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Evening journal., 1894-12-13
NEW YORK.
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fphENsHLVANIA BALBOA D--STAND.
AttD hallway OF America - PROJECTED
throughout py the Interlockins Switch anf
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON and BAL,
t1dOkNE IA lLROA AD, In effect Nov. 1S. 16o1
HTa,ns l,sl,,L VII leave Wilmington as followr.
khlleue lph1a, express, 81, 2 65. 4 20, 30. AZ
6u; 3d. b5. sa, 10 05 10 49, 10 45, 1ia5, Ii 38
!, u 81 g. m, ils 3d. ls7, 05 8 o., 10. 5b5, ".
Accommodation, 6 o.. 7 90, 8 0e, ,l0lsAn.u
70, . AZ. 10, 40, l0t5 . 10.
nsstsr expynas, g. 4aQ, 6 30, Z AZ, Z 80, 8 b.
3 ee a' IVe, ITS. II 81 n N, 81. 60l 9 SO, on.
:. soogSernce ton 8 90, 90. 20, lOAs, 11@ar.
u ~. =, 20, 3 Is, z 40, 10 IS D 10.
deW York 81, 255, 90, go, 700, $50, e55.
43, 20 06. 80, 10 as, ii 6i a n fis 5. al s26
70. "a. 10, 8 80, T07, 0 1s, 10 e5 n.
Eo Sost1n. without change, 10 le m, 5 bS . m.
LOT the south southern Railway Express,
Q u pm. Sieerers to Augusta, St Augustine,
ana lampa; Al m. Sleepers TO Hot Springs,
Aemph,ss, g, and New Orleans.
~.
gewsrs Centre and irterDpsdiAte stations.
RsltlGnore and washington, AS, sOl, IL,
u y, ~ d. am- n Ok. la ss, II 1b, 0s. "a, x8.
70 ", Al. 05s, A. 8 20 ? m, 12 10 night.
e sHNsst,5ayss Sne Intermediate stations, a47
1 50 " and Il b y fD..
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for VII
il Is i S. & 1n. 81 IS % s. 81 81 0 q s4s 81 iT,
", ~ Q 20 5ts,tI st6, 40. II 10. II IL,
? m, " U3 night.
Accommodation. 20. Z 8a, 1085am,1@.
QS. 4 81. 8 q, s SO. 10 08s IL B8 b rn.
Sunday frains-lseave Wilmington for.
rhilodelphia, express, 81, So, 20, 8 30, 8 IS,
100 &c. . n. Accommodation, Z 90, s lO A m,
'lE 70, 40, %. 8 is, 10 as m.
JbgsteF. express, e. ~ Sc. IS. 10 o6. IL 81,
dlAt,on. IOe. $40 N. Il 10. i 20. O6. Is. 3.
New York. la. a@, 40. ZOO. $50.
~ NY y. y 70 - y u m, II 10, 81, 800, 500, bo
Boa'aa pifhout change, B@ pm.
For the South-Southern Railway Express
and Tampa; Il p m, Sleepers to Hot Springs'
Memphis, and New Orleans.
3 Yves West Chester, via LRnokin. stB . m.
Baltimore and Washington, 4.ss. s.U1. lO. 10
=; a. "a. "a y Os u e, % te o. a, 7Al. sa0p. N.
y Baltimors 4 and intermediate stations, sCs
Leave fhiiadelphis. Broad street. for VII
mdngton, express; 50, 20. II le, u 3s
p IA, l2 GO night.
Acoommods 49, sl0, 10 IS 8 m, IL sS,
Trsins for Dalawarc Division leavs for
sSsw Castle u; Il IS sn. 90. 400. 10, @ 50
lewee, la q M. ST "a.
Exprees Tor Dover, Harrington and DelmaR
le, II % %, 4 81 pm, " o. night.
aArElngton and way stations only, 80 D m.
4Apreea Tor Wyoming, . t3 p IA.
Express for CEpe Charles Old Point Com-
Tort 4no Norfclk, II % m, IL Of night.
Sunday trains for: 1
HeW Ossrld. II O6 diRht,
tclA lt Gl night. Falif
Middletown, Clayton, Dover, Wyoming
eeiton, harrington, Bridgevtlle, 6eaford,
Deurel end Delmsr, ~ o. night.
fJongfessional Limited Ezpress trains COM
poi!sd entirely Of Pullman Yestibule PArlcE
ana dining Cars. No extra fare.
sLdmsted Express Trains, Composed of Pull.
n0n Neatibule Parlor Cars, Vestibule Pae-
senFsr Coaches and Dining Gar. No extra
f2Ee.
For further Information, passengers ara re-
ferred 70 the ticket agent attheetatien.
.. "a. FhERO5I. J. II. WOOD,
aenarAl Manager. General Passenger Agt.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
STORIES OF THE DAY.
The Telephone oirI's Excuse

