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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-03

TEXAS slfungs.
Husband Cat the foot OF the stairs r.
NV dear, aren't yon almost ready TO
go7'
Wife Tin her dressing rooml Why,
John. We have plenty OF time, and I've
barely begun To- dress Yet. -
Husband (sottO voice. -"0h, we'll,
II she's got as far Is barely, she u soon
be ready"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-03

GoSE EAsT--Tiee-P President n H. Gil
rnan- q fhs Seattle. Lake shore 4 Eastern.
% 'fHe@stsT lefg for the East 20 - gone for
sEae weeks A. a recent meeting 81 the
directors 81 tie roAd. Mr. p. D. Louder
back u View York xas elected attorney fer
the eagnpaaE - place Of Chief JEgtiee
Berke. resigned
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PASSENGER LISTS.

oregon & Caliiorsia-Psssed Medford
W n Tylcr, Z !. Eowss, IT. Hammond,
?. 3. Converse and wife, = keil-ber. ", b.
Bcushton M. Diamond, J. Hswson, A.
NJ Petuugi aud wiic. Z. J Harris O. ?.
F'a-. 2 r. Burae't. Il. J. lIbhsls, + Z
NarkeHtsth. Mrs. FurEusoa, A. LefoTt-
Ms A Biumenthai. Etbea Blgnenihal,
Mss Ruth Turner, ana y seco1t-ciass-
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4 Startling Difference.

fliladeIphla Record.
81. Peter" Enter. Why do you
hesitate
New Spirit don't see any ush-
eT.
st. Peter.-"We have no uShers
here. Sit where YOU please"
New Spirit.-"De Dear me- How diff
crrnt heaven is from church. :"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-03
THE JUVENILES.
Second Presentation Of Patience
at Frye's Opera House.

at FrNe7s VpeTa HOUSE,.
The Seattle Jayeuile opera company ap-
deared for the second time In " Patience
a. Frye's opera house last night. The
house was moderately flied, and tho ef.
forts If the youthful aspirants Sas warmly
applauded. No features additional TO the
arst presentation were noticeable, aud no
mention besides that already given can be
made. With further uaiusisking under
the skillfnl dictatorship OF Mrs. willard,
the juveniles 81 seattle give fair promise
of becoming valuable aids IN contributing
10 the frst-class entertainments offered 10
residents liz the Queen City.
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100000.
MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS,

Lots in Terry's fourth, Terry's ffth- Syn
dictate. Sgmmit, law g second. Barke' : sec
ond. heirs Of sarah A Bells second, Ter
rvs first, J. c. Holvste's. HiHklsy's, PARK
Denny & Hoyt's. Ne-ceF's, SARAH 4 Bel
and Crswf0rd's additions
one thousand lo;s n every part Of me
city At frora 500 10 5000
NOTE TIE prices We quote On Front
street, and other choice properties, are io'
a limited time only, and buyers shc2l6
bear this IN mind
We DO no. deal il anything but eheies
property.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-03

Can you llnssiue any silEnent that Win
make q satsiusfurea person 80 T-eevlsh,
dissatisfied. i4liempcred and craaky a. hill-
tlssufSss There i no rssscn. " atsy ~. = p
say one should suffer from indigestion.
dyspepsia. torpid liver s3a loss OF sPPeii'e
whSn pr Hen'ey's pandelion Tonic, which
every enc knows : 3 certain cure, can te
- easily obtained. stewart 4 Holmes
! Dig Con ranN. Nholesa.e Acents-
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FOOT OF SECOND ST, SEATTLE, " T
Mark Ten Sue and iHdrtW Nan.

