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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17
SEATTLE & MONTANA TERMINAL.


Attic meeting Of the board OF public works
yesterday petition Tss presented By Burke,
Shepard & Wood. asking for s. permit 10 build
TIE Seattle & Montana railroad through sestile
to the terminal grounds at the Davamish tide
fats The petition is il Substance Sc follows:
Your petitioner TIE Seattle & Montana Rail
rosd Coz raay. desires to begin the construction
Of the railway tracks which u ts permitted BY
ordinance Na I.3g5 OF the city OF sesi.3e, sy-
proved Msrcn, Isss, 20 construct, Eaa1ltaia and
operate apsn the .leAf-ef-wsy, sixty feet in
width on Railroad sveaEe, granted "a IL N sad
BIZ said ord asncs from TIE present termination
al the tracks now lad 81 or above the north
line Of Iesle- sveale, Scross ESsie- avenue
southwark wItain and along its f1cht-os-vsy
strip % King street, snd thence 20 SIS terminal
grounds IN ;he esste-sv part Of the DawaE-isa
tide fats su95ect 20 such delay a. ElGE DC ueces-
sitAts6 IS negotiations ID I5rs O. proceed
ines 10 condemn sny adverse interests com
p-rsss wStaIa tbs limits OF said r4gAE-ot-wsT.
and also 10 cn1rInue The construction o. the r.
naming tracks capable 81 being laid within the
limits OF sssd T.gai-o.-wsy tEsaking four tracks
In agil o.. that portion Of Railroad avenue be-
tween Yesler aveEae and tie acrtaeriv end OF
Railroad avenue, sn1 On lis riga;-os- way ex-
tending thence - the 1oTtAsriy limits OF the
city.
Itwas decided 10 refer the matte. 20 the cor
Y,,ratxnn ra1fsrx@1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17

CHICAGO, July l6-The Western Traffic Asso-
citation came out o! its conatose condition yes
terdsy and rendered several decisions among
which was one relating 10 trsnscoaunenial rates
for exhibits at ;he Worlds fair. In view os the
facts that many exhibits from the Pacific coast
are not likely 70 be returned after the expesi-
ton. owing 10 their per lshable nature. a CON-
missse OF the association recently prepared lis:
OF such commodities, with the understanding
that each company was to determine 10. itself
at what rates il would transport them. Another
decision OF the association is 20 the elect that
the TranseontinentaI Association las jurisdic-
ton in the establishment o. passenger rate.
from common points in Montana 70 pal2ts on
the Pacific cnsxf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17

Steamer Queen will be in from Alaska today.
Tug Rip Van winkIe he's been pu: into
service again
ship Spartan is due from San Francisco to
loed BLACK Diamond coal.
Steamer City OF Topeka left for Portland yes
teraay morning With 53i tons of coal
Schooner J. ". Jewets IS Loading lumber from
tie Hart Lumber Conp.ny's yard instead OF
ssetsoa & Posts as announced in yesterdays
fosT-iSTKLLzGESCxE
Steamer Henry Bailey came in yesterday and
was hauled OF; on tie ways in Lakes shipyArd
On Salmon bay FOR repairs. she hssi quite hole
knocked in hec bottom
Steamship City OF Puehia arrived in r,o-: res
tsrday from San Francisco. bringing co. tons OF
freight, = CABIN and q stes-aEe PASSENGERS for
Seattle. she had good weather coming up
Steamer Mabel had 81 tons q freight for
snohomish river points: the WSsco took Is to,ss
on. for Whsteoaa; the state OF Washington had
10 tons for Everett and Lowell: All NuliaozaAh
iook Is tons 10 oiympia
Captain benjamin proposes - use the schooner
Emmett Felitz which he arst purchased 10.
wreeking vessel sad the Tug Portland VIII b
used a. te2cs-. lie IS preparing TO start il a
few days 10 raise the wreck OF the steamer
Fsrndaie lost a. Copaiis soEae time ago.
Schooner Vega. Captain I.zssaassea, arrived
il port yesterday with 80 OF freight Tor the
e|-ss sac 1a4 Atsfe VIRUS A-4 tie
way ~ she losds iaraber for Oakland from
s.irnsoa's mil on samoa hay. Captain Ezss-
nussea reports freighis dulier u anything than
they have been
Steamship Crasts!Ie sailed for san Francisco
a. o'clock last evening carrying l.2sI tons Of
coal. Sc tens o. general freight sd good is.
OF Passengers The following persons took
cSai1 pssssrs on her from here: Miss z Ne
Mann, Ms. Il D0iap, W. Il Lewellyn sni vile,
W Brsnaon, Charles Brown, Ny. Flatsysoa.
Mss n. Mo--isssy, Mrs. y. HeS2raar. J PARK
Henderson. 7 T, Vaughan. Mrs ". C. Hailbroa
and maid, J. ". Higgins ard vile, A Faillip Us.
Miss Z ". Bushnell, Miss E. Dsp:ey, W. Aa1er-
son and wife. C 61-oasnborg. z. 6. Hammer.
silss Hall, ]. Miller. A Z Sherwood. J. Il
E3e-, William Sky-rae. r o HarS. sa3 Mrs \.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17
CAUGHT IN A soUALL AT SEA.
sailors From the Nipsic Rescue an I'm
perilled Caupie 81 Fort Orchard.

