
C urns-cu. the mil-w, i.—; agent for the
new «erillutiug Singer sewing machine.
C4110]? him fu:parlic:;lu-Is.
Nuw, we hut-d 3» rim] 1; iccal Jeyusi
uf gnuj gin c-mE. Wuu't some outcr
pnsiug ruzzl c. 4332 112.”: 3:: out and dis
cwvr a Vum.
A: Hm cixy CART/~23 umcttug 1;»: even
in; a yum-LL r nf (.nllnzuwca Were [man-d,
reintmg to s._}c\\';uts. All the bills pre
scaled lu‘h: ..udch and ordered pmd.
i’u-n-ngt-zs {Jr Putt 'l'uwnscud from
Sun Fruxxxscu, [-vr pic-sthip .\l--xico,
due ha-rv Maud”): J. 1i Spam], .\l.
Frank, D. L: Swrzdiigcr, '.l‘. Audcrauu,
J. F. Sims and \izfv.
A: the 1111. L‘. A sucml and oyster
aunts."l.x..tcwniug Lin-Ir was a; large ai
tendnz-vznud 2. jully g-nzd tune. The
prugrmumu w.“ cum-‘1 nut in In”. and
from Hu- snmul‘ $25.50 “‘45 rcailzctl.
'l‘h: Amt» dcairvj tn cummcud Uny
Alsvsmr “bud (or a duspuaimu to put
pl‘u}ml_\‘,}ifilurs up aumrwhczc iseur
uncull‘ u.x.¢ figuu-s. l'ms puilcy. if par-
Lul:_\' failum-J. ml; mu!)- IUL'rPHS‘; our
rtWJullk‘J, um] “film! need-3d funds for
public nun-Jul uunts.
fin-r} bud: La iuvm-d (u attend IL9
3mg”); cxucxscs at the ALE rbmch
{lna cumin; «whether desirous of tak
iu; lessons or nut. The cluse will be
urgumzul, and driH \nllCuman-accou
iiuuduy, the cuxrw to he finished dur
iu.‘ the in“?! pm: uf um week and end
with n puinlx' cunccrl.
At :lw lug-snug uf :. u executivc cuuh
unlim- 9! Hr: Wumnn'u Christian 'l'em
pun-“cc L uzuu d \Vcskru ‘vVnnhiugtx-u
Lucid :u Sunltlu recuutiy at was rcsuivad
by the unuuuuuus Votg- ..f the members
present that the ucst annual muexiug u!
the: “autumn! uuzuu Lu change.) from
i.uC-umcr lu l'uzt TUWUnOuJ.
Aim-:4: u deatruciiw Kim uccured [flat
evening ui Unn'(.-nlm)p_.hul.u Hutch 1t
ungluutul inside, in one of the upper
ruumu. 'lhn lire bell rung \‘iguruUqu.
umi uu- lam! hnsu cumpuny was uuliu
force thin prumgrtucss lhut Would have
do“: crcda to any city. Fortunately
the thaw: Wczo extinguished Without
damage.
Cummcrciul wharf. on the sea s'ull
from is to lo mid m auction today, in
amid) a judgvun-ut of H. 'l‘wnbuhu fur
upwards hf twu llwusund dulluri. Sumo
cf the sluckhuhiers. who had paid fur
Ibur .tuck In fuil, and are unw 'nhuut to
'.nw I‘. chtircly. an: wrull'._v at the nann
agmncnt nf tiu- wlmic afl'uir. IL in
lt-urm-d. imwcvu, that the whar! will
prulmbly be bought for the Canadian
Pumfic R. R Co.
‘ Complain! is made by ship uwnen
orcr resent .nutrugcs committed by mem
bers vi the Guns: Sunnou'a Uninn. We
do [Jul “under at it. That organization
is breaining so dictatorial nud tyruniciil
that it stops nut short 0! actual crime to
terrorize uun-uuiuu umu. and in compel
owners and unites: ul’ vessell lu accede
tn its every demand. The time has come
to check such duiugs in a manner calcu
lated m rclnlllll till Conch-red thut We
buve a {rec country and u. law abiding
people. liu klux methods may be toler
ated dun-u south. but they are certainly
out 0! place in this latitude. Recent
events. besidea being In disgrace to civili
zatiun. and an ofl'ensc nguinst good order
and decency. are tending directly to
drive shipping business away from our‘
port. and thereby working on injury to;
our most important business interest;
Business men should take this matter in‘
band, if necessary. and see to it “I.“
vessels get fair treatment hereafter. ‘
Raul-om! Max-inset. ‘
Messrs. G. I’. Huntington. Charles
Cracker and A. N. 'l‘owne, of the South?
am Pacific railroad cumpnny are mskinz‘
a tour of inspection throughout the
the Puget Sound region. They puss-d
through here yesterday on their way to
Victoria. Itis understoood that they
will make thorough inspection of in
wait side before returning home—and
the result will probably decide their lu
tun: line of action. Officers of the Port
Townsend Southern would do well to
show these distinguished gentlemen due
attention and point out tho advantages
in couusction with our ron'l southward.
