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hfook iFn-Aey. George II. Zoe, pastor Resi-
Sea'e, htFch aaa taolazs stfeet,. seat2se sqa.
sA-o'* = II AifsF0oon service, 3
= IA Car1silsa Eade&yag soelety racettgg a,
. IL fFaYsE meeting Tuesday, st7.sa y N
eiEe~ sIss- Rev, , T. Nichols. pastor. serv.
t9ss u n al - p "a. Morning ropsc
IS HSFtssA Ct tas epsF1L" Topic OF ehil.
S,sa sefEAssa, "A CssAa Heart Evening toa.r
Aare~sAz stol@s sunday school !s.ls q
- Z g. r go y ID Prayer meeting
lh@Fsssr g; 80 p "a
=. = saodih--fkir1 zaa Uaiversity strsess
"a-%sSe NGF1Gg. II H.. pastor EsstGsaec
ss-4 . vers.sy ssre4z -ssts4~zs II a =. aut
- > 81 - tas asoraaag Rev A j. Bailey
- iSe4rt asa IN TIE evening S song service
- ''s'S. - y hiel TIE exercises will e~e
toilews Eo.aatzfy ilavsoris.ttoss hvun
+,f~ - rs lord 40 Azke- Us now ar
s~s1a. 500. Praise ihs LORD IS Boseexe.
s--te sv&itas- tes A :. ksIlsrs srIo Hear
! :, % atA2E. - bsxn. SOC ets.orx - Ie.,~
= H.s1 It's NisGf. 90 61aaos. PRAYER -
Res. A . s.4isy. so.o. '*T4s Issye o. Fxaos
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Save Money

And go to the creditors sale, sos Front
street, Coleman block. Dry goods, gro
ceries, ladies', mems and ehildren's shoes,
crockery, etc. sold for ons-half Of manu-
facturers' cost.
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IIOOD CANAL ROUTE
III New Passenger Steamer
DELTA
(carrying " q mail) leaves celnAn doeh Aso.
days Wednesdays and Fridays ~ TOO . m fog
kingston, Port Gamble Bangor. ssabeck. Brinnon
pswsIto, Ltlitwaup Falls. Hoodsport and Unioa
City at 400 2. m Leaves Unlon City 1t 20 a
m Tuesdays. Thursdays and satardays. arrivino
cAARLEs MA OLSON, Master.
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Miscellaneous.

Barracks. 315 Jackson street Prayer meeting,
Ia IL. Holiness meeting. II a. m. Free and
easy. p. IN rousing meeting at p. IN
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Rev. r. +. Dunlap will lecture on the
A. P. A. in the Seattle Theatsr Tuesday
evening.
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STEAMER CHEHALIs

sssvss Hssssies wharf ssuy .xc~cs ssnss,
sss = - Fsf freisst or passage apply On essrA
n. u sKYNoax. nAs,sI
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Salvation Army.

Tenth and Pine, John Glen, pastor--Sabbath
school, S:45 a. m.: preaching morning and
evening; prayer mseting, Wednesday night.
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poy,,.na Cr.,. M.rs~s-

PORTLAND. March T.-fspecisI. w beat
Weak and inactive; Valley, Soc; I" asas
WsIIa, 73477l1c per GENITAL.
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,axss azsrseste. .fsAa Ktn-ly Light. off=rfoxy.
s-EIes- Ia. o Jesus By Asscardasse: aria. my
Faith EGsoks e p 80 Ther, BIZ LacsEers anthem,
s-sssossa-ss sYoEa Farmer solo. Cast Iay
Brad on tie Water" by RcecSei; hymn,
Awake Ny soul.~ anthem. ..ieEosaisn. BY
Parker, b<nsSsesioa. posiInde. ingus in fat.
- Aars By Bach
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cAs7Arx L WILEY. Ma.as,.

IN EFFECT MARCH 4. 1894
STEAMER IDAHO
WILL L8ArR YRSLER WHARF AT 2. y.
SUNDAYS. TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS
For Edmonds, Clinton, Browns Point. Langley,
CtsAlady. F1dAlgo City. Anacortes, Ssmish and
Whatcom, and on Thursdays going through 30
Blaine and semishmoo. Returning, leave What
com Monday. Wednesday. 6asu. day Ut p m
Fare TO whatcom, CLIO: Freight TO Whatcom. 81
4. D. BROWNFIELD, Managing owner.
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TheOaOpny.
Free MethodI.t Church.

