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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-04
THE MESSAGE READ
How Congress Received the
Presidents Advice.
COMMENTS PASSED upoN n.


WasETSaTnx Czrr. Dae she reading az
the message was eoncluaea 81 - II wss
listened - with apparently close arte1fsoa ~
ths senators ca lsofA SIDES of the chamber As
oae 81 TIE rarmErapAs nsRchinx taxation was
per that e sonsiSed very Hke Cisvslsnd- On
naution 81 Sherman Il was laid on tAe the table
and ordered printed. Ad5eRrned III tomorrow.
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eENEnors sosExAIIsrs.


- -
CHfcAso. Dsc S.--1n fesponse - TIE srysai
Tor AID - ne families n1 TIE tao Axsastafed z7eSs
zaen who lnst thear lives ~ 1Aa safvtcs IA Msape
apolis are esrnine in hsnsxoraely. ard already
SAererd. of the New voxk Mali And Exnness.
sends his eheek for S1na ssalonel ciarn. ef tire
Boston 1ouTnsis scnas &saa IN hehaif ~ tke New
Fnglaad Associated Press ~, Aeell. 81 tka 11Al
timaEe sun. 80. GoyernaF AnRNs. ef The RAlsi-
mo ArerseAn. $50: y M H0msNr. of the Sk
Io1fs Globe Demoosat. stuo John A. psfson 81
the Pest -nikpateh 500 fhe g. Ecnts Repahssc e
Celnnei Rrsseeli, OF the Ek faRl PSoaesr Pres $50
r. p. Ranehanah. nf TIE TaeDFnR fp3Rer. *loes
E. n. Far3pe. ef ahe cleveland Les6aT, SO sne
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IN TnK nousE.


49, 20 ENEE
Democrats.
W2sHTssros cxTy. Der. she cnmuftsee %
wEif upaa III president and in1oEm him that
the Honse wes srxAaired aad Fe2iy 70 proceed
70 tsasiness appeared before Chasrsaan N<Kia.
ley and iniormed she Ffouke that Il hsa per.
formed she duty and the president would coza-
nannicate with tha House In writing forthwith.
One Of tbs presidents seeressris then delivered
the message. LItsle affsntton wss paid ~ the
reading u The message IL was ordered printed
and referred tu the cemEstffee eE tie whole.
Under authority given by The last sundsy csyl
appropriation bin tae spesker appointed BAine.
Hais, Garter. EHiherson os Texas. and Cnrnnsinss
q COMMITTEES on t1e centennial celebration.
Adjourned anfll Thurxatay
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-04

YorxasTawE. g.. Dee. ss-The fxsasms mIB1ne
sugs "a Ka3sh~r1ww against Axzns. tasnssin9 0TeF
i SO ea sn1 wh3ea hak pnes been ssE1sa ~
ths uaisea ssNtes sapssEse eeuFt II feseF 81 gAe
psmfntsH. wna eestSsd tsiay. AFAzs see1szsne %
fas mxvse na@ms tranagers te kfs@h@saF hss ta4fes
~ IN sAa asniEg sseck a1d Shares "a sse sas9es
xhsfh hzeza Sc atTsFtasl ASA Size kNsH ass
shssh fae faaaMa Ia cona sez4tsoa ~ EAl4 kte
agsss kros4xas axaInsE Axms rg KamsesaeT Afe 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-04

Ezenzsszz f,fks4s % e4 gHsN(s - kafuDe 9n9
nnwssssA noa4 a. AsfS&sFn k19sS3 ts6kDt 0Sa9n.
As. - SeNead ssEsez bessea AsaNx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-04
Hosiery
DEPARTMENT..

