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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31
EyoEgrIos OF TaE BoTCerr.

For several weeks past Thomas Nc
Oarthy, ems Of the principal bRiukmakers
Of Albany. has been boyeotaed By the
hrieklayera o. thas city. The reason
for this boycott is thai Mr.. Mccarthy
furnished brick 10 John Saith, prom
inent builder In The central part az this
STATE, and who has large contract for
the erection Of bnildinR for the Young
Meas CHRISTIAN Association Of Albany.
saith employed non union men IN the
construction Of this building, 10 which
the union bricklayers 0bisct. Failing
20 have Smith discharge mis- nsn- union
men, the hFiokiayers tried % infusncs
Mccarthy 70 withhold his brick from
Smith, aud thus cheek the progress Of
the bnildina. Upon Nj. McOarthy'e
refusal 60 comply with this demand, che
1r. McOaxthy'a bFiek upon any Of the
several builaings now in course Of cree
ton IN Albany, and boyoots was inan-
garated not only IN Albany, bus Goa
aiRnments which had beea sent 70 New
YORK we're returned TO him. as the ma
s0as OF New York had also. been per-
susded into the boycott. The master
builders Of Albany espoused tbs Q soBa
OF Mccarthy two weeks aimee. and al
the various caFpsnter shops, plumbeEs,
paiRtsrs and masons quit work and re-
NAMED idle for upward Of q week in an
attempts % have the briekiayers remove
the boycott, hat every attempt In this
dizeetioR has proved futile. A new exit
cut Of the dIfhsulty has been discovered
and Is very likely TO settle the matter
speedily, although u Was somewhat
novel in its character, and vas bFoaRhi
about in this manner: Mccarthy an.
nulled bis contract with Smith and
promised the masona 70 furnish him no
more brick. o. Tuesday Lass theFsupou
The mas0ns Immediately raised the boy
colt from his brick. On Wednesday
every brick dealer in Albany began far
nishing Mr.. Smith With brick, from tue
largest 10 the smallest, there was no ex-
peption. (except Mr.. McCarthyl; every
yard furnished its quota. Tbs result Of
this move u thas, IN order 10 be consist
ent, the bTickiayeFs will be Obliged 90
boz colt every briekmakeE 10 Albany
with the single exception Of Mr.. McCaR-
thy. This would seem 30 give AF. No
farthy's brick q large demand during
the present fail; but, 70 add 20 the pres
ent complication. Mr. Mccarthy an
nounces that his brick is all sold 90 out
Of tewn parties, and be will have little,
II any, 10 spare for the Albany trade.
The question nos arises, what are the
masons going 20 do a0out it9 Are they
going 20 boycott ali the brick IN Albany
and remain Idle for an indehnite period.
% are they going 70 staltify themselves
BY acknowledging that they are only
able 70 boye0tt the weak ana poor, baf
have to submit peacefully 70 she rich
and stfcnQ.-Bradstrest's
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MAKE a sTAKE-
FARMS RR sac.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS PoR
n sale al O. part q his farm. Il mi5ee
from Seattle and 3 mites frnrn tie rew
bach rad se3 acres e. sarvays 4 81 Kirr
CountF eurvey1F. Said farm - aurv~Ve,s
on int III acFe loea aaa i Al lFVei -
nearly aa b1itan land. and vel nsar,teS
- hop, EarceA Or bay cnlfura ~ Vg'hite
River coansy rUad runs through re pl9,s.
p1st ct1ce acrcas the road fvra s,-f.-SI.f
house9 ard q church within thrVe,sa@--
tern q . Ealle e the premsses ard 80.
rcad depct only half q n le awsT. II 4
st1a1ea IN DaWamisA river ValleT. ~
tie riNeT Eans al aroan1 thres slfea ~
TIE p zce. and Eoo1 water. No hruMh -
slz1esr On ne plaza; 4 b al u Ernes .
bay an4 Wo1ld Eake q seed taiFT farrs.
Alsa farm a. newatto, Masan roonfT.
~ i6e aces decided lad. ms 800 K
neariy al GOOD beaver dan ianA grsFl
Wa1ered and easfly cleAred. prinrau1flT
snail uillsu hrcAh Thers 4 aasE cieHrs
81 Aoo4z u aclea q god hanss and 80
e4rns curn SaoaRh AS Tor swo cows ar,a
. pair - ho' 80. rald fam i y ll a = -
e b hnp culture ard han3y . sAa<r -
llase.s aisoa. whegs pieksEa wiz alWays
b A. had
Terms easy. Fur further paruru,.r,
A9dEcE4 eikher - ieesrr - parSsn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