Have you ever been up In the tele-
phone officer l mean the central office
where the connection between your phone
and the party yon want TO talk to Is
mRds2" asked Colonel Moore Of an
EVENING JOURNAL reporter IF you
never have you have no idea Of the work,
and are TO be excused IL you kick over
the delay you meet with when
you want some particular place
and don't get 1t right away. It's
not an easy job TO sit and listen to call
after call and without delay or error
attend to them ALL had occasion to
visit there once and have looked on the
operators in a much kindlier light ever
since. To the Fame reporter one Of the
operators said: '"rhe work is by no
means easy, in fact, it isn't every girl
who can do 1t. The constant
tension Of the nerves and the
strain on the ear, caused by
keeping receiver pinned over 1t for
eight or nine hours Ia succession causes
buzzing In the head which remains for
some tune afterwards, frequently creates
severe headaches and sometimes forms
sbscesses on the ear drum. So much Is
this danger feared that freq uent rests al
found advantageous, II not absolutely
frequently attacks the operator and that
Is known as telephone ear. have known
half dozen girls who were rendered
deaf from working at the telephone
table, aud very frequently we are rem
dered temporarily deaf while work
ing Then we fall to hear the
bell ring and the subscriber who
Is IN hurry to get II a has caance
to kick II isn't fair to always blame
us, however, and don't think person
would II be knew the fscts. The girls
are anxious to be prompt, and the sub
soriber can rest assured that there is no
intention to keep him waiting You
can rest assured that when You don't
get an immediate reply 70 your call It
Is because central is temporary deaf,
and the operator smiled Or else is
busy trying to get some charming hero
out Of a ecrape, discussing q rivals
frock or bonnet or some equally interest
ing task, thought the reporter
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
Rerenre Wns sweot.

A reporter of the EVENING JOURNAL
was crossing Eleventh street near the
Garfield monument site when one OF
those bicycle cranks who imagine that
they are Robert Us on wheels, or else
have an appointment six miles away aud
think they have 70 get there In FIVE
minutes, spun along, barely missing
running down the scribe The rider
never turned his head to see II any dam
sge had been done He turned down
Washington street and was flying along
when as he reached Tenth street, an
other ''scorchsr' swung around the
corner. There was q orssd, two riders
and two machines In bunch on the
pavement, and general wreck all round.
The scribe who reached the spot about
that time smiled, and the Wind whistled
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
KENNARD &CO
62l-623 Market Street.

