davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-22
FOUR NEW STATES.
south patpIn, NurJh Dakota. Montana
Washington.

NfHHaA'i-' we
On Feltuarl -. l,sa, the Irr.ilsri signed the
hiIl cIpu M south bgEo'u, NOuh nak0'H. Mon
lnu1. md M1ahiug.ou states ot hC Union,
SurTH pAEUT h.-lhE great lIaiTie state 80
wlirh tbp ~ iuUl, Minneapolis 4 NsallUha
hallway hus iIr,r ugiu lines. iuarliiEF IirHdale,
ABERDEEN. Huron, NntenOwu, aus sioux ais
Go to -outh DpE0ra yia The -. PAU, NImrapuIlz
4 Manitoba Railway and pps through =. Paul
and Minneapolis. en- route,
N0RIH lkOuA-WheIe j. grown the No.
Hard scotch tlfe Wheat. whose hralihlG. u.iu1le
uurtuIcs ihpWu,I vigorous and hr'iny CNlga'i .
ON ratth; where ,IHg.r counties raise lbpre Wheat
oats aud barley than entire siniss. the soil ui
whose irltilc UrEifirs g. richer tbau the valley 0i
the N.le, " here M, Turtle MUiHs ain, MiHUi and
Devils LaEV land lisiriyts invite the home seeker
20 scrutv Tree home, Nagr,hu,Hi daily train
service 10 Fpfpo. Grand Forss, ,''Ta'i0u, lClI,r
/ ak, Bo.iueAu, IlId g'Su'bDr important puini..
NOF1ANA,s sIIIf.l iuILns s,--l rrH. ures IN her
mines OF prrCiou SmeiH's Urllth in her lnpulD
70 hi Il live stock; producing larger yield Of
crop than any oiErr siait or t,IrluTY:ie rlrhesi
puuutfy per inhRlitaui pH caHhs where pT0s parity
j. uUiver-h' which bas The lest plid labor iu The
world, u hamv winter CiiuUiir, yaGHCd iy warm
winds from the Pacific The ~ iaul MinaCalo.
III Is Manitoba Railway L. the only railroad pass
aug through continuous agricultural country
from Miunpapn'is 10 the Rocky Mountains. u
rurs through the Great R"eTHiipU ui lsmbVj
arru- OF I1ud. free tD settler, lu ihu NIB River
Valley Munl, water, aud Cual iu abundance; no
tr,as Falls. With itaSl 10000 horsepower CsiaT.
srl-i immense yoa ygius, ANA surrounding iarU-
inE country % tree. lands thnugA Helena,
tllr rBpi.al city anil .)mmerial ccuirc Of Nom
ana. aBd lutie.,ibc richest mining camp on
car,h, ~ -an raucisco by the Columbia River
Valley, Ponlguatand Siaslg k0ul",'0r Ogden,
t'tuh, 20 California point, Kemrmurrihis ls tho
only line uuni ss.iniug cars, lleupiHg car5 and
free zionist sct We OF Us own from ~ Paul and
Minneapolis. 10 Great Falls, Helena and Butte. IL
I l. also tlpshorfeEt line 10 Butte
WAsHlSUTuN The country of tall timber. In.
leurcd by Puget Soundlhc Mediterranean Of the
Pacific, DO not ioIgctthgi thu - Paul Mjnneap.
oils 4 Manitoba Railway j. the ouly line which
Offer choice oi three routes 10 he Pacific cosst.
The Manitoba Pacific route h the only line by
which passeap,Ts en- routo for 1acoma, Portland
aud -an Francisco canIassihrOugh Font Town
send and seattle. Free cUl0nist sleepefs ran
through viihotr chuuga or DELAY Distance 10
the Pacific coast j. same as bv Utl eT lines, but
prccs n tickets are I've aud ton dollar less. Take
-lc Seaitlgroute.
For f1rher1nfouuatiUn, maps, rates and publ
atlons ia regard 10 The resources Of the four new
states, write ol apply 10 7, Z NHIIEEY Cent
Pass and TIT. Agent 81 T., 81. n NJ. ky. =.
Paul, MINI.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-22
An Improyed Boiler

