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The sarah n. Y.si.r.

This handsome and ~ell-appointed hotel. Just
flashed the past year. sud elegantly furnished
throughout VITA aN the comforts aud eonvsai-
snees OF = modern private residence. and cen
trnl.y located the North Seattle cable line. al
he eornsr OF Rep uelicaa aad Pop.sr streets, Is
now under the supervision OF Mira hsnnioHa,
who IA. In the few months Of her occupancy
proven herself mos, capable aud popular man
sgcr THIS now Suipicied and established IA
sf,tutlo. Was projected to meet the needs OK
watnsn and girls coming to the ciiy on business
or plsa.ure aud for the business wosoa OF cur
CITY. May OF whom BY honesty ana nasAty
have beam enabled 30 push their NAY saoag moss
OF the lines Of Industry Ia which success To-
wolves tact, rapid movement snd isstaissaes' 70
detail; aud. too. BY society oil HOMECOMING
principally ana hems.loyfug women. who rec
osnixa in tue rapid advancement ~ az cases
And their ever changing relations that tas
husineAs girl OF tais year--SsasasFs, s'snos'
rapaers. drsssmakers. operators eaerks %
anvot the numerous branches opea 10 ihsF
delft aIxa-s or gale. peFoegtsaH-ss as9ss oeRoEs
IN. close 10 10 called into 9 nsrtnssaaip oi hosss
making. ana that the sels-ecmnsna saiasa ~
eos,sset wita business methods aad systsFaat'e
aetsit i. no r.ssn part OF fae necessary framing
fer the eoupIlested obligations Of sweti-of-
se,st hoFns. TIE association has spsni N leh
tine AMI money IN It's erection ena esa'p's1-''
with a. vet q light patronage lacy az SsM'
ho~eyer. ia the belief that when n<s'sf s1sei
stood II vii enjoy more thss ias aassl F~'sa
..vorshls support AL ro9n< isasss ~ataoas
,ss -.rant.l root srs cordially iavitsd 70 80 eai
ga ions the house oveE lou viii es A'n1it
received. ana viii ani large halls. pieAssa'
ainlax rooms with socd table. nsai anu az!
eh.mesrs. sewing room with mseains. saa
- n.-l,r, Beautifully furnished. tsesad.as
nav rssaa Charges froEs y 30 y Fss wees
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SAN YRAScIsco MARxE1s.
THE STATE or TRADE


