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Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
csrrup, New York.

Tweed has had his day In New
York, but his principles In carrying
on tho government still live and are
prac,iced by his successcrs in office.
Tammsny Hall 10 the same sgrarian
robber that II was when the great au-
tocrst, brought lace 10 face with his
th,evings and peculstions, coolly ask
ed, "What are you going to do about
itr' To even read the testimony oi
Croker, before the Fassstt legislative
committee, honest mon must hang
their heads In humiliation and shame
q the political corruption that prevails
q the nations metropolis. Mayor
Grant and Chamberlain Croker sb-
solutely control more patronage than
the Queen Of England, with all the
slnecures belonging to the crown.
President Harrison has an enormous
patronage but he cannot dispense II
amoAg personal favories without re-
gard 10 character.
But Grant and Croker control offices
whose aggregate annual salaries
amount to e5, 600, 900. Four years ago
the power Of Tammany Hall was chat
tered BY the election OF Mayor Hewitt
who gave the city the only decent sd
ministration II had for many years, but
Tammany closed up and wrested the
city from honest hands, and gave II
Into the hands Of Grant, who In turn
appointed such men ~ Croker 10 office
and gave his little daughter '.Flossie'' ;
at her infantile baptism e1O, 600.
though no relation TO the child.
Croker's admissions Of how be got into
power by unqucstioned obedience to
his political supervisors, and how he
exseted the same obedience from his
suterdinales, form an interesting and
yet shameful chapter In American
politics. But the baleful influence OF
Tammany does not stop in New York
city. II reaches out its polluted hands
and c0ptamlnates the whole nation.
With an enforced Solid South without
regard to the semblance OF honesty,
his fostering octopus OF New York
unites with the South and elects
Presidents. Without Tammsny New
York could not be carried ior Demo-
cratic President, and without New
York united to the Solid South q
Democrat would stand no chance
whatever of election Of President. So
the contamination runs throug hout the
nation. At every Presidential election
the Republican party has Tammany
robber to fight AT one end OF the nation
and the Solid South robber at the
other end. When will the people OF
New York cage the Tammany iobber3
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
Oh, what .cssshi

VIII you hesd tho WesolnGs ~ slg-
~ psrhaRe u the sazy appeoech u thai
mon tsrrele ebsaee CQpsQ1peion. AL
yeauselyss n ~ caa u &crd - ~ saka
Of uavinS Soc, 70 run ~ F15k 80 "a
nceAlng ior Il. We knew from sxpeft
saee that ShIloh's Care WIN cars year
cough. It never falls. Thls explains
why more than . Million Bottles we're
sold the past year. n rsllsvss Group
and whooping cough al once. Nothsrs,
do not b without It For lsme bank,
sids o. chest ~ ShfoA's Porous Plaster.
N. B. DanfoFsA Wholesale and retail
aren't Second s1d MarGss strssss. VIII
miDgton.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26

IN THE execution OF three colored
men and one white man hanged for
murder at Memphis, Tennessee, a day
or two ago, 1t may be said of the white
man that with him 1.-THE ruling passion
was still strong in death" when he re
fused to be executed with the coloret
men. To accommodate him his exc
cution took place 'ihree.qusrters of al
hour alter the colored men wer'
hanged.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26

WE hope the population of vii.
mington will stop coming down any
lower, at least not come below. the
90, 600 notch. The population came
down In one pull from 69, 900 to 60, ,716
Another drop like that will send Il
below the go. 900, but we do not be-
lieve II will settle that low. Well,
admitting that Wilmington has but q
population of so. 778 she has done well.
This is AZ per cent, ten per cent more
than in the decade from 1870 10 1880.
Though we should have been glad had
the figures exceeded 65,000, we have
cause for congmtulation. Wilmington
is among the few eastern cities that
eau show 43 per cent. increase.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26

