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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-24

A FRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure, and
you can have IL by using MEADE BAKERS deli.
cious CARBoLIc MoUTH-wAsH. Itdestroys the Of.
fensive odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth, and speedily restores them TO healthy con.
dition. Price, fifty cents bottle.
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by ". l.. Staples & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l1O3 Main strut.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1854,
BY samnson & Adamson.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Sl3 Hull street, Manchester, Va.

GOMMISSION ERS' SALE OF \
~ LARGE DWELLING AND SEVEN Va
CANT LOTS IN THE CITY OF hANCHFSTEk
VA.-By virtue Of decree OF the Husilngs Couf
OF the city Of Manchester rendered at the Dee iu
Der term, 1883, IN the suit styled william tOln'r
&C. rs. Baird's administrator 81 ais, the und'' 10
signed special commissioners, Will oner for sale ~
public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1854.
commencing az 4 O'Clock l.. 81. the following
REAL ESTATE-tO wit:
I. 1863 FEET OF LAND on Co~ardin avenue
commencing Rt the corner Of Wall street, togeihr
with that large and attractive BUILDING recent
IN the residence Of the late Mrs v. J. Baird
2. 227 FEET of LAND on Wall street. inue-
diately behind the above property. which VIII Pc
divided into seven lots. All Of the above proper
H. located in one OF the most desirable parts Oft
city. and we especially call attention to tie r.
dence, as 10 + seldom such an attractive holn'
offered for sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash, and The balance
three equal insalmcnis at Elk, twelve:
eighteen months, with interest added nom day
sale the purchaser giving hts negotiable uote Z
the same. Title retained until the whole OF pE
chase-money Is paid. W. !. CL0PTON,
ID. l.. PULLtAM.
CHARLES l.. PAGE.
special Commissioners.
Immediately after the above sale will sell
public auction on the premises, general ass0rt
ment Of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN fIR
NlTURE belonging ~ the estate OF the late Mn
T.. ). Baird. n. FITZGERALD,
AdmlnistratOr.
SAMPSON a ADAasO~, Auctloneers. feZO.5t
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See the Giant Policeman and the Baby
Elephant iu Humpty-Dumpty at the The
atre tomorrow evening.
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to secure your bargains at the closing-oGt
sale OF millinery, fancy goods, hosiery.
corsets, &c. Be sure to call (oY you will
regret at 1907 Main street.
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The consignment sale OF 1ne clothing at
the Misfit Store will positively close on
SATURDAY. March Ia. A word 70 the wise
. sufficient.
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HIGH-CONsTABLE'S SALE OF GRO
III CERES, BEER-PUMP, SILVER WATCH,
&c.--I will sell at public auction on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1884,
nj lOk O'Clock A. NJ, at No. 2001 east Main street,
the following PROPERTY, 70 satisfy distress
warrants in my hands In favor Of N. Kelly %. j..
p Morrissey: Bar-Counter. Beer-Pump, l
large Glass. part barrel Blackberry BRANDY. 3
Kegs and contents Liquor, Barrels and contents
Lianor, Tables, 5eating-stoye, large PC
canters. 8 Bar-Bottles, lot Matches, so bags
smoking- Tobacco. box Cigars, 2 Dinners, ID
Bar Glasses, A Water-Buckets, lot CrockeJy,
Table Napkins, 1 silver Watch Chairs, Black
board Curtains, 8 Washboards, Brooms,
Globes, 1 lot Gas-Fixtures. Terms Cash.
n % 4. HOLZINGER, ii. G. G. X.
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by 4. II. Cook. Auctionecr.
"a north Ninth street.
by y. b. Cook, Auctoscrr.
"a Ninth street,

