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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21
REAL Estate rkArsrxrH.



Real estate Transactions from Isua.~
fsss, 90 date are g. $3.50 Thee -.
died for record yesterday a. aeeds. tne
considerations sgxrexatins ssa.ess, an
average OF si.Sis- Following IL the list
- furnished By Osborne. Trernper 4 Co..
abstract ,rs Of title:
6. II Baker % E. Ware. Ioss 5 70 is. blk 8.
n Z ursh 80 D. g Keile,s. psz Of AZ
OF SCI. 81 sec II, Up q. :. u 10.
InsS. u rfetss n America 70 4 A F.~r,,
son, lnis .. aud ~, sec "a. sp p. RI. ga.
T. Biewtit 10 4. r. stone, lots > Ard Ia
blk -. Lenuy Il Huyrs add. tszs
Cnsfed STATES Of America 10 G. d f,,lex
VIZ he's vi 81 sec IL 10 z.rs.s,2
l. W. Ballard 10 r. Mcmahon. los Il and
I. blk >. Billiards. park ado 70 Eouvhfon.
m Mcintyre to y. ntm III lou. :
ai.a :, DIX %, DENNIS bark. ss-;sS
y Cost arrDs i est ,ssga snv u
$40.
G. r hspin 20 Y d srall,s.n lots :,
aud 81 b ~. Ing ewssSs 81
G: T. csap'n 10 q. II ssnf h. It. =, an.
d, blk 80. ingle wood, 81
United ) afes To z. I.auktev- asgs -. ~
tp n, + 4, ssse
Lynch 20 Z. I Parks. lot 4, blk s. Lvuch
d shields ssd. 500
Z. Blese,t Il kesfa White. lots bls
Denny & Heyt's adj, sisa.
8, blk :, Maynard's add, SIS ooo
A. g. Anderson 70 n. L Me- rurpmaf. 20,
D. blk -. AnasrsoB's add. SO
u. H. biackmaf TO J. e. smart 40 II Of
- Z OF lois and 2, blk 10. Durk's second
L J. Moore 70 D. P. Bowman. lois S and
8, blk :. Harrison Heights. sA1'
Z. Bleweit To ". Forester. lot 6. blk III
Dsnny Il Hoyt's . d. 100
j. W. MeCsilssfer ~ ~. 70 " NcCsIstsser
egsz acres In sees - aud 20. ~ n, r /,
West Coast improvement Company IN g
G. Deliei. lot IL. blk IS. Gilman PARK add
N. T. MHrph- 10 J. p. Robertson. los q.
big ]. Oresfeft Heights. so
Puget Sound ChaasGuqua ASS rnbsy 10 =
y. Robertson. lots >. y snd 10, blk IL, Chau-
taa9us Beach. 4-5.
~. NJ. Wii.er ~ J. GIayasiessehe-. eoxs0
feet in Blk 100. DeBny's fifth add. 81
e. Dibsle 10 seattle Brick and Tile Com
paDy, lots and =, blk u. loss to 6. : 10 ~
blk -. lots % ). blk 81. lots 20 and II.
nix 30. lots u IL. blk -, aud VII Of blk
81, Moss first add. sis.1o
e. Dibbie Ia seattle Fri K and ri Com
pany lot 9, Blk 20. Moss Il - add. sito
T.. Biescst to z. x Newell, lot :. blk 4.
Denny Il Hoyr's add. $40
T. Blewsu ~ T. Aecarsy. lot 6. blk T.
Denny & Hoyt's. 90
Lyuce To A " Crpsby. 10, II, blk ?.
Lynch q Shields, $40.
&. klHnear 10 ". W. Dearborn. lot Il.
blk II. q. Kennels, &s03
United states TO J. G. Card uei4 of Swis,
see 3, Up y, 4. patent.
o. \. Noble 10 ) Ia FrsmboIse, lot 10 g.
blk 4. lot 2. blk l. EnumelAw. $50.
J. b. Price 10 O. z. Noble, acres in sec
x, tp 20. &. 500.
c. REYNOLDS Ia o. r. Noble, lot ?. blk 4.
Enumcisw, $3t
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walls Bsslx 10 CssA WsneAsr ne o.
pers~f n ssssaGsA-
4ciensiee Azex1<za-
The singular fact Is mentioned thsf
uhise IN GreAs Britain. building oprrsr
tions are Suspended On the sisxhsess
approach OF trust. bxixkizyisg s ear
rted On N NORWAY drYsng alusoss he
coolest weather thAf prssssss. Thus.
In ChTssksAna, bziiainx during H.
winter months. Is 5 stated. has nOv
eeen pssrtsced fss - ieaxs tweave
year. but mare frsqrentir during fhe
last nse. nj the hsasss5fngs thus erected
hsysng stood rezAarkaaly vel. Ex-
pes1enee has nSz shown that wnsis
culis IN winter exhiszIs subsequently
uore CAnspDess thz1 those erec.ec
ia summer. The reverse may -
the cas- SINCE the difference BE-
tween the temperature Of the air and
The mortar ceoss the latter oy eyspora-
ton and takes awAy . great parf al
the moisture According 70 TIE oy1n-
ion ct the principal buisaers in Chris
tiania. hraekiay<rs' work executed
with due care ia winter Is really Sd
p<rsor 10 similar work done In sum
sner-the Whole art Of such xoyk in
frosty Weather consisting simply in
the use d un>iaked lime, the mortar
prepared with which Is 10 Be made IN
ssasH quantities immediately before
use. the proportion Of Hme being in
creased ~ the thermometer falls. the
only care required l. 20 utilize the IN
stacked lime 40 hsneiIT and quickly
~ 81 enable the mortar 10 bind with
the bricks before IL eooi-. Another
very important condition il that the
bricks be alsays kept covered on the
building ste
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21


