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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
The sherman silver Law.

Tho friends OF the SHERMAN silver law
seem 20 be few and far between. MIR
SHERMAN himself says il was passed t'
prevent the passage of bill providing Tor
the free coinage Of silver. 1t IL strange
that trained statesmen should have thus
been led INTO tho support Of measure
which in effect declared that silver was
mere commodity.
The President will have q word to say
in regard to the SHERMAN silver law IN bis
message to Congress at the opening OF it'
extra session in September. Would that
he could begin the good work in August
But that law has. 50 far as present appear
ances indicate, nobody to speak q word IL
Us favor. II Is q Republican measure and
was approved by President HARRISON.
Now none so poor to do it reverence
What a tickle world it is, to DO sure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

, COLORED-BOEDEk u'''-..
hemstitchoi. slightly sIlei '
Remnant prirr. 25c.
nant prire, 2pc- dozen.
10 WINDSOR TIES. a nr'i'
ding Asserted cD.1f- -
Poe.
q MEMS GAUZE sHlHI>. 20 a.i
5Oc. Remnant pri'e, al..
4MENS BAlBkiH1As 'A'
80 onis, ga. Remnant lr n.
2SE6LlGGE Sinks. 'u.t
size i5le, soliI hEA,l
price, SIC. ..
Remnant price. So.
rs pairs FANCY HALfHO-.
mate, sizes 10 and I0i- -'-.
oNIGHT.sHI2Ts. embr..i-'
rel, size AZ only, 3.' H'-
REMNANTS -BYi0 .N.-
I4BOlS S1RlPEp SHitl-"
colors. % 3. year., s'r. tr-
q BOYS Silikl-NAl0 j.. irA
only, sc Remnant Tri
KFMNANTS. tliil pItf'
20 palrs CiILDktN'> A~l ...'
HOoE, douDl- he-l- az Co.,.
and ), 25r. K~mutu. r-itr.
- CHILDREN ; LlSlr-i i'..'
either long OF short si-o'r'.
So. Remnant pric0, Ju,t ea'H.
LADIES ALL->lLh llu~r. t-r
lavender. size ~. so.
REMNANTS LAulLs F.''
Il prIrs RID ani Blue ~.
siles 10. -. 81, and '.l. '.'r
price, 81. ..,........ ..
remnant price, 5oc. ......... ....
pair BLACK KID Niv' ~.
$40: remnant price f'.- ..... ...
IA pairs TAN AID btNi ..
sizes ~, ~, G}a, T. siJl. s.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

preference 20 submitting ourselves to .
worse evil.
We trust that the City Council will meet
this issue at once and give assurance to
the public that both reservoirs are to be
kept full of water oil during this summer
IL our aggregated pamping capacity is
equal TO that task.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
EDUCATIONAL.
GUNNER SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.

- UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
J.W. MAILETr, Nd, Err. A. II. TuTrLk n. r.,
g.. Prof. Chem, Chm. Prof.. Histology.
w. u. CHRISTIAN, NJ. D., A. ID. DREW, ND, Pm.
Prof. Anatomy, Sec. c., Prof. Physiology.
Opens July 9TH, closes September 5, 1893.
Has proved ~ signal use TO beginners and 10
graduates preparing for examination before
state or other medical boards. For circular ad-
dress secretary, DR.. w. q. CHRISTIAN, Upiver-
sity station, chasiottesyile, Va
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TIE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
By TIE DISPATCH COMPANY.

Tne DAILY DISPATCH IL delivered "a sue-
sritcrS ut firTRys csSrs per week. payable to
Tire carrier weekly Mailed At % per snnurn
q: for ssx months sl.5o for three mopths BOO
aione month.
Tho WEEKLY DISPATCH A. ~ per AMMAN.
gheSUSDAY DISPATCH at also per annunn.
Csts. for elk month";
Subscriptions in all osse. payable In advance
srd 70 payer continued after the expiration oil
nc time paid for Send posi-offcc noney-order
chect. CT rcrsicrcd letter Currency sent by
nah vii b OF the risk Of tho sender Sub
scribcrs wishing ,hoir poei-ofnce changed must
give their old ~ well ~ their new poet-oace
ttnlI le copies fyee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
GREAT JUNE SALE.