NOTICE.
IN TREASURY DEpARTMENr,STATH OF
DELAWARE, NEW CASTLE, J une 10. 1850
An act taxing manufacturers OF spiritu-
Gus or alcoholic liquors tor sale:
Every manufacturer OF spfrituous or
alcoholic liquors for snlo shall pay to the
stnte Treasurer on or before the first
day of January, of each year, a tax OF
ten cents per gallon for every gallon OF
such liquors manufactured by him for
sale during the preceding year, an ac-
count Of which, supported by the an
dRvit OF such manufacturers, shall be
furnished by him to the State Treasurer
on or before the said day. II such man.
ufacturer shall not furnish such account
by tho day aforesaid and pay Mt tho same
time the said tax TO the state Treasurer
be shall be guilty of misdemeanor, q nd
upon conviction thereof, shall be fined
any sum not exceeding i've hundred
dollars.
II the tax mentioned In the foregoing
section now due and payable by the
manufacturer us aforesaid, and Is not
paid without any further and unneces
sary delay, shall notify the Attorney
Generill ofsuch default by manufnct,
urer, In order that indictment against
him may he laid before tho grand Jury
WILLIAM llERBERf,
jl9-tf State Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
High Recommendation

Of DR.. Simms' White Pulmonie Balsam.
Said lady, 1t cured cases in my family
which were marvellous cures. She says
It 10 the best lung medioiue ever mads.
Bald q gentleman, It saved my wifo from
dying from consumption ten years ago.
30 We can give them right along for
coughs, colds, sore throat, and the cough
In the grippe it is splendid. Soc. and Il.
Sold By druggists. Depot Fourth and
King,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26

GEORGE w. DELAMATER was nomi-
mated by the Republicans of Pennsyl-
vania yesterday lor Governor OF that
great Commonw wealth, and he will be
triumphantly elected In November,
even should that greet Mugwump, ex-
Governor Patison, be his competitor.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
New Jersey ( Wilmington Ferry Q
ksAaE
STEAMER Cunisr,,

y n
WA. on and after Thursday. Mav,ao,
Lsaye WilninG,on al 7.soa. M. nm.
,. ~, for Peunsyllle. "''' ann IN
Leave fennsvtfie at aib IN 49,,
p m. i0r fcnnsgroye ,ld Wli,nj, 9,oaa shaAA
l<Aye WtiminGton at no nm a'"'
d P.s and 8.asp. NJ, Tor frnn.v,.oi ~. ~
Leave rsnnserove at q, u aud NJ K t'o'e
anu In ana s.o r. M, Tor Nilml,elnn lr
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Nilnlus ton At a.o
"@ 2. M dor Ponnsrrpye an,i j., nn.,';i, "',' aaf
Leave rehr willie At MA. ,Y 1"H'sin;
p. me- LOT renuserJv' and Wlitnin,, ~
Leave Wilmington At " a W. ~;
p.M.s fQr rennsgrote, AMI ia,n,' i.hiat
eSove ~ th.Wa .. m, y. ~ and n. m ~, 'a,, W.
Iils arranEement " IN afford . a. Va.
tahity LOT dell shiiul sail On ilie XXI XXI uIlo'
Enenrsion tickets httwe'a,' 's "a titi'laaN.it.
snc rsnusviile s,r, single lsts "A. lhf!eh
Wilmington and Penntgrov. Mls.ea
TICKET &C aud single iare ~. "tuf'log
l'ennsgtove and Prnnsvle are ,.,,.,,,
plAces AhordinR great opporiuleiie. ,uiist
inr. boating. bathing nhd ,anc'n!s ''' a'''
kpectal arrangement u,y
sunday School and moonlight eter,,s,! sr,f ~
A.. q. McCAusLAsn Bowsrss nv,no.
superintendent Gen. i .and v I w.
T.tl
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26

The Free Silver Coinage bill ran
against snag in the House OF Repre-.
eSntativee yesterday and wss defeated.
Twenty, one Republicans voted Tor the
BILL and twenty-five Democrats
aRaiust It.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
yARLroN ormAOoArAHs.
Carlton Opera Go.
ACADEMY OF AUsIC,
One Week. June aSrd.
One Week. June ssrd.