.-sser- Stexars, q Prsa'a-aa. rsernfty
al q saesr experience he writes:
- 4fbuneies ADD hollis afflicted Esy ssee
sd neck FOR weekx Finally prorurssi
q te.x3e ef oUe CT the leading sarssya-
as- 10 ray surprise Il szsasse matters
Tais made ne ise szi.a in ssrss-
fass seeing s.s.eynen. ina. Iey's
te e2rszy9rsIla Ggsest up bcil.ss nd
tpas Instead Of farTSax 4sore
The potash safsarxsz..n<<p 1
< .sssfle. TIE esssrf was sss-sissa-
i nE-ovneies AID soits bcgzn 10
A-si IN ssEa weeks nay face Vas as
rel sat stzo0tA as ever. NJ brother also
tC.e- a ssatsls with ssls same teaess-
EosxEy SrEwAEr,
PetAsanA. Cal
Exploratory Scse.-The IN ineral. fcsfite
os Potash. which is the basis of nearly
al o,aFr sarsaYarillas, attacks the blood
cIreSt. sscz4Se forces impurities through
TIE skin. creating more bells and PIN pies.
JOS Vegetable sarszpsriliA acts opfs,-
xiselt. fss vegetable alternatives stimulate
tie various seeretiye organs aad thus
eliminate all Impurities taruugh TIE nat
ural channels, hence dries up psmples sad
skin erlfslons u. once Tia above seS-
tss3oEsal Is a case in poinsj
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

