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GENTLEMEN,5 FURNIsHING


Gentlemcn's Ncckwcar Of all kind7. Sus-
penders from 15c. up TO 81 a pair. Silk, Linen.
and Cambria Hsndkerchiefs, silk and Wool
Mucicrs, Gloves, Socks, Collars, Guns, Haui-
some Dres, Shirts, slecyo-. Collar, and Gun
Hfttfoua 40
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M" FRIENDS.-NlEETING FOR
divine worship EVERY SABBATH MoRylSG n II
O'Clock. Seats are fros, and all are welcome.
Mecuug-houso, Clay street above First Services
also az II O'Clock on WEDyEspAN MORNING. Is
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Peculiar

To Itself In many important particulars. Hooi's
sarsaparIlla Is different from Ind superior TO any
other medicine.
Peculiar In combination, proportion and prep
aratlon Of ingredients, Hoods sarSaparilla pos
sesses the full curative value OF the best known
remedies OF the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar in It's medicinal merit Hoods Sarsapa.
rlla accomplishes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar in strength and economy Hoods sar-
saparis 10 the only medicine Of which can truly
be said, 100 doses one dollar" Medicines In larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses. and do
not produce good results as Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Peculiar in its good namo at home there Is
moro Of Hoods SaTsaparilla sold in Lowell, where
Il Is made, than OF all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar in its phenomenal record OF sales
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity in so shor; = time. Do not be In
ducedt takesny other preparation. ESsure toget
Hoods Sarsaparilla
soldby all druggists. 81 six for s.. Prepared only
b. c. l. HOOD & CO., APothoc-rie5. lowell, Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
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n57-CFyTENARY METHODIST

CHURCH Grace street between Fourth and
Finh,-Rev. WILLIAM Z. JUDXiNs, Pastor
Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ. and Al s J.. N.
by the pastor sunday school at 9IJ A. ". We'd
nesday-niehi service at o'clock. Seats free
Strangers and others always welcome. IS
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esg- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

ssF- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
BROAD and Twelfth streets'.-Roy. GEORGE
COOPER, D. D.. pastor. will preach atli A. II. and
SPIN. Bible schsol at 9:l5 4. NJ.
FoURrH-STEEEr CHAPEL-Rev. II. F. VII
LAWS ats p. n. Is
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ray FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN

CHURCH Seventh street near Grsce)-preach-
ing n; II =. ". aud go p. VI. by the Pastor, Rev
j. 5. MosER. Sunday school at go \. NJ.
Social Praycr-Meetng Friday ats z. II. All
welcome 10 every service. IS
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100 Doses Ono Dollar
rS~ CHRIsTADELPHIAN &c

CLEsIA Central Hall, Fifth streen.-To-McR-
ROW at1IA ". a discourse by Mr. W. osgs. sub
iect: Blble-Proof Of tho Conversion and Rosio-
ration Of Israel"
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BRIEF COMMENT.

christmas is in the air." excaims q
contemporary. And in the heir, too. as u
good many fathers will find out before an
other week rolls by.
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J7OR SALE.-WILL SELL CHEAP,
a % b delivered a. end Of tho year, So
COND-HAND STATlOSARY 35-horse power
BOILER and 2O.horss power Engine. with at-
tacamonts. All In good working order. Sold TO
make place for larger onrs. Can he eoen at
work by applying before the siih Instant 10
JAMES Il. GORDON & CO.,
do fS-ct 1900 Cary street.
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reyFRIENDS' MISSION GIVEN
TY-FlrTH STREET. Roliciols services aud
Sabbath school every SUNDAY al o'clock =. ".
Meeting FOR divine worship at o'clock every
FRIDAY NIGHT. Is
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nv EIRGT pRE SRYTERIAN

CHURCH Corner Of Grace and Madison
strects).-Rev. II p. kerr. D. D.. pastor. will
preach Al II A. NJ. and p. N. Also at WEST
MINISTER CHURCH, at AZ NJ. sunday school and
Bible classes az $3.50 A. NJ. a warm welcome to
all =
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,s,y~ life AND ADVENT MIS-

SION, Smiths new (CcntraD Hall (Fifih street
between Broad and MarshalD.-Seryices At 3 End
af5P u. Elder X. c. DEowH will prearh. All
corIiallT lnYiel.
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WATCHrs. JEyYELEY. &c.


