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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-22

NEW NATIONAL THEATER
MATINEEs THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
December "a and %
GRAND HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT
For the benent Of the
NATIONAL HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL
Brilliant Fairy Spectacle
Mother Goose Pantomime
Scenes from fayosiss Fairy Tales
Familiar Nursery Lore.
mterspersed with Singing and Dancing by Mother
Goose and the Fairies.
Under the direction of Mr.. Geo. b. Bartlett, ofNY
Prices, 81. TIC. SOC. and pc
Sale of seats commences Wednesday, Dec H. ss
Metzerott's. ITO r street. di5-iii.
W -AAf fa Ha ssRsB; 5 sEsEHsFH e.
s., s.ys s.
On Sale at Brentano's. doo-4t
~ Panorama Of the Battle of shiloh there Will De
given to every lady yisito, set Of Steel
A Laughs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND FAREWELL
Of the
CLARA LOUISE
KELLOGG
KELLOGG
ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY,
T TS;sEsHF ats
Last Pertormsnee
Mus Director and Conductor. Mr.. W D DIETRICH
Prices $780, 81. 72e .l,S 50 eta Gallery. Is cts.
4aE IS e9 fHH S SRER
A DyANcE A-BAgoHs GRAND OPERA
"a HOUSE EXTRA
Commencing
SALE MONDAY. DECEMBER "a.
XMAS h ASR skEsnDAr
coI1c OPERA coNPASY.
w" Presenting
Gilbert and sulhsAas ,Ssss
Open,
THE rES sysSp OF THE
BY special srrsneement will
r. Doyiy Carte.
Grand Cast. Chorus of 90 voices
Prices 25c. to &l50. according TO locstion dl9-4
X ERNAN's NEW WASHINGTON THEATER
Matinees. Monday, Tuesday. Thursday and saturday
SHELTER BLAKELY's
GREAT SPECIALITY COMPANY.
-MATINEEs-
AT CHEAP PRICES: loo, 15c., 25c.
Next week-FRANK l. FRAYNE. dl7-d
WILLARD HALL, DECEMBER 25, CHRISTMAs
w NIGHT, PROF. CARPENTERS MESMERISM
Office for instructions and treatment, SIP 9th NV
hours, IL TO f. d1S-1m
10 TO THE COLUMBIA STABLES FOR YoUH
NJ Saddle Horses Ut 90 cents per hour; instruction
in riding, seven lessons for $40 Rear ZIG l4th
NV. d1S-lm
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER,
II Week Of December IL
Mstinees Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Beautiful and Costly Souvenirs given away ut every
matinee to ladies aud children.
ADA GILMAN.
In Sparkling Musical-Comedy.
FULFILLING OVER"
Popular prices will prevail.
Next week-"wE. Us, l. CO." dl7-8t
IN EBER's ORCHESTRA FURNISHES MUSIC
At John Il. Ellis Co, Edward Z. Droops and W q
Metzerott Co., Music Stores. or LOUIS Weber. US
9TH st. se. d3- Ims
GALE RNIA
" Special Parties. Semi monthly. Free Sleeping
Cars. Cheap Rates. Southern Route
Address Z hAMLEf, General Eastern Agent, 33e
br9ndwsy New nork; smith a02 Chestnut 81
WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY,
w Corner Of 22d and sta NV
Instruction given to IAdies Gentlemen and Chill
dren Best appointed boarding stable in the country
Ample carriage room and special accommodations for
coachmen
Telephone call 92S J. ID. BROWN co.
or2O-3m pr,priaxor~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-22

ROCHESTER LAMPS in great variety, at SHxDp
& Bro 3, 1872 9th ct. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-22

The largest assortment of Silverware in the
west end at ALBKn's, jeweler, 1908 14th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-22

BIG Cut in prices Of Ladies' Desks, at W. h.
HOFEF's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-22