however ordinary prices wouldn't be noteworthy
thing that low already Altogether and hitler prices prevail and
TO-DAY sees REMNANTS REDUCED FROM JUNE'S CRUSHED
PRICES.
The Bio Store opens O'clock but to give everybody equal oP
portnties at the REMNANTS they will not 20 on sale until
O'CLOCK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

The Democratic state Convention will iproOa-
bly, be held IA tho Regimental Armory IN Rich
mond, Hon. Camm PatiesOn. of buckingham
county. u tho contrary Notwithstanding. The
Hon. Camm. II no Is disposed 10 blame anybody,
will have 10 blame bis talented young brothor'
who Is at the head OF the Democratic Committee
Of Rich nnDi
The objection g. the Armory IS the inadeluhcy
~ tho acoustic properties Of the han satisiacto-
riy = convey 10 the remote corners Of the build
ing tho magnetic outbursts 81 irce-silyer rh"to-
re that Will doubtless be hurled at the auricuiar
appendagos OF tho representatives, OF the
.trooly-loysl Democracy.-DdRchC|c Lcd'rr
At it's meeting next Tuesday night the
City Democratic Committee Will doubtless
give its earnest attention 10 this matter
Richmond Is pledged to provide suitable
accommodations for the convention, and
the pledge VIII be kept.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
VESTS.
COAL AND WOOD.
CTANLEY LIPSCOMB & CO..
- EIGHTEENTH AND BROAD STREETS.
Phone 232.

We are receiving large consignmepts OF the
different grades OF COAL AND WOOD, which
We ofisr to the public at the lowest market
price. We ask the public TO give US call and
We will guarantee quick delivery, clean Coal,
and tho best Oak aud Pine Wood that can be
purchased. Oar stock consists OF the following
grades Of Coal and Wood;
Anthracite-Nut, Stove. Egg. and Broken
splint-Lump and Hall; Ftrs-creek Lump
Clayton Nut, Stovc. and EGg; Pocahontas Lump.
stesm-t eat speciality consists OF the following
grades: Pocnhonsas, Nuttieburg, Fne-Creek,
Quintamoot, Cumberland, and Other grades.
Wood-0sk and Pine; Saved, kindhng. Long
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
REMNAN7-DAY!
RICHMOND. FsrDAY. June 10, 1893.

Everybody has use for short
lengths and odd things---the brand.
new housekeeper longs for few
tin pans; the experienced mother
knows that the bit Of goods will
make just the same dress made
from the short length as from a
piece from the bolt the aesthetic
make so or 90 cents DO dollar duty
80 in uSttoI fines During this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
BOYS
KNEE PANTS

Have you seen our Boys
Linen Pants at SOC. ! No one
can approach their value.
They are the best ever sold for
that price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

$4,000. :. ! %, @ ,s aa %
one third the rates charged by loan -
offices on diamouds, watches, tewotry, x..,,,ou
silvsrvsre. e,c. RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE,
LARGEST and Most Rellaoie, 2lS and 2.o MINI
street., y BAcHkACH, Proprietor. .
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V0HloH yoc1lI anil Broad.

GRVTIEMEN's GRAY GAUZE DRAWERS,
2J.-fOf,ner price Joc.
WHITE COTTON DUCK, lSc. yard.
FANCY DUCk for suits, nc. yard.
Blue and PINK STRIPE WASH DUN ior
boys suits. H5c. yard. ...,.-
30 pieces Of Sc. CHECK NCSLlN, &c. yard
llg pieces Of FANCY DAMArh JOlNILhSS
MATING. -. 3, 4 rpl. -.
GRNIIRMKNs PURE LINEN BOSO NJ
SHIRTS, reinforced back and mont, cotton ex-
ceHcnt, workmanship cannot be eXce!led, only
SOC
TURKISH-B ATII TOWEL. D.
PUKE-WHlTR TURKISH TOWELS, 21c
GENrLEMEN'S MEDIUM SHIRTS, Mcrino'
only 400. , -. ,,,,-
LADIES WHITE LAWN sHlRI-WAlsTS'
trimmed with colOrei edges, only -l.2o.
SFRPYNTINF WAIST. s2.pV.
PLAID-GINGHAM WAIST. $l.09,
JAPANESE FANS, lc. TO 81
CuILDREN'S FANS, 10 and DC.
HAMMOCKS, JUc
STRAW SEATS, lOc. -,
LADIES WRAPPERS, Soc. p -.
The best 5Oc. CORSET in the city. Don't fail
TO try H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

