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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-13
BUYING Up cASSERaEs.

A Bagftsh Syndicate s~caFfng CoatreI
On Cefambia River.
Pfrrssrks. March L. - A prominent
dealer IN canned good has just retained
from Oregon He says the English are
trying 10 buy the Columbia river salmon
canneries- They have options on every
cannery bat three. and the entire transac-
ton involves 81 90 Coz
The AFFAIR viii probably be consnmmated
and the salmon fisheries be run hereafter
by . syndicate.
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AnacOrteS.

Acre tracts for sale on Fidalgo island
near Anacortes, suitable for plating !;
will make eight lots to the acre.
Buy acres and pla, your own lots
We have in section "a, ON Fidalgo
island, S acres at sI,5co per acre.
Lots all round it selling for $500 to
5000 In section 2s, J acres at $500
per acre. In section 81, 20 acres at
ss5o per acre In sec 81, 20 acres
at sr75 per acre. In sec. 7, 80 acres
at SI2o per acre.
Can make easy terms on nearly all 81
these tracts. We also have business lots on
the best streets Of Anscortes al from $40
TO a. 1so Choice residence lots NJ 500 10
$500 Just think OF itl Anseortes - only
three weeks old and has 5. frame buildings
finished and under construction. Now is
the time to invest before prices get too high
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pAcrric COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

dispatch steamers from Seattle o. follows:
For san Francisco, via Port Townsend and
Victoria. At p. m. passengers received on
board ii S p M March e. Q. IA, Is "a, ., and
every ave days thereafter.
For Alaska: March 8 and -
From San Francisco for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: Ate q m. March l. 6. IL. Is. II,
d, 81. aud every eve days thereafter.
Tickets may be obtained Ut the once Of the
company at Ocean Dock, seattle
GOODALI. PERKINS & CO., San Francisco
II. MCCLELLAN, Superintendent, Seattle
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Tie steamer FeserA8ne vsn leave Hateeas.
CosxAr vsA-s socs 81 Ax-soc ss-ses. Wednesday
A2a saturday EsorrtEx at Q ~ sox Port
6a.ezs, seabseA- ( asaa city ara a. war 20 = .
"a &oc<s taraA kssRxalsg seasss Iakoz CITY
hc1<sAy ard fhzYssay zo<zsrx Fc- tr~sxhs ~
pa<sasa syyssy as Hat5e Ss-IosEan wssxs o. -
board John AADkks3S. kAsssx.
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MARKETS nv TELEaRArH.



NEw YoKK. March ls.-Stocks during the
ueaser portion OF the day were duh and stag
nant for most Of the list In the last hour IL
US reported that the Chicago, Darlington q
Quincy had 81 last secured . controlling interest
ID the Chicago. Burlington & Northern. and
there Was rash TO buy grangers and stocks all
round which would BE- benefited by q sessation
OF the rate cutting in the Northwest The close
wsa active. excited and strong Ai the best prices
u the day. Burlington q Quincy IL up -.
Governments were steady. Petroleum opened
nfm b. and advanced TO 9S,kp then became dull.
M retained the advance. closing nEsn 81 9sss
mock exchange opened at q higheS, 81. lowest
4 and closing Sc Consolidated exchange
opened at 81. highest sfs. lowest ~ closing ~
y Total sales. 2 900 barreia
EXCHANGE AHD sxcuRrrrEs
Esw YosK. March f2-Money on call easy a.
81. prime mercantile paper 9, az sterling ex-
change. dull and steady; so-day bills. Nsis.;
hmand. N.s4s..
naS silver. asts.
rospa
spsgistertsd, .i2la.siss coupons los
lconponsl l2.ss Pacific es. ......... lie
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rng wArER rRoNr.