We saN soos.s cheaper than the little
stores issy ios them. SsE car prices Nats
ter Cieafy. "
~. ladies fun aaishea issle-thresa hose.
Chester Ciesry.
Then ". cracker Company Is lssesied
corner sixth and Pine.
New fancy fsnnels. Just In. chester
Csessy
Sfis vests ioy Infants CAsster clssry.
rar stnrsse ssli on T. K. PuraFhres 4
CO. Telephone >e. ais
Hs,icvs aud underwear; &c aFe shes 'ns
atrassa assortment ot nT~ Ss~sas~ Shss
ssr CiesFx.
81. lot oi pssasais to close. chester
Clears.
y.T CAtlherx & 60. have tass receiyec 8
snc Ane 81 dinner sets
eS.. ehflssr.,,-s sioUAle kaeS fsst 'sssA
ene hssss fab SusSa Z Cn~stus tssaFN-
TIE y ". CrscseE eempsny has r.
Opened saa Is pew rvasls - tsFisash VIC
tFA.le.
rahle lusus, uapkins. grsad Sa'sss,
Chester NssszS-
t,eFsets We gxcx.vsss sn ire gag y ssssp SO,
meHss al IA ssa.alx rnsN-s - -. -.
az. gaaavas Gs Thompson kH'ff a's%sas
ct,ssxss lAsf in Naeessss HtsAry'
p \ ssa~~etS Snsstsr lie stY.
Muslin underwear, ues Aets tas ~
values ves- SacSseg tsf'&'y
Mammoth issarS. al ktnes. Al Na~'
s..rs,sS- s.,sss,,,s,a 5asnes kna te2srs4sa-
FesseS sna EawTitBss @s F@sssss
lass ia. ChcS.es Hsoss*
The svasE.i drinks Il They c.sl'ss y 20.
..s..s "a sss,aases a. sgsa& T. keeN e15k
tnetr il essSss ~ anus ~ tscrs go
.frasS waspssss ersr.sa sssss ~aser. -,
- = Hss.s,tes GArxg Casa ssksy. >cSSe4ss abs
CkxTTE.
sAssSuS- ~ I. siSs los :. A-GSs - =
HEaze chester sSssy.
4 .sssa,,P,ss ~ssrea.ss SsrsseE ssesft
81: ~xEsa lArxv whiss safTeA.ss. ts'ss 8
SiSxss.
twisted SsaS fringe sronss assl FAsAsssss'
tsAeSs ~ clxsfy.
Sew SD hosiery sssd Easssrs~ss esss
New ,r.,an:nxs. cssester cse~rs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

The prfmssies In the precincts of Seattle
and in the precincts of Black Diamond.
franklin and Newcastle. viii be held
between the hours OF p m. and 2. n. :,
teginniux AZ & p. M The primaries in ali
other precincts will Dc held between the
hoers Of p. N. aud p. m, beginning al
: D. u-
The basis of reps seufasion viii be ~
fSiicsS.
one delegate at large for each precinct,
one sielegsie for each 6ffs votes, and one
defeat Tor esch ira ton therecf create,
than twenty five cast fer John b. Alien for
delegate 10 eoasrs-ss a. she general elee-
ticn he'd >oyemb :. is>sl
Trou the foregoing basis precincts are
ext ted 10 representation - sol ows.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

old Mrs Bently-Ahat hot Of new
diseases they have nos that they
afdng hsve twenty yea-s ago
Osa Mr. bentiy Yes, bat yeO
should remember. Eliza, Se have 4
terrible sight mere doctors nos than
us had twVrfv wears age
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

The 9srsrsth hssEsa. ce<yS@f -&fssss1 sssa
Pee. = ussw op~n "a shS sTsxs4tag Eskss e
xesa xa1n zacsczSs Ess2a- -2rteSst zrss~s 49,
sss = les ~ n v<ss8ea xsre sEs Al Uses
saweas. sorts -ssx SEeGxs Assa<s -2E r@e&s-
I se.ssxs Cs&4sg
fs~ T. a. sssassNss. IN ess<s zSsssSfz 80 a
sesasAs px~ssSSe gives F-sFsis'0ASS ss@Ss4 sssea
- eli eareaese. s2czyas2s s1ss s5@S-s2 :
ses.-sgslStzx sfgSE~egsssa liver rsAzaEssssaf. -
$3.50. a - xsssssys sSsrs &zss s9Eks-
.rs.s - tstssSf stsszza@e<. Ne have ss<t a.
ssf,I sssss< ie,r szxassssz Eeassss ssysasszy 80
s.xs4s. rv.,ssl 1sss.szs ss7 asa h.ssEa> ~ -
wxRs sss~s.~sas tg&sce. fv~ssa ~ Sssssas .
; x-e4. cosasv -sssess1 Sazz s*as aaAsssA-
Nee ssrssys Nas~sss t3eAry
,as. heavy Asiltasa srssa assss'
Caeary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

