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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
ADJUSTMENTS THIS WEEK.
Tho Attractions al tho Theatre The Acad-
envy Programme.

envy Programme.
Miss Ada Melrose plays an engagement
Monday and Tuesday at the New Rich
nond Theatre. The title OF the piece in
which she appears. A Southern Rose"
il An indication that it should please the
Richmond public. Miss Melrose Is well
known as a souJrette and Is beautiful
dancer. She attracted good deal of at
tentiou by her rendition Of Siebei In
Faust Up TO Date" This new piece suits
her we'll. Her support Is said 10 be very
good and her pony and pet dog are well
trained. A fine band IS part OF the COM
pany and they will give al open-air concert
MONDAY at ) f. VI. ia the Capitol Square.
Wednesday night that funny musical
comedy, The hlndergarden.' by X. q.
Morris, of the New York Her0.d, will hold
the boards. This is its fourth seasOL. and
il Is claimed that nonsense Is Out-nOn-
sensed itself" and that the piece Ia ex-
tremely funny. being composed OF Singing.
dancing, and ludlcrous situations, which
the management gusrantee 10 alnuse an
audience Tor several hours. Mlss DeIie
Tucker. the weil-kDOwn character dancer,
* with the COMPANY. bale OF seats lues-
day at A. NJ.
Thursday, Friday. and Saturday Mr.
John L. Ford's English comedy company
In old English comedy.
WHIPPED CLARK AND MARTHA FORD.
The appearance in Richmond of Wilfred
Clark and Martha Ford-the one rs star
comedian and the other IN leading female
r.es-is likely to prove the opening event
of the social season. In Baltimore they
attracted such audiences rs are rarely seen
until the winters round Of gaycty is well
under way, and Manager John 1. Ford was
CONGRATULATED by both press and public Tor
the admirable organization he had gotten
together in the personnel OF the English
Coluedy Company. As the New .orS
Herald has remaI ked. lit is matter for
sincere gratitude when IN this day OF dross
and glitter and sham IN dramatic art one
encounters sincere purpose and excellent
achievement" and the Baltimore sun said
into those wells Of English undehled
wherein are mirrored the intellect and
the times Of our best dranatists deserves
the thanks and hearty support OF the
public" The company comes TO the
Richmond Theatre for three nights
and a Saturday matinee, beginning Thurs
dsy, October lst. and the plays under
| lined are without doubt u very pleasing
selection. On Thursday evening al adapta
tion by Mr.. Clarke Of . fine old play en-
titled '"W hich, or Who is the helress ! '
into one act comedietts, TO be followed
by Tom Tsylor's celebrated comedy o.
"irhe Runaway Match: on Friday eve
ming Dr. Goldsmith's great comedy o.
"She Stoops to Conquer" the revival Of
which by Mr.. Ford In the manner II
which IL Il presented TO the public being
one of tho great dramatic successes o
this season thus far, followed by the
] iAnshabis fares Of Poor Pillicoddy." tn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
rno Savannah Times Oflicc Destroyed.

SAVANNAH. Ga, September % Tie
Savannah Daily Timss office burned tonight
between Ia ana o'clock. The upper part
OF the building was Quilted. The estl-
mated loss on the machinery ana stock IS
from $4,000 to $1,000, fully covered by
Insurance.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
u. And O. Terminal Facilities.

CHICAGO, September 26. 1T is now under
stood that the Baltimore and Ohio has
completed arrangements with the Northern
Pacific tor terminal facilities allowed 1t by
tho Illinois Central
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BlIr1xoRs. Nd. September % vrunte
lO.4Os, 81 tnd 10. 80, "a bid Baltimore ana
ohio stock. 1919 bid. 1913 asked bahlmotc
and Ohio Southwestern lists es>ta1oolt 90. "a
consolid sted gas bonds, ll2t.sll3; do stock'
4nl.a4Ua.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
TI}ERANK STATEMENT.

