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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-25
NATURE or RKcrrrrs
. A~~~S 49,



NEW York. Nov. 24-Tpe stock market to-
day was very acttve, and while inclined to
weakness at hut II became decidedly strong
Lister in the DAY, and almost every.
thing traded IN smouG the activs
stocks = materially higher than eatur-
day. Sugar 10 down on account Of the decision
asAinst the trustees, Atchison IL up s3< per
cent, st. Paul ~. eouthefn Pacific and Bur-
lington each 2, Missouri Pacific ~. snd Union
Pacific 2
Governmentst easy.
VISIBLE sUPPLY or GRAIN.
Visible supply Of gram: Wheat a. 1ss 900.
IN increase Of oo2 900 bushels; corn. 432s000. .
decrease Of L. 600 bushels; oats, 35S 000 de-
crease Of ~, 600; rye, 56.oo0 decrease Of LA,
900 bushels: barley, 500 600 increase Of 600
bushela
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call. easy 1t SOS Prime
mercantile paper, 6lz@9. Sterling exchange.
oniet and nrm; 6odAy bills. A7g7<; demand.
1861 Bar silver, s1.0s1<
BONDS
@. g. ~ registered l2O1<U. l1S's rgistered lO8
q. = ~ coupon. 100 pacihc 0's..........11
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Rrsros. Wash. Nov. Is, 1880.

Dr.. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash
Dear Friend: I should have written you
before regarding our little girl. Her re-
covery was so very slow could not have
written before and said she was well. but
feel can safely say she Is well now. and I
think had Il not been for your wonderful
medicines she would not b with rs now.
Ny husband. Yates Mountain. joins me in
thanking ron for the great favor you have
conferred on rs. Wishing you greater
prosperity in your wonderful work, re-
main, sincerely.
MRS. Y. MOUNTAIN.
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rerlow rares, excellent Recommendation and
all the features that constitute . succeanill and
ono7yablo "Trip - the Eask take he Eoftnen PA.
cine Through vestibuie gains - O. Paul.
Ninneapolis Duluth and Chicago. consisting Of
dining. dYswingroom and sleeping cara New
touriss aleepen under The directioD Of the Pull
man Palace Car Company are attached - daily
4. CA1berg, cisy uckes agent 7lS second street,
boston block; = Ionkin. dspos yaekss agent -
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MRS. Y. MOUNTAIN.
Mopssro, Cal, Nov. 2. 1880.

MOpBS1Os Saiss NV - low
DR.. J. r Jordan. Seattle. Wash. My
Dear Sir: Mr.. and Mrs. Purvis left here
in August; have just reached Texas and
Nrs. Purvis writes to me that Mr.. Purvis
has been cured by the use Of the medic
cines which he used during the time they
were here and on his journey. You viii
remember he had eczema twenty years.
He also had . lump on his lip which was
very annoying and it has disappeared en-
tirsly. All he did was to use medicine ex-
ternally. He has doctored his face for
twenty years and found nothing before
that gave him any relief.
Some time ago / told you about having
such bad finger. One Of my fingers be-
came terribly infamed and enlarged. the
pain and Inflammation being intense l
applied the Histogenshc medicines and
the Inflammation and the enlargement has
disappeared. l beg to remain, sine rely.
MRS. J. PURVI8.
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1AxLWA1B
TIVE EoRTHIRN PACIFIC RAILROAD
4 the lins 70 taks to all points East and
socth 4 is the DINING cAR ROUTE II
Iuns slSo1gh vsstibuied 1rains every
DAY In the year 10
81. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
no chance Of csrs)
Compooed Of Dining Cars unsurpaxsed. Pull.
man Drawing Room Gloopo1s Of
iatsss equipment.
1oURIST sLEKPING CARs
accommodations are bosh YRrE ma furnished
loS coiQoru Of hres or second-class tickets, aud
HLEGAxr DAY coAcHEs
4 Continuous line connecting with all hnes
anording direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman Sleeper reservations can be secured
IN advance through any agent Of tbs read
THROUGH TICKETS
40 and from ell points IN America Enxsand
omcs OF this company.
TRAINS LEAVE sEATIL1 AS FOLLOWS:
overland through trains. CLIO = m. and 2 2. N.
Portland and south. 6:1o = M, s25 {. m ana
chehslis and Olympic expires. ppm
Tacoma and local. CLIO and s:2s I MIA s:ls
ana s:Sb p m.
Eastern points. 1t:45 q N. and IL :35 n m.
Portland and soutn. $40 q m. 4:s5 and s.l5
Chehalis and Olympia, 1lA5 :. m
Tacoma and local. SO and il:s5a. m: AS
SIS ana HISS .. IA.
81. Paul
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping cars, ele-
CANT day coaches, finest palace dining cars BE-
fMesn Seattle Tacoma and Portland direct
Fun information concerning rates, time Of
trains. routes and other details farnishe0 O
a 8. CHARLTON. Asa Gen. Pasa AT,
ia First ST.. cor. Warrington. Portland, OF.
I a N4DEAg. General Aren't seattle.
4. CHILBERG, City Ticket Agent 7l6 Second
street, Boston block, Seattle, W.sh.
= T0NKlN, Ticket Agent, Seattle Depot foot
OF Third street.
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TAXI HE sTxANERs OF THE
PACIFIC NAvIGATIoN CO.. FAST LINZ.
At Eaker 4 Cos Wharvoa
-foR-
FAIRHAvEN, wHATCON. La COMMA AND
WAY PORTR
q. W. BAKER 4 CO., AGENT2
Zee Local Time Card&
DAcu1c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

