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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
HONOR HIS MEMORY.
.,.c1ON'S BIRTHDAY CELE-
"eo.7fD HERE ANo ELSEWHERE
D., ,,e Uowi,zcrs uni Military
r.,.de-orauon hy Csp'ai" Andef-
.on tho soldiers Home

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.noni D' iA' "''''''.'''" ,'' -.
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.a.AD tcc ,,ho's on Manure :
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r.. r'1 CO.," or sib' i''iAl N'i"'
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I.a.t.. Square. bur as
le rc.-htorhood was SICK
..-.rl their cannon on TIE
II uMch ovcl.o"he ~" mean
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
GRAND LODGE or PYTHlANS.
The Hines Memorial fund - Ofiicers Elect
cd and Other Business.


The Pythian Grand Lodge IesHmeu us
Sessions ~ flc'ts ian yeSi.u"f, ~" IN
a, i.',p ~ - ana fG.r, was fuil
l'',',..- &c core and representatives.
,'-,,'i..~ ~ nooors were read bv the
~ ""1.''' vi ','i,,l rnf.~~ed "a supro-
'I..u 'H'uN 'Ol "..i ''.,..,,t c,rdiJa,os
pi'"ie COM e.. G,,n3- j. doo DO
were lnuo'u ca hHu '"o
Sl,e '"ili'.i '',,,....u.r oo,,oir.s1 ,hn
lac HraAI 'hauC'i''i 4,'p''',--i,,' ( ~
FOLLOWING on ,.D'n' lt''' wv W Iy 49,
noT Intt. u. L. LOWE Go'. 81 y" -, i0''
john W. -. hN, W. aHi - D" i,,i,',oro
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u.s. anu 4".',t7 -. .,,.,.,,,, 1,n,e Mo.
/ senI", V, Yl u iI'" ,Le Grani Iodro
,.'.,@rs". were made by Past-CrAnd-
H., ,',.,- l.f,, II Sl"vand,r and keure-
'i..i, ~. V,.,'.,5
i,,,it-n C,c admission &c lynch
/ -. ho ~ recently ORGANIZED.
u"lL ,'.,Id ,G,ol,,n,tf''. nm Charters
W .', i,,..'....' ,'. ,,.'
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-. NAL c,,r,n,tf.c.. To report as
."'ti~ 80. 80 49,. I.ta Adm . Teller.
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"a U'rc ~ Carv + 1 Emerson, ana
IT, a. 80 .c,',-r.1 Tueino-s-.i Il.
ii..,",.trls + Al Cruu.u John G. Sober.
A. re,,"ona n n ltucron. W. /.
| {i."-s and i O. Eudfccr.
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Ihf HINES MeNoh'A1'
The Grand Keeper OF RECORDS ana ocaI
made q supplemental report, Wnlch was
referred 10 the Finance committee.
/ The epnc'el order 81 the Hines M'mOrial
was taken up. and. after lengthy dis
cussiou, the following resolution was sub
! mitt,l hy tho iilues-M' moral Commute,
! ol the Supreme Lodge and adopted:
Ets1r.} That 20 accord with the order
Of tie supreme Lodge and at the saln'
| time place Virginia on party WIN M. ,n'
other grand Jurisdictions. the Grand
Lodge Of ,IsihlH ne IT, us i'' ',''
over 10 tue pup. ,'' ''. 81 d. TC,,.t',.
an iuhds no" III ~, ,I' i''.' All hot .a,.
lee on .Iie l'L"'' y, ,.,d a., ,,",..r,,
commute .,,,n - g.. U,rre
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the COMM zee ON 1871 ro,.
IoI thc "Ho'e ''iuu-' ~. ~. ,,I .Le reno,,
ne 'NhuSq =, NoiD." 10 ,+.,rS, and Sal
| OF lIN 'IHHd h'' 90 Nv
W. ""' ~ tla afternoon session
81, Al l"e 2'''-N XIX - tIircs Venorial commit
.. Observation-Disclosures tLo AUTHORIZATION OF
W. a., o,ro o,,J Snnarvision Was
,.s5 and elnntrj
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iLt'4IoN OF ViiIOEh'
The hour for the election OF omcer.
having oiilNcl, larL N!Hnu S'I I',''.i,l
| firnclsou nom mated wee NIahi : nance
...t a. Or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
TAKES A FREDERICKSBURG BRIDE.
The Brilliant Wedding OF Mr.. ]. G. camp
bell and Miss Stonebraher.
Especial telegram TO the DispGtcn.)