Gas Works.
The cxty council last night granted
a franchise to Port Townsend Gas
Co. for 49 years. The company is
composed of Simrns & Morris, capi—
talists and wrought iron workers
from San Francisco. The) have so—
cured a site near the brewory. and
construction will commence Monday
morning, and be pushed along as
fast as men and money can do it.
Thfitimnted cost of the place is
S6O, . (Bras will be furnished on
the lot of August. Simms & MOI“!
riu are the parties that have done the?
iron work at the gas works of Taco~
ma, Olympia, Nunaimo and Victoria.
‘Mr. Stanford. the engineer of tho
nbovo (ins Company. is in town from
New Westminster where he has just
finished rebuilding gas works. Mr.
Simms. of the above Compnux. will
arrive here Monduy, having left San
Francisco yeslordny.
.\lonth 1y “fun the): Be." ort
Tom} ruinfa'l at. the following signs!
stations for March 1588, was as below
given:
Port Ange'es, W. ’l‘... . . . . . . . 2.89 inches
Pysht “ ..........1055 “
Neathy " .‘........]1.37 “
'l‘alounb "......... 8.45 “
WILLIAM BELL,
Scrgeuut. [signal Corps.
. _,.._
'l‘l-e I-‘uu-ut I’lnuu rvur brought
_ A I 9 Town. _ _ ,
Fur today only—1116}; will be on oxhi
bitiun at Peysvr‘s more. H Decker Bros.‘
Italinu \annu'. piunu sent here by Koh
ler‘& Chase It is unquestionably the
finest instrument ewe: brought hora.
Duu’t tail to see it.
Before you start an a journey go and
am Just. 1). Miuklcr and procure a bot
tle of Chamberlain’s Coho, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. It is a great safe
guard for travelers and gives immeatedi
relief.
Borick nud Schreck Pharmacy pro.
parations are the only reliable remodiea
in the market. We hrwejusHaxd in n
compiete line of their remedies.
N. D. Him. & Sosa. '
L It.- 3mm Inna
Korman smm: of Part Angeies 19 in
min.
The revenue cmL-r (.‘nrwiu urriW-Ll
Saturday.
Mrs. James Rik-y, mother of Mrs.
Wu'son, is quite ill.
Huu. J. R. Lewis has linked bumc:
from a flip to luwn.
Mrr Thorntun arrived hnme from
Duagencss on the Dispatch.
Tm; mun.- lots in the Ilnsscy uddrlwu
were szvld Saturday. Prices in: gum;
1 up.
Chivf Erxgiuccr Jnrm-s 'l'. Waysmz of
the C;:r»‘.‘i-r is \‘x-uimg his fuzuiiy at
home.
l’ruf. ' ‘umpbell, of our publxc school,
Jun uu this morning's boat to no to
\Vushiflgtuu. D. C.
Mr. J. .Ucquviu has ”per-ed a whuei—
wright uud wag-m maker gimp in the
rear u! Bu! .1: chmquth's.
Elugs ham L‘ccu lulf~musted a“ UV”
wwu iim'e ycslvrdzq morning. in truism-t
to the memory '..-f the inn; Wm. liuxz.
1:11:35 been informsaliy decided t 1) pr!-
mi! [3l» s:qu Hibbun livacue Club to “cu
I'. 51.6. A. 1m“ {ur their wmi muullfi
Lawtwgs. ‘
It Is sigmfirunt ”Hz! the shipping fiml
d Grimm. Bridges 3'; fin-tson have du‘
«tidal '..,n witthw {heir Lcadquurtt-m
fun: Tacoma am! cafablfdb the sum-3
like.
On amount n? the «12-min nr’ Mr. Wm.
Katiflm ProuL-ylcrhu social has beau
postponed in Wmthla)‘. Apr“ 1111:.
Wits {mung Caiutrilnfliuns for the
same wiil [:tvuso hung “mm to RM
3:11": Hull uu Hm (lay.
Yesterday ans .1 red lrncr day for
you; sezviw at the Mahmud church.
Yruf. Genrgcmul Mia Kuamnn added
greuiiy to :‘zm intores: uf Em: occasion in
the evening, “bilu Mr. James Wood's
solo was 3130 none mutiny.
is] r. Jamvs )lcUuuu. who was {our
years in tho employ of [he Tacoma Mill
L'u. as bvss un-clmnm [ms rclurm-J [u
Pun. stcdvury. He is u guud citizen.
am] We nre glad u- \wicumu hxm back (0
deuauzg (:nuniy. ‘
l “at h‘ slitherh l‘acitic raizlr-md Ulll‘dll‘tls
lwwc taken this IDA-rillll'a' for :1 drive
larvuad town by Ma-snra, Laudes and
Hill. The iiut was: in! lawn has been
Christen-:4 liuilrund I“th already. It is
w hi: the. lucutiuu of HIV Port Townsend
butheru depot bu Minus.