WE HAVE RECEIVED An IMMENSE
w eou..easaert az sarcy goods 6iTee;
from China and Isaan. and We fAa nSH
oesr the hnesi porcelain cnInawGre ever
exhihits9 in the sofhsesf- Chieese snu
Japanese eEriosires a specially. We have
the best assorted stock for Christmas pres
enfs on sale in seattle. Io1 ffoEi sifeet
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The steam schooner leanie is loading
franklin coal az the buRkers,
The ship John walsh from san Francisco
arrived Yesterday, and will take on Blgek
Diamond coal
The schooner Tcaser arrived Tuesday
irom Qulllayut- with a cargo Of = bales Of
hops. and a cargo OF elk horns. elk aides,
turs and Ssh oil
The ship Blue Jacket finished loading
bAes Diamond coal yesterday, she Nil
SAL for Ssn Francisco as soon as tug can
ue obtained. Her cargo amounts % 1870
tons
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-03

NEw YEARS SURPRISE when Mr.. Hiram
Van BNeklin steppcd into the auditors
and seitci his pen aua stamp. ready "a
. uesin upon the new years artaors task OF
recording Sil fav Instruments filed. be in
hoeeauy picked NJ q document. which,
upoa close inspection, turned out % be the
appointment 81 himself. by Auditor ly-
MAG Wood, a. deputy auditor pretty
,euer, a. 4 test mouial 90 Nj Van Brock
w merits, accompanied the parchment
NJ Wood had taken advantage o. New
tesF day 90 leave this AZ the ofice a. =
ssAspFlsc IN NJ. Van RroCkliu. who has Row
ssea IN The auditors oaicv for more than
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-03
All Chronic, Nervous and Special
+ Diseases skIlifuIly Treated,

Dr. Z. @. Johnson, who recently sreni
eight months ia the principal hospitals and
leading medical institutions OF New York
City investigating the most recent discov
ezies in medicine ard surgery. having re
snmed practice in Seattle, is prepared Il
treat al classes OF chronic maladies. such
as liver CON plant, dyspepsia, rheuma
tism. all affections Of the kidneys, heart
aud lungs, ali skin and blood diseases, ali
ailments arising from a weakened nervou.
system. all rectal diseases, all genito-ad
nary diseases, and all diseases peculiar Il
women. according 10 the latest and most
improved methods. Consultation free.
90, new YezleF Block, Mil street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-03

SPRING iaNisEATloN.-Mr. J. Z. shepard
general immigration agent In ssa Fran
cisco for Washington. idaho and Oregon,
arrived in the city yesterday on short
business visit Mr.. Shepard has been en-
gagged in immigration work in California
fer a number of years, and what he knows
about the Northwest wsUid Ill several
large books His method OF Work y %
meet newcomers daily ~ oakland pier
and set forth 20 them the many ady autsges
the Northwest possesses for them. lie
never apples his elOQuencc % those who
have no neaus beyond what Is necessary
10 take them to their destination. Mt
shepard states tina, there Is more Inquiry
a4n1nC>, the people by mails about tbs
Souug than about all other places put 10
>Tether. He has uo doubt that yeFy
heavy tide Of immigration Will pour into
Washington from California during the
coming spriug and summer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-03

roaEsT GROVE. or, March al have been
troubled many years With weakness 81 the
kidueys. ard have tried many different
remedies. sought aid from different physi-
ciaus. and even changed climates 70 obtsiu
rel5ef, bat have met with indifferent sac
essS Hearing through s friend Of the
OREGON KIDNEY TEA, I obtained box
% f and have derived more beHeHt from II
thaa from anything else have yst ioand-
J. T. HUFF
stewart & Holmes Drug Company,
Wholesale Agents
Ten pounds steak for 81 star Nest Mar
ket. Columbia street.
Hosiery and underwear in orr drives;
wksch CIR a.. Taklss, slngerraAn & Co
Seventeen poauds corned beef Icr 81.
star Meat Market, C0.amhis street
Drives il the s1oe department watch
our add fraIa nov Gntil the iii IokAA--
ssuEeTEasn 4 Co
se-ihe szFc-fzrge towels Chester
Ciezry.
The sale % rihbans-ie per yard. Ches-
ter CleAxy.
A. -
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&c, all wool, 4linch, dress goods, TIE
sale. Chester Cleary
soc. 75c., Atwood, 40inch dress goods,
marked down 20 &c. CT the sale Chester
Cieary.
The sale this week al Chester Cleary's
Clearance sale Monday, January 7th. II
We can get ready watch our ad Toklas,
Singerman 4 Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-03