lSpecial telegram 10 the DiSpetNpsf
FREDERICKSBURG. Va, February pa
beautiful marriage was solemnized at the
Raptist church in this city at $50 O'Clock
tins evening, the high contracting parties
being the Young. beautiful. and accom-
rlished Miss Leah Stonebraker. daughter
Of Mr.. L. i. Stonebraker, OF this city, and
Mr.. Thomas {. Campbell, a popular ana
monument businessman of Richmond.
Tho ceremony was impressively per
formed by Rev. DR.. Thomas =.
Dunawav under a floral arch. from
which was suspended mammoth
marriage bell of roses and ever
greens. Over the sisles of the church
we're also arches Of eyergreens and roses.
The altar was artistlcally decorated with
NOTED plants and illuminated with large
uarlor lamps Added to the interesting
foatnres of the marriage we're two beauti.
mi lady u,hers-Miss Maud Campbell. OF
Richmond. and Miss Louise fernyhodgh,
off tins citv-who performed the delicate
duties with becoming grace.
THE ATTENDANTS.
The gentlemen ushers were: Messrs.
W. II. Ilurkamp, Willie q. Hazard. anu A.
II. Rove. Jr., all Of this city. The church
was packed with The relatives, trends
and admirers of the welded pair, VINO
after the ceremony. proceeded 10 the ue'
not and took the 1904 train for an EXTENDED
northern tour. Among the visitors who
were present WAS Mr.. Fred. Peasants and
Justice John Crutchfeld, OF richmond.
Mr.. Peasants was the grOoms best man
Miss Annie Downes, Of this city, presidel
~ the organ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23

Fanny J.. of cou 40. was the winner anu
received the ulaudifs OF the sports
der average was one rat for every Ill
seconds, which is considered quite
speedy"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
Tho Maafior.

tBy telegraph 10 toe DisDs,cu-i
-, WASHINGTON, February 2:.--Forscest
,,,n lfor tweniy-four hOurs-from midnight
fhlh 70 midnigh,-ior Virginia: Warmer
-Jiair weather: souiherIy winds Thurs
day; probably rain BY Friday morning.
For North Carolina: Fair, warmer weather;
westerly winds. shifting 20 southetiy.
weather conditions The barometer Is un-
usually low on the New England coast, vnere
dangerous gales continue. with heavy snow
The barometer is rising faoidiy On the htisnuc
coast, with high ncrthwosterly winds ana iaif
weather. except on tho eastern New lug
land coast. Generally tar weather has
prevailed In all o'her districts except Va North
Dakota, where light SHOWS are reported. me
barometer continues high over tie Central and
northern plateaus but Il has isllen rapidly over
the ea stern slope and IN the Nissoun Naley'
with increasing clou1iness and warmer souther-
Iv Wind Fair weather will prevail on the At
lantic Coa from southern Now ErRiand sontn-
ward. an1 also IN tho southern States, with
warmer westerly 20 soutberly Siuds east ~ the
Mississippi. lixht rain or snov - indicated Tor
tho Lake regions and Northwest.
THR WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear. cold, and windy. The skies were clear
az midnight.
40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23


When Snipes had finished tho last or ms
victims 20 seedy-loOkIng citlzcn, WHO, up
t. TINS time bad been quite passive,
solemnly remarked:
"Tll bet my coon can lick that dog
Now. "a matter or fact, " my coon
up 10 this time. had kept ~ quiet "a MS
master, aud NJ ono seemed 20 know OF Us
presence. but the declaration on the part
# It's owner produced profound sensa-
tiou. The boys noticed that the police
men had gone out, and then. with one
great shout, they cred: "IfOt ous the
Coon"
Inc animal was produced in Hour
barrel, but then ail the owners OF the dogS
backed down. There was an intense hut-
ter of excitement. aud after murh con-
sultatI0u Tigers owner agreed -, %
match mm against the "yarmnt. Inc
coon. barrel. and all were put IN the PIT
ana Tiger was Chuckel IN aiterWard5 s.
The htld OF the barrel was Knocked on
th5 lui approached and gave = prelliui-
nary sniff and then-"tur hew' L. Wos
evident that Tiger was embarrassed, al
though the sports cried with one voice.
- hr dcg's too big but It subsequently
turned out that he wasn't. The coon had
hardly gotten out OF It's prison whrn III.
lul. with giaring eyes, made sprihg AZ
n Quicker thau lightning Tiger made q
crab bat quicker still the coon was on us
lack and presented 20 its opponent nnugh'
but round bail of fur. four sets OF claws
and PAR OF gitterlnG iangs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23