ALL PERSONS ARE HRREBY eau
"A taoDeo ms % ue8eae1 unon The fci-
E1ltot Bay and Withfn the uurn0rRfe iiIW-
ne Of the city q 1aeftie BarinnlnF q
the soathFas4 conner e lot Z sactiaa a
lGWnf hip = nrrth. ranzs > est thence
north II t5-l1a chainEs ehence Maat Is - 10
chalne - he osoForEuseEf maander III
q kLliot Bag tosnee eoufheasteEly aionr
3 SeiN chains - the pfaca % hezinnfB4--
p ticniAFly b drlrinz pilaz. dennslt A.
eaf1h e. alone. 81 Ii any Wav isleFf. ring
win Or ohHtEuql IA th8 naturni nupFuanh
b. the waters Of killof Bay 70 ths uIesf-
efn o. wAte< frout thereof v thaut wrff-
IN perm aaioa from he unders RneA.
FRANCIS ". JANE7
PoF4 I9wnasnd. 0ce IL isA eciaa win
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31
NOTICE OF SALE.

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT or TIN
II Third Judicial District e. Waahingaan
Territory. heldina terms q Saa1flo. u Ktnr
county Wsehington Terreovy.
Nc. sole-samdsl 4. Hoyt, hbsllsnt, ". TIE
Steamboat Gold Dust. her enainea, boilers,
tackle. apparel ana furniture responEont
Melee 4 hereby given khat, uheEssa. ~ q
decfee q he shove eatiiicd Court entesed 81
reeoRd b said G .uF ca the eth dag II O.
tooef, 1888, tho above named siaamooat 6oi6
Dzsf, her sagires boilers. taekis, appassi ans
furnltare, usrs condsuned AID ordered % D.
seld IN he manoeF provided b. laW, q snaWes
H. prayer q the absve named libelant and
fntsfvenitg lfhslIantss
Therefars. unl saIl Eaid steamboat, her
onaine4 boilera. t1ckle. apparel and furnl
turo. ~ puhlie auotton, 90 the bfahent hiad 81
f.F eash, q 7. ". Laks's ahipyArd. 20 tie CT,
e seattle. d kina oeunlr. MashinEfan Ter
Eiiory, - Ten ii0l o'eioek IN ths fo-enoon. o.
Noscay. TIE - day o. Noxemosr. l88a
Dated the "a day of OoobeF. 1855
IL. HAMILTON,
Uaftsf States Marshal for Washinelon FER
ritoEy. oez3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31
STEAMER TRAVKL. ET0.
STEAMER HELEN.
F0R c0LBE. P0RTs ORCHARD aNB
WASHINGTON.

STEAMER HE.EN. WE
- Eilia Mas1aE. leaves "a arrinrl
tun e smith whArf 9oAftia. every Nnr.dS -
tseinealAg and tridaT. e 20 : N. f6I
CclbF. Milc1elfa Pant. had ~ porf o.
n turnimR leave heAd az pert w aahl nefnr
e. 81 q n. hoad e Port Orchard a. n n
~ MilrteiIa Posnf e loeE :. NJ. CaihF IL
~ 1ETlFlNM e Gatzla about - NJ n.
HezNang. Ihnrgtag und BataranY. dW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

For Sale.

R00 70 sOOAcEEs Or
OVVEAnd adjoining the
eeattls, Laks Shore and Eastern
Railroad.
We have lands b. the aere in
side Of The ctr hmits.
Ten o. IL residences some Of
them very good
-Four business properties on
Commercial street, and some fre
blocks on Front street
One e25, 900, one 80, 900, enc
5000 and one $500 piece Of
property on Second street
Three Saw Mills One Hotel.
One improved block IN Com
stock addition.
Stock farm Of 1000 acres.
several small farms.
so, Geo stock Of Goods.
Aots ana docks IN All parts Of
the city.
We think now il as good 9
time 70 buy property in Seattle
Is there Wlll ever be. The time
Is not far distant when Seattle
viii Be the recognized railroad
centero Puget sound, and when
this fact becomes established ii
viii Be too late 70 buy property
cheap.
HEFNER & DESHOx.
oe5 2081 Commercial street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

E8Sin De L&ou. aethcr of = The Khs-
dives kgsptr eontxibutee 10 The No
vsmbex H@Tsrss thrilling chapter u
inner kegp-s. - 80 - :. ~
1s.s.sis~ a. - Mon1siich, - epiaodn
" Kheaixa Ismaifa rsiEn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

