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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04

Westward the tide Of civilization takes
its course is an old saying tho truth OF
which has never been disputed.
The phenomenal energy Of the American
eyinces itself in many ways. and IN no way
is it more striking than IN his endeayors
10 let no obstacle stand IN the way OK per-
mGnent success.
After being hampered for somo time by
quarters insufficient for their largely-in-
creased business tho DOMESTIC Sewing
Machine Company abandoned their old
stand at 909 east Nam street, where Tor
more than twenty years they bad con-
Quoted business. aud on the 9th OF March
moved into their elegant and roony build
ing ut l09 east B-oad street. which had un-
dergone the most thorough remodeiIing
and refitting and IS to-day model house
indeed. Tho entire establishment, con-
sisting of three stories and a cellar, ~ used
by the company, and from top TO bottom
is in apple-pie order
The office of the manager. Dir. j. Ill.
Derbyshlro, is marvel Of convenience,
mingled with comfort. as are also tho
offices of the book keepers, stenographer.
and Others who make up the force OF this
establishment. which controls the. bus-
ness Of the Domestic Company for the
southern States.
Besides the domestic" Sewing Ma
chine. which is a household word for tho
Gerry best, this company publishes The " 10
nleSttcn Monthly, ins domestic" Fashion
! Rcrie,r, and The Domestic" Siyle, which
| gladden. the hearts of SO many women all
over this universe; for. 10 be brief. toe
Domestic Sewlng-Machine Company
tells ITS millions of patrons what IL tho
very latest in that article which occupies
such vast deal OF our thoughts and
such prominent part IN our ite-dress !;
and having done that 10 affords the means
of making them in the best manner possi.
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For impure OF thin blood Weakness naisrss.
Neuraigia. Indigestion. and 6iltousaess, take
Ola psssons feel youn4s and yOune poRnoo1
sSgSng; pisasAas " taks
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Have You seen the "Ridgway" ksfrige-
rator or EDDY" Ice-Chestl They are the
best aud cheapest, at
Joas BowEks's. Governor street.
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Southern-League Ball.

At Augusta: X B.H' =;
Charlestons - o o 40 l 0 o.
Betteries-shaw aud Watson; Colcollough and
Sugden.
At Atlanta: X B.h 4;
Sayannahs o O. .
Batteries-keenan and Murphy; Quarles and
Hurley.
Az Montgomery: R. B.H. Z.
New Orleans @ ans ..O1OO025 IL .
Montgomerys. 1000 q - D
Batteries Montgomery, McGinty, AMI Welch;
Luby and Baldwin.
At Nashville:
Mobiles. 1000 o o o. 2
Nemphis; X. B.H. L.
Memphis an % !~.....e O2OOO33 O-lO 4
Blrminahams II 2 5000 3 z 5
Batteries-Frank and Boiand; Underwood and
Earle.
BALL NORTHERN.
Az Washington The washington-Brooklyn
game was postponed. Rain.
At Pittsburg: 4. B. H. =
Pittsburgs ......1 0 0 l 1000 K 2
Cbicsgos. .........O o D o ] D o o o. =
Batteres-Terry and Mack; Mauch ana
Schriyer.
Az CINCINNATI: r. B.H E.
cincionatis... nc 3Ooos 5-l7 IL 2
Cieyelands. 10 O o o o 4 o 3-l2 1S
Batteries-Mullane,D Dwyer, and Vaughn; Hast
lngs, Davies, and OConnor,
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Refrigerators, Freezers, and Cooler1
cheap at JOHN bowkhss.
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Old papers for vale at Is cents per 100
az DIspArca Office.
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.. I vu. night watchman at this
h4. t'- house only few YARDS
. tlt scene OF the wreck ana was
a. t.e time Of the accident. IN
..-t 0. .le affair toaIeporter ne sara
.. . within few yards OF my
lt was about I2:3D a. u.
tr fle vardmgster either before
-..'i iie wreck. but the fireman on tho
-ne. q 8. who was carried INTO my
with large cash ia his head,
t-at lafimaster Tyler had been
.''vn further stated that he had
'eet .o sald upon the track. lie said
, '.' engineers were ia the haOit OF
ia' curve a. much too great
ny ,ted and expressed IT "a ms
'alt had tho engineer exercised
''f caution as 90 spec ! the accident
in1 have occurred. Ho also stated
"a, not ~ the habit Of hagging
a. nat point IS II was not his dutY.
SAD BIZ others that the freight
F" 'ih2 a, the rate Of about ten miles
'f 10 the tine OF the happening.
o.. ..NaY gates on the south side OF tue
were smashed 10 pieces by the keel
'Drial OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
tr.,.i t9li DISPATCH reporter last eve.
~, .IH he damage 20 property would
~ -1eeo 5000. The company Will, oil
'''' repair tao injury TO the gaS.works.
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Telegraph Items Brisfcs.