IA PURCHASE GOLD ana SILVER & 81
WATCHES and DIAMONDS On lN~rAf-@sa-1o
NbSIS 40 each prices. Goods guaranteed as
represented. Address RELIABLE, post-Onice
Box No. $40. 10 25-uu, ea6suln
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To- FOURTH PRESB1 IEhlAN
CHURCH ION ives, Grace s;reet)-Roy. >. CAL
WIN STEWART. Misunderstanding NJ IL o'clock
4. N. and O'Clock 2. ". by tho Pastor We'd
ncsday- night lecture at O'Clock. Seats free.
sabbath school at $50 A. N. Il
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rsB-PINE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Pine and Albemsrle Streets
Rev. j. d. HUTsoS, Pastor.-Preaching at II A.
NJ. and $50 2. NJ. A cordial welcome to all. Seats
free. Is
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Ess- CLAY STREET BAPTIS I
CHURCH corner of Clay and Graham Streets
Rev. 5. &. CLoPIos, Pistcr-Sunday school at
A. N. Worship at IL A. NJ. and 7:30 p. NJ.
Prayer-meetine Wednesday at no P. II. Young
mems meeting saturday al 7.So Z. NJ. -
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Salvation Oil viii cure lumbago and back
ache. Trvitat once. Price Is centsa bottle.
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MEETINGS.

GEORGE z.
I I PICKETT CAMP, CONFEDERATE NEIE-
RAMS, RICHMOND, Va. pecc nber q, ISL
COMRADES Assemble az Camp Han. fi'ih be-
tween Broad and Marshall streets, y HIS tsaiur-
day NIGHT promptly at 800 o'clock To- al1rni
runlic meeting at Mozart Academy. E1-COn-
federates cordially invited 70 meet with MS.
Badge furnsho 81 hall.
By order oil Colonel Commander +. =. REEVE.
PETER MCCU RDl,
- os. AIfutqnf
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rs.y- GRACE-STREET PRESBY-

TERRAIN CHURCI--IAyEs Y. FAIR, D. D., Pas
tor.-sergices at II O'Clock 4. ". ana O'Clock p.
v. Preaching in the morning ny kev. Dr. II. s..
WHITE, q Washington ana Lee University, and
AT night By the Pastor.
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CITRT AINS

Elegant Swiss Lace Curtains. NOTTINGHAM Cur
taIns. Antique AMI Ciunny Curtains, Chenille
and Turcoman Curtains, snd Elegant SILK Cur
talns. all very cheap.
100 pair Nottingham Lace Curtains, 81 Yards
long, at SL25 pair. II you can buy them for
less than g elsewhere bring them Dsck and we
will ratrrn thu r1ouov
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by SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Main aud Sixth streots).-Rev. W. W.
LASDRuA, D. D., WILL preach at II 4. NJ. and 3
Pm. Is
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re- ALL.sAINTs CHURCH (Madi-

con street near Gracc)-Rev. j. !. DowNMASN,
Rector.-Mornlng service at II o'clock. Evening
service ats o'clock. Sunday school at s:3) A. NJ.
e
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ts5- WEsT.MAIN STREET BAP.

TIsr CHURCH corner Main aud Beech
streets).-Prcsching SUNDAY by the pastor. Rev.
s. A. GOODWIN, d. d., at II o'clock A. NJ. and 40
o'clock p. NJ. Sunday school at O'Clock A. ~.
Prayermeeting Wednesday night Young mems
prayer-meeting Friday night. ALI are welcome.
Ia
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MANIFESTATIONS AND FEED


TODD 4 JUSIIS, Proprietors.
We desire 10 inform our friends and the pub
lie that We have formed co partnership for tho
purpose Of conducting a MILLING AND FEED
BUSINESS and have purchased mill IN Nan
chester on the James river. with tho most I'M
proved machinery for making dno WATER
GROUND BOLTED CORN-NEAL. We are also
making 4 chop Of GROUND CORN, OATS, &C..
a superior mixture Of hOrse-feed. We nave IN
stocs also CORN, OATS, ana MILL~FEED at the
lowest market pucos. and viii be glad 10 sorye
our friends Telephone orders or otherwise
promptly attended TO- 4. j. TODD.
H. A. JuSTIS.
Phone 1871. dc l9-oodoi'
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TRUSTEES SALE.
pISsoLUTsoNs e pAxrNERsHIrs.