1se SEA ana a1lictea s11ai1 aat fal b en- q
htE- Lhauusinr hns visited he hasnlfaia ~
AlFzpe a1d ee1aira6 RrGa4 Sea- a. Va1naafa
inisEln1laea Hkieh b . ccn1ss1sut ts lmpsIt
- t1o14 ~ 1eed e. his aarWic1s. d. aIBnCN
vii Eake - chHEFe unlsla - sEneia enfe
fez4o1s eEr96 e. hama. Cafl o. wrgte. All
cpl11zlnic4stena aFicfiy eeuada1fiai. send
~ solar ca q baekaEe o. undiclus. a..
ar1ss Oh. ,. =. 01BBOs. Bcz EaE3. ST. Frao.
ctao1. oal. Mentfes PnsE- fNEKL1ngKsuFn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31
PuRLlc aPgAKIMc.

Hen cAasles u. BrndshsW. Rspahlican can
didAls for Delegate 20 ooasreas, J. Q. Hainea
and osher able speakers. viii adarsss thaiF fsl-
iou citi1sna ~ the felioging tnss and places
Back Diamond. Monday. Nov L atIpm
Seattle. Monday, Nov. !, Ct 80 , m.
1ha respeetiye County csofrnl Committees
are hersqy requested - farnian snitabls hAliu
aaa music ior The eccasion, ard Repubiioan
seuapapars ere reQ aestsd te pahlish tbs ~
tca- ~ order Of tha Tegriiesial Csnlml Com.
mittse. BAX1kk, chairmAn
4 D. AxTEDSR, sesseiary. soidw
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SNOQUALMlE FALLS

Tux sEAIrLR sQUAK AND sNo-
= eaainzte IrAnEBsnrtas&oa ConnRnY a
49, Fref4red - eArFy razaaarars ~
t.e.set ttss1i eeattie - c1equAlmla ana
altFatcA. The sha1sass Qltc3 80 - -
re1se % neach TIE tAmous aaaaaafr1I.
fAla4 aop rk1chs4 and hnntlnr 40 80
iHF aroGnaaef tAai FaRina.
1Wo alaEea dny from SeAat1a Il saaak
leaFtAE 4. =. Slc1es Eroaary nsnra -
q - a14 y -. tpf furthaf pErsieaiara
aEs.y - 4soaaN gEpcerS gtoRa ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

EA< rsatSn tAas T1sasnals sannss 81 cured a.
sEAlEAL wEAEEESs. loss o. NaN
HOOD. cd flsrurzlf q a5ass. dissass e. srsssnss
y sEfag q = piirafic4 caflad PEOGTf T0E-
h9EA. DR.. EFEBTGss fETTGORAFoR Il
tas ON Tcsys gor PE0sTA roRRHEA Pr4es,
go per pecfags. . psrtagss. slaeo. eaids .
hl.rii1 cd SCI -Aaaipsf ~ frce. Adinsss LIZ.
HfG D{aPEN6AR Per Disease a lfsa.
tf1 FearN 81 aan $780,. "a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

W. w. EeWlin. Esq, Republican can
didate for Prosecuting Attorney, and Il
h. AndroWA hsq., viii address tae citi-
sns Of
Colby, Monday, Nov. I. At pm.
Rorf Gambia Monday Nov l. 10 d. m.
ee98lH .. RAXTER. Chafrnian.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31
The Last Chance
TO BuI WATER FRONTAGE on
ELLIOTT BAT At REASON
ABLE PRICES
81 to 81 per front foot
W.. s aA !, sEES APPOINTED
LADD'S ADDITION"
81 to 81 per front foot
WE HAVE BKEN APPOINTED
w agents for
" LADD'S ADDITION"

