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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-15

TIE Pessr Pet ~ nsrttse 1Itnl sses -
FAITH ueales.
nocky Mountain News
The Rev. d.. q r. Henson. pastor a the
Fisst Baptist church III ChioaFo. recently
told . repsssentive Of The HrsIS Of that
city his experience with one a. tks disciples
Of The faish-hsaline belief.
'sThers y man named Norton In my
church" be said, who Il : sort Of evanesl-
he and faith healer. One day. 70 my dis
may. resolved cali from Norton and his
wifs 10 ash my consent 10 his giving -
Yies 0f special Bible readinfs In my church
oa faith healing. told him Aatly that |
aidnt believe In his faith healing doctrine,
and that couldn't think Of giving my con-
sent 70 bis Billie readings. hut instead Of
being discouraged. he became more persis-
tent. ana ~ last got 10 be personal.
DOCTOR he said. has II never occurred
10 you that ron are standing reproach TO
Christianity Look Ct that blind eye Of
yours. IL might Just ~ well b. RESTORED ~
not. and would b bat for your lack Of
faith
II told him that wasn't very anxious to
have Il restored: that saw more out Of the
one eye than wanted TO see. and that ~
10 appearances | Vas good deal hand
somer. q things are. than is good for .
minister Moreover. l told him that my
eye was atrcphied and could never Be re-
stored hut that made him worse, sad be
declared that God would. in answer to
prayer. restore Il instantly. ! told him
that enc OF my sons bad lost . foot and
asked him II God would grow another foet
for him In answer 10 prayer. Bat nothing
shashed he shouted. Yes, YES, certainly he
would
by thar time Was losing my patience,
you know, and determined N cloe< up the
inserview. So said
Sec here. Brother Norton. how many
teeth have you and yoar wife got between
your
she Hooked confused . moment and
glanced ~ his wife and she ~ him Then
he smiled and said; Why. not one. We
haven't got any any teeth 1t ali, except our
false tseth.'
Nov, Brother Norton.' said, what =
shame IL IL. and what . rerrcsch 10 CARTS
sianisy both Of yea are WHY dent you
pray 10 God 70 make yen another so Of
teeth grow In your moughsf See here. yoa
and your wife 10 your way and pray for
new tcxth. and when year res teeth aave
begun 10 sproas come hack ard ve usN
pray together for my eye
You .ee. he his me in the eve and hin
him In the mouth. He ard his wife then
tcok their departure. and ] eavent heard
ANYTHING about faith healing since
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snE WATER rxoxr.

Britain Il due here from cAuekanss
~ 1ne steamship 1sanss il scheduled
3 rancisro Cog the sound today.
ece discharged ten tens az hAy "a
~ +. wharf yesterday. consigned - Jous
sensnoie. With . cargo al eoaa tcg
1- VIII b ready Sos go wstAfn =
~. NIP City Of Foehla lefs eaa Fran.
1SS mag fcs the sonnd sAs h due
ssemieF hrouehs In x1xfy spns q
- tasseavsr yspasr1ay mesutns.
sSs - bosd heoagAt hegs eAis VIA
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An FRANCISCO nARxxr nuvssw.
ynatcisco. Feb N--wheae- Dan. e.
Nit: el.xk
tiFnsr; 40. fsed. sss<a7zssa
oecks rasher light and sisuAtioa iAvon
insefest choice iced. a. SA,qei -. No.
n: lower erades. eiQelsn
Demand eupd bat hciders not anxious
eeeasns Of difference In views regarding
- Eastern markets reported stronsss quot-
.ese-Priees ,s<ady: Early Ross. u.soa
Z r & leeFieoA y. asst.ss; Dasbankx. si.sssa "a
Onchansed. fancy. lsQ4isc.
T. 9asssrn. lAesisc.
8 -ofuwoa and HundAier. coal, Man
= IN fsancisco. Arrived -Abuss Co
9poatle. J, n. Peters, Eanaimo; Reporter.
.aaeley; Hue Jacket. seattle. ssiied--cfty
Victoria cieafsd--Ncususnm. Port
~ fokk AErcHANpIsx NAaxxt
Nc&K. Feb is--saxnr-- Raw. steady.
eefsoess centrifugal -sc<t. Ssses {. r,
~ San Domingo centrifugal ss-ssst.