NETWORK. September 26.-The weekly benl
statement shows tho following changes: no
serve, decrease, IS, 74sJ23 losns, tncrsa:s
s3,227, 900; specie, decrease, $4,000 leses-'
crease. al .els, 300 circulation, increase 500
500. The banks row hold st.o07, l25 In o.!
cess Of tho requirements Of the 20 per csos
rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
Yin An ClAg.
We have left 100000 worth Of
RrAL FsTATE PAPEI

REAL ESTATE PAPER
secured by iced of trust on improved ana unir-
proved property 81 the 1000 advertised a tew
DAYS ago. Notes range from s7S up and run o..
IL. rs, and - months. Those having large or
small amounts TO invest would do well 70 call TO
see Us ar the security Is absolutely safe and what
we offer Is ,il,-eige. Any amounts purchased
will be discoun.ed from : % 3 per cent.
JACKSON BRANDT s. Co,
40 orr Nh. 1000 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
Garbage Carts.

The esrbsge-man hes neglected some n
residences in, the last few days, anu .us
question is asked what are the ocoup~th. s
Of the premises 50 omitted 70 w WIN '">
garbage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
AFFAIRS AROUND RElOSVILLe.
Another Chapter About tho Aluminium
Pinnt-Races. Personals. &c.


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcb.l
KY1DsymlH. n. c., September 25.-Relds-
Vile Is now III a hum of activity. The
contractors have begun their work ofpavllS
our stieots. and are pushing 1t rapidly
forward.
THE RACES.
A large party Of our people attended the
races at A,r. j.. v. Bethel's fine stOck-tarm
ihursdar. Special trans were run out
from Danville and u large crowd was
present to witness the racing, which
was very good. No Reldsyllie horses
were entered. though Va have some fine
stock. Lovers of the sport predict
TINT very soon our old track " Il be put in
thorough repair 70 afford trainers lore
better Opportunity TO develop and speed
their horses Mr.. James ". Peay's fine
trOtters. and "Alelvile Chief" Ownel by
Mr.. Samuel Boyd. were sent 10 Greens
boro' Saturday for few weeks training
preparatory to the Burlington md Raleigh
races.
TIE ALUMINIUM PLANT.
Your correspondent has recently had
'he pleasure of visiting the aluminium
plant now under construction al spray. \.
c., the home of Major }. Turner More
head, under whose direction and control
the work is proceeding. The work Of pre-
paration for the gigantic water-wheel Is
now about completed. and consisted IN
the MAN Of widening the canal from Dan
river and e1cavat.ng an immense hole N
which the wheel will he placed. 10 do
this thousands of pounds of dynamite la ;
been employed ard ton upon ton of solid
rock has been removed by the frequent
blasts that are heard for many miles
around. The great wheol will develop
three hundred horse power. and VIII
drive the largest dynamo N the
world. his dynamo has been specially
constructed for the Aluminium Company.
under the direction of their own eXpcr.,
! and It's advent into old Rockingham will
greatly contribute 10 her importance n
one of the most progressive coun'lcs of the
State. The manufacture Of aluminium l.
indeed n great undertaking, AMI one III
which orr state should feel PRIDE. III gOr
MOrehead hes received rom Germany a
large shipment of the refined orc and IN q
few weeks il is hoped the experiment Will
begin.
PERSONAL.
Tie Bapiis's and. II fact, our entire CON-
mun.ty arc much pleased with the new
pastor. Nr. Howard. OF baltimore.
VT. Willie l.. Ha1en viii soon remove TO
| Danvilie.
Miss Annie Barber. Of Richmond, has
| recently visited friends here.
Miss Kitty May Penn Is visiting in Mar
| tinsyllle. Va.
Miss Fannie Holt. of Graham, n. c., has
returned - her home after pleasant visit
| 20 MISS Annie Sloan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

rsJ- THE UNION GOSPEL SER
VICES Will be continued ~ the hall, on the cor
ner seventh and Main streets, on SUsDAr az
and 1880 =. ", and every night through the
week, conducted hy the evangelist, Phoebe L.
Hall. aal assisted by Mrs. RiEGRi, the sweet
gosuel singer from Portsmouth, Va. number
Of other efficient workers will be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
RrNNING TIE LINE.