DACu1C COAST STIAMsHIP CoNPANY-
Dispatch steameu from seattle - follows
For San francisco via Port Townsend and
Victoria: Ats p a. pa0snge1 received On
board at p MI We Der I. IL. - a and
and every i've days thereaftee.
Ioe Alaska: November 10. tsteamer No
vember ~ will not carry passensers). December
4 ana 49,
From Gan Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
Sound pofts: At . Z m. Navemb L o. Il
Is, Il md % and every I'VE dayy thereafteE
Tickets may b obtained at the once Ct the
company as Ocean Dock, Seattle
6an FranciDCo.
q. MCCLELLAN, superintendent ssattlA
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Pain from lndigest on, dyspepsia, and too
hsartv eating is relieved ~ once oy taking one
Of CsStcr's Little Liver Pills Immediately after
dinner Don't forget fhiA
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oyy.cs or oEzsos lnraovxnEsr COMPANY.

To ali parties owing any deferred pa ments on
property bought OF, or subscriptions made to
Elijah Smith or Port Townsend south IN
Railroad Company At Anacortes or Port
Townsend: Take notice that payments can
b made to me in Seattle By cash
Or approved paper. on or before December !
next After that date these matters will 70 into
the legal department of the company with in
sfructious % ciose them mp in accordance with
the contracts respectively. ?. 2. PApDEN,
Local Treasurer.
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad, the bess
e. pipped line, for ell points East A Chilberg
civ tfcket agent -ls Second street. Boston
block: 4 Toukin. depot ticket agent Seattle
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DIAxorDs, WASH, Nov. 10, 1880.

DIANoNDs, Wash, Nov. 10, 1880.
DR.. J Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash
Dear Sir: Your letter and medicine re-
ceived again inclose SO for which Please
send some moro Of your Histogenetic
medicines. am greatly improved. The
trouble has gone. Do you think it wise to
continue taking it for some timer re-
joice in the result and am thankful to you
Wishing you universal acknowledgment
OF your success. beg to remain. yours
truly, ANDREW STAFNE.
DR. JORDANs OAcs II ~ the Resi-
dsncs Of ex-Msyor Yeslsr. Third and
james.
consultatien ana prescriptions assalutsay
yx1x
Send for irss book explaining the Eistogsnsti .
System
CAUT1OK-The Histcgenst1e msdieines azs
sold IN but one agency in each town. holAba
around the bottle bears the following inscfip-
tcns .Dr. J. Eugene Jordan's Histosenstic
Medicine Every other device i : izsHi.
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How n YoUK LIvEs?-Needs toning up, 81
eonrsa Knelisa Dsndelion Tonic 10 specific
Tar Al guch troubles.
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TO NoHTEsANo AND ALL POINTS ON
CRAPS HARBoR

PUGET SOUND 4 CRAPS HARBoR h 4
Throush in one day from Seattle.
Trains connect daily at Kamtlch1o at ,. -
with steamer from Seattle
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CAMPING issisht ana psssngsu q rsaassa
IateA
Win san from San Frapcisco Nov. Is, 10 q N. for
eeaetle, Tacoma, Port Townsend. eehomo what
COM koarhAyen, Bellingham, Olympia and way
Pier No
GETZ EROS Z ca,
General Agents, Gan yfanelDoA
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SnrrEBY GIVEN THAT ON NON