Just keep in mind that this
entire store is filled with suita-
BILE, sensible gift goods, and
that every price is the worth
one.
Two hundred new Jackets
Just received.
A fine line of Cloth and Vel
our Capes; and a line Of very
nice Electric Seal Fur Capes
at less than usual prices.
Stop and take a glance at
our Christmas window, de-
signed and all the work done
by our own decorators.
Inside all in fine shape for
your presence.
A great stock of Handker-
chiefs and Aprons.
A superb stock of Down
Pillows and Comfortables.
Pillows from $3.50 up, cover
ed with silk. The best SIS
Down Comfortable ever
shown.
Beautiful new Bric-a-Brac,
and our usual lines of Novel
ties in new designs.
Do you want a nice Black
Silk for use or a present? We
have it in FailIe, Satine Ouch
esse, Luxor, Armure, and can
recommend them from 90
cents to $I.5o.
We still have in good assort-
ment that great value in all
wool Dress Goods, the ascent
Surah Cloth. Black, Green,
Navy, Garnet, Browns, Rese-
da, Slate.
These very same goods we
have sold for the past FIVE
years at so cents per yard.
Now 20 cents.
A large lot of fine All-Wool
French Dress Fabric reduced
to SIX cents from IS and IS
cents; less than half price.
1t is great qualification to
us to have our advertisements
responded to so promptly. 1t
shows the people believe what
we have to say to them through
the papers and when they come
they are not disappointed.
A new line of Plaid Taffeta
Silks at Is cents and $I.co.
Lots of Fancy Silks at 7sI
cents, reduced from $I.oo,
$I.I5 and $f.25.
The largest line of Umbrel-
Jas we have ever shown.
Marked with name without
cost.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
s1,e5 Given Awav

We have few copies left one
OF the most beautiful works Of Art
now on the market. II isa portfolio.
bound In cloth and gold, containing 326
reproductions Of paintings by the worlds
most famous artists Accompanying
each picture Is short criticism Of Al
As an encyclopedia of art the work Is a
gem and as an Instructor for both young
and old IL is valuable The work Is
peculiarly appropriate for holiday GIFT
that possesses beauty and merit and at
the same time is inexpensive. We ran
across these art books IN New York and
took the lot for our readers. They were
made to sell for SO aud we got them for
II 20, sothat somebody is giving 81 25
away. No more after these few
copies are gone. Leave your order for
one at the EVENING JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
MANY ASK THIS:

MANY ASK THIS:
For what price can | get a
hrst-class set of teeth whicu
will give me satisfaction.
The answer is, ($8) eight
dollars; for finer grade special
prices on application. ONLY
the BEST materials used in all
my work. Then again, as to
PAINLESS EXTRACT
ING of TEETH, all the
best HARMLESS methods
known are used. Careful at
tention given to weak and
NERVOUS PATIENTS.
If you need dental work of
ANY kind consult DR.. F. E.
SMITH, Specialist in Dent
istry, office, 8II Market ST.
Wilmington, Del. Office open
8 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13

interrupted Mr.. Strnus (Dem., ~ ~,
that there win be a surplus Of revenue to
the extent Of 500, 600, 600 for the year end
ing june 80, 1895. Now, il there should
be a surplus Of revenue, is not the gentle
man willing 70 have tie income tax re-
pealedgn
would not be, " replied Mr. McNiil-
Ian, until you have complied with tho
laws Of the United States and refuse to
pay dollar upon the sinking fund
When you pay up the 500 coo, 600 Of
debt which has been incurred in that way;
when you comply with the law and pay
$50, 600, 900 a year upon the sinking fund,
then If we have a surplus | shall be ready
to discuss the question Of repeal Of this
tax, but even then l would take taxation
of clothing and other necessaries Of life
rather than off wealth 4"
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
CONTEMPORARY OPINION,
MN whettinr HIs K,,ee.

hih WhettlnE his huifos
From the Providence journal.
Senator Hill has taken his own time to
resume his duties at Washington, but
now that he Is Ia his seat once more we
may look for some interesting develop.
ments In bis vicinity between now and
che fourth OF March. OF all the men In
Congress 10 one has a greater grievance
against the administration than be, and
few are better equipped for waging a
bitter factional fight. He showed this
last session, and he has made little secret
OF his Intention to WELD anew this
Winter the weapons of attack he has
been sharpening since his defeat in New
YORK. From the ordinary human point
OF view he may be said to have reason
for doing so.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
HoW's This !