Uone1. arm.
-. n. eeAdyi dcmestse aeece. sssSse.
4 4 49, tifms Lake. February. ti&M
asiss; domestic tx-ss.
eesnsr; STRATA taA
ealcAso rsopucx AARxsr.
-. feh. ~ -Kye--Nny, ssAxc.
Nothing doing
g. 13~eR
- ~ - MA So ~ short clear saac1s 70.
N ves7ss<4sa
eaaeAso LIVE sseex nAsKEs.
fch IL - Cattle - Ress pfs. a.snns
seesdy: heevss. ss.sS.sAss. sfeers. sx1
xefs and feeders. s.. tSsxSse. Texas
ueesm
<SS .sewipss. ss.sops steady mixed. e. 80
~ Se&teS; light. - Sse& ~
asesaeh. Asss,; steady, natives. o. 100
~ coxe.fed. ~ sosss; Tessns. ssasSA
hvkArool aRAGx sAsxss.
S= seox- fsh Nv heal asay. demand
eeaen esses moderately,
eass demand new naked western, -
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plspafch steamers from seeflle = follows:
vicssrss. itsn =. tnssssSe.n rse~fved On
hoard at p. NJ February .. :. u, u. e and n.
ana eveEy Ave days thereafter.
Fog Alaska, Fecsuuy and n SooAmef Of
the It'll carries no passengers.
From san Francisco. Tor Victoria and Puget
Found ports: Ats . N February 4 >. Il. -.
~ aud March l. and every dvo days there
after.
Tickets may b. obtained e tho c1Dco ct the
company a. Ocean Deck, seattle.
GO0DALLs PERKINS b CO..
General Agsnn
No. 10 Market street. san Francisco. Cal
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ursRANrss rYwAns,

pcus give roar wives tso much mcEey When
they &c sAePrlux aoun sreoni street.. fss whes
fhry feoeh ASteyh<ns tsofsA ~ Ne1 SIS afk
ssex the neaasafsss display made tkerv In Els<s
ware ero<h~xy ana FsensA eesrA ana alnass
svexyshing 60 needed ~ make sne hcDe esAa
tsfai And eoxn fevsahls. u u htxhiy tmg-anset BE
sAas they viii STOP eayszs as ssas a. they hare
. cent isfs IN their rArscA. e<s'aese TIE prices
are - reAaunnhss ss ihe assersnsenf - varse<l
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robson Bros.

Wsshisgsss Gnoisratiss SD nsassssal
Aoooetattoa.
We hass ~ sale 1850 acres II diner.
ess pasB a tie state In ), ~. y. ~. . and
10 acre farUo-Goed farming lands, ~ aeres -
KnumcIaU. - miles south OF seattle % Nortnofn
Pscfac reilrned. rood Improvements. srnall
orchard. 4i.ooo: - and 10 scfee govoenOe0e
lad on noods caaai - and 10 acses egvefn-
nsnt lad To KitaAp county; 70 arfes nsas 0fesn
lake. SEC per scvs. 10 acres oras Green lake,
tiee ~ acss: u aso. Acscee tsiend. -. 10
arses Pom Aneo5eN tl7B per acres aud 10 ocfe
loes reas Porn Townsend. SID pr acfs. lake
fr0ou - Lake Washington, oppoeiss The tesmi.
mus q Madtsoa street cable railway; 10 eholce
lon . Pleasant valley, on the nne 81 the pro
poeel eleofr1c ralivay Asong The boulevard, sise
q loo &o1tA within siDhs ~ Htawefha Paxks
~ eooA; ~ acsos cholce pieces OF Northern
Pacific railroad londs II KiHg eounty, - - -
pr acre: - scses IN see =, - ~ q, re, neaS
Sosthern faal1e railroad. land Ia Wees Geox1te,
~ ersss: - scrss = y &c - . 2. rsv. al
rood iand. - scf-s s0an Ia grasa rs per acre:
10 sefeo u 80 ~ - q ., v, god ciao up
mn1. heavily timbfred. 80 per aers. 20 scsss
In sece - AMI ~, - = n.rlu. nostly boseom
iand. ezSo ~ ocfe. - acros d kugooe City
OseGou. n1eosy inpeovsd. edsetnine cav. 80
pr acso improved, viii Gus ap iDs0 arfe less
and cell IoS A average Of SO pr acre. tbs =
Kyraf bareatns 80 east OF snd near 20 IAke
WasAsngton. rs prs acra. Roxw&si building.