We e.ii shs asasntien Of the ladies 20
ssr ilas Of HosrEnr. ~AlsA snsasass All
tlh~ prices snd aueiltiea
SILK HOSE IN brsilssaf ss.ersn.n..
Also Observe sAs ehlIarsa.s HOODS
ana ToBoaGAxs. roa nm flra 40 bss-
tsr selection IN Seattle.
wTxrER FURs sad aosAmKEs In
variety OF ss, les unitnitsa.
whsis In shs ssers be sars ard see our
line sr LACE. CHENILLE aaa SILK
CURTAINS. suitable fer farnlsAing ne
reem sfa pranes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-04

Oar sssrsai - sNaafsay .Ess<sa ~ 7 s1f wsii
pzssrsess ase~y nsan ~ tss elr9. Es&azx. Fznssm
i ca. esrAes Raes& E24 fgsamaaa sss4et4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-04

President Laughton reversed hts ruling Of yes-
seFaay that House bills mast have fhe ind1rse-
msna On them OF the history al the manner in
which they bad passed. Il wss % tkis ruling
aud the consequent action Of the senate that
tAe Hoase soak exception today and virtually
told The senate 70 niad its ewn bEsInes2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-04

Fairweather's bill 20 appropriate fs.07s q 10
unpaid expenses of the constitutional eonven-
tiou.ocenplcd large part Of the deliberations Of
the senate today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-19
STEAMBOATS,.

A TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITY
"a OF TROY, leave Pier a, N. r. foot Christopher.
st., daily except Saturday. D. m. Sunday steamer
touches at Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-19

Cooper John g Jsecb Butler. convcntayo. Of
CarIcn, frsdeiek, 70 Dime Savings Bank, " Laxine
DSssaeE sssas: sa hs's DoseSs Ssh Of
Ecker. anionle, g Thomas Olive Ludiow.ss. of
cx oaa,ss Augustus Jay Nos iS5 to lcI Ridge
Gum. James q wnsiam jackson. 9 s1th.avo. S of
GoidfaIS, samuel 70 Leopold GusAa. No IS Monroest
o. asy@a1as HsRi,tsp. 70 John loau ioAshs of
Tisos. Henry g Hannah Hirsch No s1a East 77,h.
Mysms joel. g East River Savings Institution, No
KinscnsfsIn; Henry. to Henry Houston. No Monroe
Hester JaEss. 70 z " Fisher. SSth.st sd.sve
Lssowss. Israel 70 b Dssssia No aia cuntonst
Levy; Jsnssssn; TO Ambrose Ely No III Greenwich
Mann. Eugenel 70 Jacob Butler. New.sve 141st.
Mates, william 70 Edgar Smith. osd.st. 9th.
Norris James sSs % x Hirsch. IenOxavo, 1920.
o,5wyss Joseph, e Dry Dock Savings InstltSsSSn
o'NeI. Rodger, TO- Annie Alexander 81. Nicholas.
ave- 15sthst instslmeats, $4,000
Reagan John, e John Aspinw'ali, No 10 Franklin
Rsnehaa, John, 70 Hsrriets Anderson. 174th'st
Robert. Sophia % German Savings Bank. 2d.sye
stenReFdl Morris John Parish. " 5 4eh-aye $
Stewards. Abrahsn, 10 Vernon Stevenson W sth.ave
1oeth-st, i year, clio, 900.
Same 10 same same property, year. $4,000.
Same to New-York Lumber and Wood Working Co.
same property months s2,705.
Sche1nmer, Matilda to Charles Gulden. S3d-st, 0
Madison-ave, years $4,000.
Sehwager August 70 August Hassey, s 11th.eye
77th-st year. s1,o00
Sallade. Mary, 70 Emsllne Eddy. n a4th-ss 9Th
ave- years, $4,000.
semir, hundez, 70 Lens Greenbaum, seth-st W
1st-ave, months, $4,000.
Sader, Julia ct al 10 Mutual Life Insurance Co OF
New-York, n 8 1seth-st, Trinty-ave year, $4,000.
Singermhn Jacob 20 Elizabeth Dela1ed, No 21a
Clinton. st. years 60 600
schan. Marie. 70 Mary Adderns, 11oth.st, 4th.
ave- years, 81, 8oo
sackett. Ifedk, 70 Annie sharden, Nos s1e and s1s
Henry-st, year, e21, 600.
Same to Mortimer Addoms same property 1 year
Tubbo, George 10 New.York Life Insurance and Trust
Co. No 629 GreenwlchSt, yoefs, $4,000
Tompkins suhin to Gilbert spior 91st-st " LIST
Wallace, James, to L d Smith ct al. 3 5oth.st. W
2&Avo& years 50, oQ0
wolf, Elias TO William oestins. No 1n Delaney
ST. instalmepts s1T, 00o
wenhandler Solomon 10 David Ieyentritt a A Ind
low-st, by lot Lbs, year. $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-19
Gopariuersbip Nctites.