SuING FeR nErTCir.-- Brown, Craig &
Co. Of san Francisco, agents for the Ph1c-
nix Fire Insurance Company, OF BrooSlEa.
the American, % Philadelphia. the Penn
Svivan.a Fire Insurance Company, ana the
Insurance Company Of the state OF Pena-
syivanls. have begun q suif in JHd -
Burke's court 70 collect from their special
AGENT here, Mr.. ". II Peter. - - alleged
tn he an excess Of collections recel sed by
NJ Peter. aud which he s. stated % have
failed 70 turn ever 70 plaintiff
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-03

Kilt spifs. Jersey suits. Norfolk suits,
r,,E So suits }n Esay cute and hand
some pA'gt ms. Kline & Rosenberg
Astonishing the people. Ten dollars
tuvs e strictly a. Rooi salt, beautiful
, tal;erus. Kline * RoseaAerg-
Use. table linen. the sac. Chester
/ Cleazy.
Table linens ard ismes-ics uill Il in our
traEes; watch ctr al. Tak.ss. singerInsn
& &c.
&c misses vSsis-the sale Chesle,
Clesry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-03
FOR THE BUILDING SEASON.
Two New Brickyards Getting
Ready for Operations.
One VIII Be Located In West Seat
tie and the Other or Lake
Washington

Ths Pontiac Brick ( Tie Company vita
N J. Carkeek. :. A Harrington and
Class. J. Fox. r.. as ine8-pe.atorz was o.
zzzised yesterday. sud he .sco-pa-sta-s
with the aa&isjoRof FFsak ssznieY and c.
P. S.ore, are - ae the Trustees ne main
ParPose Of this eoEsFSny S the zA-uEac-
ta-e q b-ses. f8E saiea pant aas been
ordered aud premises asSsa,3 near Lees
place. where the SEATTLE. Laka shore 4
Eastern railway Erst touches Lake
Washington. about SIX niles IN direct
line northeast of Seanfe. splendid
quality 81 clay i 20 he foans here. R-ick
Will Be furnished 20 the bailaers IL seattle
a. low rates The Ioezu1n Ct TIE yard
VII make shipment Of hriek practicable
either BY rail or ay water The ean paay
expects - have - EsSehIngry In aFserafiur,
and its oafEu. ready f9T contracts before
the bEti4i1E season oF,eEs Uu.
The ezpIrst stock Of the Company i
sl20o. divided into shares o. 500 eaeh.
TIE Incorporation Is empowered by IL a.
ticles 20 manufacture ulcs snd potter.
but this VIII NOS be engaged IA 81 present
General po9ers foT owning aud leasing
grounds, ougsrg teams, Borrowing money.
ETC. etc, are also conferred.
On the eighth day Of lssf August sisssfs.
& A+N4A oA&I IH4Aaf. Two NttEh AttA faEH=
makers OF large eNpcrle nee who were On =
toar q the sound. made arrangements
with Mr. G. NJ Halter for she renfal 81 70
acres OF land IN West Seattle PARK addition
with 1850 feet water frostsge for the puT-
pose Of establishing and operating hrick
yard thereHp0n. They asked for three
mouths tue before signing the lease. and
then they returned East Yesterday they
came hack and walked into Mr. Haller's
Office, signed the lease and paid
the drs; noath's rent ia advance They
stated that they had disposed % their
Eastern interests, and that they proposed
10 enter into the business Of manufactur-
ing for the SEATTLE ami export trade. brick.
tiles and pottery, and, with that in
view. they had already purchased nschin-
cry. aud woald have their yard in opera
ton early in the spring MeSsfs Hall &
Burnside viii go Immediately 10 work
preparing the ground for their yard.
fine quality Of bFick-elay il a. their dis
posal, and. no doubt, they VIII contribute
a goodly share of the immense amount Of
buildIng material that will be utilized in
seattle during the coming season.
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When Baby was ssek,

We gave her Castoris
When she was Child,
She cried for CastoriA
When she became MS,
She -eluEg 20 Cassoria
When she had Chilaren,
She gave them Cas-oria
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-03