Rcbrxk Boors. Rubber Shoes. Rubber Cloth
fng.l 6o6saI1er SC1oakA, Toys, &c. very best
q1nn1y, an1 are suitalAe presents for Christ
ma Cad - found ef GoopYxAR RuBsEn Co.
- III ste0ps Penn rye.
I'm PeazsAs1k ksss Kemethy, lios. Pa. ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-22

MusIc Boxes. Selling at cost. F. g. SMITH,
l22J Pa ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-22

HoLDAY ExculsIoN TIcKxTs.-The Baltimore
and Ohio railroad company win sell cheap ex-
cursion tickets between all ticket stations on
its lines east Of the Ohio river, on December
nary ], 1889, good for return passage until Jan.
uary 8, 1859, inclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-22

A WoNpHaIAxD Foa CxuDsxr D J. Jay
Goulds store, with ~ tree toys, Christmas
cards, notions, and favors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-22

PALACE ORGANS, new styles, SIS payments.
+. q. SMITH, lbs PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-22

xA.zCE OH9ASs, new BY les, % pdymentss
II. q. SMITH, lbs Pennsylvania avenue.
USEFUL HOLIDAY ARTICLES.
Carving Sets and Table Cutlery,
Nut Crackers and Nut Picks.
Ckids Sets and Saving Banks.
Christmas Tree Holders, Skates,
Razors, Scissors, and Parlor Rifles
at lowest prices.
Especial attention is called to our complete
assorfment OF PENKNTvEs of the Rodgers,
Wossenhoim and Needham manufacture, our
own direct importation, which we shall rel tail
ut Sheffield prices.
CHAa T. CARTER d Co.,
600 Pa ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-22
FINE CLOCKS at TAppAN's, GOA 9th st. NV.

The pioneer Of low prices in drugs in Wasl
ington.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

desth, and 1864 on the establishment OF
new postcff ;ss. Gle thousand six hun
dred and forty poetcffi ses we're oiscon
unusd during the yeer, and the nsmes sod
sites OF 1893 ffi,es were charged, retail o.
leg the lncumbeDts. The adjustment oil
Jlly /, 1888, estab ished pineIy-stven OF.
fcss in the fist class, 497 in the second
class and 1908 In the third class,
making totsl OF presidential cities CT
the date last named of 250.. The gross
receipts which accrued at the presidential
ffices for the four quarters ended March
81, 1888, amounted to S3s, 49s, 9S7, an in
crekse CT 80. 326. s26 as compared with
the adjustment Of July 1, 1887. There
has been en- increase of $685., 500 in the
amount required for salaries OF presiden-
tial postmasteIs over the amount re-
CURED for 1887.
In the railway mail service IN increase
OF about IL, 000 miles Is shown IS sgainst
the previous years estimated increase Of
5000 miles.
The total volume Of business in the
money order division for the year Is up
wards Of Sl43, 1000. 900, and shows q net
profit to the government Of about 500, 600.
The volume Of ordinary mail matter hss
largely increased, and the estimated rev,
enue on the number Of pieces handled
during the past year would have been,
without reductions Of postage upward CT
$40, o00,000. The business of the regis
trstion division has increased during the
year ST per cent over that Of the pre-
vious year. The fres delivery service
WAS during the last fiscal year extended
to 169 additional places, under the act OF
January 8, 1887, making total Of S5S
free delivery cities. The NUN ,r OF car
rlers was increased from $40 70 63i6.
Carefully prepared statistics are sub
mitsed in every branch Of the service
demonstrating, the report ssys, increased
efficiency over previous years. Statistics
are submitted contrasting cur service
with that Of Great Britain, Germany and
France, demonstrating that in cheapness
Of postage, gross revenue aud expendi-
tures, number Of postcffices, extern,
OF mail routes, nilesge Of
mail service and volume Of
mail matter transported, the postal sys-
TEN OF the Uaited States Is the leading
one OF the world. The total cost OF the
| foreign mail service WAS S490.CG7, Of
which Si64,9l0 was for Transporting
msi.s Of the United States origin. Parce
post conventions have been concluded
during the fiscal gear ended June 80, 1885,
with the Bsrbsdoes, B ,hamss, British
| Honduras and MExico. Parcel post con.
vantions ere impending with al the Scutf
American states,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
Sanitary Marriage,

