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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
She Celebrates the Democratic Victory In
Grand style.

Grand style.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
CHARIorrrsyILLR, Va. November 6:-The
enthusiasm here over the Democratic sue
cess has been increasing oil day, and whsn
the daily papers arrived bringing IN tue
good news from all over the. state the oe-
light and enthusiasm over the result was
tremendous. This eliminated tonight IN
the largest political lubilatlon Chari9,,es,,
willie has ever seen. The Monticello Band
and the fire company. accompanied ~ 2
large number OF citizens and nearly all OF
the students at the University forming
long procession, marched to vacant lot in
the West End. where. With bonhres;
speeches and fireworks, the large crowd
present showed their delight at the tric
umph Of Democracy and the downfall oil
MAhone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07


TNRUSTEE'S SALE BY PUBLIC
i AUCTION or the ATTRACTIVE, Dt-
TACuED TWO-STOkY FRAME DWELLING On
THE NORTH SIDE OF CEDAR STREET BE-
TWEEN JAMES AND BAKER SiRhEis.- -in
execution 81 n certain deed OF trust 70 me dated
October -. 1888, Of record ia Decd K rs q,
page 1876, henrico County Court. shall sell by
publ, auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. NovRNBsg 2, isS9,
At 43O O'Clock T. NJ, the REAL ESTATE do
scrib bed in said deed, it being Tie aOove-namei
very NEAT AND SUB>IAN INITIAL DETACHED
FRAME DWELLING of about eight rooms aud
the Os fronting 30 feet on the notth sdo u Cedar
street aud running back between para lol hnos
l32 feot.
This IL n really goo1 homo. pleasantly AMI con-
yoniently siiua' ed on tho hill iua; east ~ seven
teenth street, which is the Electric railway, and
near the Chesapease and Ohio shops aui he
Tanner & DelaHy shops and within easy dis
lance OF tho business port Of The city.
TyRAs: cash as 20 expenses ~ sale, any I'M
paid taxes. and the nOie Tor 800 vita Interest
from tho 22d IT October, 1889: and the residue
upon such terms as shall &c announced no time
OF sale. JAMES 3. ELAN,
no trustee.
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4 Now Stcamshin Zinc.

10y -ETIII 70 III" ~
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. November A Port
Tnmpa Glo) special TO the Times Imam
says. A. soon as quarantine restrictions
will permit a steamship line from Port
Tampa 10 Central America Will be cStah-
lshed under thr Auspices Of tine Plant svs-
tom with the Wow Of opening 40 traffic be-
tween the United States and tho Gulf
pOrts OF Central America.
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RicHMoSD, Va, October II, 1880.

RICHMOND, a., october II, 1so'.
fE'O THE NOLANDINE COMPANY {:
4 Gentemon,- this "a q certify tina /
have boon a great sufferer from Liver Com
plant for several years. determined to
try your Justly celebrated Vegetable Nolan
dine, an1 after usirg several bottles ind
myself - much benefited that | have discon-
tlnued tho use Of H. Ny liver Is now in bottsr
condition than Il has beeh In many years. and
can now est anything want Without any fear OK
suffering from Indigestion consequent upon
diseased liver. | earnestly anl cheeriully ro-
commend q 70 oil persons suffering from either
OF tho above complaints. You arc nj perfect
liberty 70 use THIS ~ YOU may ioel disposed
Very truly yolre, &C.,
". -. HASDLEY.
AT Powers. Taylor s. Cos,
Wholesale Drasg.sis.
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NORk.RIYkR LINE vil Wl,l
4 POINE