The Thsosophical Society meets In Pettis'
music hall, zoos Front street, 80 p. m. Lecture
by Frank l. Blodgett on spirit and Matter"
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THE MARKET REPORT


Z. q DgsAK1nKsr ov AsRsrrITuEk, }
ExsrEEz ErExsr.
pexrlsss. Or. March II. issA
FORECAST f0f 1undxy: Extn CT nov usrroex
EGsshyogD. 1. r q.
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Daily except sunday.
comnsnG1S Thursday, February ie?H
Lvs Seattle. IL 80 . N Lvs keattit.-. z:Al n
Iva nvsrstt.. $50 . n Lvs Everett. 2:O0 m
sr.n.. Leaves seattle. .............. S;00 m
7unosss Leaves Everett IL go "a
Connects with boats for Tacoma and SRohomish
Landing Colmaa dock. foot Of Marion street
SEATTLt AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO
CLA6b TROUP ,. ". 00oOHCE.
FrsA sscH
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dealings there vas good buying Of indus
trials during the morning. 81 Paul xas
in fair demand for foreign and local sc-
count. bat subsequently reaiirations and
sales 20 close onf ioag standing contracts
depressed the Earks; for the greater pos-
ton OF the list The pressure 10 sell Vas
not. however. at ali pronounced. and
stocks vers independent of each other
and advances we're made in one place
where declines occurred In another por-
ton Of the list
A very firm tone marked the dealings IN
the bond market throuxnoc. the day.
Government bonds--Firm. State bonds
Inactive.
Petroieum-Firrner: Pennsyivania oil
sales. none; April options, none; closed
~ s2i4c bid. Lima oil. sales none.
FINANCIAL
Money-0n call, easy at I per cent: :
last loan per cent. !; closed at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 385l1 per cent.
Sterling exchange-Firm. with acfnal
business In bankers bills AZ A.sss4G
- for demand, and $4s7I. 14s7is for 80
msrciaI bills. 81 SCI "a s51; silver csrrifi-
Gates. 5s1s955slzc.
BANK STATEMENT.
Following is the bank statement for the
week ending March Il. as compared with
the preceding week;
Inerease
Reserve ..,..-.........e........-.0 ii, ssss. 100
Loans observation-disclosures $3.50
specie -........-.-..... ..-.......-.s.. 1.2Is.UJ
Legal teneefs .-.--...-..-.-.-.-...-.--. $1,000
Deposits -..-. ..-..--.- --.s....-.+.... f'ioost'
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Ersseepal Churcnes-