The corfe-t was terrific one. but Tiger
could do nothing. lie never got the coon
oT his back aud be never shook OF the
crip which tie "varmint" got on. his
throat. The spectators became delriou'
with cycItement and shrieked like manlacs,
but tnat coon never lost bis head Tiger
shook the animal till everybody 3 head
syyaun but the Coon" was there 90 shy
Once the dog was remover nom tne Nv
and vbeu taken out the furry little hero
Inv on its back with its bright green eyes
.et and everybody thought it was dead;
But II wasn't, a. Tiger pretty soon found
out when matched against MS Opponent
aoaln. Tnc combatants were separated
shortly afterwards and mother seemed
seriously hurt. but the owner OF the dog
was clad that things didn't end worse.
After the remainder of the rats had oseh
disposed Of by the dogs the show ended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23

The other dogs were matched according
70 their weicht-that is to Say, they had
rat for every pound The following score
tells the story OF their energy and pug
nacIty: ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

In Summer Goods We have q complete line OF
Ginghams from sc up. Canton Cloths, Shoutong
Pongees, Satin Gloria, silk Finished Null,
Llama Cloth, Challies, Figured India Linens,
etc, at all prices. In Satines We have an Gle.
giant line of Brocadrs In Blacks and Colors. Out
ing Cloths from &c up. Black Lawns from 100
up. In Plaids and Apron Goods we have an
endless variety. India Linens In Black and
White, short lengths, &c a yard. Buntings In all
shades from &c mp. White India Linens from loo
up.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

We have small quantity OF that damaged
Muslin yet at Sc yard. Get some before il 10
all gone complete line In Bleached and I'm
bleAched In all prices.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

Ladies Black Hose Sc worth loo. Ladies' Fast
Black Hose regular made l5c worth 25c Ladies'
Gray Knit Hose loo, 2 for 25c, Ladies' Iisle
Thread Hose soc worth 4jc. Ladies' Balbriggan
Hose l5c worth 25c, Ladies' Fast Black Opera
Hose 40c worth 65c. We have nne line OF
sample Hose too numerous TO mention, but can
suit you on prices. Chdren's gray Hose Sc
worth loo. Children's Black Hose &c worth loo.
Children's Heavy Hose 2Oc worth 500. Childreu's
Ribbed Hose Toe worth 25c. The incest line Of
Children's Cashmere Hosiery ever brought to
this city.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

A nice Bed Spread for 75c. A better one for
90. We have an extra fine line Of imported
Bed Spreads that are rare bargains. II will do
you good to inspect these goods Columbus
Lace BED Sets at 2 80 set.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

Can show you line Of Lace Curtains from SOC
n pair and upwards. Fine Colored Madras Cur
tains | so worth $50 pair. Chenille Curtains
good Patterns heavy Fringe 8 25 pair worth
500
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

A beautiful line Of Fine Mocha Gloves in all
shades and sizes. Misses all Silk Gloves in
sizes and colors at lSc worth 35c.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

We are selling an extra heavy corset, well made
and in good colors for 49c worth rs. See them.
better one for 75c, 100, l.50. a full line Of
Misses and Children's Waists in all prices.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

Red Table Covers 65 inches at sic White
Table Covers Toe and upward. Chenille Table
Covers from LOO and upward. Fine White dam
ask from SOC to 100 with n pkns TO match,
Turkey red Damask fast color from 25c upward.
Napkins for 75c dozen and up. White Linen
Napkins loo each.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

One dozen good Solid Bone Collar Buttons SC.
Mems Hose Supporters 10 to 25c. Necktie Hold.
ers &C. Collar Buttons Sc and up. Cuff But
tons 25c and up.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

We have now in transit another shipment Of
those socks at Soc dOz BE sure and get some Of
them this time. We sell good stout Rockford
Sock for Sc, well made, double heels and toes.
Black seamless Socks at 10, is and 25c and up
wards
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

You can buy EmbrodeIes Of US at soc on the
dollar. Flounclngs 3.s yard wide 25 to soc, fine
patterns. A Hemstitched Skiiting Flouncing
AZ inches wide, all embroidered at soc yard
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

Ladies' Ribbed Vests &c worth loo. Ladies'
Ribbed Vests l5c worth 25c. Ladies' Ribbed
Vests 20, worth soc. Ladies' Ribbed Vests l9c
price elsewhere soc. Ladies' Black silk
Vests SOC price elsewhere Toe. Ladies' Salmon
silk Vests 90c price elsewhere 35. Ladies'
Fine silk Vests in all colors 75c worth .25.
A large line OF Ladies' Union Suits in Black and
Cream from Toe to / so, cold elsewhere for 200
and so. Ladies' Equestrian Tights 75c to 90
sold elsewhere nj 2 90. Infants Short Sleeve
Ribbed Vest l0c worth 20c. Infants Long
Sleeve Ribbed Vests l5c worth Doc. Infants
Fine Wool Vests 25c worth Soc We can save
you money on every piece of Underwear you
must buy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

