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Front Street lluprov.>.-.
OFFICE ~ TIE CRY sa,.-
"a fAE CRY ag So.
va ~~~stLH

~
SEATTLE, ". ssss
Notice l. hereby gwen Ia ~ ~ : aNsi
property condemned hy arsss sxsen >
his eantlesi, AN oss.ipsase y a.asse Il
establish { ont street In Ihss ss ~ 4ssssAe
nihg es1niy, Washington fa,, ,,. y SssA
proSiae Tor the eontlenua n 10y ~ i
necessary there fer" thai 49, 'ssssssxn
feoptrty owners, are herkhr s.s Ill
sppeaNl one ftFSNn 20 At ws,h issN n
lseFsNils tone o. TO anrusss,.sa - y -
owners . property l@,nessfn.ll' s - d.
Visions 81 sad arSiiuanee Na ~ ukrA
- b appointed ~ the n,aycr -, y - -
OF seaifleA IA apprassinr sns I'D ~
damages sad benefits w1tafp asss~ss
assessment district, aesessh,s,, 90 iss IA
tsshses pN seetlen 4 III aid ar,,s asA sss4k
s,l4a, In accordance wiIh fss s s.sasss 81
section l0l OF an &c, II M 80 ssssAfss 4
the territory OF Washinrtas. ss S.sssssaaas 4
aet 70 rcSise snd smeni shs es -, ~ IA
e'ts oi sssttlc. approved Fe &as.sss g ~. "
said sppointfceni is to b. m.,s'. ~
and TIED with the city cs.rk - y q xfsslss
Seattle on or before the fst6 80 - es.y Y
\. u. isSs. IS "A rrs.s ~ q jafg
First publication at this na ~ TX
3agiX 3 iSSa A''ssVs, ffsfssg
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Commercial st. improvement



uF TIE ttTY 90 rEsfrLS.
SEATTLE. W T., july 9. -
Notice j. hereby gwen 90 the osbR.s "
props rty benefited! ~ or8inalee 10 -
entitled, AN ordinance 10 widen nv
tabifsh Commercial street, Ia INC fsa
attic. Washington territory, ausi " ~ ".
Woe for the condemnation af real 80
necessary therefor that they. fns - =
property owners. are hereby rr4bhraa. - =
appoint one person - act mIta inv 49, ~
persons toms of whom + 20 Be sppa.n = =
bs tie owners Of props rty eoiisssiias,ss. u !.
said ordinance No. l,lD. aud uns ~ ".
mayor 81 said city 81 resitsel- ~ spF'ss
sng aud assessing damages ana
within and fer the asse.iaeiit Gis -, Z =
scFsbed aud established bg seffieb ~.
said ordinance W. loo. "a aftofsss. -
With the provision - section lHi o' 4. ".
81 The legislature ~ the territory oi ~
ingtOn, entitled, AN act 70 fefi+3 =.
amend the eBAFteF III tDe city q 80
approved February I t.sa- said Aps-ssss
mert IS g. b. lasae ia writing an Il - 4
with the eiiy clerk Of the elty VI sr* - -
o. before The 18TH day Of July. u, =
=. W. FFksfs. EitJ 49, go
sifst publication oi tbis notice aa'f :
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South Third ST. lmproveme1l
0FFIGg 0Y gng CITY cLkxx
90 EnE CRY - rEAfsLh.
,sex ~ "a r. fffsY d. ~