e,g
DARTNERSHIP.- u REMIAH SkiDMOk sis.s
SoNs-CoAL DEALERsThe pertneESsa1R son =
eXsfnr under the arm OF Jeremiah SkamSrs Sv
Tor tho purchase and sale OF eoe WAS W h""ns
consent September goth 1888 William y baLteB n
retired from tho hr the remaining Hsra sr andaf
continued tho business close o. the Js~t ~
the same name viii now quidale nc san'''
Dated NeW-hofh' Npr" William i. SKIDM0RE
WiIIIAM /. McLANE
, WHEREAS. wniIaH, l. skdmofe and william IL y ME-
Tana have heretofore conducted busness in the CITY anu
ste OF New York copartncrs andsF tho urm hae W
- WfEREAS, tho said William Is skidniore sla VII
lam - McI.ane with Franklin H. Knower have formed
limited eO.partnershlp now "A. ,..S,.. IA
business is 20 be conducted is JeTemlsh skidmores
sofss that tho buSness OF tho said partnership sh De
o purchase and sale Of coal and Wool that ne nae
speciye paecs % residence are ., follow :, ov
and FRANKLIN Knpwer residing IN the ely q sfSnyn
residing ne ely Of Newyora ThS Z .ec s2sSal psf
partner wa skldnnsIe sa cc sSnsrensd r w s0I
has been paid In cash that the sag pafsnefshp ,s,n
nate on the 18th day. OF April. 1851.
49, 49, ~ : WILLIAM I. sKIDMoRE
FRkNKLlN H. KN0WER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-19
INDIANAPOLIS, ST. LOUIS AND GILL
CAGO RAILWAY COMPANY.
CINCINNATI Anrft a 1850
VILLAGE BONDS.

NOTICE OF SALE OF SEWERAGE LOAN BONDS OF
THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT VERNON. WEST
CHESTER COUNTY, N. "
On the IN Of May 1882 at 3 M the s9ia Bossa OF
County, Rew-York. viii, AZ their Rooms In Dearporns
building 4thaye. In said village receive sealed pro-
pCSas or the purchase Of Sixty 900 OF Che "sewerage
ioan Honda OF said Village. Tha said Board will then
and there open said proposals and accept the highest there
OF unless they deem t for tho interest Of the said Village
70 reject all OF said proposals. -, -, - 4, ~
issued by said Village under chapter COS OF the laws Of
1886 several amendments thereto 70 provide funds
for the CONSTRUCTION q permanent system o. sewerage
naa sum 'o q ons thousand dollars and viii bear
semi annually Principal and interest VIII be payable -
s s sS Wei b aS0a 6esGs VITA psgs
% dsteS june ist isss and payable as follows % W.T.
SS"SS n nsusys ON ON June June T.: 1893
10 bonds Nos 90 % los inclusive, on June lss 1910
10 bonds Nos 100 70 lis Inclusive on juno LIST 1911
S 1 nsSsys ON ON June i Il: 1919
The bonds viii be delivered 70 the purchasers at The
said Rooms Of said Board on the 1sA day Of May 1885,
The village of Mount Vernon Is situated on the New.
Central Depot Win 80 trains each way daily has po9u
debtsdnsss II has public Water works gas and electric
By statute the bonds eannoe sold for less than par and
Numbers one to seventy eight inclusive these bonds
have heretofore been Issued and sold at good premium
and proceeds OF them have been expended In the
expected tie proceeds OF the sue hereby advertised
will con complete 6S,, '1 1et sad is system.
b. order Of the Village Board OF Trustees
90 DAVID oUACKINBUSH, Village President
JAMES IT, JENKINS, Village Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-19

A LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
n Steamers DREW ana DEAN RICHMOND leave old
pier al M. r. foot Canast., at N. daily (Sundaya
excepted Rooms warmed and lighted throughout win
eleefrie iiebtR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-19