- WEREBY GIVEN THAT ON MON.
5S1nber !. 1890. special elecsion viii
- regular polling pisces In The
p tne city Of Seattle for the cleo
- Of the House Of DoaeGntes from
<S ~ : vacancy. said vacancy beins
allure 70 qualify On thu paft D.
7 dlly elected - rid once o.
(etober, A. D. 1880.
8 Efehfh ward-J. II. Hiekoox,
M Person, +. Lockwood, judgee;
4. n Graves, clerkA
- -, Eighth ward-R II. McEn'
Char.es ]. Clark. r A. wilson,
". Phipps, James IAthbury,
Eighfh ward-R n. Ctoekoff,
T65Hk Clayton, Charles 4. Kinnear,
fnGfn, ]. I. Cochran, cIexkA
q 4. D. 1920 CITY CLERK.
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PRnma mn rAsIx
&xAy8 A1Nv8
v.ncouva, Monday and ITowneend Ihuzsdsy
1onnssna !sna s. sss ha.SZ 81, = pa
nnnd.y midnight Tuesday ..---...-o . a
ecs1tla, Tuesday and Tacoma 1El6ay and
Suday~--.-.s aalTnseday -.--..-...1 A.
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by ana ~ scrssga ana domestic es.he.r.
Rsater money By telegraph to any pan =
deDeais Of mensy and isss -
books or cestisaates thcrelse
CORRESPONDENCE.
London, y. u Rothschil1 = soma
fnrtk De Rc.nsChild Frerer
rr!snxsun 4: n. ( Won sseises z "a
Chicago. Commercial National Ban6
Boston, 9uAblk National hank.
s sa Is f IT, s s.oa 3 s.ss
BAILEY 6ArzKRT. pr.~aa...
= rAkRY.....-..- vieo. Presi6en6
sanf .ocss,d e"rner Cherry and Front ssrsss.
pAHK o. 11zT1sH coLuxB1A-
QnooEporafsd b royal oharssr issa,
Has removed g new 9asrtera cornsr Second
Capdtal Paid mp sooae,,
foWee . increase so.- Il. 00Qool
lOoa00
/ KEITH WILSON. Manages
1sanclss Can Franchises. Cal. Porsaad. O..
NinseoR. NaAatmo ana KsmloopA b q
s.eSsss. sosaSs ana sod: dsss ma "a
s,aphie sran.iei. SID on the banks hEsnehs<
also ea New York. Chicago Canada and Hong
seEeGs paid On ims deposits
THE SEATTLE NATIONAL BANK
cAfrTAL....-...~-..... -.s250ooo
G. W. 3. GRIFFITH. (Lawrence, Kan.,) President
". B. BALLARD................ Vice President
FKhD Cashier
MERCHANTS NATIONAL RANK
DxsIGNAT1D DEPOSITORY AND FlNAn.
CIAL AGkAT or THE UNITED gTATIa
CONVENIENT.
pesis in ssreagn and domestic exchs.e,e
1870 s,aH teisszaphie tranafsrs aad iasnsSiss
General banking business tzansactsa.
Once. Brown building, southease 0ognm -.
I'D nd Chen1 staeeA
ZINC COUNTY BANK OF sEATrLE-
Halles Building. Columbia ssreek
100000
IA DHwOLFR.. .President
e11AIION Vice President
W. "
Iransacts general BANKING business,
SAFE DKPOsIT VAULTS IN CONTRACTION.
WAsHlNGTON LOAN AND TRuST CO
W unc0rporat d.
AOkIGA1s LOANS
Securities approved hera No delay.
Branch oflce-Cosman block Seattle
Ground door. main entrancal
GEORGE FowIEn, ManagsA
Home o6hce-Walla Walla Wanh.
Eastern on,ces e VAL Wsii s:ssss Esw rs<k
MUM WANTED
AvIMuIA Total sues of CITIES,
UuNun covMIIEs. schQoL
COMPANIES. ST. Z. RscoMPAM1eo,et ct
Correspondents solicited.
u.W.mAnRlS & COMPANY, Bankers,
e63.toS Dearborn Street, cHIcAco.
% Wall Street, NEW YORK.
20 state ST., aoSToM.
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DANx o. 11zT1SH coLUMHIA-
QncoEpofated b. royal chsrssr ISL,
Hes removed to new qnartera oornee Saoona
and Columbia street,
Capital paid mp sooa a,
Power 70 increase to.....- ............... l0000l
SnrDlra ,.snS *
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T'n WESTERN NATIONAL BANK
or THE cIrY or NEW YORK.
10 BROADWAY.


