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Ghe QnteIt1genees;:
ONCE Nov; Is and u Fourteenth Stree


Gard of Thanks-Head OF Local.
Second Grand Ball-o. U. A. NJ.
Cottage House for SAle-Alex. Bone.
Wanted-A Competent Nuns-Mrs. DR..
Headquarters for Low Priees-Jones &
Littell-Fourth page.
For Cincinnati aud Louisville-Katie Stock
w Wanted-A young boy-simon Baer & Son.
Just Receive1-Davison Bros.
Rye Flour-E f. Page b CS.
Twenty-Five Psirs Wool Blanksts-J. NJ.
Ray.
Quails-RolFs Restaurant.
New Goods. G. Dillon.
DR.. John +. smith-rbird page.
G, Mendel & Co.-New Fall styles Carpets.
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INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, D. O., October 12.-1:SO A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather and local rains, stationary or
falling barometer and temperature, variable
winds.
and local rains, easterly winds, becoming va
riable and falling barometer, and stationary
or slight rise in temperature.
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The celebrated Old Reliable Maltby
Oysters, the largest finest and best oysters
ever brought to Wheeling, are now received
daily, In can aud bulk, by Halsted & Hand
Ian, corner Sixteenth aud Ckapline streets,
cole agents for Wheeling aud adjoining
towns. We confidently challenge cOmpari.
son Gs 10 quality or price. Try tuem and be
convinced. Orders from country dealers
promptly filled. Telephone connection.
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hand full line OF trunks, travelling bags, ali
kinds OF harness, whips, robes aud all kinds
OF horse acooutsements. He Is also pref AIRED
10 make to order any style Of trunk or bar
ness Fine work Is speciality, and salts.
iaotioh 10 always guaranteed.
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The only rye -four mill in this section is
that OF 2. z Page a Co., propristors Of the
Beliaire Pearl Rye Flour Mills. This Is really
a Wheeling enterprise and iurnlshees Splen-
did brand. They had display In yesterdays
procession.
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THE Cooks Dslishf'-12lo Main street


LASslSoBuRe, N. Y, October 11.-At the
School election yesterday the ladies cast
2g5 votes out Of total Of 1000. A number
Of women challenged, It was alleged, were
imported from Troy. Several negresses
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A strnst sensntIon.