BOSTON, via Fall River Line, only 90
for nTstelass limited tickets reduction 70 ali other
pointS Steamers PuGRIM and OLD COLONY
leave Pier es. ~ r.. foot q Mnrr1yst o. p m daily.
Brooklyn at 30 Jersey City. ,. m. An orchestra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-19

a. iots q D Of Kingsbridge Road, 262 It OF Cole
plxcs, 23x about 100 each; s3f70.
= lots . Of Poe Place, Of Coles Place. 25x abou
rs each; Q. II. Belts. $4,000. =:
ias SSggosiie the above. esx about 1Ao each;
81 cts q Fordhsn Ridge. opposite jerome Park. Ford
ban eS5.6z9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-19
Gxrurslons.
Gssal Noiirss.

EAST SIxTY-F FIRST STREET. SUPREME
IA COURT New.YoTk County The Eapiteols Lilo A.
surancs Society Of the United States panaaA ssanss
In pursuance Of the Judgment q foreclosure and als
AMY made enesed In tho above entitled action ana
heanr date the % day OF April 1885, the undersigned.
sseree In sald Judgment named, VIII sell at public eues
a. the Real Estate Exchange and Auction Room (Hte3
Nos So % 65 liberty street In The city Of NewYork %
Thursday tho % day Of May 1882 AZ - O'Clock noon u
that day. By Peter e. Meyer, Arcuoneer the premises
mentioned IN said Judgment and therein described -
follows: - .
u,ans erected and 10 &c erected thereon situate Iyns
ana heIne Nineteenth Ward OF the City OF New
YORK bounded and described foowa WIT: Be6tnnng
as point on tho southerly line Of East sixty hfsf stfe
distant tw0 hundred and seveDthve 275 feet ezstsrY
from the southeastery OF East Sxynrst street and
Second avenue, and thence running southwsr but paa
lei With said Second aysnSe one hundred 600 feel and
wardly but along tbs said middle line Of the block.
bus again parallel with said second avenue, and 70 sa
through party wall one hundred col feet sPd ave ~
ana r insnsS Eessssrcy bot sOss e @ syhsy VIZ
inches. 70 she pcins or place Of eesinntas,
rrsnr ~ 80. w. joMN Q. ngrx
40 Broadway. New,Tofk City " q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-19
100000
Omaha Water Works
81
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE
GOLD BONDS,
ISSUED BY
The American Water Works Company,
$1,000 EACH.
Due July 1, 1907, Coupons Payable January and
July1.
Due July 1, 1907, Coupons Payable January 40
July 4.


Inc Undersigned orer for sale at % ana interest
suo!ess ~ S,Vance without ho''oo, .n' aeO 10
cost ot IA .dS,.ions 10 the nronerv
of the company during tho year 1888, including the
building Of an entirely new plant pumping station,
SETTING oas etc, maze necessary Dy tue rOrnsrs-
with sufioent canacIty 10 xuppIv a incubation Of
four hundred thousand.
81 500 600, and are part of an authorized loan Of
sSS S Te'5 eia s' the sa'i
arc first mortgage upon portion only Of the property
inc ,, Daance OF the authorized ioan' VIZ ,COo'
to %2s' S S Ga . . extension; aRS
,,d ,reep 10 de1rav IN, aeal cash cost ors inprope-
ssI : " s' or" "% &: same &c and nd al
The bonds issued under this mortgage have been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-19

WANTED. an experienced nurse ~ eess q Sc
w invalid lady or gentleman going ahreedi Yse* x
y lssssr . Mis 'SRSsHEhR % Wss Sswtsssss
Boston. Mas e. e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-19
Giip i]ropertp for Sale.


