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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded with the County Auditor
YESTERDAY.

Real estate transactions from January /.
lss9. to date are 81! 80 ,2I6oO. There
were fled for record yesterday Il
deeds. the considerations aggregating SIS
8,9 an average Of LOSE. Following Is
the list. furnished hy Osborne. Tremper
& Co.. abeiractors of title, room Il. Boston
blocS
". Crosby 10 NJ F. Rowell, lot H. blk *,
Denny & Hoyt's add sl5o.
" &. Crosby 10 J. VI. Crosby. ind s lots
T. and n, blk -, Denny & Hoyt's add,
Slon.
" p. MeElwsin TO NJ NJ Carraher. ~
81 M and Il = ot n9s ii S = OF sci. OF SCI.
sec g. ~ - rae. $1,000
u. \. Mitchell To- " f. shearer nwl. OF
"a oi n1s3t see ;, tp =, te, s9oo.
United states 10 j b. Haul, sw of Sc.
sec q - Erie $50.
United States to 4. J. Ross. lot l. sec 3,
~ eS.r5e.
n. }. Pierce 70 ]. 5. Markham lots :. ..
- J8. hlk 3 Ellis add % Chautagqua
lcara Sl1.
q. s.. Chapsa 10 yarioes.9 deeds OF VAR
oa@ lat- lu inelewoo,l. s..
} a Haiuss t. T. J . frien. 10. =, biz
=. penay last park add 500
West shore aud and Improvement
COMPANY Ia =. Il E.kins. lots to :. blk
e.. 81 ana Il. bik s. - ami -, h.k 81, sec
on6 PAX West Seattle StVo.
West shore Land and Improvement
Company "a J a Sigg los IS, hlk So SEE
ona plan West Seattle West shore Land
aad Improvement Company 81 oo
q r Whitney ia u. L. @ Roufke lot :.
blb D. Whitney sap, blk 3, Burke second
add. -.
= Bleuett toJ e. Co;ild. lot Is. blk 70.
Denny < Hoyg add so.
III NvsTaw "a e. J. Monroe lots > to :.
las .. al bik I Monroe & Wh!pples' add.
5000
T. D. Gillespie to ]. Yoanr, los II. blk {.
Kent. Sj43
w q Clouce 10 : Eannell iots Il. y
ana l9. h.k q Ncottlsh heights. Sl.tsA
r. J Nourue to ~. u ilakc et a.. lots >
10 :. bk 9 al q bl& j. Monroe s Whipples'
stH = 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12

