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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14
HOME NEWS.
WHAT 1s GOING ON TO-DAY.

Assembly Committee on Census hhuher"''o"' r"f' -
Superior Cont. 49, =, ,., AL
Fsssett Investigating Committee. W. NJ lN'nss once
senate Committee o Sugar Trust. Hotel Metropoie
10 80 a. m. . . 49,, - -,
Manhattan Athletic Club games Madison square "A"e"
p. m.
Corouer,s INQUEST in Staten Island mystery case
ro,, :, aid OF Babies Wards. Shefry's afternoon and
evening. ,.-,,- ,,,.,
Lecture by Miss Kate Field before working "omehs
Society Chickornc Hall p N.
stockIcr Association reception to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Jones, y.
Georce r. Kunz's free lecture. Cooper Union 3 p m
Opcning OF Harlem Republican Club. p N.
ScbooIuia .t-r, Association, Columbia College 10
a. III.
Io,os Club reception. clubhouse 80 D. M
psi vpslon Clut 40. 80 West Forty-s'cond'st, even
ing. ,.-
H. NJ Leipzierr before School Of Pedagogy university
n, the CITY OF New.York. l. 80 p. M.
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OUTGOING STE.I nEIS.
TO-DAY
TUESDAY,. MARCH IL
Venezuela. Red d. laguayra..
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.Yo Rk..........FRsDAY MARCH ~. 1891
ARRIVED

steamer Brcoklyn city ,Brl. Barclay. Bristol FEB go
lJar 80 ,,,.- =, =, o., .,, 49,.
IA n Z tortt- Arrived ut the Bar at = 81 y M.
Steamer sorrento rr Jorgensc. Hamburg Feb % WIN
mlse paSSrHgcIH 10 rhIcI LuJo W. wa" ''"
steamer Cha;rau Yqurm (Fr) olivier. Bordeaux Ma. =
with mdse and nasseugcrs funch Edge &c co. Arrived AT
the Bar at l.3U m o..- -. 81 al. d. .
Ohnda tPori). Maitfos ploi'o rep ~ VIZ -
Mcnars &c with mise and paasengers To Hagemeyer
Hrunu Arrived a the Bar 1t 30
81 Lrsealu Puerto Cabello 10 daS :.
with copper order. vessel To Bowrng Archioa!i
81 the Bar nj - ~,
steamer Prlnz Mem II (D;ch). Slater. Paranarbo Feb
~ via Demrrarn Trinidad. Puerto tabello &c with mdse
To Kunhar,ii ~ 90. Arrived 81 the Bar at 90 y m.
Mckee JAcksDuVlllc VIA Charleston
nidse aud passengers {" VIM tIyde d g" ., -, .,
steamer CITY NJ Atlihti Dole "csN rou " WIN iueo u"
Old Dominion rs 60
Steamer Roanoke Huipners. newport News and Norols
with mi Sc ana passengers To old Dominion s. GO.
Vest Point. Nd.Wltl nl,t
psssenge To Old Dominion IS GO. go
BARK Lali'. Miller. tlentueEns - uaNS WIKI pl"S
plmic to Jas Ward q Go. vessel 20 Wayie n Co
sUNsEr-Wnu AT sandy Hook. strong, WI cloudy and
haLy. -. ,,
Arrived yesterday
Dawson. Liverpool Mar T. queens
Hnt passengers toJ Brace Isnay Arrived
AT The liar at Ia
American sugar Refining 60, vessel TO Peudeni carver
Nichols sr,-D
steamer Scrvia Brl Duton Liverpool via Queenstown
Vernon Ill Brown & Co -.
steamer Marsha Ger. Mas. Hamburg-funeh. ENe d
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IS 4 CIVILIAN TO SUCCEED MURRAY1

\ practical citizen, who knows Tammany Job
when he sees it, aid yesterday What does this talk
about superintendent Murray successor mtau: IL
Mr. MURRAY /, not able carry hi work, why should
a civilian be appointed TO take his place Does Tam
many that Inspector steers i too smart to sue
coed Mr.. Murray, Inspector COnn too honest. or
Inspector Williams too independent Why should
these men be asidei What does all this mean J"
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CASES ARGUED IN TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany, March lJ-The following cases were argued
to-day in the Court OF Appeals:
William H. Townsend, respondent, agt James H.
McCoon and Others, respondents, and Robert Alc'l,
IT., dS executor, etc. appellant
Winfield III. BOssont. r>ponccnt. agt Inc Rome,
Watertown and Ogdcnsburg Railroad appellant
Following is the day calendar for Monday, March
10: Nos rs, IL. 20. 49, 10. 81, 50 and 40
In the second Division today the following case
was argued
Isaac w. Adams, appellant agt. Charles NJ. spell
man, respondent.
Following is the second Division DAY calendar for
Monday Nos :G4. 223. 90. 2Go, 23i, 1853, 2Ge
and 20.
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NNLSIIuLSTER CNI'\TN.