Depository Ut pubic monsys o. the initial
Sfsse& TIE state cf New York the City OF New
BRAYToS IVES v. r. syYDaR.
President VIE President
p. 4 SMITH. THoS J. BRENNAN.
Cashier. Asa,x Cax,ie.
HoAsD OF . gEc-o.s:
nray'nn Ives. Presiac9t. Eawari ]. gsrvsns
a rrcs. Colorado Coat and Iron Co Csa-ies j.
Canoa, ex-Asslsiaat Urea .ur-r u 4 VIM
Coto,. Jr., OF 3. W. Color d Co. L. Fine street.
Cnaanccy =: Depew,. PreSf n. Y. c. 4 II z r
Co v. p. snyder Marceilns Harrley. al Hs-s.
ley q Graham, ~ Maiden Lane Henry =
4y0a fresS Equitable Lie Assurance society
wiechers Sugar Refining Co. ic5 VAN stress
John = eearfe1. Jr.. Pres< Havcrreyer,s gu-a-
kennfrs Co sidney \. Tyler. Prest. roY-tn
etfses Nauonal Bsnk. PnsladelnhiA william
c whitney. ex-secreta-y ri the syy.
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Drafts drawn on ali parts o.; the wood In
tcreSt paid on savings aud rire de posiss
Hours-l0 a. M. to ,. M, and saturday even
ings from 10 . O'CLOCK
DEPOSITS may Be made in person or by regis
tered letter. money order or express and depos {
books will b returned as requested
Money loaned on real estate at re ssonAhls rates
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WAsH.NGIoN SAVINGS BtSE-INcO2.
W pcrAted under tn. tesrisosiai laws
CAPITAL, s5O.0ca
oFFrcErs.
W. W. Dearbor:s. press isus
4 b Deareorn-.....-...Eie -pre ide1t
II. W. Higgtcs-....-.--. Ca 'hisc.
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kWV4V0AAI A14Sos
kN EROS HAVE JUST OPENED AN Ell
e photographic studio ct No llSsMarion
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-27
Salem! SAL.E||:nH!
Great Sale Of Lots, Dec. II and IL,
SALEM IMPROVEMENT NPADl.

TERMS: One-thrd cash; balance in and two years,
These lots lie principal business
property adoins the old
companies is the most valuable property in Salem Tho Af
tani hayeth
passenger
them.
Salem has made rapid and substantial progress
than
100000 mas
500 per
The furnace the factories OF
secured will
population will be doubled Negotiations prog
es TO secure other large plants
The Baltimore and Ohio and Roanoke
salem making it an important railway center.
md all
featuring and commercial city and Roanoke
rapidly vii! be
gateway the iron and coal
For is &c to
Queen
ENORMOUS PROFITS ARE BEING MADE IN REAL ESTATE
For maps pamphlet Of 80 pages, etc.
j. W. F. ALLEMONG, President, Salem. viroina
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-27
NO PLACE in the South offers


Buchanan 1t has all the conditions
urnu and
II
of and
of
S
brick and foundry
level tract
roads, the James
Not
but
TRIAL LAND COMPANY OF is in
establishments o
'':::: 6: e.: ::.:, Virginia
o
~
Evening journal., 1890-09-02
EVENING JOURNAL WILMINGTON

