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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17
naRE1s MD SHIPPING.

SgA-Tlx. Sept ~
Exchanges IL sns seattle clearing hoass
.to-cay we're so. S11m
III. o. n Acrse Skipped tro carloads Of
canned salmon East Saturday evening. one
70 Chicago and one to -. Loasa YAss cal
contained So eases Il Is understood thu;
the price pa;d Mr. morse vas s. per Case
TIE egg market IL jass q little over
stocked Eastern prices arr std and Sill
sdvaneing. compelling tie dealer 10 s;shsf
hold bis ssark or dispose Of sae sane Al 9
loss The market on fresh ranch and Ore
CONS Is unchanged
The feeling On poultry shows sixrs OF i'm.
movement to-day We quote s. Ss36 80
according 70 sire. Grouse sad phexsAnsl
are sfsil VERY scarce for this season OF ;bs
Year. We quote $a75s3- % peg coxea- Ven
iscn IL likewise Ssares. ., &c per ia
THOMPSON d Lyneh, Of slaughter.
shipped earlosds OF hops last Saturday.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE-.
CEiPiS - During the last - haurx
/ the Serhanalse and produce receipts II
this port we're ss follows. Puget sound Shore
| road. i.izs tons; Columbia & Puget Sound
/ rail!osd, - toss. SEATTLE. Lake shore 4
/ Eastern railway s5s tons By water
wslla wa.la. lsl7 tons: Fsirhayen, II
/ tons. L. j. Perry. 81 soHs: Cascade, tons;
]. Z. Britain. - tons, Eliza Anderson,
tons: VI. Z. Aanroe. ton w. X. Aerwin
| II ,ouss six seows of brick. 500 tons: Maid
of Oregon, 90 tons. Total receipts, s-sss
top&-
SHIPMENTS - During the last 4,
hours gods and merchandise sere shipped
rom X Q tie 10 the surrounding country ..
follows; Puget sound shore r..ad. is3 tons
/ Columbia & Puget sound railroad. - tons
Seattle. Lake shore Il Eastern rail
way. IS tons BIZ watershed, Chief, Ii
tons; Eliza Anderson, ) tons Edith. 4 tons;
Michigan. "a tons; 6 ace. ) tons; lola.
| tons. W. 4. AuHro~. tons. Washington,
| tons; Mabel. 6 tons; W. K. Merwin. 1 ton
Cascade, IL toos. Fleetwood, 1 TIN. Total
shipments Ioss toBs.
/. NAfCRE or kEGElPTs-Six hHedred
| and nifty SKIS II ALI. 10 SKIS chop feed. 90
bbis hsur. S.ovo pkfs fruit aud vegetables
900 bois cement. .ss2 SIS -four, 10 kegs
| powder. $50 SKIS feed, loo cases paint, ~
head cattle, - head horses and mules, 81
| tons stone, $50 tons b-tek, $50 pk1 gro
ceries. 1000 pkts hardware. ears oil,
| cars iron aud iranware, AZ cases dry good:
and clothing, IS rolls caryet
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17
THE clsHcr INDICTMENTS.
vr.vsrs, -osasr Esstr.insd from
gasidGsg am Csndemss1 Assa
Gree Bsssea fssafvsat