The work Of unloading the steamer Torpedo
NJ Liverpool, Eng, was biOcke1 yesterday ~
uniOnist dockers and non-uuion men have been
engaged 10 unload tho vessel to-day.
six men were arrested yesterday AZ Ll;hls
Springs, Ca, suspected of bong Implicated IN
the murder OF ". X. Clover, whose dead bcoy
was found Tuesday near the place named.
A tornado passed through portion of Lcxiag-
ton ard Newberry counties, ;. G., yesterday. un-
roofing houses apd mills aud destroying barns.
stables. and out-houseA white wonian was
killed and number OF persons were inluroi.
Barney Higgins the man shot IN the Dsnyillo
(Kyl courthouse Tuesday by Lincoln d. Wocds,
OF Cleveland. Is rtill alive. but there are strong
Indications OF blood poisoning n his case. and
tho physicians consider his recovery extremely
doubtful
The trustees of Lane Theological Seminary,
Cincinnati, yesterday accepted the resignation
OF Professor Roberts. ono 81 the prosecutors of
Professor Henry Preserved smith In his triat for
heresy, and re-electcd Professor smith for tho
ensuing year.
The executive officers OF the Baltimore ani
Onto Railroad Company, az Baltimore, state
that tho svrlng freshets have not seriously inter-
fered with the travel over tho Baltimore anf
Onto Southwestern railroad Trains are run
mug through with little or no delay.
A cyclone passed through South Carolina yes.
terday. Willston aud Springfield wefe ths
worst sufferers. The crops and houses az botn
these places were much damaged. High wind,
were reported from all parts Of the state abt
several Iersons were injured, but none fatally.
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Representative Swanson To-day applied
for pardons for the following persons con-
victed for violating internal-reyenue laws
Henry a. Akers, of Franklin county;
James A. and Richard L. Ames, of Floyd,
and William Turner. of Patrick: He also
fled application OF William l.. Waller. of
Henry county. to be law clerk: and recon-
mended the appointment of 4. III. Cox to
be Postmaster at Mouth OF Wilson, Gray
son county.
Senator Daniel returned tonight.
Representative Grady. of North Carolina,
has returned.
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ZEAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded in the Auditer's Once
YAeterday.


Real estate transactions from January l. lss3
are g 07e loa There were died for record yestsr.
day 81 deeds, the considerations aggregating
s1s,s30 Following II the list - furnished By
Osborne, Trempsf 4 Co. abstractors Of titles.
116 Cherry street. between Front and Second:
George Eswlands TO Sarah A. Mcclellan. part
oocs ii and IL. 26, s. $4,000.
Lee Fairchild to John Bushsll. lot Il. block Z
a. ]. stevens to Eleanor L Mndsay. lots I, 4
and 8. block 10, Brooklyn add, $1,000
Charles X. Myers TO Warren Lee lots 20 and q,
block 20, Myers Lat to Noorland, 500
n. r. 4. r Co TO Frank Hartman. nv ~ =,
George z. Cutter 70 Thomas r. Wilson. lot q,
block I, Wheeler's Sd add. $50
William D. Wood 70 IL W. Higgins. lots In
Craven's division. IS
Burke's ID and Others. 5000
Frank Greenfield to George q Fitch. tract in
sec IL. Il, s, 1880.
Louisa p. Dayton to John Alexander, lot n.
Mary Dayton TO John Alexander, lots 10 ana
90, block II, Knob Hill add To Kent, IL
Hugo Graf 70 4, A Cameron, LOS 2. block n.
Central Seattle, 81.
Jas Levi. 70 Joa Lewis. 4 lot 2. block I. En-.
G. z. HAL to R Norman, lot .. eco n q, &
$3.50.
lisa
Martin Thompson 70 Gusta Anton. lot 1.
block 6, Washington add, $500
Josephus Tompkins 70 J. Il. Lancaster, lot 1.
book 13 Eastern add. 81
J. z Lancaster TO Chss. Clark. lot l. block II
Eastern add, @i5Q
Emma J. Elder to J. c Kelley. ~ ne IS. a. =
12,W0.
D; oconneIl 70 L N sil. lot "a. block 4
d. OCoDnell TO N. SIN, lot n, block .. Bal.
mon lay "a, $500
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETA


TIE STATE OF TRADE
San FRANCISCO. April 1.-The produce
markets were steady today.
Vegetables were in good supply. Potatoes
have an easle. tonA Onions are steady.
Oranges are dull and weak A few straw.
berries came in. Lines ere lower.
Poultry 10 firm
Eggs are doing better. Butter IL weak.
Game In quiet
Produce receipts-Fleur, ls27s sacks; Oregon.
$40 SACKS: heat. i.l20 centais; Oregon, 703
centals; barley, 1,462 csntals; corn. 81 centals;
po,a,oes; LIS SACKS. ns;, Oregon s,z '"s '"ck''
LONDON. April i+-Bar silver, 9l5 dne, S i5-l6d.
Consuis. 9s l5-I6t. Bullion gain on balance
paid into Bank Of England today, E5,0l Bank
Of England discount rate, q per cent
Fiour-Sst cash prices for iamiiy extras, 81 20
Oh per bbi; bakers extras, 81 S9Ao0: super.
tine, s. o0lJ2l0
Whest[The market slightly reacted this
morning, the general feeling not being ~ steady
as il was yesterday Offerings are moderate.
bu; the absence OF buyers causes weak tone In
prices For No. shipping quality N-2Jk II
full figure, though . cnoice lot could likely b
placed al 81. Is per centa- In milling dsscrip-
lions there is no change, business being done ss
the old rangs OF 81 271s.9l. s2ls Per centsl
Barley-Tbe demand Tor feed barley 10 slow.
while prices are unsteady and wssk iof brewing
descriptions There continued to be fair in
ouiry for export. though not As positive - there
vas short while ago Favorable crop proc.
pects are having come influence on the situa-
non. We quote: Feed, S44sDs2stc Per GENITAL
for good quality. and $50 foE choice: brewing.
s0ct1sLo % per centaL
OssS-The better grades are steady in price
under fair demand and common stock comes In
eompe,ition with barley and valnes for such
product are therefore not OF Grin character.
Surprise, SIS foiool milling, tLAf9L 50; fancy
81 s,zsI d.; OF grades. $.i5el.3o; black. Sis
nsl ii: yrsy. S. sol. 10 for iced and SL4sDLsS
tor milling; red, Sl-171zt1L = per GENITAL
GAIL BoAsn
Sales On the cali board were recorded today
a. follows.
whsss-Mornsne. informal sesa.on-Nay,
100 ,ons, si.2s5s per GENITAL: 800 tons. y 70 psf
Genital: 800 teas, sLsnts Ter centaL keauiA1
s-sstoa-May, 20 tons, 81 255s; 100 tons, N.26
Bar,ey-Rexelsr sessiou-Decsnbes, sos tons,
sss.s; 20 sons see. 40 tons, s4<c: sslisr 1896,
new, 100 tons. $50: 30 tens, &c. December,
go sous, Sic per esatsl-
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clearing houses today we're:
SEATTLE. ........... .......$l443o1 d ,596 .
ac0ma; ..-.....'........' n1'SSS y ~, as y
Tof0ano. .................2 9ls0OO % 6As0OO %
Smoked meats have again advanced and the
ductuating state OF the market II such that
there IL no certainty from day to day - to QUO.
tations. The present advance Il in accordance
with rise OF Il 50 per barrel on salt pork.
All roasted conees have declined u cent per
pound. This 10 the second reduction within .
few days.
Bran and shorts are getting extremely scarce.
The former has been quoted at $40 per ton. but
has now been put up another dollar In conse.
quence OF an advance In California Shorts are
now e22 per ton and likely to 20 higher. The
advance In both bran and shorts 10 due 70 the
shutting down of the mills and the consequent
scarcity. The reduction in hour. already noted,
has caused considerable Of Q furry In that
staple commodity. Dealers are 10th to speak OF
the cause OF the movement. and they also differ
- to the market price The jobbing price OF
the cheaper grades is quoted by some dealers at
$a50. and the manufacturer price at g. % But
that there has been some cutting in prices 10 in.
dicated BY the statement Of one dealer that he.
had been offered the lowest grades, laid down
here, a. low a. s., in carr load lots. The market
however, can not be said to be a. low - this
Although there II talk OF IN advance in wheat
nothing has resulted - yet, except hrmer feel.
int The former nominal quotations continue
sHIPxENrs AND REcsIrra