CTOCK OF MILLINERY, FANCY
- GOODS, HOSIERY, SHOWCASES, DESKS,
&C, AT AUCTION AT request Of Mrs Regin
Jacobs, I will sell at No. l407 Main street, on
TUESDAY, 26TH INSTANT,
at O O'Clock, the balance Of STOCK In the above
line embracing a large variety Of FREsH AND
SEASONABLE GOODS. TRIMMED AND LN-
TRIMMED HATS. &c; sIIOW-OAsgs, DESKS,
STOOLS, &C.
The attention Of the trade Is requested, as the
goods win be sold In lots 10 suit.
fe24 r. Is. COOK. Auctioneer.
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Only 25 or 80 cents to see Miaco's Hump.
ry-Dumpty at the Theatre tomorrow eve
ming.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS.
BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.
THAT CE NTRALL LOCATED
Il THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING. SIT
UATED AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
SEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS, No. 70l,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the request OF the
owner we shall offer for sale at public auction,
upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1884,
at Az O'Clock r. NJ. that VERY DESIRABLE
PROPERTY located as above, fronting on the
south side Of Clay street and running back TO an
alley. The dwelling contains eight rooms and
kitchen with two rooms; bathroom. gas, water.
and culvert connections. This property IL very
conveniently located, being near the market.
churches, &c. Also, very near and convenient to
the business portion of the city.
II is now rented to good tenant, and Is yielding
q good rent.
Persons wishing 10 make profitable Investment
In real estate should attend the sale.
TERMS: At sale. SUTTON 4 CO.,
fell Auctioneers.
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Mr.. BRApLAuoH's election to aud rejec-
ton by Parliament Is becoming automatic.
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Tomorrow evening Misco's Humpty-
Dumpty Troupe at the Theatre. Admis-
SION only % and 30 cents; reserved seats,
90 cents.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done o,
the DISPATCH PRIsTING-HoUsE. Good work,
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
UNITED STATES NARSHAL's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, February 10, 1884.
By virtue of writ of Uend. eTpO. TO me directed
from the District Court OF the United states for
the Eastern district Of Virginia, ain the case OF
shall on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2s, 1884,
NJ II O'Clock NJ in front of the custom house, on
Bank street. In the city of Richmond, Va pro-
coed To sell. for cash, the follOwlng-viZ:
ONE HUNDRED (1OO) KEGS OF POWDER.
RUTLEDGE z. HUGHES,
fe 20-td United States Marshal.
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Late Weather Report.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.J
WASHINGTON, ID. c., February 4-1:27
A. M.-For the Middle Atlantic States,
fair weather, northwest winds shifting TO
east and south, rising followed by falling
barometer, slight fall followed by rising
temperature. The cloudiness will increase,
with light snow, in the northern portion OF
the Middle States during Sunday night.
For the South Atlantic States, fair
weather. slight rise in temperature, north
west winds shifting to west and south,
rising followed in west portions by falling
barometer.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was variable
snowy, rainy, clear, and cold.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 50 {;
0 A. NJ, As; noon, Al; p. NJ, At; g. p.
NJ. 40; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, IS.
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A UCTION.-On
n MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25,
at half past 10 A. NJ, we will sell the following
GOODS at auction:
SUGAR, FLOUR, NOLAsSEs, SYRUP,
BACON, HAMS, COFFEE (greeD, parched, ana
soar, BLGING, LEY, LAMP-sHADEs,
BUCKETS, WASHBOARDS. SARDINES,
BASKETS, LEMONS, DRIED APPLES,
ASSORTED JELLIES in wood buckets,
RAISiNS, BUTTER, TURNIPs,
TIN CADDIES, MEASURES. &C, &C.
II. ii. FOX & CO..
fe24 1912 Main street.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.-Th Unity OF
IN Nature, by the author Of the Duke OF Argyll,
$3.50 Vest.gia, by author Of kismit. 81 rs; Old
shakespear, as Lawyer, s1.50; The Two Par
sons. and other stories, etc, by Col. Geo. Wythe
Hunford, $3.50 A Roundabout Journey. Warner.
81 so; Leeward by author OF Mr. Isaacs," 81. 26;
Judith, by Marion Harland. $3.50; FrOude's Luz
Their, 80 and 75c.; Life OF Luther by Kostlln.
$3.50; Bulock's Secret Service Of the Confederate
States, 2 vois.,s6. WEST, JOHNSTON co.
fe %
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REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.
FOR SALE. E