While Mss Minnie Hughes, Of IRIS esly, and
W;lie Eilis, tire l4yes--oli saa Of Cspfsin
William II. Egsis O; the steamer Ellis, were OF.
boa; riding s. Fo-s Orchard las; " e1aes3sy
afternoon, storm came -, and ssi IL not
t,ee1 for the brave assistance az = boats crew
FROM tie wa-sesp N.psic the boat would hxvs
H~ssa cSpsiTed su& the eoeUpSa,s drowned.
The scusl came up when TIE young couple
were about mile from sAore. causing sleh 8
Asgh saa that hesewav could not he maze
s<AiasT 1; and TIE Soai was driven further on.
into she Soand- TIE storm increased u tu-y
and re otscers Q; TIE y yskc sesing the hcat IL
danger. D.; 5 crew cat IN q l:fehost. which
rescued Mss Haches sad Young Ellis Irora
what wound almost cers&lnly have proven
xsscry Cr&Ve.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17
HOW THE POPULATION GROWS.
Excess OF Births Over Deaths Last Quar-
ter-The Marriage Record.

Auditor Twifcheu yesterday forwarded 70 the
secretary Q. the state board OF health report
sor the quarter ending June 50 OF the births,
deaths and marriages in King co1oty. There
we're 10 births. there being two pair 90 twins
There were eighty males sad ninsty-two te-
males. the entire number being waite. Eight
oi The mothers we-e under - sni SIX OF The
f3thcrs over -
There were s. Gesths, a. being males sad II
females. OF these g. were white. blsek al. >
Chinese. There we're y under yeSr Saa over
- years e age
There were - marriages, 81 the contracting
parties helns white except n two cases. il ore
O. which they were black and in the other ,nu-
lS;toes There were eight brides under Is sn3
one C-c1Ta ever 81
goa- new Physicians were registered during
,rsz-ra-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17
Shipping IntrIlixeace.

Cl-SIt.N BAR. su1y ls--S p E-Cleasv,
NSos sO1fa west wind
FoST EkxScEST. Jelly I6--S n E.-Clouav:
rvs soat&wSst wind
foss ASsEtzs. alx "a --S = "a -Tss-ily cloudy;
sTgsa s>s .Gvast sd Eark in hara1r.
NE~ WUSr@.NSEEs. July Ia-.Speciaa -
Steamer As'Hoow. from N.,',gsrls. dGe - arrive
;els 7oE1sns, hs3 nas put In al appearance late
tA.s ssaasaS. zs4 considerable xnxscty IS Ee,t
Ser hes szleky.
boET 4o@SSESD. iutv "a. special TIE
wASiee&Sk 81 charles ". Me2-no-e sailed for
NsrSsRso t1Sssy. - load cSasl fce SAB Francisco
aa9 = * Ssaias ts02ay. A. s3Sys fxosa MOI
l-aao. aassn, sgsSysd al for; Angeles today. she
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17
A FREAK or raE FOREST.
One Fir Limb GRATED Upon Another
Near fiakeley.