C0cHRANE's INJUNCTION Sunday &
Partial hearing could be had yesterday on
sheriff Cochrsue's injunction salt - re
,trsin the city from putting Hp q hoes and
ladder house between she courthouse and
ting country TAIL. owing 70 the absence II
Mr. a. II Hsutord the attorney for the
sheriff Vhe esse uss accordingly coz
rtuura until p. ~ Friday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-03

OYSTER CLAM CASE CoSTiNrTn The
hearing ia the injunction suit Of {. II
Kiuinrer who asks the court % euioin
peter Wicksfrou from cutting down the
niles which the former j. having driven
Tor the foundation Of warehouse on
the oyster olsim claimed by Nj Wick
stron, was continued yesterssy until = p
m FRIDAY. on account az iAe absence of
Col J. 4. uaincs. Mr.. kittiuser's attorney
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=, ASaics. ao nor ruin Your cnmplcxion hy
o. s1c use cf poi~oruus cosmetics and face
SNaerS- II yuur face Is rrd or suubGruei.
yen asr so unfortunate aS 90 have pia
re % b'''ghrs un thc neck and fsre,
nu'~t1 specific viii not cover Them like
=. tea' OF pa-at. lgt wiz most cG,,ctivoiy
rsroFe al h'crH shes from the skin aud ~.
s.s's II " g. natural youthful hiuom. Stew.
80 Holmes nrns Company, Who,C>ale
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vtss meas SUITS at the Star t.othinc
nats'' ~ 'oylm,-cis street
We wiN have DIVE, iu TIE c,osk depart
49, secoUr daily ads TakIss, SINGER
che salc--5e-'acc curtain nets Chester
p H,Acis can De- obtained on =. /. $. & r
= ~ % Fremont station. Denny 4 H0y'
e.f..s'5ob, Tor sen cents Apply o. L. II
N.siS'h x Co. Occidental block.
ae sAle-Sj'ks aud dress ggs,ds marked
|osa. Chester ricary.
cs& child, hose marked down 20 Ice
NAes'os CleS-y
he ~ This v,ek a, Chester Cleary.
,.iiae' ttiaeh. an wool arcss goods. tst
H Chester T.tary
,.ase. half VOL dress .zoasis. risrs 90 down
V'A - AID --c- Chester Cieary.
- fancy vg.,eis marked down. Ches
exn.,.. a.vedsy incoming. January III, We
a. .' W o ready in sururlsc y0u with
Al ta. tieGranCg sale Watch our Gaily
Prices iok .ss. = ugrruan q Co.
d., nav dave in white sad Black gosi
& nsS taey are The rirhf thlng, worth
,y - ioR uiay sec theas fn esrf,ei
"a Ioklas, singermse & co.
ms,s sale of Meaehed tsS,e linen.
A.a down 20 gz3.e- t'bext~c ,stssrT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-03

How oitcn 80 we hear our friends say
''Oh. { am feeling pretty we'll bat have a
slight rain in the hack that I suppose viii
soon pass away" Box u does not pass
away. NJ, uot often. aaless assisted by
SOME good remedy Pain in the back j.
frequently followed by weakness. auShlug
II the body. mucous ard gaiiky discharges,
crup.iuus GA she face ard neck, dizziness.
loss oi appetite, general DEBILITY and
Brighs's disease o. the kiducys. II Yea
have any ~ these symptoms. DO not aeiay,
tat >syc tine money sud health by using
oregon kidaey Tea It's safe sGd speedy
remedy. stewart 4 Holmes DTgg Cora
paay. y holesale Agents.
Dawes To every department watch our
sd TuklAs. >isgegusu < Co
&c. all Woo, check dress goods. the sale.
Caesfer Clcgry
Sc. yarl wide. heavy English calico. tas
sale chester .carg
Seventeen r2auGs boiling heci. 81 Star
Nsst Market Columbia street.
sl.c \ 20, ei n. and ~. dress goo,!s
marked down - -'sc. ~ che sale chester
CjesrY
Mateh ogr al fag the uext week il vii
ssYc y0u dollars fokias, SsRscEt4Sn / Co
4se The sale Of tauCy yelvets usrAed
down 70 s5e Chester CisaEy.
sl,sl es.sl "a striped SIX velvess all
marked down 10 a. yard. Your choice
81 the sale chester tlearT-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-19