balls-OT simmons |. Struck out Huey 3,
Lynch. Galligan, 2; Hudson, 2; Conner, Tong
mons, Engle. Passed balls-Jordan 9 Missed
third strike = Jordan, 9, Tine Of gafne-es
hours. Umpire -John Newell.
Notes.
Colonel La7feld, Of the governor s
staff, and Captain f. l. Rice, Jr, Of
Troop B, are visiting the fair to-day.
There are about 300 sheep on the
grounds for exhibition purposes. and be.
sides these there ara a large number
brought here for sale
Ten cents admission Is being charged
ct the entrance to the dog show.
The hack drivers are reaping a rich
harvest in bringing people to and from
the fair grounds.
DR. Finn says that John o McGee,
who was gored by bull yesterday morn
ing, will get along all right. He was
struck on the left leg near the hip.
The cattle exhibit is so large that more
stalls were needed beside the one hun.
bred extra ones built. Enough new
stalls were built yesterday afternoon to
accommodate the overflow. This depart
ment is so large that the judges viii not
complete their work in two days The
prize winners will be known on Thurs
day.
In the sheep and swine department II
WAS estimated by competent authority
that the largest herd Of sheep was shown
by jeremiah Mccain, he having seventy
two sheep F@
The value Of the sheep IS estim lted al
about $4,000.
I he value of the swine is estimated at
49, 900.
There are 127 Holstein cattle on exhi-
bition.
o. 4. Caruthers, OF Washington
county, Pa. exhibits one Of the finest
droves of sheep and swine to be seen on
the grounds, and he says he would not
take 81 900 for 1t.
Farmers exhibiting here say that
sheep and swine cost a great deal this
year.
The Carelle Hardware Company always
has crowd around il rs the company is
giving away ice cream to advertise new
freezer which Il Is selling
Large crowds are patronizing the
Homeopathic Hospital restaurant in the
main builoing
M, Il. Hayden, the we'll known hjrist.
has a most interesting display in the
womens building. The whole section is
one mass Of solid palms and ferns, while
against the wall is tank of various
hued flowers.
George Chandler Of Grangoue has {
pair of oxen here weighing 4, 325 pounds
Evening journal., 1890-09-02
CITY NEWS m ealEF.

A meeting of Shields Library Associa-
tion will be held on Monday evening
Labor day was but little observed here
yesterday, except BY a few contractors
employees quitting their work.
A large stone caught in the propeller
wheel of the steamer Christiana on sun
day night and delayed her for an hour.
The First Regiment Band, twenty
pieces, paraded the streets this morning
before leaving for the fair grounds
Park Guards Dooley and Sullivan gave
chase to FIVE young men who insulted
women in Brandywine Park on Sunday,
but they escaped.
The Hilles and Jones Company Of Viii
mington. Del. was awarded the contract
for four boilers for lightships Nos. 40
and "A. Contract price, So 24O.
Register of Wills ]. X Bradford to day
granted letters Of administration upon
the estate OF Thomas L Mousley, late OF
Wilmington hundred, to his wife, Annie
j. Mousley.
Collum Duffy was arrested yesterday
while wandering about Pleasant and
jackson streets. He is insane and will
probably be sent to the Delaware Hospi-
tai for the Insane.
The contract was awarded to P. f..
Martin for 1924, for building the addi-
tion to the City Hall to accommodate the
Police Telegraph System, which is soon
to be placed in operation.
The Cigar Makers Union gave a La o.
Day picnic in Donahue's grove yestei da,
afternoon About 500 people attended
The attractive features consisted o.
games and dancing, Albert's Orchsstrs
furnishing the music.
City Solicitor Lyman displayed I,
view large handsome bird of a strangl
species, at the Municipal Court thi
morning. Mr.. Lyman shot the bird nea
his home yesterday. A great many per
sons admired it.
At meeting of the Catholic Hall Com
panY last evening, @. o. Conner wa
elected president to succeed the late NJ
J. Mesley; p A Holty, vice-president
to succeed G. o. Connor and Jane
Megarey was elected to ill the board o
directors.
Miss Margaret Hilles. president Of tn
local Womens Christian Temperate
Unicn, assisted by Rev w. l. s Muir
ray and Rev. Mr.. Atkins will hold
meeting in Madeley IA f. Church to
morrow evening at o'clock, fol the pur
pose of organizing a Young Womans
Christian Temperance Union.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02
.pAUNTLEss.


.Huey out for not touching first base.
INNINGS.
Dauntless 100 SO 81 OIL
Merritts ...........0 O D o o D o.
Earned run-Merritt. Two-base hit Tor
coran Bases on errors-Dauutless. Z; Merit
. Left on bases-Seven each Sacrifice hitq-
Huey. ?; Connor, Lynch, Hudson. Stolen
bssses -Hudson,a Cassidy 2 Scheu, Bases on
Evening journal., 1890-09-02
shieIda Lihrarr Eleotlnn.