Oaass OF Opera every nishk Al the orr.
sinai company and custcma aFAadeat pro
duction ever offered TO the citAssas of wilm'
inGton ana u popular prices. 5Scs tocs &c,
lsc. During this week the manaxsnsns wf
give out 5000 cspicsof the PRESS Tot the bsue-
hs or Miss ThislmaA. lls-iet
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
Now II Your Chance.

T. A. Shannon has Just received q fue
lire Of RenN' naqnel shirt At the lowest
prices, 365 West egcond street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
The lalnba!dl Ce!nlA

IL now an established .fact. All !, prtle p,tle
oations Afc that IN y very snYa, puls
tlits Will be the most popu'M
pi9ce Of the community. an, n ord
The cemetery embraces a tIao. ,be ls
forty acres, md IL located n, on ,iis ,b Cd,
cord pike, about one mile from auupJl
limits. 1t was formerly the oA
Bedford property. a far ccrlk'
No location better adapted ios iSs yicif
terry purposes can be found IN VI of aces
ity OF Wilmington. Iti easy II he ~
by the pike at all seasons o. oi.i'ngs w
and is high and dry and oVe,ihv lie 6nsa
Delaware river md some oi Inv
views OF Brandywine hundred, the W
We axv now Offering iot- shs tilas Y
prices of GA and e27. Now Is uaIysnes1
buy, before the prices are nnrehsseIt
Terms OF payment tQ SUIT psixteen y.
These lots are eleven feet py y,ss slrcssl
The work of fntermeht her nn oflO1
commenced and quito u hu'"'s =.
a Dinn of tho lots can be sses sMseasrscs \.
once or tho company No. ~ 6.s III for p
Conveyancss will be proviuooate ".
sons Wishing to visit the ceih1 ce'Iv at on's
view to purchase lots. APP"
II5-y-turUlW
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
A SC0RCHER.

Didn't yesterday make
you think OF thinner
clothingp We were
busy all day selling our
customers thin goods
for just such days-they
are commencing early
and the chances are
that We will have plcuty
Of them. So Why not
buy your garments now
and get the benefit Of
wearing them. You
will be surprised how
little money Will fit you
out in Flannel Shirts,
Thin Goats and Vests,
Light Trousers Or any
= Of the special things we
have for hot days.
JAS. T. MUI.LIN & SON.
Tailor4 9Th & Market,
Clothiers. Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
wANAMAKERs
PRILA ApxLrnIA. Thursday. June 20. 1880.
The MiasNmnssy Fair.
.Just ao ua said II vwou1d

d ust as We SalQ IL WOuIO
be. The Cotton Exchange
was crowded yesterday from
the opening to the closing
of the doors. The story
will be repeated daily for
many days to come while
the lawns at 3 cents, the
Challis at 4 and 6 cents, the
Ginghams at z cents, the
Flannelettes At s cents, the
Outing Cloths at 10 cents,
the French Sateens at IS
cents last In fine variety.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26

Mating time, sure enough.
Have you bought No?
Then there are dollars to
,ave on every roll. We
mean to make the sea-
ION end with a whoop. The
VIII ole stock goes into the |
rush. Full assortment Of
patterns and every pattern
in good quantity. This Is
the way prices drop.
Demask Mating [joint' essl, eleven
down from SIS to si5 the roll.
Temple Mating. fnest jointiess,
small close h2ures, aud very dura-
BILE, thirteen patterns,
down from $iS 70 Sl4 the roll.
Barneo Mating Uointlsss], thirteen
down from SIG to $13 the roll.
Siam Mating, (joiutiess), ten pat
terms, down from tl2 TO $40 the
roll.
Paqoda Mating, twentY.eight pat.
terms, down from $3.50 to t7.5(
the roll.
Buddha Mating, six patterns,
down IRON 50 TO " the roll.
Several other grades ol
China Mating are reduced
in the same proportion. All
these are of our own impor-
tation, and 60 down from
prices that are already wei
under the general mark ct
| Jap Mating with inserted
patterns goes from $I6 tt
$I2 the roll.
! As especially low-priced
lots, we have Fancy Mat
tings at SIS the roll, ant
White Mattings at $3.50.
Second floor, Thirteenth and Marke
streets corner.
We have no "half-price'
Baby Coaches, but we arr
selling at $3.50 the sam
a Coach that Is told of outsld,
as less than half price a
!. $lO.75. A very good Coach
!. TOO, fine rattan body, sid
). pockets, satin upholstery
= !. ailesla parasol with lac
= = cover, spring and brak'
j; Really SIo75 is not an Ut
ID fair price for 1.-THE wond,
to get it at sos
Il. Same style, body a littl
IN better, $Io.5o.
! Good Baby Coach for I
i. little as So, or you can ha,
'' one made precisely to yol
o, Of mind and put as much hoI
est cost In 1t as you say.
Basement, norshsast Of centre.
ist JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
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Schedule IN eirsot Juno %. 1890
gRA1kA LRAvR DEL. AVA pEPoT
EAST BounR