The surveyors Of the Norfolk, Charles
| ton and Wilmington railroad are now en-
Gagged Ia running the line ir that road
| through this county The chief 81 thc
party seems 10 think that the road Will
come very near tie corporation-lino.
Some few Of the peanut-p.Gnters have
begun to dig their crops. Ihoy seem TO
think that they will not make more than
halt the quantity To the acre that they dad
| last year.
The corn is ripening very FAST and many
| Of the farmers are gathering enough u
supply them VITA bread.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
-,-f DAYS APPROACHING.
'a' Day 81 ttonement and
f'tst 81 booths.

.'r weeks Of October will
.''lt ~ the most solemn
80 tAe Jewish holidays.
- ia, month Of "1Ishri,"
t. .-o jea sh calendar. The
~ach. though fail
g. - t-c seventh month. Is
t.. Sew Year" Tne literal
W words host HQsis0nDi. is
; IL ls holy day. one Of
g a-- sly. when the thoughts
L b. - the fight OF time
g.. ~ human ne. IL payes
- 'lc0cssOr. occurring ten days
: D.. % iay u Yom hakkippurim,"
= t'Dlcmon,." This is the
',l and widely-obseryed Of
! '.c Jewisn faith. II ~ u
vi payer aud penitence. Of
a...,'" ".ln man ana God. These
.. e. '..'d tho " Yorn,ns NoroiD.,"
" uaYr." aud they have Ys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
ss,-SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

rs3- SECOND PKESBYTERIAN.-
DR.. hOGE Will preach at Il A. 81. and at D 7. NJ.
T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

WANTED. THE PUBLIC GEN.
w ORALLY 70 remember that W. are moo
selling bes, ANTHRACITE coal q SS ena
S5.2S, best WEST VI R0INIA srLtNr q 9ASos
DAYTON COAL at ss.7s and 500 wOD
tool Pine az e2.75 per half-cord Call ard -
convinced that you got nrst-cia>s article ~ w
GASCOKE 10 still selling at sl.s0 per tvsasys
Mstsd CHARLES n. PACE
Phone 407--broad and Nortoa:
- 27.Vt Phone 165-1O05 east Cssy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

KEogrr. a.. seutembor 2c.-At ton riiu-
u;cs TO eleven o'clock tonight there oc-
Cured three distinct tremor- Of the earth,
winch snooA buildings IN various parts OF
the city. The SHOCKS were OK short dura-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
ADRUNKEN MANS NlSHAP.

The Line OF the Norfolk, Charleston and
Wilmington Il. E.-CoitOn and schools.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
WINDSOR, n. c., September 25.-A young
man bv the name Of Mitchell came in town
yesterday and drank too much whisky.
While driving home IN Is road-ca be lost
his balance and fell out. His feet became
entangIed IN the foot Of the cart aad his
head fell near the wheel. and tie spoke of
the wheel ground hole IN his head 10 the
skull. lie IS now in the hands OF u physi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

Mrs. William T. Atkins. of Meeklenburg
Is at Mrs. Mayo's, Third and Franklin.
Mrs. Wilton o. Allen and children have
returned to the city after spending two
months III Fluvanna county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
HIGH-GRADE BONDS,

AS SPECIAL COMMISSIONER OF
N RICHMOND CITY CIRCUIT COURT. will
pay tho bonds and coupons OF tho trst and 60
cond mortgage bonds Of the JAMES RIVER AND
kANAWHA COMPANY upon delivery OF tho
same 90 mo at the ONCE Of tha CHESAPEAKE and
Ohio Railway Company In the CITY OF kihmond.
Va. ). n LELAND.
"A 12.20t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