-tATrfE. W. r., July =. fs's e
Notice is hereby given -.~se
owners ~ property benefited ~ n'na .sSss
Ne. fstsl eulifiess An ordinance =" & 80 [.
extend aud establish south Third !. = -
the city Of SEATTLE. king cstunts, $3.50 ~
ton TERRITORY. aBd To- pFnTlls ~ ~ 49,
demnatinn II real estate nsses-SIs -
fof4 that ehey. the said PFossfy s.s.xs
sfe hereby required 80 spps'Int nlsr ~, i
Tn set 1ltn fwo other psFss.pr sssasss
- heda t. - b. appointed ~ lhs ss-.sss
~ pruEsrtg condemned by said $3.50. sss- a
Ne. La. aud oae b. the nsa. s'.'-.s
sald city III sestile}, ~ sxfssSg
fHs ard assessing dasussss so sil.a a43 n
wifhin and for The assessment sis'.sr f., 4
ssFifea and established by srFsson. .r.'ssszs
sai3 ordinances No Iisi. ~ - - n
with fAe Provision II section W q ssxzt
OF the l.glslafase ii tsc u rrstnfy = - -
ingEssu. entitled IAN ast V sax.61l1e
nsneud the charter os the CITY 49,.
approved. February 4. i-ss 7Am
ssaent - So - f4afr Ia wfaiE4
With ths alty clerk III lse n q
1g before the 9Th dag VI Jat1s u
G. Vi Fnnx<n.
first publication Of tlx3e
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Ff0nt Street lmproy,..
UrFffg ~ -,

of'isE o. rHK CRY q NJ.
~ yas CRY - -
xa,s.. ksTTLE. ". IT issafskx
Pretty heaefittsSi Sy o oa e .ae -.
..s aas Froast ssrees. In n e .ssisa -
Ms soaaty. Nashinerass = esty u -
prosisie for The conasns s,,, aSsrri.ar, -
neesssary thereior. ;ass o q y rsas -
I.anerts owners. are nsra,.h hey. O. j..
sfEAolns one person 10 a. feqrsss
's' ssla sese 81 whom i i Win sss n
y me 'sw Gers 81 nras~rss = alEsS.ss
$3.50 s9esssasssre M. lie as'stses n u
MAYOR O. said cry of ses,tiss ure b Il
my saa assessing damss,.s' =. y spsrss
sithin aiid toT the assessr.ss. aad 49,
scficea and established ~ - tsisssss, 4
sasS .r'slnance No. l,rs sesslun - =
ssaa ihe provisions OF sssrs... = y arsnsssss.
q ne legislature Of the ter, ,.a " q q =
snssan' entitled, An ars y q ~
ssilena the charter az i've 40 y 1uNeS
approved February 4. lsss : " SsssH
Msnf y - he made IN 49,, go appsirs
Win the city clerk If tie ~ nd O.
or before the 18th day ~ ~ " SsaS
- c, ". Fxss.s - 4 IN
july 5. ISL is aczxe Ss,S..
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STEAMSHIP LINES

THE OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP NIL
L rlingson. Frank Worth. MISTER, carry.
ing freight and passengers at reduced
rates will sail from san Francisco for
Sound porfs Hatfield agf
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IsyDs.1tpr GIRDryrg,

Z o, siH AoERl.. NAOMI RORII
He cultural galdsns, GSoni, Kitsap
county, ". g.-lsndsespe architecture
aa'i engineering; Typographical Surveys
maps, plans, specifications. the laying out
Of pssiks, private grounds and cerse,sries
aefofftin. u tnnalarn rn..thnsfs
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ssERFEb