Schedule IN efYsot Juno %. 1890.
TAA1As LRAvR DEL. AVE- pEPor
EAST BounR
sxxprsss srsinA
NBw Yosx. week days, s4i3, s7o1 q 40
sl0.H, q 30 .. ~, ~ " % 10, n 20 y. IN.
New York, Sundays. ~ ID, s7os. ii.eO a
9 80. - Is. y Is 80, IS 4, g. . 81. 30 81 81
10 81, eli DO q: M; %, s2iQ 500. 4 10. IS IS
6as. 40. u ~, 100. % %. Top. m.
q o. seeis,osqse,phlf eso soI 70 nsnndays n. nay 90 = 20 g
10. o as '0 IS. 04s. s7aG $50 soos. 10 q
= Chester, M 4 r y week days MS - .s!s,, 80, go,
ii II 3 a. nj nj II 6c, 80 &c. IL, Gs 5a s. IS
chester, Sundays, Es Is. $50. 7o,
71 %. II 2oa. M; 100, $40, so, 4l0
Sss. sss. e4s.. 7se: 81 80. % Go, lop. M
u 05a. m.. s1&6. " ~ p. m. Sundays, sf0,
a. m,, '24op. m.
WEST BOUND.
baltimore and Washington, - se7. %. g 4s
90 4. m; ~, 10 2.o, . %, .s.T, .s.of DALI i,
rr,tiisenrs ri.tsas Sss.; M .Soe p. m: daily.
Si@sisa..i Sishss 4 sss 81 T. Louis. p psis 9snn D. n. and
sInssf5S .Sa 4. ss;s's%ssss,Ion' s.,I, 4" a. m. q"
Isndenbers decentralization. week days,
1.oo, GO =. M; 2 81 .ud 800 p. m. sundiyi
s.soa m. 2 81 and Asa y. m.
TRAINS LRAvs MAAKnr STREET srArros
For Phil adeiphia week days, $50, o. .s5 y, "a
s:T. g.4p ii:Ss. =. m: i2.SA IA S.sA 500,
W, y, n"huays o'o'a' m; X a. z.Ao. a.oo,
yor Bsiiimore week days. s.ss.' s.u. 0. 40
| I'll, ,$ a. M. 2.4s, 500 y. IN. sundays, q.
baltimore And principal statl ans on Ph,ia,
delphia Division, v.lo y. M, daily, except
For iandenbers and way stations, wee,
days, $40 10. u. \. m. I; o. ~, 800 D. m. Sun
| days, s.2h a. IN. 2. IS aud .. 0j p. IN.
Chicago, %. "a q. IN, daily, except sunday.
| PittsburR, 800 q. m. daily.
Cinctnnatiand st. Louis sll 85, q. M
daily except sunday.
LRAyE PHILADELPHIA FoR WHINING TON
Daily H24, @ Is, ssl5, % 10, $50. oil. 8
a. m; u 90 noon. 81, 500, ~ 81. 433, 20 5,
$50, u 81, 3 10, 10 10, IL 30 p. m.
Dntly, except Sunday, sB 10, 78S, ~
u. m. u 10, 500 and 50 p. m. snnda
only s 80, q. IN.
Telephone No. l1l
IA. haees to westerN points lower thar
viaany otherllao.
1T. ODELL, lO:SCULLS
GenI Manager. Con IPasa. AaG
I
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26