Episcopal Cn1reoeA
60 Johns. West s<a.tle--Servfce ~ :: 30 p N.
By Rev. James casaI
81. MARKS. mission al frsrnont-scribasr's
hall: Sunday school. 2. "a
81 eieraeats-Narkss street and Park avenue
Church tuIiairg IN course OF ersessoa-
So siepaea.s-Bailsrd-seT II q N. aad
80 p m. by TIE rector, Rev. r h Hy4And
ST Mary's-woodiand park. Dean Watson N
charge PHILIP Ashton. Lay reader evening
prayer al 3.lA Take Green lake cars 10 aepoe
Tyinlsy-Eishth and James streets Rev.
George Hegoert Watson. d. D., rector. Pa N
sunday. Morning prayer. Is0 q n. Lisany
and Holy Communion. IL a. N Evening
prayer. 80 :. m sunday school, 3: a q m
So aarx's-Fifth aad Olive streets David
Claiborne Garrett rector. Palm Sunday ser-
vices Al IL aaa 7:3e Ia the evening The rector
VIII preach on "Ths Message OF the Church TO
oatsiders," and the order CT music viii be As
follows: Processloaai. ride o., by j. B.
Dukes: '-Bonufn Est by ii. Willard: Deus
Nisereatur." ov r. J. Barrett, anthem, .Ths
Pslms." by J. F&ure; hymn. "Ail Glory, lAud
aud Honor" BY ". Tesehner: of5ertory, .yerusa-
ier." By f. W. Parker. recesstonal. saviour,
Again TO Thy Dear Name" by Z. ]. Hopkins
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u.i..d PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Sixth aud seneca streets Rev s Dell john
ston. pastor; residence. 7lo Spring street
Preaching II q m. aud 7;30 .. II. Sabbath
school, le:l5 p m. Young Peoples Society,
els r. N. Specisl services will be held during
the week of March ISIS; preaching by the pas
tor, Rev. 8. Dell Johnston, this morning, 'Died
Abirer As the Fool Dieth." this evening, "Lifs
From Death" MONDAYS p m. tine Purpose
of spiritual Life;'' Wednesday, s p. m. THE
MasteI's Call Thursday, p m, The Chris
tian's Hope." Friday. p m. The True founds.
7:3o p. m, ..In the Garden" The Lords supper
will be observed sabbath, March p. At the close
OF the morning sermon.
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tS Etnoaas. kvsresl Citation, LAngisy. ceapS
Vile. ttsaisdy, Psdsge City. Aassortss. ssrniaA
1AteAveE s~hans .ni VIA com issviaG seattle
Tuesday. taarsasys Asd sasasosys .: = .
Estafning leaves StAscon " sdhssdays, Fridays
and sundays Al sss = n. iaa1isg o dil Dock
THOAFsoH H6o4
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M.shod,.. Pro,es,..t Churches.

Methodist Protestant Churches.
Duwsmish--Sundsy school p m
Yesier-suudxy school, $50 q N. preaching At
III q.
south Seattle - Sunday school 2.D p N.
Preaching by Rev. J. shepherd at 9:So = m
Columbia-Preaching at 80 p n by Rev.
D. Begiey. followed by baptism and reception OF
mem bers.
First-Third and Pine sireeta- Rev. Clark
Davis. pastor. Services, IL g. N. and s:s0 p. m
sunday school. 12:sa Young Peoples meeting
els p. IN. Seats free.
second-Sorth Seattle, Republican and War
rem streets. Rev. Josiah shepherd, pastor
Parsonage next door to church A special tenn
perauce service vii. be held on sunday morning
at III e. m. consisting of Rotations, dialogues,
singing and addresses by the children and
young people OF the sunday school Christian
Endeavor At 5:sop. m Prayer meeting Ihurs-
Gay s:3o d m
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The banks now hold 81. 302 600 In excess
of the Is per cent. OF legal requirements.
SALE OF STOCKS
The total sales OF stocks today were
81. go shares, including Atchison. 2. 500;
American Cotton Oil, 1900: American
Sugar. ~. loo: Burlington, l. 400: Chicago
Gas, I. 30; Dis,illing and Cattle Feeding,
100. Louisville & Nashville, 200; Ma
tional Lead. 2. 100; National Cordage, 1 200 |;
North American. 400; Reading, S, 800;
Rock Island, 400; st. Paul, IL. 800.
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Tickets may be obtained a. the efnce OF the com.
pAny At Ocean dock. Seattle
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STEA ~ = RI.

IEAAZRNs
ELY ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Eo1S esaAd sstps daily. except sunday,
In one Asur ana twenty ave mi,1esA
TaH srEAMER ~TLYnR-
Regular daily Hips seattle Tacoma route - ~
TAKING HTHDc1
THURSDAY, pEQ IL
vyME CARD.
Lsavs ssaans-6:2o. s:l6 . IA. l:l0. 8soo D n
Leave Tacsma-Se0. IL :S0A n, $500 s:tsA N.
Sunday
Leave ssastis-7:0o n. 1880 n
Leave Tacoma-e;S0 . m. A:0O p m
Landing ct n. p wharf, Tacoma. anA cemner>
dial dock fsot Of Marion street ssasa&
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0oopALI. PERKINS 4 CO,
General Agents. San fsanciseA
H. JOHNSON, r. q saps seaii.A
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sSotiees for fkis department Eaust oe hanesd
In hs O'Clock Saturday to i1sarsiascrtson-l
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uooD CANAL lourR
IrEAMER RAINIER

Rebuilt and refurnishsd leaves Merchants doe
Tuesday. Thursday and saturday at 2 u N. fo1
Kingston, Fort Gamble. Bangor ssabsck. ILL.,
waup, Duwatto. Hoodsport Union City and Int err.
mediate points, arriving In Union City at p m
Leaves Union City m Wednesday Friday
end sunday. arriving in Seattle NJ 4 p m
T. n. LIBBY, Master.
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Unitarian Church.