The semi annual election of officsrs of
the Shields Library Association was held
last evening They are as follows;
President f. B. Phalen; vice president,
John Mckelvey; financial secretary,
James L. O'Keefe; recording secretary.
John d. Feehey corresponding secre-
tary, R. T. Mention; librarian. Joseph
Treisler assistant librarian, James Ma
gahern; chaplain, Rev. John A. Lyons
board of directors. James Mckenna,
John Jourdan, Augustus Bfinkhyde.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02
nANKINa AND FINANOlAA.
CAPITAL, $500, 900.
THE EQUITABLE
GUARANTEED and Trust Company

4@t@t A@fHh@@ N@AA~
Southwest Corner Ninth and Market ENss
WILMIN0ToE. DEL.
Deposits or money received on interest.
Rents and income collected and remlbted Tor
\ moderate charge and estates or every de-
scription carefully managed.
his company acts as executor, adninistrR-
sor and guardian and receives aud executes
trusts OF every description from the courts.
corporations and individuals and acts az
agent for the registration and transfer OF
loans and stocks Of corporations and In the
payment OF coupons or registered int rest or
dividends
This company also guarantees the v.slidii y.
performance and effect Of any contract. be-
comes surety on bail bonds and courts and
officials are directed TO accept 1t as sole
surety in all cases
Executors, administrators or trustee Of
tates and ladies' unaccustomed to the traT
action of business will md this companz
convenient depository for money.
Wills receipted for and safely kept W THO,
charge.
For further information. Call at the olnce
1sud for circular.
WILLIAM BUSH, President.
PRESTON LEA, Vice Pres, dent.
0THO NOWLAND,
SECRETARY and Treasures
DIRECTIONS.
Wrn. II swift. 81. NJ. BarksdsIs.
Samuel Bancroft. Jr., William DUPONT
preston Lea, Ihoe. gAckson.
William Bush, VIM. z. Porter,
w. Salisbury, Jr.s Joseph swift.
Il I'll Carter, We Pennypackeg
Or. J. A. Draper y. smith 6IennAns
& Brinrhurst Jr., George Y Massey.
george ~ Bush, A. p. Robinson,
Christian Febiger, X A. Hichardsons
Evening journal., 1890-09-02
BUSINESS oPPoRruNIrIEs.

TOR SALE THE STOCK OF A SHOE
store, or the stock and business. Stock
all new Possession given as soon as sale Is
made. The stand is In good locality Adj
dress q. this office.
LOR SALE LARGE BAKING AND
Confectionery business. running two
wagons. A good chance Tor a pushing man.
VIII sell business and rent the real estate, or
sell all. Good reason for selln given. Ad.
dress BAKER. EVENING JOURNAL lice,
Evening journal., 1890-09-02
r. r. ROBINSON & CO.,

BANKERS AND BROKERS
Jorner Fourth and Market Streets
FOR SALE.
1900 Masonic Hall Company's Bonds.
30 shares Delaware Railroad stock.
Stocks bought and sold n the re'v Xor&
abfladelphis and Boston markets on commi4
don.
~ tiers OF credit given, available n All party
- world. and drafts on Engiana lreianos
Franea Gsrrnanv and Switzerland issued.
ryHE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.
NO. 500 hIAEKET STREET.
open daily from o'clock a. n. until p. n
nd On Tuesday and Sat1rday from 70 s p. "a.
MONEY LOANED ON MORTGAGES
7nc. ". PrIsu, Gmo. s. CAPE1LM.
President. Vice Prdsit@1s
&. z. TAYLOR. Treasures.
sos al AlArE8k. Ardiloz.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

REAL ESTATE.
FTOR RENT. STORES. OFFICES AND
y dwellings.
or Office
90liS Market street
West Ninth street. dwelling.
West Ninth street Office and dwelling
band West Ninth street. office and we'll
ing.
9West Ninth street. store and dwelling.
II West Ninth street, dwelling
N. +. corner Ninth and Shipley, store or
office.
glb Market street, dwelling.
s37i6 Market street, dwelling.
THE EQUITABLE GUARANTEE TRUST
COMPANY,
s37 Market street
nor RENT. FIR 81 AND SECOND
Il FLOORS. No 800 Shipley street Large
rooms suitable for iobhing or manufacturing
business Apply 10 WILMINGTON PRINT
ING COMPANY No. 800 Shipey street
Tor RENT. = SECOND AND 7 iIRD
II STORY rooms. No. 405 Shipley street
suitable for offlee or light manufacturing
Applv to WILMINGTON PRINTING COM
PANY.