NUMBER of desirable detached residences and Villas
"A all improvements. beautiful grounds, from $4,000
upwards In handsome suburban Quafter Bedford Park,
tho city OF New YoY; sold and occupied BY their
owners ALSO villa plot. Harlem Raitoed station on prem
ises; watehman show h0uHes references required
terms, 10 cent cash, remainder payable
In instruments 70 suit purchaser.
A CHARMING 5TH.AVE. RESIDENCE, below Lenox
n Library recently elegantly ennished Of expense OF
over $4,000; price, $4,000 (ess than similar street
houses; terms easy. BELLAAY WINANs $50
6th-ave
$50 600 4.story stone-froDt buildings good bus.
"A mess street. station Brooklyn, renting for
$4,000. rutland WHITING. Beekman-sk
X OR SALE at very low p!ce.The sytra well built
and desirable 4sstory stone dwelling, 224 West 15th-
st. Broadway 20 feet 'front.' 20 feet deep tasefuy
decorated and In perfect odert immediate possession
APPLY TO
GEO. IL. READ.
(oO2W o Pine-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-19

NEW-HAYEN.-steam leave Peck Slip
IN fPef 2b E. RI at D. m. and IL p. m. CBundays en-
ceped steamers arrive In time for early trains north and
east.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-27
TNE LOCAL MARKET.

me- Qusa.Hssns Are RsvissA 80 Ces~
sectsa Evesy nay.
ea0rLGrHnulnsed. pc! ieo c $So; nsns
III; losf, sia.io. maple , . se. ..
es oss'M sis.. ,ssa,: sFo1 az. TIA s;sad s'SA sse e;
SoeS.. ss0soc; fS1sted Ro and Costa Rics, 80
0c; rucsted CarbAio,. s9c; roasted Mocha and
J.ss. SOC; ArSscSle's s %: ,,...,..s. .oca
sa.ss; 6snpo~as1 ssS6sI.SS; extra Young Hy-
fcssssH GAL. sa.so; sua.. $3.50; 10
c@SsSsss.s:-fEs; 70 s p.
RRRs, per case, ee.00.
nSfser, per D, a56eA0c.
cheese. per D. 3o42nc. -
q, ss, Sisso slsced Pc bss.es. lee per 5; PPsaeSss
Halt Lake, ice; aprtcUta, 29c; evAp0raSed oittos
&c; blAckberries, i5c; raxpberrtes, sc.
C.,ifornis fruits: $1,000 70 Per case.
SD standard peas, $50; seconds, sara
2-A string and Lima beans, e2.76.
Dried Beans.Navy. ss!oo per ZOO D; Lima
Wheas. No. /, PER 100 q, se.oo.
Corn, cracksas per 100 &: Gle .,,or.. - IN
foar.Per 100 n, PMsbury's best .s4.so; Ogden.
ea.50; strAxae Daisy" 500.
Corn meal. per 100 b 80.
Fresh Meats-Pork i5c; beef $1,000; lamb.
quarters, $50 90; mutton 70i5e.
HALT Meats-Ham 1O03Dc; bacon Nc; cornon
eeef 10c pork 1oc sausage l2ttDlSc.
HAy-Per ton $1,000.
etrAw-Per ton ei2.0o.
Oats-Per cwt. e2y0O.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-27

A. G. IVES, Gen: Manager, Helena.
Il. H.. LANGLEY, Gen. Pass. Agt.. Helena
i. +. DAWSON, Gen. Agent. Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-27
LAND OvvIcE AT HELENA. MoMr.,t

LAND OvvIcE AT HELENA. MoNr..t
Oct. n, 1Ss9.
Notice In hereby given that the following
named settler has Med notice OF his intention To
that said proof win be made before the clerk Of
It Deer Lodge, Mont. On Nov. %, fss9, viz;
Gardner bond on pre-emptiond DIS. No: $3.50. for
the nwk seh sec. 30, tp. 3 n, =. IL ". He naine
the following witnesses tn prove his continuous
residence upon, and cultivation of, said land,
viz. Jacob Stuckey, Burton Vincent, Charles Ii.
Jones and Alberto stevens: all Of 4 Anaconda.
Register.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-27

nIyIDEND NO. @NOTICK II HEnEBY
IL Riven that e o neeting % tbs Board q Trls
tees % the CRuT d'Alenc Silyer-l<ad Mining
Company, held On this day n the odnee Of satd
tana, dividend No. . WAS declared OF four ca
cents q share upon aD,mO shares OF the capital
sis.coS. psyasss on tie asss day 81 Novemb~r,
A. ID. iasp, by Joseph v. Long, Treasurer Of said
company, at the banking house Of HOge, Brown
lee \ Co., Butte, Montana And the transfer
Of November, 1853, and will reopen On the 2isa
by order Of the BOARD Of Trustees.
y. X. LARK, President.
y. Secretary.
Dated November list, is0e.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-05