GOWNS ana tt..
Soc. remnant pro ti.-, 3 -. f....
remnant price 3d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

Srlettcrs ans kilograms must b. sddresseo'o
7fh DISPATCH COMPANY.
Loloct,d COMMUNICATIONS will no; beretufno1
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ADVERTISING RATEs


Heading notices in reading-ms.icr type n's
lref O. luss. 81: in nonpsrcii loaded. 7oc.
cord Of rates for more space furnished on ap-
Ihcsiion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

CHFHlSrS-hGts. aIi 81.
GIc.:sI.20 and SIS. r..n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

1t can hardly be claimed that Colonel
OBJ AIyswonrH has had fair play in Wash
ineton. certainly 50 far as tho coroners
inquest - concerned. He should have
been allowed to ba represented at the in
quest by counsel.
Who could have been harmed had his
counsel been present 20 cross-question
witnesses. espctllly such witnesses as
those who were ready TO mob him?
The result Will be that the inquest will
be looked upon by many a. a partisan IN
vestisatiou. Colonel AINswoRrH will we
trust. faro better when his case is lnycst-
gated by board OF army officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

1t T. understood Mrs. Jefferson DAVIS AMI Miss
Winnie Davis will mako Richmond their future
ADMINISTRATION SySef1'or.
We trust 40. but it is not settled as vet.
Mr.. HAYES. Mira. DAyIs's son-in-law. IL will
ing to buy % residence here for her If be
can find ono which will SUIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
To-Day To-Day To-Day
HOURLY SALES.
SOMETHING DIFFERENT EVERY HOUR
~>nA~AHANn1%NNNNNN
ECONOMY=

:=ECONOMY=
Begins This Morning !
FROM 9 A. M.
TO 10 A. Nj.
we will sell $50 pairs of our
Children's 75c. Tan Button
Shoes for
35C. a PAIR.
Sizes 5 to 8.
FROM IL A. nj.
TO IL A. Nj.
we will sell 800 pairs of our
Ladies' Sl.25 Tan Oxford
Ties for
SOC. A PAIR.
FROM 1 p. Nj.
TO 2 L. nj.
we will sell 100 pairs Misses
Heeled Oxford Ties for
35C. 4 PAIR.
ALSO,
POO pairs Misses $50 Spring
Heel Tan Goat Button Shoes
for
1JC. A PAIR.
FROM 3 Il. vi.
TO 4 u. vi.
we will sell 400 pairs Ladies
= Button Shoes for.
92C. A PAIR.
ECONOMY
.SH0E-ST0RE,
! 3ll EAST BROAD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

JOS, Boils Csrbuncles, Enlarged Glands,
Tunors snd Swelhngs, AID ell Blood, Skin,
and Scalp Ux.asea from = common blOtch or
eruption 10 the wors, s.'rOfula-theSe arc per
fectly and permanently cured 10y il.
In building up neoled nesh and strength Of
pale puny, scrofulous children, nothing can
equal H.
Unlike tho ordinary spring medicines or
sarSapalill0s, the " Discovery" works equally
we'll at al seasons Al the year round, and
IN ell cases, it is guaranteed, as no other
blood medicine is II il ever fails 20 benefit or
cure, you have your money back. It's not
only the best blood purifier, but IT'S The cheap
est You pay only for the good Won get.
Buy OF reliable dealers. With any others,
something else that pays them better will
probably bo urged as Just as good" Per
haps |. is, for them. but il can't be for you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