L o II 5 A l. f. q
10 PER CENT. INVESTMENTS.
S3,5OO.-DETACHED TWO-STORY BRICK,
Fifth street near Leigh: rooms
$4,000. -THREE-STORY STOCK BRICK, Main
street near Monroe Park; rooms.
S3,500.-THREE-STORY BRICK: iron veran-
da; Tenth street near Leigh: rooms.
S2,60O.-10l3 WEST CARY STREET; rooms.
S2,50O-CORNER BRICK DWELLING, west
Cary street: o rooms.
x2, 000.-TWO-STORY-A y D-B 3 u + \ T,
Fourth street near Leigh: rooms.
S2.00O.-STOC east Leigh street; in
good order; rooms.
SI,5Oo.-TWC-STORY BRICK, Pine street near
Main; o rooms.
Sl,2OO.-NEW FRAME, Vensbie street rooms.
s800.-NEW FRAME, north Fifth street; large
lot; rooms
s7OO-NEW FRAME, south First street. B
rooms.
j. THOMPSON BROWN T. CO.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers.
fc 24-lt ll13 Main street.
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RIO EDWARD J. WARREN, ESQ.,:
The undersigned voters OF the city, recog-
nj ding your past services and believing that you
are fully qualified 20 iill The vacancy occasioned
by the death OF the late j. u. Register, respectfully
request that you announce yourself candidate
FOR the Office Of City Auditor In the coming cleo
tion In May next.
u. II. Glasgow, T. :. Alfriend'
Charles l.. Todd, l. Dave port, Jr.'
Andrew Pizzini, Jr, N Rosenbanm,
Edward Cohen, T'Wllliam PemDerton,
W. g. Gunn, j. :. Tower,
". ID. Hargroye, y. NJ. Goddin,
~. X. Bowie, William u. Gibson,
James II. Capers, Henry =: cannon,
Il. Wagner, NJ. Mlllhiser,
Clement r. Barksdale, A. j. Miller,
james McGraw, Talbot u sons
Herman Boschen, Alexander w. Archer,
charles l.. Siegel, Hulcher & Ross,
A. Bargamin. Lloyd D. bead. -
John Nihony, lie II
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nAnnIpATEs roR orrrCE.

r RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY
sFT.F a CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE
or SHERIFF, subject 10 the Democratic nominal
ton. Having been Deputy Sheriff for about
In the name Of John w. Wright, Sheriff. l be-
ieye mai can discharge the dulles Of the position
safjsfnrtoriiy and II elected I pledge my best
efforts 10 that end. LEWIS Il. WINSTON.
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WANTED, $500 CORDS OF TAN
w BARK. We wish 10 contract for the above
amoant Of chestnut-oak and spanish oak bark. 10
be peeled this spring. Terms cash. For further
information rs TO price. &C., call at our Office AZ
Manchester Tannery and sumae Mills, or adj ress
A. ID. SHUTHELL co.
&c 6-3m# Manchester, Va.
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BY Quarles & McCurdy.
Real Estate Auctioneers.


COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF A LOT OF LAND, WITH A SMALL
FRAMED TENEMENT THEREON, No, 1921
VENABLE STREET.-By virtue OF decree ~
the Chancery Court Of the city OF Richmond, 'l-
tered oil the Dist day Of February. 1884, in ile
cause Of Belyin's executor, who sues, &c r'
Forence's administrator and heirs, the unet-
signed, special commissioners thereby appointed
for the purpose, will proceed TO sell at public tAc-
ton, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2S, 1884,
at A. o'clock i. NJ, the above described RIAL
ESTATE, fronting ON the south side Of Nenshie
street 2 S-l2 feet aud running back on IT, west
ern line nc right angles with its front l6l feet
inches and on its eastern line irregularly, with
the use Of an alley on the east
TERMS: one third cash; the remaindsr az slN
and twelve months. with interest from day Of sale
the purchaser give negotiable nstes therefor and
secure the same 10y deco of trust on the property.
GEORGE =. HAW,
SOL. CUTCHINS,
fe % Special Commissioners.
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Boston Chips.

the best things for colds. Antoni has
large supply.
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DOR RENT, A VERY DEsIRA- O.
II BILE AND CONVENIENT SEVEN LIZ
ROOM FRAME DWELLING with all necessary
convenience, situated on west Cary Just above the
corporate limits. Rent moderate 70 a good tenant.
Apply at GEORGE r.. ANDERsON'S Grocery,
west Cary street, just above the dwelling.
fe 2i-ltf
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WANTS.