"
4 POIAE
DAILY EXCEPT sUSDAr
The f.yor.ts coutsfo Ba'gmora Insr.sn'1
on his line sr5 models OK csfsIy. ee8a- '.
comfort Lesyo Rcnm9lt 49, 81 u. ai ~
r. A.. arrive a. baltimore sd 4 d..
Baltimore daily except -sa1Af g.
Tly0 a. Richmond 80 =. =. ALL J. s. p. 81,
Fare from nicnrOui sra slt t bAi -
Washington. s. NilmingtDa, DeL. .i
dslgLia. S4tO New HorA .ttL A.44l ESD"
w,lmlngtou. Del. s, pailsie9ti :,
IVES POINT ACCoa-vJA .oN
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DAILY. fDaily eX-ep sunday.
nerot and yekeg-CrltH Foes fHkhh
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Genera. fasssgger 81
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IN AND POTOMAC RAILROAD -s',e.
comm sncinz JuSR - lss3-eestsfa ''s-''
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sfops only q. Ashland. Jtuca 'l.
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Gap NJ srr,ves ~ ByfG-2tresi salon -
st,ps a. Erefsncksosfs.
Junction. and Asnlant sleeper 49,
Warrington AMI N8s iefA ..t.
In.soP NJ arrsves a. Byrl-sirsei s-A-i1A 80"
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS
pAms sxcsgt srSpArA
eaA. n. leave, giDA Arrives al AsslAai
7:33 A. N. a., SD
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ssatlon, arrives s. Ashisnl a. i, :.
cop. Il. leaves RlDa arrives AZ Asl"A' -
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CA' TAYLOR Gsnersi r'exei AssH-
ET ID Nrxss. General 5aper,HIen2s9. 4,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

AUCTION sALEs-ruture Dsys.
ByN. w. Bowc.
Real Ksta,e Auctloneer.
A MAGNIFICENT JAMES-R1VER
IA ESTATE.
TRUSTEES SALE or ELK HILL AND A PART
OF ELK ISLAND.

In execution OF deed % trust 70 the under
signed trustees, dated i3th Aug at, 1885, and
duly recorded In Goochisnf County Court We
will sell by auction, at too ofiice OF y. w. bowe,
No. norlh Eleventh street, Richmond, Va, ON
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER q. 1859,
at o'clock r. NJ. THIS NOTED ESTATE. slin-
ated on James river and on the Richmond aud
AllegnaDy railroad, in Goochlsnd county, Bfty-
one miles west OF Hicnmond. containing i,DJ'+
AcRES. 2Si acres OF which IA tho lower part OF
Elk ISLAND. and tho residue consists OF low
grounds upland. and woods. aud the character
" the soil Is admirably adapted 10 the prod c.
ton Of corn. wheat. tobacco, aud grass
The Dwelling IS n hnndsOme structure OF stic-
Good brick, with eleven largo and airy rooms,
and with versDdas aud pOrches extending
nearly aroua1 The out-hOuses au1 farm build
ings. mostly o. brick, arc extensive m num0er
ami variety aud god In the host manner for
the operations q SUCH an estate. Thich VIII
compare favorahly wi n any In Virginia
Terms: Cash sufficient % pay COSTS @. sale ond
any back taxes that may be due. ard 70 pHy no
sum OK isiO n credit as 10 $500 until hugut.
g. ls92 vi h Interest thereon from August u.
g. and payable annually: sUd tho rest Tue az
six and Twelve months for notes with In eress
added, and oil credit payments 20 be secured 10y
a deed 81 trust on the property anj 10y poilcY OF
insurance on tho buildings duly Assigned.
ST. GEORGE X. FiIZHUGH,
THOMAS y. PAGE,
A. l. BOULNAkf,
oce Trustees.
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Annthnr Grnctinc from Nllssonri.

Sr LOUIS, Mo, November 4, 1889.
To he Eifi0r II he Dispatch:
Billy the Kid is 10 more. Accept con-
cratulauOns. We want Worlds Fair here.
Waller ILL.
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THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures. NOVEMBER Z, 1889.
AUCTION sAIEs--This Day.
by J. Thompson Brown q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
liiS Main street
rrRUsTEES' SALE OF CORNER
LOTS.
THREE LOTS NORTHEAST CORNER or RAN
poLPH AND WALLACE STREETS.