\ sAs Francisco. Fen. i9--Thers 10 but
little variety offering in the way Of fresh
fruits. Apples are in little demand; or
snges are plentiful and dull.
Demand for vegetables continues light
and supplies ample. with prices steady.
Potatoes are weak and stocks heavy;
onions are firm.
All descriptions of butter are weaker and
stocks are accumuiating.
Egg market Is heavy and sales slow.
Cheese Steady.
large quantity of poultry on hand to-
day was carried over; business 10 dull and
prices weak.
6ame--In light demand.
Produce receipts--f'iour. quarter sacks,
ass; wheat, centats, 500. Washington.
sesa; barley. centas. 9,gi6; oats. csntais
SIC. Washington i.o95; corn. sacks. 2,is9:
beans, sacks, 2 s35: potatoes. sacks, 2.629;
bran, sacks, i.4so. Washington =. 90.
BREADsruFrs AND GRAINS.
Fiour-We quote: Ne. cash prices for
family extras. So 2563.3o per Dbl bakers
extras. So. 1898 IS; superifue. 81. 409t26o.
Wheat-The week opens on quiet mar
kst, with no improvement in values. No.
shipping wheat IL quotablo At 90c per
ssnta with 9ii.492lsc for choice ar
tleir, Milling grades are fairly steady at
NQogi 05 per GENITAL.
Bariey--DuII and uninteresting with the
N mediate outlook favorable for buyers.
We quote: Feed. 701Ti4c per GENITAL for
lair 20 good quality; 72Is@75c for choice
sSsgh;; brewing. s09t9Jc per Genital
oats-lIeavy stocks cause a depressed
feeling In values. We quote: Milling.
Nlei96i 20; surprise. 81 2o0l 80; fancy
ieed. sl.i7IsWi 20: good TO choice, 81. i09e
LIS; poor Co fair. 90 esti.0o; black, s2l<c@
Wa; gray. slo21a@ per Genital
fiSASCIAr-
praf;s-On sight, New York. per 500. 23c
rTsm;um
Sterling bills-on London, sixty day
saak, 81 s6ls.
eF-haFs. per ounce. 63s.c
Mexican doliars-~536fa3t4c.
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This agreeable and sficacloas Tooth Powder. -
eAbished by moro han twenty yeas experienced
Nas received the sanciien OF the members a the
Dental and Medical professions % this city genes
aliy. and by them n II daily recommended asd
prescribed. II II pleasant In the application ~
II IL sxceisrt IN hs effects q speedily rsndsrs me
esssh white and smooth. the gpms hsalthfai. rel
land h,m. and BY fteqasnt use viii preserve them
in this des.raoie condition II gradually bot sE
fecsuaiiy removes tartar. AMI destroyes the pars-
sitieal amin aleuiD which neglect may have PER
nlttef 70 collect and prevents their further
mutation. thus serving - . complete bsautthss
and preserves OF tbs teeth Microscopic examina-
tons have been made Of the matter deposited
the teeth and gums OF Individuals selected from
ell cAxses Of society ana or every variety OF bodily
eenti.ion. and In nearly every case animal ana
vegetable parasites we're found tn exist In great
numbera Experiments we're made for their
nevai and the Ingredients used In LnniA's Tooth
Powder vsrs foaad b most snsctaAl, 1easruy-
ing shsm INSTANTLY.
Through the Kindness o, hssnds - - y1r
mitseA 70 psbiish the following
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Tia interior Of The compartment car On s1s
>sffh.w,.tsru isss Is hks king.y pAiAoe' =
nsIastsl rsziasaes OF "a AEssi.a Nasa -
.ns.u.oe-ss tie visitor mar regsFS i
never In TIE hIssosy Of Esis~ss uase4 hM
.aytalng 90 sesfeet in architecture - ah ~, -
In cosasert. ~ exquisite In tssss. % - -
s.r,rnssaa. scen SEGA easose, sai II @Ss Aea0As
ssSrr.., go. thst attracted the ssfsHsl"5 90
-. war,a a the CasasnsEaa sxFss'sAoa@ A-A'
rn.rysIloa. car eelipsing al esasFs-
re sorsh. Western limited 70 Ssicsf. CO.
"a. ,sas together with euse, slssp<s are al..1s
-, Ie.sxs 81 nsaI ever asF ia sse ssss. So
a. m. s.pas rate As 81 an ordinary sass s-.
=. ". Ps-Ssr. grsss ssand assA1' "a
sgsss ssssssA
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AlNrNa srocka
NEW YORK ETs.
rnr Stock rxrHAsaK.

NV YoRK. Feb. ia~-on report that
saear /, 10 be kept on the free list by the
senate committee Sugar stock declined
aeaslly, but afterwards came a rally and
We close was only Is per cent below Sat
s'aay, TIE other principal declines were:
Va's'ling =. Chicago Gas ~. Great North
en- prefefrei =.
Government bonds-Firm.
fesroieum-Quiet at Sic asked.
FINANCIAL
aeney-on call easy at l per cent: last
,sa ~ per cent closed 81 per cent
ssffae mercantile paper, Si4Iai3 per cent
s.efang exchange-Sireng, with actual
s1ssness IN bankers hills At s4s9s.1 -
a ~ demand, and sAsSs.J Ass for ol-aay
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REAL xsrArE SALES
Deeds Recorded IN the Auditors One
Yesferday.


Real estate transactions from January 1,
1894. ara $755. 1888. There were fled for
record yesterday Q deeds. the considera-
tions agaregating 1896. Following is
the list as furnished by Osborne. Tremper
& Co., abstractors Of titles. 1i6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
Sarah shipley 10 l.. A. shipley, lots IL
and II, block /. Harrison Heights. $780,
T. A. Gehrman to A. NJ. Freeman, rs
lots Wallis subdiv, Pottery Works, 81, 500.
]. Lslkin TO W. w. Jones, nwi. of sw1.
of nwt4. % q, 7. 81.
Kate Berham TO James Sharp, lot 50,
block 3, Hiawstha Park, 81.
Z. A. Munroe 10 s. Mcclure, lot Is,
block "a, Gilman Park, $500
A. T.. Higgins 10 T. J. Bailey. lots / to
10. block =, Washington Heights. 81
]. L. Howe TO T. J. Bailey, lots l 10
10. Washington Heights. III.
William Havers TO c. Paasch, tract Is.
Knights subdiv, 500.
]. r. Mcknight to NJ. I. Billings. lots
and 9, block q. Cove add. 81.
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,xnnops-stsAdy; state. common 70 chofea.
MKaCuAxDrsK
Iopper-Duii: LAKE, 50. 72k
Isd-Weak: domestic. So is.
h-Qaiet and steady: straits. sfe 50.
=, CONCENTRATIONS opened quiet: February
sacnanreo. others ~ S 70 10 roints
lower. ruled dull ana heavy nna.r -
pesn pressure and closed steady AZ "a I.
goinn lower. Sales. q, go baxs. incaucinr.
reSfnery, $ie@i6.05: March, sis -0sel5 Il.
Apai. si5 %; May. si535. Spot Rlo-DuIi
and stsadv; No.7, i7isc. '
. naEar-kaw. steady: fair refining.
: lSIo; centrifugal, s. test. 3s-isc: Mus.
Sosaoo, ~ test, i5l6c: refined, dull.
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HoTEI. ARRIVALS