A nStarAl curiosity 81 sss Washington torres,
hSs aesn found ~ Freeman Sister better
kaown IS slide" . q sAieket between Port
Riake,sy ana EaSlo AS-ooE aa3 seT.t - the PcSE-
IS1ELlSsESCEs osiee> Il $ &r sap.tas aAoe.
; yesrs OLD grated o. smother s&p.l3s q: the
same ln2 shoGt years cid Apparently TIE
lsr-er &C the two small trees hSa been broken
OF and .Sllea from some height a2a t,apa,ea
itselt On TIE sTaslsr oEe length wise-.a fast, II
a. exact line with Il II tais position tosy
ssev together, tse thin end below sui tAs tack
one above. remaining ns.Peaa2cG AZ.
TSis freak az nature Will - sent 70 the
Worlds far - part of the ~ ARLINGTON exhinli
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17

d Z Brown assistant general frsisa. ana
passenger agent Of ihs CEns1iaa P&else rail-
road a. Vancouver, was givea q roysi farewell
banquet ey E5ozt $40 citizens 81 raxt civ on
frsdsr evening o. the oecss On OF lis oe,ss-fu-e
so- C11zE Re Leaves today or TIE steamer En-
press o. China - take TIE manage neas Of ths
Alaza1as1 Paca1e steamer tlze IL AxEs so- the
usxf xx -7sGtas, sa2 perhaps permanently.
zsE--ag liz absence re VII ee represented IN tha
f-s4eAf department ~ g4eorge Mel. B-owa sad
y Tie passenger department ty lis brother,
NlllxrI n-ax-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17
NEWS OF RAILROADS.
Contract for Great Northern
Bridges in the West.
MORE TRACKS oNwATER FRONT.
Permit for Completion OF Crest North
era Track Asked-Compreseed
Air for Tunne1fng.

The contract 70, the spaa bridge On the Grea:
Northern railroad west OF the Cascades las
heen let 20 Holman * Bates. Of Portland There
sre number Of bridges 70 ,, built t-o1a Snoho-
rnisa ND 20 the summit, most oil them crossing
the skvko-nish river. Work VIII begin iEmedi-
etssy on the snohomish bridge
The location az the szi:c.back Is ror II prog
resx II Will be buils on simbers from tae
mountains. a. there il abundance OF heznlock
three TO tour feet IL diameter on the summit
Three sawnilas are az WORK On tilaoers for the
rosd, and ore o. these VIII probably be taken 10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17
Probable Baak Change.

II Is reported 'hz; DAVID Henderson. = p,ori
nsoi asukiaE man q Ssn Francisco. a negatis,.
I1sr tar 'sls purchase II tAe Morca zzts National
1Ank a tAfs city TA.s bsak = one az TIE cid
ssssa.-s2cz hasaesAl institutions q the e3ty. aaa
NJ hea1srsoa. VIC eoafsu1pl&tes its purchase.
u s wel--EaoW- banking yaSu. HwIg n-e fari,,.
rare Z As UoiEes Ais interests with thoss Of
Seattle = us EESpseloGs manner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17
TIE SCALDING PROVES FATAL
Death of the Negro Butcher Who Fell
in Vat.

Grant Ps1vrlghi, the negro hatcher who Re L
il 8 Va, % sczsilag water az Nasal & Son 5
slsUgGte--hOuse Friday evening, diet yesterday
S. Providence hospital from his injuries He
was sc2lGed arora head 20 foot 80 severely tia.
every inch 81 his s&in. excsp. on rs fee; and
face, was taken of
Psnwriga;s mother. Mrs. Nary Am Hsll.
who lives 81 stockton, Cal. hiss eeea informed
by wire 81 his death. sad rhs body vii be held
80 Boaaey Il Stewarss undertaking rooEs until
an answer Is received
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17

Seattle low has 1so more telephones than Ia
coma
George A. Brooke, superintendent OF the Coke
ose mine, Is IL the city.
J. I Mccall. OF San Francisco, general agent
o. the Baltimore & Ohio, is il she city with bis
family.
The intention 20 establish q telephone ex-
change &s Eye-etf las beea abandoned for TIA
present
E W. McGianis, ticket agent OF the Canadian
Pacific. Is taking g vacation sf Harrison, Ho.
Springs
The machinery Cor the Grant street electric
road is being set up al the powe-hoGke 8: the
race track
During the psst six months hfty-six new
shi1gle mills have been established in Western
Washington
l. A Ssdean, general agent OF the Northern
Pacific returned home last evening with his
sister, Miss Emma c. Ns1eau, of Monroe, Mich.
The comptroller OF the currency of the United
States mas isszei 8 cali for $ statement of the
condition of the national banks, ct the close OF
business Tuesday. July L.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17
Iuaher Rate Portland to Denver