Seventh, between Pike and Union. Rev W.
G. Eliot, IT,, minister. Service. IL q. m. Sub
ject of sermon: "rhs Meaning of Pain" Sun
day school at Il: 50. Seats freq
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poRT ORCHARD
PoRr wAsHIHoroR
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Christian Churches.

First Church OF Evsrstr-Sunday school at
10 a. m, Henry Porter, superintendent Com
munion every sunday At ii a m
Olympic Avenue-3l4 Olympic avenue Rev.
X. H. Moss, pastor. Sunday school 10 q N.
Preaching II a. M and 30 p m
First-seneca street, between Third and
Fourth. Rev. r. E. Dunlap, minister. Resi-
dence. 7l2 Harrison street: telephone 10ea Sun
day school,, 9:45 q m. Preaching, IL a. m and
1880 p. N. Morning subject "Ths Coming
Kingdom" In the evening the pastor will de-
liver his thirteenth sermon against Romanism,
at Y. N. c. A. hall. Junior Endeavor. $50 P. m.
Y. p. s. C. ESQ
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kingston Fort Gamble Bangor ssahscx LIN.
mediate pSlnts arriving in Union city At p. m.
LAsvss Union City . Wednesday, Friday
end Sunday. arriving in Seattle Az pm
Cvsaxrr AxD sNoRoMIsK ROUTE
TAs saiy ~. nat goes through wxAsus ssaaaAa
STEAMER MABEL
IeAvss Hasnelds wharf TussdAys TAsrsAavs 90
srs.I l.rY.vllI. Ess. Kysrsss ievs,i .aS sac
hsmi.h FARE TO svERErf 500: TO sNO.
aoAIsH. ooa J. A HATFIELD. Agent
pAcfFIo NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Leaving from and arriving at Pacific Nav
igation Co.'S dock, foot OF University St
TIME CARD
In effect March !, 1894
sEATTLE-TACoMA ROUTE
STEAMER STATE OF wAsHINaToN
Lv Seattle. 500 IN Ar Tacoma. et5 m
~ Seattle: $50 pm a! Tacoma s:lspm
Nv Tacoma 800 p m Ar Seattle. .7;i5 p IN
FARE SO CENTS
Ia CoNNER AND wHIDBY ISLAND ROUTE
STOPPING AT EVERETT NORTH BOUND
STEAMER FAIRHaVES
Going north. leaves seast e. Q p m; arrives la
H.
so arrives -esstie, p. stopping al
Fdmondx. Clinton. browns Point. Langley SNAKE
lum Point, Ioupevils. san lie FacA Oak Harbor
UtsAlsdy. Saturday excepted.
-. W. sFMPLE
Agent, Seattle. Telephone SAG
j. r. ftAkMDS,
Travelling FreIsh, and Passenger Agent Tacoma
Telephone o..
DACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from seattle ~ follows
For san FRANCHISE via Port Townsend and Vic
toriA at 9 . N. Passengers received on board 81
= "a March 4 Q, IL 10. - 10
For Alaska. March Ia ana AZ at q m
From saa Francisco for vicso 10 aud PaGss
Sound poftA ~ q m, March l. q. IL. 10. 81
20. 81
Tickets may be obtained al the once OF the com.
pany, As oesaa dock. Seattle
0oopALL. PERKINS CO,
General gents. San Francisco
J. H. JOHNSON. r. q sapt. seaii.A
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DAILY TINE cAap