CRY or MExtco-There Is q genuine; sensa,
lion ON the streets OF this city, from the sale
Of printed verses, gotten up by au enterpris;;
inr merchant, setting forth the wondeftsnil
sn e wrought BY TIE great pain-relieyer, 81
.Iacobs OH, All CLASSES buy them.
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The following shows the range OF the ther-
mometer, az observed at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IA.M12MsF.x,7 II AN. u u. 0PX. 7P.N
al 20 20 90 81 II 70 70
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GoVRRSAESTS-Lower, but closed strong.
2, 500 ;;l.........lGoIiIs; z; IS. @ ants..-lls
0. s. Il. conponse l2G5;T P. Land Grants. ioIG
Pacific 6s Of 9S.........l29 III. p sinking fund Zig
Central PsGtachHtGl Il? Tex. Pac. Land Er'H- 90
LehIgh d Wilkes. ..-lOi
RAILROAD BosDs-R Railway MORTGAGES trading prln.
cipally III West Shore aud Buffalo iiSt, and Texas
Pacific incomes. The former after advancing 70 70,
reacted TO IN. and closed at TX.
STATE "Reminiscences compromise de-
cliucd 10 1914.
Louisiana oonSos,..- Virginia Gs...,...... SO
Tennessee GS...!..... IS Virginia deierred.... 10
Tennessee G.. new..~ IS Ex. div.
sToCKs-The market was weak throughout the
greater part Of the day. Al the opeuIug there was
meat holders. Texas and Pacific incomes had EN-.
plJyed counsel 10 assert their tights under these
bonds. Texas Pacific naturally was the greatest
sufferer. Atter tib decline tho market continued
weak, with uninpOItlnt nIlI, at intervals until 2
~, when the bnyiuE mOvtmet set In, and prices
hardened Willard 5. Union Pacific, Reading and
Jer' Genital, were ali In good demand, and an
advance Of u 10 ~ took place.
shortly before tbs ClUse Denver, Oregon & Trans.
Continental, Texas Rkcihc and Kansas & Texas
were heavy, the hFSt named selling down 70 HX
The lowest point touched Oregon & Trans ontnel.
tai Iell OIL 10 9l, Texas Pacific 70 Il aud Kansas
4 Texas 10 q. The remainder OF the list was AIM.
closing generally at or near the best ofithe day'
ahoFt interest continues Large deliveries attended
with difficulty. Many stocks command premium
for United States 0utIown owners INSTRUCTED
sgeBts not 70 lend shares. Among reports current
was one which gained crCdonee, 10 the effect that
large DloCkg Of WABASH, Texas Pacific, and Kansas
4 Texas has been transferred into Gould Changes
Ia specia ties, more important than Tor long time
Long Island dropped TO 6Sk on offerings or about
GO shares No support was given the Lt0ck which
closed at G5H. The last previously reported sale
before to-day was.70. Louisville, New Albany &
ChictHo fell OIL l3H points 10 3lk. Richmond q
DAnvllle sold down from IS 70 So, regular 50 and
Seller 20, closing al IS. A
As eompared with last nights closing, prices are
down AalM per cent for Northwestern Denver
Northern kAnhc common, OREGON q Vans Con.
tinentAl and Omaha, while Northern Paciic nrG.
lerEed,. Western Union, Central Pacific, MichigSn
Central, jersey CenIralald Reading were LSj{ her
cent higher. An officially announced EyIdicte.
headed By DreXel, Morgan d Co., Wlnslow q ca
ana August Belmont 4 Co., have made a pr0noI,
ton to the Northern Pacific railroad COMPANY ior
tho purchase Of Sls OO0worIh Of second OrtRRRe
bonds authorized TO he negotiated, The sTndi.
cate Is composed practically OF the Eame psFties
VINO negotiated the 1881 mortgage bonds, and In.
cludes, In addition 10 tho above, Drexel 4 Co.
thiiAdelphiA, MorgAn,J. q W. SelIgman q CO.
\. Won Holman 4 Co., Robert LennOx Kennedy
Y. II, Wright and frederick Billings. The NnRnce
Committe Of the Northern Pacific railroad company
Will act UPON tho pfODOsitlnn Saturday -
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quiet and htn; Rio sSlos2pc s,,..
bueu nnll aud weak; slandshI 4 ~ valet to-
ni,sIed S9taS ll.iec MolaHes uIet M ~, uau.
hlce seapy and fairly active Rn,in .,seSA
", iT9e geFat tOHAilC Pork dui ns ~;
prime steAm Soc: osiolSr ;.ss,S,a,, 80 da!
I;lvaidsc' December 1.7OA77Sc; IanISsry SgtsEhct
n !t qulet aud unchanged Chgtse am me-" -.
SHi9wSSo. oeIoeetll.-IFlOur qulc, md upcb,r,
ca, Wheat regular demand active u1sg,Sn.1ng,
snd generally lower; regular gIi,C UCintH,. S,,,u
NoEstn6efi Vl5zc DeccuiOeFf 9S14C IAhuSry s; 10
A. O9S May: NO. 2ChlCRgo EpriIs SSc w wv
~. !e1 Slhtei Com in 70 demand 4,
November; 4ssSc December. I6Sc ycAI, 49,
uaty; 4S3E%4sHc May ORH steady aud bfm s,ssl
S2IStc cab; &c October sc Move 6efs w" x.
MfISS oS aS ES a s SSGSe Nay Rye ra Al Sc
y. Pork steady and In iaIr demanI Al sI ~
y 70 cAsh: 10 6lk4iO Is October; SiO IA sysa
N9yemees aud DCcerber $40 47IsalO 50 yeSf' SSt9
AlO SIX January; SO 97Rall II FehIt,sSv fVS
demand Sctiye and weaker at 7.iSR7JOc cs,b. : \;
GI4I1Sc 'oct9bSE 7.3Oa7.S21fe November Spd ~
Gem6er: SSIoec year; 715a7, SIC jsansGySs
IA1a,,;AIHc February. Bulk meat, "a fair de@sn3
shoulders :I6c; short rio Z zoe; GhOn clear IVY
Butter and eggs quiet and unch ,pscj, NM
steady and unchanged. Call-WhCSi in f,tS
mand; declined ~ November aud Jenpsr,. ="
Snged rs May. TON IN good demand and ciS Us
her 0sS ANN. domino NIU D13 i, and DeH
AID haS. Pott tTll: decInSd ~ S,0SStoeS; yea
per yeSr And lamar lam IL III YIT'9 9I Dr
clined 211{c for yesr aud February. He
BALTIMORE. October ll.-Flou, UNCHANGED a.,
quiet. wheat western higher and ipaCliyr. NJ ~
red spot, 81 065zl 0GNI; October 81 6GIssl ~.
November 81 0154l Is; December 81 iOlsI 10
January 81 l2%Rl 1875 C0su, western bjss2ss
mixed srot C1sG2c; November 6s5i,Jac. year "
b6hc; January Is asked. Oats firm aud uriei. ~,
e e11 WY" R S,aSsc mixed $3.50; PcrnSylvAa!A9
III III ny ieIes q eSaoCG nay unchanged. IN
1,,.ot IH!Ss nsG lin Wilnout chAnge. Butte
.Ws mSS.e =, iytsVe; creamery :a
NY ~ ~ 1SIsS CoHse AlGhet; Rio CtT0s
Soit ~ WI WbisEx stS. susM PuisL md ealE
i lax. "''N 'u'e' ~ IL
nov vDo n oo,o,,o.,, ,ph.,, .,.-,....
NJ = xSTito iSSj,,I, Z; 0.,NI ASaul and dull
NJ WI Iyn,,.r w, az. 81 .gSS1aS W Nc do ~
81 OS December ST 0SS jspVG,T a "a 40 SSoSTSatt:
led 9ia95fc; rejected sic. Corn duiI n,t w, ~;
No, 2SDOl 5t3C October SIC; NoyembrI 5i ISG
January lSISc: rejected ISIIc no rfSIs d.. KS
nominally unch. nged; No zSpO, October So; ~,
yemoet SONc December SoAC Il iectcd ssS Clover
s PS me- y a. po! 4esSOer sud November
cIsctss1TS octoscr ~ i, NF, S, ,,,,
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fman then introduced.