..xFN SsakfssA @-as fAs@ rrsSss<ssss = tsa<
.-sss. - sssrzg Fasn. Isssa ,as'ssss..
s4~assse. sasy 81. ~ @9etfs A. - 80
60 Essszs~. PES a. II ktn< essssssxS.
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~ F stAFFT EkN <NIs A-ERk
tsE Ts aaFsss sea~ 81. ~.
s axes sa aessgsA es Nsa SO &
7 t res 81 s@EsE stss,.
tfa$5 z1e ae Nasv sns ESQ
sse aS a. STzsss : Hr@ .tsn
~sa f&S 81 a t ~ exc rsssS
Azas sAs Az asgs
k Gs 80 e. sss So
- - sas & .Asr ~ s.-
Ss sFs 7-s asSs IS as Ease 81 IL
Hss &@s Es
q u KkgE1s. gazy esess.
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DoBf TUwNSENn. July 3, lisa. THE
firm oi Gf4aitns. Never Il stetSon,
heretofore exisfipg 81 tnrt Townsend and
Tacoma, "A Z, having heen dissolved aii'l
esastns Ia exist. a. per special notice oi
sssaye date. published in This paper shall
henrefaSth % business - ship agent. char,
tsr fFsishf aud merchandise broker aadei
iae undersigned name. mx headquarters
p maiW}ag 4 r ToS asenst.
J. r MEYER
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w ANfED-To Buy CITY LOIS, M
w proved ~ aplmpToged. from osnti
only write or call Geo. 7 6ismaFe. -
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I~1K BEN4 F0RNlSnEp Rpo@s AP.
Il piy Al sii Th'fs strcvs-
rStE KENF oFEus UH DISK ROOM
T. FsatrYHstiesaNi haasc th.rrs street
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To ~ fss

4trAST Tu iEASF \ BRICK STORE
w about - ar sNxssi foF f,afnbef af
yeafs. gusai ~ sssssa. tor saddle ard bar
usss hslsuess who Hgii hasid one or
Faget soaad saslGlefy House, s,ils Ffaat
stYssf
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~n-FNt# AERE TRACT is
~ hNt gaFsstesl aaftss,sa go f.rae
ss&e $50 fh@ et st gssertt ssss.sss- rrs-4g.
-sta Is a. rTeef.fiaskt ssnse .af -ae ,s;
esaHH HstHs p rtss z-k .U1.e-as-e
saa1sst tsFHsske3 Aassaz - Ala tas
zok xfrelf
.sMofNE fNFksgN EstshE ANp
Y gHe fhtgs Areass sit ssessen q nrs.v I8s
81 sCfe s7s5Ff a ssss3 fesET u azgsFeS
sNN03gs AgNE FSDrEKgT NORTH pg
I 1zxe Eesass a. ~ g. t,Ss rsss sfgx. -
tgeess ssExtHg EfSta 8vp ts q @sryss AAs i
= asakAMaN
AsFEKtkk nAEksAfNa y AksK% "a.
= t~sSa NJ xn& y - sssa ssTessx a. AS
e. $50 - sssfsa essh RttE = HsaAE
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TFrERfNIRY NrRGEOys.
YERS md CHEMISTS.

- EokGa EETnCNE, ASsAYEh AND
" Chemist, anals xef OF cosl fire CLAWS.
/ ores, etc. send samples for azS.y by mail.
Tseouia, Wssh, Tv.
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TOR sALE-THE SfATTLE TRANSFER
II "a Will receive hidz for their properly
ua southeast ecfn.r South rsaand and
Aaln streets, viz Lots | and 2. block T.
Maynari's addition - fhe city of seattle.
For fob particulars cali GA h. y. -haubut,
manager. bids 10 ne opened August 2. iss1
/ TIE seaiEie Transfer Co seattle, July 8,
ts.s
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.swws~s1e~nexss ansswT sss hsss1. = ss@s
80 s7r.r @ass Fxy kesas. ssh -sssi%kssssss
= 1900 81 - tesse-se5 e sfae ras@ -
..s.ss.s : wara sss gFss ifsseTtssa ! sc - !
So E.sr rsss. sszAssssSeszt sEsssEsassa- SsE
szs.4st x.wsgs = ads $50.
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eunrsrfas serrseE.

y Eazs A&1. r. !, 8A@TI-E. aEAA-
IA sss sss ts4sssxss. Ezssts0n sssu~sh
ssTsxs. segth ~ x4Ae sssees, 4. d. bssx y =
asxza - - -r-- - -
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The s.sissxsnx sessars &Ts awastiag xdvsF
lars a. zsia e4fssae
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.~e~f.se Tssss fszk.s r.ssss 0s.soe at gss eSs~F
-. ~ fss~xesfsss - nSsss est
!. :, ssss Fsrssssess<zaEs VII =
rsss.s4s=ss ~ Is tss'S haszs.
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= -ll'----.----
g}4Fff FEsF saEsTf