Susxs uanfo-s4 im tle district eoars yss-
49,. b.vvux sss an the. matter Of ths report
;, -. .vs,sa tar, in .si.t{ssr. Z, ths. Sswlin
"a -. ...s-..,s a.. sBs.s og she
ta*e-4sss e''''' 49, - -. ...,.~....,.
court 10 prFTeFs 70 fsrAssef ~
s,Saefal 4etesigs a cert 5s<i N-py 81 izs
r.x<arr az the grand tnfy. The s1torAs
ses.sszl s4s directed 10 irstita sCes Pre-
Greetings as msT be lzsfEi sisa Ifeisi
g<ssass Prosecuting attss1ssJ ssssss' -"
she misconduct 20 s's'ser al =" ~ s'4e -
pssst Of The grand 5"rf
Ths eaers eosntll~i sits ui'- os''s'f i'r'A'-
wstls. and sbe aftagFssg general BOW h&s
:. -, 81. ts,.sgsrfftaz fhe prD-
q 49, 800 s.sif ssrs,l,s Iy haze the
-. ~ - : ,Ss-.,f,sfss,r,
~ . =. tsrs...r.,tfstx Attorney Fsgtag
ssp.-s -, ,,S.sscs, ,t.t oexInS 20 the
t'.sssssssl - .sy.g,s ~ e.gaxgss~r~d il hi.
...,. =. -. ,,,,s, ts. sfforueys fos
Frsas CLANCY that he souli move i1e re
siist1ss ss..'at 81 sas 800 Ia. - s.t,d
..s -, gr.ns tT,gy, me eases VIII
sF'.t,.i,,y fss felfs;Aisd aud pushed b d
st-assiy trial If possible.
*. ssusx.s ns,,x osrxsrf0x.
An amended WIZ Oh nsa"s
yesterday morning IN TIE ssno"l br'h cas-
e,.fn usanatue County superintendent v
!. - =, sfov eau.e xhv ne .hessld not
sas,ree ,se t.,frossuetiaa II the Iyeson,
$500 = 90 Series az tent hssoks In the
90. - IL ~ ,be rotgaty. al O'Clock
. ~. .s,..,,,s,, az as .a,n the reaft.r a.
- = n, :. e..T,ld b. hsari The matter no1
"a. ..'s..' 49, =, 80, "a,
10 INC ait"s'~'' - .
mo y ''f' '''e ' -. !.
fi",so" "shs ~ 10y
sep'sshr nse'l ~ 81. ~. -, - 49,. j.,
sna me tst',,s'' ~. 1870,
Nhien ~ AS 80. -. o.sst,. -
o'"a. ntt - -, ,l.it =. -. a. $500 -,
a. - -. ,.s,vs-iuy
.ssiie - 49, - ,.s,a.u.,., ,,,iayS
pfos'e~ sse p ~ -, - ~.
ihss s, ~, .'s-s,..tIs - hr.,,ht ar,,
ss'et', SUI ~. 1870 - ~. raase
safs Vn wv AAA' W
A STREET WIDENING CASE.
,.,,.,.o+a,x rs..,salStux order wss q.
=. -, a.. ,lxtn, "a ,I,a cgtx ~ -
-. 49,. No., uor.n .ua eitx at,orneS
Alt-.rtson. against Waiter Burreit and
others. restraining and eploining them
fron nuildinss honse over maj part % ths
r. g eohSsinissu oy 20 si'sens"k " 49,,
~. "a s,ss's , rp,' ~ ps,a~s ssx.s a.
,li,iou i, s,,o..rs tina, BnfYisf owns thi.
lot, which = situated near iatofa street
sia1 y alsfsgs'u,hs ths 80 '' -
=, 80 Ia .,,s,., lin. purke 4 Tia Ter ap.
pear wi h the city attorney IN this cas- Il
the defendants rssist the order the va!Idit,
OF the ordinance will be tested.
~ tx-,,vvSr nyarus
petition IN Insolvency. was use" VI
the eaHrt By Mrs. :. ID. Hansen. OF th'
Ninth street grocery. Had debts and
..,,.,ai ,,.slt,,,, "a ,,,,stn.ss az. s..,se.. 4,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17
LITTLE LORD FAUSTLEkof.
Something About the Company
thst Plays Here Neat Week.

Mrp Frances Hodgxou barnetis ~sgs
idyl, Little Lord Faaatisroy, will be pre-.
scented for No nrss time la this city, 81
Turner hall next Mondsy. Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings and q, "Wednesday
matinee. The play will tso given here IN
der the most favorable anspiess. Ihe
com pGuy IL one especially selected tof Tie
present trznseontiacntsi tonr ana con
ialns most saesiieni material Master
WaIlte FddlDeef and Mis- fiossis Efhs !
play the Little Lsrd. sad are pronounced
The best of those who have a. yet appear
Ell IA tho@s parts Tsey are sail To Dc
beautiful ehildrcs. and rather remsrEa-
bic pair altogether.
The piay IL presented here By Mr.. Al
Hayman. lease aud director Of the Caiiiof'
MIA and Baldwin thsatsEs, ran francesca.
which in sufficient guarantee that TIE pa.
formanea viii be complete ~ every FeNiee !.
After playing one ws.k on tae soslnd ana
one In Portland tne company VIII &C. ta
the pretty baldwin in san Francisco, aud
will undoubtedly crowd that theatsf a.
they did last spring. The sss- OF STATS tof
the engagement will hegfn next Thursday
~ 10 q m. ~ Graham 4 Dsuisons tsrpsi
afof0.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