Experiments have been made at iHg
naval arsenal IN Brest, France. by the
officers of the government with "A
boiler furnished with tubes having
ribs or llauges on the inside. so as tp
present larger surface for the ph.
sorption Of the heat Of the lire Tho
projection Of the lianges is about one.
quarter the diameter Of tbs tube, aud
eight Of them are placed at equal Dis.
tanccs around tic inner surface Tie
results gained would seem 10 indicate
an economy of IS TO - per crul Ia
the consumption Of coal, when com-
pared with the working OF the or-
dinary smooth tubes New York 1olc.
Gram
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-22
Wrong Train.

A little boy, fond Of playing con.
ductor arranged the dining room
shairs IN line and called in his one
passenger lady Of serious mind, 10
know at what place she wished 10
stop
The station nearest heaven, my
dear she answered.
oh, you're on co yong tain. lady
you're ON GO yong tain, detroit
Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-22
THE ENGINEERS RISK.
IAN Incident of the Red Cross association dur.nI
the yellow fever epidemic ~ the sUuth,l

o., ..g,..iss,iy,, 49,,
80, -. ~ 80 ,'5,,.i,,,,;, =, ,i,.,,,i,
'e'''
Like an rasn' ncw the tTUIr,
In the uaru November rain,
Through tas sunny suuihrg1 laud,
Blasted h'N un rF"rN hand
Vogmiug m4l.rulre ra.r.fs.
tN.rH.lrl Hl U.rr' -..'
ht.s H N"rnu}r NaIg' i.4 4d.'I
Mauyu a.s'ur IHHs d Etrse
I'll iJ seemed r.ht arHir.'
Dark Ds lsr a.Nl-.'F' ''"a
iV--frI g1 r9I IG'.'HT"u
a.. '.' -
lw wt.......r r..Fn ""- .H
Iat'.. '..H "' '. '.....I
ATNa ."f" ..l..'T
ION Hn H''.".s'i'a ..H '0..'
i....
N,r.. "" ... lI..-n
-'a .-...'. poo .H"l "tr
uEa FN.'" '...a'. I"..N'
r.......,...................
E..F FT'l'r-l"I..
j. D.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-22

Teacher 10 Papil-Johnnie, what is
q demagoguc!
Johnnie A dem0gogue is vessel
that holds wine, gin, whisky, or any
other l.duor Detroit Free Press.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24

There will be fair crops through
out West Virginia this season. The
Wheeling Register has complete
reports from all over the State. Tha,
paper says;
"The hay crop is above the aver.
age. Wheat is in good condition
with large acreage. Oats will be
most excellent crop, although in
some counties the crop is injured
by rust" Corn has been delayed
by the rainy weather, but it is rap
idly recovering, and will be fan
average crop. There will be an
average yield Of fruit, abundant in
some regions, with scarcity in
others"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24

Was there ever heard on sea or land
such enrapturing music as tho frogs ara
giving us1 And then their evening con.
certel Whit power Of tongue or pen
can describe themf With full orchestra
they fill every niche and corner Of their
vast auditorium with the FIRST melodies
OF the season. Their voices, ell attuued
10 the opening glories Of the year. IN
happy unison give joyful expression IN
unwritten song and verso 70 natures
"divinest harmonies-"
1t was only few evenings aeo THAI
We stood by the waters Of Mil Neck IN
tcntly listening 30 symphonies, IA com
parison with which the average church
choir ard tho most popular quartet boz
como proay and staiej 20 far reaching
and all porvading were the rich roolo.
dious notes that came yelling up from
tho depths below that all tho air and ~ '
around seemed filed With pral.s~ IN
tunefm accord With oaeE Bcttsr and
higher self. That man deserves tho pft1
OF his Taco who, win eaf 30 duh ard
with soul 70 dcad, Il not able 10 catch
end Interpret Alright the inspiration be-.
gotten By these prophetio soncsters a
tho early year. The music Of tie fross
excels both voice and harp, and vet,
stupid ~ wo arc, tie most ok us strive
for front sea4 willing 30 pay the
premium II only we may DO seen and
counted ~ tho 20 called popular concert,
while oil around us, free as the DIR we
breathe, are those harmonies 10 which,
we turn q deaf ear.-oyster Bay Pilot,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24