Chas Butler, Port rownR A Messter, 81 Paul
r shannon, Helena AeReaxy, Hoocsport
II schmidt. Auscotiess Judd, EhEisnd
q IS Baaa OLYMPIA II Mathews s4a Fraa
K ID French. - Joseph & Evans. Everett
" scott, DubHaus Mrs Collins, Man
X owens. y Yskims Graedsl. Ballard
Il B!Iieter a W. Portland
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Cattle - Receipts. 1900 head; market
steady on best grades: others lower. Top
steers, 81. 70@s.s0; goodoto choice. 81 259
4.50; others. $3.50G14; Texans, 81 s06t3 Is.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head. Market
steady. Rough heavy. g. S0d5.o5; packers
and mixed, SIS l0G515; prime heavy and
butchers weights, $S.25es5 80; assorted
light. S. 20dt5 25.
Sheep--Receipts. 5000 head. Market at
i6c to 25c lower. Top sheep. IS. 2o@3.60l
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STEAMER RAr~rEn

Rebsilt anG rssgEuishsd leaves Merchants deck
Tuesday ghsrsaxy sns saturday ~ a "a fas
kinsston, fers Gsasbie EAager seaascx Elii-
wsnn. pavstsa. noo6sgort Tni3n CRY sna later.
rneissss PsaaSss arriving - Unten City ~ .. ra
Leaves Cnton City . n We'd sss4ay FRIDAY
80 szs1sy. asfiviss 10 seattle ~ .. "a
= - LIBBY. Master.
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ENGLISH sRArs xAnxu

LrvERPoor. Feb. ls.--Wheat--Firm, de-
mand moderare; holders offer sparingiy.
No. 1 California. IS tSda5s I'd; No. red
Western winter ~ 9de15s.
Corn-Fair demand
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IEeTIMOHIALos
Read what ysur dentist has to 50,

Read what ysur dentist has 70 say
about t.:
We have carefully examined tho
formula of LUBTN'S CARBOLIZED
TOOTH POWDER and find that 10
contains nothing that can In the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. 1t has In its competition
sufficient antiseptic properties to
sweeten the breath and make the
gum heaithful and firm. Its daily
use will help to prevent the forma-
ton Of tartar and the accumulation
OF parasitieal animalcul4 20 in.
jurious TO teeth aud gum.
w. +. GIDDiNGS. ID. ID. 8
GEO. w. RRAGD0N. d. d. q
GEO. NJ FAULKNER. D. d. Z
T. Il. ALBIS, ID. ID. s.
j. VI. LESSEY. d. ID. -
II. '. DE>p0RTES. D. d. 6
ALBERT J. FORREST.
C.P. Brown, d. ID. =.
GEO. L. MILLER.
JOS. N0UDY.
WE. 5. COYSE. L.D.S.&x.RCD.s
G.. u. GRIFFIN.
j. NJ. FOX.
j. W. PUTNAM.
IN. FEATHER
LuBrvs TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content.
ment.
Coutentmeat makes Life worth ity.
ing.
@ CENTS A eoTTLE
Sevart& Holmes DrugCa
WHOLESALE Aona
Ssassss. waus Waiis SsssaA
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IvooD CANAL ROUTE
IL New Passenger steanss
DkEfA
fcarryfss q. >. MALL leaves Celusn aoox Mon.
days. Wednesdays sad sffkays ~ 7. 90 q m fps
klnxsfse. Port ssms.e. Bangor e.asssk HfiaasnI
Deyaitc, Liiwaap Fails HosdspeFI sad Ualon
City ana fnSRrnasG.Ats goisfH, arriving a. onion
city at 90 p. ~. Leaves Talon C4fy o. 100 a
IA Tuss-sys, Thursdays and saturdsys, arrisias
IN seattle ~ LOO p.
chAkLxs IA bison. Mss,s.
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NON TIE PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
TaKe the Fast ana cemmsdsous
UTEANEn GENERAL cAyBY