who was received by the Grove with enthu,
Eastic cheers. The Governor spoke oil the
significance al the celebration, and paid a
t s1s9 nsaHl 20 ne tnE aud virtue Of
handful Of hardy Germans had settled al
Germantown, Pa. That colony has Ernpn
and EpHal until now there are 4,0'0 coo Cor.
mans in this country, which little mora
than one hundred years ago bad NOT b 0O, 600
all told.
1--WE who were horn here said the
speaker, have no advantages over you, We
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THE DAILY MARKErs.
Thu Rinnnc,nI World.


NEW YoRK, October ll.-Noney 2a2lS per cent,
closing offered ate per cent Prime mercantile paper
6R1 per cent Sterling Exchange banke' bills steady
at 81 Sl1I demand ABik
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Petr0leum.-z


NEW YolK, October ll.-The market was very
quiet In a general way and new business very iiSfl
aud made up Of email orders for miscellaneous,
SortmeniS and deliveries on old engagements Tho
revised prices Of Pacific CretnnneS and Cox eCo iOu
lards vii enable them 10 be iobbei nj SIC.
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cRour, WHooFNs CoueH and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by shiloh.a Cure. Sold
By McI.ain Brothers, and Alex. ]. Young.
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Ar THE FAIN GROUND.
The Addresses aud Music-A Big mud
EnthuNiRxtic Crowd.

The parade over, rush followed for the
State Fair Ground. Hundreds crossed the
suspension bridge, the Citizsrs' Railway had
more passengers than II could handle, aud the
skifi ferries enjoyed a golden harvest for sew,
erAl hours. Nearly every sIiff that left the
wharf early In the afternoon was uncomiort-
ably crowded, and many OF tho.e that return,
ed 10 the evening were dangerously freighted
with passengers. 1t was almost miracle
that no serious accident occurred.
At the Fair ground a temporary speakers
stand had been arranged In one cornern Of the
dancing pavilion. Mr.. John G. Hoffman,
ST., presided over the meeting, which waS
opened by an appropriate air by the Opera
House Band.
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is. z. & $. Q. Hnts....lIs
%. 7. bonds, iTsts.
~. T. Land Grants..i07&
y. p. sinking fund...ll6
Tex. Pac. land gr'ts.. 80
do Rio Grand diy... u
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A, SIEUENDAUH q DItUV
l104 Main Street.