WHITE PLAlNs.-Thc Board Of Town Officers yes
,crday decided to hold the general town cic'toh az
~. rown Han. instead Of at four separate polling
place, advertised
r,uNNTDWN-- The pupil, of the NOrth IauytoWn
uulc school rendered lccc~.iOn III me SCHOOL Ou!lu
,ug t.t evening to Ward l.. lurncli fo't t. y. a.
go. attended by many prUmiucnt people ana was
,,invrd LN the veterans. Tire programme lh'Iu't''
an ,ddrc-> of welcome by Miss Jennie -choicG ana 4
co.. :, by commander H. pdgnrll Pupils OF the
'rl,,l lang patriotic arr. >peccLo, we're maze Nv
tho Ncv Or. \. j. Palmer. the Rev. William '"'cl'
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WHAT ATHLETES ARE DOING.

Thu oos IN be rolled in the Kings County individual
hauling this evening are as follows: Toby smith vs.
uyland, Rudyard VS.. Toby smith, llyland vs. kudy%
The boxing tournament of the Astoria Athletic 'iuo
vil he hed at the Puritan Hail. Long Island CITY, next
Saturtav evening The FLOWING weights are open ~
ali amateurs \. \. L. rules To govern Baitth. ~ -;
pDund, feat her. II pounds hight l}o pounds sleca
diamond ring will be given to the winner OF each con
test and A g.ld watch 10 second man, entries ~ po
made In Flank II. burke, Long Island CITY,
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Father Alexander Dzubay, a Hungarian priest OF the
Greek Church. Of WkcSbarre. Penn, has purchased
the church property Of 81. Johns Lutheran EvanGel't
society," in Loonard-st., for $1,000. Father DhuDay
viii Take possession OF his new purchase January l.
1S03 1t WILL it is said. be the only Hungarian Greek
place Of worship in the state Of Ncw-lork Tho
adherents Of the church do not believe III Pope ana
the priests have the right marry once. There are
fifty families TO form the nucleus Of the new church
The trustees Of the Lutheran Church Will erect another
buildiYg in MOn-,t.. to cost $4,000 81 winch
500 has already been subscribed. Ground will bc
hrokcn IN Anil
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NORTHERN HFwJERSEy COUNTIES

FNGLEWOOp. y prominent resident Of Encr"o"d
,~,,id,d an Instructive entertainment u the >'n''
,l,lt,rp ~ m. town and their friends on THURSDAY
evening IN = free lecture on NsiF"h'WN ~" ~"
~ '''- ~, ,L, Ito,,euly Io1..." which was LlNcu
=, ,r. Ivr.in hy Garrett T.. -cr'l>~ large audience
attended the lecture.
,u,rnkET The STANLEY ~oHrty. of Martha !hs,i
,, the erection uf a STANLEY Memorial lINu
,''ir OF Hospital 70 he cgrrcd in Ncw Jersey IN h,.l
,t f,,,lI. rxulnrcr f.. r. Icltu"r, the .r'r'tai'
., 80, r,cy -iIhc- 10 confer with the friends OF MI
stanley who favor the project
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in error agt. p. p. Pickard controller, etc. anu
Others Judgment reversed with costs and cause re
manded TO lie proceeded In according 10 law ana luscc
No. l.l55-A shelton, sheriff etc, ana 1 Pn',ed
appellants agt. Thomas C. Plat. president Chi'o'
States Express Company. Argument begun
The day call for Monday will be as follows Hoe
1155. o24 1851, 1852. I529 $685. 552, etc, l'oo''
s,.,i nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

Washington, March l3-Secretary Young Oh inc va
one Board to-day announced that contracts Tor 1871 nave
,.on mad, with the following baseball players:
With Bo,ton-C \. Nichols, william NASH F. H.
Lake J. Quinn; Philadelphia. H. C. Allen Denver James
Mc,;arr: Sioux City, w. j. Nandlke I. IL pe""u,
,o,in.. MINNEAPOLIS d. T.. Dugdae. Howard j. Earl
and - l. Mu,phy: Syracuse, I'd. Doyle. J. y. Lghton
charles Higgins, Thomas Flanagan; Denver James d.
curtis: st. Paul Timothy o'Fourke Albany "l'iIaih
lI1nrlhan. o,,. !,
Kesss'd-By Boston. James Mcuafr' Nu4''e'' IL -
Earl; Milwaukee, w. +. krelg
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THE COURTS.