room -. Seattle. Wash-
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rYN rya YfYrY Heyt rs. sAyEn

Ey sahiar she Ncssn<ss faetae sssfz ezsst trasas
ieavW Seaxsls 80 = - daily We toAa<s e
cara anA al mics the sAes<sst roste 10 set-
enxuA Toartn sseepssR ears tAraexh- r1eesnx
pAsproern - rasea depo< zen - sssy boar
ahso4 - osAex sfn>A A. snist<rEs city ticket
kIn. depee tznees aeenA Neessi<e
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AnacOrteS.

Acre tracts for sale on Fidalgo island
near AnacortcS suitable for plating !:
will make eight lots to the acre.
Buy acres and plat your own lotx
We have in section "a, on Fidalxo
island, acres at $n.3oo per acre.
Lots all round i selling for 5000 to
s5oo In section IS, ] acres at $500
per acre. In section 81, 40 acres at
$s5o per acre. In sec 81, 20 acres
at SITS per acre In sec. !, So acres
at &Iso per acre.
Can make easy terms on nearly all Of
these tracts- We also have business lots on
the best streets Of Anacortes IT from $50
10 $4,000 Choice residence lots at 500 10
$6o0 just think of i'll Anscortes il only
three weeks old and has s. frame buildings
finished and under construction. Now Is
the TIME 70 invest before prices get too high
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Esox TERMINAL o. INTERIOR FONTS
SokrHKxx PACIFIC RAILROAD
y IL Hps = take 70 81 poisss Eaee ard
rnns shsuaeh vssubuled Iratns evay
1ay In - year %
81 PAuL AND CHICAGO.
no change Of earx>
Coapossd al Dsnsns Cars uasurpasssd, Pull-
nan Drawne Room sssepers 81
latest equipment
-ToUkIsT SLEEPING CARS
Deet thsS con b coessrucsed and In which
eceumU01ofions ara both FnKx and fsrnisned
o. noIiefs u nRst q sscond-ciaxs tickess, and
xLssAsr DAy coAcHEA
coneinu ltne connecting With an lines
oDordfug dsS.cs and uninterrupted service.
rultman Sleeper reservations can D. secured
- advance through any aren't Of he rosa
THROUGH TICKETS
70 ana from ~ points In Amatsa,. Eng,and
and E4-ope ca b pnrchassd q any uckes
Lave Portland q 10 >. N daily: arrivs ut
n1nueapofiD or - Paui II 5.Io p. n.
RAc1TlC DrvIuox.- frAIns tesye xfont ana q.
stseet daily .. nts : N. and 70 p N; aTrivs q
s. sssss IS s. |. n .ss s:s 5; ;. ;.
Thfoaxh Pullman Palace sleeping Cars. ele-
Rans das coachss, aness palace dining car be
twten Portland. Tacoma and sestue dtssce
ri iniessAsiop eonca-ning fsa,s. sns OF
trains ros's- and oshsr details furnished On
s 4 B. ca a1a s Asa esn. Pas. Al.
~ rir9 M; Coz: Washington. Pof:laas, or.
street, Bosbop block. erat le. Wasn.
=. TONKIN, Tickst Agent.
seattis Dspof. face Of Third street
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crEAxBa KIRKLAND
LEAVES POWER HousE.
Leaves at a m for Juanita ard vay ports
Leavsa ~ a. m. and p m TOT Newcastle
and way ports.
Leaves At t:sa p. m, for Jsanita and way postS
J. II. LoC6HEAp. Msnager
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JON = ra.A1s
lAxKxA
4s4cunrmI uAs.zss1s1
-: =. -. : !: . ::: -, ,:;s4 .