IhfElE AND AEkEsTT-AMKg!5, ~
4 sEa f'sssa Detective 4xsrfw sE2
~g54gs street sag &rssa Ssssaz asssl Pr,.aF
s&@x ~ -wSsgis a
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ipAkkA. HAIIH 4 Co CHARLES II
ID Bske~ ataf Alien e Rahh. cjgii a18
electrical eDs1aeeFS Ao@sas l. ard IL
zabEEtz s.t.ssA
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N+aTiCE - All PARTIES HOLDING
y claims against {ae United states fgr
"a sfness lees Ia case 81 collision Eliza ku.
'ierson aud Geo E. Starr will gslesse prs'-
sent ssE8e s. Eny Office @itbosi decay. Zap
taiB v ] BRYANT.
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y.H9R Rant "a gNlsilEn ROOM aess
4 zs-sfsa .tsves
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II Is. IS LsG.AEn. AEa}AsS b asss &. 8 y a.
II fe ssresa Noses rsfga-a. f,sAFgss
EeIzs&s ssse1tsssz Fagssezs ea4tars ssAss. h
= ga ~ssa@sags
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f*tsA HfNT ktfs Rt-f EtH ATF D
L lselEiu.s hegse ia sha rity OF sesttls.
f isssss. ita, twsuilalv teF ss4e. taresia
. "a lssscFes &. stcs,ad street, opposite ps,ss-
sst3ra
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MISCELLANEOUS.
X,rANrEp-To BUY CfTY Ions, IN
w proved ~ apigapg0ged. from Owner
oDly wTiie or call, Geo. 7 6ismafe. -
eeesgt.d sisyot-
Tor TURNING, sCROLI-SAaISG AND
J. gsnefsi MIL work - to giarthleS Il
Hurst. rear ~ i.sAe shore mali. Lake Tn
ipu
TAfGs0N AND TESLER OWNERS
~ owner - varsUi lots accessible -
}srssssn aBt 'eT sVenRe cables please
esil We Aaye parchas,Fs 70, iats priced
l9tS. Mccoy 4 elise. ~ second street. cor
o.r taerry r9oal 3.
N0TiCE All PARTIES HOLDING
~ claims against Sac Jnited states fBr
witness fees Ia case 81 collision Eliza "a.
aerson au} Geo r >tarT will please prs,-
sent seH3e s. Eny Office @itbogi decay. Tap
iaia " J RtFsnt
Ala pFRsohs HAVING ANY uLAfMs
Il iaf wags fssfIgygaet ar material iI4s
Wtshef n gAe construction 81 Inc s{eaf1eF
state ul IS esa3uetoN. feeeugtT hui5t ~ %
,aU3 shi7 yay3 tBts eitY. sye bsrehr ga-
guostiai e. pgrSeas she same "a tae HaseY.
stxuli wifhsu thirty ~ SAYS fFuH she
dafe 81 this uot{es A4iehs8 ssftoa $
CHAPMAN Dais.s Taesma, T., susy T.
.----------------
WANTED nJrY cry lois. IN
w proved "a HBimpgaEtd, from owner
enls wfiie 90 sail. Ge,t Z Gilmore. Tle
-s,s,..,l-1 street
uTGCE BRICK OK LUMBER
y hagissi rs fh- isa or fav tseasYsi
teseaiaE OsaCg .eFsush sna Howell, in
ssag ! Augtsaeh
~ EXcHASGE-vAtUABlE REsI-
0etsse or Business property b Pa
- as aFsi ssfs Aageies, Csiiiasnis. fer 5sasl
deucs ~ ossstaess property In ur DezF sr A.
TIE, NssislaS's'a ferrltarE Dame s ta-.
res. ,1stsls hrakncs. So ! ss1 Fesat slfaee
- - $1,000 -,
teafrsi ga, h = aew sssua heated s., 49,
y g q y e. rsslsay. n Nhsscsass r.,assv.
$3.50 ~. aa .l.s 5Ssa'slal 5set ~
49,, = =, 80 -
= go. ..fs..s,tt ~. - - = ~. 8
s.rrss, 4 ~ 49, 49, -. % = ~
" Joe u Rex. apet'oueer.
.rvasTFfs - 5,S-x-t 49, = -
w s.s.ros Sh -
t.-,t-s vs, = 80. - = - -
So. t...s - - a.. Us
- asa hAss'' ~&'f VS. 'a'e--iSeaFsf
<-1,T75r rE4r g1--,1 - - = 80
y ri-s.as l., go. -. s.t "a -. 49,.
b. u.s. a. havfr.~ s.s -.
%. afF eei.ss ArsbNF = silas-
ef1fg WF@TNES Mil rssssk.A~. -
! lsss ya,ea II srsgsz7ti! T. f5er. -
= ? e5a,'st sssa 9ai s.'ssrs. s4so s.sss. asy-
- .@tsN So ga @sfafi, Az2 A. .sis esE
49, To- :
IL A~4Ga nf 0EAYyeN~-F 81 49,
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xrygSrEp - Girl. t. 80 9ksEE8
w fsssss4e ok. lssssz - = zsss1 sfssN
Ms s.so. gssgys saFrssT -haTI AID siiss
skFf.st8
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lHoR GENf FURNISHED ROOM rs
L private tAsRlfl, sassa 81 ,}ssiry3. hl4
As8slBM
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IN NJ. HUMAN SXE%eas RAgHEg
IL. sui sspvarstssf os.erssss. a. al.
fAzr sFeza ss}etsfass& ~ mzsagsss. r8g.e
lfreEe sEE sgss Bsg Esrsss.g ssss s4tssk. Rssafs
) &es : Atksa bseSe&. Columbia. Ezs&msen
Ets5 500 ssyzFtA sfrsgets
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1T : PER CENT.