gans Of the parties in this county;
and as each paper has readers and
patrons diverse in political views
with the other, both the papers, j,
would seem in justice, should have
had the publication of the state.
mcnta at one-half the legal rates. Thi.
has been the practice in Cahell
county ever since the enactment OF
the law making it compulsory on
the Court to publish the annual
statement OF its affairs, and has bu,
on two occasions departed from it,
-HuntingtOn Commercial.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24

The Free Trade papers are now in.
dustriously engaged in printing lists
of labor troubles in the u nited States
as an argument in support OF the as
sumption that Protection is product
I've OF strikes. The Free Trade ad.
vocates are very careful, however, to
avoid any reference to the labor
troubles prevailing in Great Britain,
or why they exist 1t is also observ.
ed that they have nothing to say
concerning the tremendous flow OF
labor from free trade England to
the United States. Perhaps they
VIII explain all this later along, but
until they do the industrial classes
IN this country will continue 10 sup.
port the political party that favors
Protection.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24

1t is quite sad but true, that the
Republicans on the Governors con.
test committee are in hole. They
voted with the Democrats to exclude
an odd Fleming vote now and then
when n person voted in the district
where he did not live, but when
they reached Brooke county they
found almost hundred Of the same
kind of votes cast for Golf. Re
creant TO every sense of honesty
fairness and decency, but true to
their party, they voted not to throw
out the votes.-Parkers6urg Sen
tnel.
The Republicans on the contest
are not "in hole" for the follow
ing among other reasons:
/. They have done as nearly right
as they know how, and that is ali
any man can do.
:. Up TO the time of the Brooke
county matter, they had not voted
with the Democrats TO exclude any
Fleming votes on the grounds stated.
8. When they reached Brooke
county, they did not from their
standpoint, find almost hundred OF
the same kind ofvotes cast for Golf
4. They did not vote against reject.
ing these votes, on any claim that
they had altered their views in any
particular but simply because they
thought that il was not properly
proved that the voters had voted on,
of their district, as charged.
5. The voters had voted the same
way since 1877.
o. The county court has recog-
nized the disputed territory as part
of Wellsburg district, by appoint.
ing justice of the peace for tina,
district from it, and by considering
the votes in it as part Of the number
at the court house in Wellsburp
district, necessary to secure board
OF canvassers for that voting place.
z. Far greater than all else, the
clerk of the county court
testified that after a careful exami
nation of the records, no order could
be found, establishing any districts
in Brooke county.-Ritchie Ga
sette.
The editor Of the Gazette is one
of the Governors contest commit.
tee, and the foregoing is his state.
ment.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24

Mary had little lamb, its fleece
was white rs snow; it strayed away
one summer day, where lambs
should never go. Then Mary sat her
down, and tears streamed from her
pretty eyes; she never found the
lamb because she did not advertise.
And Mary had brother John who
kept village store; he sat him
down and smoked his pipe and
watched the open door. And as
the people passed along and did
not stop 10 buy, John still sat and
smoked his pipe and blinked his
sleepy eyes. And as the merchants
closed him out, but still he fingered
Eear, and Mary came to drop with
him, sympathizing tear. How is
1t, sister, that these other merchants
sell all the goods and pay all their
bills and thrive from year to year;
Remembering her own hard luck
replies; These other fellows get
there John, because they advertise
-Er.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24