WEST SEATTLE scHooL.-The residents of
West Seattle met in the store OF Charles \.
Cooper last evening. and In very short
time subscribed $500 toward building a
school house. To this Col Thomas Ewing
Will add liberal amount There will be
about thirty-fiye scholars to accommodate
in the West Seattle school
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

: ws.>-Yessa TnB~s - CssssSsssA
RwnlD.

q Mlae-Fsmea 1nb~T -
emn1D.
II ". Taru<f. as Wsnsssh e~- Aass1s
<<ustx. xzsss the PDsr-gyrxxxi<sssehk
,.srstroszs p4nx ssn<s - tag = : l1'
vss.kexs n : saxssfv fs.x. szf sse ssasos
ssx 5sfses
= ssnd ySss . srs~s potato Raised go =
-.s.~e On xsss e,ssta-nfsz river. SIX rashes sc
90 fse rsxsush 81 ne weasssass rssss =
ne wensteses valley. Tie vsssns ..
..Een sryss the x-oxsd VS. hsps ess'
r.i,s resssrssss. s~ns Sse fEDsa az 70 :
sr.x nm sasr weighed tn pSEnss 70 =
80 ysss.. snsf xa0sEer. Sess hssx sess
s~suFssx n Y1tgassssyx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

sAfaaEA F'@5sraAa sss.sss.ssss.s $780,.
49, sss1sE2 y~fs &ss.a 3ksssz La s-sxs.s sea :
sss sheessFs sAssash 81 sAs K4xs "a. 49,
tsR fsss = vs4Sfss@& tsssce. NJ ~ Scx,szss
ssrs~s Hssssesa hSNsE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

Tee NEST ensa paets sock Of Garrett. On
tste coast i noN aa exhibition a. fosi.s
- = faA a. q 80 Esew sEa g-ariE.g; esarEgrr
iHas@ s.d S&sstsaG- The patterns s-e 81
a.''ite. Ire variety unsurpassed and tie
s...s< a. sss As fas6e ~ lessiinx houses N
san Francisco. ssxessl rates SrT 49,. =.
tA+'s% fnTH7sas1g eaEtrs anass~ aly4t,,u
c9ft&i'as, - sstsoS F~s5ss azsst ~iussou ~ a..
So VNsssta AZ - TIE apaolx.ery line i
Scl@ Ia sis>cS Tokixs ~Sase--,.. 4 -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

TIE r=o~a ssriakS :: TN.y s.,-,a s., AZ.
go ant ga ssc~ 10 arSns II Tn.v 49,.
iSSlr fTeeHsss - drink # gge-yb..se
1rass salpaess cream sss.s safe So
A. a ts@sras- Drag C'orzp&sy, seSssr.s xr.t
Caervg ~'-''
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

TAte sAe Nora a Fs e. railroad. 80
vssssssslsSs sssst~ az i.asnx car ssasa So
81 r>aknts sss&. 0eese. = sSzsssHss ssrucs.
k.ss4Ssss kssssk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

M Tsrasns 8 fsSfghE bat ~ tOns are ~
T.eonas prssper. tas rsss cehAz f1asRss'4
frraxfs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

1srx xAss Hslf - Welse
Cargo fss Thss CITY.
rhe sssamer wxsla wsiss- ros ~ ens -
- s..rxx.u walIaee. fsrnxriy OF ffe .sas
- Shr.s~y. arrived In po<t early YESTERDAY
-~..~v,snr vssh freight sss9 pess<r$en 20
Tsv.nx an thse sszcsnss 81 fresgHt s's sAs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17
ER sONAI..