re bark Nonanism il sssli ~ Harrington q
enssAs WHAT
Ihs bark pessoi, took s,iaeninx Al the hmnkess
rsssday night.
70 Al Inspectors Bryant And Bullone lefs Zoe
saafeem yesterday
ass klus Jacket will 90 10 the bankers today
"a begin loading coal
ne Steamship Hsytien RspahIsc Is due here
''s.a san Francisco ,amerros evening.
- ,se Steamer Henry Bailey discharged Ten tins
Yesterday
sne steamship Umasills resarned srosa Van.
- sSasef Yesterday. saa weas to the coal hunkers
s1e loads full cargo
zee naFkentane Amelia anisnra dischargssx
ssuss evening .: YesleF wharf. and viii DC
essd 10 Tacoma TO-DAY.
~ me sag nisgs,ch Is ca the war here srura
sdy with boom OF cedar Logs fes the
'aaasis aia OF the ary dock.
NE ]. c. Britain 10 leading rsilsosa sren and
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SHV ttEh AEkt AANDs1&~
NV foax. March Il --Hops-weak.
SUBSCRIPTIONS closed firm, from points
ecwn 10 10 Mp: sales. 20 $50 bags. March SIT ~
yAee; Arrit ti7sNeis.so; Mar, siT sosai7 IS:
suae, 81 skSi7TS; July si7.SssiTtA Spot Rso.
ma iais esfgoes, iae. Me- dat bean, iai.c.
soSar-Raw, Arm mining TO- Centrifugal
seH his. refined firm. II
Ccpp<r-steady; lake, March sissA
lead-oules. domestic. sSeTls.
un-Easeir, Straits. seosn
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK sKroar
VuScAse. March II. -Cattle-Recs rts. is.eao;
seeses, ASssAio: steers. s. sesSzu, steekers
ne ssesisrs. ss.ses5 Is; Texas eoTa-ied steers.
Unsa s.. cows. ssa2ea.
noes- kecetp's. ss.eS: strong % shade higher,
sised, 3 asssi Is, heavy. 81 assss So l.ghs. sasa
soevp-Recsirts. s.ta,, steady, natives. sSTa
~ Western corn-fsd 81 SAssAsS: Aexiesns.
0S4AlA
CHICAGO rRonccE MARKET.
sHteAeo, March ie.-Rye- March. ego.
nafisy-Sominal
Wkisky-A
sAesldes-stsaatso shor, clear. sAsssasa.
sAost ribs. asA
LIVERPOOL GRAIN NARkxr
uvrsroos- March i2--whext-Qaiet. holders
Mes moderately
Sosn-oalet: new mixed western. IS sd.
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ERoM TERMINAL Oh INTERIOR POINTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Is the line to take to oil points East and
south. II ia the DINING CAR ROUTE 10
rams through yestbuied Trains every
day In the year TO
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
no change Of carp
Composed OF Dining Carr unsurpassed. Pail
man Drawing Room sleepers of
latest equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and in which
accommodations are both FREE and furnished
for holders of first or second-ciaas tickets. and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
A continuous line connecting with all lines
snording direct and uninterrupted service.
in advance through any agent oil the road
THROUGH TICKETS
To aud from oil points in America. England
and Europe can be purchased at any ticket
ONCE OF this company.
Leave seattle at sos n m daily, arrive at
Minneapolis or st. Paul At $40 p m
PACIFIC DiyIsIoS.-Arrive al seattle 9. IS q. m /,
through train from East and South l1:S5 q.
coma express; 9:5s m. Portland and south.
Leave seattle 5:G5 . m, through train for
East and South. 1880 .. m. Tacoma express;
2:i5 2. m, Olympus and chehalis express: Up
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. eie
CANT day coaches, finest palace dining cars be-
tween Seattle, Tacoma and Portland Direct
Daily service.
Full information concerning rates, time Of
trains, routes and other details furnished ON
application TO
A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen Pass. Agt,
l21 First ST, Cor. Washington. Portland. Or.
A. CHILBERG, City Ticket Agent 7l6 Second
street. Boston block, Seattle, Wash.
z. TONKIN Ticket Agent.
Seattle Depot. foot Of Third street
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TTyHE FAST AND coMMopIOUS PASSENGER
Il 6TEAMkR MULTNOxAH.
soProsIrIos BoAD
Leaves the n r. wharf dai y Att O. m. for Oiym-
pia, Kamiiche and Grays Harbor returning -
Tacoma ~ p. M, connecting with boats tof
skATTLE AND wHATcoA.
Arriving 81 seassle At p. m
TINE IasLI.
Lv Tacoma go m Ar Olympia osoa m
Lv Olympia lek . m Ar Kamiiche 1iSa n
Nv Ksmiiche 12l5 p m Ar Olympia l45pm
Lv Olympia zoo m Ar Tacoma seopm
Connecting with teas for Seattle.
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0uIcKEsT TIxK TO OLYMPIA.
KAMIIcHrK AND sRAy's HARBoR
THE PASSENGER STEAMER MuLTSoxAH.