The annual readjustment of sal
aries of Postmaster has been con
Cured in. tits made up on the ba.
Sis of gross receipts of each office.
Changes IN West Virginia are as
follows; Increase, Charleston from
$4,000 to $4,000, Huntington from
$1,000 to $1,000, Morgantown from
1920 to $1,000. Piedmont from,
SI,4oo to $500, Wheeling from So,
900 TO $500. Decrease. Charlestown
from 81 600 to 81, 500, Weston from
$1,000 to $1,000.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24

Col. Ben. Wilson's position n,he
department of Justice goes to Elk.
oenItor Ranuells, of Ohio. Col
Wilson has, however, been retained
as special attorney and will likely
hold for number of months. pro-
badly year or more. He has had
charge OF the spoiiation CLAIMS cas-.
es and is said to be thoroughly
tamtlar now with their HISTORY, and
rs many OF them Will be heard by
the Court of CLAIMS next Octobe,
the Administration has deemed j,
wise and proper to retain the vet.
Gran West Virginia Democrat in
the services Of the Law Department
OF the Government.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24

In contemplating the coming OF
the N. q w, Railway, the Ironton
Register among other things, SAYS:
"The purchase of the Ferguson
farm seems to put beyond question
the purposes Of the ". & w. 10 10.
cate their bridge at Ceredo. The
rocky bluffs afford a perfect support
and elevation for the end of the
bridge, while the almost solid rock
of the hill will furnish ample materi-
al for construction ofpiers and abutt
ments. Striking the lower end OF
the bluffs, the track will wind along
the hill and descend to the bottom
level in the rear Of the farm. IL Is
a natural landing for bridge, and
the possession of the Ferguson farm
will save the railroad company ten
times what they paid fort.
There are all sorts Of rumors of
matters other than bridge sites.
Some think that a town will be laid
out there, and another Huntington
spring up TO bless all the land own.
ers around there The surveyors
are on the spot now running their
lines, hither and thither, and SOW.
ing dim coujsctures in the minds Of
the denizens Of South Point Itisun-
derstood that Isaac Winters place
has been bought. This is a X acre
tract, that separates portions Of the
Ferguson farm and so, the purchase
IS highly probable"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24

This is a good chance-Don't miss
it. You need no capital and exper-
fence to represent a reliable firm
that warrants its stock first class
Work 90 weeks in the year and gel
good pay weekly. Write for terms
at once and secure your territory
Address McManamon & Luetch.
lord, Nursermen, Rochester, N. y
Juue26-3 IN.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24

Read the new summer time care
of the n. n. & NJ. V. Co. in thi.
issue. This company now sell.
round trip tickets on Sundays be
tween all stations at 4 cents pei
mile. Passengers can now go over
the entire line and get back the
same night. The new Virginia
Springs express leaving Lexington
at7:S0 a. NJ daily, arrives at the Vir.
ginia resorts the same evening, thus
avoiding night travel.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24


s. A. Donnella, formerev O,
Huntington, Secret Service De.
tective of the Government. and a
man with whom many of our read.
ers are acquainted, was shot twice
last Thursday while making arrests
OF counterfeiters at Daytan. Ohio.
His wounds are not serious, howev.
er. One ball cut through the lobe
Of the right ear, and the other is q
scalp wound in the back part Of the
head. In speaking Of the matter
the Cincinnati Enquirer says:
Secret Service Detective Don
nella, who was shot while making
an arrest at Dayton yesterday. is a
weli-known official and his bravery
has more than once been put to Sc.
we're tests by the criminal classes il
was his duty to run down. Mr.
Donnella was appointed as the sue.
eessor Of Detective Eayes. deceas.
cd"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24