Cuionel ". n fiinger. Of Tacoma. reg
is,esed at the Scagraye Yesterday.
Mr.. II I. H.naiort. special CORE spund
ent OF toe Cfvsiit Company. of Chicago, -
ia the city
Mrs, Captain p l. Ma shall accom-
PANIED ty her daughter Nellie, left BY
steamer sunday nishi for san Francisco.
Mr. George ~ Park f. back from MS
Eastern trip Tie has accepted position
wi h nextrr, Horton & CO
Mr., Aifsvti Bicslel and Miss Annie Rem.
ps'f, II whstuofn. were MARI "a by jus ice
Miller IA hts courtroom u steFday after
aeon
Me-. " y naEsn. leading eremau If
salsfi. tr., Ma ga the cfty Yesterday morn.
tng ard left for Tacoma ~ the afternoon tn
aiisud the gFsmcos tournament
Judge frank T Reid If Nashville. Tenn
a Is ia the cisy sunday he Is one OF the
most prominent men in bis state. Que ~
The Few Democrats who Az hotiysl enauK b
30 eouae uut tsoliiy ieF frce trade
nepu,Y sheriff naVr x MrktnIav. who
has te-an rus.scatins a. Rauf -rftnxS Vic
laFss. aud BtaVf rssoF ia the British prov
tnees TOT the past tire" weeks rptarnss,
leuae Yesterday greatly improved in
heath
Ns " a. Ntseslfe. tor the past yvsr
Cashier 81 fhc Northern Pacific EXPRESS
ttlnpsny, has tecn appointed sgs M for
the company AZ Misseala, Mont he a..
satses charge ~ thc oe'ire immediately
NJ. / % leonarf sueces,,> Nj Aotealfc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17
BUILDING PERMITS.
tssusa Yesterday for One Brick and
Eight Wooden Structures,

& Heisa3ng inspector Abbott yesterday
( issard Icryuits t. the following persons.
James Glecsan. ous-sioFy frame. lot :.
{ biprk :. McNEaxht's addition. $50
u. -1cels 4 10, ots story frame. ios a.
/ bis~s 10, EUgry s..tiltinn. ia
e Snitb, este stety frame. .o1 :. nlesrk H..
+ W ossi's addition. sie
D + Walsh s 30 enc .tery brick. ias 10
hleos 3, rs'say's addition. $50
= J. CahlcEots. one story frame. hos {,
I l}.~'k s, Eastern addition tto
Z. &, keaals,ou. oas.st.sry frame, 10, &
I hs.Sk =, lcrTT ssfitlen 49,
u l. Merritt. tNo story frsm.. los l.
T oissck -. lSeHny's addition $50
S.ncn AosAg. oze-ssary frame. lo, Is.
hIssck :. ivRNs : sstd ttlsssi. $40
fsgslNn = Dyer. Esss- ss.sas frame. lot 4
bse-k u Fs'FrtTW hoFnestsAt 81 80.
haiSY. tits~S & Go have isast received,
eX sAip Mssefia trgn tAvvrpssai. fhe
eae.' ass'astlssnt HaAtiey i Palmer his
eai's and waters, sni geuntfp.ss 4 ss,s
caS+os@fe ever 49, 81 ths eoAsf Ih.
F~lzis iFvu Re sleoVe mentioned afms
nave I'D SIDE rs9ass glan. sal car
a-tsf> - '0Tf1Istr "a bssing ErYn N
sas3 G'csi thai il toaua so s<,saTv he
ees' ,f everything rsEs.i. ~ Of cs,ss
iasrnsse yoas sleksf. as,,f reserve vau-
stf~Psag car scgsssa Eassfstlyns a. No Tts
- 49, w. ~ -N-s+if ! =
iaF
Meas sat (ssss set-s al sfvsss lssss,
e s1sss' approves sssasasas. EusIss. Sssg
sFnssn sea
- ~o~sa bose Tss5rzs 4 TAvtg-
ANAHssne Gar sg-cc5sgty. t1sr gvafssr atrssxa
DOES PIE ~tiia, scoI ass3. aaEy e r-sr
sssa. Tea A. ~}gexssnssg &Ea
tasAis caps u<tse.f 4 TsyEss.
Pa ~ 80 "a AIS wuxsss as,.s sse.ass
Ies A.. sinssrneNa & 20
10 aesYy llasn erssh- Cssssev Clea-v
Nes Gzs 10sissS tAssfer Csssrv.
heHass.ss as,t hs23s sr.htsf, Chest,
1esfy
AEi2 sosvis- ase TssrAf = Tsvgs-
asafssaEss sAAse 49, - aasses.,f M.
s7ee< BIRD ses syss sS&sz<ss Teas. >sFexr.
zs&2 = Ga
- &gsEoes CAesser C1ssrx.
-. hss - fsli assas-a ,sssse sss ls.asa~.
Nsss : tssfs. 49, SA1AsrVz -xsses.6s.t
$SN4tF- SSessss CsexFy
fs@~s, fesrssass nsFsfss AnA a,~n.~s.
- 1sfyAAa sssesA Eoksss >sagwrraaa 4 ia.
Fsx he aaaesz noselsy n sssA r.As.sr.
eHta css geklsS, snxesa4a a SsA
Seu ssnnlp zAnaFsS &c. clxsrx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