The ladies are iuvncJ to meet at Y. M.
'C. A. hall on Friday. at 3 p. 111.. tn or
ganiza an anxrliiuy rnsiety tn the Young
lilac} Christian Assuciatlun. 'l‘hc-ir
ioxstcr oupgzer last work :uiiizul enough
Harm-cu]: to partially [my this in‘lahiml
luau of the usuacutn-n. Aimziwr enter—
lmnment will he guttvu up «an.
i Col. Lucile-i, Lin-ardent u! the First
‘Hmional bank, and um. 1: c. um,
ouhier c! the same-*buth prumzua-ut in
Ln Port Town-smut} If. It (‘...vwvvnt to
Victoria on Saturday In u-iu't “\‘uizl.
Hahn-gin“. Cracker and 'l‘uwizc, (.1 the
louihern Pacxfic. It is ulna-ml that
lac party will be taken fur a drivie here
lhouts to day.
Ibenlll 0! ‘\'nl. “all.
013 Futurduy «veiling about 7 o'clmtl;
an event occurred that threw our usully
quiet town iutu r. tremor of exciti-wciit,
and has cast it pull 0! gloom oy‘cr the
whole public evcr since—twin: nothing
‘less than the drowning o! our Icepct‘iud
l tuwusmmi, William Kntz, of the firm of
l Waterman J: Kntz. leading merchants of
lthia city. The firm in doing a shipping
cummi-‘siun husiuAss, us nu: several
other firms in town, and when vessels nr
rive there is n strife to see who will get
on board first. A smnrt breeze was blow
ing at the time. Ind.tho ship l'ulmym
from San Diego was gliding in under
sail. Mr. Kutz was out with the flrm'a
sail-bout, a smart little cmft. accompan
ied by his huntmnn. Being ambitions.
he attempted to cross the bow of the
ship but was caught by the latter and
the bout cut in twa. Both occupants
want down. of course. Griffith.B:idges
and Stetson's steam tender. Little Joe.
picked up the bontman. As soon as
they could reach him Bnrtlett‘s boat
picked up Mr. Kltz' body floating about
fifty yards altern of the chip. He was
speedily brought ashore to Quincy
street whnrt where an excited crowd
noou collected. Doctors were hastily
summoned, and everything pouiblo wok
done by the I:3oan brother and irionda,
effort: to resuscitate the drowned man
being kept up unlvnilingly for several
hours.
William Kat: was born in [lesson Cni
tel. Garmauy. in May, 1856. and was
therefure nearly 82 you'll old. He came
to Putt Tuwnlend with his brother Israel
about nventeen yen“ :20. Their un
cle. Solomon Katz. wus than a member
of the rising firm of Waterman & Kutz.
Upon the death of the elder Kntz the
younger ones succeelld tu partuerrlxip
in tho hmineu, m which they have on:-
tinued successfully ever since. Docen
ed wu of «one well known and had
many friends. Hi. nutxmely death inn
and blow to thé oomniunitv. The tuner
al will take plate to-morrow from Red 1
Men's Hull. under the auspiccu of Put"
Townsend Lodge, 1". & A. I , of which
decound In an houured member. Mt.
Bakor Lodge, 1.0.0. 15.. will also at
‘tond the (mural officially. The body
‘ will he laid away temporarily in the
l‘liseubeil uult in the Masonic camolery.
to I). moved at some future line {1) Sun
Frnnciuo. Tho utore building of the
firm in heavily draped in mourning.
Julia Ward How will lecture on the
Sound this month.
Tho pxotectiun idea il more cmnpldu-
I, iUUlerled in China lbun anywhere
else, and wages are about two cents per
day.
The Puget Sound Fishing company
are having plans drawn for untonm fish
ing mg. W bun commuted it will be
usod in making daxly trip: to the sever
al pound ucu ownedand operatoJ hy
them.
Mr. E. C. \Villiunl. wprasantim: tho
Advance Onpyiug Home of Minneapo
lis. ii in town. This firm nukes a spec
ialty of onlnrgmg and copying photo
graphs. and othnr pictures. in India ink
and valor colors. Take a look at his
samples, in Dr. Miukler‘a drug store.
--»---v u...
.‘lllleh (‘nw I'm-Hale.
A good. fieutlc much cm for Sale.
Six years ud. am} giving milk. Will
be a good 'iutex cow. Price, 850. Ap
p): at this oflice.
‘ From Tuesday's Dans.
House cleaning season.
Dr. Han-ism went up llxefi'mnd tn
day.
Orcgun Hastings is in town from We
toxin.
". W. 'l‘bnmasm of Durgvccsa was in
town Hus week.