EDWIN BOOTH BOEDsMAN FOR AN AcIOk.
Edwin Booth appeared before Justice Brady, In the
suprcme Court Yesterday and offered TO becope bonds
man for s. 600 for Charles Webster, the actor whose
conviction Tor killing Robert Mcneil on account Oi
alleged intimacy with Webster's wife wa recently he
yersed by the General Term Of the supreme Court
The conviction was reversed o. account VI dilcsou
cr0rs ON tle part Of the trial judge The bondsnan
was approved by the Judge ana lie was accepted W
me District Attorney.
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HE THREW A BAR OF IRON On THE BOY

Arthur Mac>al, eleven years Old Wa> hurt seriously
at Ninetctllst. and leNnstonave. YESTERDAY by ih1
driver Of q trucn. who threw a bar Of hon upon
him and then drove a%ay. The boy wa, taken to
bi, home at 30 IjG East Eighty -~c'cuth--t. John
Craven Of No. 100 East One-hCudied and fonItcclh
a. wa, arrested later the char-c q! In!urng tie
I.pN
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Mr. MOSS TOO ILL FOR BUSINESS.

There was no meeting OF tie Board OF Electrical
Control YESTERDAY. Commissioner Moss being con
lined Al home with another attack OF govt. Mayor
Grant and COMMISSIONS Hess. examined the list Of
streets non which the telegraph aud electro light
poles are b. b. removed. and decided upon holding
n SPECIAL meeting on Wednesday, when II i hoped that
Mr.. Moss Will BE- sufficiently recovered u attend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14
A REFEREE IN TIE LYDDYs' CASE.

The General Term Of the supreme Court YESTERDAY
appointed Austin q. Fox as referee in the proceedings
10 disbar James VI. and William Vi. Lyddy. The ques
ton which the referee is to determine Is whether The
Iyddys knowingly served copy of judges order
which was 10, true copy. The Lyddys declared thai
wds d clerical error.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

the Rev. Dr. j. A. Todd. the Rev Ahon;c a m ~;
Wilton, L. T. Yale. Major c. II. McCutcneon, SaH''i'
!. o. Jones, C. T. Carpenter, Daniel Amsuohs' o. 1'
Liant, David silver and Wilbur DE NeVere'
Observation-Disclosures Collin Of M ,,7 ir ,I
County is confined to his home In Peekssi b Wy had
TO be postponed in consequence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

lp-bNi
snnr.-s6O 90 set-6o? Moon sets ll.ii nm Moonsase
wNtEN
,fSanty HOOK 1888 GOV Islut ,l.ll Hell. cate O3o
y vSanly HooS II IL Gov. Island ii.5j Hell GATE lUi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

The new dining-rOom in Iaylors ST. Denii
Hotel may be reached through the new entrance %
from the regular Broadway restaurant II
adsnted 20 ,rivate theatre dining and lunch parties
being separated from The public rooms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

The JUNIOR is the best Oyster Biscuit IN
the world and the delight Of boys and girls. Boxes zoe
HEALTH FOOD CO., CT Fifth-ave., and all groeers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14

Mrs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP
Ia. been used for over FIFTY YEARS IS BY H1LLIoyl
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH.
INC. with PERFECT SUCCESS. II sooTHES Is
CHILD. ,SoTTENs the GUNS: A Al. AVS all Pant
DIARRHoEA. Sold by Druggsts In every part d Z,
world Twenty-Five cents bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14
Announcements.