The opposssion boAtl
Leaves Tacoma from tae ~ r wharf daily, ex-
cspt euasiay. - . m. share. Returning,
lexves kznsichss is:s5 p. m Olympia. p IA
steamers reaching seattle q ! p. m, and which
ere through hoafs for Whascor and war points
Leaves BAKER 4 Bacon's dosk. loot OF rneoa
street, seattle. for Tacoma, a. .. m, Sua4ay.
" B-This boat must be taken from To
coma for sssayss Hsrbor country, being the
o1Iy THROUGH BOAT
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bxATfLxs Aasch II
& rrehanees q the Seattle clearinghouse today
- 10, ~ -.
~ resmer Point Arena Ioedsd go sacks at
1G. y sDns Of hsy and 10 tons Of chopped ised
SI $500 q Badere's wharf. ana - tons Of
Iii nefchsudise for whAtcum and The east
11x 8 Harrington & smiths wharf this
Sss-crtsnt among the shipments from seattle
1870 anfi today were the follow mr.. One
<S16ood q machinery 70 Tyndaie, carioad Of
- . 1sComa. carload Of cattle 70 Col
Sela. easioad Of lumber 10 Slaughter. car
~ e hay 70 Redmond. carload Of cabie 20
4 -. / carload Of hay 70 xIiensbusGh. l car
SS7 Fl hops 70 Chicago: ton u hops to Winui-
- eorjoad of shingles to the east billed 70
l1nnesoss Transfer, and carload Of hay 70
~ Gamer Henry Bailey discharged ten tons
lhw ibsm the 6kagtt river u Bsxters wharf
nMning
~ pouitsy mafkce Il still supplied largely
So - eass, and the high prices quoted in
S11 leooy's list ere stu maintained, The local
81 & exf~meiy short and is not anywhere
SSe ioewe ououeh TO meet tbs demand. The
- eli = Tor hens, that for turkeys and
ne ehtekens being bat light Game Of eli
- scarce - 70 be practically out Of the
~ uast market IL unchanged Local
1msaFs stiil buying heavily Of dressed beef.
$3.50 now constitutes the principal supply Of
20 ooFket, Good dom site cattle arc - scarce
60. with mutton, pork ard veal there IL
H01n a soecial interest. Prices on sill arc ~
11n15ona No advances Of any kind are
6etd tos some time yet.
GS1ifoeuia butter still rules the butter market
: - psoctical exclusion Of al other brsnds
~ lemand continues strong, and prices ere
- & 1T quotations. Stocks are large enough
(Dnoe u requirements,
nsncnAHp1ss AID YnopucE RECEIPTA
nurlus he ,est twenty four hours the merchan-
- "a produce receipts ~ this port were ~
E1IcUs: Northern Pacific railroad. al fonss
o1lumhia 4 Puget sound railroad, 70 tons.
SrallIe. Iaks shors 4 Eastern railway, $50 tons.
" v1ss- Henry Bailey 10 tons; Point Arena,
I91Bos: Michigan. 100 tons; Fairhaven, ID tons
~ receipts. IA tons.
snifMENrx
pufine the last twenty four hours goods and
umuhandiss were shipped from Seattle 10 the
oufsoundinx country ~ follows: Northern Pa
~ snilroad. 6s tons: Columbia and Puget
ohund fallrosd. - tons; Seattle, LAks Shore 4
1nson railway. I<s tons. BY wstsf-Potnt
Aysna, % tons: State OF Warrington. 20 tons;
Nsuatainecr,7 tons; Augusta, tons: Grace, 4
tuns: eide. : tons. Mtchigsn, 8 tons: Fairhaven,
= tpm: Della, 5 tons. Total shipmenfs, 30 tons
xAruRK OF sEcxrrs.
Klftsen can general merchandise. ! car horses,
lensyrup car pipe fittings, car tin plate, l
- hoisfing machinery. ears shinsles ears
MuboR, car fresh meaf.s cars cattle, car
-. car paper. I car hay. car roofing, car
nocAiusry. l car ham, car emigranfs' nova
~, car beer, l ear .. large coach, cars
NH. 400 pieces sewer pipe.
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The company reserves the right to change the
time table or plscxs OF call without notice.
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE.
Tuesdays and FridayG
DAYS OF ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE.
Tuesdays and Fridays
JOHN A. oBRlEN. Master.
Z. W. Mc3ISNIs, Agent
JOHN IRVING, Manager c. r. n. CO.. Id
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DR. JORDAN'S OFFICE
10 1t the Residence Of Gx-Aaayov Yes
Ter, Third and James.