A new departure IN typewri'ers is ON exhibit
ton ia Graham 4 Daulton's window.
NH /. CLARK has resigned the presidency of
the builders Material Company snd Mr. George
u. smith has been appointed President and
rusnaeef This company has Just com pietsi al
extensive wharf ~ their isGrsnde Stone quarry
ou HellinghBm Ray where bos's can land AZ All
tides, and also have fine supply OF fresh water
for bosts The :. G. Britain came ia Yesterday
with I'D tons stone from iheir quarry aud scoN
load OF brick from their twelFc-miie point ward
IN i0aGiug the stone on the com pAny' wharf
foot OF seneca street InCIf wrl4Ii ~ Brock
Ism u now running. snd iheY have about 10 GO
feet 81 lumber from IL on sale st their wharf
aid are reaoY - contract for iambeF ~ stone "a
favorable terms Al kAshon isiand they will have
the famous EuTsA dry PRESS br.ek machine in
operation - sboUt one week
Hesyy white spreads, Chester Clear.
Great cuts in blankets and bedsprcsdA Toklsz
singcrrsn & CO.
Cash boys wanted. Chester CleaFy
xaggisuEI kid siove stsI = ard sI7s Toklas
sl0ge.EIsH 4 a.
Dsmssk napkins a, 81 PER loren. ToEla..
Grosgrain six. q inches, Hs5 per yard
T0s as. sIBgHrraEr 4 80.
EIa gloves Al prices ma, defy Competition
1okias. ssngerTDsa h 60.
80 uo0l hose. Chester Cleary-
The Derby. splendid glove. four buttons, ~
sle5- Toka&s. -iaEeFnan & 90.
Hosiery Chester Cseary.
PaenoraenAl ses. actioas in table linens ard
fEFste4& -sS al. tHk AsAss 2.&E {. To
Sew KID gloves. Chester ClesFy.
Have goa sea ogF e3osksi T0Gias, Singer
MA &c.
The erows drinks IL Trey eaFas Is singles
AID e0uotes {" drink y laey hFlnE taeiF
iFien IS 10 aFiEk g. gEsfv body drinks whipped
cresIa so4a satsT stewart s Holmes bug Cosa.
IA ?. -eeSad aa1 cherry.
wFAps a. fgoEa 81 70 sio1 Toklss, slngErnAa
& Co
Sewranksts Al from ti2.s0 70 80. IoElss
ssngegEaAa 4 Co
2sc s38 .4Le4 EoNe4z. knostaa fringe. Chester
CieAry.
Sea Ey1Hasn4ng Chester C}eavT
br h. =, Joapaoa. "a connection with gen.
ca. p1scttos gives particular attention. 10 al
cnEaase- nsEEUAs ENd special e1s$s. efudtHz
1ysgeTssA Aver ptnplstn2. aseeEl0fs Of Ghs
sazneYz- ae&Fs ard .ea9s. ard 81 bod 6ss-
ezsss ~ have syseeisl saElA.t3es sor treating
ge1ltc, IrlzsEfF diseases. recsSi 1.ss&ess ard 81
savEss % fe1ssls diseases 8elee. room -
JosuEaisl block cerasr secrai Al columbia.
SEES fancy s41ks Chester Cle&sy.
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new lOiA ADt&l,
The ladies Of the harem have Their serv-
ants, and the haircressers and dressmakers
must be numbered by hundred. The less
favored among the women sometimes act
as the servants OF the others, bat many of
these ladies have their separate establish
ments. with their own eunuehs, slaves, doe
tors and beggars. They receive visitors in
their own apartments and make visits to
the other ladies' of the imperial city, which
is hidden behind the walls of the sultan s
palace grounds. The feeding of six or seven
thousand people every day. year in and
year out, costs fortune, and a good part
OF the sultan's 100000 a year passes
through the hands of his cooks. The chief
part OF the cooking for the palace Is not
done in the grounds where the emperor
lives. The food is prepared at the great
palace of Dolma Bagtehe. about mile
away, and il Is carried on trays on the
heads of porters to the harem on the hill
1t is safe to say that a large part of the best
OF its dalnties are served cold.
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THEY HAD A LOVELY TRIP.
The Entire Rainier Hotel Retinuc Arriy,
from the East.

The Entire Rainier Hotel Retinuc Arrives
from the East.
Manager Ray, OF the new Rainier<hotel.
arrived yesterday morning N tb<steamer
Premier. He was aecomfapSh by full
retenue OF servants. consisting of colored
dining-room boys chamber aids, laundry
women cooks and beil-boys.
MIR Walker, assistant manager was in
the building all day yesterday superintend-
ing the arrangement Of the cooking
ranges. In answer to an inquiry he said:
Yes, We are commencing to move in.
Tomorrow noon we will cook our first
meal in the hotel. Bat We are not looking
for guests vet. Oh no, The lunch will he
for our own family~the ihirty-fiye or forty
who came in this morning from Chicago.
BY Monday we will have rooms ready in
the building so tdat We can move in our
help. who are scattered all over the city,
and be ready TO rush business as fast as
the rooms are finished"
\ dozen good looking girls, who took a
lively interest in everything, We're looking
through the building. They were evidently
some Of the new employees. The reporter
accosted them: "oh, YES, indeed, We had
a lovely trip from Chicago. We came up TO
st. Paul first and took the Manitoba 10
Winnipeg where we found Canadian
Pacific train, and came a-fying through 10
Vancouver. and then came TO Seattle on
the Premier. DO We like the city, Oh.
yes, rs rusher; but dear me- the mud
Why don't you pave YOU streets In Chi
cagO''-hut ut that moment she caught sight
OF the hArbor and the distant Olympic
mountains from one Of the front windows,
and bsr vengaYk ended in A sudden ooh 49,
During the ensuing excitement the reporter
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PERSONAL.