Don't you forget to keep box Of Brummell
Celebrated Cough Drops In the house. They . sure
relief for all throat and lung troubles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14
TITLE tn HIS 1,or.sE WAS ONLY LENT. HE 81

TITLE To HIS HOUSE WAS ONLY LENT. HE SAYS
Iobn NJ Ou,ckenbos ir has begun suit In the
sunrene Cont 10 have the sale OF property at NO
ISL Greene ave. made by him on April a. Oh lA''
YEAR set aside. lie alleges that he conveyed 'ho
property to Matthew Il. Hall, his agent for %oU)o
ostensibly but nominal consideration. really WIN
the agreement: that it should be rcconVeyed TO MN
at his request. lie believed suit was to be o'Oue"'
against him. and wanted TO put the property ou'
OF his hands When he wanted it back, lie saws he
Was nut off, and finally Hall agreed TO pay HIM
So 400 a mortgage for $500 resting upon the prop
erty Hall paid $500 and gave him second mort
gaee for 81 800. But lie has learned Tat Hall put
mortgages for 81 800 and for $1,000 on the prop
ertv and his mortgage is a fourth and worthless.
In answer Hall saws that the deed 10 him was an
absolute one, and he bought the property outright
lie denies that he was agent for Quachenbos.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
HE KILLED TIE c.

HE KILLED TIE CANDIDATE FOX SHERIFF.
Patrick Lal.y, who served a term OF i've years III
sing sing state Prison for the killing OF George NJ
smonson OH February IS, 1888 died this week. HIS
crime grew out of the Know Nothing agitation al th
time Mr. simonson the Wing cahdids'c l"r
sheriff in 1853, bat defeated by Jerome kyers"h'
Democrat, Lally worked hard against simonsoh' oh
the nigh; Of the crime Lay met MI simohsoh ~
front q a groeShOp in Fcrepon'-st. quaIrei en-
sued and simonson was struck down by Lally. who
was then fireman at the engine mouse III flerie-
mont ST. Mr. Smonson died the next day.
There were threats of lynching Laliy ana vieahco
committee formed After serving his term ID S''e
Prison he returned to Brooklyn and opened plumbing
Twh vears aro Inc returned and secured employment
bv the city under Water Purveyor Hawkes., at ~ %
"A 0dV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-14
HENRY A: DANIELS. NJ. D..
NpS Wrxcroy,S SOOTHING

Diseases Of the Nervous system enito Urinary 0ffaa
Impotence and Sterity. Hours TO 1, to g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-03

The business in State issues was limited TO
small sales of Louisiana conso as at s. IL and
Tennessee settlement IS at 100 OF city bank
stocks America sold 400 at 202. and Gallatin
(66) at 800.
The general bond market was somewhat less
active although the volume OF transactions was
large. While the movement Of prices was slightly
irregular, the exceptional declines were neither
large nor significant The trading in AtchisOn
incomes was unusually heavy, but after hnctu-
atiOns Of less than ! per cent they closed SO
higher at 80 7-s, while the general As were ia
per cent lower at 81 l-2 Reading second incomes
lost IA per cent, and third incomes gained the
same fraction. Texas and Pacific firsts advanced
l-2 per cent 10 SO, but income seconds fell TO 5s
10 80 10 AZ a rule the final advances were from
2 10 ] per cent. Reference is made To our
fun report Of bond sales.
Money on call was easier, ruling at 4a4 IL
nor cent. After thn demand had been filled the
supply was so abundant that rates fell to end
l ner cent On the contrary time money was less
accessible under full legal rates
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges, S149, 244, SOB; balances, S5,7l5sSs.
The Sub-1reasury YVES debtor TO the Clearing
House S45S,290. Its net loss on balance was
sos. 80, made up by losses Of $44c,S7s in coin
and $64,7s1 10 currency IN Jhe days operations
SO. 5ii 1852; resulting in general balance of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-03

NJ - "a a - =
West Div Isl
7.OuD...... 95a
S.OOO........9b
Han & 80 Joe Con
loco. ..... ia
lllirOis Cent as
1852
l.ouO........94st
Ind Dec d. 80 st
Trust kcoeiDts
5000. ..... 100
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LONG BEACH. L. I.