DR.. Stickney in 81. Louis Ma ysz'ne,
There sre thousands Of young men and
women who, by reason OF their infrni.
ties, ought never to marry. These infilm.
tiles come from our schools, on account
OF absence of q proper system OF physical
culture. They come from lily ventilated
counting rooms and factories; from foul
tenements and close psrlors. Pale and
puny, thess young men and women pre-
sent every phase CT bodily i'm projections,
clearly proving that the very first lesson
that should be Impressed upon growing
youth, is the supreme Importance OF
healthy bodies.
No young woman Is handsome unless
healthy. The beauty OF heslih continues
to old sge. The SpartsEs worsaipped
the beautiful and useful, and cok nsau
to secure them. Bodily peTtt ction was
attained by enforced, well sppf inted ex.
ercise. No sickly man OF woms WAS al
lowed to marry, and ell in nsslth were
compelled to do SO. If th,y refused
they were punished. Bachelors sfter 3
certain sge we're shu. out from she So
ciety OF women. and once q year were
publicly shsmed. No one WAS allowed to
marry until full maturity was reached.
The result was tha. for 500 years the Spsr-
tsns produced the strongest and bravest
men, and the most healthy and beautiful
women that the world has ever seen. A
little Spsrtsnism would be of incA,cula-
bic BENEFIT to Americans.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
A QUEER CASE.
A Puzzing Law PoiBt-A FeIon who Can
nos be Convicted.

A Puzziag Law Point-A FeIon who Can
mos be Convicted.
. PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. HAIRY
Lee, q Pullman car porter, was convicted
this morning of larceny OF g silver watch,
the property OF John C.tShepsrd Of Wash
ington. He wisrelessed on bail pending
determination Of law pointrliged: Lee
by private party to go from New York
to Cnicsgo and Mexico ana return to
New York. When the car arrived
at Chicago on the return trip John C.
Shepard OF Washington, who was one Of
the parties, missed small silver watch
he had been carrying and which rad his
name engraved upon the side OF The case.
he left the car Ct that point and informs
ed the police OF his loss.
That WAS in the early part OF
last summer. The watch
was subsequently given to
Lee by woman In Philadelphia to
whom ne says he had loaned it, and his
arrest followed. The points Of Law raised
during the trial on which the decision is
awaited, were rs follows: The car in
which the watch WAS missed did not
leave Philadelphia, but Its point OF
departure and return was New York.
The rules Of the company sre that
articles found BY porters in cars must be
returned to the company at the point oil
departure on the return Of the car IL
which the property is found. Therefore,
in this case II there Was any larceny com
mitted il was either at Chicago or New
YORK., and the defendant could no. be
convicted In Pennsylvania, for he h&d
violated no law of this state.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated by the Legislature In 1858 for
Educational and Charitable purposes, and itI
franchise made part of the present State Con
stiution in 1879 by an overwhelming popular
vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
take place Semi-Annually, June and Decembsr,)
and its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS
take place in each of the other ten months Of the
year, and are all drawn in public at the Academy
Of Music, Few Orleans, La.
I'VE do hereby certify that zoe supervise the az
engagements for Gil the Monthly and Semi Annual
DTda1ings OF The louisiana State Lottery Com
pany and in person manage and coxtrolthe Drdls-
tngs Themselves, and that the same are conducted
With honesty fairness, and IN good faith totcGrd
a.! parties, and zoe authorize the Company to
this certificate, aoith fac SMILES of cur si9n zturss
attached, in its advertisements" BH
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