The gentlemen who compose the
County Court Of Wayne, il goes
without saying, are simon pure Dem.
ocrats. Yet in the distribution OF
their favors it would seem that they
have discarded the heretofore prac.
tees Of back woods moss.backism
and have emerged into the full grown
stature Of men with enlarged and
liberal ideas. Before as rule il
had been the practice Of this Court
TO order the publication Of the coun-
tvs annual financial statement in
The Democratic organ to the cxclu-
sion Of the one other paper pub.
lished IN that county. This as mat.
terof policy was quite correct. Butas
a maticro justice to the whole Of the
taX payers OF Che CO it admits Of AZ
fions doubt Both Democrats and
Republicans have ncwsra1crs Of.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24

Competitive examinations for one
PEABODY scholarship from the Fourth
Congressional District and two
each from the Second and Third
Congressional Districts viii be held
on the first day Of August. NJ the
following named places
Tor the Fourth Congressional
District at Pmkersburg; for infor.
nation as to place OF examination
IN the city inquire Of city snperin
tendent Of Public Schools
Forthe Second Congressional Dis.
iriei, St George. Tucker county. 10
determine one scholarship. and Al
keyser' Mineral county, TO deter.
mine one scholarship.
For The Third Congressional Dis.
ulet Charleston, to determine one
scholarship and at Hinton. sum.
mcrs county to determine one schol.
anh.p.
A'e 7l'e papers are respectfallg
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24

FoR Satellite property on cor
ncr of b and Mill street, Ccredo
known as the Geo. d. Bush prop.
erty, consisting of nearly four lots
on which is good one-story house
with cellar and cistern. Also barn
fruit trees, grape vines, etc. 1t will
be sold at bargain. Call on Oh
write to L. t. McDoUGAL, Ceredo
w. Va, for particulars.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24

a cloud burst on Little Kama.
vha river last Friday evening
caused great destruction of proper
ty. 1t is reported that several lives
were lost.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24

Jack, the Ripper, has again gotten
IN his work at Whitechapel, Lon
don. Another abandoned woman
was found murdered last Wednes-
Gay morning with her throat cut and
her body mangled in like manner as
former murders there.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24

The four new Montana,
Washington and the two Dakotas-
will elect their Legislatures in o.
tober, and these Legislatures will
elect eight new United States Sen
ators.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24

requested to give notice of this ex-
animation for the Information Of the
different counties.
b. S. MORGAN, State Sx7,t.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24

Two vestibulc trains pass Ceredo
going west about noon, that carry
mail, but do not stop at this place.
The NJ. V. No. 20 east bound
does not run on Sunday.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24

In o paper on tho hygiene Of japanese
houses tho common Idea THAI dwelling
houses 10 that country are vory unhealthy
was distinctly dtproved. Tho refnarka-
bly, small Infant mortality among tho
japanese shows that their houses arc
healthy and suited 10 thoir modes Of iifo.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24
Wednesday. July 81, 1880.

n new court house aud Jail is TO
be built at Huntington at an early
day.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24

The authorities at Wheeling did
right in putting a stop to base ball
playing on Sunday.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24

1t seems that liquor is about The
only thing that can get Sullivan
down.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24
NEW SCHEDULE.

a new schedule went into effect
on the G. & o. and n N. & NJ. ".
R'ys Sunday, June 30th. The pas.
senger trains that stop at Ceredo
are due rs follows:
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24
AGENTS WANTED ron.rHE poox
TIE oDELLD
i YP L w IL 1 T e II

es1Swiil buy the oDELL TYPE WRITER
CO. cplC Warranted TO do as good work AS any
500 machine. ~
IL combines SIMPLICITY with pURABrLrrY-
SIZED, EASE OF oPERATIoN--Wearn longer
without cost OF repairs than any other ma
chime, has no Ink ribbon To bothor the oper-
perfect, and adapted to all kinds OF tyne
S Whr.,,ngi Like Printing press. II produces
ten copies can be made Mt one writing. Ia
ltors, lawyers, ministers, ban kers, merchants.
nanuiacturcrs, business men, etc, cannot
lars. Any Intelligent person In a week can
become good operator, or rapid one in
two months. -
$1,000 offered an. operator who can do bet
Yer work with Type Writer than that pro-
uuS , py the ODELi. ce-Rcliable Agents
10 dealers For Pamphiot. giving endorse
Odell Type Writer Co..
Tho Rookery. Chicago. Ills
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-24
p A # r n II S