To the city Of Seattle. which comprises
iosa 4. ! and 3. Of section ~, and ios !, $50
ton IS. townkhip 8 nurth. range cast
near smiths Cove, and We araanthoFiEoa
70 sell TIE same Ter fr0m 81 70 81 pr front
foot 90 Elliots Bag. aud Erom SIS 70 SO
Per lol not water frontage.
thar part q the city. and y beautiI1llY
aid cut according % TIE Topography o
PSrties investing In this property now
cannot help but make monsy.
Title. y. ). patent % w. q Ladd. the
F1EGAnd millionaire banker Warranty
dceu from Laid and wife % Geo. B. KIT
unger. fiAtte1 ~ kttttnRaf. who VII
give warranty dsod. No BETrkR rrrLn
A few 6ooks oniyfor sale q these prices
1ho outire available wuter froataTe Il
SeAttle. Including Laddia addition, does
nos excaed foar mLlea. and certainly wlll
nos be sufficient ava ytara hence TOR tne
M ne oaatnee9 % the Puget Sound DIS
tftcG Uaf solid bnstneaam n have grown
rtcA ny Investing IN similarly isoatea
prepert9, which haa Increased tn value
tar b ycnd thets mast sangutno kopea A
few collars lnvssled here. = trip % Aurope
for few yeArss and yonr rsturn VIII INA
yoa wealthy. hiak few doliars 70
MAKE A STAKE
Do not buy this property Til You ana
cut pftcea - Adjoining properly. aud i
he price asked 60 us is 400 - per cent
sam thaA yea can get ether proparty ID,
iaininR. or IN thai vicinixF, We viii max
ygu . p.eaa1t q q nlock. Try Il and SEQ
n. i've VII eive $40 per acre aos
ever acre 81 land within q nile az thiI
Addition, N any diEesnoa-
@. G. PHlMMEY q Co.,
REAL KsrATE BROKERS
James street.
an9saw Opposite oociasnlal Hotel.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

D0IKRsBUMT on AL BzsCKEe
y sssrs 1 3D. I sasi su 80 q
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Hill AM1 MERVogs nIllll.l

WARE a. k0NGAKKR. II
Graduate q Wonans Msdioai CAN
a kennaY lguuia-
Once and rel asnce. Garner r'Rerrr a.
Third ssro11a. Ollca honr1 fr1rr 4 - 8
and ffom % o'clock.
Particular az1entlcn glvun b Ia raak
Consultations q KnQllah ard 01rrs7'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

ezkrELE. Mzrch & In.
UR. Il. -. LloE0kxnk- -Dsar e7r- ~.
JEAN nad been AFFECTED vita : n.r@
painful feellng IN ny fnrahenH 80 9
nlE11 ! would b tEu1hIed vie ''1.'E
1F1a4hlnE. cguEainE and exnsstrrsI' -.
20 tnat had nHE hElla rea2. 4 va w~sS
llllseranle tru1a tcis caaarrh a - 49,
aoses als1 Ne azt1nla, frr which / o11H
curAol8 when 1 sought ynur nars ..eS
sreatu,ens. trum which / rseeiva3 r,
y afcW daT4 resulting h Z pcln.1.7
curA
Frsm what know a. nr. Eanaaass
pro11Nsinnai skin and rreMamnat Il 1H'i
ca1 mosf heartily rocommend ~ -
sll1eri1E Lem 4l3oase . hlm VIZ -,
assuraace t1At tAey VIII rccalEa nln AZ.
manA CEARE u naIIf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31
For Sale.

ONg or THE BEST PAYING 10
" acre farms in kiRg county, situated
9 \ miles porth q eeattls. o. telegraph
road. hight acres In small fruit 15o hear
ing fruit trees 3 acres bottom lad IS
&C e. unde< cultivation Rood eel and 8
VII ha sid cheap Fer farther UaFffcu-
lAFs adane8 X ID. pAEKER
ssattis, O. apply = him e he premises.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31
Cows for Sale.
WAITED.

NINE FRKsH MILK cows WITH
IN young calves. Inquire Ct the CITY
stables or u loc29l A. J. BAKER.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

DooKKEKPTNG ONLY, BY A GOOD
tally emgloyea. Address box $50 IS
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DissOluliOn Of CODartneTshIT

FTaHk FIRM HERkFOFORE ENIST-
III Inc nAaef TIE name AAa ~ i q Maid
~ CAnape 81 Aasng hasiuesa in he cfty Ct
mutual caoeeaG Jamcs CslnFnasi haNiax
Purchased he Natire tnscrest % h. ".
HAi4
AHdsAis Aaa liabilities q TIE late erra
a Waid X Canpeoii have bees assumed
~ SD CanapaalL aa1 al deass ard ~
ccuDts oWin9 q said asas Arr 10 - psAa
e hini u. NJ. WAIn
JAMES & kMfREI.lA
Sealsies W. r. Ohct ~ iSSi ocifaWtn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31
TREES AND PLANTS.