If you want :1 gm (1 mile!) can", chi-hp,
inquire 1' t this nfiicc.
Rev. A. 13. Banks t-f Scuftir. parked
through today 0' we Premier.
Stedmghip I’nrthiu Elf‘ri‘L‘.'.l y- ->’ZL shy
in Vuztnrm {mm China.
A. W. Bash left today fur !: s farm at
Oak Hurimr. {u remain :1 “9:23;.
Capt. Rowland Davis: is mulling as
musta- of {Le steamer Libby.
licv. I). T. Culuuhun will be away
next Sunny attending; Prvshyicry meet
ing.
j Capt. liiuuxli was up til" 51m»! inst
Suiurday. on Marine Uzuln-xwrixera' {mei
mesa.
Mr. J. l". Hz'L‘uzxag; «..E Part luxJiuw
Wll3 in town )‘L'33lL‘:'\:'.L.. HHJ ..- AHZ4! at H):
A RGLZS oflicv.
5| r. Griffith. nf ”.9 firm «)1 (irifliill.
arid-. 19: 3t Sivix‘nn, Vim-s in :uwu last
'.Verk hum 'l‘..c yum.
Substantial twn smry barn is Iwiog
emote-l uu the. pram-Hy n? Mrs Lucinda:
Hushsz': uu the biél.
A war “I Hurt-t betn'ueu :hc Flt-ciwuod
and Hue ulhvr SSHJAXL‘ES on {his 8.41m] is
report 11 h: in: tin-wing.
Dr. .\I J R 25114. dvniiw‘ ix‘ Smmc
again for u Wuck ur m. “x: um bulouud
at Hu- Cusm thtuu Hutel.
Miss Kate ‘ax'nlkL-x. {cacln'r of me pub—
lic sch m! a: Port Dzsv m-r)‘. rotun I d
Lx vmu ycszrrrda , war Vfifi.h!i',: frivnds :n
luv 1:.
'1'::-:ro was a {um-r H yeah-May at Fun
TuWnSf‘nd-‘U.e infant child wf lln- {ale
Knmerihc Haas. ILT. Duh-ism} of tin»
('il} ufliczzned.
0:.” and FCC the new Emuuu milking
machine ac Cuzriwm's 'K'uziur Shop. La
dxvs can have lmlluns Hla'L' to match
any kind of drusa “unis.
Dun Hwerdfigur “mks as (rush as a
yuung fuse :im‘u his mmru [rum (3:22!
foruiu. He “Ile {rd :pu Maude and fruit
t)“ all traces «fix-lam (In-t are gunv.
It Is rep .rud Hm: .‘Jr. L. R. Fluweyfl
id nuw “to. prugu‘u-lnr and puhimhur uf
111 - 04111. “Laney" lm-J u-nmt-J up from
small beginnings. and damn-s :x {urge
mcsuurc of “News.
l’rm‘ A. W. b‘erem. rem-her of the
[nu lzc sebum! in ('hnuzu-nm, was. :1. km")
Snlnrduy. Wu are pleased tn brnr
through Visinnrs sin-f he In mnrc 'lmu
ordinarily successfuh
The :epubfimu .2 vm-ty m-utm! cam
miltee met yosmrJ...» it: the ufiicenf J.
J. Calhoun. A call was 15.2 w: 1 [ur prim-
Brien and county muvmn u. nspnb
lx'shed eisewrclc today.
l’xuf, Geurgu’s “an: mumical enuven
tiuu wau l’rgnmfrd at lhe 31:12.. dust
church Lu: Wit-um; Lem-us «vwry
“(luau-bun .nl 4:l3am! cvvumgut 7:30.311
tin-ruck the Week. 'l'uni 1: $2.! fur the
cmnsa
liupubin-aun. ntimxd your prim-rune.
Read the "all :ssncd by we cvnlrui com
mitiun. and Ne mlt that _vuu exercise
your right to car-,8 _mur wm fur muse
o! yuur ch-uice lo “In? in (Le cpunly
cunvuutiuu.
Mr. J-nepb Steinm- i‘l :nlvcrlising the
Port Townsend (‘igar Factory, and ml
vxsing people to panama: lmmeiudnstry.
J [lot so; keep thr- money at humc where
it will help to make mum-:53 f -r cva-
Ul43]. An cxccllvnt quality at cigars is
manufactured right here at home. and as
cheap as they can he made anywhere.
Schooner Mollie AdamaOapt. Jacobs.
put in Ncuh Bay on Friday, the 61]:
inst., (or mail. She had 256 seals. She
nailed agnin on u cruise the same even
ing. They report that they only had {our
days of good weather during their cruise
of n month Now that the season has
become more calm they expect to make a
com showing before they return to fit
for Behring sea.