During the past twenty.four hours produce
and merchandise have been shipped from and
received at the port OF Seattle in the following
quantities:
Tons.
Shipments by Pail and water. ........... 9l2
Receipts BY rail and water. Lis
The hop market continues about the samA
Today l42 bales arrived from Mount Vernon ana
sold readily at II cents. They were Of very nne
quality and were Immediately purchased By
brewers for local consumption.
James Hart, OF Auburn. says: IA telegram
Just received from the New York Hop Growers'
Association, at Waterviils. N. T., gives strong
demand for hops, 81 cents freely paid, and
many growers refuse the price This makes
cents advance there within week. Tho meet
ing OF growers here. Saturday at o'clock, to
which no buyer will be admitted, promises to b
the largest ever held In this state"
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0BkCHANO1o4
Hops-Dull and stssdy.
Conse-Options steady, 500 points decline.
Sales were 81, 600 baRs, including: April, $15l50
LAS: May, slaos9la15;. june. tlASa0laoa
suear-Raw-Dull and arm. Rsnnsd-Firm
Lead-Firm. Domestic. 3Al21<
asked. Plstss-ouie. and unchanged. spslssr
BOSTON STOCK xxcnANaA
BosfoN. April l<-Closing:
Bell Telephone. Sal San Diego......... Is
c. b Q......... S51l
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. April lA-wheat-Quist; opened
unchanged: declined 20 on selling BY bulls to
ease OF the market and prevent shipments here
from other point: ruled easier ana closed llSc
lower than yesterday. Receipts were 10000
bushels; Shipments g. 900 bushels
Wheat-stsady; cash. THO: May, 10
Corn-Firmsr: cash. 401<c: May. l07sc
0ats-stsady: cash. 2sa4l1esc; May. 11ia
Ryo-52c
Barisy-62c.
llax-3lH
Timothy-N2S
Pork-strons: cash. sl7ls: May. 3l7 q, l0l7.eh
Lard-Strong: cash. 5000; May. $40 10
short ribs-strong: cash. e95711: May, 4as7K
Short cear-SI005&Dl0l
ehoulders-$975(0a8Q
CHICAGO i've srocK.
CHICAGO. April 1A-Cattle-Receipts. 5000:
slow and steady. Good 70 extra stee.s, s. aO0
Texans, 4aeOQ1A2N
Hoes-Rscslpts. $4,000; 2o@e5s higher: mixed
and packers, a. e00z25; Prime heavy and BUTCH
err weights, $7sOez5o: prime light, 81. 1907. 10.
eheep-Recoipts, 5000: steady; natives, 81 $50
h75; fed Texans, $al09A50; Western wethsrs.
SL25[6l7 70
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NEW YoRK. April IA much drmsr tone
Characterised the declines at the stock exchange
today. Manhattan suffered . decline OF slx
points, but rallied some later, and Richmond
terminal securities broke badly BY reason of dis.
appointment regarding reorganization. These
monuments failed to have any appreciable in.
dusnce on the general market. which steadily
gained strength despite active opposition ON the
part OF the beafA There was good inquiry for
cordaee. sugar. lead, granGers. coalers and van-
derbilta, which lsft or with net gains Of 1SCa2
per cent The bulls were more aggressive than
they had bsen Of late, owing 70 the fact that
the gold shipments were less than had been
anticipated The money market continues
easy and currency II flowing this way. Gil Of
which tend 70 contradict the effect Of the out
now Of yellow metal. The market closed strong
at or near the best figures Of the day.
Government bonds-Firm.
Potroleum-Noglected.
Money On oall-Easy at sax pef cent: closed,
offered. per cent Prime Tapef, 61<De Per cent
Sterling exchange-Firm. with actual business
In sixty-day hills as ~ zS65<; demand. tAss
01SS1<
NV YolK. April l2-Bsr silver. s21fA
.. q = treG)...... 113 10. & = (coupen).. III
o. s. q tssj ...... 993<Pscino e.. ........ los
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Portland Grain Market
PORTLAND, April E-tspscial Wheat
Trading 10 SLOW and prices lower. Valley, LIS;
Waila Walla, $L075S per GENITAL Receipts we're
S.Sl4 contals,
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Shipments by PAIL and water. ......,..,....
Receipts BY rail and Water
CLEARING HOUSE RETURNS.

