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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-15
Articles Approve,

Especial to the PRESS.l
Augusta, November A.-The railroad COM
nissioners at a meeting held today. an.
proved the articles of association of the
Paris and Norway railway.
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REAL ESTATE sALEs.
- s !
Deeds Recorded In shs Auditss's Once
Yesterday.

nAAds ReNOrAaA IN ehe AuAAtaPss O0ao
T.sssrds,.
nsa' estate .sa"sss ,.,. 'aoul anusiy =
1881. nre ssss. 6os There were nied ior
record yesterday 50 deeds, the constdera-
tons aggregating $lS.5s3. Following 10
the isst AZ furnished By Osborne, Tremper
e Co. abstraetors of titles. ZIG Cherry
go. h..~.s,, r,o,t .na second.
r's ~ w..~- ,a
a. T. fonda 70 ~. =. na.e IN sa. ooss
to Z, block Is hiswatna rsrS 20, svU ,<
r.. w. Hoou 70 n. Ia an n n.ss ~
OF lots ana ~ olock - Love, $@u
Green Lake n. Is. ana -. 20, 20 Iennie
Carr, block 10. drcen Lake home ado,
VIM
n; q. smith 70 =. a. aonnson' io' 81,
block z, Queen Anne "a,
-, -. Moose 70 y. 2. W. MssnJ' 'o's W a''~
oil; biock -. brookiyn, W. .u.
t. =. Meany 10 ueofse n. neao.on. 'oss
o. anu al, n'ocS ID. nsoo.ss = NM osaes, "a
o. a. Johnson 10 ~, ". SUN III io' sno
~ - oil Sc sec 20 -, 2. sos
James street oons.sustson COMPANY 70
r. ,. DAVIS Ct al. lots 10 70 -. o'ocS =
Davis Broadway. VI
r: %. Hacdoes 10 "asnihg.on sAcc'nss
bank. west ~ fsst oil 1872 oiock - .ap'e
Line ada, $im u rs ~.
aud south 4oo feet OF lot 7. straw9erfy
Lawn, NV r. In v.,,. -.
aeorge II ihomas 10 IL II. hsiogs, Ut
: ana so.i a "" iee' o. .o' q '''a" Derry
Lawn, %sM
II IL. hriiosg 20 wasnshs'an sas"ss
bank. lot and south ~ Zee. % to' T.
ssrawoefry Lawn. anu oehets ~. "a
hsehaf ~, 70 .uan',r ~
rided j oil - ?. acres IN ssc ~. -. :. -.
w; T. Webster 20 ", ". nsf9 W un.
aiviasa Oh osoeAs ""a d "Hsns
aua. 49,.
Lew fitner 20 Mary Sae.ssy, iosS 20 ~
oiecS .. ereen ;saxe aav; ~ >,
a. a. MeIfssl 20 r. ,'" ., "a
OF s"s Z, e.ock %. y. psnny 81, ~ - :,
~, W. seM 20 =; ..i. =, - VI
ios block -, u. 4, denny al. e.
~ Nine 10 :. = usras,s. a' 20 >, q,
"a -" -. 49,
). a: Moore es al s - ~ W. Niaa's' 'o' .
p'ock -. DrooslFn, sS
W. ". eoodnassnrc ~ a.; 20 . n"hea"'
lot olneS > asn.nE'9a i 49, =" -, q
ru" W.s;n,,aa p,ars Z, >
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-01
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.



SAN Francisco. Feb. 2s--Ths vegetable
market 10 easter with an increase in re-
ceipts. Potatoes are in good supply and
steady. Onions rule firm.
All varieties Of citrous fruits are quiet;
the supply of oranges keeps up. but the de-
mansi Is slow. Apples are very dull.
Butter and eEgs-weak and dull.
Chcese--Ru.es firm.
Poultry Market doing . little better;
receipts lighter.
The game season ends tomorrow.
Produce receipts--Fiour, quarter sacks.
centais. a2.2i3; corn, sacks. Gia; rye. sacks.
Ds: beans. sacks. 1875: fotatoea. sacks.
loss. onions. sacks, sA3; bran, sacks, l,S51
REKAnsrurFs AND GRAINS.
Fiour--We quote: Net cash prices for
family extras. S.. 25e13.3o per hhl.. bakers
extras. ". l50fa.25. supcriine. $2so9e0o.
Wheat--fhe spot market II steady at
unchanged prices. No. ! shipping WHEAT
nqnotable at ei,ae per GENITAL. with e2il@
NAsc for choice product; milling graaes
are held ut range of 9Ttseeffi0a,s per
reatai
Barley The trade drags, the immediate
demand be ing limited to smaller orders for
leeai uses. Receipts today include cargo
destined for Great Britain. We quote:
reed, soettasc Per Genital Tor tair 10 goco
qnshty. ard lid s3sa i for choice bright;
brewing. s0ets7tse per Genital.
oass--The late reduction has not 30 far
stirred up any better inquiry. Offerings
continue large. Milling. xl.lot1i.is. sur-
prise, 81 e9otl NJ: fancy feed, $i.ioWL Is.
good 10 choice. xL0ssSesi. 10, poor te fair.
sasNtss.oo; black. WcetSi.n; red, tIo5O
Tile; gray, N.o2, setlo5ia per Genital.
FINANCIAL
nraiis-on sight, New York. per 500.
ZOE premium.
Sterling hisls-0n London. 60-day bank,
Nsfts.
Silver hars--per ounce. eos.es6o,sc.
Mexican aollsrs-~sais vsai'se.
u.~sxa sxsss.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-01