Mr. E. C. ll’illinms, agent of the Ad
vance Copying 00., is at the Franklin
with elegant specimens of Crayon and
Paste] portraits. He will call upon our
citiwnl, ofl'ering a rare opportunity to
secure copying and enlarging ot pic
ture:. Copies made in India ink. Cray
on, Puatul or Water colors. A correct
and perfect copy guarantcm] in each
case, or no sale. Judging from the
sample» we may say that- this is the flu
ent Work ever brought to Purl: Town
sand.
Mu. Uougill has received the largest
and no“ o-_)mplete stock in upriug mi]-
liner}. lute eastern stylus m Bluuels
311 d Hats. to" numerous to munliuu.
NEW ribbons. DOW flowers. m-w Hp; 520..
Inc. 'l'hcladiea Would do well to call
and “amine thin stock and tum: money
befura purchasing elm-when». 'l‘hree
duo“ weak 0! Wmmmau S: Ku'z- *
lowcpnpers In 1881.
From the edition of Gen. P. Howell Sz
00': “Amer-inn Newspaper Dirv‘ctnry,'
pubhahed April 2.) (its {Wm-lieu: year).
it appear: that we .\‘uwspapum and [’cr
iodicn‘a of I” kinda issued in the Unih-d
Sun“ and Canada. Dui‘ numlmr 163310.
Ibnvlng a gain 0? 890 during the Inst I'.’
month. 3nd of 7.136 in 10 _n-uvs.
‘ Tho publishers u! the Directul') assert
‘lhut tu- impression thm than up» pm.
priehr of I uownpnper uuierlu‘scs to
“a“ Vb“ has been his and virmx'u
(ion. In due m 4 genexany m: the
ku'b is un ermuomu unr; and Min) mn
upicuuully offer a reward or 811 m for
every indent iu (heir bunk f-vr tin; your,
when it cnu be “qu that Hm datuiled
ropon roceind (rum I publisher was
untrue.
Coroncr‘n Inqm-ul.
Pour 'Eowxsnxn, \V. [‘.. ‘
April 9. 1888.
We. flu jury of jiuquezt. as to the
death of Mr. Wm. httz. held bu-luro J.
S. \Vycofl'. coroner of Jefl'o-rsou County.
do flml mo fullomug male n! facts, viz :
That the deceased came to his dumb by
accidental drowning. and no blmue can
be attached to any persnu or pawn“,
D. H. HILL.
Jnlns Jnsm.
H. H. chxen.
C. F. CLAPP.
'l‘. M. HAMMOND, Sn
4.. Elsnxnmsfl, Foreman.
J. S. \VtoKoI-‘P, Coroner.
Kiu R. Larson, Fashionable Cloak
.ld Klutle Maker; Cloaks altered ac
cording to “we. Residence at Mr O.
'. iii-"Is uoxl h Presbyterian
ihnrcb. 3‘
; Prom Weonum'. m.
‘ llnssry‘s undnmu is ‘ a}! the :10" (hes:
} days.
‘ Cit-Jim! [Jungvnesi butter :1! Petty
‘ grove S; Cn’s
Presbyterian snciul tonight :1! Red
Men's H::ll.
I’lrdss'n'skisag at tbs :vbinlrucv ..f .‘éu.
Bl“, Bishssp's oatmgo. ‘
IL‘V. I. I'iilwn :irfiVLZ ycskcrlny [rum
\Vlli'iby i=lumi 0'; {12.1 way ta anizA
Lima-. 2 .lisg-im m‘ i:-H~‘ cur brought
to Part l'uwn-e mi - 'at Li\'ur:;r;r.:'s. *
Hoary Hulk-LEA. 3'5 Em- .\izipping ii m
of iiuuzchiid 53",“ Wm M Sohl'lv T‘i"!l-‘
day ‘
1 -‘ - ‘
l-us: KENT. rr'i‘ih' J.-!.x. [Swim-z: nae.-
dc.. '9 pr-upnrty j\ for nanny. r.-,¢,..|;:lini;-
t 9; ms.
i’rx-f. (ir- urge wis! give :- Cancer: nrx!
Munch-V evening: :2: L-’:.rz:4_--.i's upa-m
house.
3].“. KulZ' {um-m: 5:49p] w mu Very
large!) aura-In} its-J .\l: “.3 Lluflwrzr
crowd-:J.
A probiiuiiuu [arty .-:‘-. 2:991) nuan
ized in UZy-zun 1. “fit: R-v R. H. 3145
say Hi prt‘nLL‘hf.