II is not likely that the railroads will hold out
mu'h longer against the general demand tor
lower fares 70 Chicago atlanta CONSERVATION.
II they do. the railroads and the fair Will
be great sufferers by it,
But remember that the railroads entering
the city Of Chicago hold the keys of the
situation, and they have imposed no easy
forms upon meeting linea. They ought
10 Ice the hIst lid reduce rates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
BLACK DRESS GOODS

yards imported Hopsacking, 4G-inch, AZ 85c.
The yard froE SSc.
81. yar,!s AI-Woo Lace Bunting.at 311fc. the
yard from 90.
"a yards Open-Sess Atwood Hermann 40
15c. the yard from Sl.5O.
30 yards Atwood Henrietta, f0-lnch, az 6@c.
the yard from SIC.
g., yards storm serge, Atwood, at 40. q
yard.
1j wards Alpaca Lustrc. 22-inch, az Sc. from
i2iyc. the yard.
"a yards Nun swelling, tape border, DE. the
yard from iJc.
COLORgD DRESS SrUFfS-
100 Yards ot Coiorcd Lace Bunting, hslf-Wo9l,
24-nrh, 81 -. the yard.
Cotton Chaliies az 336c. IA yard.
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LADIES' sHIRT-wATsTs-

White Waists, poo from 4Sc.
White Waist. with pink embroidery, eaunt-
lot cuffs. sl.1j from $3.50.
White WAISTS, sailor collar. labot edged with
PINK, 30. from tl-lA.
These are SIMPLY sole from show.
LADIES' KNIT VESTS. soiled. p each.
UMBRELLAS Garnet Hclyeta SIX, with
cover. ti.jO from $40.
dozen odd PARASOIS even more deeply
prcc-cut.
STlKOLINE-tor curtains-blue aud yellow,
olive and cream, ~ a yard from llc.
80 Remnants MATING. > to 20 yards about
halt piire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

UPTOWN OFFICE 1913 EAST BROAD
tTKhEI
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1908 HULL
%TTFFr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

So there are loop.holes in French laws as
well A. IN American. By one Of these
CHAnLEs DE LgssErs son Of Count FERoI-
N,SD DE LsssHIsl, u. EHFEL twho Won
world wide fame as the builder Of the
Eifel tower IN Paris). and others who were
convicted Of fraud IN connection with the
Panama canal funds. have been liberated
from prison. the Court of Cassstion having
on Yesterday declared that their offences
were barred by the statute Of limitations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
LITTLE THINGS

"Elcctrsn," . sosp 10 remove greaso spots.
1c. a Gaze rom So.
: bottles queen Of the Tolet--takes the place
% Madam AyeVss kecamier Cream-le,.
from SOC.
8 boxes Queen Of the Toilet Powder white Or
nesh-lBc. rom 31c.
5Oc. Rubber Combs. with handles. tor poe.
tOtties Royal Cue, torn labels. &c bottle
10 Curliug-IrOu Heaters. Zoe. from 25c.
2l4-pouud bOIt. OF finest TABLE SALT, with
pretty shaker. Oc. from ] l..
Cocoa CASTLE SOap, -. a CAKE from BE-
81 bottles AumOnln-big fellOUs-oc ffOm &c.
Laundry Wax. %. n cake from DC.
Shaving Mirrors, ljc. from 3D..
Lots Of lIaadkcrcDie; Extracts, too.
Remnant sale starts 1t o V'CloCk.
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LADIES'
SHIRT WAISTS.

Percale Shirt Waists-best
STYLES ever shown at soc.
Percale and Lawn Shirt
Waists-all prices, best styles.
LADIES' SILK Shirt Waists.
Largest and most complete
stock in this city. Our styles
lead them all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

EMBROIDERIES AND LACES-seversl hun
drcd choice brs. = 20 zoe. the yard for values
Of sc. 20 sl. some snper-choice driVes even
moro lrtoregsing-each piece plainly tex
etcl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

FRIDAY..........J JUNE IG. 1898.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

10 French PercaIe WRAPPERS. beauties
Sl.JO from 81.
10 CnHDkEN'S DRESSES-siEgham- with
rmbroidered vast aud strap, ages 10 d
years. SOC. IRON J9c.
FANS-S Iand-Palntei Gunze. Zoe. from 2Oc
Large japanese Fans -na,--5c. from Is.
And 80 on.
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LEV &DAVlS