tGfeFaSz-~stsp E&yta< tgls snsa e"M FtfstF
tw q hrGaes ss0sk ~ sae A1as.ican 3&lisis
aeS, ..osaa Aaf Investment eoelty, Of CHI
s.AssS. sz3ls saat.se gSssa e. 6a tnSs 81 al~gTe
fase ef Interest. toF further tufsaxT1atlssa
address az appse - u. q. FgsaStia s. 3D.
RI finisaEatsss - s<E kess9in's block ,Fes1Ta
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{lFA&TEB~ POSITION b COMPETENT
w lasss keepef srsf elass city reference.
Address s.. 'sgss oFflse,
y{TANIKD - sltt AXIOM 81 Fli.fks
w saa ham ssefsfs or essyef Address
FILLER. pfs~s intelligence Usfca
tNvASfED~ A POSITION As H0taa
w keeesy Address n L.. care tnls
office.
ufASsEh~-k SIT AEiuA Ar hott-
w Eesp.x fns gentleman. Address
fi8ase sesls.g. toS ,iSs.
.GFANTEn ~ PRACTICAL sAS ~
w hrirk ~ ss1i4e @ork desires work a.
fGFemaa OF superintendent lsst of refer
eaess given Aadsess l. 2. .. III Post Ia.
tsiEi4ssfsasaT Office.
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fNNA NENE-t NO eIifNNe. sttflNU
L SSH fi~o sggst4 Ap9ig 60 Ffaas
-aufN-A- r-.ssn Z Nra...u ...sA
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sv,a RIM.