NOR SALE 500 POUNDS OF
il ORANGE COUNTY HAMS 0usrsass3z
ssoursis soIA IN iots OF 100 poonde o. mosS
Fncs IL csnss per pound delivered u hsaness
r. h ROWE Lock nox -
~a7 VrodoTHkabosot VI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

Miss Louise Williams. llj east IRA" All"
street, has returned to the city.
DR.. W. NJ. Wade, who has been quite II,
for some time with fever Is stiii cohhheu
TO his bed, though ne is improving.
Mr.. Douglass Wherny. who has been
living in Roanoke for year, has returned
10 Richmond to live, and has accepied
position with tie Nlrginia IRE anu AH-
rine- Insurance Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Watts, who have
.,rne3 10 the city on last Friday, and ex-
rert 60 leave Tor their future home. III
Auburn, n. c.. on Monday.
Mia Nav Wilson. of 1904 east Ross street,
hos returned TO tho city after delightful
visit xs1 of five weeks to her, friend Miss
inlet White at her beautiful summer resi-
Jence ALTOONA" Spotsyiyania county,
near Fredericksburg. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
Richmond Lodge Odd Fellows.

An important meeting Of the mempsIs OF
<his lodge will be held to-'""rr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

anne bill At tho Saturday matinee end q
night tho double performance OF buck-
stones Married Lite and Poole's come
dy Of Paul Pry." Young Clarke. w9o
has been seen hero several times 70 the
satisfaction Of theatrc-goers, like bis emit
nent father and distinguished uncle,
Edwin Booth. In their early days. y rapid
ly winning reputation ~ q conspicuous
comedian. Miss Ford will also come Ia
for large share of public approval ior neI
grace, beauty. and painstaking work - az
actress.
JosgrB JEFFERSON AND WILLIAM: FIonEncE.
One Of the strongest English-speaking
comedy companies on the American stage
Is the Jcfierson-t terence Company. when
is announced for two appearances az the
Mozart Academy o. Muse, on OCTOBER otn
and 9Th. The list Of names comprising tue
company presents distinguished array OF
hiStronic talent. Their names are: JOSEPH
Jefferson. William j. Florence. !. d.
Barnes. W. r. Owen. George W. Denhau''
Fitzhugh Owsiey, Joseph warren, ~. W.
Odlih, Joseph Logan. Mrs. John Drew,
Viola Allen, Fanny Denhain Rouse, Stei'a
Teuton. etc.
The rrpertory for tho engagement is not
gwen. Tho schedule Of prices Will DC
scaled from two doll.;s down TO if.y
cents. Ten tickets will be the limi. allow
cd TO any one purchaser. The saic OF
tickets vii commence Friday morning,
October ID. at O'clock.
The Academy Of Music will present on
next FRIDAY aud SATURDAY. October "a an;
Sci, powell entertainment, emitted Sims
New fhantasma. Ihc COMPANY - com
posed of selected specially artists. who,
according TO report, cannot fail 10 delight
and mystiiy Their auditors. Tickets 90 on
sac next Thursday morning.
The Iibby-Uiii Monument
Since his last report Mr. J. TAYLOR STRAIT
on. agent Soldiers aud SAILOR, Monument
Association, has collected end turned
over to the funds OF the association she
following contributions:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
tbs RUSSIAN REFUGEES.
Branch Relief Society to BIS Organized In
Richmond.