We have q few |
more of those
hne wreaths ct
the low price Of
29c, S9c, 49c.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26

Untrinnm e d
Hats, this sea-
sons goods, Is
low a. TIC. ""
We have no old
stock like some
have, and try to
sell to you as
{ h i 8 seasons
goods. You run
no such risk by
dealing with ~
Of buying last
seasons goods.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26

As WE welcome In the new post.
master aid new United States lAr-
shAl, Is 10 but right and proper that N
retiring officers should also receive ~
need Of praise that 10 due then. A.
empty and unmeanlnG sentiment soGne.
times inspires words Of praise wharl
they arc not due, bat In this case oil
that can be said favorable Of Postmas.
ter Robert H. Taylor, who will soon
have the prefix ''ex" added TO his
name, ID well and honestly deserved.
He hes never failed TO BE- that pleasant
and polits ctilcial that The ofI1co always
requires. Besides, he has been mind.
ful OF the interests OF the business Of
the city and has kept pace with its in
creased requirements Tor postal facili-
ties His administration has been =
clean and honest one, and he retires
with the kind regards aad respect Of
the community he has so well served.
What we have said OF Postmaster
Taylor We can truthfully say of United
States Marshal Newlin. who will in o
few days resign his portfolio into tie
hands Of his successor. 10 conclusion
we would say that 1t afiords us plea.
sure to pay this deserved tribute TO
two retiring Democratic officials. and
our best wishes attend them in their
political retirement, from which we
hope the Republican party Will never
permit them TO emerge Is long - they
remain Democratic. They are good
men hon0ring . bad party.
-,
The majority oil Council on Monday
night In favor of the Gaynor police
electric eignal company was 90 large
that II wonld only be useless waste
OF time to attempt to night to thwart
the will OF that majority being carried
out. The Gaynor Company came and
sat down among US ut the Invitation OF
the City Council. They were total
strangers, but coming East from q,
border Southern State was an anomaly
not often seen in the mechanical
world, and they soon began to attract
attention, and not only attention but
favor. The system was seen TO be the
best, and q generous feeling carried
the award over 10 the Southern stran-
gers by o vote of II to 8. 1t 10 nom
sense 10 talk about . man like Mr..
Gaynof, poor In money but rich In In
ventive genius, buying up such . big
majority. He has earned his laurels
honestly and fair, lot him reap the re-
ward be Is entitled 10, and let US have
his system planted in our city as soop
as possible.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
$3.50 STE sMER
WILMINGTON.
Pier EXcuISigA
ROUTE COMMENCING

rNfo W ltunNNIlf, iot' T. AVNl SION ~
New Castle. 2Oc; ilo
Augustine Pier 2ic; 5'c
SUNDAYS.
Fishing party for ship John igl,
leaves Wilmington az u, M, cSiHs
at pcnnsyillc and New Castle.
Arriving back TO the city about 6.lj o'
clock in the evening.
Fishing tackle and lunch on board.
Tickets for this trip Guc.
Iu.T
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
Wilmington . Northern q. n.


Tine taple In eject May II, 10. Train
leave Milnington fienoh .trsstl n folioWs
FOR asadink. Btrdsoora. 5oanns, EpSirs
Ost.v,ss & ,s'1ssDsg T.@sog '1nSaSn; ogn.siis
Werneraviile sad ~ poinn on the Phiia-
sipnia ane ksadfns n B., I'D q. M, 40
:, ,Ior springasld. WAyne.ourg junction.
ford and aonichAnin aAd In tsrISdlats rciS !
10oa. m., 2.3o, 400 and 800 p. m.
For Chadds Ford junction and points
On the 7. & d. G. H. r., at 100 a. M,
$50, 4.Ou and 500 u. IN.
For West Chesier. 100 a.m.. $50 and
5.0op IN.
Daily sxsapt sAtufday ana Hunaay.
Lor New Bridge and intermouiAto points
AZ ?. N. and - saturday oaly ss s.H AUD
On Sunaay for Reading and intsrned
Hoinhs q .. n. and for 0pringaeld IN
kAtermediAte points as Z. O p. "a,
H. U. Ae0AUsLANn yOWA nSs BRIaHl
nAAsaAeAA oea Pass. As'k
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
Has Got to Go Now,