The information sisnal vss consisosd
yesterday.
Ship Commodore and bark Germsnia
hauled 70 the bunksrs yesterday TO TAKE
stinsning.
etesmef State Of Washington VIII start
on the TacOma-Seattie run todsy ana the
FAirhayen will 90 back 70 her La conner
run.
Steamer Nonticello brought the Alaska
mail from Port Townsend last evening.
the City Of Topeka having arrived there
during the day.
The steamer Cricket, which came around
from the Columbia river last summer ana
has been laid up in Duwamish river. MAS
SOLD Yesterday py Capt X W. Spencer to
S. s. Nell il 10 understood that the price
was 7.000 although the papers la the Gus
tom houDs give the consideration as $io,-
Coo. Although Mr.. Ned says he does not
know ON what route No will run the
Cricket. it 10 pretty veil understood that
it win b between Seattle and Everett.
The steam schooner Esralion. which II
about 20 Be put into the freight and pas
eenaer business between San Francisco
and Sound points. u Little larger than
the Homer. having net tonnage OF 3J660
10 the Homer's ISL She il swelve feet
longer than the Homer, Of the same beam.
but not 90 deep by seven fsst. Capt.
Roberts. who owns share Of the Faralion,
10 TO put her on the route. He 10 now hav-
ing passenger deck put on in San Fran
cisco and u expected hsre In about two
weeks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-01

TINE rosRn or rRAnE


CHICAGO. Fec. -Wheat--Settlcd:
Opened 'sss Nc higher. advanced ise more
on report in morning papers Of hight on
she kasso-German frontier. Grner cables
and purchases by mislers; declined ne on
Hsht export tleazanees. heavy receipts OF
Milwaukee and Bradssrcet's report Of
nfavy increase in stocks aticst for Europe.
held ste.dy and 50 closed. asc lower than
yesterday. Receipts. 81. 600 bushels ship-
Eents. ta.00a bushels. Closed: Cash,
We; Nay. se,s
torn-~ssessiy; cash. 2ss. May, a6k
oals--steady, cash, SIC; May, 2Nc.
EsS--sssc
barley Nominal.
F,ax-~<L .sass
IsmoiAy -Ais
Pork Easy, May. SIC oa,s.
Lard Easy, Nav. STA
raorf Tibs-sasvs May, Ns2H.
SAoGlaers 81 .ssSests 50
saaEt eicas~-ssk 81 ssS.isS
Nstsky--siiA
Ilyg STOCK.
tsitle--Reeespts. Z, 500 head. market,
sssS fxkas siEongssi oshssss eass; native
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-01

Hops-Duil; state, common, l5022e; Pa
cinc coast, i6@2c.
MERCHANDISE.
Coppsr-Easy; Lake. - TAX.
Lssd-Firm; domestic, s. 10.
Tln-Duil; Straits. SIS SO asked.
Cof7ee-Options opened steady with
May unchanged and others 5 TO 10 points
lower: ruled active and generally weak.
and closed dull at 8 to 10 points net de-
cline. Sales. 1900 bags, including: March.
&l575: April. @la.40; Nav, SIS 300i5.35.
Spot Rio. steady; No. Z, l7lxc.
Sugar-Rsw. quiet. Refined, fairly ac-
tive and steady.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-01
2 xILfNoHAM BAT, INSIDE ROUTE.
STEAMER ryDTa ruou.S,x

Ter EtmonSs. Everett Ciiston, Langley coaos.
vt8s- sssis5f. fldaske City, Ana ofsss sNGaisa
rsirnaSen s*aosne .nt VIVA CON. leaving ~eaa,,e
Ines3ays tnsfsaays ana Saturdays ~ . ia
SssarnsaS is&vss Nhascam " eSsesssays fsffayn
Aee ssnaays a. $40 . NJ. iaadias ~ glsy Cocs
TaoAPScN eRoA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-01