VHE FIRM OF j. d. GARDNER &
l. son, dong business at Qulnton, New Kent
county, Il this dag dissolved. Al persons having
claims against tho late firm will present them
to me. J. ID. GARDINER.
RICHMOND, December 70. 1889. de-2i-lt'
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~" THIRD PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-Roy !. ?. CANNON, Pastor.-preach-
ing at II 4. ". and 3 p. VI. Sunday school at
9:3O 4. u. WEDNESDAY MIGHT prayer-mceuug
at O'clock. 9
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CARPETS.

Alsrge stock from which you can make your
selections, and at the lowest prices for hand
some styles and good qualities. large stock
OF Rugs, Mats, Hassocks. Otomons, and Window
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fey- vENABLE-STREET CHURCH
corner OF Twenty-nrsi and venshle) Sunday
school at go A. NJ. Preaching by Rev. r. II
PITT, ALL A. n. and 40. P. N. 10
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DINIDl NDs.

RICHMOND AND PErEgsBURG RAILROAD COL
TREASUKEEs OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, December Is, iss9. J
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ dividend Of 3t PER CENT on 'ho capital
stock OF this company viii be paid ~ tue Office Of
the company. IN the city u Richmond, Va, on
and after tue - day Of January next % al. hold
crs OF stock Of record on tho books Of tie COM
pany on the 2lth day Of December, $780, from
which dat3 20 tho "a day Of January, 1890, the
books OF transfer will be closed.
~. ". WARRINGTON,
n n f-In9 IInn..rnr.
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FUnArfUxr. Es.


~ GATHRIGHTS SON, ii
IL. Nos. l2, Il, AND IS GoyERsoE STREET. ~
m
Ihaye nine large warerooms hlled with PAR
L0R. CHAMBER, DISING-ROOA and HALL
NOVELTIES. l have the latest designs aud
none but the best manufactured goods
shall make a specially OF PARL0k fURNI-
TURE aud keep the latest covering and the
largest and best assorted stock TO be found In
the city. Ny terms are for cash or sns'slmeaia
oc 25-3m
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BLANKETS &c

Crib aad Cradle Blankets. fine White Bed
Blankets, Plain Colorod Blankets, Gray
Blankets, Fancy Wrapper Blankets, Lap
Blankets, and Fur Robes.
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RMORY GOVERNORS GUARD,
~ COMPANY +, FIRST REGIMENT Nik-
GTNIA VOLUNTEERS, RICHMOND. VA, Decem-
Der 20. lS9q-COXPAhY ORDER No. q In
obedience 10 orders from rcsimeniai heaiquar-
fefS dated Richmond, December Il.lSN. assem-
bic at the Armory SAII RDA1, December %isi.
at $50 O'Clock 7. ". in fatigue dress
BY orsor OF 3. J. JACOB, CAPTAIN Command
ING. +. u. GAM,
de sl-lt Acting First Sergeant.
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What Can Be Found at
LEVY & DAVIS.
LARGE ADDITIONS HAVE BEEN MADE TO
OUR STOCK THIS WEEK,
ard we have goods on the way 70