I.0R RENT THE RNsT LnC ATfD
J. AsigABg hu3sc ia she gisY at seattle
is ss. wlgB ia Alfafe fes sale, bargain.
afsEees
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B.fsfFD tn RENT.

tNrANIEp 10 RESr We HAVE
w renters tur ssenty vacant hpases :
sise customers for igigiEs Eo.sss who
has ans Ailneee 4 Co, 10 -ecos.a STREET
tNFANTgG-~ Houses TO kEsT. kESiS
w tn collect. Fsai sts IL seIf. IFuuTies
& Pstisu, bFukeFs Eesssa IL Burke blocs
csgn@f fhgfi sad misc.
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CONVICTIONS .yD HfrfIury

Contractors and BIIIBEEs.
n III dkNha & Co, CONTRACTORS
= aud etiisaerS. Plans sHd sYrtsiiiea-
tioBs furnished upon application. Special
~ ut osilee fixtures. sHs Columbia street.
1srHAReEs AND FOUNDATIONS An
W Francisco Bridge Co, engineers and
contractors. Wharf building. pile driving.
Seven drivers, aoNa.piies 5,0Uooco feet fir
/ lumber contracted. Prices for work the
same ss bafore the Gre. ofiee ioot Jack
S1n street
FlESJAMiS Il. EMARD, CARPENTER
ID aud builder; bridges and bnilaings
es mates gwen work superin.eneed per.
SDnssly. ADDRESS Pastofsiee, seattle
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NOR EENf NENLY krRNgSHEb
L fosa* lN%se egase sitgss FtoEt
sfrsek.
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HARRISON AND TESLER OwNERs-
~ Owner ~ vacsyli lots accessible &
}srssssn aBt fcieT sVenRe cables please
gsil Va have prrphas,Fs TO- istfB pa ed
l1is Metoy 4 elise. ~ second stycet cor
se.er berry Fsssnfss e
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-10-17
Governor. So bring on your next lie
so we can unmask it at once.

No one can object to any of the clauses;-
E BURD CRUDE.
This gentle sentence is culled from
an interview in the Newark Press
Register Rep.) 1t refers to the letter
recently issued over General Grubb's
signature, and which, from internal
evidence, we conclude to have been
written by the General himself.
We hasten to assure him that we do
not object to any of the clauses. They
suit us as if they had been made to
order. We have heard some people
complain that they did not mean
anything in particular; but then you
know some people are never satisfied.
We are sure the General did his
best, and if he did not make a bulls
eye, why, we will take the will for the
deed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-10-17
EMF
Academy of Music.

1.-THE Tourists" hold the Academy
stage for four more performances.
Business has been big and will no
doubt be bigger in the closing days.
The new songs and the old ones catch
the audience, and all goes with a rush
from the time the curtain rises. ~
One of the greatest favorites visit
ing Jersey City is Annie Pixley, who
will appear at the Academy of Music
next Mondey evening. A feature of
the engagement will be the first pre-
and successful comedy, "22, Second
Floor which made a hit at its initial
production last season at the Four
teenth Street Theatre. New York.
The play is a, modern comedy of
errors, except that in this ease the
Dromios are of the gentler sex. Miss
Pixley appears in a dual role-twin
sisters, Miss Flora Fetherstone, a gay
actress from the London Frivolfty;
the other, Mrs. John Ellis, a married
society lady. The sisters became
separated in early childhood, and
grew up unaware OF each others exist
ence.
So closely do they resemble each
other that their relatives and most in
innate friends cannot tell them apart,
and the confusion and amusing laughs
begin when the actress takes apart
ments directly oyer those of Mrs. Ellis
in the same hotel. The complications
go ON with a constant accumulation
Of fun until the identity of the twins
is made clear and a general under
| standing is reached.
The play affords Miss Pixley ample
| opportunity for the display OF her
| abilities as an actress and singer.
| New and attractive songs have been
| especially written for the play. A live
| baby and a Skye terrier are prominent
features introduced. 8.3
"22, Second Floor" will be given up
| to Friday evening, when Miss Pixley
will present her favorite play, 1.-THE
Deacon's Daughter" a comedy that
always draws we'll here. Miss Pixley's
support is said to be exceptionally
strong.
New Marches in 1.-THE Drum Major"
On alternate evenings during the
coming week, one of the old favorite
military marches will be performed
during the eyolutions in the third act
| of 1.-THE Drum Major at the Casino.
Mr.. Rudolph Aronson has made the
following well known selections for
| the purpose:-Gilmore's Regimental
March, Helmsmuller's Twenty-second
Regiment March, Grafulla's Seventh
Regiment, March, Balls metropolitan
March, Strauss Radetsky March,
Smiths Northern Route and War
rams Tpmau Line March
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-10-17
Circulation. Six rhousand.