ment sre discussed at some length and
history given CT the Efforts oeirg made
TO simplify, sFst6mstza aud improve
them. a cespter - devoted to nsvsl
progress GuriI Z the yesr at home and
sbrosd, and II is 1 statement mIds that
the necessity for zn increased nu nber Of
fast protected cruisers, whether for pur-
poses OF protecting or destroying com
msrce or for service with its
f,et as Ec5uts, has teen emphasize I'd
during the naval maueuvrss Of the year,
and is fully recognized by all powers.
That with increase Of the number Of
cruisers 1t has been recognized in view OF
the recent introduction Of high explosive
proisctiles. and an increase OF power and
rspidIsy OF firing ana other guns that re-
coiled, attention mist be given to the
srmored feet. and the prevailing opinion
IN England, France, Italy, G-rmsny and
Pfussis, is strongly In favor of
ADDITIONAL ARMoRKD SHIPS
to be built ut An early date. In these
new vessels the srmor will be much more
widely distributed, and will certainly
protect the battery and crew as well as
the water line and machinery. The des-
tructivaness OF high explosives shall fire
tBkluet Unprotected slQes, emphasized
the peculiar advantages of the monitor
type for coast defense service.
The secretary considered the sui jscts
Of improved powder, projsctiles aud
torpedo boats, saying in re-
gard to the latter that recent
uaval manouvers abroad have shown that
they must still be regarded Is most use,
ful for coast and hsrber defense.
The estimate fer the navy and marine
corps for the current f:csl year amounts
to S2S, 0cS ga, thoss for the next fiscal
year smount to s26,767,677, 8 difference
Of S3.764,c53. The appropriations for
the current fscEl year amount to Sl9,-
942. 481, being s6,825.l96 less than tie
estimates for the next fiscal year.
The secretary closes by giving the msin
points Of reports submitted OF the admiral
Of the navy, chiefs of the various naval
bureaus and the beard of visitors to the
United States naval academy, abstracts OF
which h.ve been published from to time
before they were placed IN the hands q
the secretary.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

big ears AMI very little mouth.
tt ere is more talk shout my alleged in
tentions than l ever dreamed there could
be. but willtsll you ons thing and that
Is this: 81 do not propose to prems-
turely appoint any man to Office for some
time to come. Most OF my predecessors,
as Soon as elected, adopted G course Of
at once making promises snd quietlng
this and that faction by appointments
Some Of our presidents succeeded go well
that they gave sw.y more ofi;es than
they had at their disposal, aud the result
YVES not exactly Whist they wished. 1
shall do nothing Ct the kind.
shall look about me carefully, examine
everything, and then be very deliberate
about my selections, making no promises
that SIN not absolutely certsia l can
fulfill"
Senator Cullom stepped for few
hours In this city while en- route TO Wash.
;pgton.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

having been introduced by Senator Coke
in the senate and by Congressman Abbott
in the house. The committee Of the
house cut down the appropriation to
$4,000 and reported favorsoly, but the
bill could not be reached and kcted On st
the last session. Since the passage OF
the senste bill the government has under
act Of congress established the Eleventh
railway postal division, msde the head
quarters Of the division at Fort Worth,
and So this means large gov
eminent interests in this city,
there are many. who think
thst the most economical thing fer the
government to do would be to increase
the appropriation 10 $3.50 coo or 100000
and put up s. once buildings that would
answer for all purposes. Congressman
Abbott spoke to cltizsn OF Fort Worth
on this subisc. only few days sgo and
ssid he thought thst sn appropriation Of
$3.50, GOO could be obtained at this ses-
sion and probably II further sum were
needed 1t could be had as the
work progressed. Congressman A5~
bolt feels garguine that the
hard work he has done Will avail
something soon and that Fort Worth
-.ill get fle federal building. -
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
- not for the CONSTANT

Ner- A. 1oh VIC Non inOI ess-
ing demand In this country Tor diamonds
1t Is doubtful il they WG3'd preserve their
high Vslus. In one yeaI the t'.monds
taken from South Africa slone were VAL
ued st 100000. One OF the puzzling
questions is what becomes OF oil the dia-
monds people have when they die.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
Cer,ifioa,s Of Klee.ion Irsuse.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 1.-The gov
ernor, secretary of state and attorney.
general, IS q state election board, have
issusd certificate of election to Con-
gresham Ckruth CT this district despite
the claim of the Republican candidate
Wilson, for q recount, !
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