LARGE ADDITIONS HAVE BEEN MADE TO
OUR STOCK THIS WEEK,
ard we have goods on the way 70
KEEP OUR STOCK COMPLETE
No goods will DO received after Friday. 80
don't delay buying, but call ut once whilst tue
assortment Is good.
DRUMS In all sizes:
GINS, PISTOLS. SWORDS, SOLDIER SETS
TEN.PlNs, TABLE, PARLoR., and LAWN
CROQUET:
SOLITAIRE, DOMTN0ES, LOTTO, PARCHEESl,
nALMA. and 100 other amusing games.
DOLLS.
Bisque Dolls, China Dolls, Wax Dolls, Boy-DoIs,
Negro Dolls, Dolls with teeth. Movable Eye
Dolls. Rag Dolls. Bld-Body Dolls, Baby Dolls,
Insestructlble Dolls, India-Rubber Dolls,
Japanese Dolls, and other Dolls.
WAGONS, GOAT-SULKIES. CARTS,
Buck boarde, shoo-FlIes, Dexters. Tricycles,
Bicycles, velocpedes, Propellers, sloighs and
Cutters. Toy Furniture, Folding Tables, lap
Boards. Desks, Rattan Chairs. Carpet Chairs.
Childrsns Chairs and Doll-Carriagos, Rocking
Horses. Swinging Horses. Magic Lanterns, sur
prise Boxes. Iron Toys, Tin Toys, Money Banks,
and Boats.
We mean Baby-Carrlages Qor 1.-Two b+bios)
which We aro selling at winter prices, no. Tho
babies but the Carriages. We sell tho celebrated
whitney Carriages
JAPANESE GOODS.
A large stock OF Handsome Japanese Goods.
such az Roso-Jars Vases Korehs, screens. Fans,
Banners, Porteres, Tea-scts. Plates, Dishes, Ba-
bles, Frogs, Baskets. Trays, Brackets. Glove and
Handkerchief-Boxe &c, &C.
CLOAkS.
Our whole stock Is now offered at sud below
cost W. must sell them, and our low prices will
induce you to buy Of rs. Money can be saved
by 80 doing.
BLANKETS, &c.
Crib aad Cradle Blankets. fine White Bed
Blankets, Plain Colored Blankets, Gray
Blankets Fancy Wrapper Blankets. Lap
Blankets, and Fur Robes
CARPETS.
large stock from which you can make your
selections, and at the lowest prices for hand
some styles and good qualities. A large stock
OF Rugs, Mats, HRssocks. Otomons, and Window
Shades.
CURTAINS.
Elegant Swiss Lace Curtains. NOTTINGHAM Cur
taina. Antique and Clunny Curtains Chenille
and Turcoman Curtains, and Elegant SILK Cur
tains. all very cheap.
100 pair Nottingham Lace Curtains, = Yards
long, at Sl.25 pair. II you can buy them for
iess than - elsowhero bring tbem bsck and we
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A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
"A STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILWAY COMPANY is hereby
called % be held al the Office u the company, in
the Pare binding, in the CITY of Richmond, Va,
on JANUARY 20, 1s4, a. 1870 =. NJ. for ihe
transaction OF such business az may como be-
fore said meeting.
By order % the Board Of Directors.
NJ. r. INGALLS,. President
RICHMOND, VA, December 10, 1889. &c @)ti
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rVHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1 STOCKHOLDERS or THE NATIONAL
BANK OF VIRGINIA viii 10 held ~ thcir
clearinghouse on TUESDAY, January y, 1870, at
u O'Clock, .. W. LOChNpOD,
de lOtd CASHIER
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PLANTERS NATIOSAL BANKl
RICHg0ND, Va. December -. ls,A
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK VIII DO
held al the bnnsing-hOuse on TUESDAY, Jauu-
MANN s. QUARLFs,
o1ftd Cashier.
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A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
"A STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
AND ALLEGHANY RAILWAY COMPANY is
hereby called 10 bee held a. tho uflco OF the COM
paay. ia the Pace building. in the city q Rich
mond n, on JANUARY -. 1890, ~ - VI, for
the transaction Of such business 80 may come
b. fore said meeting.
By order Of iho Board Of Directors.
ERWIN DAVIS, President.
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Our whole stock Is now offered at aud below
cost W. must sell them and our low prices will
induce you to buy Of rs. Money can be saved
by 50 doing,
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.IAPANESE GOODS.

large stock OF Handsome Japanese Coda.
such az Roso-Jars. Vases. Korehs, screens. Fans,
Banners, Poriieres, Tea-sets. Plates, Dishes, Ba-
bes, Frogs. Baskets. Trays, Brackets. Glove and
Observation-Disclosures &c, &c
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BABY-CARRIAGES.

We mean Baby-CarrIages Qor 1.-Two babies
which We AFRO selling at winter prices, not Tho
babies but the Carriages. We sell tho celebrated
Whitney Carriages.
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AnOTHER HElTY SALE.
Fifty Thousand Dollars Tor . Lot
on Front Street.
Nra- j. o'csnasr. Of Ksmirs. NJ.
Purchases the Property ~ Mr..
wI1lf.m walker.