NJ. J. FL. Buckley, OF Tacoma. is in the
city.
Councilman Harry White has returned
from visit TO Portland
Hon. John McReayy epresentative-elect
from Mason county, is in the city.
Mr.. ". +. CoiwclI and family. who have
been visiting at Prince Edward island. have
returned TO this city.
Mr.. :. C. Woodruff. a prominent citizen
Of Olympia. is in Seattle on business. He
returns home today
Mr. IL. Rosenhlatt, a well-known travel
ing man of Portland, and = cousin Of Mr..
Gus Bettman, OF Seattle, is in the city.
Attorney General J. u. Meicaife returned
yesterday from attending the conclave OF
Oregon Commandery, Knights OF Pythias,
at Astoria.
Mr.. y. T. Pillman. having disposed OF
his business interests in this city, will start
for California with his family about the 18th
inst. To remain during the winter
Mr.. George Startup, OF the ire depart.
ment, who has been sick for few days
from the effects OF bad cold, was removed
yesterday from the headquarters to his
home in North Seattle.
Mr.. Charles Brown, Canadian Pacific
railway freight engineer between Revelstoke
and kaInioops, T. C., is visiting relatives
and friends in this city. Mr. brown viii
return 10 his home in kamloops next week.
Mrs. j. L. kinneay. Mrs. DR.. q. ". Price.
Mrs. /. II. Payne and Mrs. William H.
Hughes went over 10 Portland. Wednesday.
Ia visit friends and attend the industrial
fair They will be absent about two weeks.
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TWO MORE ENTEEPRIsEs.
The Scandal Navigation and the San
Imam Lime fnnpanIes

Articles Of incorporation we're fled YES
terday by +. Wioksirom. 4. Chilberg. J.
" Graf, c. q. Gilbert. Z. %. Eindal. r..
Johnson, y. Soderberg. y. Anunds, of
King county, Hans Chriss Parlie, Louis
Foss and Fritz MauTer. OF Pierce county,
incorpora;ors OF the Scandal Navigation
and improvement Company. The capital
stock ~ the corporation is fixed az 500 0s'
in 900 shares OF so par value each. Its
object il TO build ard equip steamboats,,
scbooncrs. scows. piie-dsivers and all kinds
Of boats aud water craft and 10 operate the
same on Puget sonnd 70 build ami operate
wharves, warehouse docks, sh.pyaris.
sawmills. aud 20 engage u a general log
ginE and numbering business.
Thomas Boyd, David 4 Galley and Sid
ney Il. Gray have fled articles incorporat-
ing the san Juan County Line Company.
the object Of which is 20 engage in the
manufacture Of hme and carry ON gen
erai trade in stone. marble iHmb@r and
other buildiug material. The principal
place Of business il Exel 81 orcA, island
San Juan county. and its capital stock is
Siog coo in 0ssi shares 81 500 each
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es'l ssEszessos IA The cir. sni shss this is
20 e net cnsy stso1g ard sah~tansi zl
ssFassaEe. but 81 The same tire tire kzrsS.-
soonest Il the city. fhe apparent sgoxness
q rs EToTth gil BE Eacerxtoc5. Sszsse OF
ne sasetos frames on the second story
we're psst Ia rsse@ YESTERDAY.
soasrnesor Pstoai sssa vesssrsxy. while
taxing about tie new block. boat saw
SiasaAtnS much zscgt the building Tor q
week o. tao ard then yoa wlil see acazass.
aiss tact /. be added, che work we are
gong naw don't show so the casual Oh
serve. Ne csss bal baI.dsr ~oal9 notice
Asss alEieTersee n appearance from ore week
20 anosasF. u taxes hundred men tor
20 make as much show 81 given f.r1e IS
teEa asea VII &c aa.s 30 nlake il tsw
xsegs"
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BHEyIrrEs.