For E.rchsis. sidney. chsriss;en Dry Dock Hrs-
Easrton. Dscatar, Iraeyton. shieo and issss
mediate posats Leaves Harrinston's ~ns.f n
foot 81 WAsAisgtoa street, ~ 80 q m daily a
oept sunday. Fstur8isx 81 30 D IA.
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Laugh and the World Laughs
With You.

LUBINs TOOTH POWDER vfn
give you PEARLY TEETH.
Il will give you BREATH SWEET
As A BABY'S.
II will HARDEN THE 0UNA
Il will PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER n fRea
from grittiness.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER ha0 .
delicate and refreshing favor.
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EVERETT ROUTE
~ sTEAMEk eAkYHourn
Daily sxespt sunday,
conmsnGpS Thursday. February y leyA
Lvs seattle III 80 IN Lvs seattle. 4EA5 m
Iva Everett. $50 N Lvs Everett. 400 m
$50 Leaves ssastis. ......-..-..... sVo IA
suoaAys caves Everett. II 90 q IN
Connects ~ith boats fer Tacoma aud hnohenish
Lanafng Csiman tocx. foot Of ~ srton siresl
sEAlfLE ANp TACOMA rANfoATIoN CO
cLAUp T2ouP. n. W. oooDHUE.
Frra secy.
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Posr osczAxs
POET WASHINGTON

sTEAMEH cHEHAIrs
caves Hasnssfs wharf dsHy sxosp. sanesv n
'sso p - yss ffssgai or passage apply on aoarI
w sEYMoaE. ns..ss
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DACIFlC SAvraATfoN co.-IMPoRrAST
Il change. e6ccssvs February 10. lsaA Tacoma
ssastie, Everett. Iaconner ana whisoy island
koote- steamer state OF washintton. daily ex-
cspt saturday. north-Lsave Tacoma, zoe n m:
leave Seattle. p. M leave Everett. IL 30 y M.
arrive LaConner. SEQ Daily except Saa-
day. Notwithstanding. leave LsConne,, Too .
rn. returning. leave Everett loo y IA return
Ing leave seattle. 500 p m. arrive TaconaA
500 p m; steppins at Eamcscs. Clinton. Browa's
Point, Iangiey, IoapsviiIs. san DeFrca oak Har~
Dor and utsAlasys connecting ~ Seattle VITA
steamer Fairhaven for Anacortes, FAirhaxeH and
Whaseon B~iiinghAm Ray inside Route. steamer
Fa:rhavea. daily sxeepg snadsy-Leave seattle
100 a al; l-aye Aaaeertss $40 a N leave
Fsirasvcn. 1850 . arrive whstcom IL 20 a.
m; returaisg iesve Whaseom. 1900 p M, 70
turning. leave sfrh syen. 400 p m. rrinrntng
leave Arscortes. $50 n arriving seattle losuo
y M Passengers can 80 aboard steamer at seal
tie at 1880 p ana occupv bertha Skaztt
River Route. Ssaamsr aeary Bafey-feavcx
attic tide every AondAB. "wednesday and FRI
day stopping AZ frlA!ip. stAnweod, fforence. fir.
skaaf city, Nj. Nernon and Avon. returning on
alternate days Wharves-FActfo NavtrAifon
Company. Tacoma; Merchants. seattle; Hewitt
avenue. Everett; oregon Improvement Company.
AnscoStes. Fairhaven Land Company. Fsirhaven:
Beliinxhsm Nay d British COLUMBIA Railway
Company, whAscom J. h. HARMON, Travelling
Freight and Passenger gent. Tacoma Wash;
telephone asa. =. NEff. General MANAGER
room 236 Burse Building. Seattle. Wash. teis-
phone 6&e.
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THR ProEr SOUND NATIONAL nAxx q
Capital Sleek paid un ....... essooto
surplus. ....-.............. lea 90
JACOB TuRrtt. Presided.
u q NEufELpER wee FrsA
R.v. ANKESY. caaAlso
piRKcToRA
- NruSRLnsn n HAvpna
q fnAuxSruAL JAcan ppnvR
sssncSp scuwApAonkA
oeesssDsadsncs In all shs pdacfpai esssss d -
Cnitsd states ana KuropA
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pAxx OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
PAID-uP cArfrAL..,.,.,...... "a eoaeen
AESE1 i.&euVuU
Head vsnce 81 Ls,nasara ssrsel Lssaaen
Rrancnss-S artisnd san Fansssca seattle. t.
coma Victoria New wessnlnssee NAaain0
kamioops. Nelson. Vancouver, n q
a aenerA Banking asd Excaan9e nusane~o
transacted Iscaas made R!ls discounted Gem
nerusas credits grated Deposits "a On e0fs
rvnt account subject % check. Iasercss paid -
Nms depositA n LEA BAnNEA MAnAsoG
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sosros srocx xAxxrr.