I’m-si: u;‘.~tor,~ m the 3.14.3115 Ruck
Remnanmfl Ir. any sayiu fvr 'ls c 0535 ::
dxsh; 9.15.: ._:H .1 lrnrzl 11-: SUN) inir
wvuk. ‘
Uf all [Le (J!I“.':!!-“‘ll Immv-z X"Ulib§\d
for :13: new n-L-Jn, ‘.hatnf “Swain-13m"
by a North Yakima pnpor. t:x‘.:_-s the
cake. Gin- ua “lichuckflu Squaxuu,
or Duguzuin. --r riqnulicumr nr .~.».;.c«
(hi-lg elm-52c. WA' ‘lun'l “‘32.? 2-1-u'ien
iah names.
lax—ILQFATJFEn “I‘ll
Uzlc uf tha- Luge-fit fuzu-ruls m‘nr'in
Purt 'i‘uu'n—‘csz mu: ”13.2 mi 2m,- hit.- Wm.
Kant yx-slcrnluy. The ('un-nmnia-s \'..-:'r
c-m Eu 'h-J hy 1h:- .‘-I:l.~'uuiv fmternily, :1."-
curJiu: iuthvir impru-w‘iw ritrr'. [huh
1:u-I~'::vnvrully in [ln-.11 \\;|< N!\'!l:‘Ht!\“:.
“1111-: :11} ”Hit-‘ll in min lmnui‘ in tire nix-1:.-
uryufxlu-ir ‘l--;nurl:-el fvllnw tn\\'n:-:‘.n;m.
Hum] tributes mm the vlcgunl n-Hiu ax—
(”>101 hruvhin: [wrmnul regard. Th:-
srruwn, by “NV. .1. 11. Alexander. Wain
:lpprupri.:tu :uvl I'm-ling. The pa" imam-rs
were all you“; mzrn, p'crscmdl fri-fntls 0f
(lam-.le, ah‘ inllu'fi‘fi: Frank .\. Bartlett.
D. H. “ill, J. .\'a-I<<m L;luh:l('k,linht.
Sim-lair, 11. -L. Burke-2t and E. "vu-
s.'!m'.vcr. Busing-$4 is manned with ‘.l
tingv of mlucss. e-‘pcz-iallly lmmuso om
.m \vnrthy shun] l !l.l‘\'(' been the victim
of an untimely Luv.
The Presbytery of Puget. Sunni
will comm-nu at the Academy Chap-4
in l‘lllvnslmrg 'l‘hursxluy evening
April 12. in 7:31) p. m. 1!, t-mhmrw
(be l’roshytnrizu: xuiuistars wust m"
Ih.- t'asx‘ades in the territory and L“
in Kitlims and Yakima (‘Ulllltil'fi with
umu-Mm' from c-zxch church. Tm
upmziug sermon will hv by Rev. 1:. U.
Dilwurlb.
(ivurgo E. Atkinson, manager of
the Pacific 31:1: company. n-pm'ts llzt'
\wrl; un ihu new HLW mifld. now i:
pl'Ugl‘QrS of t-roct 0:; (,1) Han wulv:
from. rapidly pn-ghssing. Tin
fl-llhdullnzl in ism-ml; Lad and ill-1
.\idng is guing us) Wit-en c nuyloh‘d.
those mills will turn out during own-3
\vurking day of ten hum-5, 1504 M
. of lumber, ll 0.0::0 shingles nml
4(LHUU llllllr. 'i‘nu lnlalx‘ will be final
up nith the latest imp-raved mil-chin
cry. mumbling of a lurgu gang and
lumd 24.1 w. :4 shiugiu nun-him», 1w”
Wood’s planes and two lam mu
chim's Mr. Atkinsmn says ho will
have a lhtle town (bore cf his mum.
He has large orders from California:
and ouch t ) lw filled as soon as pos~
Sllllt'. ~ Tan-mun Lcdgvr.
The luh'r ()ccun drops win poetry to
the {aliasing effect:
“Thou muv-c yuur family \Vcd,
If unod but!!!) you wouid eujuy,
Ant! rise ln wealth nnl honor
On the plums n! lHee-uoy."
The Atlu says: Just so!
" And when your’e bizzzard fun-zen,
Ur by cyclonci blnwn away,
Ju>l move to peace and plenty
In Cul-i-lurui-a.”
Indeed!
And when you're scorched and dried,
By California's sun.
Just come to nature‘s paradise,
Our lovely Washington.
Special bargains in real estate—city
building lots. Apply at. this office.
SEED Po'r.u'ozs.——.-\ limited supply of
Early Ruse and Burbank Seedling pota
tucs, for 8310 by BUBKm & EIsENBEIs.
Call at the ARGO». agenny hr figures
on $0 acres of timber land on Quimper
peninsula.
Fresh t'rt-mnury Butlcr jnsl received
by Burkott & Exsenbuzs. Send in your
orders at once and secure somolhmu
very nice as we have only u limited sup
ply. j2st!
Now is the lime to ge‘ yum-self a wee
alruw hu', lwfnre “my me all culled.
Livervuore can fix _um. *
¥__ _._._...___—————
The. Alums (money has n spkmdnl bran
new bargain in u wanrr from business
lot. Can hr. bud fur s6.‘K’O "half cash.