The Farmers Insurance Company. Of
thas eity, has declared dividend O. IL psr
cent
Licenses TO ssi were issued bw suaisor
Forrest yesterday sor eieorEe w. Otis and
Bessie la Point, OF MoHohon. Wash.
Lieutenant sullivan arrested Inssian Jim
Yesterday afternoon for stealing small art
eAes from tue store Of Harrington & smith
Fifteen pairs of shoes were xsolss from
Nathan & stamtaal's t.ns on South Third
stress early yesterday morning. ore pair
was found near by. bat the thief has not
heen caught.
Al sunday school teachers in the CITY are
invited 70 participate in The stsldy OF to-
morres's lesson. The Ark Brought to
Zion. At Plymouth church. cornsr Third
and University streets at tn afternoon.
The opportunity is also cordially open 70
every one
Miss Margaret ThorbuFn died yesterday
O. typhoid fever. aged n. al SO South
Twelfth street. Deceased Vas native al
Scotland and came 10 Seattle about fye
weeks sgo. The funeral vii be hel3 from
The residence tomorrow afternoon a. ,
O'Clock. lnterment viii he IN the Masonic
cemetery.
\ plat o. Hntchinson's division OF Green
Lake addition OF the city OF Seattle was
hied with the county auditor by John L..
Aver yesterday. The division occupies the
sw'. OF the swls Of the me-. % sec ), tp
= n. e, containing ten acres. There are
SIX blocks in the division. The streets sre
named Slsts, Groyeland and Lake avenues.
Ntvins, FaiTview ant Forest streets.
William W. Swank and Henry Moore
filed articles OF agreement in the auditor
Office yesterday for the purchase OF 5000
good building brick. Mr.. swank viii fur
nish the brick from his yard on VaShon
island AZ 50 per thousand. delivered on
scow at North seattle. Part OF the contract
viii be delivered December /. and the re-
maiader February !, 1880.
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About 500 small boys and girls completely
blocked the sidewalk and street In front OF
Gus Marks Yesterday. Candy was passed
out 10y tie peck, and yet not half the hun
cry Were fed, though they tisked the mad
FOR what was dropped. The jam was 30
great that about dozen children we're hurt,
and one or tao OF the side window were
smashed. policeman stopped the fun by
closiag the store and guarding it. \ few
of the boys attempted to steal several pairs
OF rubbers, but we're caught by the police
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SOLID BLOCKS ON SECOND STREET
rour-stury Erick TO Re Erected by Will
liam D. Eul.r

nam - T. pier
Second street Is 20 have still another
brick building Architects Parkinson
& Evers have completed plans for a
big block TO be erected by Mr. William r.
EpIer. CT the west side 81 Second street. lie.
tween Columbia and Marion. The building
all stand four stories in height above a
basement, and cover sn area o0xl03 feet.
The foundation will he built % stone. and
the remainder of the building OF brick The
front viii &c constructed principally OF
pressed brick. with terra Gotta ornaments
and sandstone trimmings. The corner wli
be entirely Of stone, with a terra Gotta and
stone surmouniing peaimeut. There viii
lie three stores on the groand aosr i9xl3>
feet Ia dimensions, with iron fronts and
French plate glass window. The entrance
io the elevator and stairway leading 10 the
upper floors Is on the eft side % the front
elevation. The three upper stories VIII be
devoted 20 rooms tor office purposes, there
being twenty one rooms on each floor.
Work viii commence on the foundations
next Monday morning. and the building
rushed TO an early completion. II viii cost
SIS 90.
Parkinson & Evors are preparing plans
for "A handsome residence 81 lie built on the
east size OF Fourth street, between Spring
and seneca, by Judge Battle 1t viii he
tao stories high and have eight rooms. all
supplied with the most modern improve
lnents. The contract tor the erection OF
the building will be let in a day Or two. and
work O. erection begun
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MORSE san FRANCISCO.
His wife Gone To Portland ard VIII
Probably go where He Is.