Our line of black and colored
'yelyeteens, silk yelyets, plushes,
&c, is now complete, being especial
ly fortunate in securing the
leading brands, and most desirable
shades. Prices the lowest.
A.SIEDENBACH & BRO,
1l04 Main ut.
Our trimming department embraces
the latest Novelties In Passementries'
braids. Ribbons In all the leading shades,
black and colored velvet ribbons, but
tons, buckles, &c.
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THE M. Il. CONFERENCE
rAE. sgcoNo oAY,s eRocEEolNes.
A Resolution oppodus say Change ia the Pa,tO.
raj Tern Overwhelmingly Adoptsd-asm.
bsrs OF the CaudIdatss Glasses Exam.
ined-rA. Bl.hOpY Address.

The Conference assembled yesterday morn
ing at o o'clock and was called to order by
the Bishop. Rev. Samuel Steele, D. D., con-
Quoted religious services, A motion was
made to have only the names OF ths absentees
OF the previous day'ssessIon sailed, and here
after the calling Of the roll will be dispensed
with. The minutes were read and approved.
The Bishop announced the names OF the com.
mIttee In the case Of Rev. Tops: Rev. s.
Steele, Rev. G. Martin and Rev. ]. NJ. War
den. The annual report Of the committee
on ''The Book. Concern" was read. This
great interest OF Che church is reported to be
in very prosperous condition. The report
was referred to the Committee on Period
icals.
An observer cannot help being impressed
with the rapidity with which Methodist
Conference transacts business Some State
Legislatures might do worse thing for their
respective States, than to attend one Of these
Conferences to learn something in this d.
Fantinn, -
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We are showing the largest and
best selected stock Of Dress Goods
in the city. The following being
only a few OF our speciaities in
that department: Black and col
ored silks, plain and fancy fiannels,
black and c0l0red cashmeres, &c.
We cannot refrain from saying a
few words Of a class Of goods Of
which we are justly proud, and we
have well merited the.right to say
that our line is the most complete
shades best selected and prices the
lowest in the state. Wespeak0f our
black and c0lOred cashmeres, and
ask the pucblic to give them their
earnest attention before making
any purchases. For notwithstand-
ing an advance Of l0per cent on last
seasons prices, We still maintain
our old prices, which our sales Din
that department. have proven to
be the lowest.
A. SIEDENBACH & BRO,
l1O4 Main Street.
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A resolution was presented opposing any
change In the pastoral term. It was carried
BY an overwhelming majority. and yet TO any
person who reads and has paid any consider.
able attention to this subject, 1t Is very OPP
parent that there Is a great deal OF friction
and unrest growing out Of the inelastio rule
controlling the pastoral term In the Metho.
dist church. The world moves, and religious
bodies must change and modify their econo.
my as circumstances may require. ltmay
not be wise to.remove all limitation, and yet
It does appear that there ought to be some
modification 10 meet exigencies that have
arisen and will continue to arise.
A commission consisting OF five members
this conference was appointed to treat
with the Virginia conference on-boundary
lines.
A set OF special rules were presented by
Rev. W. g. Snodgrass, and after considerable
discussion and some cancellations, were laid
on the table 10 be made the special order OF
the day after reading OF the journal on Sat
urdsy morning.
The Bishop hare announced that he would
take up The second question OF the general
minutes-"Who are Members Of the Second
Years Clsss2'
VIM. B. frenzy, N. F. Dryden, Clinton B.
MBrdith, Newton N. Sommersville, Frede-
rick Cottrsll, j. s. Boorman, VIM. Hunter, G.
W. Grimes, Bedford Perry, F. N. Lynch,
Archibald Moore, James A. Martin, James NJ.
Gross.
Members Of the clsss were called before the
Bishop to anSwer the usual questions pro-
pounded to candidates for memDershlp In the
Conference.
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RAuRoAD BosDs- Railway MORTGAGES trading prln.
cipally III Vest Shore aud Buffalo iirSt, and Texas
Pacific incomes The former, after advancing % 70,
reacted 10 TX. and closed at TX.
STATE "Reminiscences compromise de-
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The first floor Is devoted to the
general sale OF Dry Goods.
The second floor has been newly
refitted, and We make bold to say
that we now have the largest and
best lighted show room for Ladies'
wraps in the State. The third
floor will only be Of interest to the
wholesale trade, Of which it isnOt
now our purpose to speaE.
A. SiEDENBACH &BR0.,
Il04 Main Street.
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Our three floors are damned
with goods. As our clearance
sales Of last season hayeplaced our
stock in such good shape that we
can show only new aud desirable
goods and latest styles. %.
A, SIEDENBACH & BRO,
II0I Main Atreat.
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We can only speak Of a few de-
partments in this issue. and our
earnest efforts to please thepnblfc.
A. SIEDENBACH &BR0.,
1l04 Main Street.
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We can now truthfully say that
never in our business career have
we been in such good shape to meet
the demands Of the public as now.
Many changes have been made in
our rooms this last season, aiming
to secure the best facilities TOR
handling the goods in our several
departments and gain the bestpOs-
bic light.
A. SIEDENBACH & BRO,
UsnI GA,.nnf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-02