CHfcAso, Feb. f3-Wheat-Fsir bust.
ness; opened &c higher on better Enelish
ana French cables and moderate buy-
ing demand, declined Ixc on free 10
cal selling and for New York account
caused by small export clearance and the
Tact that foreigners are not taking hold as
expected Mt the lov figures ruling; rallied
&c on posting OF the visible supply show
Ing substantial decrease: closed easy. 20
lower than Saturday. Receipts, 1900
bushels; shipments. 10000 bushsls. Closed
Cash. 54ssc; May. 5s1sc.
Corn-Easier; cash, 34s<c; May, sss<c.
oais-Easy; cash, 2sxc; May, 291<c
Rye-44c.
Bsriev-Sominal
Fiax-s1 1914.
Timothy--$4iS
Pork-ssesdy; cash. si2.I2H; May,
Lard-steady: cash, $7.s5; May. s7.27x.
Short ribs-Steady; cash. $625;, May.
shouiders-ss. 25Na.co.
Short ciear-$d 756EZi2x.
Whisky-$Li2
VISIBLE GRAIN STATEMENT.
Following 10 the statement for the week
OF the visible grain supply at the close Of
business Saturday. ~ compared with the
preceding week:
BasA<ss, Ineredse Decrease.
Mheas.......-..-... ss6s7.eoo ...... sas.ooo
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ATEAMBk1.
EIr On TIM -rLYrR-
s&ATrLS TO rAcoMA
rsaR round esys aauy. sxcsps osaAAy.
Ia enc Asas ana svssav-nss ni,xssA
I'M sTHANRR syLYERs
Asgsaas daily uspa. ssastis rsssma rsuNA @ y,
xAxrxs nvvnc9
-HuRspAy, DEG a
~rMH Cam
fsavs ssafae-es2s. ss&s . m, lslA. 6soe , -
Leave Tscsma-eso0 IL sea n. SEQ Sis , -
Sunday
LAavs Ssassis-Tsoo . n, 1880 N
Leave ranoms-o;ss . n. ace p m
IAncsag n \. p wharf Tsssna and csnnN
Ga, dock. foos Of xasiea street. sessria
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STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Hasaslfs wharf Tuesdays Thurdsys see
saturdays 90 . m ser Edmsaas, MaSiitso. kv
srsss. aArysvais. kass Essfsti. lowell aaa Sac.
hsspisa fAGE TO syEKETT, soc: To aNoL
HoaIaH. 5oc J. Il nArffELD. Agsas
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ASIDE from tho increased demand Tor
feel there was no trade of any conse-
sssnce in any line yesterday because Of
the storm.
Stocks of hay, grain and feed are not
heavy. though not especially low, and IL
Tie storm continues SO as to stop traffic,
which Is not probable. there will certainly
b scarcity. At any rate the storm will
bare the effect of increasing the demand,
1t shuts OF the possibility Of cattle
grazing for soms days at least No ad-
nnce in prices IL likely 10 result unless
the supply is cut of by suspension Of
gasic.
The fuel dealers are profiting by the cold
snap. and q good days business was
done by the different coal companies and
wood dealers.
The only feature worthy Of special note
In the provision market Is an advance in
fresh ranch eggs to 70 cents per dozen,
and Eastern are quoted at IL cents. The
former are rather scarce Just now.
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DAILY TIME GARD
- OlyapiA Tsesns - sssano
Houta
srsAMsn MuLrHoMAH

neso1ne with eoats for kamilsats aad ehslssa
City Deck fsss Of Maia srssk
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w
sh.- -
y BE-
forth
or IL !,
pub
| Il
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For Klmsads. Everett. cisntos. Lansisy. Coupe
willie, CtsAiady, Fida.eo City, Anacertea, santsh,
rairhAven, sehone aud Whsicem. leaving seattle
Tuesdays, Thursdays ana saturdays at Z - m
Returning. leaves Hhatcsm Wednesdays. Fridays
and sundays ~ $50 . IN. landing % city Dock
THOMPSON BhoA
The evening world., 1894-07-06
CHURCH AND SALOON HIT.
Telephones Also Knocked Out in
Elizabeth.