“'0 lillVC ins! lnid m u large supply of
Boricks um] sejhrcck Homeopatblc pre
puruuons BI” k Suns. t
“A m....-_.__
“ orln Knowing
Mr. W. H. Blur-,mn, lm-rchunhhnlw
City. Flu , was taken filth n sun-re Cwld.
amending Wm: ': xii-‘HI'HSHM.’ (‘uuuh and
mums: tut-r (Hru-uzupimu in :13 first
Huge-u .Uu lrwd many .wcnlh‘d mum
[at cnugh rummhvi and steadily grew
Wnrw. Wu: reduced in flash‘ bud difli
mxfly iu Ivr-oa Lin; and was "math in
flap. Fxnuliy tried Dr. King's New
Inst-..z'er) fur l‘nusumpliuu nu'l found
iuzmcdiah-Lv :u‘dvf. and after using about
A lull! d. zen» hunhra x'uum] him~rif wvll
nnd has luu] nu return of the a sense
No other rmumly can: shuw em gram! :1
rec-m] of euros. as Dr. Kunu's New Dis
cover}! fvr Cnnulmxrt‘un (inurnnh‘vd tn
do just wbut Is clump-J fI-r in Trial
[whirls “(‘0 at D. “in 5' Smm‘ drug skin-e.
'l‘llr wnuu- “mu Slat-hint y
Depends {ur the fun-3, “Inch :3 Kim ming
(2! its prupnimvrv fume. upon {Lo slum
uch. Ih um biéldxn ..lemLi-.- {lmfuod
uudvrguus ti e chexuiml Hummus which
tnmsmuic i’. inhl bland. from n bich the
I} slevu dun:- the mat Jul than. rrltll
humus it (u. i\.-a dimly? s-eq uf li-sue‘.
Tues", .21 c -:u~:-. an:- zmutiy urgnmcutcd
in Junkie! If the s‘umnck. tlmrrfum.
is weakened nr disur‘it’ful, h x syflcu) h
duprih'd ”f Mutt-Hanna I'IDHL! er'»
Stomach Bitters can he relic-J upon '0
fuelllmlu and renew dizediuu whcu 11m;
function has been intcvmp'cl by Weak-x
ness 0! lbc riumnch. B:llxouan-n.ora‘
dn‘ermm M, Ito bile frrm fls proper
channel, wlmh czuuvi' «‘nnshpauon. i 9
‘a‘.so remmliml by it. Hnnrllmrn. wind
{on $9 8 stumm-Ix. sick hm Each- . fur "pun
‘ the tongue. an! other aymptuus nf
istnmncb and luv-r d a ruler. it flpet'dbl)‘
remuvrs. .\lulnrinl cumplmnts nl'r'h'r:
30H, kidney nnd bladder (rumbles. c-n
Itwntinu. H‘eumnliam and Lea-rhi:
yeild win“ 1! i. n-x=-.l n-,'u!=:r!;-' :m'. ;- r
men-nu;
I I I
Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castona.
1 Y
LIVE AT LUNG BRAM‘II
A DAY’S DOINGS AT THE FASH
IONABLE SEASIDE RESORT.
Going {ollw Early Train-Lawn Tenni
nml Harm-haul; liming—Bulking; Begins
a! ll o’ClocL-Alicnumn Driving-Hin—
no: and the Evening Hours.
People who live in Rome would find it
difficult to 1:35.»- the day as they would in
Paris, and :1. New Yorker in Florence
cannot live a day as; he would in his own
metropolis. .\‘eizlwr can :1 man, with all
his victories over tummy pus.» a. day in the
Alps as he would an the banks of the
Alimznn. And so a man cannot carry out
:2 day at Long Branch as he would at
“‘ixitc Sulphur Springs. lie does at Long
Branch what the plat :3 permits him to «En.
Centrally slwzzking. the summer popula
liun is up at 7 o'clock. because the gamut
majority uftln- nn-n gum New York evu'y
duy toancnd to business and they start
at about 8.
Going to the train i-s rim first business
of the (lugs. and .‘l preily sight it is to see
the indie-.5 in iin in fresh, white, morning
gowns, driving [Heir curls and pimetons
down to the simian: niiii their husbands.
The harness and it'lrr'S nix-'1 carriages,
fresh from the l.:-.n=':~. of ixnlnqrious grooms
and eonr-lnm-n. nzzzi inn-potted a“. yet by
the dust utthe (lay. :lisxi-n under theczu'ly
morning sun. The air i< cool and invig
orating, and the labile and confusion
about the station l.;;.-; a fashionabie pic
turesqnencss about it that is charming to
the student of society. AIR 5 the busi—
ness of the morning exodus is. alone, lawn
tennis comes to enliven the day. The
game is exceedingly popular at Long
Branch, Where the line lawns, of which I
have spoken. furnn'h admirable courts.
