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EDECEIvER'S sAer-ON MONDAY. 18TH
March, at 10 o'cis.:k. will sell by public anc-
non In the alley betSsSsn Front and West str cts
y The rear Of the Gilman block. leading from
(olumbia street the Ailo~ing described maehin-
Ip ] Mosier- Bovee safe. H. Il. smith sash
|&cker. Chicago saSss routing machine Chicago
piiey s'e machine Carey combination saw,
lssion sfnch mouhi.r. huston Finch moul,ier.
laStnn tenonter " atom morrison. wooden able
bind saw. pony plan r.. swing cutoff saw. 8 drop
nagers, Z post hssyers I hand saws 40 feet
sSiS shatinE. IL f'St 1915 shsffing. 4 SINNER
8ese, cope heads - pair .6-.nch planer knives,
pif 24-inch planer Calves 10 bench screws, -
Daleyx ttiCk CI.iN Jr. Eeceiver
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SAN FRANCIsCO MARKETS,
srArE or rnADR,

SAN Francisco. March &-The vegetable mar.
kst 10 quiet with light demand and prices gen.
orally unchanged. Asparagus came in TO the
extent of hfty.two boxes this morning, but
cleaned up we'll under shipping demand for
the East. Other arrivals OF early vegetables in.
clude sighty.four boxes Of rhubarb. ten sacks Of
peas and twenty-two boxes Of new potatosa
Oregon BurhAnks are Q little nrmer and other
varieties are ia good demand. Receipts were
Bits sacks. Choice onions were higher: re-
ceipts were lc4 sacks.
The fresh fruit market II over supplied with .
Two carloads of apples arrived feom Watoouvillo
today. Fancy California lemons cell q high -
$3.50 Lines are easier under recent suppliea
The fresh butter market 10 active In nne1
grades alone. with medium grades dragging.
Egss are dull for oil kinds With prices steady.
The cheese market continues in good supply.
The poultry market was dullsd . little BY ar.
rival Of Eastern stock. California arrivals are
light and clean up well. Prices are arm.
Game arrives light with very small demand.
Produce recsipts-Fiouf. $500 quarter saekss
wheat, 1l.oO0 centals; barley, 1000 oentals:
corn, 100 eentais: BEANS 1000 sacks; potatoes,
Flour-Nst cash prices for family extras. 81 %
a. 90 per barrel: bakers extras, 90;
superfns, e26O0alo
wheat-The market IL almost without move
msnt and prices are largely nominal There are
no buyers, while ct the same time there are no
large offerings, ana no disposition 10 shown to
force aale4. standard wheat 10 Quotablo At
g. 21f0L "a. with :2o Per csntsl - full
figure tor choice article
Barlsy-Qutst. trade without any disturbance
in vAlues. We quote: Feed. coo per Genital for
good quality and sl1z1s215o Tor choice: brew.
Ing, SSOg7,fc per csntsl
Oats-The market IL . slow one We quote:
Milling. @l459l.5s: fancy feed. elto: good 70
choice feed, 81. SoQ1LS7lI on grades, Il. L3o:
black. SOL Is; gray. &L2SOl0: red. a. l0Ol.l5
per GENITAL -
CALL BOARD
The following sales were recorded at the call
board today:
wheat-Morning. informal ssssion-May. 100
tons. $L263k per GENITAL. Regular ssssion--May,
200 tons. SL261t; 800 tonsV $l26sz: 800 tons,
g. 265S; Dec. 100 tons, g. l1s por GENIAL.
Baricy-Informat sessiUn--No sales. Regu.
lar sssslon-May, 100 tons. size; 100 TONS S4szc:
seller 1898, new, 800 tons, S31sc per Genital.
Afternoon session--wheat-May. 1870 tons,
!i2tsS; too tons, sl2e1s; December, 100 tons,
Baflsy-May. 100 tons. $3.50 per Genital
FINANCIAL
Drafts-On sight, New York. per $50. 22l<e
Sterling oills On London, sixty.day bank,
Hs7lS eilvsr-Bars, per ounce. S2161S3c
Mexican dollars, 641S6lzc.
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-THE-
HOPE KINDERGARTEN
AND PRIMARY SCHOOL
Hold In the Log Cabin. corner Of Tenn
perance aud Republican 0ts.,
NcRth Seattle.
FOR LITTLE BOYS AND GIRLS.
Conducted by Miss Winierbourne Fro eel TALON
Graduate OF the Home and Colonial Train
Ing College. London, England, wh9
holds kihx County Teachers
Certificate, second grade.