Nsxas arens ssx~ak "a xsnagss1sss. e.. al
oumoRxnAa &sso.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

y 'sissi Sew era pssvsstsss IA oonhs
as. -aa<crmsAn 4 n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

FkS0 AkSNs 6Afwve, .ssss8esxsrt F,-sr
sss uSsc~Vs , a. 3pS. PANAMA. ass
tSss Fsties; thHvc gxAs.ing h.sc.-. }Ass
s&sat sesssey xirs xxs sxsshs = shr
at ~ seA - fsFa fa 81 eessa~s sss s-.s-~.
sssT#t. F@srr-En sat V Kafas So
fsazs& ssEs<ef "a .ske essssness a sne
: - ~ s'a IS Ess7E >srssf. Ans =
HfssN @ss tuiFfTwrsrs ntra -. rsx -
AsSsz essa&s III srab ssassss ls.s s-..sss-.. = !.
ssFek "A sAe gsse Aasrs sss.-sss.sf -
sass a& a E~Aa0 81 80 saaFszs ~ a. ssrs
FessasEsi - tssxss~se
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

iiRHFSEb nsAp -~Euis peoni'ea. seosi
war. oniy daughter VI NJ ssd Ms 4
q penutss'n. iSic arrivals from TgNss. 4 II
very ss,iteniy Yesterday sfIesnvon of par
siASf< g.! Be heart. ~ he PARENTS rest
eeUee oa FssnyA str,-ei. t.,fxeesl James sissi
tstf fSan SiFeyts. The eat = szS eagoxiug
ere ics AK health III esy Along IA the
ai}ssa,ssii s'tvf - basel siie MAS p3stins in
ttc ysyd SIZE wks Walking scrnSs the
YsT'i, sern shs tsii ard Sized almost ia
sly ~ nfADt Sss hastily summoned
hat aiA uat arrive unsti s.v raj nsfput..
49, sac rhila iiva The guneysl has e='..n
aFFarges' io take piscv ssstRy AZ 3 c'caoek
"a hssz'r 81 t~iaeiFVs f0sa the rs-sfsinfsee
tas ISfcn's II the dssVssssf AZ, uesrgs
egsfgd wHa stlsf a. ,ae desih q tAslr
ehtEa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

kfh*ss-s lnsFs - sasruRrsx A
SfisHtps a Is rsa.sc =; rsblnsxaf ~.sarsssv
Hssat 'o Earn tas SEES aep-ss ~ ths Fssxgs
ssass'si ~sgsv iisast as aaShasr a Ia
90 BsgNF 0sassszE~ tfu1 haExaex s.ss
sshezftt fizstaf VI ssTr taa Rsssftiya7 - ssse
~ssvh etase. sn8 aE&tsl. Fsrganssesv fAs
n}sos So hHskn atScsaxtrsst snx Atase ia
tEaa - eNGuxeisA H. A. - sprPVseR.s-s
sac EH mAn sAaisaf ae fHnsavA
tasR esFS lss7ss fse tnssns8 sry . ssressss ~
esst.8sss 81 >ssashteg SOC aeis ssss lams,
ees asssrs tAVFa As h0 esd $50 e~e bag
a@so9 esssalS tle wsga ~ ssuhax
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

tHsrnsse yeaE llekes- ASH reserve vau-
sfrRsaS car sCss'sss Iassfsta0ns a. No 7ts
c~ssss.3 street r ssssrg ftsss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