About 9 o'clock in the morning you will
see young men in white flannels and
young Indies in loose gowns running nbont
on the smooth turf, and entering into the
game with an earnestness which fully
stones [or any inc-i: of skill. Besides ten
nis, horseback riding claims attention.
The roads at the Brunch are ex
cellent for this exercise, and scores
of equestrians may he seen every day
takingnmoming cuntL‘r. Many of the
ladies choose this para of the (lny to do
their shopping, and 11:13: Long Branch is
made very lively.
About. 11 o‘clock bathing begins in rise
above the horizon. A! the hotels the cus
tomarytimc for bathing is at low title,
but as the water is seldniu so high or m
rough in the summer that; people cannot
lynlhe at all hours, most of them sweet. the
. .nrning for their dip. 'l'he l‘L‘fl'Crhl'll: in
tluence of the bath prepares one in rm: s,
with equanimity, the warm hours of the
early afternoon, before the sea. iti‘Cl'XL'
springs up. At some of the hotels ih-g
bands give morning concerts at, eleven,
and those ladies who prefer to devote their
afternoons to bathing. sit. in the parlors,
tsten to the music, and put: forth a enn
tinnous flowofsmall talk. After lnnchm-n
mozt people at the Branch take the day
leisurely tintil-to‘cluck. The (lftt‘x‘mmn
driving then begins and continues until
about 6:30. The scene on Ocean avenue
at this time of the day is a. most animaml
one. At times the drive is crowded NI
that carriages are compelled to prom-cal
cautiously in order to avoid collisions.
The evening trains from New 10:1»;
and Philadelphia come in and carriage:
are dashing to and from the statimm.
while the hotel stages lumber along
laden with incoming guests. The steam»
boat: lands at the pier, and there is a great
rushing from all points of excursioni>7<
who have come down from New York ft x
the clay and are eager to get seats for 11l
return trip. Sailing vcscels of all kind:
are seen gliding along up and down the
coast, and southern steamers pass by, gen
erally running Clucu in shore, dippixiie
their flags, blowing their whistles nnz‘;
firing their guns. The men who han
been all (my in the steaming hot. city rng~li
down to the bun-h, don their bathing
guits, and plunge into the surf. The
whole shore front is alive and brilliant
with «the hmflsome costumes of ladies. the
glitter of wanted harness, and the flax-h
of polished wheels. -
By and by, as the dinner hour up
preaches, the bustle and confusion (lie
away, or'rmher, transfer themselves to
the hotel dining rooms, where the evening
dinner is attended to in a manner which
shows that the sen air is truly provocative
of hunger. The evenings are usually
passed in dancing, or looking at: other
people dance. The hotel bands play in the
parlors every night, and when it is not; tun
warm, Waltzing is indulged in to 1:
great extent. Saturday evening is the
funhionable night, when people from the
cottages go to the hotels to dance, and
some little Show of dressing is made. As:
a general thing, however, people do not
dress especially for the dancing, and full
evening attire is the exception. The mcn
who spend the (lay at business do not feel
it incumbent uponjhem to put on their
dress suits (or the evening, and the ladies
are, therefore, compelled to permit them
to dance in business costume, it they se
dcsirc.—“'. 1". Henderson in Outing.
A New Idea.
Two spruce looking girls stopped :11)
open cm- in which I happened to be the
other day, and took the seat just behind
me. They were rather out of sorts,l
fancy, by the tones of their voices. and the
prettier of the two was evidently “taking
it.” for some delinquency, by which the
other had suffered :znanuoyance. Finally
she burst out. with the old, familiar femi
nine, "“‘ell, I don’t. care!" And then,
with deep sigh, said: “Oh, dear, I wish
I‘d been born without feet! Then I
shouldn‘t be forever treading on people's
com!” The idea. was new—Boston
Herald.
Her Three Tiny Dogs.
It’s simply astounding the lengths some
women go to on the dog line. I know
one, and she's still at large, who keeps a
“nurse" girl whose sole duty Is to wash,
feed and look after three tiny dogs named
Pepper. Salt and Mustard. Every morn
ing, rain or shine, the (inlet, us the neigh
boring small vaS call them, are driwu
out by the coachmnn, attended by the
“nurse maid,“ for an airing. “heart it
rains, in a covered carriage. Think of the.
longing faces. which follow the beautiful
tumont, of the sick poor, ol—ugh: it.
makes me sick unto death—Pioneer
Press.
Ho Planted the: Bottle.
Ashort time ago it Basnto of South
Africa, while Mowing up what used to be
the camp of the Cape mounted rims, at '
Murusi's nmuntuin. found a bottle ut
French brandy which had been buried and
tcrguttcn by some over pun-idem ”(mm-r.
It i; uccdlcss tn add that the Busuto
promptly drunk the contents of the hottlp,
and with a faith that is almost sublime he 1
bum-d the empty bottle in the ground
again with the hope of getting a amp
1 full botth next scam—New York
'l‘l-ibune.
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