NEW YORK. April lA-Bradstrccfs publishes
the following report OF clearing house returns
for the week ended April IL, showing the Per.
centages OF increase or decrease a. compared
with corresponding period OF 1892:
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FOREIGN MARKETs.
ENGLIaH GRAIN NARKI

ENGLISH GRAIN MAHxKI
LIVERPOOL, April Northumberland Door:
No. 2 red winter, duh, % 9}1d.
Corn-Demand poor: May, dull. q Id; June.
dull. - ga.
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FINANCIAL


Drafts-on sight, New York, psr 500. 2e,.c:
oeoriing bills-On London, 00-day hank. AS.ts
suver-karss par ounce. Sss<c: Mexican dol.
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sDaily except Sunday.
II Ally exceat Saturday.
daily except Monday

For rates. routes and other information cali On or
address
A. D. CHARLTON. Asst Gen Pass. At
No 12l First st. Portland, Or
A. NADEAU. Gen Agent, Seattle. City ticket
Office, corner Nesier avenue and Front street
Depot ticket Office, corner West aud Columbia st~
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY
--CONDCCTED by
DrS. Merrill s. Merrill.

--CoNDuCTED by
Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill.
The most widely and fayossoly known specialists
on the Pacific Coast The doctors regular Fl ad
yates from the University of the city Of New ork
and Of Long sand ollege Hospital. Brook lyn
New York. and theif iosE experience, remarkable
skin and universal snccess in the treatment and
cure Of Chronic diseases entitIs these eminent
physicians 70 the full con hdence OF the Afflicted
everywhere
No matter wha, your complaint, consult these
successful spec:a sts, who ABLE TO effect cures
They treat SCIENTIFICALLY and Sue
Cks-FILLi, cure QUICKLY and PER-
MANKNILH PaitAIE. BLOOD AND SKIN
DISEASES, NERVOUS DEBILITY AID SEX
CAL DISORDERS. PILES. FiSrULA AND
Retail ULCERS. SYPHILIS. GOSORRHRA.
6LEEr spermatorrhpa seminal Weakness. Lost
Manhood. NtsAt emissions. iecAyed Faculties.
rheumatism, Neuralgia. Ca;acrh, Bronchitis.
Asthma Iamors hrup..ons. salt Rhsum aud
scrofuiA HNDk1Ckt4E. VAnICOCELE and
STRUCTURES radically an 4 safely cured without
pain or deteation from business and cures qua;
teed
IN deforml:ies and impedimsnis to marriage
A tFRrAiS AND POSITIVE IRE for the
awful effect. OF early vice and the numerous evils
TIA; follow In its Train.
Long experience. with unparalleled success, u
the test evidence OF q doctors skill.
Dis EASES OFWO EN also receive special
attention Co1xu personally the OLD kSE ana
most EXPERIENCED SPECIALISTS on
the Coast or write. sending stamp Sousnlsatoa
nee and con adenttAl fremont Block o1A
Front street. Seattle.
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HOTEL ARRIvALa.