A VERY FlNE VARIETY or
Plants are respectfully on Cd 10 ~ ~
he tor the fnd trade.
Ufdsr early. send for price list and d.
ecr1flNe cataicFre 70 he CIoFeraaia
fEust fAr.a and fonltry y Ard. Soarlie-
- ". n. DAVIS. Prup.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

GOOD GOVERNMENT CLAM or
" about 100 acres. Wikhin Is miles of
Seattle must Be No. farm land and
tion. siata improvements. Il any, and
termA address I. K B.. : this eIace. 29s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

Third and Foursh Class-AIrs Mary
HoshleE, L W CurFie, ] " Barker. P :
Brown. o. J. OARRs P. n.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

TIE follswinz telegram vas ssesived
By tie CeLaRisf'
B0sroN, Mass. Ost. - 1885.
lutervie9 Spronle What be inteBds %
do about fortune ieft IN Boston law
yeKa hands for him. A. A. RoWxM.
MAnagina RdiGer Gaate.
Cosonel Szsst1s tod Sproute % his
fogtnne YESTERDAY moFninR. Is was
thaaaha Il wsald be haAFtleas 20 inarart
be infoFaati0n % the con
temaed n8an n the last hear 81
his existeuoe. Ths Rrisoner, however.
Feesived the news very esaliv. and said
claim Be had IN The asards By Congress
% he kFensA spoiiiation claims.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-07
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Matters to Come Up Before the Chi
cago Convention.

Matters TO Come Up Before the Chi
cago Convention.
Rev. Thomas Boone, rector OF Christ
church, Is in Chicago in attendance st
the trlennial convention Of the Episcopal
church OF America. The canons instl-
tuted at these triennial conventions gov
ern the common Episcopal church in this
country, as those made at tine diocesan
conventions govern The church III each
State. A movement will be made as al
ready announced in the NEWS, TO change
the name OF the Episcopal denomination
from "Protestant' To 1.-The Churcn in the
United states OF America" IA the PhiIa.
delpnla convention of 1883 adjourned with
the matter still in cons Iteration Dy the
| committee. A court OF appCRl VIII also
be petitioned for this time 10 correct the
present law of the Episcopal church,
which makes the Judgment OF q diocesan
court upon any clergyman charged before
II fDal.
The report OF the committee on the re-
/ vision OF toe prayer book, composed ot
seven Bishops, Clergyman and laymen,
| who were appointed 10 attend Ia this work
IN the convention OF 1880, VIII be heard
from again, as usual, but IN ali PROBABLE
! ity " no momentoue purpose. In Phila-
! uelphia, in 1888, this COMMITTEES submitted
! u bound volume OF resolutions and the
! hook rs II would read Ia Its revised state.
! This report has since hen been before all
| The diocesan conventions, ana will come
up this time for dnaI usposi-
| ti0n. II ~ generally understood
! by all Episcopal clergymen, however.
| that nothing will be done IN regard 10 tue
MATTE. Bishop Backwlth says: "The
history OF the book OF common PRAYER
maniests great caution on tho part o. tive
! church in making any change in its fOrtna
OF worship" He thinks it hardly proba-
! bic that any change will be made this
/ year. The Bishop says that the move-
meut is eighteen years Old, but has 0uly
| commanded the attention Of the general
/ convention since the wear above given.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-07
EAIl CintliInR-

We are now ready for our friends the pub
lie with the prettiest stock Of Gents, Youths
ana Boys Clothing that has ever adorned our
tables. Material selected personally and the
goods W ade up under our supervision and in
ttruciiOus. Suits in the latest fashionable
shapes,cutS and styles. Everything put t0geth-
er in wo-kmanlige manner ana guaranteed
equal 20 the output OF any merchant tailoring
establishment, and 1T prices ia keeping with
The lmes. and our reputation for selling the
best clothing for the least money. Oar tailor
continues 10 make needed changes in suits
without extra expense 10 tue purchaser. The
leading shapes in mats will be found here, nj
prices away under fancy furnishing store
hguTeS." sea enable Underwear. Neckwear.
Hosiery. etc,
We invite special attention to our stock
this season, which includes many styli,h nov
elites. School suit. and knock. about" suits
for oyS speciality. From time TO time de-
tailed information will be given. aek Of
space excluding much we want TO say. A
ful' line OF wedding and full drezs suits for
gents. Come and zoos through our immense
and handsome stock. l6l Congress street.
b. II. LEVY x BRO.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-07
BARNUM EN- ROUTE.
The Rarnum and London United
Shows Here Next Week.