A Large Stock of Trunks and
Satchels.
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1r'oFE!N!
(9NlPAfY
N@
H., IS, and II east Broad.

housewife picks up bc-abraca make so or 90 cents DO
At Cohen's on Remnant.Day That's in usual times. Dur
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TXpPLLFIl

EXPELLED
- every poison
aud impurity OF
your blood, by DR..
Picrce's Golden
Medical Discov-
cry. Then there's
a clear skin and a
clam system. Tet
} ter, Salt rheum,
g. -.
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Children'S
Embroidered Robes.

You will never see them again at these
prices:
1915 Robes reduced TO 81.
$3.50 Robes reduced 70 sl.sS.
s4.j0 Robes reduced 10 s2.60.
e. Robes reduced 10 $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
GKANITE IRONWAKE, tOO-

10 Stoye-Kettles. 2jc. from SOC.
: small Preserving X cities, 2oc. from 1Oc.
large Preserving h ottiss. DOC. from 81.
\ Long-IIandled Sauce-Pans, 3Jc, from 9'c
and el.I7.
= Rutter. Kettles nickel handle and top, SOC
from Csc. and Sl-2O.
: Coffee Pots. 2Oc. from 1Oc-
> Large Dish-Pan DOC. from 01c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-20
"a Inpa

Al resi- cal 10 Caiea;. Ths chieara. Nil.
vAGkes 4 st faal raj say leafs ghs yan. Ak.
tEFslon Iaiess 20 The Words !as
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-20
UNITED In WEDLOCK.
Two Salvation Soldiers Married
With Ceremony.
THE WHOLE ARMY REJoicEs.
The Barracks Gaily Decked and DenseIy
Crowded-They Resound With
Music and Song.

The unique ceremony of hallelujah
wedding took place in the Salvation Army
barracks on Jackson street last night.
Capt. Albert Schultze was married to
Can't Hensena Larson. Prior to the cere-
mony the Army paraded through the city
as usual. noticeable feature of the pro-
cession being fourteen bridesmaids in
white with red, white and blue sashes
marching in front of the main portion of
the Army. Arrived at the barracks, the
crowd poured into the halt. which was
soon densely packed. while hundreds una
bic to get in were turned away by the eo-
lice, who feared that there might be
danger from overcrowding the hall.
Among the audience were many ladies
and gentlemen moving in the higher social
circles, bevy of public school teachers
occupying front seats.
In front of the platform was erected an
arch wreathed with red. yellow and blue
bunting. and from the center white floral
bell was suspended. A dove with out
stretched wings rested lightly upon the
crown of the arch. Stretched across the
arch was a banner bearing the legend.
United for God" The bride and groom
were attirs6 in the ordinary PLAIN
uniform of the Army, and nei-
Their in attire nor demeanor were
distinguished from the rest of the Army.
They occupied seats on the front bench.
behind the platform, along with Staff
Capt. Morton and Mrs. Morton. The
meeting opened with singing several lively
songs, interpreted with band music and
followed by prayers and Scripture read
ing by Staff Capt. Morton. He then read
the marriage contract between the con-
tracing parties. which renewed to each
the liberty to devote himself or herself en-
tirely and exclusively to the Salvation
Army. The couple then advanced to the
front of the platform and along with them
stood Capt. Eliza Peters as bridesmaid
and Brother Herman Peters as best man.
The usual questions were asked by Staff
Capt Morton. who later pronounced the
couple man and wife, and the hail rang
with cheers as the couple took their seats.
A pleasant diversion was caused by one of
the male captains crowding up and kissing
the as yet unkissed bride, and thereby
bringing the first smile and blush of the
evening to her serious but not unhand-
some countenance. After solo By Mrs.
Morton the bride and groom each made
an address, testifying to the grace of God
which filled their hearts. and each saying
that they got married not so much for
their own pleasure as for Gods glory.
Capt. Larson is of Norwegian descent
and she speaks with decided foreign
accent Her home is in Potts;own, Pa,
and she has been a member of the Army
four years. She has been on the Pacific
coast only two months and in Seattle only
q few days. She first met her husband in
Minneapolis several months ago. Capt.
Schultze is good-iooking German aud
also speaks with a foreign accent.
After the ceremony ice cream and cake
and coffee were dispensed to those of the
audience who remained to congratulate
the couple,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-20
Highest Of al in Leavening Power-Latest u S Govt Report
R@H!a,I!! R Bsxisss
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