DAILY TINE GARD
o4oUnDsA Tacoma 40 ose1ao
oTeAHER AULrMoNAA
o.y~pi. g.. SEQ an r.eo..A ~ s:,s.H
fscona 81. .ls:So an. seattle Il :, II 20 sssa
Tassna 49,. $50 nn ioiynpia a.. SO S.m
0o00ese1Ag Win bests ~ KamiieASs 90 oAosssA
City Doak foot Of Mas eReo&
YAA1 10 TACOMA. - C9MrA
CAPTAIN L WILEY, NaaAnoA
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For Alaska. March Ia ana AZ as 9 . m

From saa Francisco. for yicso-is aud Passt
Sound poftA ~ q m-, March !. q. IL. 10. 81
% 81.
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Seventh Day-3os Poplar street Preaching
Up. II.
Christian chapel--warren street, half block
north OF Front street power house. esrvices
Ill u m.
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The young mems rally Of tho Y. N. C. A. will
be addressed today att clock at their hall. l4l7
Front street, by Rev. Landon, of the Battery
street NJ. E. church. All young men and
strangers in the city invited to attend.
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Catholic Churches.

Sacred HEARTFELT and Sixth street Con-
Quoted by the Redemptorists Rev. Joseph A.
Kautz, c. s. 8. pastor. Regular services.
Our Lady of Good Hslp-South Fourth and
Washington strecta Rev. F. X. Prefontaine.
pastor. Mass, 8 & m and 1880 q m. Bsne-
diction, p N.
Immaculate Conception-sixth and Spring
streets. Rev. Victor Garland, & j., pastor Con-
Quoted BY the Jesuits. Early mass. 6 .. m.
and T. m High mass, 1920 q m Sunday
school, r. m. Lecture and bsnediction, 8
p m Rev. J. NJ. Resde, .. j., will give course
OF lectures on confession. Seats are free.
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For san Francisco. via Port Townsend and Vic
toriA at . IN. Passengers received on board 81
. "a. March 4 Q, Ia 10, - -.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. Pettibons, the phenomenal
materiaiizing mediums, and ArA Cornelius,
public test medium, viii hold forth at Red
Marion, 80 p. IN. Admission,2S centa
The above notice. through erfor. was omitted
from this paper last Sunday, and former notice
was to . certain extent misleading. Mira. Cor
neilus, assisted by Mr.. ana Mrs. II. Pettibone,
are giving public test meetings which at
tracing much attention, and there will no
doubt be large attendance this evening.
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lAAvss Hatnsld's wharf Tuesdays. ThsrsAayS 90
Saturdays At . N. tor Ednonda, Mukiitso. ~
Srssl Aarysviiis. East Everett. lowell aad saS
hemish fAkK TO EvERETr, SOC. To 0NO.
aoAIDH. 0oo J. A HATFIELD, Assa1
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-02-24

at the close. J. w. Taylor, E,q,,
came forward with some intelligent,
clean cut ideas on "The True Aim of
Education" The whole concluded
with a duet by the Misses Taylor
and Smith, entitled "Molher's Song
and thanks to the people of Linden
by Co. Supt. Jones for tn cir gencr.
GUS and hearty cooperation, which
went far in making the meeting the
grand success it was.
Lone Fellow.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-02-24

Through Coaches for Chicago.
Until further notice train No. s,
leaving Mineral Point at Gas q. m,
will have through coaches for Chi
cago. Returning train No. I, leaving
Chicago at 2:20 y. m, will have
through cars for Mineral Point
n. II. SNOW.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-02-24

PLAIN SEWING. 49, Mrs. Stephen
Martin holds herself in readiness to
do all kinds If plain sewing at
reasonable rates 46w4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-02-24

PULF0RD'S DRUG STORE.

- HANG - f4NOS ~ OINLs
In accordance with directions in
the will of the late Il. d. Pulford,
his drug business will be continued
by his executor without ntermissiou
for the hrnei! If his estate, 1t will
be in charge of competent and ex.
perlcucei pharmacists and clerks.
The stock will not be allowed to
run down ia any part, but will be
replenished as needed, 80 as to keep
it complete in all respects,
a continuance of patronage is re-
spectiulIy solicited,
CALVERT SPENsLEY,
43tt Executor.
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The Best Of Bargains.