Hours OF Attendance. 3 to q. m.
Fees payable in advanced, ~ per month
small zee Of 26c per month viii be charged
tionery.
III methods of teaching are based o.,
fRTBE!-'S SYSTEM which IL now being uni
vsrsaliy adopted by the best teachers of tnfaats
he tollo wing Nil give an idea Of T. scope:
The kINDEk0ARrE GIFTS teach the
rudlmenis OF Color Form, Ar!th Il etic and sieome
try. cutivAting the chisren's nstrucsive fAcuty
tmasi.aton, powers OF obseiy alton, and clearaess
Of perception.
fHE KINDERGARrEN GAMES compr,s.
Gymnastc Exerct 'es. Class singing ami II Aaits %!
obet encc and combined ton.
THE Mn DERGAkTEN OCCUPATIONS en-
brace Reading. Writing. Drawing. Seediework,
Woodwork Paper Plating. Bead Work. Bake
Folding, Modelling etc which tra n the hand 10
dexterty ana neAtnsss and the eye 10 accuracy o!
observation.
THE KINpEE1AETEN OBJECT LESSONS
convey clear idea o. the ph ysicai world In re ..
H. u animals Vegetables And m neras and Gu.
tivate in the pupils the power Of descr pit on ans
teach tbem to classify ana Arrange the knowledge
acquired
Visitors invited on the fourth Wednesday Of
The school Is accessible for pupils from the city
by North Seattle cars. which pass the door. Bal.
lard ana Weatstree, cars pass At distance Of one
block only.
References-Rev. David c. Garrett. 81 Marks
rectury: Mrs l. - J. Hunt, Yarrow. Lake Wash
ingtoa Rev. Wallace Nuttins. 1890 University
street, and parents of former pupils
For further information Apply TO Misc Winter
bourne. ais Republican street. North Seattle.
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rorIcE TO ooN1S tAcToRs NOTICE |

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - NOTICE Is
N hereby gwen that oaled bids W i'll he received
= The hoard Of COMMISSIONED. OF King county
ssu clock p m. N,nday. March 20. 1898 for
- clearing. grubhInG grading and necessary
Gldeine II the county rad numbered BAT, and
Snefsliy known - tho John w. benny road ex-
Sealng from the quarter post on the south line Of
orfion So township - north. range east. and
mining north the J. ~ SECTION line to intersec-
IN with the Snohor an Telegraph road. which
uipt ID 2oy feet north " the center OF seciion 20,
me township and rarhe. having . total length Of
| ue mile ana 1888 feetI
Nork to BE- doue socd ding TO specific atoms. one
~ Of which In now % nls In the county auditors
e4ce and one copy U the county surveyors Of
~ over Puget sound esvinRs bank
bond In double t4e amount OF the contract
Rce will be require i conditioned upon the pay
neDt Of labor and material claims and the COM
yDon al the contractt
certified check oftSl0O for currency or coin)
Dast accompany each lid. 20 be forfeited IA King
ennfy by the successful bidder In case he fails to
mkr into contract va h good and sufficient bonds
vkhin i've days OF datt OF award.
lids should name 4 lump sum for the clearing,
psbbing and grading and price per NJ board
Deasure for culyerts sad bridges
me hoart reserves the right 10 reject anv and all
~ - n. A. TWICHELL.
tkanty Auditor and = -ofYcio Clerk Of the Board
VI County Commiss bners.
Dated ~ seattle Anfsh =. 1898.
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MINING srocKa
EAsTERN MARKHTS.
NEW YORK STOCK RxcHAH0E


NEW YORK. March S--Ths movements In the
stock market were cratic throughout the day
A decidedly easier tendency in the money
market caused better feeling, but the effect was
partly Offset by the advance in posted rates Of
sterling exchange TO &As6 for long aud 34ss for
demand bills. Reading and New England were
especially weak among the railways. A. fule,
prices yielded { to per cent. in early trading.
but a recovery set in. when American Sugar rose
points and Manhattan ~. aud the advance
brought . number Of stocks up to about last
night's closing. In late transactions Sugar
dropped over points. and everything else
yielded = TO ~ per cent. in sympathy. The
market closed fevegish, but without excitement
Railroad bonds are weak ana lower.
Government bonds-steady.
Petroleum-Firm: no sales.
FINANCIAL
Money on cail-Easy, ranging from 5 to 20
per cent: closed, offered ct 3 Prime paper, s.
sterling exchange. firmer. Bankers sixty.dsy
bills, 3asAa40AsoI<: demand, &ASo519ASz
SILVER
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HOTEL ARRIvALO.
THE ARLINGTON
Worlds Fair Notice.