Wy ANTED, APARTNER WITH FIVE
w THOUSAND CASH TO increase well
established and growing business. Any guarantee
asked can be given. Communi catiOns strictly
confdential. Address WANTED"
fe 2l-ltE care Letter-Carrler No. 2.
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DOR RENT OR LEASE-THAT&A
Il DESIRABLE MARKET-FARM of eight l.
acres with good dwelling and out-houses, half mile
from city, on the road leading from Seventeenth
street TO the Catholic cemetery. Possession at
once. Apply on premises to JOSHUA 5. TAYLOR.
fp 24-3tf
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-10-11

confused and quadriiateral canvass in
snatching the Presidency, it will be by
the aid of good men who have super
stitlous yeneration for their party, aud
bv the aid of men who have openly
declared his unhtness before he was
nominated. | know how painful it IS
to break the ties that bind one to an
organization possessing SO great past
as that of the Republican party. But
parties change swiftly, II Mr.. Blaine
should be elected, new chapter will
he opened. The magnetism OF repul-
sion would doubtless, i'll four years,
drive forth what is best in the Repub-
lican ranks; the process Of attraction
would bring into it's innet circle the
Mahones and the Crin3masters Of the
| great cities, and would confirm the grip
of the star route and whisky ring men
on It's machinery. 1t will no longer be
question of reforming the party.
The men VINO in their ,outh rejoiced IN
it's victories over slavery and disuuion
will then have to join with the young
men of this time in tealing down the
plaaue-infested structure that their Owl
hands helped to build. Respectful,
yours, EDWARD EGoLEsToN.
To George Walton Green, Esq, Sec
re,aiy of the National Committee o
Independent Republicans
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-10-11

The CONCRETE CONTINUOUS PIPE.

Who have Spring Water to introduce into ta:r barss
and houses, for family irrigation should use
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LOUIS BELFILS
THE LATEST IMPROVED mAcHyEs

Gail and soc at Louis BcInls' Matchmaking store =
good bargain to every one wishiag TO buy Sewing
Machines.
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~~-----~--------~ssr
A aauGE CONTRACT.