the prisoner az the county jail at 5o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
..Chief Garvin. of the police department,
has in his possession q written agreement
from krug IN which the latter mas
signifed his Willingness TO return 10
Seattle as soon as IN officer rom
there arrives here. krug refused
to talk when seen by q reporter. out:
when questioned concerning his alleged
de.alcations, be broke down and said:
This is driving me crazy, and, cover
ing his face with his hands, he sat down
on the iron cot in his cell and weps DIT
terry
"ChIef Garvin received . telegram from
the chief of police Of Seattle, stating THAI
an officer was on his way here for krug.
J. N. Bsttinger sends the following COM
munication in regard to bis dealings with
Krug:
ITO THE EpIroR: Allow me to explain
how my note for $500 happened TO De
found among Mr.. krug's assets. ar
ranged to drive the delivery wagon Tor the
Queen City Cracker Company. l bought
wagon and harness from w. w. Bucn-
anan Il Sons for 500 and the company
went my security on note tor that
amount. was to pay SO q week on this
note out of my wages and gave the COM
pany note TO offset IT'S gong my Sc
curity. / paid $f3i.30 on the 500 and
when they bought the wagon from me
was TO get this money back less the set of
harness and they were TO return my note.
OF the amount had paid they still owe
$50 80 and the return of the note. After
the company had surrendered its corpora
ton went TO B. w. Morgan, the manager
and bookkeeper. and he told me krug
would pay the balance due and turn over
the papers TO me. | asked Krug for them
several times, but ne said he did not have
time to give them TO me. | always thought
krug was a square man or Iwould have
brought suit. J. n. BErTIy GER.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-20
DAY OF AroNEMENr.
The sabbath Of snbbaths, or Greatest
Day of the Jewish Calendar.

Inc sabbath OF snbbaths, OF Greatest
Day of the Jewish Calendar.
The Jewish feast of Yom Kippur, or day
of atonement. began last night at shutdown
and lasts until the same hour this evening.
This is the greatest day in the Jewish cal
endar. and during the interval mentioned
neither food nor drink passes the lips of
the faithful.
Services are held at the temple, Eighth
and Seneca. by the liberal Jews and in the
Front street hall by the orthodox congre-
CATION. They began last night at $50 and
lasted till 10 o'clock. This morning they
begin at O'Clock and continue till the
evening star appears.
The orthodox Jew still believes that on
New Years day the Almighty inscribes
on the rolls OF Fate the destiny Of every
soul for the coming year, but the verdict is
not sealed. until Tom k,ppur. ten days
later; and hence the aim of every Jew is
to do as much penancc and give as much
TO charity in the intervening time as he
can, first, in order that favorable des-
tiny may not be revoked; second, III order
10 propitIate the offended Jehovah and Sc
cure the remission Of an adverse destiny.
On this great day the orthodox Jew
forgives all h!s enemies and seeks forgive
ness. The services in the temples are very
impressive aud full of poetic beauty and
categorical Significance. The pubic is in
vited TO attend them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-20
MuAt Az ne pisehar.ed.

1t was reported yesterday that the
Democratic state central eommiite had
written letter to Collector Saunders
calling on him to discharge every Repub-
lican remaining in the customs service in
this district not fater than the lst of next
month. Only four Republicans now
remain on whom Collector Saunders can
WELD the Official AK. They are: Stephen
b. House, deputy collector. II salary OF
1890 per annum; J. A. Van Bokkesen.
inspector at Vancouver, b. &, at s. per
day; ID. Ii. Hammond. clerk. at 81 80
per AMMAN. and W. III. Smith. inspector
and boatman. at s. per day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-20

"iasai American cigars Loaeh'.. SIS FrOa,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-20

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