Senator Lovpnsteln has returned from
New York where ne attended IL convention
on Tuesday and Wednesday whlch was
called 10 take some action IN regard 10 the
Russian refugees now arriving IL this
country. This accounts tur hls absence
from the German celebration On Nednts-
day
Mr. Lovenstein reports that the cOnven-
ton was well attended and consisted 81
many representative Hebrews from all
sections Of the country, among them beng
Oscar Straus. LATE Minister 10 Turkey
jesse Sellgman. Meyer ;. Isaac, Conner f..
I.yv. Ferdinand Rice. and O'ncr-, OF Now
YORK: Simon Muir and NJ Llntzberser, or
PLllalelpha; SIMON Wolf, O.. Washing
ton: LOUIS Leasengooi and JULIUS trel-
buzz. of Cincinnati: Samuel NoOhcr, OF
Peoria: Suyelnan, OF Chicago. and many
others.
COMMITTEES.
A general committee was formed TO have
charge of the subject and an executive
committee appointed to arrange details.
LOCAL SOCIETIES.
II Is DESIGNED 20 form local societies in
every citv and town IN the country Tor the
purpose OF raising funds, OF providing
homes, and educating these refugees III
the customs ii this country. IL Is not
proposed t. cOntne these soc!etieS 70 nc
breWs. but oil LIBERAL minded men who de-
SIRE 10 give aid to a people driven from
their own country by the mandates OF the
car Of Russia Will DO asked 10 lend Their
The trustees of the baron De Hlrsch
fuud vii give active aid Ia the settlement
and education of these people.
steps will DO taken al an early date 10
organize u local society IN this city,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. September %. 1891.
sAIYs.-9 shares Virginia Euro and Marine ln-
snrance Company at 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

Smoke the Nicklsby."
Best Cigar on the market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

Corner Main ami Sixth streetsl.--i;ey W. W.
LAsDRUa, the pastor, VIII preach az III a. III.
and L. n. ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

PORT OF WEST POINT. sEPrExSss 20. 1854
lby telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond. Davis. New YORK. msss
chandiss.
S,osmsh.p Crane, Foster, Providence. NEE
Oh andise.
Steamship Charlotte, Nlcklc. Baltimore nv
cEandiss aud passengers.
eAILIn
Steamship Crane, Norfolk, merchandise.
Steamship Richmond, New YORK. mecnandnS
Steamship Charlotte, BALTIMORE meFcnAoe
and passengers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

Some Of the farmers have begun TO pick
cotton. but there is not enough open yet
for them to make much headway towards
gathering their crops. The price paid
for picking il IS cents per hundred pounds.
The diphtheria has disappeared from
the ueighborhood of Drew's station.
FLOURIsHISG SCHOOLS.
The schools Of Professor 7. Il. Boggs
and Miss Minnie Gray are in q ilounshlng
condition. The former has sixty scholars
an the latter thlrty-two.
Mayor Aaron :. huscoe and Captain r..
r. Outlaw. ex-sherih OF the county, went
on a fishing excursion on Mr. Rrscoe's
steam launch Tuscoaon Tuesday morn
ing and returned home last nlght with, a
large quantity Of chubs. Jacks. and perch
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

PUNT Ur hIN uhVNU, stFTsNbEh s0 5oSb
ARRIVED.
steamer ARIEL, Deyo. Norfolk, rnsrcnsndie
and gors, L. b. ratun. vicepressdene
PORT oyNEwPORT NEWS, ssPr 20, 1891
(Dy telegraph
Arrived.
Steamship wyanoke, Richmond, and sailed ~
New York. merchandise.
SAILED
g,rges Volunteer and Wasp. New BEDFORD
both with coal.
barge GaIa,ea, Allyn Point. conl
Baree Corsica, New York, coal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-31
BY THE SNOQUALMIE.
Great Northern's Pass Across
the Mountains.
CHEAPER AND MORE DIRECT
Northern Pacific Express Makes War on
the Southwestern - Seattle &
Montana Bridges.