Nv virtue Of n decd OF trust from Charles Koch.
dsted October ]. 1882, 10 Tho uDderslgned, trus.
tees, and duly 70 orded In the CLERKS oDico on
the Chancory Court OF the city OF luehmond, 70
secure paymect OF certain notes thcroin men
toned being for deferred purcbBse-monoy. and
defnult havioe been made IN payment OF Two
OF said notes aui being required b. the bene-
nciary go Dc, wo will sell At public auction, on
the promises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH.
at $50 p NJ, tho following property. described
in said record as follows: "All that lot OF
Ian ID Ia the city Of Richmond and bounded ~
follows: Commencing at tn nor neast corner OF
Wallace and Randolph streets. thence running
easte ardly along the nor.h li1e OF said Wallace
street and fronting thereon % feet, aud running
back n0rthwardly between parallel lines i23 feet
to an alley IS feet vide
TERMS: Sufficient IN cash 20 pay for tho ex-
penss ~ executing This trust aud 60 discharge
The amount due on said uOto-, with interess
thereon to date, and balance on suca terms az
said Charles Koch msy direct end ~ event OF
his failure 40 70 DO thon a. the trustees may d.
rect, or other terms as may be agreed upon at
sele hEbOf e; hhON -
:. C. WHISPER.
Trustees.
pDou-N y 70 Aucffounnra NO
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.rcrfir.- FINN Genryia

SAVANNAH, GA. November 6, 1889.
Senator LOccnsiein. H,ctmOi,d:
HIP, Hip Hurrah. We congratulate
YOU and the Old Dominion.
JULIAN VI. SOLOMON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
BY James Z. Elan.
Real Estaic Agent and Auctioncor,
lib Main street.

]. Tuoursoy Brown & Co.. Auctiouoors.
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ly,lIIII.!!'E2,.lI u.
"a III d: 3:S q q az . ]. e.. ~: ]:
l-2wi
MINERAL WATERS.
4 c A r D.

"A
Since the Introduction OF the
THOMPsON'5 BROMINB ARSENIC WATER
In this market, In July, 1857, the sale Of II has
been large, and Bhea used In the diseases for
which IL IL recommended, the effect has been
satisfactory In nearly all cases. and IN many IN
stances the most WONDERFUL RESULTS have
followed its uee. II We were 10 publish ono
twentieth Of the lettera wa receive from grateful
persons VINO have bren benefited by il We
could not aud room in oar catalogue. We learn
through tho NEWSPAPERS mat numerous
other BrOmiue Arsenic SPRING have been TN
eRrihod. aud thoy delight IN making compari-
sons with the Thompson Spring We thank
them for their help IN thus making the OklGI-
NAL and DESRRN KDlY-POPULAR WATER
still better known. and frost they will continue
TO advertise uA WRITE FOR PAMPHLET
THE POLK MILLER DRUG COMPANY,
&C l5-eOdtNUU General Agents.
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Bonds Accepted.

ny ielosreph % inc DlsDstchl
WASHINGTON. November G.--I|ond offer
iul- today aggregated c5j1, $50. All &c
cepted III la7 Tor IS and 1923 for AS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

j was learned TO-DAY from the Chairman
Of the Board Of Directors OF the Pen'ten-
tiarv that for the coming quarter the re-
port VIII show for the first time SINCE the
peniteutiary was established, twenty years
ago. al excess of earnings over expenses.
II is now believed that the penltentlary can
be maintained upon this basis.
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cphpE MApn


"A u G ALTERATIyE' IS confidently
recommended 70 thoroughly eradicate all dis
eases dependent upon impure blood. whether
hereditary or contracted, such as Scrofufa In any
form, Cancer. Tgmors. Chronic sores,
Roiiz, Biotches. Nercurtnt Affections,
ErysIprIas, Eczema, &C., &c.
"a 1; q T0NtC" viii cure all wasting dis
cases. such as E.orC Continued Coughs,
Weak Lungs, EsrOnchitis. GRtarrh,
Chrmuic sIeerstion OF the Bowe,s. Dys-
peDsia, General Debility. M IN AN a 81
SOEUtfc AND H1EABEEBiE REMEDY
FOR DISEASES PECULIAR To FE-
MALES. ~ 70 tonic 10 the denerni or
Nervous System It is superior TO any on the
market.
"a " G ExPECTORAST" Is q superior
cough PREPARATION; ~ gives speedy relief, and
should bo taken ia CONSJHPELyE TROt-
BrES in connection with tho ~ u q Tonic
zach preparation for sale by all druggists. Price,
100 per bottle, or for $500.
For Treatise on Blood Diseases, and testimonials,
address, enclosing stamp
A B CHEMICAL co,
Richmond, Va.
Zoe l2-3ml
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Losr, sTnAyEp. AND FoUso.