M William Walker. sf roys GaEble
Yesterday scsd 70 Hon Jereziah J. oHCoa-
zos. Of Ezmirs- New York. the east ssae
g Fstns street. between Cosambks and
S3-sa5. fof EA.oo About ten days ago
NJ. Walker authorized Crawford q Con-
over 70 seu me sof, sad few days ago Mr..
OConlnor arrived 81 seattle snA began
locking fos desirable investment. he
partially eoaesuaed the purchase Of lot
fursAsir np ths street and psid some esrnesx
snon<r- but On examining the title be
soktla n<;s aeeeyt Il. He then began nexo-
fssfsuE for The Walker iot, and sasHrisy 4
member Of the nrza Of Crawford 4 Con
over 'Weaf 20 Port Gamble 70 confer with
Ar Walker. AZ result, the latter came
70 Seattle yesterday afternoon and met xr
o'counor By appointment in the brokers
ofsce. Twenty inmates LATER the sale was
concluded and the deed win probsniy 20
on ressord 70 zacYrow. Mr.. 0.cornsr will
erect Erxt-esass huAiness block
on ths lot, something that viii be credit
20 the city. He viii leave tonight fer his
home In Sew York
NJ pfConnof il ; pyominens lawyer and
capitalist. aud owns large amount Of
ebotEH property In sew York city. E3rnEYs
and elsewher He ts poweriu New York
State politics and oae OF die leaders Of tie
Democratic party He Is a owuxsnan and
Glove iperzonai friend of Governor Hill, and
bad ne honor Of renosuinafing the latter At
the Law Democratic state convention A
few w,seks ago he aud his partner, Mr.. Fish,
started West TO Unrest 3z5o.ooo They bought
property II spokane Fails, North Yakima,
EslensbErgh and elsewhere, and Mr. Fish
took 80, 900 interest In the Nickers0n coal
nii1ek, Mr.. 0sConno7 showed his faith in
Seattle by Investing $4,000 here. He has
two sons sf college. and bought the prop
engage. Ia business
The price paid for the lot was the same
as the szrac arm sold the Drew lot adjoin-
ing fos' to A. A. smith Mr. walkeE Paid
q, 500 lcr the property nine years age
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BREvITIEs.

Mr.. a Grant, of salem Capitol Mills. has
appointed ID. {. Farwell agent for Puget
sound
woriSrnen began yesterday on the turn
table for the Front street cable line, In 0c-
eidentki square.
On account of the illness OF Col. Haines
the battalion drill. set for last night at the
armory, Was postponed until Monday
February l.
Coroner Root has not rs yet found posi-.
tive proof of the identity OF the man weis.
or Weisse. who was found dead several
days since near Salmon Bay.
Biekerfon & Brown viii sell by public
auction this day. 81 IL a. N. sharp. navel
oranges, eocoannts. hanauas, prime eating
apples, lemons, dates, figs, prnnes-
Ross c. Houghton lectures on John
Chinalnau at Home or Glimpse at the
Fioweiy Kingdom for the Y III. G. A. q,
the NJ. y. Church tonight AZ o'clock.
4 sa4,sa named Shaeffer was accidentally
run into and Knocked down yesterday after
noon by butchers cart Is be was cross.
ing Washington street or Commercial.
he suffered no serious injury. except that
OF having his clothes much soiled By the
mud
liver Thorstensou, Maenus d. Haarsiad,
Adolpll A. Pearson, subjects of the king OF
Norway and sweden, Hans Larsen, ma
tive OF Denmark aud John q. Wilson, Sam
uel wyRn, Alfred Wynn. Alfred III. Doyle
and o. Kendall, subjects OF queen Victoria.
yesterday declared their intentions of be-
eSminN citizens.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Charles Gabriel OF Victoria, b. =. is
In this city.
Councilman ID. z. Dnrie is able "a be
around again.
Mr. z. r. Maple has just returned fA<Ha
SIX months visit East.
Mr.. w. r. BoRd OF Wilmington. Della
ware. IL at the Occidental.
Col j. t. Haines il confined to his home.
being threatened with pneumonia
Policeman W. +. Carey, who has been I'll
for two weeks, has resumed his beat
G. u. Jaukin, q prominent insurance
man of Per land, was IN Seattle yesterday
judge william H. whittiesey, of Port
Townsend. arrived in the city yesterday
on business
Col John Il. Wheat Of Portland and sen.
Palmer Wheat are I'm town. Col Wheat is
the leading spirit in the Portland and Is an
couyer motor line.
Mr.. H. A. Brsdgeman left yesterday for
Portland In answer 20 a telegram announc-
ing the serious Illness OF bis son. II the
child rtic0sers sufficiently within day or
two Mr.. Bridgemsn VIII remove bis family
10 Seattle.
y John n. Wilcox, attorney. Judge Ralph
". Dement,. A, d. Charlton, assistant gen
eral psssse niger sgeslt Of the Northern Pa
eife, and " ". Mead, agent Of the Royal
Route, AL Ct Portland. are al the occiden-
tai They have been doing the sound as a
sort Of '.elg four" party. few invest
menis were made NJ PoF; Townsend. aud
now thay ara looking at Seattle properties
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FOR AN ENGINE HOUSE.
The City Buy. Two Lots In Narth
Seattle far &GQoD