Consultation and prescription absolutely
FREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.
CAUTIoN-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: "Dr. ]. Eugene Jor-
dams Histogenenc Medicine Every other
device Is . fraud
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A spEcIAL BARGAIN.

We ofler for . fey days only some unpatted
acre property fronting on Salmon bay, near the
town OF Ba lard VIII make thirty four water
front lots aud 10 LOIS on the land. exc usive Of
railroad righfrofway. A ne are owners OF this
property, We are prepared TO make tcylaA
Harry White a CO.. Yesser avenue, opposite
south Third street
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SEATTLE
Medical and Suyi
DISPENSARY,
Asfias S'sek. csasnsia ssrsst n.y., -.
coNDUCrnD ~
YRS MERRILL and MFRDll
SPECIALISTS
n cAss.sA SsvssA sGia aaa x,ssa s,
TO vHg lAptee.
Nse moss careful aad cousideuuo. =
snaer fsom any osscure, siisscsls = &
olsease or II the common ruus1ns 49, ~.
sN yon remember he celebrusSd sss1<1
s e you when others fail Thn rrees37ks1.. l|
skssaed - every department. 81 mssy<ssS .s 4
E.rSl experience. The prolassor - H.3 z
NJ sxn<sssnes in the hcspitalz q RrecSiSn
Mosnen's HcspitA Coiiese Nee ~ ~ : Z
enc % the most succsssfnl ana 80 49,
cososiesi specialists in this country = = 3 4
70 Young and aasddle-Annn 49,
scssons Iso.ity. spsrmssorrhe~. ss..S;
ton n,r aSs'sa, pssay. arising hom &
gmpIee 90 The lace. avsrsion = 49, -
Ssssfskca. iack Of ccnAdenoA Am ~
.ssssy Or n.s.ns.s ana ands iiis -
"a 49, ana speedily c1re1
s .00o AND SKIN osog Aarx NJ
cenpisssly er n S6ase dssadfal = IL ~ ~
vssss s;A. Ssi snss ,. sssx permanently 60
Kidney. rrinsrv - p,.AA
Painfsl dtf1cuil too fseurest sSs.{~
r r,ooay srine. high eolorsd = With Silfv
s sisns GA aandtnn. vsak hack, GcSSSSu 49, (
cssrses !ess aa promptly end saisly o1Iok
o. sooc->s 10 RHsed tsuon &c..
nsnsiy. remedies oct quickly ana ssss 49,.
-, We DO ncs claim 70 know svuyn,.. !. e,
ton 70 medicine o. diseassa = ~
every cese. but vs DO cloi1 iSsf : Se..S
s.,o snu = ancfeaaing psactloA. Win -
tors sStiI 's's@aa ~ ass ~ - pgou1 q n
ksp:,isncs y yessA syssysAsas. x.s~,ua.
and successfully treating shousss4 ~
= ssr sssfy -, eSe 81. profsaion and ooou1e S@
s lsessa Win ~ sysy pssssntahls ior1 o. F.
ssrering with like naisdisS ~
cseded IN restoring health q 4 No. Is<sS4s1
s ss,ss y Icass sssn assss esass sl}Iio6 ~
nsns shsnse sos ~ n SsIsa = e0seo aay Doe16s
.e Ne Are p:sronissd 81 : ssan u is11n -
81 isn emsn seo ssSscios. = - inYess1 ~
s s1s e = frightened swss lsss 49, ~
onscs linn q our om..e.. A.~~.......
faction Of : frss ccnsuitrsioa. ~ ~
ence tnes sney may depsn1 upon poDe1V1nS GS7s
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-THE ONLY
TRANscoNTINENTAL LINE
Running solid trains from
PACIFIC TO ATLANTIC COAST
CONSISTING OF
Palace Sleeping and parlor cars,
Elegant day coaches,
Luxurious dining cars.
commodious colonist sleeping csrs-ths latter
free.
THROUGH TICKETS
To 81. Paul. Chicago. Detroit, Toronto, Montreal,
Quebec Halifax. 81 John, New York.
Boston. Portland, and all
POI uts In the United
States and Canada. can be purchased ct less rates
than via any other line.
Passengers booked to and from IN European
points.
70, rates. maps and particularly call on or I'D
C g. MccoRD.
No. Washington street. Portland, Or.
F.w McGINSiss, seattle, wash
W. n. CARSON, Tacoma. Wash
DE BROWN, Asst Gen. Freight and Passcu-
ger Agent Vancouver, b G.
Correspondence respectfully solicited
Canadian Paciec Co, postosace-
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CTEAMEs KIRKLAND
RAVES PowER House