NALL AT BELMONT, ON THE gxa
~ New North road. and get your SPOT ILL.,.
TED C0w-white and black; horns boxed and
dry. no 7-it'
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DTss0LuTKons q PAKrxEKsHiPs.
mo WHOM TT MAY CONCFRN AT

II
i meeting Of the stockholders OF toe klt.h
NOND DISTRICT COOPERATIVE ASSoClA-
TION, hold at Nos. aud 40 north Eighteenth
street, tho following resolution was adopted:
Hesoircd, Jha. they sell out their business 10
M. j. hussen. Who assumes sll liabilities Tor tho
debts OF mo concern, and the said NJ. j. Mussen
10 have ali the accounts and interests OF the said
Richmond District Cooperative Association in
Tho same $. u. TURNER, President.
N. i. MUssss, Secretary.
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Damaged Ia a OaIe--sesman Drowned.
10y telegraph % the Dispxtch.l

CHAaLrgos, 5. g., November 6.-The
schooner Frank yanderhoychen arrived
here to-day. Captain Chamberlain reports
that he left Philadelphia October 18th aud
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gCMhITURE, &c.

have nine large warerOOms filed with PAR
LJN. CHAMBER, DlNING-ROOM, and HALL
NOVELTIES. ] have the latest designs and
none but tho best manufactured gOOds.
shall make a specially Of PARLOk FUiiNl-
TUkk and keep The latest covering and the
largest and hest assorted stock 10 be found In
the city. Ny terms are tor cash or instGlmeuts.
h.4u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

PuIrADytPaIA Noyember l. lsS9.

PHILADELPHIA. November l. 1859.
NOTICE. ALL ID h b Il 5 CON
~ TRACTED by PATRICK DIAMOND, OF I20S
Cary street, Richmond, Va, viii be paid by him
with interest 10 Gate.
DIAMOND. Mcdonnell & CO.,
nO5-fts Phiiadelphia, Ia.
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fENHE BRADSrREET COMPANY,
Il CHARLES h. CLARK, PRESIDENT.
bRADSTREEf'S RICHMOND OFFICE
no. llOg LASl AAIN 5fkEEE
ielSphOre Ao.ss
s.H. Witty, superIassaaeoL

The Richmond on1o nAs moro tnan kcpt pace
With tho rapid grown Of the city and develop
nentoi no territory tributary " it. II oner5 -
tie Hsrcantlie community OF tins section ali Las
toyapiagesof asyslem Tie superiority Of whicn
isTscogDiEsd IA every trade ceAtro OF tho clyii.
ard world The! 1t isIa q special sense PREPARED
iogu9rd the interestof IT'S Local patrons Is a..
tsei7l " the fact taat II has nov larger nuistx
0sesfsssesys nsss sss otASv pssysgstss agossa
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-08-25
BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF JERSEY cIrr

oFtiClAL PROCEEDINGS.
Regular meeting at the Aldermanic Chamber
City Hail. Tuesday, July Is. 1882.
me Toll was called at BIO O'Clock D. m.
-f,resenl -Frest0ent Alien and Aldermen ConneIly
HauclS. Hoos. Jewkee, O,Neil Prigge and Van Horn.
Aldermen Donnolly, Keogh. 0Ezourke and Scher-
merhoru were absent at the Calling of tine roll but
subsequently, appeared and took their seats.
AhScnt-Aiderman Jordan
The minutes OF the regular meeting OF the 9th
INST. were approved as printed IN manual form, on
notion OF Alderman Jewkes.
PRESENTATION OF PErlTIOSs ETC.
PETITIONS, etc. were presented, received AID dis
Petition OF the Bergen Electric Light Heat and
Power 20. Tor permission 70 transact bu4iness IN
Jersey CITY, accompanied by petition OF Louls
Palmer and others, property owners In the Fourth.
Ffth and Sixth Districts OF Jersey City, for the
granting OF the permission asked FOR. Referred tc
Six 10 applications Tor permission 70 erect signs.
posts, c and 70 cut down trees fSee reports suisse
lnentiy made.l Referred 70 Comm in a. on Streota
Petition OF Thomas Aldridre and Others. In favor
II restaurant hconsa TO Al. behrens, IFS Hoboken
Avenue. Referred 70 Committee On Excise
Ten lt0i Applications for reatauranf Incense. fouf
Al applications for sale OF liQaors In pacfaa9s and
Two ~ applications Tor transfer 81 rosrauranl
licenses. see reports subsequently msdel hefcrred
10 cunaulttee on Excise.
. one hundred and seven 1071 applications for Il.
.nnses to pedie fourteen GA appiicatlnnn for Jun
Acensei twutgnne cll anplicntioos fnratreot mus.
,lanr Icenacs ana tnrcc 90 applications for .pubi
oorIcrs hccnae- lcee feporu fur.cqucuuy cinde.l
kalarr0d V cnClni5cA m 1rAde 4aeon4aA
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BOARD OF FIRE oonMIssIosrRs.