The special grand jury summoned for
the purpose of indicting Thomas Swan
colored) the man who on New Years
eve stole a jersey COW and overcoat
in Henrico county from Mr. James
Sweeney, were at the courthouse yes
terday.
The names of the Jurors are NJ +.
Burton, foreman; Valentine Hechlcr,
Robert II. CFump, Daniel T. Gardner,
William II Brauer, Wiley Fultz, John
Cartwright, and William A. Waldron.
The grand jury indicted swan and
were then adjourned by Judge Minor
until next Thursday the oath.
4 warrant was sworn out by Phoebe
Anderson, the wife of David Anderson,
which reads, THAT Henry Ross and
James Wood did unlawfully and felon-
iously break and enter in the night time
the dwelling house OF David Anderson
and then and there make an assault upon
the said Phoebe Anderson and did
other injury by tearing her
house to pieces and breaking
her stove For this olfense the two ne
Croes were before Magistrate Hum
phreys. and the whole matter was com
promised before lhe magistrate DN lHt
payment on the part of the prisoners Of
the sum of SIP 10 phGbe Anderson.
Yesterday another warrant similar 10
the ABOVE was issued By Magistrate
Thomas j. Marlborough, and the parties
will be retired this morning before Mag
istrate Marlborough
An the parties are colored David
Anderson, the husband of the woman
who accepted the money is and has been
in Jail for about three years.
Next Monday, David Anderson (cOl-
ored) will be brought mp for trial the
second time before jury for felonious
assault and attempt to kill Rev. J. VI.
Hall and wife All the particulars of this
case have been repeatedly republished.
At the first trial two wears ago Ander-
son was found guilty and sentenced to
the penitentiary for seven years On an
appeal 10 the the Supreme Court of Az
peals. tina. court sustained the prisoners
counsel on certain exceptions to the
rulings of the court Hence the neces-
sity for a second trial. Several of the
material witnesses in the case have either
died or moved away.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-19
LOCAL NOTES.

Delegate John ". OVERLY, Of Lunen-
burg county, was at the Capitol yester-
dav
Mr.. Harvey Wilson and bride have
returned 20 the city. after most enjoy
able trip TO New York.
State Auditor Marye who has been
confined at his home, in Ashland. on ac-
count OF a severe attack OF sickness, is
again al his post.
Missis Jennie and Josie Poe, daughters
of Major John Poe, Jr. Chief Police,
have gone 10 Baltimore on u visit 10 Mrs.
Cary, of that city.
DR.. J. F Latimer, of Union TheolOgi-
cal Seminary, is in the city, the guest Of
Nr. b c. Wherry. He viii preach al the
Grace.street Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning and night.
Only one suit was instituted in the Cir
cult Court of Richmond Yesterday. 1t
was a case Of trespass on assumpsit. The
plaintiffs are Ellison & Harvey. The par
Ties sued are Hin & Frawner The
iamouni due is 1891 SO Damages claim
I'D. $500
David Ainslie & Co, our accomplished
carriage makers, have succeeded in con-
structing two-wheel dog-cart for the
TINES that is 80 far the admiration OF
the city, but the editors are too modest
10 drive il because il attracts SO much
attention ard so much correspondence.
Please sec Ainslie.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-19

When the late Rev. DR.. lngersoll died
IN 1888. the present writer was called on
70 report the funeral services. TN writ
,ng up the account alterward occasion
arose to make a direct quotation from
The Book Of Common Prayer, and, not
inding the volume on tho book shelves
IF the editorial room, the quest was pur-
sued In Mr.. Matthews private Office
Haven't you a prayer book Of your
1wnY' hc asked. Here. watt Taking
4 morocco bound copy from his desk. he
wrote on It's hy leaf a line of presenta-
ion. and lin memory of DR.. lngersol.s
funeral" added tho date and his own
uame, and, handing it 20 the reporter,
said. There's q present for yOa. Air
-, and let me say this: If YOU don
care 10 read it for the moral lessons it
contains. study il for the sake of IT, pure
English. There's no better use Of the
language 10 be found than in that book
[ know that's so. headed, with "a thor
1ughiy characteristic touch of self APP
probation, because that is an edition of
the PRAYER book that | read every word
IF the proof on it myself" The grateful
recipient has studied that cherished book;
rom what motives no matter. save this.
ne has searched its pages for Topographic
cal or textual errors and hasn't found
ancl A closer proofreadcr, better
printer than Mr.. Matthews never lived
Buffalo Express.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-19