We - hieA, As.s a IL
II, :. tnsecesstbae
ssss... y Niiasans. a prominent
as A. a,-a 'rom Park Cuy. Utah.
ss~ss IS Seattle FOR the last fe~
II S.. 49, ~esk he pail a visit "a
sans.s' .s'y niniag district. Mr..
kse-3.n a seen 81 the Bellevue
- BY PosY-INrra4lssscxs
ansaess ''a Ia. ,aiksSi about his trip to
he said. YES, I visited
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

% ey.ssssstzsF - II elsse rsy, eo<sk sc.
s.ss.uy~ ard Thereafter sell foS sasss ezsly
essesgusr taSa ssy house n ine Northwest
~441teitinx year "a, rss Age Z an, very ~
sxsxssuilx. 4. = FrAscA. cxss sracer. cor
r,sss .<-saFss aE8 9xxses. Te3rpkasse IN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

4sn Sepsers N.ez MS s<sass si4 y elsss~'
s,,ss.ss Nsss.l for a. aniy. &, 2 FTssea,
casa Sruceg, easnsr >sSoR3 sad -sSzssss-
TesspAssx -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

At 10 o. clock a M 10. the purpose of nom
.nating candidates for the legislature. ~
lecting delegates 10 the state convention TO
De held az Wslla wAiia on "Wednesday, sep
tember 4. and transaeting such other bust
ness a. may he brought before H.
All Republican voters OF King county
and all voters who expect TO act with the
Republican party in the failure are hereby
requested 10 unite iss selecting deles ats
for this convention. Primaries viii be held
az she usual polling Places in al voting
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21
CALL FOR A
Republican County Convention
Saturday, August "a,

A convention % the Republicans of King
county is hereby called 20 meet ., seattle on
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

By erser OF the eepBasiean Central Gem.
a4 King caapty-
Il n AIRFgTSs1S. Chairman
JOHN 7. MITCHELL SECRETARY.
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NOTICE.

We sell gooss cheaper than the liftie
stores pay las them. tsk car prices Nhes-
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,.,r,'- = hAsiey Mas admitted 10
sss,.,'. lson certificate from she
lsare' ~, !. s % II Utah aua motson 81
y S',tAFd O>lore
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~ NlAl ~ tNN'A .Afs
9 u. hANfoRD. Juise.

asssAs CORPUS BENtgn.
r.. a l'eaeg'le> was brought before
iiAniorl ia chsn,ber> vester-
sA''hlas upon = wrls % hahea.
e~.l, .s TIE. sroaud GA which the
h.,s = sAs eSsei waS that James
h. ~ I, submitting magistrate. had
ses.. = ts''.ea IN Slaughter precinct.
ssss e'e iTlsl vas held. and fram
la.t.. ~, we commitment was hal
ssa e nstsetd denied the wr3f holi.
s The con niitmert v.s r..,,,,9s-
"a. - aoSiag That James Hart
essn,r l-s'aee q the peace f,.r King
ess,s and that parole ev,,iau,,, IN
,s.x3,s tas jurisdiction of me iu~-
s,.n,.. 's'sa atitnissa Sic ~, a habeas
ehs.. Fsssae,siings. peMenl,s~ wxS
aedeNt 10 All. - '''> -
N'AtNsT COMMON ckEglRR.
aN Commissioner John Wool
rs,' ! ae Is engaged in merchandising
j. essSt'es has brought sui, against
aa,. 'ss' soard Railroad COMPANY
al VII on aceour, hi r.sris
ess- tAs .' s.'.'s'i>s cor signed To him
~. -, sSssi,sny +, liue~. and Watch
ss 8. 80 Delivered. beja- ,te>tr,,,,si
Sea-. the compauv : sets.t Al
s@'sr on June
AeS'vrED To rsAcr4er.
,.. - : J. Easley va, admitted to
sss,s. 1ten eeriiEv4,e irofn ,he
ts'sl'se c0aft II I-t.h "a
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-02-07
CORR ESPONDENCE
Sayings fem slalto,