Cities and towns of Washington desiring
representation at Chicago during the
Worlds fair should apply at once for
space in tho Evergreen State Souvenir"
the only book in which their special adj
vantages can be published and given oct
In the exposition grounds at Chicago. J.
o. Eastwood. publisher. Bailey building,
Seattle
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rOrNTY TREAseiEERS NOTICE - THE
" county treasuretSof King county. wash, viii
~ on presentation - and after March 10, 1898.
81 warrants drawn a school fund If district No
lpfiof 10 aud inc mega warrant numbered $500.
ksae July 70. 1924 No interest viii he paid on
Vkh warrants after yRrch 10, 1898.
BYRON PTELPS, County Treasurer.
Dated March u 1873
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STEAM Frs.


ciY on THE .IiYER-
SEATTLE To TACOMA
In one hour . - twenty I'VE minutea
THE sraAnER FLYER"
Hsvfne been rebi st. 10 the finest passenger
s'siaer OH the sovht Regular daily and sunday
0pA seattle iacoi1 d route. rs follows:
.iSo EFFECT
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IS.
Leave Seattle = a. M. l: 30 p. IA. and 800 p m.
tasn Daily exeeW SUNDAY
Leave Tacoma 80 n IN. 1870 . m and $50
N. sharp Daatssc-pt sunday.
SUNDAY TRIPS
l$ave Tacoma m and p. m sharp.
Leave Seattle = "a and p m. sharp
ianilnz NJ Y L. wharf Tacoma. aud CONNER
~ anok tooi - = gr "a sirs.t, Seattle.
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At Msgnoiia, Mlsa, on March 8. l. x. Ford
was hanged Tor the murder of Marshsl K 4
Clay, q year ago.
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FOREIGN MAEKErs.

LONDON STOCK ExcHANoB.
LONDON, March s.-Bar silver. .ss5 Hns, . SLED,
Consos. Esd; Bank OF England discount
rate. % per cent.
ENdLisH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, March --Wheat-O tered modor.
asely. No. rcd. winter, steady. IS I'D; No red.
spring. steady, Is "a; fancy, winter. dull, n I'd.
Corn-Ohered moderately: spot, new. steady
u Sd; April, steady, ~ ID; May, steady, 4 1A<d.
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poRr ANGELS PORT TOWNSEND, DUN.
srness and lie route.
tss1 fasseSsrr and Freight Propeller
siONrfCELLl
.enmenrtnT sessav. November l. 1892
leaves dAilF = = opt Monday ss follows: seattle
= m Low $ 10; 30. arrives Port Angeles J
m ieaNe,ss Port Ans.ies n m. Port
i,ssh,end . SoSf m: arrives seattle 10 p. NJ.
s~aiaks. CIV pcs. seattle: rihaals Dock. Port
'ssA'ead. Nosss oo,s. Port Angeles
HATCH BROS
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011AM4Ra.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP ConrpArv
OisDascA steamer from seessae = nna,o


OisDascA Steamer from seaesae - nuas
fes San francisco. via Port Towusond ana W.
sona. o. m passenger received - beaca ~
? ND March 8 10. IL. -
1es ALASKA March s ana IL
From San Francisco, for Victoria - pus,H $780,
vsstsL ava M. March 8. TO- II, a.
Tickets may b obtained .: ~ e0asse ns ouu
raay, ~ Ocean dock Seattle
eOoDALL4 PKNKYy0 4 ca
General Agents, San Rrancsaoa
J. 4 JOHNSON. r. g. supt. Seattle
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mnAnn Ann CurnnrNyr
lhAUE MI
-
Prices Remain TlnchAnpe6 Int
Harknf Firm.
GREEN VEGETABLES SCARCE.
0ese' s"o 1Ses s"s Vniy "ssH AFsl-
eles-Demana for Oats for sesd-
-r
upkS AT SEATTLE HAesoS TODAY
HIGH ware Inv wATen
-----
An fest mi teet AMI ssstl nmi tsse
-i--s-4- -
$40 i2.e II a l22s a2 60 402 81
= -
;.1I 81 Il.l6 s.; 2-V7I S9Js-7I 81
S-.--,. u.-.s : ,eo,
90 -.s~
n.cnansss ~ ceeu"e tacoma anu fossiano
c's~i'ns nou'e' 'oosy were:
a..,,,. o.earanc.s z: =. Saa az :;
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80 SEATTLE
IL MEDICAL and SURGICAL
g. DSPENSARY
-tVN Dc NILW u -
OrS. Merrill & Merrill