REGULAR meeting ~ the Board or Fire Commis.
sioners. neia nj Departments headQuariers, or
Wednesday evening. August TN. 1880 at O'Clock.
Present ~ rotl-cnil-president Conway. and Com.
msslDners Qulninn and Henderson
On motion OF Commissioner Henderson. the read
ing o. tha minutes Of July "A, was dispensed with
aud thew were approved AS printed IN manual form
PRESENTATION OR APPLICATIONS.
the, following applications for permits wcro re-
inEs and CuuOusflhles.
Thomas Bright, to after building No. 10 wester.
ven 4irttt AsShAc j. Martin. 70 erect framO build
lng No 40 i1ro aifccti Warren a hnhpnrY, 70 cree.
tfAme building Thirteenth street. hatran Erie STREE
ron No rll fif4t street 70 iti f1rc sIrcrts l1nn
touteY g. rAilr puuing eight leof 80 No. 1Sl flrr
Alil. u sol Ola -
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The Yerdict unnnImous.

W. d. Suit, druggist. Bippus, Ind, testlfes:-
4 81 can recommend Electric Bitters az the very
, hes remedy. Every bottle sold has given relief in
LIVERY case. One man took six bottles, aud was
.nfe1 nf Rheumatism OF ten years standing"
llfnllnul Hare. druggist, Hellfllle Ohio.
Il lirns.-"Tno hest selling medicine have ever
gdici IN my twenty years experience IA
n ':tric Dittefs." Thousands VI others have
u ~
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added their ties timony so that the verdict is unan-
inlous that Ele ctric Btters do cure all diseases
of the Liver, K idneys or Blood. Only a half
dollar bottle at George II. Whites drug store.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-08-25