Sleighing has come at ias.
Mark Turner visited n 3la Axe
last week.
Amasa Brown. jr.. has stai,e1 ont or
another trip.
Rumor says that Geo. Prati 0o.-
ried man now
j. II. Jones. has gone 10 t'a l,o' 81
woods again this winter.
Z. G. Phillips has TRADED s .13r.
ough-bred colt to Mr.. Whale
Farmers are busy drawing tl4
again. They are bound TO w,ar cut
the snow.
Edward Newell. of Brockway, rece
his sister, Mrs Walker Moore, Z
visit recently.
John Wells is the happy father .. 3.
fine baby girl. Jack feels PROUD :
this is his first born.
Evergreen has two young lambs
about five weeks old one owned 10y Nj.
Stitt and one by John Davis. Who
can beat this?
The beloved wife Of David Mcqueen
departed this life recently. Cause cat
Ger of the breast. She was a gre
sufferer for "a long time, but bore
with christian patience, waiting 50,
for the happy release Of her trou 80
to happier state above.
III. =. Wait and II. McClarren reprs
scented Excelsior Association, No. -,
Patrons Of Industry at the county
convention held at Sandusky Jan. 3u}.,
They report good time There Wee
81 delegates present and over 40 asso-
Citations represented, besides a large
number Of visitors. There were many
excellent ideas advanced and discussed
IN friendly way. a number Of MAJ
chine companies were represented ana
satisfactory arrangements were made
for the purchasing OF farm implements
for the coming year. The mercantile
trade and other businesses were also
represented. This little affair is be-
ginning to be felt by the business men
If thi: county as much as it has been
laughed at and tried to be crushed
Tie society is on the increase aud the
farmer is beginning TO see that he has
been robbed by capital long enough.
cheer mp brother farmer. there is hope
for you yet.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-02-07

IS Huc Nhirh is guaranteed 10 bring
y.G satisfactory results. or IN case Of
ta..HrC return of purchase price. On
SAFE p'1u Won can buy from our ait
,t. ur3evist q bottle Of DR. King 5
'H very forCuusumptiou. II IS
l0ttl.rvG Co bring relief in every case,
WREN used for any affection Of Throat,
uncs. or Chest, such as Consumption.
Inflammation Of Lungs. Bronchitis,
asthma. who9piug cough. Group. etc
TT pleasant and agreeable to taste,
pe'f. city safe. and can always be de
20" ttd upon. Trial bottles free at G..
4 Fr.!s' drug store.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-02-07
Bits from Brown City.

Snow again.
Jan. 2Sth, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Brooks, q son.
Jan. 18th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. S.
Emery. a daughter.
Mrs. +. Middleton is on the sick list.
VIM. Cottington starts his saw mill
this week again and will cut logs he
has on hand. then he will move to Tus-
cola county with his mill. where he has
purchased fine tract of standing tim
ber Rumor has il that j. T. Ingallsbee
will become a partner soon in the mill
business.
The nsxt meeting OF the Teachers
and Officers Association of Burnside
and Maple Valley will meet at Dean
Vile on Saturday. Feb. Q, at 900 a. IN.
The program is as follows: Singing and
prayer. Paper--"Thc Inmaterial Pow
erS OF Man." by Prof. H. G. Morris.
Discussion 10y Prof. l.. II. ITowsc, J. J..
Mcdonald and David McColl 100 p.
m: Singing Question box Paper,
Education" by Prof. Il. j. Law. Brock
way Centre. Discussion by f. 5. Black.
Jas. Green and Miss Styles. Paper.
-Busy work for the little ones. by Miss
Brophy. Of Burnside. Discussion by
Misses Chard and Bently. Teams will
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-02-07

For SALE-The n } of the N w /
of Section 3. and the y J Of the \ L /
of Section q. in Brockway township, st.
Clair county, containing l12 acres. viii
sell the whole or in forties None but
those wishing to purchase need apply
Address. MATTHEW FINN. 81 Bull
block, Detroit. Mich.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-02-07
Mush from Melvin.
I'IN.