caveats and Reissues secured. Trade MARKS
rekisteTedf aud al other patent causes IN the
Paiont ONCE and before the Courts promptly
and carefully prosecuted
l. pom receipt 81 model or sketch Of luvru-
Ton, make careful examination. and ad.
wise ~ - patentability free Of charge.
- WIN ny 0ihces directly aoross from the
Patent once, and being in personal attend.
snce mare ~ ~ apparent that have superior
ihclilties Tor making prompt preliminary
.teichesi TOT the more Vigorous and success
ful prosecution Of applications for pafonts.
ahq ior attending 70 All business entrusted to
ny care ~ tue shortest possible time.
bfsS MDbENAIE, and exclusive alton
Ioh - patent business. Information ad.
wee ana special reference sent on request
K. LiTTEL.
solicitor and Attorney In Patent Cuuses.
Washington. y. c.,
Opposite 8 Patent Omco
80 Mention tnis paper
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-12

- sssss s1,s& !. sAe ss.srs.

-
NNw essss r15o& ~ the D5sxxxex
csnrt-
1Itse2 4 Sny1h< hEuxzxhs szss n he
dsxxrsx1 cpurt rexaerxixr srxs,vxx W..
n pc~sa - g.. -. : -
: - - q y. = !. a1'A'1
- :. Z. - - so - seSs q
= ssnzn "a ~ The rrrDxs-T -
$fxM-
The eoraxaasrss asBsssxs fAas In Ara
fsss wsr<e ta..< -. rx,n*~.s-s g. -
vssss,x-- - -~.s.-s.s. 80 - IS ..
-. - - - - - @,... -
1871 a.se 4lzzas % sas rrss hexz-
melt Arzaory Assorz1tsoa sor Ehs x1n
e 80 The pezusezfs mere - he
kaae = sae work progressed af the
s1se . - PR csns1xa - TIE essssrzex
Fzsce fur xU-k ~ the date oE esrA par
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-12
SLIPS AND GHrDIEoSs.
The City WIN Provide Ample Mean.
fer Resolving Rriex

A1F ASGEfHkEE nF1fk-
Durham. Collins & Co.. The success
full bidders for the contract sor renzir-
ing and building the city's slips and
grldiroas 81 the foot of Washington
and Vine streets. we're ready 10 com
nlence en- the washingsoa-ssreeE slip
yesterday morning. but we're kept
from going ahead with the work BIZ the
fact that several scows were there
ahead OF them. waiting ~ unload
brick As this IL the cray slip II
which brick can be unloaSie0, il would
hardly do 20 take il cut and ccn-
mence tie building OF Few ore be-
fore preparing another place 81 which
brick could be unloasied IN fhe mean
hnae. III consideration OF this TACT the
committee on harbor on whArves has
come 10 Ehs conclusion that ID would
be best TO byIid another slip before
commencing on the one as The foof
Of Washington street The location
Of this slip will probably be fixed by
the comnalttee to-day. and Durham,
Collins Il Co. viii commence work
uFoa its construction Tomorrow. the
terus 81 their conzraet heinE that
they shall build an additional slip az
the same rate specified N the contract
for the Washington and yine-sfrees
slips. This third slip NAV be located
nj the foes Of Charles. Seneca, Maai-
son, or any ether street that seems
most suitable 10 the COMMITTEES On
harb0r ard whavyes.
The Washington-st-eet slip vii ex-
tend go feet out. The griaiiron viii
accommodate six h-lek seoHs al one
time, and viii have an 1s-Eoos drive On
each side This slip. when completed,
VIII furnish facilities fer handling
nearly ali the brick brought TO Seattle
this season. and the other slips can be
largely used for other purposes.