Thousands h av 81
taken advantage of
this sale already,but
there are lots of
goods yet for you to
buy at this closing
out price.
A few days ago
we advertised Silks.
The ladies believed
we meant what we
said, and have come
to the rescue. We
did not think 1t pos.
|sible to sell so many
lin SO short a time,
but when the price
lis half how can they
help it !?
Every article in
the store
Must be Turned into
Cash at Once.
GAUZE UNDERWEAR. HOSIERY,
UInRE I Ii At j, HANDiSERCMi EFs,
FANS, RIBBONS, CORSRTs. EMBaO.
KsaFiss taSG aSDSs. sAfs NJ Il noES. X
DRESS GOODS, Silks. Ere.
Will you help us
O u t now? | must
have the money.
| R. l. Russell,
"DEE HIVE,r
SOC Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26

NEW JERSEY al DELAw ARE RiA
WILMINGTON En- X Wk>I JFi
EERkY CO. sLI RAILROAD.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
10 Better Opportunity

next Saturday at 4 o'clock by
Heald & Co.
Those who make purchases
atthe first public sale ofa large
property are always sure to
make money and there will be
a chance Of this kind at Sixth
and Bayard avenues, Woodlawn,
next Saturday, at a p. m, by
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26

RECEIVED
A LARGE
LOT
OF FINE
FRENCH
FLOWERS
THAT
SOLD FOR
o2.6O
AND
A WREATH
WHICH WE
SELL Ar
81,25
A PIECE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-19
The Deeds Recorded with the Auditor
Yesterday.