Drs. Merrill & Merrill.
The mos, widely And favoraaly known specialists
the FAcific Coast The doctors arr regular 4 al
yates from he University OF the City OF New orE
And II ong stand ollsEe Hospital Brook lyn
New YORK. aud their long experience remark aeie
skill and universal success IN the treatment and
cure of Chroaio Diseases entitls these eminent
physcisns 10 Tho fgii con adsncs Of the afflicted
eservWner-
20 matter wha; youF complaint, consult thess
successful spesaa lsts who Enls IN ef-c; cures
ia many cases nat we been pronounced 30 nsiss.
They treat SCtENTIFiCALLS and ST G.
CsS~ftIIf, cure Qtlt KY and PER-
MA>ENTIN FAiL Al 3. Hl.sCA Al > SAN
DISEASE, NERVOUS DEBILITY AND 81 x
TAI pI~0RpEas PrLE~ FisrCLt AND
Retail ULCERS SYPHILIS DON oRxHEA
0LEET, ~permatosThsA seminal WeSSEess Lost
Nanhooi NJ 80, Emissions. i,ecs,eG Faculties
4eunsil>ra. Seuragia. Ia Arrh. bronchitis
Asthma Tumers. frep,en<. salt khena sad
scrofalA- ithNAOt r.isf.. NAHiCoCEiE and
sTRIs-Tf RES rasiealiv an safely cured without
pain or dsteaflon from ous.aess and cures gCa an
iced
III deforml.iss ard irnpedinaenss 70 marriage
A kfTAIN AND POSITIVE rUSE FOR the
awful effect Of early vice ana the ngr,e evils
TIA; follow ia rs train.
Long experience with unparalleled success ia
q. best evidences OF . doc.o+s axnL
pI0EASES OfWO " EN- sis9 active special
attention Cansu personally the OLDEST and
most ENFEKIEECED SPECIALISTS On
the Ccast write. seaaiES stamp. Consultation
free and confidential fremont Block. Ga
Yrent street, Seattle.
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FAsr p @a.unxr,,
STE A NER GREY HOUND
Commenting Feb 10 Daily excen, snnS.v
Leaves Seafrle........ no.
Arrives Everett ~ n
Leaves Everett o.as: =,
T..v. Hasa IN
Arrives Everett .. 49,
Leaves Everest.,.. pa
Ta..' 430
A, ssa.ue. ......'................. l:4v p M
Leaves Everett ,......... no -
Arrives Seattle . Ola -.
Sundays LeAves seattle 80 N, 1918 p IN
Co,.-t Deaves everett. - 40 m, $40 p m
~s,S nsec w,.n ooet fsr snohomish- Connects
Win steamer Bailey 0At1ert for Tacoma
Trips daily. including Sunday
10 take sf5e.G Monday September "a
SEATTLE AND TACOMA yAVIGATION CO
CLAUD TKoUP. FRANK w. GOODHUE.
Pres-
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EvESsTr AND sNoHoMIsH ROUTE
gFAMTR MABEL
49, i~-ies weAr. TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS ana
-, SNs NJ s. iu tor hdu.eais Auxiitco, kv.
"@ ~~is 81 ~. Low li and Saoaonish
fisE To EVrRETr. 500
TtE>NuhOMIsH. ols-
- ; -
CHANNELS pA,to yrAvEs urpcu,Srs
.,"|~i. : : Re- a, IA. daily. esCcp; >stur-
- 80 u"u1s. Everett. clinton, Browns
- '~A'S 2. s"utsrvIile tNceptinn. AnsCortes.
A. a f'sArr. "A lafSom, tss .sty and snake
-"at besu.ring leaves Whatconl at = II.
ns.*"' e%teH' "A uriay~, ealing NJ above
- fsfs. - Brrths. Soc For fire gnt ~
aFpss ou board or 10 p taiae. Merchants
a. lhf sesame has lust been rebuilt and 10
''Ne'as = .vsry particular
s.. ~ BROWNE Ein. Master.
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PORTLAND. March 8 - tspeciai.l - Wheat
The market shows . weaker tone. Trading con.
dnues light % the holders will not come down
to an export basis. Valley, Sl.l2'.; walla walla,
$l.05 per GENITAL. Receipts were 2.3lO centals.
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DFOpLE'S SAVINGS BANK. OCCIDENTAL
i block. seattle. W Ashsng;on Capital. SlUu0co
ofticers - Boar Of Trustees Bailey GAtfert
Pres dent: Jacob Furth. Vice President: Arthur
a Dcnay. second Vice President James X. Hay
den. Manager, Cashier and Secretary: frank l.
Bodgr'i. AssssfSnt cashier: l. schwsbaehsr, job n
leaTy, Wan l. Bailey. Ionn Collins, otto Sanke
Trknssct. = Wings bank bus ness exciussVsly
Deposits vei tom dollar TO Ten thousand
dollars ~.K per cent interest rer as NUN allowed
on term and our ger cent on ordinary deposits,
DIV druds declared the last day Of MAY And No
vensber. Loans made on real ss,Ats or approved
colAisrals only.
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Posr ORCHARD
"sFr fs'1 Reote-sr.mersoa salssv
Ana Charleston
sltAMkR ELLIS
- y SAirstoa stree. aa.lv exceps
90 - = Aat - 9 IL The o:is
'Ac.uccs head OF Porf Orchard Excse
"A "" "-A~ase
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A0oSssR ROUTE VIA kvEnKrr.
:
rFtNFR FAiRHAvEN.
issvss g. ~ go.
Ssa N So. "A, -, "Ant eioep' sa,n,dsS
t>k .'.tioN Lang ~. COupsstlse, san 81 s'uca
hsr.a.:' sGy snt LacouusE Returning
HelA f ~ ESt SeN'te. ns same
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BANKS.
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST CO..
Incorporated 1887. Capital, 100000.
Bailey Building Corner Of Second and CheRry
Transacts . general banking business
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Depoeifs received In ANY amount nom one doAac
upwards and interest allowed thereon
Money loaned upon improved
farm and city real estate
TRUSTEES:
LEIGH . J. HUNT....,..,.. Presiaeut
WILLIAM T. BAILEY ........... Vice President
q. n. HFILBR0N..,.,. ManAxeP
n. n. BANTER .......,..,,,,.,,.Ca Cashier
f. Is. DOWNING. ........... :. Secretary
COLUMBUS r. TYLER. J. D. LowMAN, q G
WILLIAMS. WM X FISHER
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK, OF
Seattle.
Paid w capital. 8SU0 900
surplus. 10000
Buy and sell foreign and domestic exchange;
transfer nancy by telegraph all cities IN the
nited states and Europe; receive deposits Of
money and issue pass books certificates there
fcr Our facilities fer making collections are com
pete and Will receive prompt attention.
DIRECTORS:
r. GaTZERT. Pros,Aent
FTeSlSeht
esa's'
CORRESPONDENTS:
London. n. NJ. Rothschid & sons: Paris De
Ro;hschild Frercs; Frankfort \. NJ, I. Won
siciger &c; New fers. agency Of HANK al All.
tocEis: Chicago. Commercial National Bank:
boston. Suffolk National Bank; san Francisco
The Rank OF California: feftlAai. The First
National Bank
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE
Paid up capital. ....sl5o 900
NATRICS ACMTCKE>.. Vice Presdeas
LAsrSh itHSEh. asher
General banking business transacted
sight ana t~exraphic exchange pay able IN all the
principal cities OF the l. itsd states
and Europe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