We today, with infinite
satisfaction, the arrival of u circula-
ton at the sixth milestone, so to
speak. A couple of weeks ago we
presaged this pleasant accomplish
ment as being in the near future. We
believe the result was finally attained
through our notable extra on the day
of the Democratic County Conven-
ton. That edition increased our cir
culation for the day 900 copies over
the figure of the day preceding.
OF course, the greater proportion OF
this increase was for that occasion
only" as the play bills say, but q
sufficiently large fraction of it has
been retained permanently to carry
us safely into our seventh thousand.
We have delayed proclaiming the
result until this late day, in order
that we might be sure before speak
ing, for we are anxious to tell the
Truth and nothing but the truth upon
this as upon all other topics.
If we were making reckless and I'M
founded assertions to deceive the pub
lie, we might just as well claim ten
thousand; but that is not our way OF
doing business.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-10-17

John T. Toogood, of No. s3l Monticello ave-
nue., has been appointed Collector for Bergen
Council No. 149, Royal Arcanum, in the place of
the late Conrad Bruce.
Governor Green has appointed Abram Duryea
of this county, as a delegate to the National
Farmers Congress to be held at Montgomery,
Ala, November 10, IA and Is.
William Dixon. the well-known ice cream
manufacturer, was stricken with paralysis yes
terday. He is at his home at Newark, and is not
expected to recover.
Proprietor Henderson Of the Academy of Mu-
sic is confined to his home by a bad cold.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-10-17
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DIED.
MISUNDERSTANDING, on October 16. 1889. Hugh
Funeral on Friday, October is. at three p. M,
from the residence Of his sister, Nc. 2519 Pacific
avenue.
G~ORMLEY.-On October 16, 1885, Harry. youngest
son OF John s. and Ann Gormley. aged two years
Fi aaa from the residence Of his parents, No. 1865
jackson avenue. Friday. October IS, at three p. M.
M~ETTLERs-on Tuesday, October Is, 1889. William
Relatives and friends of the family and Eighth
Company, Uniformed Veterans. seventh Regiment.
funeral n a. al Services At tae residence Of his i Srother In
law, James +. Grady, No, 415 Pacific street, Brook
Ign, on Tuesday evening, October Il. at eight
fnterment at convenience OF family.
MGRATH-In this citysson Wednesday, October Is.
1882. John, the beloved husband of Mary Nc
Grath, in the tifty-seyenth year of his age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
residaenee, No. Us Tenth street, on Saturday at nine
a solemn high mass of requiem will be offered for
the happy repose OF his soul
MAKER on wednesday. October l6, 1889, Mary Ann
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late
tober IS. ut three p. m.
MoRTIMoRE suddenly, on October is, 1889, George
Friends e the family are invited to attend the
street. Friday, october 10, at two p. m.
MGJINNESS-On Thursday morning. October
IS, 1883, Patrick, eldest son Of Bryan and
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
RoBERTsoN.-on wednesday, october tG, 1889, Mrs
ELIZA Robertson, widow OF the late james Robert
son. aged seyenty.ssyen years
Robertson, No. 526 Jersey avenue, on Friday, Oc-