The Deeds Recorded with the Auditor
Yesterday.
Real estase tyxnsactsons from January 1, 1850,
70 date are 81 90 ssso4 There we're nied for
record Yesterday 81 deeds. the considerations
sxxreczfinx Ss4.g0, an average Of &98ls6-
Foiloring il the List - furnished By Osborne,
Tremper Il Co, atssrsctou Of title, rooms 3, 10.
IL and II, Boyd block:
Ey yesery TO ". i Laruthers, lot -, block 5,
Lake Del, so
BY yenerJ 20 A. C. Hersey, los q. block 5. Lake
Dell. So
walters Co TO A. c. Herzey. lot Is. block ss,
II. c. Aanrud to ". stsrret lot q. block a.
Gilman Pk-, $50
EL s Co. to Grimm 4 Blake, 100 square
feet in Enumelsw. 1913.
W. Phillips 70 c. A. Holden. lots to II. block
9. Porterfeld's. 81, so.
M. Boman 70 p. FrieI, lots "A, Is. block 5,
Rainier $50
L D. Eruns TO c. Ross. lots ., s, :, BLOCK 4,
Couitsr'a ,09a.
IN. Jones 70 Il Mariane, lot s, block "a, GIL
mans LIST, SEQ.
ID. 7. Denny 70 /. PeEersons lot r. block IL
Greene's, 800
d. 7. Denny TO A. g. Hilton, lot "A. block IL,
Greene,s 800.
g. W. Hodgon TO G. sorensOn, 20 acres In sw 90
IS. 5. 1900.
q sorenson to G. W. Hodgon. 20 sores In NV
90. Is, 5, Zoo.
a. While to ". G. Henneberg, lot s. block %,
East Seattle slz5-
d. I. Denny 70 C L Case. lots and II. block
Q, Greene's, 500.
vel Co. 70 j. McGregor. lots a and p.
block Il, Gilman PIX, $50
w.R- Mu-ry to Il Mckay. 10: 9, block 2. ID
Motor Line $50.
H. White to Rogers 4 Scott, lot 4. block 5,
Whites 81 10 Kirkland; lots - and 30. Whites
4th to Kirkland, $500
W. D. Wood Ct al TO L. Reilly, lots and 8,
block 81, Woods South Shore, $500
4 /. shannon 10 l. w. Bonney. ms OF ca OF
&c Of &c, 70. Is. 4, $50.
b. NJ Buckland TO J. Gsynor, lots IS and Is,
block T. Rengstorhrs. $3.50
D. s smith 10 A. B. Prescott, lot 90, block 1,
Ross 1sf, 81
Wv. Beck to p. L stinson, 10 lots in block .,
Wsssom's 10 Park, $500
W. 4. Smith e al. % A. A. Farwell, lots 70 To-
block 6. supi of Hsmblei's 500
r. L stinson to G. N. Bonan. lots in Rainier,
$1,000
VIC. l. Co. to G. Kelly, lot 30. block g, Gil
man PIX, $40
E. BIewesf to r. z ssnborn, lot .. block n,
Denny 4 Hoyt's. sf00
J. B. Seeiey TO ~ I. Powers, lots and ?. block
81, seeley's to Des. rs.
W. c. l. Co. TO y. v ne, 3 lots in Gilman PIX,
s7s5.
D. T. Denny to B. G. Besgstedt. lot &c, block
t. Greene's. 500.
CT Moulton to c. r. etsvens, y lot 3, block
2. Lewis & Gilman's, 81.
in. BigeIow to Z. v. Bigelow, lot 3, block 81,
6. A. Bells I'd. 1900.
T. d. HinckIey to E. O. Rindall, lot 5. block 2,
HinckIey's supl, $780,
J. A. Moore to N. H. Burns. lot II, block IL,
Latona $500
J. A Moore TO J. 7. o. Donnell, lots 10 and 2,
block 10, Latona, $500.
F.w. Dickman to A. G. Smart, lots q and q,
book l6, Bay View, so
l. Wheeler to W. H. Gleason, lot 2, block 81,
Maynard'f, 81, 00.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Coming Event.

Seattle has not had show for over three
weeks and the announcement that one is
coming viii be hailed with delight. Next
Thursday and Friday at Turn Hall thea
ter, McCahe & Young's operate Minstrels
will give performances that have been the
wonder of the East. The following was
clipped from the Denver Nesrs:
Last night an audience riyaling in size
and enthusiasm that of the first night filed
the Tabor Grand upon the second per-
Torrance OF McCabe Il Young's Operatic
Minstreis, and the fun was fast and furious
from the rise to the fall of the curtain.
Encores were simply innumerable, McCabe
and Young coming in for large share in
their beautiful sketch entitled The Upper
Ten and Lower s. Mr. Billy Wisdom in
his songs and funny sayings took the house
by storm. while Master Princy McCabe
can justly be called the Colored Kayan-
augh. he has remarkable voice for one
so young. In fact, McCsbe & Young's
Ministries are entirely the best coIored
troupe that has ever visited Denver"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-19

Rev. ID. C. Garrett called meeting of the
ladies belonging to St Marks guild. yester
day afternoon. for the purpose of making
vestments for the boy choir OF ST. Marks
church. The call met with good response.
The ladies were instructed to meet every
Wednesday, at 2 O'Clock. until TWENTY-FIVE
garments were completed for the boys.
Professor Darling, who is instructing the
boys, thinks that in six weeks they will be
sufficiently trained TO lead the singing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-19

Vens Ziski, Swedish lad IA years old.
met with what may prove serious and
sad accident at Ballard yesterday. He
found dynamite cartridge. probably lost
by some of the men employed clearing
land, and exploded it. Part OF the cart
ridge entered his eye. His parents ne
elected to have it promptly attended to,
and DIR. w. johnson. who is now treating
the lad. thinks he viii undoubtedly lose the
sight of at least one eye.