DErosrn REcuvxn
coxnsrosnxSTE
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nlesspnlansd iAR
eAs1rAI. seuasgn usssvrBss yaossr1 ssaem
s s:ssss - /: - { nv
ksv York. cAiceso. e. Psal. san Ptaa.
earo Portland. aDd vaxtous beanm
n WsshiaSson. 0sssoa and
sight bslls Of exchanss On Lsndon. svsi,aAas
colisssisas nsds = n pssaA = hvsraAas
Bond. ..sr&. 80 49, v.,-.n,.. 1900
z oepons 1of sase ksepane
rryAsurerc~ ..vvcc. ~.v~ ,vco.
~ p0fsssd sndss ne serrisoriai LAVA
CAPITAL. sSenA
o.1csr:;
3. y. HisSins--. cashisE
AsExERAL nAxxIsa susIHEs saAxsAcrxA
Wours-is5 a - : - ana sssnssssv 49,
tnSs f,nm = = o,cireS 49,
Deposits nay = nsds in person o. b. rssss
socs. ~ sn9n esds = 90 dsps
~ = 4ILLxR 4 CO. bANKEkS-
Hsufm hsech, - Columbia stsssa
4 ssxnaAx sAxkrss susxuu saAnsAcrsn
rre>e.~ Ss.s&e .ra 49,
,.-..x-...e ..-.,-..,.. 49,. 5000
pepoeits received subject q cheok.
rnensewt ria an tirsn Aennea1u
GHARLES \. EMERY REAL ESIAIE LOAN
~ Company.
A .'.1 - wy
aoruaee leans q CITY business aad residence
uons ~ ~ =, nSss - nspS .o~.t gnss.
.-,. r.~-.u S..siS s,.e. ~ o.sncn 60.
~ nr 1OnnnnL n 81 IIAS AND 1AostC Va
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cRArr1x TT1Ls MsuRANCs AND TRUST
- COMPANY
CAPITAL. sBaaA
csvscs WIN xooss LAsD CO. mArrIa


lssues policies q Insurance. upon resl eesoes
10 - reasoa Il dstscsivs utlsa
Il assumes q its own expense The desenss a.
al legaI proceedings insttuted IN the intpress Of
hon al tsoubls, annoyancA anxiety. coa ond
expenee attending such iittgettouA
Gu aAHronDa, f frssi dent end S Gcu1s1
4. y BAK8R secretary.
pucEr SOUND NATIONAL BANK. o. q
suy and scli foreign and domestic sxchanea
The United ssssss and Europe fscsivs
deposits OF mODcv and issue pA0
beoks o. cersincss1s thsrs1sk
CORRESPONDENTS
london n n RcthScfsla & Son4
Paria be Rnshschiid FrsfsA
1rAukfun A. ~. L Won sssiQes 4 c.
IS. Yors, .ssnsy e s: nc, 3! C sIA
Boston. saaolk National Bank.
Portland. ths tirst Madonna Bank
fP rrsaa 4'.'................. vsies Pirssidsns
BANK socssea corner cherry and Srsss srssh
RAsK or sRrrIsH COLUMBIA
Unsupported BY royal charter fss2l
noe open for bssinemin the
START block
Capital p..a up ..-----------s Z 80 8, q =
eorplHA---.----~--------------- aAVS
LKEITH WILSON. Nanaeer
Branches: san Fnncisco Cali. Porflsnd.
sorl Tacoma fwssA J. Victoria vsncouves, NSw
Westminster. Nsnaimo and KAnioops "a CT
General banking nsssness trsnsarfsd: foreign
exshknee .easht and soid. drafss and seis-
rrnphlr transfers opsd 0o the bash hfnnrhsm.
also on New roxk. Chsc<xo. Canada and Honx
Kong Deposits received srbsecs - check
Int~ress Paid es ssns dsPossA
JAWS coxKIIx MORTGAGE rRus1 co.
Kansas uIy Axp sEv yonE
Paid up capita, .-...ss..--....-u -5o.a@
On. In smosnu Of 80 10 sluooM Se
assay IN esosdnx ioans Applies
ssswn hsrs Nnnsypsia
~ check On tank
uyoe have ne security - hsvs ms ncasyss
Iw INT. 5xnsrai Agsn1 end 1xn1tn8
koora 1 Ne1sxn hssek
NgyRcHAxyY NATIONAL BANK
D<ssgnsssd Depository ssd A1aaaa
a&xucUf <ss
Cx4rKo srAx6 .gs xxxnExx
pnAA a fneszgn eAA donsae1o excAnngR
MAa. iniagsaoAas snAnntsfA snd iasan
0Mns. 1eown 3aks1xmG uDus1on0 Gwo8
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' acsK fs.' qss s:ss s.: &. T. s''A
-------------
rtANAueAu PACIFIC HAIIWAY-xW2 ONLY
y ....soorr,r.rr.,. ,,xx
e.,,,... .,,1 .,.,,. ,-
Praises s''''|s :ss sas 81 s:;': sss ssss
ne.