Ed. 70 T-.SslLLz9zx -: Z
] he.r you hove basilsin2.y do-e Z e
a. iI.zsties in reg ri "a ;hs sEsl .vis
which has been uade. discussion for the
past tsv days
Tie facss are abo1t these: Some time
ago a man by the name of Wesley Young
came into my Office with an affidavit,
which he desired to be sworn TO. l
wrote on j: the date, and County and
Territory. and svore him 10 its con
tents. de signed II IL nv presence, and
think gave It 10 the Chief of Police.
At ali events / had no. seen il since tii
yesterday. wednesday morning Mr.
Bates called on ms and demanded tae
affidavit | told him that | did nn.
have Il. that had sworn the man 20 IT..
but that be, or some one else, had taken
IL away That | kaeg nothing of Its
whereabouts; that | belisS u the affi-
dsyIt as what he had heard Is WAS.
There were two men In the Office when
bstes called for the affidavit, and heard
the conversation. / very much dislike
10 have your paper traduce NE without
eanss, and u seems 10 BE- the result OF a
misunderstanding. 4. II. CAss.
Il. S.-Mr. woolery has just han ed
me the affidavit, which / now place or
iils.
We freely give space to Judge Cann's
centleInaniy statement. but fear he Is
laboriug under a MISUNDERSTANDING. If
the Judge did hot authorize the state
ment which was credited to him ''inat
he knew nothing of any such IN atfi-
avIt," then he was guilty of no false
hood. lie nov says that he did not
authorize such a statement, hence the
falsehood Is thrown upon those who
Published the statement without a1thor-
lty, and Judge Cam is relieved of the
charge
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-02

The Phenix Insurance Co. of Brook
Ign cid very hatterlng business last
year. of which her policy holders, as
Well as stock holders. justly feel proud
The Company cleared during last year.
above al losses and expenses, $46S.00S,
which makes their total assets $3.50 eco
and their not surplus S6t5.tV0, making
surplus for policy holders above iia-
bilities of Si.6l2,00o. Though there
we're 40 general CONGREGATIONS during
the year. there WAS u steady continue
tlon of losses from $4,000 TO $4,000
which brought the years total To an APP
Railing smount IN the ewes of soaie Of
the weaker Companies. In view Of these
facts. and the record of the Pheuix,
persons desiring good, solid, reliable
insurance shoald 90 70 pomphr.y 4
Lowmsns and ret policy in the Pne
nix. She is fully able. with her two
thirds OF million dollars net surplus,
10 meet the demands Of any possible
oonilagration. Isl 81 =
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rsen 81. raassIyeo.