It is believed that the city Of Paris az
fords the most successful and remarkable
system Of clocks worked automatically by
compressed air, several thousand being
carried on according to this principle
from single central station, the com
pressed sir being conveyed under the
streets BY small pipes.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
ABOUT ARONAg.
Information Regarding the Manufac-
turs of Scsnts..A Gum That
WheIms a Room With 0dors.
gWsst- Smelling Plants Aent.sned IN
HeIy HrIf, "xyrrf, kIsss and Cas-.
s!s, Out OF IverI Palaces"
J ssus Christ LIkeued UEso Myrrb, Which
IL Psrpetuaily Aromatic, the Same,
Morning and Night.

DRooKLYN, N
DY..D Dec. 2.-NeW
members were re.
ceived ut the Taber-
nacle this morning,
making the commu :
meant membership
1872. Multitudes OF
strangers from al
parts Of the earth
were present, and
all together, led on
BY organ and cornet,
united In singlp g
William Co1per's
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
A PUBLIC BUILDING.
what consrei.u,sn abbott WIN Try to Ia
1.-THE Coming session.

ut the Coming session.
From Sunday. December p Daily.
Congress will COZ ysne tomorrow and
probsbly remain in session till March 4,
when the term Of the present congress-
men expires By limitation. Fort Worth is
considerably interested in this session as
the bill to appropriate q sum OF money
sufficiently large to erects public build
ing suitable to the needs OF the govern
ment for years to come, will be intro
duced. As Is known the senate
has already passed o bill appropri-
ating $3.50, 600 for the purpose, the bill
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
HARRISON's PLANS.
Nswspoper Mon are away OLA New
Method,

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 80.
aE Daily NsWs publishes
, IN interview with Sana-
or Farwe)l, in the course
4 which he is quoted as
saying; "My visit to Gan
erAl Harrison was s. social
one Of course, but he told
me something thst shows
newspaper men are away
OF the track, as It were,
in your speculation re-
garoing President II SRI
sons plsns. SENATOR
said he to me last
Wednesday. T hava or Z
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

"Topaz" Clnchons. Cordial Is the gssS.est
cure for malaria ehAls an l5fever snd gkamp
istei' l9.sne maSse'' inVesasate =
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
MAMMOTH DRAWING !
At Gle Academy Of Mssio, New Orleans,
B faesdayaReoem8r ID, 1888.
capital Prize $500, 900
100000 tickets st Fortf POLAR; H.i,u, $40;
9a.rssEs. $40; s,shth'' p; Trsntis.A,, g.;

- Ito T2lles amounting 70. s., lis, 800
ss- FOR CLUB RATES or any further iniorma-
lion desired write legfbly to me undersigned,
clearly stating your residence, wi State,
mail delivery will be assured BY your enclosing
an envelope bearing your full address.
send OSrAL EOfEs, Z .press Money Or
Currency by Express (aS our sxpenssI sd-
dressea
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

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VHIFHEY'S REPORT.
he Rsviews The Growth ard Condition
OF the United States Navy,
a Vast Possibilities.
The Subject of Armored Ships Treated
Of-speed of the American Craft.
Construction at Home.
A Navy Second Among the Na,ions-Pro
lection OF the Carrying Erade-Dtstruc-
rive Vsfsels-Uadsr Construction,
TEE STATE OF THE NAVY

A S HING T N,
Nov. 80 -Ss cre-
tsry Whitney has
made his an
nuAl report to the
president. After
q brief review OF
the condition OF
the navy as 1t will
exist on the In
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
or n. A. DAUPHIN, '' As'
Washington, ID. q.
Address Re ,isteFsd Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.