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
On motion OF Alderman Hauck, the following apti
tled ordinance reported By the Committee Stree Is
March g. 1882 was taken from the table Tor consld-
IAN ordinance for the RELIEF Of FL G. Bldwell in
construction OF q bay window IN building northwest
The ordnance was read. considered, and Their
passed by the following vote The yeas and nays hav
7eas~Aldermen Connolly DonnelIy, Hauck, Hoos
fHe orS asd fP s sideps Hea. aRse' van
me Following resolution was offered by Alderman
Resolved. That the regular meeting of Tuesday
August 1889, for the transaction OF general Dusf
T6e following preamble and resolution was ofrered
by Alderman Donneily. and adopted:
Where's The q ne csy have mot been
many ORDINANCES have been passed; therefore,
Board Of Finance to make provision IN the tax lew
for publication OF the ordinances In book torn.
nv Hdepmsn Prisee ana the sas was pyssen.sa
land upon the table and ordered TO be printed On
San ordnance to amend ordinance 70 license
and regulate INNS and tayerns and restaurants and
liquors, passed june II, 1850. ~
Alderman ONeill, and the same was receiver and
On motion OF Alderman o'kourke, referred to tbs
IAN ordinance 70 authorize the Jersey City and
Bergen Railway Company to use electric motors Is
'i % noton 81 Alderman o isoarke the Board ura
ceeded 70 the consideEatlop OF the obJecsions pro
mayor
approving the resolution adopted juno Is isss.
Zrantng Inn and tavern ttcehse 70 M. Behrens a
115 Hoboken avenue. Fifth District.
AFTER some discussion Alderman O'Rolrke moved,
that the resolution do now pass Notwithstanding the
objections of the Mayor
The motion was rejected by the following yate thu
yen6 and nays having been ordered and taken
Yeas-A1dermen Connolly, Keogh and Ofioufke.
Nays Aldermen Donneliy, Hauck. Hooe, JesSkee.
Prlgge Van Horn and Pre-idsns Allen.
Alderman O'Neill WAS excused from voting.
During the calling OF the roll. Alderman Scherfu-
erhorn pceared and was excused from voting.
titled ordlnances, reposted BY the Committee IN
Streets on tho following dates. was taken iron tina
table for consideration VIZ;
June H. leHD IN ordinance tor the relief OF II. r.
Nicfe In construction. OF bay window in buluinR
southwest corner jersey avenue and Mercer atreef
Juiyo, 1889, an ordinance for the reltef Mary l.
Kenney In construction OF nay windows in building
Tue ordinances were passed by the following vote
the yeas and nays having bsen ordered anil taken:
Yetss-A lderinen Connolly, Donnelly, Hanck. Hooa.
merhorn Van Horn aud President Allen.
On motion OF Alderman Hauek, the Board pro-
ceoued 20 the appoi 1t ont Of pound keeper thnf
portion OF cfy fornnfiy the CITY llars
zen and Township Of lgcdnvlllr.
VIM. Dayc1 was nominated BY Alderman unnck.
On motion of Aldermen jewkea, Aldfrman Hanun
was Authorized 70 cast the gose FOR All m6ulharI
The ballot was cast, and William bayes Was 10
carc antoinled pound keeper tor that p0ffon u ne
cry iormeriy knoWn AZ tbs ciy o. bergen ADD 1own'
"a mciloa 81 xidsrmsa Jsstss shs Roare thes
-a'---N A--@' ~---@- Aahhi't fAAN fANNA
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mxErrna az rroSErns.


Easonez Kr0sser ElNxtea1 OgAtnr-WEis
Celebrate fhe Inauguration
OLYMPIA. Noe. S--The executive con-
xalssee d the psoneef Sociesy has mef az
the o1Esse ef Ffaneis Hezsry. rs secretary
20 MAKE arrangements f0r fhe coming cell
e6rafzon q the Inauguration. The officers
consist Of 3. c. Ferguson. of SnoAomlSh.
PRESIDENT David 7. Denny, of Seattle, first
vice pEesidaHsss James O. swan, nf Pert
Townsend. second VICE president: George
a Barnes. OF Olympia. treasurer. and
Frarlcis Henry. q Olympia. secretary.
AZ fha meeting Mr. Barnes stated thar
be was o. coa,amiftee 81 citizens 10 ar
range the order q procession, and is was
proposed that he submit 70 that committee
The propvisty OF the pioneers hsang IN the
aiyaiace as they have been In the advance
IN tbs territory IN eFsry public move
nenE
The secretary stated that be has 800
badges prepared for distribution 10 mem
oers IN accordance with the vote of the
sociesy in June last
On motion Of James G. swan. seconded
BY q. 4. Barnes, i was vofed 10 invite
Colonel W ii Prosser % deliver an era
ton ~ the next meeting OF the society. st
A1<<ttfcs n > 1ta1. AotVist1 1F3cSGrs v k1t Ntk1
present, accepted the invitation.
The secretary stated that he had printed
lists OF names Of all members. that they
are for distribution among them fer cor
reetlons 10 be made. so as to show the
deaths that have occurred or changes OF
residence.
The executive committee hope the men,
bers viii make such arrangements as VIII
permit faem 30 come to Olympia as soon
IS il is definitely known when the inangn-
ration will be held.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-09

THE HOE MARKEr.

No Change In Prices had Baling at Sno-
qaalmie-orego Shipments.
PUYALLuP. New. S.--There is very little
movement ia hops this week. f. Petit.
grove has just returned from the SIlequal-
mie hop fields where he was selecting
samples for +. Mceker & Co. Hereports
the hops as being of good quality, but
much broken up in balipg. The growers
in that section have not evidently learned
the aTt OF whole baling" so much sought
aftcr By buyers this season.
F.S Meeker is still in Oregon and has
secured several hundred bales Of very
choice lots. which will be shipped to the
London market There is no change re-
ported from either the New York or Lon
don market