The Spokane Rspisss has bat one dc.
sire left. Il isn't ereditahle. but Just
now ws have no doubt OF iss sincerity.
All We ask In the world" says our
irats contemporary, "is the privilege OF
running a paper 10 this Territory when
some man from Seattle runs for q high
oiiics on the Republican ticket. and il
don't treat him 10 lively dance IL will
b. because We won't know hew.n WHY
Seattle. Mr.. RsVisss Mani What will be
the penalty inflicted upon a candidate
Who happens 10 hail from either Of the
sixteen other counties which gave ma.
jorisies to voorhesss II punishment In
TO be melted out to these Republicans
who refused 10 support the railroad
platform In the late campaign by voting
for Major Armstrong. We would respect.
fslls suggest that the Rsss<ss can make
. fair beginning In iis own county OF
Spokane. where she Republican eand,.
date for Delegate ran behind his ticket
faliy $50 votes. The fact Island "a
this We direct the especial attention Of
the Rssss-thas in bat two counties Of
snss Territory - 20 vat. Stevens and
Pisrce-did Major Armstrong receive
the full support of bic party. In the
strongest Republican counties. as a
rule, hts loss was the most pronounced.
When the Rssisss starts cot 10 punish
Republicans for repadiasing railroad
aiesation at he late election. /. viii
snter upon an undertaking strongly re-.
ssm6lina that in which the " tail sries
70 YEA the dog" The Rrsisss NAV be
- malicious as ooskling. bat II isu,,
nearly so brainy."
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Oar Sunday morning contemporary.
the Star. has succeeded In aronsing the
Ire Of the Nee North,sesf, Mrs. Duni-
ways paper. The casks bsih in this casa
h found In an editorial ar icls Of the
Star commanding tho course Of the
posr. IETrLLIoKscEa In the late poiit-
icai campaign and accrediting this joar.
nal with dignifisd and impersonai dis
oussion Of prominent public topics. We
earnestly sympashixs with oar Sunday
contemporary, and advise prompt
cessation Of debate. Neither glory nor
benefit can b obtained In ar9uing with
. phonograph.
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asos's counsy poiieo W. votes al the
iasu oasos''u.
There ARE COZ saloons and 81 breweries
In the Territory.
kittitas county has I'll 900 bushels of
grain waiting market.
Attention ID directed 10 the advertise-
mens Of the PaQet sound Furniture
Company.
Governor Watson O. Sou no arrived
from Olympia ON the steamer Harvard
last night.
In Asotin county the town of Asoti,
secured the county s.,at nv ,nainritv ~
2lT over Ihson.
IN. s,ak.ca yl.,.n..,, ..a =.
la ..,.s 81. . 1900. s aas aIuaeo ~
Chew slah rnines.
IT,. .ta.t,, - n.. a. ~
sssn.'ss sss,s. ~ S =. y. 500 ~ Doue-
0s s a as 49,. se we "esween
a1 -''saaa
yaa; sa ~no ~. 1870 ass,s ol .ae ,lec1ion IN
and net vat.s ere r@is ~ si'S''o" nay
s0'sVa'
A meeting - called for Monday at 2
?, N. OF tue ladies' OF the First M. n.
ohureh. A full attendance Is desired.
Spokane Falls reIoicss in . ,ter warka
that throw a stream. through pipe, l75
fest horizontally and twice n high az
tue taliest oaiidinR In tswn.
Miss Osfrander Of Michican. who has
been spendinq the sumaer in SeAt,le.
with her sister, Mrs. J. j. post. has r..
turned ta Der Eastern home.
"Popa will be PLAYED here nv Kat.
Castleton next "Wednesday night. This
In Hates greatest play. and on that occa-
sion the Standard will he ian med.
s,ool no,,h 40 SAT-. -. .. :.
ecrS,tsn,, Tna s.rsss = .s - nne
- 49, "a =. 49, - sooa' slA inones
an cav w.nser m p,oss NV rns mppsa TOT
ranges. ~ ''e
IA. ~ 49,
$50. A ~ va a. A. DlovA 70, or the
NJ ns,.n s...ss uss oesn dissolved,
s...as,s. a ae oaaihess wiil
$50 - css,, nasvssa unusr tns nrm
1".e ~ >A"seak ~ sounson.
ihe young folks ne Port Blakely are
arraneinR for general good time on
a. aak, .. Lay, 70 emu mp In the
$500 s VIII osi, ana supper. The
$3.50. a.sA ~ sae psaoo nave taken tue
$500. ~ uAna. waion 10 an assurance
saas ~ ~n' DC success.
Prof. l.. ]. Powell retained from Ia
coma last night. He has aitsaAdsd both
lectures OF the celebrated divine Joseph
Cooke. The Professor saws thai Mr..
Cooke 10 very much iisappoln ted AZ the
failure OF his managers 20 make ar
rangements for lecture In this city.
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mind
the Real Headquarters Dry Clothing Is
GREAT AND POPULAR STORE