THROUGH TICKETS
nse,; 9nsesc aa,si.s; 8 Jess: Hsv
Ca - psrcAassd = - ~ than VIA any
Pr rascs. maps ana pszssssiazs can - q ID
ds< ucrorn !
No = sshisssss .ssses. resaaa4oa
IN ILLS. Tacoma ~. =
~ Aeeat vanceuvu, . c.
Sss sssIssf fscss. c. ca. sosso =
~-.c,,x.-,. J. p,,,,..r e<,r,,,r -.
-
-,.... 90.
1sns sfnvs ma 'esvs sesss'e y sol0"'
Lava Arrava
Nevca.e,e and vav sSopm sSem
Franklin and was.---.-..- osm s0pn
Col sa.ss win coseA attached. hsvs No
regular running unel vlu ce,u 8s,seneen
...r.. ..r..,
a...,. - Tv..a.~ rn,~a "a
s...sss. - =" .sss-ss.s snsir-tS 49,
-
- vAy
1Snss Of ARRIVAL end departure of trains
DAIRY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
feavs avv,v>
~ w po.us.:.-..-.- s2sm sSpm
For snoaopi.n and way sMpn sloan
roe t,,lms, and vsy sSam sEpm
~ S''1.s@ sA1 ~ 1890 7Gpm
- cA-.A - AfHo
,,srs. aw~~ ,mm
rcr Tssman sneena,r,ie
aosth bend srd vey
nsiass suam sMnu
Fer SUBURBAN posnn ave sSains sach way
sunday trains I've four hours q snoqualmie
fa,is
q W. kufR. Gen PaaA AgA
y ". d HOLBRoOk, Manager.
aASxa
rranascss general banking susins&
n sSsNC asnisr
ryAxurxcrou roAy Arrusr COMPANY
w Qsccrporsted,
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CKAIfIE. KIRKLAND. HouaHroN AND
- Var on Ferry.
STEAMER EDITH y.
VIII leave ser q CO rear VIII Lave Kirkland
cable rcd. AXE ana an way pcro.
A. 10 . %. as $50 & m
AZ leo n AIuaoa m
AZ is0 y m. At 2a9pm
Al ss2a p n. Al $50 > m
sAxx Sovrrx
Parties viii please procure their fiaross before
1aAytnx seattle. o. none will be so1A on steamed
c. r. KRAFT, Mssses
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CrKAnE1 yERxDALx. HuGHEs NAsrxR
Leaves sesstss Tor Port Townsend svsy
Sunday - p N Ears u
Leaves pust 1ownsend for DunesnAs and
Pert Angeles % 1ouoG4A Tue~dayA Wednee
DAYS and Thursdayn ~ 9 n, reeuynin4 same
day. On Frtdays 81 = ~. The kesnoale teevee
Tor pun8rnsss. Port Aneolee onA - JuaA ~
turning saturday svsning: 80 IN iessD 1ss
Townsend q 5 o'clock ios 0eatftA
VIII, BOGARDua Aeeek
voot q Marion street., right hand stds q Wsas
Seattle fsry.
THs szw. FAT srrAxER sAlRHAvEs
--LsAvxs vou--
Uuaiady. coppevflis. Auacortes. Yairhsvsn.
EeiiiuRham. 4home. Whatcom and way portD
noadsy. Wednesday and Friday = p n
nsturnine. leaves eeattls for Tacoma wsdnes-
Car. Friday and Sunday - - Z n. froo Seattle
Warehouse ca wharf,
BAKER. BACON CO., Aasnta Beeet,A
y. II. WILLOW. General Manager. Tacoma
=. l. co GILL, Aren't raienaven-
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Yrcrr sorxp 4 gratis HAasog h r
rNruuxht in one sssy from seAssssA
frutns crzneSx t&xss q kxan4ss&se g d n
via sxeaan<s srosa SesksSsA
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''''' - ~
IS" NNIININI NOTICED.