The following, tuken out Of an old
book, says writer In The Leeds Mer-
curry, will give an idea how the early
balloons were inflated, and will show,
also, that Baldwins decent In a para
chute is an old invention: ION Sept. 81,
1902, NJ. Garnerin filed his balloon with
hydrogen gas at St Georges Parade,
North Audley street. The gas was made
from diluted eulphuric acid, together
with quantity Of iron filings, placed In
thirty-three casks to generate, and by
communication with three larger casks
or receivers, and then by tubes to the
balloon. At O o'clock the balloon rose
with its long appendago Of the parachute,
the aeronaut In the little basket. Tens
of thousands Of spectators were fixed In
establishment and admiration at the gal.
liant adventurer. For eight minutes the
balloon continued to ascend till It ar
rived at such an immense height ns to
be scarcely visible. When Garnerin cut
away from the balloon the parachute did
not expand Immediately. Il fell with
great velocity for q short space Of time,
when it opened, and the descent became
gradual, but attended with remarkable
oscillation like q pendulum Of q clock.
these vibrations became less as the
ground was nearcd. The balloonist de-
scended in a field near tho smallpox hos
pital at st. Pancrus without injury tc
himself or the parachute.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-05
..r,.sus :. He's

A village in New England came into
possession Of neat and much needed
town hall, the gift Of public spirited citi-
zens. When completed. a meeting was
held to dedicate the now building.
Speeches were made by prominent citi.
zens, and special reference was naturally
made to the chief benefactor, and to
those who had been most active In for
warding the enterprise.
One speaker mentioned the names Of
five or eix Of these citizens, and sug.
gested that vote Of thanks be rendered
them. This was done.
A momcnt later q little wien faced I'D
man arose In the hack part Of the hall,
and. in o sharp. penetrating voice.
called:
"Mr. Cheermani Mr.. Cheermanl"
The speaker being recognized. be pro
ceeded:
II jist wanted to say that there's them
ez haint been mentioned, es hez donc e.
much es them es hex."- Youth's Com.
panion.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-05
The Growth Of Bsrlln.

Ono of the morning journals recently
published statistics showing the growth
Of Berlin during the last seventeen years.
Removed a II ls far from the sen coast,
and situated upon river which Il only
ouch in namc, the rapid development Of
the Prissinn metropolis 70 one OF the
marvels OF the age. From 1870 to 1887
Berlin almost doubled It's population,
adding $50, 100 to It's numbers, averaging
87,592 each year. During the same period
the number Of lots built upon grew to
G,lS7, or On annual increase Of 864. In
the year 1870 there were fifty persons
to every lot upon which a house stood.
In 1878 this lad increased to sixty, In
1879 to sixty-onc, In 1888 to sixty-fve,
and In 1887 to seyenty-one. The density
Of tho population has constantly In
creased. The average rent Of . dwelling
in 1870 was 40 marks, which In 1881
had risen to O40 masks, or about e1oQ
Berlin has over I SOC. 900 inhabitants al
the present time. Berlin Letter.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-05

Riddles cheap ,or cash meat market,
south side Of the square, 10 doing .
rushing business. Riddle II always
first in Ms line, selling the richest, the
latest aud juicest Of meat at bottom
rock prices. His customers follow him
and one who trades with him once be.
comes . regular customer. You can
buy fine porter honse steak q Riddle
at 10 cents pcr pound, and I'll ctbes
meat IN pro ertion. Take your bastsl
around there :
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-05
DIR. j. II. CALDWELL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office with DR.. J. @. J. King, In Chalmers',
building, up-stairs, opposite McClelland hotel.
Slate OF Castles~ Morrison b Co.'S drug store.
Residence No. 1000 Austin avenue. Telephone
Of residence. l.1N