". ". Morse, the missing contractor OF
this city, who hiss been fhe subject 81 much
inquiry since hi strange disappearsncs
about a week sgo. ) IN san Francisco.
Chief Mitchell has received Information
that Mr. Morse Is IN that city.
Mrs. Morse has gone 10 Portland, Or, in
search of her husband. and waI probably
90 ca she san Francisco where be -.
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Shssa makes smooth sar-aee. b4t iris
h7dns"l Aas hesa found very aa.atfsgzr.
tory n some 81 tfe cosd clss.ses. where i
sEaess ard c-7srlrles axsv In winter. The
E.ssgfrae Com pany vii lar shesr ,aanafnz
under the track saprxsrt. % ia. # the rsfis
sestse tiss fayeme1s wiii go 8owa tho. AMI
leave the surface even. 4 month Or fsa-e
VI. se required 20 rave hetzeen the Tracks
and y viA tske about the ssme srngfa At
Ilne Tor the eigy IT, 10 is work Gu SECOND
street
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BUILDING PERMITS.

N ..pa nay" It the Inspector.
ngsfr~.
Ne .er3sy pertgR, to bu8,a ln Seattle
wrre IS losiesr
T. A. Loa. one-st0ry frame. go =. 4.
Dtuuy-s addition, cost sA
Philip Wiason. two story frame, bots 4
ana 5. hock -. cost 3 et
J. Fell. oue-stoTy trssac leg Z. block -,
: a Beds addition. cost $50
- T. Jones tuo-Stosy frasgs. h.; 1 h.cck
I Eastern alGltluE. sl.ssL
Mrs. Massey >ison oae and a&si-ssoTv
araac. West street. between Virginia ana
~t-urFN StSQ
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that day the le~sal delivery windows via rot
es or~aSi. sni il may Re possible sna;
fe-sc-ss having fock boxes vii hc deferred
ireca getting nj tie nasil. The nasils NJ.
o. coarse aeuae in and be made up and seat
oGi Ne ls7sl, ard Il there : any delay in
TIRE delivery C mail matter. II VII &c bat
short Tas eatre Office force viii be era
plcysa n making tho change. and. besides.
torcs OF outside men
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The nightly Visitation II Police.

Lieutenant Peer and Otsicers McCgen
ard Phillips Faided the Club and Clancy >
gazing houses last night In the forssier
Ihey arrested Chsr.es iseXger. ana at
Claney's. j. :. Corts@,l. Frsss Miller. l..
Har.ana, l. T. sc0tt, Thomas Speaceg ani
J II johnson vere captured Zach 81 the
parties deposited So as security Tor their
appearance IA coart 10 answer 10 4 charge
III gambling.
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4 very fine line % remark proof ct hings
has Just been received un approval hy
Blake Cole & Co 2iS and 30 Gosunihls
street. There are amongst them some OF
the most famous sketches vet made The
entire lot Wi! be GA exhibition until Tues
day morning October -. when selections
viii he a,aie sEd the remainder sent back
IA he publishers Lovers Of fine art, no
make q custom g. watch Tor these lBlpor-
iations. wil do Well 90 call
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Edward e.. Webs Giea yesterday 81 pneu-
uoeia At Providence hospital, aged "a
YEAR. Deceased came 20 this cts a short
ume ago from Minnesota ard joined
brother vh0 resides here. The remains
were removed Yesterday 70 Bounev Z
Stewards. whcnce they viii 5s taken this
forenooa s. 10 o'ciock Tor iuterment 10 Ma
sonic cemetery. Rev. q. H. Campbell vii
he'd services 81 tie undertaking psgiovs
and also 81 TIE grave
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Not Afraid of Mafsasfa New.