AMI rrand, Inns no membership llmla.
lions as 10 profession Perhaps nd more
than twenty-five actors are nj present
among itS mOnbels, although all London
managers VI my prominence are upon
its ris, " undoubtedly Possesses The
most valualA" collection of souvenirs and
paintings relating To The stage aud lbs
most famous representatives Of any as.
spci0lion or Institution in tho world,
lndrNl the t'trrick w perfect inv.
scum Of ari treasures Non can read
upon ita walls The Nntiro history Of M
English stage Harlow, llayihhn, X1a.
~" DE Wilde Cotes mud Dance are all
represented ~ pricoloAa examples There
ARE several lloparth. Though moi the
largest, II is tie most cAqulsiiNy beaull.
iul cluh house Ia London. aud It's c,nh
lfN, dlguliiwi, almost dreamful, is posi.
lively Ideal,
The Hreen Room club IN Bedford street
which lad 4 origin about fourteen years
ngo irnm disngroemrnih IN the Junior
,ihrIick AMI The Arundel clubs. il tho
real notors' club NJ London II IN al.
ready 1ne " the wuNlthiust OF iis amnll
clubs tpd uNt6 ~. gfnnt auucoss a. thc
Adlninltlrnli0n nf ita honorary secretary,
frugre peilelcr. q gentleman Of ample
means, a gef ilnc nrl lover with baund,
less sympathy for actors and their pro.
teepinn. Persons In ull tho liberal nrts
4
u'lifN lhHu1ett rnn bNrNmp member
unlnHs liO war formerly M actor Of good
slhnlinE fierp and llurd Carton.
drnmntus, l'nUr0u, Tho author aud
tharlca Dickens, editor aud author, and
son Of The great novelist arc amonR lta
members
Saturday plgh,s" aud SATURDAY
House Dinners, The latter splondldly
SERVED At but three shilllups and six
ponce, are ihp kindlcsi, brightest, mrl
lowest aud r.nft genial occasions " our
time among men Of heart and brninR
Gathered hero vii be- found such men A.
pinVfu. Slm Matthews Irving, John
Hare ltoyon Carleton, kendall, Paul
Merritt, WEndhamt Charles, llAnbury,
BaurrnrL Fernandez, Brprbohn Tree,
Ted Gttdlnpr fni Henry Howe, the old
est actor on tLr English stage.
Besides tlntr arc hosts more clubs
upou each a which entertaining articles
could be wGiten. Americans nrr prin.
rpally found ni The s. George. The
Travellers nHr The reform, tells lts
pnrpoe" n iis name Diplomats toasi
their heels Ht Tho 81 lnnrA Military
folks are h1nscd nt tho Senor United
Service the Junior tHiind Service, the
army and navy. tho liun1l club aud Tho
military aud navy, while the East India
United Service club II The home OF the
nnbobs ot The Easl lldln service. aud
II tilted np IL Oriental luxury
l.OUil1n cnibf are nnhsipntinl and
splendid IN Ne main rather Than smart"
aud ,la!zlinS Truly their distinguishing
faninra IL comfort. ! think thpir hos
pitaliis 10 willsaecreditrd persons from
other lands !. less eifusiye than that
common Ia American clubs hut pnoe ca.
fendrd Il u genuine and II ,woiih hoiie
thing 20 the recipient. The English club
Il morn tito ONE " iis member lie Is
more particular whom he enieftnins,
fbf All else aside. London rlubi1an or
stranger neAg hnds more true unjoyuleui
and SING, gpaiai, acknowledging comfort
thnn with the almost cathedral quiet aud
tho humallkf warmth OF the average
fDGAl, L. wAkEAiAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
4 TRAVELLER TAKEN WITH cHOls
ERA MORBBs.