That the presence Of GEN.
who are In charge OF the DRAWN es. IA a rusran.
zee or absolute fairness and integrity, that ths
chances ci are al equal, and that no one can pos
s'oly aivlns Wnas nun Der win draw Prize.
Prizes 70 0UARANrEED by fOUR ma
Ti0aAL sAEKs Of New Orleans. and tao
Tickets ara signed by the Preai6ent OF an Instis
tuition whose chartered rights are recogni sed In
the highest counts; erefore, bsware OF ell in
ita lions or apouymth schemss." -
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

OF soul and get His bsRediction. o Jesus,
here we are. We waat healing. We want
sight. We want 1salih. We want life.
The whole need not physician, but they
thxt aye sick. blessed be God that Jesus
Christ comes through th,s assemblsge
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-25
THE coLUMBIAxP PUGET SOUND,
harmony Will Prevail at Their
Meeting Next Tuesday.


Yesterday morning. at II o'clock, was the
date advertised for the meeting of the
stockholders OF the Columbia and Puget
Sound railway compsny, at their Office in
Seattle. The announced purpose of this
meeting was 10 increase the capital stock
OF the Incorporation 20 <I.o0oooo, in 10000
shares OF floo each. The meeting was, for
various private reasons. adjourned till next
Tuesday, when II IL understood that the
siockholders VIII be better prepared 10 vote
on so important q question
Immediately after the adjournment OF
the stockhoiders' meeting. the trustees OF
the road convened and elected Major II.
Mcclellan district superintendent OF the
Pacific Coast Steamship Co. trustee and
secretary Of the incorporation, In place of
MT. 4. II. Tyndall, resigned. The meeting
then adjourned
Major Mcclellan. the newly elected trus-
tee ana secretary Of the company, was
called upon by osriSTELIIsExcER
man yesterday afternoon, aud asked about
the reported decision among the stock
holders OF the company regarding the
proposition TO increase the capital stock
u am not prepared 10 state" continued
Major Mcclellan, that there is no differ
ence whatever among the stock holders.
! represent the stock OF tae Farmers
Loan and Trust Company Of New York,
who were reported TO be the discordant
element IN the compauy's affairs, aud
can assure you that the trust company is
IN entire tGFmony with the purposes OF
ihe ...-3saad. Their stock Will be voted at
tuesdays meeting by me. and IL win be
voted Ia accordance with the desire OF the
majority OF stockholders. | cannot state
as yet whether the decision will be 70 in
crease the capital stock or not bat OF one
thing you can feel certain. and thar i that
10 Whatever way the question Is deter
mined u VIII Be By unAni nous Y,i.. :,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-25

Thea Ne yin be entirely willing 10 ss,ew
the crossing Of the cable road and It's or,e-.
alton aio1gsifs our Lac
THs cTHER SIDE
M. J. ~ Thompson, president b the
Front street cable line. said the xctfon r.
ken b. bis compasy vss SIMPLY 20 srosa
getting 70 zaarY tracks fr one street a. 70
blockade trz9c- II his line hsd
nnit tvo tracks aissg second
erect. the intersection a. Pile
with the cable conpsny's two
tracks, and the electric com
panys two e1rves would he
. great hiadrance 70 other .<-~es
frame The simple way cut Of The fro-, -
y a. isr sfse Cable COMPANY 70 efrcur-ar-r<t..
with single track the block bounSed ~
rronl second, Pike ard Pine streets. 4. ~.
way there wouid be 0nly two tr.rks ~
eee street Cars o. the Cable cornrsrv
going rgrfhwaro would saxe Pike and 80.
9lsa. aD1 coming southwark would tske
y ne aud Front This Will net frfe-rsrs
al III with the Electric coFupsuvfs f-.rss
and vii prevent, IN . great r1sssur~' SO
Second $50
Ints fsst was clearly apparent 10 the
..xou1ekl, NJ thompson sat1. and that was
me reason foE granting the ordinance No
one ~ II tnred and the cable COMPANY ~
gong 70 TIE expense Of two extra furns
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