AifreeH svstereay TrCfnoss,f FxfrolusAn
F. , WIZARD se the taird gisuteasnry. CIV.
tils Hisn the sifesut=su ftsaU fteat 49,
lzFd - ear - thr esd MifshsH fssrs-e al
sss q raH revt'Ftt - - ostvrr he 49,
fafsis az b thw un8s 81 4tfshe / = -
EHesis'ss. sea ~ss sriinE ghseg fFs.ls that
tiwe ns'ii hgftsssFsd sss elected Issrf
fsssf @ks a - rAgsain uasfsT the ed
Sslas. HsstuR @fsn Eav efs3ep es fstth f,af
s4FsscV "a a} Phi Sgsl&v2a i ere q rhe
0gtg~S regulars om the seTSse ans s. =
- ssiss5s svsssa a. p4ssssimxn TIE lea
trnsu's zrx ass' sssHks a0 ne rsHs8lue snf
80 rspes7fss - xuF%rvtps tie ,sStsfss -
watch gAFy a. stsss AssA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17
GRAND MATINEE.
Wednesday, Sept. Is.

Nt. Al Hsyman, az the Baldwin and
Sahi"Fnia tbeaiers, san Frsnei.co, takes
plsaS1fe ia presenting, for the hrst tine
here by specis ar snTement with NJ
{ french. oi the Grand Opera house and
nrosdssy theatre, New York Mrs Francss
hodEson barnett's own decentralization OF
her beautiful story.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-08-04
She Remembered.


When Minister Thomas re-entered
Portland society with beautiful
Swedish wife there was a general SEN
sation, and the story tcllers, as well as
the gossips of less imaginative turn
FOUND an abundance Of material for
their employment. The story goes
that at home breakfast one morn
ing before Mrs. Thomas had acquired
much English, an awkward servant
spilled some coffee on the Minister'S
coat.
"That's q id pretty piece of
workm exclaimed the Minister.
What did you say then, my dear?'
Mrs. Thomas innocently asked, in
Swedish.
II said this is very fine cup of cof-
fee" blandly replied her husband, la
the same language.
That very evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas attended d brilliant parry.
With a lapdable wish to compliment
the refreshments. and at the same
time honor the English language by
expressing her sentiments In Il, the
beautiful Swede exclaimed sweetly,
after a sip OF fragrant Mocha.,--
That's q did pretty piece Of work. I"
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-08-04
WHO CAN TELL?
len we WIN have a little rain?

When we will have little rain?
When the police will stop the Erie Rail-
road from blocking street travelp
Whether Grove street will ever be re-
paved and widened?
street stapdss
When the new sewer at the Court House
will be completedP
Who win be the victim on the Republi-
can Gubernatorial ticket?
What viii become of the New County
Committees" delegates to the State Con-
vention?
When Terry Mcdonald will become a
democratic
Whether Sam Dickinson will try pro-
hibition politics this fallf
Why drunken man "falls right side
up with carer"
Why the small boy will hook green
apples?
How many people who profess objec-
tions to Sunday papers read themS
When women's heads will be properly
coveredi
How much difference Clerk Bouton
finds between the present Board Of Works
and the past?
Why aeoffinmaker will sell pine wood
for mahogany?
By what authority John H. Flcken
raised the grade In front of his stables on
Arlington avenue four feets
How long bustles viii stay out of
fashion,
If the Hudson River tunnel win ever be
finished?
Who required steam heater TO keep
warm during the past weekly
Why the Evening Journal daily copies
news from back numbers of THE JEnsEy
CITY NEwsf
Why so few liquor dealers drink their
own liquorsf
How President Feeney, Of the Police
Board, enjoys his daily driyesf
How soon Jimmy Larkin viii fight
agaiRt
Whether It win make Gus" Harden
bergh proud when the new bank build
Is inishedl
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Barrett combination begins. The
house is something on the bungalow
plan, being long and low, with rooms
opening into one another and divided
by portieres. 1t is fifteen miles from
any other settlement. Modjeska is
the happy possessor of 800 hives of
Italian bees, large flock of Angora
goats and several hundred Durham
cows. The large fountains directly
In front OF the house play night and
day, the water coming through iron
pipes from stream several miles up
the mountain.
Sidney Drew, whose marriage to
Gladys Rankin took place fortnight
since, did not consider it sugary
suggestion to defer his honeymoon
trip until the final representation of
the play, but was obliged to acquiesce,
and when the alarm sounded last
night and the curtain fell on 1.-THE
Burglar" he was by all odds the hap
piest man in the world.
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ADvERTIsEMESTs UNDER THE HEAD OF
MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS

ApvERrIsEAEsTs UNDER THE HEAD OF
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
VIII be inserted in the JERSEY CRY News and
the SUNDAY MoRSNG News at the rate Of ten
cents line for the first insertion; ve cents line
Tor each subsequent insertion
DIED.
BUTTI%oR Re AT Iierpont \. X on Friday Aug
Timothy and Elizabeth Baltimore, aged nine
The remains will arrive at the Erie Railroad
depot ct one O'clock on Monday afternoon. The
child Of Hugh and Lissie Cassidy, aged eleven
Relatives and friends 81 the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral on Sunday,
his parents, No s Eye avenue 1i Heights
CoSGRovE.-on Saturday August 0. 1883. at his
late residence No. a2S summit avenue, Patrick
Notice Of funeral hereafter
cRo6N OMAN : on Friday, August isSe, Timothy
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
morning at nine O'Clock, from his late residenes,
No ~ Ninth street, thence to ST. MIehaels Church
where solemn mass OF requiem viii be offered for
tne happy repose of his soul.
DAWEs-sudd emily, Friday, August 2. 1859, Andrew.
aged sixteen years and four months.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
aRAY.o On Friday August 1885, Roger Minet in
Funeral private.
KElLAM-On Saturday, August s. 1889, at No. 1903
X. kelam.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MogIkNIs I'm this. city August /, 1850. Edward
McC}innts, aged sixty two years.
Relatives and friends of the family, also mem
nefs q aeeha NJ Lgage 30 ~ o O. III onein
invited 70 attend the funeral services at his late
residence. No, Ill Fourth street. on Sunday after
noon, at two O'Clock.
NOTICE-Knights of Pythias+
ha Iae memp a q cincinnatus Lodge No S2 are
Eoehe's Building on Sunday. August 4. 1882 at one
O'Clock p, n Tor the purpose OF attending the fun
eral OF our late Brother, Edward McGinnis. Sister
lodges are cordially invited, By order of
Z. r, LANE, X. Of r. s s.
SuMMoNs-MEcHANIcs LODE, No. 66, l. O. o. F..-
Onieers and members you are requested to meet
at Lodge room. Grove and Fourth streets, tomor.
row [Sundayl at half past one o'clock D. M for
the purpose of attending the funeral Of our late
Brother, n g. EDWARD McGinns. Members OF
District No are invited 10 with us to pay the
last tribute to our p. D. D. G, N. BY order Of
WILLIAM A. BICKEI.L, N G.
A. YOUMANs, Secretary.
REILLY.-On Thursday. August l. 1889, Joseph
Reilly, aged eighteen years.
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from his late
residence. No 81 Clark place. on Sunday August l.
at two O'Clock.
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date can be beaten this Fall. II the
choice of the convention fall upon
Mr.. Young, the principal arrows of
Republican attack become barbless
against him, while he, on the
other hand, taps the sources Of
Republican strength to increase the
vigor of his own progress to success.
On the other hand, if Ex-Governor
Albeit bear off the palm and become
the standard bearer Of his party, his
personal popularity, and the popular
ity of the ideas of which he is the rec
ognized exponent will carry him on
irrcsistibly to victory.
Certain elements, originally doubt
full in the campaign, have already
been settled. For instance, however
the Prohibition vote may split up
upon the Legislative nominees, 1t is
sure to be pretty solid for La Monte
thus leaving the fundamental rela-
tions of the parties as they have been
in recent campaigns on which all cal
culations are necessarily based. The
Democratic party, for all practical
purposes, will be unit in support OF
the nominee of the convention, and
ON the other hand, it is almost certain
that if General Sewell or his repre-
sentatives exercise controlling in
fiuence upon the Republican Conyen-
ton there will be deadly chill, If
not an absolute detection in the ranks
of that party.