while Mr. n. J. Hichfy, ~ Aiioua, NO,
MA travelling in Kansas he was taken
violsnfly 10 With cholera mofhuq ~
called n drug store 10 get Aytnc med.
clue and tho druggist ricoHmepded
ghalaheilAiu's Coiie Ihllefn ana Dlar'
fhoea Remedy Y hiEbli hq egnciudcda y
ana 4 few dAkes eurcd him completely
IL IA nnda flr bowel compliant and noill'
Ing flrf Il never fails For sale ~
NE. Grsmmer. j. T.. Nleks 4 ro'f drug.
cisfa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
pIANo ANp vooAL eunrnE.

Madame Armstrong. teacher, late 81
New Yorg tiiy. who has studied under
ihe follnwing famous artists Piano, y
y. Mills. Nets York Thomas Mnnn,
Now inrk. NOcM, ThOnfaF Bullock
Nav York, Florence Keep. u Milan,
Italy. Teaches Italian method for voice
eulltire. Ciasr now forming for young
ladies; one hOir each, Mondays and
J1urs,ia,s. from o tiil 10 a. NJ. First
6nf h0ur ,leyDted 70 fpdimsils Of music
Inn huif 20 voice culture Terms. Phi
tate iossois. $500 per month, eight les
SONS Glass lessons 500 yrf mynfD
rirht lessons. in advance. Madame Arm
,tr1i,a has located permanently IN Fort
Wdfi NJ 400 East iielknap street.