To start the boom we will sell Domestics for
the next 60 days:
Bales, Z yard wide, unbleached Muslin at cents.
Bales, yard wide, heavy Unbleached Standard
Sheeting, lie.
Bales, yard wide, fine Sea Island Cotton l-2c
Cases, yd wide, soft finished Bleached Muslin, &c
asses, yard wide, Muslin, SC.
Cases, Hills Semper, Bleached Sheeting Mus
lin, lie.
Gases, yard wide, fine Cambria Muslin, at l0c.
Canton Flannels at Mill prices.
BIeached. 8 l-2, 10, - IL, Is, Is 2S, 20, Is.
Unbleached, 8 1-2, 10, IL IL, Is, Is 2-S, co. Is.
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49,
Rev. I. csrison, poe1Dx - ~ 8wsaish
Lutnsran Cnurch. VII peeesh IL t.
bessmeuf Or the Conzreo4tiounif :hnfoA
on xeoond street. soday 81 3 o1si0ck pm
and next Wednesday evening u 7:n
Chr5sfi4n Church, on Senses strssf,
keswe<n Third and "Reminiscences q
II q "a. anj Z p. M, oJ The pastor e.
DiIfArd Holman pubsic cordially invst-
ed Sundsg School af 10 y m. Nom
ing subject Credibaiify Of The kesaf-
reefian.m
Plymouth Conversational Church =
Morning services only, By Rsv. Clark d.
Davis.
Epissopal Church Trinity. corner
Third and Jefferson stroets-kev. Geo,
Herbert Watson, Rector, will hold d.
vine service morning and eseninR; San
day school, 10 . n.
Episcopal Chapel (Ths Go0d Ship.
herd, csruer second and Blanchard
ssrssts-Sundas school, p. m; even
ine service ~ Z.
Battery Street. Methodist Episcopal
Church, IL the CORNER OF BAKERY and
Third streets. North Seattle There viii
be preaching morning and evening b
shs pastor, Rev. L. A. Banks. The theme
OF the morning sermon viii be " Toe
Gospel Of Work. In the evaning the
fopic viii be The Yoke and the Crown.
y sneFs In attendance; strangers are sci
comed and made 70 feed at houne.
First Presbyterian Church. corner Of
Madison and Third sfFeets-T The paztol
viii preach In tne morning on The
Prayer that Prevails,r and In the even
inc on . The Faith Of Jonathan Sab
bath School al 1880 p. m.
First II. z. Church, Second and Co
Izmbia stsects- Morning service Ct ii,
Theme "Christ's Methods Of Saliva.
tion.s Evening service al Z. Theme
/" Healing through another's Stripes
Sunday SCHOOL ut 1870, DIR. X. Willard
superintendent. All invited, seats free
J. N. Deniso0, pastor.
Weller Street NJ. z. Chapel Preach.
ing at p. NJ. by John N. Denison, pas
tor. Theme: Gods Friends
Second Baptist Church. on Jefferson
street, between Ninth and Tenth streets
Rev. James p. Ludlow. acting pastor
Services at II o'clock q. M, and Sunday
school st close Of morning service. The
public Bible reading, usually held at
p. M. will be suspended until furtheI
notice. No evening service.
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FIauRxo 1T Down CLosE.-It would
be interesting to know where thssOr-
sgosias obtains its so-calied "oficiaI re-
turns" of the election in this Territory.
In its issue OF the 2lst instant it gives a
table of majorities in the various coun-
ties, and says they are all official with
ono excspsion-Donglas county. For q
wonder this table elects Voorhees, by q
small majority. Upon this result the
0ysgoafaa's arithmetic man Is 20 be
congratulated. A slight examination Of
this table discloses errors in the maiori
ties of seven of the counties. Taking
first the Voorhees, column, we find Clai-
lam put down at 50. The official ma
jority in rs. Franklin, 2; il Is In fact 4.
Mason. So; official, 78. Skagit, %; off,
eial. 50. This Is variation against
Voorhees, Of IS. Take next the Arm.
strong column, the majority in Pacific
is put down at I47; IL is in fact Ia Spo'
kane Is put down at 392; she official ma.
jority IL 343. making a variation in favor
Of Armstrong Of 81, or an aggregate Of
errors amounting to lila wide enough
margin for all practical purposes. Ine
returns published BY as for more than a
week past have shown these facts, and
the same figures were, or should have
been, accessible to the Oregonian.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-23
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Tina rLAgE To REgaN.

Now that the election In ,hs 'r.,-,,..
is about decided. and Tue vote Il ~ s 81
az TO surprise every bedy. IL il easy IA -.
woere little work could kays 49,
Done and changed the entire co,nnaaxs
ion OF The ngufes. --Spakaae Rersrss.
Certainly. Had the work been preo.
sfiy dome at the Territorial conveusi.n
ave hgsrss instead Of three wind has
Been fsaaised 10 state the majority. "a
vonid, moreover, have been eu the osher
SIDE Tbs place 10 besln q sueoss.sal
eanpAien ID in tia convension. PEI.
haps the truth Of shis very old and VEN.
grated doctrine viii At iast dawn un.n
tbs shrswd Republican politicians a.
washington Territory. The Dsmocrs,s
caught on promptly.