we offer One Hundred Dollars Reward foy
Halls Catarrh Cure. ~
+ ). CHENEY & Co, Props. Toledo. o.
I'VE ne the undersigned, have known r. u
perfectly honorable In an business frsnssoi
IONS and financially able TO carry out anv
obligation made by their firm. '''''
WaldinR, kinnHn q Marvin. Nhoi,saie ii I'm,
gists. Toledo. Ohio. 'o'9 - "s'
hau's Catarrh Cure Is taken internaDy
surfaces Of the system. Price S5e nor hettl-'
Soia py all Druggists. Testimonials free.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
what Next ?
From the New York sun.

From the New York Sun.
The key to the Cleveland Gresham
foreign policy has yet to be discovered. A
meddlesome disposition In matters whore
with we have no business TO Interfere. a
persistent Indifference where American
interests are really concerned who can
reconcile the crazy Inconsistencies. or
hnd the guiding principle OF action In the
performances Of the extraordinary twof
Blow hot, blow cold is the story hot
whenever the common sense Of the
situation requires restraint and cold
whenever the national welfare calls
plainly for the generation Of little
patriotic caloric.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13

X there is any town on the Peninsula
which needs FIRE Company and fire ex-
tnguishing apparatus It is Laurel. We
believe that there are but two brick
buildings in the town One is the rail
road station and the other stable. The
other buildings are Of frame. and some
Of the neatest cottages in the state are
to be found there. It isa town Of
shingles and weather-boar and II q
fire ever gets beyond control It will prac-
tieally wipe out the town as was the
case with DelmRr.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
ITEMS oF.INTeRssT.

These ara the days when you wonder what
he or she hes made up hts or her mind TO give
you.-Buffal5 Times
If you need a good medicine TO purify your
blood, give nerve strength and build up your
entire system. take Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t
prevents sickness by making pure blood
hoods Pills cure nausea, sich headache,
indigestion and biliousness. 25c.
An ocean Of ink wouldn't last long II all the
people who are pining to write for the papers
IA ID their way.-New York Recorder.
Get your pictures framed at Yergers' for the
hOldays-ti9 Market and 40 Shipley street.
Mrs. Lease Is to start newspaper in Kansas
to be called the ARiiator MIR. Lease will
neither defy the Agitator nor deny the agita-
tion.-New York World.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
TIIIed ArI.looraoy on whsel..

7 hIuW INC washington POst,
The authorized announcement that
Prince and Princess Hatzieldt are 70
MAKE tour Of Europe on bicycles com.
pletes tine sanetiiieation, 80 to speak, OF
that useful piece Of mechanism Those
distinguished representatives OF the titled
aristoeracy which We oil so humbly lave
ana reverence have just set out foI
Europe. taking with them from New
York two wheels made especially for
them and Rrtistically adapted to the
emergencies OF their uoble persons Tbers
Is no doubt about It. The statemenf has
been duly authenticated. And society
gszss At the bicycle with an admiration
too deep for words.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
Internal Ievenue Under cisn serslce.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13-The president,
after conference with Secretary Carlisle
and Commissioner Miller of the internal
revenue bureau, issued an order extending
the civil service law and rules to the IN
tcrnal revenue service This action was
determined upon some time ago but ow-
ing to the press Of public business final
action had been deferred The new exten-
sion will embrace 5i8 storekcepcrs SIS
gaugcrs, 1, 100 storekeeper- guugers and 158
clerks IN the Offices Of the collectors, maxi
ing 2,471 in all. Deputy collectors, of
which there are 963 are not included in
this order, nor are the deputies which viii
be appointed TO assist in the collection OF
the income tax.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13