Clothing Of the National Tailoring Company we
have some Of the finest Clothing ever brought
into Abilene and will be sold at Ruinous Prices
regardless Of their value. We can 1T the stout
and slim.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

A good Towel for Sc each. A better one for SC.
A good Towel 20x4i inches l0c. An all Linen
Towel, fancy border 23x47 inches 25c each. An
extra fine line Of Towels from 35 TO 75c each.
A good Turkish Towel for and lOc. A good
Striped Turkish Towel from Is TO 25c. Crash
Toweling good quality &c and upward.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

Hemmed, Fancy Border, Fast Color Handker.
chiefs from lc up. Don't fail to see our line Of
China Silk and Chiffon Handkerchefs, they are
beauties. A fine Chiffon handkerchief at 20c
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

A varied assortment Of Laces in Silk in all
shades too numerous to mention at l5 to 46.
We can sell you Torchon Laces at one-half their
value.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

When you are ready to go to the v orlds Fair or
the Mountains on your vacation call and inspect
our Trunks and Valises. We have enough to
supply everybody, the styles and prices are too
numerous to mention here--call and SEQ thcm.
Good strong Shawl straps from zoe up.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

A Lady's Beautiful Rolled Gold Plate Watch
Chain and Charm warranted for five years. at
$l.75 worth SO 90. Ladies' Neck Chains from
81 90 upwards. Ladies' Breast Pins varied
assortment ranging in price from rs to 200
Stick Pins from &c to 75c.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

A pair OF Striped Curved Seam Pants at 3sc
worth zoe, small and extra slzes only. A good
heavy pair for 100 worth 100. Just received a
lot OF heavy OF All Wool Pants, small sizes only,
worth from 400 TO 500 going quick at 297. In
Mems Fine Dress Pants we have q magnificent
line to select from In all prices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-15
Ratterx stree. MretinSs.

Yesterday was League anniversary dsv
81 the Battery street Methods, church. n
delightful early morning prayer meeting
was held. NJ II O'Clock Rev. I. J. Massey.
oi hes Moines. delivered n most excellent
sermon on Ideals Made Real, " choosiDr
for his tex, the words tod used 10 Moses
when about 10 make the tabernacle
see. saith He, ~ fhnl make all things
according TO the pattern showed thee in
the mount" The sermon Was ta.l II ex-
celleat thought and of special fitness a.
addressed 10 the young PEOPLE OF the
church The league anniversary service
was held az the hour OF the usual league
devotional meeting. owing IN she revival
services now IN progress. Last night the
church - very iasl 20 listen once again
10 NessrS Bell and Arne. After the usual
rouslu~ song service Mr.. Arno sag tie
song Tan a Boy Forget His Mother ?"
aud Mr.. Bell preached e&oqaeaily aaa pa
,hcGical.y on the theme. Saved BY Grace. 81
No service all be held this afternoon. bu.
taore wl.i oe preaching al -. AT earnest
invitation Is extended 10 AL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-15
TRADE AND LABOR NOTES.

The ship carpenters will meet Saturday even
Ing.
The fortnightly meeting OF the bakers was
held Saturday night
The stonecutters and Stonemasons' Union
will meet this evening.
All trades from which reports were received
were reported duh last week.
The Trades Council OF Tacoma may cali q
naass meeting OF unemployed laborers the first
week III June.
Mr. Murphy and Mr.. Robcrtson. o. tho Ia
coma Musiciauh' Union, have been obligated rs
Tacoma Trades Council. delegates.
There is some prospect of barber shops being
opened on Sunday in Tacoma as a result OF guests
being shaved In The hotel barber shops OF that
City.
Delegates 10 the Pacific Coast Federation OF
Labor convention, June 8, have been chosen by
tho 1aeomg Trades Council rs follows: Il. Ii.
Horton, George Beagley. r. +. Egbcrt; alter
mates, George McMurpby. Nj. Harto;te, W.
Clark.
Tho annual contract between the brewery
workmen and the seattle Brewing and Mailing
Company was renewed last Tuesday. The men
agree to work nine hours per day, 20 supply all
men needed for regular or extrN time, and
wages and the price for overtime were agreed to-
At the meeting Of the Western Central Labor
Union Wednesday evening +. II. Riley. OF the
Cigarmakers. and r. j. Bower OF The Car
penters', were admitted as delegates. Eldrid
Brown WINS appointed 10 Gil the vacancy On tho
entertainment committee, wee George Moore
resigned. and Oscar Springer WAS made . men,
Der o. tho executive committee. yics Frank
f,r!fssu resigned
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-15
.sCinderclla,, Thia Week.