f,res3aeas C1z-k, q tse Cnloa Pae3ae railroad
Las PROPOSES 70 iSs IEs1sconftasaisI Assoc5s-
ffza III establishment q Scent rate on Inn
s~- irs-a FV-llAn1 - Denver. Il is probable
s@as H. association gs0 adopt the proposal
~haea snve4Fes 3 reduction al Il cents IN thu
rs'e. 2'sss vii s4E2.s ;Ae Oregon 3uxabe, into a
aa-es ex.sSs o. territory which il cannot reach
81 FresSzi rates. Gn1 wAieA the Sound lumber
cannot Row -garA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17
Ia. H.t-,ttr Y,~rtric K.f,r,

Tie rcze5s5 sos ;Aa De1ay electric road &.
c.srn1dsssz s-aza tas 2prtA end Of BROOKLYN 20
ksEEEA1 p2~s. re&.y &. TIE tees Tie crew Of
we-Esnra are 2sw working on Columbia street.
1i-'la15E- preparing = - -ecegre the ties Con-
saGs-aAls dissatisfaction IS beng expressed by
sTzzss-sv-eEEsrs SD residents OF Broadway
that he -Sa1 = net ss1rs o. thst street. They
s4Asz7 sssf the ua3srstsailnE was when they
n2reAase2 sAslr propaysy, that tina read woul.
rgS Es T.-ssgsv-z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17
THE SUNDAY PLEASURE RESORT.
Sea Lions, Wild Animals, Band Concert,
1t Ieschi Park.

issehi ps-k maintains its position SIS the
Taost attractive lakeside resort for SUNDAY
PleGsare-Seeke-s. and il IS continually enla-glng
is collection OF animals from ST. eliues TIE
latest Is p&ir OF EascswS from South ale-ica,
which DANE Tire eye with thei- pluEsgs sni
continually chatter together. The se2 lions ga;
two square Iaesls g 9sy aaG are growing big and
t&t- eating their dinner il public at O'clock.
There are bears, deer, s puzaa, kansz-oos saa
other strange creatures 70 he seen ias-e. A large
rolis--skEiing rink hSs been arranged II the
casino. an3 LANCER & Llsosa's bs1G VIII render
the following programme there this afternoon:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17
win load lua.ser at Burrara inlet, sor Whining

viii load Lumber at Bur-s-1 inlet, tor Whining
ton, Del
Arr.ved-Seh Ethel Zane, 70 days from Ssa
Pedro; sch Puritan, from san Francisco; b.
Canada - dsvs TON San Francisco, for Tacoma
saile6-St< City ct TopeSx. FOR Portland: ek
Highland Iiga; sails from sanair-o tomorrow.
Tor san Fr.aezsco: Ec- D. Fristad, Lumber laden,
70. Per: Prize
San FsAxcEsco. July I6-Arrivet-S- Ore
ron. Portland via Astoria ciea-sd-St- wels
walla for Victoria: bk Ezsoch Tsl5o. for Seattle.
saIle1-ssr state OF California for Portland: 81
Oriental for Nsnai1ao: hks Tan O'Shaaser !o,
Nfilapa bsy: bkt Klickifsf for Port Gamble.
NEW YORK. July 16-GaIie-, Ham burg; Zzaa-
dan, Amsterdam: Ad-iatic, Liverpool; Co.UH-
hia. Hamburg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17
BOYS Charged with Stealing = Boat.

Ssaa 5oaGs. $ lS-yeac-o.d so q eN-Eo-iee @ ,
ts4a 5oaes. sid wslhe Evans, assa years,
were S-restss YESTERDAY ~ Detocttye Cave upoa
scANSSe ot steslsaS s. oass from SadlouSs Ss2s
eo1sa Ssv~-A} DAYS $50 the boys wezs 81 The
cruiser Cass}csy0n. SaS, wishing - Tcta=E 10
sore, t2sy Sot iato s AOst &le2Ss43s tas SeSSs.
sa@ TsNci ssSv- 4asy caneaS-s1 the oast GG~
1sr Gcc&. weeze Il wSs solad Yesterday. The
soSs WILL Ne gwen = Ao&ElaS tomorrow aelazs
justice tea ToosL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17