Reuben Gilbert keeps the Patrons
store at this place.
>lrS. Josh Iledges was badly hooked
Dy 4, COW last week.
some Of James Reeds children are
down with the humps.
Joseph Scott, jr., is very low with
lung trouble at his fathers place.
John Canton came home from the
north woods and is laid up with bad
cold.
Mr.. Kettlewell. Of Strathroy, Ont.
was visiting friends in this place last
week.
Cliff Gilbert has moved from ont, to
this place, and has gone into G. Dewey's
house.
Frank Brady, of Saginaw, is visiting
at John Finnertys and other friends
at present.
Samuel Huffman's children. who
have been quite i'll for several weeks
are getting better.
Mrs. Geo. Demsey has gone to Pin
coming to visit her husband who has
been working up there.
-Four of Mr.. Sullivan's daughters came
home on account Of the illness of their
little sister, whose recovery is doubtful.
Chas. Dewey is doing a rushing bust
ness in his store-low prices does it. He
sells at the same price to every one for
cash.
Dave Macarthur, teacher in school
district No. 2, is getting along nicely
with his school, having about 50 aver
age attendance. We have visited the
school several times and find him to be
a painstaking, faithful and impartial
teacher.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-02-07

English Spawn Imminent removes AL
a,,1 soft. or caloused Jumps and blem-
is1eS from horses. blood spayis. curbs.
spl'HtS. sweeny. rinG-5one. stiles. spav-
i" ~ swollen threats. cough. etc Save
81 ny use Of one bottle Warranted.
sold by Chas. A. Wells. Druggist,
Brockw2y Csntrs. Mich.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-02-07

Ia, a,.l save IN the world for cuts,
.~ ,-s res. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sore. t.gtri. chapped hands. chilblains,
COINS aud Ill SKIN eruptiOns, and posi-
lye.N ourcs piles, or no pay required
'-4a Eaeranteed 20 give perfect salts
faction. b.. money refunded. Price -
CO er luH No' -" Nv &. A. Wells
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-02-07

4 good chance to make money this
winter. We want some more reliSOie
men 20 sell our nursery stock; guarsn-
tePd tirSt-class. true 10 ngrae Sc ordered
and delivered in good healthy condition.
Salary and expenses. Tor comur 50 on. IL
preferred) Apply. Stating age) to w.
L. MCKAY, Geneva. y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-28
nlr1n wrrmnRE,S ErYERAL.

The funeral OF David wetnore who died At his homo,
No 1lo Lexington.avo, Thursday, was held at the
Madison Square Presbyterian Church yesterday after
noon Tho Rev. DR.. Charles II. Parkhurst read the
burial service and tho choir sang several hymns
after which the Rev Jesse r. Forbes, pastor OF the
Adams Memorial Church in East Thrtieth-st., offered
prayer DR.. Parkhurst then delivered an address Be
sides the members Of Mr.. wetmores family there were
present W. f. Dodge. Francis p. Freeman, John Crosby
Brown, w. c. Martin. William N. Crane, John Ton
Brook, S. II. GIANT f. NJ. Kingsley, Joseph Gil1t
@. II. Trask, A. p Manu. ID. s. Egloston. A. II. Whit
ney, d. willis James, Morris Woodruff, Morris *. Jesup,
Edward L. Johnston, Samuel Sloan, Charles II. Dietz,
r. c. Cotton ]. f. Mead. Z. II. Beebc DR.. @. Il. Beebe,
Or. J. A. Bishop, Henry Dale, w. G. Stuart w. T. ST.
John s. T. Williams +. w. Devoe Arthur ]. McMuIlen,
United stacs District Attorney Walker and President j..
Edward Simmons OF the Board OF Education There
also delegations OF boys from the schocship ST.
Mary's and from Mr. wetmores Sunday school class,
The burial viii take pacs to-day at Greenwood Cemetery
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.JERSEY CITY.