shows Here Next Week.
The advance guard Of Barnum's great
shows is ''billInG'' the country for miles
around, and is making other necessary
arrangements for the coming of the show
on Friday, Oct. 10.
The Barnum and London United Shows
Is the only circus that ever gives exhibit
tIons in the great city of New Hork-tbe
metropolis OF the natiOn-which it. does
every spring, opening there in Madison
square Garden, building 400 ieet long
oy 2OO vice. While in that city it ia WIS.,
tied By the highest digBltarIes Of the
country, clergymen, judges, lawyers,
doctors, statesmen, foreign ministers.
consuls, ETC.; in fact the best and
wealthlesi residents OF the country. The
same Identical exhibition that was seen
there bY 800, COO delighted people. by the
residents of Washington, Baltimore.
Philadelphia. Boston, Brooklyn, Mon
trcal, Portland, Providence, and every
large CITY Of the East, Will be seen here
on Oct. 10.
Tais year Barnum has provided even
letter and larger show than ever before.
ihere are 100 acts. all OF which are given
III three mugs, upon an elevated stage,
ana on the hipPodTome racing track.
Ihere are three circus companies and
800 performers, a museum of living WON
Gers, an aviary, two menageries, herd of
elephants, drove of giant camels, inter
national congress OF giants iron all coun-
tries, troupe of astonishing Arabs,
Jumbo, as great as when IN lite, colos-
sal elephant skeleton, Alice, Jumbo's
widow, from the London Zoo, clown eie-
plant, Roman hippodrome with its excit-
ing contests and combats, SO railroad cars,
90 cages, SO golden charlots, 800 horses,
numerous ponies, pay roll OF over 800
people, and many highly sensational Eu-
rOpean novelties. 1t is the grandest show
that +. L. Barnum ever had, and that
certainly means a most wonderful dis
play OF all that is curious, rare. wonder
tul, odd, strange or remarkable in the
animal kingdom, all that is phenomenal
IL living human beings, and everything
OF an instructive, marvellous, startling or
CARING character in the way of perform
SUces.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-07
THE CITY'S SIDEWALKS.
ALDERMEN DISCUSS A PLAN FOR
THEIR IMPROVEMENT.

The City to he Divided into Sidewalk
Observation-Disclosures Thomss' ordi-
nRnce-The Railway Track Extensions
IN Randolph Street Again Brought
/ Cp-other Matters Considered.
The Aldermen are about all back from
4 their summer outings, and at last nights
meeting only three were absent. There
was not great deal OF business trans
/ acted. but nobody SEE med to be 10 hurry,
/ and the meeting dragged along until IL
/ o'clock before an adjournment was
reached.
/ The most important matter considered
/ was an ordinance for the improvement OF
! sidewalks, introduced by Alderman
| Thomas, Chairman OF the Committee on
/ Sire cts and Lanes. 1t provides for the
division OF the city into eight sidewalk
districts, to be known by the tirst eight
! letters of the alphabet. Division A viii
| be bounded b. Bay. Jones. East Broad
and West Broad streets. Division Il will
/ bs between Jones, CASTOR and East
! Broad and West Broad streets. Division
G between CASTOR, Wsldburg, Lincoln
| and West Broad streets. Division ID be-
tween Waldburg, Anderson, Lincoln and
! West Broad. Division f will include
| the section between Liberty street
projected and Bay, East Broad and
Randolph streets. Division f will
he between River, New, West
! Broad and West Boundary streets.
Division 6 between, Castor, Anderson,
Lincoln and Habersham, and division h
will include tnat part of the city west OF
! West Broad street and between New and
Anderson streets.
The ordinance provides that the side
walks in the first four divisions shall
be paved according to the existing
ordinance, and that In the other d.
visions they shall be graded with a
slope OF hall an inch to each foot In width
towards the roadway OF the streets and
with curb OF not less than twelve by two
inches. The ordinance also fixes the dates
at which the work must be completed.
and in the event it is not completed
at the specified time it may be done under
the direction of the City Council at the
expense of the property owners. The or
dinance was read and laid over under the
rules, and will come up at the next meet
ing.
| An ordinance introduced by Alderman
! Bogart permitting the rebuilding OF the
! Episcopal Orphans Home was passed.
There was considerable discussion on
an ordinance in reference to allowing the
| Savannah, Florida and Western railway
| TO extend Its tracks TO the Baltimore
| steamship wharves, and it was referred to
! a committee of the whole to be considered
at O'Clock this afternoon.
| A petition from the butchers, asking
reduction In the rent Of the market stalls,
was referred to the Market Committee.
A resolution authorizing the purchase
of 1000 feet OF hose for the Fire Depart
ment was passed.
Bills against the city amounting to
81, 426 93 we're ordered paid.