The many friends Of Lambert V.
Nicholson will regret to hear that he is
seriously Ill. He has been Such a
familiar figure in the Office Of the clerk
Of the peace for so many years, and has
been such an efficient clerk, that his
absence is sensibly fels. It is to bs hoped
that he will soon recover and resume his
official duties
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
- Ss Buying Of Battle-EieIds.
From the Richmond Dispatch

The United States Government IA
engaged to some extent Ia buyirg battle.
fields OF the late war to convert into
national parks. As yet, however. we
have observed no disposition on it's part
TO purchase any field on which it's troops
met with defeat. Perhaps il NAV dc
this later on. II so, we know several
fields in Virginia worthy Of the govern
ment's attention fields where there
we're large numbers OF men enga eed
where the losses were very heavy. and
where great valor and strategy were
displayed Among these are Manassas
Gold Hsrbor, fredericksburg, Chan.
cellorsvllle, the Wilderness. etc.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13

workers in the East More than that, he
Is msn among men. in touch with men
Of all creeds, and takes lively interest
in the every day affairs Of the community
in which be lives.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
oulrg Of ouoene.

There's a faint and far-off ramor in the cir
cumambisnt air;
There's a tale. as yet invertebrate that may
come from anywhere.
There's a misty bit Of gossip which the
tongues of talse toss,
That QulRg Of Quogus is destined one day to
be d b1ss.
New York Sun.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13

Returned bride-Nobody thought we
we're bridal couple Friend MOI
How did you deceive ihenl9 Returned
bride-We tried to act as though we
Evening journal., 1894-12-13

The Brownson Library Association
while not the Oldest social and literAry
organization in this city, is one Of the
most useful It is enterprislng and has
upon its membership rolls hundreds OF
young men who derive mental. physical
and social benefit from It, Itis doing n
good work
Evening journal., 1894-12-13

Bishop Coleman does not confne his
good work to the Delaware diocese. The
wholesome effect Of his spiritual min
istrauons is felt in many Of the states
sioDg the Atlantic seAboard He is one
OF the most earnest and effective religious
Evening journal., 1894-12-13

The difference between the man who
advertises aud the msn who doesu t is the
one hnds his floors crowded aud his
shelves empty. ard the other fiuds his
shelves crowded and his floors empty.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13

The steamship Allegheny is bottom
side up, with her masts looking down.
ward. II Marshal Lannan wants e.
bring her to Wilmington on the strength
OF his attachment be had better knock
the bottom out Of the creek or move the
city down to deep W ater
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
Reduced Rates 10Y chrlstmas and New

ee' ~ ShtAhhnahs ana New
Years.
The B & o. R. R Co., snnounces that
excursion tickets will be sold between ali
stations on It's lines east OF theOhio river
during Christmas and New Year holidays
at reduced rates. for all trains December
2s, %, "a, 25, 80, 80, 81. and January
1879, valid for return passage until
January 3, 1895, inclusive.
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
WEST HQIIMn