The Grand Street Reformed Church, which was
abandoned some years ago, has been thoroughly
renovated under tho auspices Of the Homo Mis-
slonary Society, and yesterday taken possession
Of by the congregation Of the Free Reformed Church,
which formerly worshpped In small franc building
IN First.st The occasion was made ono OF jubilee
and thanksgiving. Services were conducted by the
pastor the Rev. A. A. zabrIskle, assisted by the
Rev. Drs Charles Imbric, Cornelius Brett, p d. Van
Cleef and Josiah Strong.
A body, supposed to be that of Conrad Gimmingers
was found yesterday in the ruins Of tho abbattoir hre
The body was burned crisp, there being nothing
left OF Il but the trunk II IS supposed to DO Gin
mneer because he is missing, and he was seen on tho
roof OF the burning building short time before 1t fell
!, large force OF worlmen will begin 10 clear away
the debris al once, and new building viii be
erected. So far as could be asccrtaned yesterday
the loss will not vary much from tho figure given
Yesterday 100000.
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CAPTAIN RAMSAY ON WAITING ORDERS.
SOON TO BE PROMOTED TO THE RANK OF COM.

SOON TO BE PROMOTED TO THE RANK OF COM.
MoDoRE.
CAPTAIN F. NJ. Ramsay, who has commanded inc
cruiser Boston ever since her long pennant was
boisted TO tho main truck to indicate that she was
in commission for sea duty, received instructions
on Saturday from Washington that no would DO
detached on February IA and put on waiting orders
His being relieved was at HIS own request, ana IN
view of the fact that upon the retirement ot Rear
Admiral Luce, on March o5, he viii DO promoted to
commodore This rank will entitle him to the
command of a naval station or of neet rather
than that of a single ship. Captain Ramsay WILL
IL Is believed. be ordered to duty at the Naval OBJ
sorvatory, and in the meantime he VIII make his
home in West Washington whore HIS family now
are.
The Boston launched on December 4, 1884,
but It was not until May Q, 1887, that she was put
in commission with Captain Ramsay In command
She made her successful speed and power trial up
Long Island Sound September 1, 1857, and then
was at tho Navy Yard nearly year waiting for
her battery to be completed. On October 1. 1887,
She left New-York for Livingston, Guatemala, TO
inquire into an alleged case OF gross maltreatnent
Of an American citizen By the military authorities
at that place, and proceeded thence 10 Hsytan wa
tors for the protection OF American Interests there.
She returned 20 New-York on November "a with sew
eral cases OF yellow fever board Surgeon Smons
being one Of the victims who died, and she has
since then been thoroughly fumgatcd for the destruc
ton Of the yellow fever germs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-28
pApTrsNs IN M1DWINTER.

The trouble in the Elsey Memorial Church. Jersey
CITY, has resulted In the formation of new organza
lion OF fathcure believers The secedefs ana friends
OF the former pastor Mr.. BaylIs, met yesterday after
noon in the Republican wigwam at Bergen and talr
mount ayes, and Mr. Baylls conducted the SERVICES
He madc no aluson to the trouble, but some OF his
more ardent supporters vigorously denounced Mr.
Elsey for his treatment OF Mr.. Bayls, and for the
summary manler in which he had brought Friday
nights meeting TO a close by having tho gas ex'
tlnguished. by special request Mr.. Baylls, at the
evening service preached the sermon which caused
The trouble because Mr. Esey thought II was aimed
AZ him. Resolutions were adopted requesting MI
Days 10 remain and organize church, pedging him
the support OF those present.
services were held as usual In the Elsey Chapel,
the Rev. Mr.. Kenny officiating Nothing was said
about the trouble. Two ardent converts Mt. and
Mrs Charles Fros were baptized IN the bay yesterday
afternoon, opposite the Mount Zion Chapel.