Guudry IL Gray wish to call especial
attention to their last years New
Markets and Jackets, which must
be sold at the following reductions
from former prices.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-02-24

ASK 10 see the finest line of writ
ing tablets IN the county, at ]. J..
Hauscou's 81 Co.'S. 49w3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-02-24
Stoves, Stoves.

We have larger aud better var
Iety than We nave ever carried before.
Call and see them before making
). lloCK1NG IL Co.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-02-24

300 4 1891 reduced 10 QUO.
1900 reduced to 100
Also lot of oyercoat> aud odd
coats at the same reductions job
lot of caps To close.
The morning call., 1894-06-27
ETHEL BESIEGED.
Creditors Are After the
Actress.
ALKING OF AN ELOPEMENT.
Miss Brandon'S Domestic and
Financial Affairs.
SHE IS wAYLAID BY STRATEGY.
Two Unpaid Thespians Discover Her
at the Hospital and Serve Her
With q Summons.

Is Ethel Brandon i'll or shamming !?
VIII she elope on the steamer Mariposa
for Australia tomorrow with Actor Arthur
Elliott. thus letting he suit for divorce
against her husband. l.. r. Stockwell, be
thrown out of court?
These are the questions that are agitat-
ing the theatrical colony in San Francisco
just now. They are also causing plenty of
gossip in many other circles in which Miss
Brandon is known. Their solution is
awaited with good deal of curiosity.
Miss Brandon denies positively that she
is in such health as to think of an elope-
ment or anything else. She claims to be
too i'll to receive visitors. but Miss Bacon.
her constant companion. speaks for her,
The morning call., 1894-06-27
THE PALO ALTO SALE.
The Second InstaIInent of Trottiug
Stock to BE Offered To-Dav


To-day at 10 A. NJ. at Palo Alto there
will be held the second sale of trotting
stations. colts, fillles and roadster geld
ings. The catalogue includes fitty-two
head. comprising one aged stallion. a
three-year-Old son OF Whips, a two-year-
old son of Lottery, nine Yearling colts by
Electricity. Truman. Wildnut, Mac
Benton. Norris and Wild Boy. nineteen
fillies by Azmoor, Piedmont, Bernal,
Electricity, Sport, Lottery and other Palo
Alto stations with records, besides
twenty-ole roadster geldings broken to
single and double harness, all sired by
sons OF Electi0neer and General Benton.
The yearling colts are splendid lot,
with the best of blood lines In strong and
speed producing crosses.
Two trains will leave Third and Town
send streets this morning, one at 8:15 and
the other at 10: 40.
Tickets should be purchased for Palo
Alto station, where conveyapces will be
in waiting to take visitors free of charge
TO the farm, and at noon a lunch will be
served to all.
The well-known firm of Kilip g. Co.
ares 1t is almost needless to add, the auc-
tiOneers.
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deterioration it caused on the race from :

deterioration it caused on the race from a
physical standpoint.
L. Lynch gave number of statistics of
the number of children forced to early
employment in various countries and his
hgures showed that the number was enor-
m Gus, particularly in the mines and in
factories representing various special
Industries.
Rev. Dr. Ferguson spoke on the moral
evils OF child labor, and Mrs. j. r. Wilson
delivered some strong remarks on the ten
dency of the young TO lose religious faith
by having no time to come within its re-
fDing influences.
Tbs general sentiment of the members
was that crusade should be started
against child labor in this city.
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and Keirns and Thrum went out the way

and Keirns and Thrum went out the way
they came.
Miss Brandon was up at the time, "
said Miss Bacon, commenting on the in
truslon OF Keirns and Thrum. "but she is
very sick. The doctor has directed her to
get up aud walk around as much as possi-
bic. IS it will help her recovery. She gen.
orally stays up and walks around for half
or three-quarters of an hour at time. but
she is far from we'll. Yes, rather think
she is improving.
''Do you know that Mr. Stockwell is
coming here on Thursday? You don'tP
well. would like TO know how much
truth there is in that report" and Miss
Bacon said goodnight and returned to her
patient.
IL is stated that L. r. Stockwell will
arrive here tomorrow morning, and that
his business will be to fight the suit for
divorce filed By his wife.