Businsss d reported quite lively at the
eaoDs Of the month, both among the Job
hIog houses and the Wholesale and COM
mision dealers along West street. The
volume Of trade II good and there arc few
changes In prices.
A season Of fiuctuation appears - have
struck lard again. which fell hack ons-
quarter yesterday after advancing three
sightbs the day previously. The prices on
packing house products fiuctuats with the
Eastern market speculation.
Dealers report that larger quantities Of
hay ass bsing moved than 1t any previous
time during the winter. While tho move
msnt has bscn light nearly al winter II ID
how reported very heavy. Prices. how
ever. are not affected but remain steady.
One Of the features of the hay market 10
the arrival Of car load Of alfalfa, which
b being sold 1t ti2 per ton.
Hothouss lettuce has been reduced from
% to 50 cents per dozen.
Eggs are still weak. Fresh ranch are
quoted at 10 cents again. while Eastern are
sold at Is. Tho supply Of eggs 10 now
plentiful.
Potatoes remain unchanged. The large
proportion OF those handled IN this mar
kct are sold a. 3i& to SIS per ton at whole
sals. Some are cheaper while few bring
higher prices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-01

nAILY TIME CARD
- oiympiA Tacoma sAd Ssaseao
Route.
STEAMER MuLrNoNAH.
Leaving Arriving
olympia "a. 8 30 Am Tacoma 49,. e:eo n
Tacoma a. 90 IN Seat h at. IL 90 nosn
e>atste St.. l:yo p m acoma at. 49,. 500 m
Tacoma a. $3.50 .. rn. olympia at. $50 m
oeaneeeang with boats fee ksmiichis and ahslsen
City pook foot Of Main suess
FARE TO TACOMA. 50 cENrA
CAPTAIN 1. WILEY NaaaGoa
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uooo CANAL noUrR
STEAMER RAINIER

nssaia Ara fsfasafsns6 sexvrs NssehausS s,> 4
rnssiAy. sharsaa7 and sassr6ar ~ n. 10,
Atrxssoa. fors Gambia Hango- seae~~y rtis.
Ssns. nssatta HSoespors Intsu Civ nns N. a..
sessa's fssnss arsislnS in rasan tsiv al S = ~
Aeases tsis2 Cry y M Wc<aaesSAy rrttae
- sunday. 9ffvszg in seattle At 4 n m
X ~ LIBBY. Master
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CAPTAIN l. WILEY. xAssssa

LsvERErr ROUTE
II sTFAMER GREYHOUND
Daily except sunday.
connienc.ux Thursday February 8 1894
Lvs s.ngEse II so q m l.vs seattle. Asa N
Tvs Everett. $50 Q N I've Everett. 200 m
49,. Leaves seasue. 400 IN
sonaSs caves Esesest...............ll; 90 =
Connects With boats for Tacoma sud snenomish
Landing Sns man dock. feos Of Msrton = ress
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO
cLAUp TRerP. 3. ". GoopdUE.
Pre-. seer.
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TnlD 0gvosoAlo aaa eAcacioas Tooo roWoR. -
eAhlishso by mere han twenty pears expoesoooA
- resolved he sanction 81 the menooee g IL
DeetAl and Medical prossssioos II this Gay ss1sf.
ally, Ana ~ sAsm q h daily recommended 80
pssoesibsl II u pleasant In the appaeenstoo -
y n sxeellent In H. e0scts q speedily rendesD -
pssth white and smooth. the gums healshful ~
laoA Arm. snd By frequent uss VAL pvsserve tAsO
IN this desirable coalition. II gradually - -
9sseualiy removes tartar. end asssreyss he pasap
aisteai animaicuiO which neGiees may havo pors
UisteA - collect aad prevents their furshse aoeo
Uuiasaen. thus seSvfnS - . complete boantaoss
and prssessoR Of tie tossh. Microscopic e1a0ln0
tons have been made ce the matter Aepes1oo1 %
The teeth and gums II individualo oG1octo1 ffom
I'll clasaee u sociesy oad q sveFy vosissy - oo6y
condition, ana b aeasiy every eAso aainal an1
vegetable parasites were found 70 sxiss h grsaD
numbsra Experiments were made Sos tAstf ~
novA aae the ingredients used In Luben'o Tooah
Powder were found 10 b most sfIscsoAA 111og1Us
ING them iastAatly.
Through the Kindness o. !ffsnos - - -
01sso1 - publish the following
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-01

PORTLAND. Feb. 2s.--[special. Wheat
efsgnant and weak; Valley. saisas3e;
Waila wal.n. 559T7ssc per centai. Grain
freighss nominal, sos: SIS paid for Handy
a..
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AvkA ssDNA B4GHA368
NV fosx. Feh A-Stoeks today vsEs
eesDng snd settvs, closing as m advances
seanne from " 10 ~ per csnk and "a
tsnding ~ Per esnL in spseialsiaa. Sugar.
hsssvsr. clossd - decline of e sad g
pr cent. IN preferred Disabling ciessd Is
= decline Cf q per cent and Zaasviiis
snd Tefrs Hsuss broke 5 PET cent Neasiy
al tbs rest Of the shares traded In closed
higher.
Government boads--Firm.
Petroleum--Wsaksr; March, CO ask0d.
FfSAScfAr.
Monsy-On call easy 81 I per cent closed
- ] per ceut. Prime meYcaatsse Pager.
S95H per csAf. Sterling exchanee-DuIi.
With artual business IN bankerss biiis &C
x<se@4sss@ for demand and -. s651oA16N
Tor sixty days.
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BOSTON STOCK ExCHASas.