ELLESsBuRG, Jan. sa-fspccial IA mortgage
for E6,o0onoo, or s30.0oo,o0o, was fled in the
auditors Office here today by the Great North
ern railway. So far it has only been placed on
record in Spokane county, east OF here, and little
can be learned OF the route from il; however.
BY fling the mortgage in this county the road
viii either go through Cady, stevens or Sno-
qnalmie pass. This practically leaves two
routes for the road to cross the state. one being
from Spokane Falls, through what is known as
the Crab creek depression and Grand coulee to
Port Eaton. crossing the Columbia river there.
thence to Elicnsbnrg, and from here paralleling
the Northern Pacific through the foothills I'D
the Yakima river for forty miles to the Snoqual-
rnie pass, which is only 800 feet high nearly
100 feet lower than any pass so far discovered.
It has good approaches on both sides, and could
be crossed ii desired without tunnels. Its sum-
nit Is low, broad, nat marsh, and seems TO be
path worn by the trade winds blowing from the
ocean, the result being scarcity OF snow to
contend with, as compared with other passes
north Ii is the most direct and feasible route;
1t has the lightest grades, fewest cuts. and
could be built in half the time and at half the
expense of any other route.
The other line would probably enter the state
near Colyilie, cross the table lands from there
aud strike the Columbia river below the Little
Dalles, then down that highway and across the
river at Wenatchee, thence up the Wenatehee
river, crossing the range By. either Cady or
Stevens pass, which are but a few mics apart.
This route isvery long, runs in q zig-zag way,
with heavy grades and cuts, and is expensive
from the Columbia river 10 the pass. 1t would
be necessary 10 construct number of tunnels,
one being over 600 feet long.
The Great Northern engineers are supposed to
be in Stevens and Cady passes now, but reliable
authority says they cannot complete thorough
survey short of year or a year and one-half.
The surveys for the snoqualInie pass are COM
pletc.
IL is well known that Mr.. Hills policy is to
build as short and direct line as possible. with
the lightest grades; also that he viii commence
work on the road in Washington this spring.
without doubt any of this cannot be done until
the route over the mountains is located. To
To Spokane Falls, everything indicates that it
viii come 10 ElleDsburg. and go over the
Snoqualmie: If it goes near Coiville, it viii
PROBABLY cross the Columbia ut Wenatchee and
go through Stevens and Cady pass; in the event
OF either one OF the last named being selected,
branch lines would be thrown into the Big Bend
and 0kanogau county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-31
Coifax News.

CoLFAx, Jan. 30.-1[speeiaL Another steam
roller process Touring mill is projected by local
capitalists since the announcement concerning
w. H. Mastin's new mill 1t has been learned
that still larger one will be erected by strong
joint stock company which has just been
formed. A pottery plant will also be established
here in the spring
The local wheat market has a strong upward
tendency and 10 cents is now paid for No.
sacked.
The Democratic county commissioners are
again in special session.
County Auditor J. j. Larwood, who has been
can live but few days at the most lie is like
ly TO die at any moment.
The divorce mill has been grinding merrily of
late, no less than three having been granted
during the week.
The Whitman County Farmers Alliance had a
meeting IN the old city hall today. and dis
cussed the recent blockade, the test freight case
etc, but transacted no business of particular
Importance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-31
BREyITIEs.

Articles Incorporating the Queen City Invest
ment Company were filed yesterday by f.
Richter, 7. +. Base, J. G.. Bake, 4. II. Fisher,
OTTO Rankc. A. L. MeCargar aud J. A. Jackson.
The company has capital stock of $4,000
divided into 900 shares.
The bazaar OF the Society Of Our Lady of Good
Help had successful continuance at Dol Front
street last evening. The iair will be continued
tonight. and lunch viii be served today from
II 80 a. m. to p IN.
Mr.. Charles +. Fisilbaek has removed his law
Office from the Butler block and viii hereafter
be found in handsome aud connections quar-
tiers at rooms 3 aial &c HalleT block.
Mr.. John =. tardray, manager of Cordrav's
new theater, has gone 10 Portland to organize
first-class company from number of Eastern
dramatic people now in that city.
Annie Arneau, aged six months. daughter of
Charles J. and 81. J.. Wagner, Of I,7l9 Front
street, died January -. The funeral will occur
today.
The North End bank will soon be opened in
the Squire block, corner OF Battery and Front
streets.
Two homesteads aud two cash entrias were
filed In the United states land Office yesterday
The steamship City of Puebla is due from san
Francisco Monday.
Triangle Lodge, No. Ii, X. OF r., was ineor
porated yesterday.