LONG ISLAND RAILnOAD TRAINS.
Leave FOOT 3lTlLSr.. L. r.. week days z go 10 so
a M. 20, 30. 80, 80. 80. 10 D. SUNDAYS
so, 10 20 ~. J. 80, 80. 30. 30. $3.50. go
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE
financial.
Messrs. DANL O'DELL & CO.. Bankers,

GS34MTPPAhNf Ha,tiesd, Conn and TiIE TITLE GUAR
H.Nan. " LIAM CO., Denver, VIII receive SUD-
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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

oncy and s5c for the account NewYoF, Pennsyvann
and ohio frss, 36 lac Erie. q l,sc; Erie second ,
consols Fl OG Mexican ordinary, 30 BIC; St PauI
CANNON 73 3.sc New York Central. 81 05 IL Penn
sylyanIa % 7-sc: Mexican Central new tours. I5c
paris sdvices quote per cent Ientcs at % franca
f ID centmes for the account and Exchange on LONDON
nj 25 francs 30 centimes for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-03

FORTUNE IN STOCKS THIS YEAR.
HOW 10 MAKE IT.
WE CAN HELP YOU TO MAKE IT.
10 TO 20 PER CENT PBOFIT IN CERTAIN STOCKS.
Best year for speculation since 1880. Stocks bought
20 per cent margin at l-l0 commission 20 years
experience Discretionary orders received. for our
Market Review.
HAIGET 81 FREESE,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
90 BROADWAY. LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE,
CORTLANDT, ia.
CINCINNATI, JACKSON &c MACKINAW II. II. co.
Notice is hereby given that the lime for depOsng the
securities Of the Cincinnati, jackson and Macknaw and
the Cincinnati, Van Vert and Michigan Railroad Com.
Ianics with the Central Trust Company OF New-York
under the plan Of reorganization Is hereby extended to
September Is inclusive
FREDERIC A. BROWN,
j. KENNEDY TOD paoroor,,o.sor
SAMUEL THOMAS,
CHAS. NJ. McGHEE, Non'iHi''ee'
II. 7. WILSON,
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Bid. Asked.

US. As, 1907, rcg.1iG.t liza.
U.S.4s, 1907, eOu.ll14 Ilo5.
US. cur.6s, 1895. 1922 ....
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sa' Ssri'.... Sss sS. sss u.s. ss ys i 1886
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CPECIAL GRAND EXCURSIONS

NIAGARA FALIS-THOUSAND ISLANDS
Under the personal Management ThOs II llendfick'
so1, the welknown excursion agent Dy special trains,
West shore Railroad the beet hotels meals en- route
an1 all expenses included Thousand Island excursion
Friday sept T. DAYS, only si5. N1cnri Fails ca
eurson ,atuTday sept j. three days ONLY el4 80. Gle
cuiars trip and tickets Of JAS TEEWfLLlGl.R, 8l3
Rf0ldWay " Y, Room o; 40 West ShOrt Omce. sJJ
iiroadwoy and Of TIios II. IIENDlICkSoN, 2l7 At
lautle-aye.. brooklyn
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financial.

-
oEFrCp or KEOKUK AND WESTERN r. X. Co,
% WILItAM-ST.,
NEW-YORK. september . 1891.
Alta MEETING Of the Board OF Directors
"A of this Company, held This day dividend of on
Per Cent per cent? on the capitol stock Of this Company
YEAS declared PAYABLE October l. 1891 40 the Office Of John
81 record AZ the cl0sng OF the books.
Transfer books VIII clOo September II. and reopen
Octobcr 0 &. NJ JESUP,
~N Assistant Secretary
II OUNTZE BROTHERS, Bankers,
In 10 BROADWAY, NEW.YoRK
Lame Letters Of Credit for usA Of Trayeuers
Draw Foreign BillA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-03
NEW CORPORATIONS SEEKING CAPITAL4
Location. Itit; - ~

location. III,
ustir Goodyesqq nTrsdeht $1,000
TO h. built from Costello. P0pua-
ton $50 one rlllro1d HWls, II
miles long 10 pcnctfat" coal region
alom Ore.-C. J.. Huntington, j.. II. Patlu,
N' New-YOrk: Charles Croker San
con and CaIIforna Railroad CO.. Not stat
ID build road from Portland TO state
line: 10 pur hasc the OrcgOndn and
Portland and Willamette Valley
RaiirOad and operate the whole as
ono svstcrn The route lies far east
OF The Southern Pacific and runs Tor
most southern pert along west foot
Rocky Mountains.
ousVne' ited. J. +. Ritehey pTSsident'.... $500 OF
has been incOrporatod to do mining,
coke oven aud railroad business
HIGHEST indebtedness 500 600.
asst st. L Smstne GO Ai. -.'' 81 OOOo
Gustave RObyn. president.
akland ( Co., W. M SSFn' prcsGdnt 5000
70 supply electric rover TO city ana
county. Same persons own ana OBJ
crate electric road 20 Hawdrds, SUBJ
urb Of Oakland
,,tor,oo II-Waterloo Electric Light Com.
panv. William Murdoch, president. - =,
To light Waterloo ......-............... FlUO'
0ux CITY, cr lSE' RICE Spssidant $4,000
% operate .n elevators on lhe
Sioux city and Northern Railroad
Louis M0.-ITOme Comfort building and 800, n,
Loan Association. ...........-+..-.- fCOJV'
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Louisville
Waterloo,
Sioux City

st. Louis,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-19
SPEAKING OF DR. DARRIN.