The Seattle ;heater will have brilliant
spectacular production Of Cinderella on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Ii will
be staged on 4 scale OF msgnifcence and
gorgeousness in all its details. /, will be
presented by an excellent company. The
children's fairy story. mothers and
fathers remembrances. a superior array Of
speciality artists. new and original music,
enhancing electrical and scenic effects,
artistic properties and costumes. beautiful!
fairy land scenes. dazzling princes palace.
the living mice and rats. the living lizards.
pondcrous pumpkin will be all transformed
into an deliberately jeweled coach and
Shetland ponies before the eyes of the au-
dience. There will also be transtorma-
ton scene and a superb speciality COM
yany. including Robert Leando and ]. c.
Stock, the famous acrobats; Ali Zada, the
great Oriental necromancer; Miss Ada
Sewers, queen Of the slack wire; little
Irene, wonderful child actress, and the
Coles, in their startling mid-air hights.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-15

casion. intended net only IS reminders OF
the new management in control. bat IS
guarantees Of popular attractions Of high
order Of merit and entertainment. The
ne company VIII open In Moths. which
will be srsistiealiy presented and
beautifully staged. Several handsome
sets have been expressly painted for the
production. happily illustrative Of the en-
viroamen,s of the drama The ensemble
promised by the people in the cast will
prove exceptionally iine. rs the characters
have been often sustained by them in an
excellent manner. Attention is drawn to
the very attractive bill announced for the
auditorium. Chief among the features are
the acts of Giovanni. Lana Crews. May
Antonio John Link, Marion HAYS and
Marion and Levine. These include an ex-
eellent coekssoo act. dental juggling. slack
wire teats and vocal and aerobasic special
ties. The doors Will open 10 the auditor
ium at o'clock, the auditorium per-
formance commencing at 80 and that in
the theater q. $50. The new orchestra,
under the temporary leadership OF Samuel
Driscoll, will be an attractive feature Of
the opening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-15

We nado the offer and No will stick 10 It
The FIRST ten house builders in Madison Street
Cablo Railway Addition shall have free trans
portation for . year in accordance with our
promise. We have simply sold out the addition
quickc, than we supposed possible. We really
did no. know that there were 20 many people
who could appreciate good thing when they
saw it Now that tho addition II practically
sold out, W reiterase our statement that II 10
tho cheapest property ever sold in Seattle. and
the terms, az every one knows. were Just what
ever the purchasers wanted to make them. We
sold the property At such prices and terms, be-
cause by buying for spot cash We could afford %.
and We proposed to demonstrate to everyone
that although our business IL largely confined
to larger investments. We have superior facilities
for supplying every legitimate demand for
property. whether in cheap property or dear
property.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-15

Permits for the Week Over $40. 900
Some Fine Resilences.
During the past week thirty-one build
ing permits have been issued by the super.
intendent OF building. the total estimated
cost being 1875 Among the permits
were those for four two-story frame
houses to be built in the Renton Hill adj
diton, by the Saekman-P Phillips Invest
mcnt Company. at a cost Of 5000 each.
Permits were also issued for the new
Walker Leary block. ON Second street, to
cost ST., ZOO for two-story frame hous,
on Eighth and Stewart streets. built by II.
q. Gusts, to cost 81. 500, and for two ware
houses on the extension Of Bakers wharf.
to cost s., 80.
ing on Squire park has been begun by the
Union Trust Company, for Albert f..
Chaffey. 1t is situated on Twentieth
avenue. north of Remington. The style
of architecture is somewhat Colonial, al.
though not purely so. The first and sec
ond stories are covered with clapboards
and the gables and roof are shingled. 4
large porch of Colonial design extends
from the front along one side. The house
is designed on a commodious scale. n large
hall being in the center of the house aud
running clear through it. On one side OF
the hall is the drawing-room. On the
other side of the hall is the library. with
an omen fireplace. and fitted with book
shelves, window seats, etc. Back of the
library is the dining-room. which is built
with large bay window at one end. The
rest OF the first floor is taken up with
kitchen. pantries, etc. On the second
floor there are four large chambers, with
bathroom, etc. and on the third floor there
is billiard room, bedroom and store
room. There is a basement under the en-
tire house. II will cost when completed
about $500. and will contain all the
modern conveniences.