Edmond Cristoie, wrestler Of snoho-
mish. wants to meet Mat-ada Sorakichi.
the sick strong Jap. lie says that he wiii
pa; ap any SUM the Jap might name. Mat
saGa said several days since that he would
be forced 10 decline ali challenges Lor the
present. AMI it's hardly likely that he viii
accer, this. lie Is still suffering from that
bad cough, snd he IS not hGeiv to &c; rid Of
il uu'I he goes Last or adopts some very
vigorous method al treatment
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rurcha.e of the stcamer Ca.cadc.

c. ID. Clark, formerly purser on the
Edith, and J. II. Carse, purser of the Cas-
cade, have purchased the Cascade from
Captain q. w. Gore. her owner. and will
enter the steamboat business. The Cas-
eade will be kept on the skagit river route,
where she has been rnnning for some
time past. Captain George Hi, present
master of the Cascade, will continue in
command, and Mr.. Carse will retain his
position as purser. Mr.. Clark Will act as
agent here. The price paid for the boat
Was Sll go
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Chauncey NJ. DepCw.

The impression given by 0erome and
other artists in their pictures % the dane
ing girl OF the East Is a flying vision OF
girl and gauze-yery little gauze and a
good deal of girl lis an error. She is dressed
in Turkish costume from top 20 toe. and
her dancing consists OF very little motion
Of the feet bat a sensuous movement OF
the body which would break up camp
meeting In ten minutes.
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btIIpI>o rHE SIG HOTEL.
nundrs 81 People Visit the site. " he's
the weather Permits.

Hundreds "a lseop.e china tie steep Glil
~ the Denny hote. site every day, nh.ls on
SUNDAYS the number a. people whose carl-
oelfy and pgale prompt tael3 10 make lie
necessary exertsaa % reach the : ? oi that
rslasrits eeut eralaeHce Is syelled even 20
thoa.And-. The nanber = ho take lively
tnrgre.g in she uee building grows a. the
structure increases in .lre. and neither rain
ror u.uG keep tlav visitors awav.
1asl 90 present The wCrk appears 70 80
slua.g. bat the fatare h3fe! IS ~ reality
being constructed very r4pidIy. Waeu q
is considered thai the sroand plan a. tie
hotel - three t5u.es as large
IS any ether aaaisng IN course Of
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Az the rostoitce active preparations are
beng made 20 Move tise ofiles. YESTERDAY
= force # men vas engaged IN removing
the outer frame o. the lock box eAsiag..
pvs psrato-v - moving the toxes tBeEa-
setves. Unless something unforeseen hap
PEGS. tie oT.loe wlil be moved sunday. On
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EAST LYNNE"
The Wen Known Drama PFesentsJ by
tie LmAseIl = JeMrl Company.

tlae EaAscIi Il Jewel Company.
The wcii- known play Fast Lynne" wss
given ~ the Russell & Jewel company in
Turner hall last evening. The act!aE ~
tie oompany during the week mBsi have
been 70 tie taste ot the theatef soess, as
ever eeat 10 She hsIi Nas fIei and many
were forced 1o sIaua las; evening. Ml-s
Essie r.tteii faithfully prescutet sise char
acters ~ Lady isabel au3 Madsa Nuc.
"A hils :. p4uleo sad Oeos ce X. Cain Per
fogme3 the psr;s q Carlyle ard Lsvlson
wei sn8 we're Frequently aprlauGed
East LYNNE Is g drama ll.at VII aINays
araw gue.3 houses when pnt on lie boards
bv a good company.
This saernoom the COMPANY wtl give
.Fansho and ske Cricket 50 maurse
f.r tAs Isdies an3 children Tia tii, drama
tIese all he the Msy-is'ie dance.
Thss evening tie c> nrany Eia close fbo
vesk' IS engagement by playing tie three
aet irerns entitled the ''Lsdy o. Killarney.
az the Cliicc'1 Bswu