Kingston. y. y, Jan. % Special. The Ecv. Lewis
r W,ft.,u rector Of 49, .1oi,'. t.lur,b va. OBLIGED
d.: .t...f, ,...t.i d.. . ... , 49,. i.n,
~ ''' " '"'' '-' '' "''"'' "' ''' ''""
cuIi. Hall ui the W 90 shore cuplufr- are laid nap
,iti, it. .,r.rl nf ti ,it. ,,ir. ara. t,r,t,,rl,
-ul ,,,. many of tir. tLi,rrcn are d -,ilrd and
ti..,. T. ,,r.h ,.,f fr.I.i iu lu-i,... .,.u,-,li,
ro,l-tr e. y Jan. , .~prriI. rl.. uruouz,
endemic is now gradually Increasing. and there. are
,.,r. . ooo ,,..- of Do 1l. ,.,l.. ,,... ,,ti,b h,.
rr,,y,d fatal .o 1,.. i that of DR. Thom,. p,l, vL,
dl.d oh saturday. buj 90 thl, case the Immediate
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or7v,yc RAplD TRANSIT OUT Or Politics.

Albany Jan. 1t !, nov positively known that
the non partisan Rapid Transit bll for New" lorh ana
Hroolyu 10 which has been made for several
DAYS mast bv cx speaker nu,tcd VIII he introduced
in tbc senate and that it will be introduced by a
RcpuLlcan There va, ruinOr mat the blll "onh
be introduced by "A brooklyn Democratic senator, but
that rumor has no foundation senator Fasacit say s
that he has read the bill and that he regards Ms pro-
visions as excellent. "1hc people 0f New orh'
he said to-day, desire rapid transit ddch'F ana !
think they can ii with thl, BILL 1t Is Said
that ex President Clcvelands name Is not yet IN the
bill as one Of the Rapid Transit Commissioners but
that IL would be put In within five minute, II he
would give his consent The fact That 1t l. not yet
known whether hc viii give Ia, consent Is one Ot ue
causes of the delay in giving the bill publicity. WIN
Democratic citizens the name OF Mr. Cleveland o
course would have much weight and would bring
much support to the bill from them. As arranged
there viii be three Republican civilian Rapid ran,h
Commissioners and two Democratic civilians IN tlc
same position. Besides there Will bc Mayor Grant,
Of New York, and Mayor Chaplin, Of BroohNh bou
Democrats
IL is said that two Of the Republican members Of
the Board Of Rapid Transit Commlssi ncrs VIII be
Cornelius ~ Bliss and Colonel ). v X. Cruser.
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RRrcr cApTrRES THE LABoR AGITAToRS.

Columbus ONO. Jan. - t-pcpal.-Al the senatorial
candidates tonight claim that they have ichri"u-P
observed the truce agreed upon last hghl some
tsfaction has de, copcd over the deal between
Mr. H-cc and the labor candidate for speaker. Labor
Leaders, claim that Mr.. Ily,cH viii not dare etutiN
himself by voting" for the mohcSed
candidate in the caucus and pressure
is being brought to bear 10 present the carrying o"t
NJ thc deal. IIyscll has It following Of about eight
Democratic members, who come from locking. Logan
aud other counties where the mnrr, hold HE balance
~ nnWcr at general elections, and ID manufacturing
centres where the opposition 81 the labor vote ""uu
mean certain defeat Thcac Representatives arc uh
cr.,nod tn he "A unit Brlc". but they viii lollp"
ut.cI II he gucs 10 another candidate. The plan 10
ir,,,,, aLnut a transfer Of this vote D., beng Worhcd
-. 1. "unn,itiou with a possibility of success 1t
w,nId materially lessen Eucc'a chances Ol b" urIng
fine nomination. The JOINT committee l" dtI'" upon
d,t. fnr thr senatorial caucus VII meet 10 MORROW,
and viii probably fix the time for Friday evening.
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MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRATS bISPUTIyG.