A oEE TINE card ;zkes eEecS 81 the Gres:
Northern "a -oaa today. The train VIII leays
ee2;tAs $; e-S2 : ~, x-t-vs az Everett 81 ,l.as
o. n FSsrasven. - = n, New whsteaEn
~-l9 ? II. ard south Nestga1nsssr. $50 ?, IN
TIE so2SEz-b0Gn4 tsala VII leave South VEST
snsusisr Al els n III; New Watson. f:ion y.
fStrAaves, 80 = n; Everett AIS p n. and
arrive ~ Seattle 81 So ? =
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NHATs>S' JAY l6--SS TNseisl The NeoksseS
siesnas- Nsy Gaeea esa sc;o TIE hznk n tsa
d>-sSess- ETccnsed snd waca tie tide we.t On,
slIssssi - aRta dssP w@se: sa4 sa7k. Sc vii
- 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17

From car Cf,ica. lie Cherry street. - blocks o.
las, cs1ts; - blocks - cents, Is blocks, Is
cents = atcc&s ~ or : - cents snswe-, 5eeaIs
extra - Ias hour. - cents circulars sad AZ
NSssisi2s matter alss-i euted st sl-5e p-e- Ssy
VSFcs, Invitations, ete.. celavsrS9 ~ s. - pS-
Gas f,SES the 4 II. T. ca. Aax oGgy lar seattle
ETs1s1er gssays AScSs, g@Taeys and express
wagons Pacific Postal Te.escspa CAale Cozs-
FS2y ss-egr&E,s Te.sFhoEs "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17

hes.Es = s,@.ea bare shipped $ compressed
ar pant aP t5e Moass 0rssto -saat fo- use IN the
2Snsss' tunnel Ta5s "a "a eaAo.e TIE contract.
oss - Sssk sa1ea faster tASn they havc Gcas
rrSszsiy.
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rreslaent anl on Nj. Wa IN,

Pres3aea; Hsll, Of TIE 6res; Northern ros. &.
CT rs wsy 20 tae Co&si, hss5rs lee; = p.rI
las Wednesday. F4oa SPekz2e Re. vi rlsr
Over TIE l.1e 81 his ro&1 81 eoE~esack 70 tie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17

Tne Fremont MI, CaIanAay 1. row saw!uv
1,Ne,aa fee; q laater Tor shipment - New
tass f. A1ss-Ai-s, - TIE ship El3ors This q
taS eTsi lo-2oeF lor export sawed At this Ensli
1ne iaTAer A!raaeats irosa this pc-f last month
e1eeees4 taoes q Any etAe- nor: on tie Snpna.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17

Good boats al 81 kinds eAn hs lad ST tie pa-k
sud sw inning baths are close ST hand Take
Yssler sveuOe cars
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17
SOLOMON, HIS TEMPLE
AND THE QUEEN OF SHFRa

Has been grstllt0us!y added. G. nl3ief@ly ovs,
shs6owtnS. eel psiag ant Cwar1iag 70 coEn5ara,irs
insight canoe the cO.nolle1 interior aad 0ae-ef
door spectacular events or the era RepIess in -
cred ReelIspls, Historical Acc4rac4es. Blbdesl
Events Colossal Professional Features kew,fh-
Ing Ballots. Sacrifcial Ceremonies and TIE >p,an
tors and GiorieS OF the Court Of solomon la
seer patriarch and grandess and srestess OF a.
Glen, a ngs- Incidental 10 this most srupenso1s
attractive and magnificent spectacle viii De IA
great Walls and Towers OF jerusalem. Grand Con
vocation Of the PopEIace. Palace and Terlple AZ
King solomon. Sol0raoa's Throne OF Ivory ina
Great Golden LAYERS. the sacrifice IN the Teupie
Impressive Process ION OF Kings. >olonon's -
Wives, Incense Burning AZ the Altar, Arrival II
the Queen % >heoa- Nqoiaa snake Cha-naer,
Lovely rasset Girls, Grand Professional Pageant
Arabs Mounted on Canes, NGoiaas Leading Wld
Animals, Queen OF sAeoa Conducted % Il
Taro2s-
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Cs.1nel da'-ss W Moay psray &5e4 81 sAs
n1Sa - Jay i nsas Bowie, No, ssea ;. ysSsA
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Mslesas - Rsares. - Fsoa. s.rse,