L4AkE - FUNEk FbNsE
Leaves ~ a - for gs&nttA and Wxy r9-ss
Leaves o. q "a and p n. aor <escAst<
aFd way r<ert&
Leaves a. fssa . =. fer Jasnfts aai way ports
Isasyss a. isi-c > H. Tor Heusatca aa1 vay
lie loCGHEAp. Nsn.xsr
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norEI. ARRIVALS.


THE RAfxiEk.
Il W foang. Minnsap W Johnson, M.uneap
Knseiand. Shelton W " Fxrriei p Townsd
BSchwasxken, NY Is Potter, Fidaigo City
II Vail, San FrxnciscoG 0laser, Dsuyer
e 6lasef. Denver III Flsgg. New York
A stoichsr. n Townsnd Nelson. Tacoma
W Andrews, MINI Col Schneider, y Y
- staff, Portland X Erwin. 81 Paul
~ brfnntes Iowa II Eriick. Omaha
X AtilH n Yakima Tshrse san Francisco
o Asshiot. Portland, C Phillips, II Townsd
VI BauRh. 3 Jose Cal kope VT, san Fran
Nolan. sea- Fran Barnard, Puysi.np
Fred II Dayton, Chieaxo
THE kxo2pAIafr
" Entz vi, City yol'idse. Tacoma
NJ smell, Tacoma N Bitterman. Tacoma
Void. Gilman r Ryan 4 Vt. Blanchard
X Carter, Blanchard I Dale. Blanchard
Mrs Haywood. PorglsndF Way. city
q w HadIey. Ind Constance vi. PIT
II McSam ara. A 'cortesR Lytie. Tacoma
A Elliot, . - 4 H Bancroft. 81 Paul
A II Hayes. Aberdeen EE Henery. Portland
Walter Barry. Gilman A Hogxarty. Snohomish
II Brown. sF ca IIanzste. W wslla
= Bsyiess. 81 II Bsyisss. ST.
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EAs rn1k


FAsr NM
"a MAIL sTxAM1x NAHEL
WIN leave Yesser's dock Is 7 q n every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday for Tveivemtle Point
Edmu1ds, Murkissso. Narysv.iie. Lowell ana
Gnohozassh. returning following days 1t : q n
GEO. n F0STKR. Aeent
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GoYERNMrNT LAHn.

We can locate you on good quarter section.
where you can get good rich soil and from two
70 Eve million Seef OF lumber. We know every
foot Of oerevamssf iand In the country. aud viii
guarantee 10 satisfy you. Abbott a 6rifashs,
real estate broker Ga second street
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Hvo MONTKsAEo AND ALL POINTS on
GRAY's HARBoR

PUGET SOUND 4 GRAYs HARBoR 4 Z
Through In one day from Seattle.
Trains connect daily ct kamiichie g I n N
with steamer from Seattle
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Mortgage loans on improved farms ana city
property. Lowest rafea No delay.
BRANCH OFFICE.
Room 8 Kflsen block, osastls. ". T.; ooorss
Fowler. manager
RAsfKHN opyxcRA
Eo.U Wan street. New York: Sears bufldinR.
Boston.
wRgYKRN orvIcEa
Home once, Walla wAllA. W. r.: Nrnnch o..
Gees, Colfax and 6eastieL
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)uGk SOUND NATIONAL BANK. OF 81
u attic
Buy and seil foreign and domestic exchanep
transfsr money BY telegraph 70 any part a
tie United States and Europe, receive
deposits Of money and issue poss
books or certificates therefor.
CORRESPONDENTS:
London, n. -. Roshsc hid d soma
ra-ia. De Rothschild Fferes-
Frankfurt A. H., L Won SteigeR Co
New York, agency u BANK of California
Chicaao. Commercial National Rank
Boston. sufzolk National Bank.
San Francisco. the Rank Of California
Portland. the First National Bank
fHkk VICE rreo1dene
Bank located corner Cherry and yrOnt streets
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-05
WHO CAN TELL?