The first thought of almost every one on
hearing q good story is TO ind some one
else TO whom il can be told. Some people
make few stories stand them in good
stead for long time. and tale Is told of
a Vermont man who had just one story.
ana who told that on every possible occa-
SION. Not SO with Drs Darrin. They give
a new story of cures every week, or the
almost miraculous effect electricity has on
some afflicted mortal. II you DOUBT any
longer their ability, call on some of the
following who have heen cured: Robert
Hardy. Etna. Wash.-Lucy B. Wood,
Blockburg, CALVIN. PARROT, Middleton,
Or.-E. Anderson, Salem, ORD. W. En-
NETT. Salem, Or-Mrs. NJ. Z. Day, Port
Madison, Wash.-Henry Slough Macleay,
Own. Hunter, Eugene City. Or
volua Webster, Weston, UmatiIla county,
ORB. Fl. Rice, 81 B ST., Portland-A.
Jackson, Seattle. Wash.--C. Snowden's
girl, Salem. Orr Griffith d son, Boisford.
Wash.--Rcv. NJ. NJ. Bashor. Brooks, Or
John Wolhin, Stuck junction, Wash
Samuel Jackson, Highland. Or.-Geo. NJ.
Frank. Middleton. Or.-Peter Murphy,
New York Hotel, Portiand.-B. +. Stout,
Independence Wash
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Dayton News.

DAYTON, Feb. ESPECIALLY IA small but dis
astrous fire occurred IN this city Sunday morn
ing. About 5 O'Clock the alarm was sounded,
when it was discovered that Samuel Shaw S
barn was on FIRE II was too far gone to save
anything when discovered, and the contents OF
the barn, together with horse and COW, were
burned. The horse persisted in the flames, and
the cow was so badly burned that she had to be
killed.
Wednesday evening Of last week j. W. Ditto
more. an old and highly respected citizen of
Dayton, was paralyzed in his left side while
milking bis COW. For several days there were
hopes OF his recovery. but sunday he took a
change for the worse and died at 60 in the
evening. Mr. Dittemore came TO this country
IN 1879, and lost large portion of his household
effects by the wrecking of the ship Great Rcpub-
lie at the mouth Of the Columbia. He was about
y years OF age, and leaves wife and four grown
children.
Charley Turpening, while monkeying with
the cogwheels of feed-cutter sunday, got the
forefnger of his left hand cut into mincesneat
Hon. Judge K +. Sturdevant and A p. Bond.
esq, feft for Colfax this morning. The judge
goes to hold court and expects to be absent for
month.
Yesterday afternoon, while r. o. Dobhs was
chopping the tops out of some trees in Brook
lyn. he fell to the ground, a distance of about
twenty-five feet. His right arm was broken
above the wrist, and his left arm kprained. He
was otherwise badly bruised
On the I'd of March the citizens of Dayton will
vote an proposition TO bond the city in the
sum OF $4,000 for new system of water works.
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ANACORTEs NEWS.
The scuttling Of the Union-Capture Of
Sneak Thieves.

ASAcoRTEs, Feb 1s-fSpecial. THE steamer
Union sank of Hat island Tuesday morning,
February L.. Captain Berry and crew in boat
had just time to get out of the way, having gone
out TO try and save her II was valued al $500,
and had been plying between Anacortes and the
islands. Il must have been scuttied and sent
adrift. No one knows anything about IT, and
the whole business is shrouded In mystery. The
insurance is 1880
Miss Emily Campbell died at Greenes island
this morning, aged = years.
Charles Landreau and Frank Norton were
caught by Tom Barry, night Waterman, We'd
nesday morning coming out OF n. PorImans
wine rooms with cigars ard liquors Both have
been sent to Mt. Vernon to await trial in the su-
perior court.
large wharf is to be built at the foot of O
avenue by the business men.
Men have been set TO work on the electric
motor line, which Ii to be pushed to completion.
Philadelphia capitalists have loaned the money
aud toafed the bonds