fHR AHLIS0rDN.
r D Attfidge, Pt Ludlw W Salisbury, Wcollsy
J ID Amess,w d c, all Miss n Middeto : hsga
Wilson, spoxxne n Carte, Helena
J Fischer, City Fl H1tchings, Fran
L Armstrong, Oaklnd Mrs AcGarey. Olympia
j Morong, UsS Mics W bite, sidney
Miss Nosong. San Fran q Sullivan, City
l. Morong, do TIL Carter, Helena
W Murphy. Portland z incl, Everett
e r Larrabe. DIV, do 90 Ga.doil, eooQualA
J h Mcmillan, Edlsou King, Everett
smith. Baltimore Dummett. Portland
Keefer, Vancouver Itnsleys Washingtn
d MeGilvray do III C Lord, do
Pierce, MINI q Shannon. Olympic
K Prouso. san Fran II Gore d y. TaeomA
Il Etieison. sprsgue Rsns, San Fran
& K Putnam Daven port Ars Owens, Everett
= II Carter Montana Il w Rustesu T. ", Bpok
G r Hanson, Tacoma J p Hayden. Portland
c W Whedon, do
Brazil Aad Paraguay have settlsd thole
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THE
HOPE KINDERGARTEN
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.
Asla . re Lag ceAln. conner q Isapessaes ana
8epuhltean oea, Nogsh ooof1ie. fko3 . n n
=. Also 9 10l7 Fourteenth e - Nod
- and epsaag. fem l:3o 70 $50 = N
fnncspal Mn Wtnssebeusse (Hfoba Vsaoa
0rednais Of the Hems anA Colonial 1ra3ar
ns 60, cSs.s:A Re ss.ds.: zn{i..sL vAs
CertidcatA second gradA

Iees tpayahls b a1vnnee ~ eeAR eesGleoS
- per month.
A ANAL ne q 3se pr meath wfn - eAasr,l
- kiaassgaEoen nasef.alA ~ q gil>s and star
he AetAeds e eeoehing aso baaoA =
xh011L0 system, which q now holn6 -
VERBALLY adopto0 b. The best toacheu of infNota
The KINDER0xRrEN 0IrTs 49, -
Sudinents q Colog Perm, ASitA and t3ooNo.
~, cntivasing the ehidreu's constructive fAcuty,
lmaglnation. powers - eooervasion, end cleaEnsao
The EINDKRoA1rEN oAxxs eem,v,,s
OymuaStic ExefH ~. Gam Singing and Hablts q
Animals ana Birds. developing phySiQuA peomps
ooedence and c0mblned artion.
THE KIN kTEN OCCUPATIONS en-
brace Reading. Writing, Drawing, Needlevork,
sWoolwork Paper Plating. Bead Work. Basket
!oiding, Modelling etc, which train the hand 70
dsxterity and nsasnoss and the eye 70 accuracy Of
observation.
THE KINDERoARTEN oBJEcr LESSONS
convoy clear idea Of the physical world In rolls
ton 70 animals Vegetables ond minerAia and CAL
uvAte In the pupils the power u description, and
teach them - ciAsoify and arrange The knoWiodgo
acquired.
Referencss-Rsv. David q Garrett 81 NaxkA
fectory; Ma Z q J. Hunt Yarrow, Lake Wash
ingtoa: Rev. wallace Nutdng, 1870 Univorpity
street, and parents Of former pupflA
For further information. apply to the Misses
WinteroournA lola Fourteenth strset city.
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WHATCOM ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CRY OF SEATTLE"

tCIose connection with N. p. train from Portland
and san Francisco.
steamers '.City OF Kingston" and ''City Of Seat
tie" make close connections 1T the Tacoma wharf
with L aims to and from Portland. and with the
East and Westbo overland trains
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0TEAAER0.
~ - THE sTLYER.
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Thursday, sEPTENBEn IL
hose oesssis $50 . m. l:3o ,. m end 600 , n.
- Daily except Sunday.
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Landau d N. p. wharf. Tacoma, and CONNER.
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Pullman Sleeping Cam Elegant Day Coaehse
and finest Palace Dining Cars between Seattle. 81
Paul and Chicago without change. Connections
for al points In the United States and Canada
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