II Benson Is putting up that job on
Feeney to divide the Second precinct?
How Alderman Macarthur likes Turk
ish bathss
Who has Noelke's s25 silk umbrellas
How much Alderman Norton pays for
stable room in Number Four engine
houseY
Why Brother Benson does not run
himself as an independent candidate in
the Fifth district. instead of running his
puppetS
Where Frank Herrick got those four
deueesg
Why George Mallore smiles so mucnf
Why Tommy Douglass has joined the
new singing society of St. Marks
Church,
What young clergyman in this city is
known as '.Swelled Headletsns
When VIII Albeit will take unto him
self wife,
What lucky Jersey City girl will catch
him2
Or whether he win go to New York or
San Francisco for a bride like his friend,
VIII Heppenheimers
Why Mayor Grass man. of Hoboken /,
wears such a happy look of Later
If it is because he has been promised a
lay Judgeship.
When Charlie Darcy is going to wed
that $50 600 beauty?
How some OF the Hoboken Justices of
the Pence manage to exc out a livingS
A happier man than Captain Hayes, of
Hoboken, in his new uniform?
If Jimmie Manning will be the next As
semblyman from the Fifth
Why Paul Sury takes such an interest
in the proceedings Of the Board of Alder
menu
How much the politicians are going to
make on that Grove street paving job2
How much the city is going to loser
How much the city's employees will
have to put up for the coming election?
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-05

Stage Notes.
Flora Moore. whom the gallery boys
hold in pleasant memory as a singer of
sentimental songs to guitar accompani
ment. is making a record in Cincinnati as
a wrestler and knocker out of managers.
In b recent conversation with Il reporter
of that place she said:-"One night Jake
Rosenthal came to my dressing-room and
said:-'Ed Morris can't sing. Will you
do me McGInty?' See? i don't know 1r
never heard it.. l said. Charlie Berg
man, the leader of the orchestra, came in
and told me the words and | learned It.
SeeP That night went on the stage ana
sang it. My singing McGinty made the
piece, see? Now Rosen comes in and says
it's rotten. You know what that means.
So help me gracious, it's the truth.
Carrie Turner gave several American
auditors u surprise the other day when
at the Islington Grand Theatre. to oblig 9
and please her old friend Teddy
Michael, who is much interested in the
fortunes there of 1.-THE Bookmaker.
played by George Barrett--she assumed
the small character OF Lady Jessie. Upon
the bill of the play she figured as Con-
stance Wintherpe, and there were puz-
zled looks as The American auditors
ranged their eyes between the programme
and the iady's face.
The Echo dc Paris tells the foil owing
good story Of the elder Dumas On the
first night Of Camille at the Paris Vau-
deyille he attracted considerable atten-
ton from the audience by his evident ex-
citement. During the interlude friend,
thinking to flatter the old man, said to
him, There's some work of yours III This
piece, isn't there?' Yes. the authors my
work was the laconie rejoinder'
Beatrice Cameron Is TO have an cppor-
tunity of appearing in sLesbia" at =
Madison Square Wednesday matinee be-
fore Mr.. Mansfield's engagement closes.
This classical curtain raiser was success
fully produced nj go London Lyceum
during the Mansfiel .lsun there.
The Sisters Levey's statue one cOmeli-
ness and graceful dancing i'll - Parlor
Match have brought prosperity TO the
box office of the New Park Theatre.
The dramatic editor OF the Columbus
Dispatch says that Agnes Booth is the
wife of Edwin Booth. Il takes those
Western men to ferret out facts that no
one else even suspects.
The late Frank A. Marshall made pro-
vision in his will for the donation OF ESQ
and picture of Hamlet and the King
to Henry Irving. His wife, Ada
Cavendish, is the residuary legatee.
An attraction advertised at Philadel-
phia museum is 1.-THE Man with the Big
Head" 1t is supposed to be an actor
who has had one season on the New York
stage.
Mary Eastlake has now severed all bust
ness connections with Wilson Barrett and
will tour. under her own management.
with new play by Wilton Jones called
"A Yorkshire Lass. y
Bronson Towards old play "Hurri-
canes" is now played at the London Cri-
terrain Theatre under the new title OF
Truth The Londoners like it.
Mrs. Kendall will arrive In New York
next Saturday. She is accompanied by
one of her children-a girl of sixteen.