ELIZABETH. N. j., July e-During a
terrific thunder storm here this morning
the handsome spire and belfry of the
First Protestant Church, at Fourth and
Franklin streets, Elizabethport, was
struck by lightning and shattered.
Rev. Mr.. Trout, the pastor. was in his
studio in the church at the time AMI
was considerably shocked by the cleo
trio current. The sidewalk was strewn
with pieces of wood ripped from the
side OF the spirc.
About the same time the saloon of
William Ahrens, Fourth and Fulton
streets, was struck, one OF the large
windows shattered. and n child OF the
proprietor who was playing in the sa-
loon was knocked fiat 10 the floor.
Mrs. Ahrens was behind the bar at
the time and was severely shocked. An
ash barrel on the corner was set on
fire.
The rain came down In. torrents. food
ing the streets and choking up the
sewers in the lower part OF the city.
The telephone and electric light wires
suffered severely by the storm, and
four ffths OF the telephones in the city
were knocked out.
The cir! operat tors in the Central Tele-
phone Exchange were driven from their
seats by the electric current which
played over the switchboard like the
rattle of musketry.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
VIGILANT SO SECONDS SLOW.
Her Centreboard Credited with
Gains i'm Windvard Work.

(By Associated Press.)
LONDON, July 6.-The Times's report
of yesterdays yacht race contains the
following:
ut may be said that the holder of the
Americas Cup will find Britannia a
very formidable antagonist. 1t is too
early to pronounce a decided opinion,
but Vigilant's strong point is unques-
tionably in sailing to windward in long
boards when the centre-board is most
effective. She is slow in stays and does
not start fast. but when warm fore
reaches very fast and goes where her
head points.
she did nothing with Britannia going
full and by, while the latter ran faster
except when Vigilant could get her two
spinnakers to I'LL, which was done In a
really wonderful way. 1t was a breath
Iessly exciting finish. Mr.. Jamieson's
fine craftsmanship kept Vigilant safe
astern
"Vigilant could not outwind or head
reach the. Britannia, and after a mag
nificent racing display, the latter won
by thirty-three seconds"
The official time of the finish was as
follows: Britannia. 4.27.5l; Vigilant.
4.2S.A.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
READY FOR RIOTERS.
Police Vacations Brought to a
Sudden Termination.
Members OF the Force Out Of the
City Ordered Home.
Byrnes Gives Special Instructions
to Captains.

No more vacations In the Police De-
partment Is the edct that went forth
this morning. Further than this, all
policemen already granted vacations
who have not left the city have been
ordered to report at roll-call tonight
and all members Of the force now en-
Joying their vacations out of town have
been telegraphed to return at once.
In anticipation of possible trouble in
New York, as result OF the great rail-
road strikes in the West, Supt. Byrnes
called all the captains together at Head
quarters to-day and gave them special
instructions.
1t is understood that the Superin-
tendent directed the captain of every
precinct to dispense any gatherings of
an incendiary or riotous character and
TO take the names OF any and all
persons who might be found agitating
among the laboring or railroad people.
The Superintendent refused to state
what instructions he gave, or even
what the object In calling the captains
together was,
one u the captains however, IN
formed an Evening World" reporter
that the object was to adopt a uniform
method of dealing with any possible
trouble. as a result of the railroad
strikes. Said he:
such scenes as are now being en-
acted In Chicago and other Western
cities would have been impossible
here, for the whole thing would have
been nipped In the bud.
IF the trouble does extend TO this
city. and there seems TO he some cause
to fear that 1t will. there will be no
necessity for calling out the militia or
Federal troops. az the Police Depart
ment is already prepared to cope with
any emergency.
The Superintendent has given uc
orders 10 look out for any sort OF agi-
tatlon that may occur. and TO warn in
time all labor agltators, especially in
the railroad classes. TO be careful and
moderate in their advice. and TO avoid
any breach of the law, either by word
or deed"
The Captain concluded by saying that
the Police Department will be in light
ing condition by o'clock +. NJ. and
ready TO meet any contingency.