Baltimore and Washington, week days,
y 10, II, Is Az, n Ia; ns 16, i2 %, Os, "a "a.
i, Bl9, y bs "A: sundays. y Is, 7 IL
Baltimore and Wsy Stations, Il %, 8 Os
NoyIsrlk.' Del, week DAYS, MlS517, HE
Pm. Sundays 4lb, ~, 50 ~ am. Tia ID. 8 Os,
Mtl, 85, i8 10, ss S., II 10 p m.
pittsburg, fs ~ a m, "a s7'p m. daily
Chicago, Is A, q m; "a az, p m, daily.
:. Cincinnati y and St. Louis. III 10 p m, and
Now Orlesns, via Bristol and Chattanooga
leans.
sinSerly accommodation. 7I7Am. sos. Tw
fArdenberr accommodation. week days,
%. A. 70 m; 70 and 40 . IN. Sundays. 30
Trains leave Market street station:
For New York, week days, rs 30 am,
50 Is, ri % mi IS. IS m. = sIndsys. %.
Pit:sburg and Chicago. week days, Ts sOA m.
a. Baltimore, week days, %, 80 80 q m; bb,
70 @ IA, Sunday pm. llad
~ sPdS5SSSF H. Ass g. y 'a.9ss a. snSsSa S:ss
LEASE PHILADELPHIA, TWENTY
EgQRIH AND CHESTNUT STS., FOR
Ng NgIIMlNGTON,week days, 20 81, 9 is, 80, SS15
~ 0gO, lll42 q "a; " % noon; 81 %, 81 45, 201,
%, "a %, 30, IS 90, IS Al, 80, 8 30. " 40.
70 %, e.5O, 10 l0and II 86 p m.
Sundays, fS 81, 8 Is, fsi5, SOs 1000, I'll .
m; " 90 noon; Il 85, 200, ais, ff0e. l80.
$50, ~ 43 IS %, 10 10 and II a6 . u.
LEAYE PHILADELPHIA, 7 TWELFTH
AND MARKET S1S. Week days, - 30, ~ 55.
III 23, m; T3a8, f7f7, D no. Sundays,
70 20, = 55. 81 g E m; fs As, fss7. . m.
Rates to western points lower than via any
other line. O. o, SCULI. Gent = ess. Agent,
r. B. OAMPBELB, General anAger.
VETILMlNd'rON AMI NUhI n EhN RAIL
wv ROAD. Time table In effect Oct. 2Sth.
Trains leave Wilmington, French streca
station, for 3. d q. Junction, Montchanin.
Wihterthur, Guyencourt, GranoRue, CosBart,
Oh1dds' Ford Junction, Pocopson, West
Chester, Embreevile, Mortonvllle, Coates
Vile and intermediate stations, daily, sxcept
Sunday, at 35 a m, 2 80, 4 40 aud 90 m;
Sunday only at 04 q m; l 30, 4 60 D m...iI
For WaynesburR junction. Springfield and
intermediate stations, daily, except Sunday.
at 50 a n, % and 40 D M. Sundays only ~
s o. m. So and 50 D m.
For Joanns, Birdsboro, Residing and inter-
mediate stations, daily, except Sunday, at
z s. a "a and 30 D m. Sunday only at SA
N and 30 p m. -7~
a. G. McCAUsLAND. superintende
BoWNESS BRIGGS. Gen. Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
DIRECTIONS
for using
CREAM BALM

Apply = particle OF
the Balm we'll up in
70 the nostrils. after
a moment draw
strong hreat h
through the nose
Uss threa times a
day, after meals
preferred, and be.
fore retiring.
FLv'S CREAM
BALM opens and
cleanses the Nasal
Passages. Allaye
Pain and luflamna-
tion, He ais the sores,
Price so cents at DrV
BROTH ERS. 90 Wa
Evening journal., 1894-12-13

BALTIMORE q
O OHIO RAIL-
ROAD. Schedule IN
eject Nov. Is, 1894.
Trains leave Dela-
ware Avenue Depot
Ehst Bound.
Tor 7 Express trains
New York, week
days, u 03, E717,
IS 81, lI040am; ll2 "A
u -, IS %, n 3f,n1 90
p. n. Sundays, 10 08,
" l7,n1 S0R "a: ~ AZ,
70 IS, ~ "a, III O0p "a.
PHILADELPHIA
AND OHESTNUTE S
s 86, " 1877 50, z 58, q
= N; ra "A, 1 IS, n IS
8 Is. 10 90, III 90 D %
Sundays, f3 0S, q 90,
\ m; lB, " 40. g.
8 IS, 10 %, III Op m.
PHILADELPHIA
kET STREETS. u
llO 40, q m; " d3,I7
PHILADELPHIA
q m; u AZ, ~ 81. III Og
Chester, Week daya
z SO, 70 80, Tg 30, 10 40,
3 2b, 4 G6, rs %, go, d
Chester, Sundays
III 40. il40 q "a: I 2E
" 81, 81S, 10 90, III 90
Atlantic City, v
Ils q, q ~ . "a;
fS ~ pmsa
Evening journal., 1894-12-13
TWENTY J FOURTF