The city OF Seattle. through its council
sommi'tee on Ore and water. yesterday
purchased OF q. }. Carr two lots as the
southeast corner Of He'll and Third strsessr
eorth Seattle, for the use of the fiuL>de-
fsftmeni, The consideration wss s6aoo,
AID NE eomfaittee considers that Il has Sc
eufed an excellent bargain, inasmuch as
Re location Is convenient 60 all narts Of
AnfsA Seattle and is on ala emsnence
: h,sh makes running 10 are down Hill
beth SAYS.
- az Is Intended Ia sell enc 81 The los. is
=. .Se corner lot VIII he quite Sufficient Cor
sne purpose Of baiidlng GA engine house
a1e present quarters OF the North Seattle
saElae eeinpany are IN q wooden sistsc-
s.ssv belonging lo sae Bell estate, aud their
e.As s1ese = rather prScarfoaS. as their re-
Mofsl rs quickly as possible il desired
10y hew engine house when erected yin
= esieE, and viii be atsSt np with all the
pany.
councilman Dafie, chairman ai she Ere
80 waiter cossmlssee. Was easasea yesssF-
"a 10 Tying q tram II sorses with the nes
eofiA Seattle hnke earf. The animals are
ssae tesfa os blacks and Eesweea SIX and
assh years cid. weighing about 1880 caca,
- 81 aafe some G.ydeSsisls bioosi IA them
s ases were hs0axat fson nssr EuxSRe
- oirssa. and are oGsSred teF St75. II Is
sssasose tnesr purchase VIII se esfsctess.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-29
yANauAaps or ENTER PRISE.
Electric Light and Real Estate Com
pAnscs Incorporated.

Articles Of incorporation OF The Ner.
chants Electric E1ght Company were yes
sertsy flied Al the county auditors ofiset
by J. n. Isawmaa. George u. Adair, e. II
iiNilbren, z. c. Mics. W. T. hoya aud
Arson Rurweu. The proposed oAiectS feg
which the corporation is Termed are ;C
generate, furnish sud supply iHcandsscens,
arr and ether electric light to rsEsAaus,
Grnas. corporations and municipalities ard
10 construct, eQasa, oFeFxts and maintain
any and ali machinery necessary rAeFcfcs
20 operate machinery with esrstrseiFy ia
short, 10 carry co general electric business
ia al sts br2ns BEES The rapstas Stack Is
sS1oae. divided into loea shares 81 Sc
each. TaSs Is the csEapaay formed BY 8
gnmheF ~ seattle merchants. who. while
their aFgielNs III incorporation allssw them
go Go y generai AssssResS. propose 70 farm.
SD stockholders eaiy with llxhl
arfSsles were also flied for the fex
LSad Company ~ < y. IpEFey, ]. ".
Clemens and haFelss Fgssstoa, The object
- to transact general real eat&se bust
acsS. capital stsscs. $i2au
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-29
LETTER 70 GOV. stnplE
He il Urged to Call . Constitu-
fional Convention.
No :Dees Net Reply Directly. Bus
Refers tAe Masser so ths
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