Tie Asgcc:jRe varsAiTs Almsranss Brown
sn1 NesSt5cszeo, which were tea-~d 10 have
fee1 }gse. az ssf-
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ssas.; JULY q
1.-The One-Half Has Not Been Told Ne
JOHN ROBINSON'S
10 Big S5. SHOWS N
FULL SIZE CIRCUS RINGS
It BIG CIRCUS COMPANIES
In Simultaneous Operation.
3-MONSTER NENAGERIES.3
3-MONSTER NENAGERIES-3

In order 70 make the exhihitiaaal season of Isar
an ever- me nora5le and Cell atfnI episode 4.
the history OF popular entsrtainments the rs.s
Biblical Historical T-innzpha aud Colossal ScrSs
ographic. Terpsichoteaa, Dramatic and Nus.saI
Sre,sfscIs Of
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-11
The Gabert Bros.

1t is worth while for any one who
wears clothes to refrain from purchas.
ing until he has taken a good look at
the fine stock of the Gabert Bros,
116 South Fourth street. They are
the leading tailors with the largest
and finest stock of goods ever brought
to Waco. They carry all the new and
nobby styles of the spring of 'e2
with such diversity that no one can
tail in finding goods to suit his own
particular fancy. When it comes to
cutting and fitting the Gabert Broth
ers are artists in every sense of the
word with the most sklilful workmen
that can De procured. They give per.
! Feet fits and somehow their clothes
have look about them that only the
workof artists can produce. Give
them call and look over their big
fine stock before ordering a suit and
you will have no reason to regret any
order you may favor them with,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-11
The N. K. & 7. Railway
Will Sell Round Trip Excursion
Tickets as Follows:

For sale OF government town lots at
Hot Springs, Ark, April 2, tickets
on sale April roth and nth, good for
return until May 10th, $II.oo for
round trip.
Meeting ofState Republican League
and Convention at Dallas, April eth,
tickets on sale April nth and 18th,
good for return until April 10th,
SIS for round trip.
State Convention Young Mems
Christian Association at Dallas, Aprii
14th, tickets on sale April 18th and
l4th, good for return until April Goth,
$685. for round trip,
Annual Convention County Survey.
ors at Austin Apr 18th, tickets on
sale April 18th, good for return until
April 22d, fare round trip 81 40.
Lumbermen's Association of Texas
at San Antonio April 18th, tickets on
sale April 10th and nth, good for re-
turn until April 18th, fare round trip
$500. For further information cal
on or address J. E. SMITH,
Ticke Agent NJ, K. & T. Railway
No. I24 South Fourth Street,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-11
PERSONAL.

Mr.. j. H. Branson is guest of the
Royal
Mr.. G. H. Goodson of Comanche is
in the city.
Mr.. A. P. McKennon, of Hillsboro,
is In the city.
Mr.. Geo. B. Zimpleman of Austin
is at the Royal.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. G. Riifel of New
Orleans, are at the Royal.
Mr.. S \. Hobson has returned from
business trip to Galveston.
Capt. Pickens of Corsicana, a
staunch supporter of Judge Clark is in
the city,
Messrs. ii. L. Crawford and Seth
Shepard, of Dallas, are registered at
the Pacific.
Mr.. Seth Turner of Boston, the
great Lone Star cotton picker man, is
in the city.
Mr.. James Drake left on the noon
train today for San Antonio. He ex-
poets to return about Thursday next.
Mr.. Jack Labatte, prominent citi-
zen of San Antonio, is in the city to
attend the Clark meeting tomorrow af-
ternoon.
Mr.. T. J. Crooks, editor of the
Gate City Guide. of Denison is in
the city and will attend thu Clark
meeting tomorrow.
United States Marshal Geo. A.
Knight, of Dallas, is in the city to at.
tend Federal court. He is guest OF
the New McQelland,
Mr.. Lewis Ablowich, OF New York,
has apartments at the Royal Mr.
Ablowich will shortly wed one o
Waco's fairest daughters.
Master Eugene Blair is very i'll anc
Captain Blair is confined at the bed
side of his little son. His speedy re
ooyery is sincerely hoped for by the
entire community.
Judge j, B. Rector of Austin, the
new Federal district judge for thi
district, arrived in the city yesterda,
to attend the April term of court
He will have apartments at tn
Royal.
The many friends of Mr.. W. {
J Watson will be glad to learn that h
recovered enough to be out agair
though he is still very weak He ha
had quite a severe time for the pas
few weeks.