Readine and rcfocting on the wonder
f,ll development 81 certain special Feat
pre, Of periodical literature, the subject
in n. entirety as related 10 this country
- u wonder Statistics on this topic arc
mover dry And herc arc some reliable
opcl George = Powell 6 Go have now
for more han twenty ycHrs made reports
90 the s'tual issue at American news.
uap,rs and magazin's The hg'iirs Oh
u.i. Hrm IRE honest. thorough and to DC
relied upon The periodical publications
now issued IN the United states ana
Canada are found Go be- divided as ioi-
lows: Daily, l.5l9. tri-weekly, 5O' semi
weekly. 1914. weekly, 1889. bi-weekly'
81. scmi-monthly, $50: monthly l;'v@'
bi-mouthly, %; quarterly. lO9i making
a total Of 1910.
When credited 90 tho states In wnlch
they are published the geographical dis
tribufion Of these periodicals Is shown 10
be-. New York, 1895. Pennsyl
f.. 1913. Illinois. i.i57. Ohio, $40. Kansas,
9O7: Iowa. 7S7: Dominion Of Canada,
'5j. Missouri. GA; the territories, ool'
Michigan. 632. Massachusetts,, GA IN
Llama, 6i2. Nebraska, J2l; Wisconsin
lsl: Texas. 4Gs: California. 4G3. Mime
sofa. 81; New Jersey, 297; Georgia. ~
tennessee. 221; Kentucky. 300. Virginia,
III: Colorado. 2lj. North Carolina. 1874
Arkansas. 1871. Maryland. 1870, Connect
cut. i73: Alabama. l67; Maine, 1873,
Louisiana, li2; Mississippi, l30; West
Virginia. 1873: Florida, l2l; New lamp
shire. l07. Oregon. 10j. South Carolina,
i0i. Vermont. 60. District Of Columbia,
4: Rhode Island. %. Delaware, 81;
Nevada, 97.-Current Literature.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-19
THE " OUTLOOK
It's Prospect.

A TIMES reporter Yesterday had con
versation with SenatorM r. Lloyd, presi.
dent Of the Outlook Publishing Com
pany.'
The first question asked was, "What
is the outlook
Senator LLOYD was quite frank. He
said that he anticipated getting out the
paper either the last week in this month
or the first week in February.
How about subscriptions TO stock y
As vet we have only $4,000 worth
taken. though received to-day letter
from Colonel Elam, who IL 1T his home
in Louisa and will be down here next
week in which he states that be has re-
ccivcd a large number of subscriptions
from the southwest have here now a
large number of letters for Mr. Elan
"Do YOU propose to start with si2,-
00Os"
ooh. no Ms idea is 10 certainly have
money enough 20 run good newspaper
for al least one year, and think we viii
De able TO raise that amount"
Has the Little Corporal subscribed ~
"No. he has not Both be and a number
Of the leaders OF the party have made
promises but none of them have toed the
mark. The Little Corporal, a. YOU call
him, / am afraid got enough of news
papers when he ran the Wing IS bis per
sonal organ; yet he is not antsgonisiic
to orr enterprise. That is all that can
say about him.
You have not purchased an outfit
YETI"
No we have not. We have twoop-
tions. that of the late Wing, and another
from distance. one is as good as the
other. and both are offered al about the
same price think the probabilities are
that we will buy the press and type
Of the Wing, along with their bound
files
" Tou might say that the reason We
did not get subscriptions fast enough to
start the paper on January first, was be.
cause the people in the country don't
bother about anything during the holi-
days excepting their own enjoyment
The subscriptions during the past ten
days have been the largest"