, TWENTY ; FOURTH
IT'S. Week days, 70 03, 8 90,
5 AZ, 80 81, 10.40, 40 40, III 46
!, S2b, 4 s55s 10 86, 6t0. " "a,
,H17. 1853. 500, Ill 40, IL 40
%, 4bb. i5 IS, 6se N 80
q, TWELFTH AND MAR.
leek days, % %. N II, rs ~,
4, Ill 90 pm,
, Sundays, 70 Os, n II. Ill 40
. M.
!, ls o.. 8 IS, o IS, n l7,I7 SO,
80 40 vi 45a m; / %, n 40,
7 81, . 10, 10 90. I'll 90 , 10.
J, i3 03, 635. f7l7, 758
J, " 40, 3 rs. 4 55. IS 85. 6i0i
p m.
geek days, I7H a m;
Sundays, ~ II, 753A N;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-30
Repahl.e.n nallle. 20 rl.rc. County.

TACOMA. Oct Special. "A large and
enthusiastic meeting of voters was held in
the Westend hotel tonight under Repub-
lican auspices. Judge Wicksrsham and l..
c. Dennis aroused the audience to high
pitch Of enthusiasm. and the sentiments
voiced by them were cheered TO the echo.
The timely and appropriate campaign
songs of the John Brown Glee Club were
sucared.
The Mckinley club has arranged 10 hold
another meeting in Chickering hall Thurs
day. Attorney General W. c. Jones will
be the principal speaker. and the indiea-
tions point 10 an even larger meeting than
the one held there Saturday. when there
was not room enough in the hall to let
half the crowd In who had come through
the rain 10 hear the Republican orators.
Tie Democrats were holding a meeting q.
the same time. bat IL was so poorly at
tended that IL adjourned early in the even
ing. Every sort OF abuse and trickery in
beng rssorted 10 10 elect any portion Of
The Democratic ticket
II. W. Colner will address q mass meet
ing Ia Pioneer hall Friday. The Repab-
lican Glea Club Will sing campaign songs
aud 8 roesine meeting is anticipated.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-30
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January 1.
1894, are 81 1871, $50 There were Med for
record Friday IL leeds. the considera.
tons aggregsting $3.50. Following is
the list as furnished by Osborne. Tremper
& Co., abstractors Of title, ii6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
Daniel Mckay TO John r. Ronnei ct al.
tract for school in IS n, 6, 81.
G.. ". Pickering and wife 70 John p.
Ronnei ct al, tract for school in 25, u. s, 81.
Crawford and Conoyer to 5. T. Begent,
lots and 8, block 6. Drexel Avenue
heights. 81. 100.
John Peterson to c. A. Huffman, nj ne
sw ne 4. 3. 4, 81, 100.
c. A. HuIlmau TO Anna Peterson, nj ne
sw ne 4. .. 4, 81. loo.
Sarah L. Chesney to K. X. Bartlett, es.
n n ne Sc s, -. 1, 81.
T. Inez Denny 10 A. ID. Lindsey part sw
% 70, 4. $500.
+. l. Lindsey 10 A. ID. Lindsey, part
%, u. T. and others, IS.
James Water 10 /. ID. Ford, lot 10, block
s. Reagstorff's, 81.
l. ID. Ford TO James Water, lots 10, IL, Is,
block s. Rengstorff's, ST.
Nj. L. Whitman 10 Lizzie Hubbard, lot S.
block 3D. Salmon Bay Park, $3.50
NJ. L. Whitman TO Pauline Moe, lot 3.
block Ill, Salmon Paw Park. $50
NJ. l.. Whitman 10 Ernssta Chase lots /
and 2, block IS. salmon Bay Park, $500.
NJ. l.. Whitman to Sarah A. Day, lot 5,
block IS. $3.50