postou. Jan. l~pccialJ-Thc Democratic
state Central C0Tmittec Will meet Wednesday for
orsanzaton and lively scene is anticipated as an
attempt will probably be made TO oust secretary
Alphcus T. Hardy, OF Cambridge, and Treasurer
Charles D. Lewis, Of South Framingham. The report
is that The name Of Josiah Quincy, Of Quincy Will be
prc.cutcd iu place Of Mr. Hardy and that either
Senator sullivan, Of East Boston, or cX Mayor DonO-
van, Of Lowell. will be urged for Mr.. Lewo's place.
Mr. Donovan has gone south for the benefit Of his
health which is far from good. All sides agree on
Z. 4. Collins for chairman Of the committee. TX
Senator sullivan is treasurer Of the Democratic
CITY Committee. Of Boston. There was report yes
tcday that the opponents Of Mc-Srs. Hardy and Lewis
had claimed All but members al the outside
fifteen opposed 10 the election of those pihccf,
The TumOr quickly COntIadlCtcd by the ldtcra
friends, who claimed that the committee stood thirty
seven for Hardy and Lewis. fifteen opposed, with
three members, say for doubtful.
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RK, MONDAY, JANUARY g. IS9G-TEN PAGES
FATAL CASES or THE GRIP.
THE DgATH-EATE CONTINUES HEAVY.

UNDERTAKERS SEND Away FOR MORE HEARSES
DIR. PAXTON CATCHES THE INrLUEYzA.
The large number of deaths in New York and
neghbOrng cities is shown by the fact that request
made Yesterday by undcralcrs in this city for
ten hearses from staten Island. Two were all that
could be furnished. IN undertaken who brought them
over sad that during his thirty years experience in
the business it was the first time he had ever known
OF demand for hcar,c, being made upon staten Island
by undcrtakcrS in this city.
The ranks Of the police force are showing the effect
of :he epidemic The list Of those who are suffering
from it contains the names of 337 members of the
force.
Dr. John r. Paxton, pastor Of the West PreSby-
lcrian Church. in West Forty second It., was taken
seriously i'll yesterday at his home, No. 81 West foiN-
siNth-s lie preached at the morning service ye'er-
day. During the afternoon he was stricken with the
influenza His family physician was summoned, and
declared that il vas A severe attack OF Ia grippe
Eurtis ohidmorc age twenty five. and member OF
Of the Oldest and Lcs-knOwn families III New
York. died at O'Clock last evening, nom az attack
of the grip % that terminated in pneumonia. lie
had been III for week or more with influenza Ol0
refused TO give up to the disease until saturday
when he was compelled To take to his bed. lie was
the Of William l.. skidmorc oi 80 A. West Fifty
sccOnd-st and engaged IN business a Diohcr
being mhcr OF the Consolidated Exchange. lie
was well known in society, and was "A member oi 'h"
St Nicholas club aud the Ncw-l orA Athletic 'HuD
Two hundred and seven death, were reported at
the Health Department for the twenty four hours end
ing al noon Yesterday Nmc more fatal cases of Ia
grippe were reported TO the Coroner and there were
many new cases Of the prevailing epidemic Of more
or less severity
Dr. !. b. Linchan, one Of the physicians Of the
Board of Health, died yesterday afternoon al the nome
Of his father lie Wa, attacked with influenza on
Ncw Years Day and th.- led to congestion Of the
Wltlrf drVel.fad INTO UHeOulug from
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Justice and Justice Harlan fifty seven. Justice
Lamar Is siXty-hve Justice lllatchforn Is
five years his senior Justices ,iier Miller
and Field are the same age, seventy fOur ana Juslce
Bradley is the NestOr Of the Court having lived
seventy seven years. All the members OF the Court
who are seventy could retire, and they wonld go on
drawing their full pay until the day Of their death,
but they prefer their robes with the haru work
which the possession of them entails.
The Court Circle as il is called in Washington.
is perhaps the most exclusive set in the society or
the Capital The members Of the Court ana Their
wives dine at one anOther's houses every week or
during the As soon as the junior mem.
bcr OF the Court is comfortably settled, the Cher
Justice will give dinner in his honor and this Will
I'm turn be followed by all the other members OF the
Court Justice Brewer Is "A nephew OF Justice tield,
and for the first time in the history Of the Conrt there
will be relatives the bench.