The steamship Empire. Cspt. Butler.
.zi. < Sron4 H4n Er.ueisc1 January "a.
- ! o.. ck pm, and arr yed Aers
ys.sserG1y afferI1o,n. Owning oy wy of
Pot goSrs-r.d. The Empire brought
IL passengers and 92 tons Of freight for
this ps.ce. and after alscharglEg her
cargo herr, she last night proeeeded on
to sapaimo, for which she has 50 tons,
consisting of steel rails. car-vheels,
axies. machinery, etc, for the new mine
of the East Wellington Coal Company.
Her consignses and passe niger list, fur
nlsled By Purser McCoinb, are as below
stated:
Seattle consignees-Broxn Il Moran.
c z Stone & TO-, G EsmonIn- ID h How
ard, + K Morgan, Goideu Auls Bazsr,
Harrington u Smith. l Cathcart. j ID
Henry, j 81 Peariinan, j Schfobboln,
A Leach, j II Irvine. 81 Anderson, W r
Cbilbers, + ID Jorup, SiioncmlSh Trad
Ing Co, Sutherland Il Co.. Seaman q
Young, Stewart d Eoersold, Ioklas j.
Singerm4n, Valid d Campbell, and
Wells. Fargo i 20.
For New 1aeoma-A ] Whipple, c
Bsileti, hoxgate il Robinson, + emil
berg, J Carson. J kolph, j Z kowley. l.
Ii frelong d Co., Nov Lung. NJ I hatch
q Co, Otto Quaue, fincas & Packsher,
Rhodes IL Sou. ard ) ii Nolan.
For Oiympia--C X Iaicott, f 1
Gum, j G Brantisan, j Byrne, \ Tokias
d TO-, Il Iroit. and Rev & Clausens.
Passengers 81 Dermott, Miss
4 Anderson, L. Anderson, l. l. Ear
harut. ID f Hunstead, j Barry, h
FRANCIS, " III Cummings, Edward Ken
nedy, w f Sutherland, and Kenneth
| Slant.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-02

Ma. Din. ANNA Porrs. Yesler's Hall
was the sosns Of large and intelligent
audience again last night, To listen to
Z be- second lecture Of the. evening
course. The subject was 'Circnlit.on
Of the Blood" This certainly was
master piece, and We consider it the
equal, Il not superior, 10 any lecture Of
the public course. The close attention
Of the audience evidenced the interest
manifested. and attested the merit of
the lecture. Harvey's discovery of the
circulation Of the blood WAS referred TO
at length. The lecture was grave aud
gay, and full of instruction. which was
presented in the mort palatshle form.
The conclusion OF the lecture WAS clio
qusat and pathetic, and was besuti
1ul termination 10 an evening of rich
instruction. Her afternoon lectures to
ladies are largely attended by our hest
ladies, and are id to be replete With
valuable information. but a. men were
not allowed 70 attend, we are barred
from giving any report. TONIGHT IL.
"Lovs. Oourtahip and Marriage" All
are invited.
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r.. steamship Mi.~;ssip arrived
80. sao Frarriesc las. esr1'ng. ai'c
III ord coal for the ssrne port.
IT,. s.sstaer Mississippi ssilsd from
porti.ud ON wednesday f.. Se .s.le,
here 10 Get a cargo OF coal Tor 0'h
Francisco.
m. bodv of Arthur Phinney Burns
-. ~mheImed at Port Blskely, ysstet-
Sav. nv o. c. Storey, Of this CITY. assi''-
a By Or. Kollock-
Todav II observed in the Chnfci r. SIS
sha> Fe,st of the Pnrihoation. As
Erieounl Church viii oe open ioI On
~. ssrvice at 4 p.rs. Ths choir VIII
prsosios as usual at : pm.
xstoris ia TO have Nstionai Dsns'
the incorporasors being .. ". BIZ y
q A. Dolph, NJ. = bof'eh, u y
Thompson. Frank Desam anu -
spence, all Of Portland.
SO Winoard has been re-nofnlila w.
A..cc;a.e J1stice of Washington TERRI
go and confirroed. Tue nss term
iii h. his third. The present judiciary
~ ,ha Tsrritory is EoT Is COCA -
snrsd four wears longer IN Office, All its
,ne.nbers having reappoiu. nenss ID
January.
Mrs Ledger and Mrs Parkhurst we're
out so,iciting and collecting yesteroS';
v a.. hsn.Is Of Mrs. Molina. wiao~ OF
A. 49, late steward OF The Josephine. They
80 n Coods and money about SSV'
Eh;.h III, he of mneh help 10 the M
fortunate and destitute woman and her
children.
Mr.. Collins is ready 20 resume wofA
~ tha nev Occidental Eosel building.
md Nth a view 10 30 resuElssng. cslia
Co. h;ds for the necesssry sosk- He IN
tsnds 10 push she construction iroui
sb;s an % chat the nev b-lsdiog esn &c
mt ;nto "A early use ~ Ysssslsssse-- long
hssors Tire and Of the sur-s1s year. Sdoh
: honse "a badly needed here