F0kEioN MARKErs.
RseLIsH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2a--Wheat-Steady |;
No. California, s. 1det5s I'd: No. 2 red
Western winter, - i0d05s.
Corn.-Stsady new mixed. 3 SD.
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EvRaxrr AxD sxoRoxysn nourH
- saly -, Aas esss sarsasA vn>su sr,..e


Lave aasas.as waAzf rn~saAyA rNnppasx~ -
81 afSsys a. - N tcs Edz seHs Maxfjsna -
sss<l aA<ysvs.sa ksss Evssps1 esssi a. 80
nstn.sa FAAx TO AvEsErf SOC. TO No.
k2Ak&A II a ~ HA{xIEip. Axasa
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RAIL WAYo.
0UIox 91fE 10 San YRANc1soo
AAA ~ psisssin
CALIFORNIA
~ ~ IA shasta rsuss seA
ooUTz1AH PACIFIC c0NPAN3
The ealy routs
911oCoH CALIFORNIA
70 an pelnas
East AND soUrH
- ooneyc nOUrE o. PEE PAcfvIc ooA0a
4xeaRslea sackOss 70 Los Angeles ana return nom
seattle. eo7.2e
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPERA
PULLMAN sEcoNp-cLAm SLEEPING CARS
Attached 70 sxpsess srssss. s1srline supporter -
ecmmedattons for sscsas sia0 DaaosngesA
For estss. TICKETS sleeping cor rssssvaGieaA
etc, call uDe6 - aA1roD
T1oa 4. GRAHAM, Dsssyses Pnsssngse snA
ktsi9As Agent l.fo0 Pact1e Ava (eefn.co
-eaQcll. TeeemA WASH.
kossenges Agent Portland Or.
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Ely or THE FLYER
8EATTLH To TACOMA
Fear round trips daily. sxceps ssuday.
In one hour aad twsusy-avs minSssa
raE STEAMER -5LYEB-
Regular daily trips, Ssas.is- Tacoma route, - fos
iews;
TAKING xyrucr
-AURspAY. DEG II
~yME Cara
Leave Seafne-e:2o. e&s q M, 1si5. 500 p =.
Leave Tacona--S0o IL :3oa. M, 500. 6:&5 ?. N.
Sunday
Leave Seastls--7:O0 . m, 1880 p m
Leave Tscoms-o.So . M. AGO p m
Landing u n. r wharf, TacomA Aad Comnsr.
esal dock. foot Of Marion strss: seattle.
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DAcIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY TINE
L table In effect March /. 1873 Sc attle- Tacoma
route: fare only SO cents steamer state OF Wash.
inxton. safety. speed and comfort Two trips
daily hstwe seattle AMI Tacoma Leave Seats
tie. = 20 u. M $50 r. M. leave Tacoma rs p.
m 6s0b y m; arrive Tacoma 1000 q M. b:l5
p. IN arrive seattle, 90 p m. T.&S .. La
Conner ard whsdby island route. stopping ct Ev-
efett north hound. Steamer fsiraaven, going
north: Leave Seattle, 300 p m: arrive Everett,
Il:&5 p. m: arrive LaConner, SOD m. Going
ssush: Leave LAConner. ESQ = IN arrive seat
tie 800 n N. stopping ~ Edsnonds, Citation,
Browns Point Langley Coupeviiie. san de Fuca
Oak Harhor and ttsaiAiy. Connecting AZ seattle
with steamer sts,e OF Washington for Tacoma
Wasrvrs-farific Navigation To, Tacoma. Pa
chic Navigation Company, Seattle formerly
naker's dock. foot OF University streets; Hewitt
avenue Everett For full particulars, tine tables
rates. etc. apply to or address
d. W. SEMPIE,
Agent, Seattle. Telephone 6s6.
j. F. HARMON.
travelling Freight and Passenger Agent. Tacoma
Telephone 81.
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pATK or BRITISH coLuxDiA-
PArD-UP % o0o
n 1so9VsvOU
Hcai ONCE. 81 Lombard street. Londoa
Brancnes- Portland. San Francisco seattle II,
coma. Victoria. New Wessminstse NanAimo
kamioops. Nelson Vancouver n e.
A General Banking and Exchange Business
transacted Loans made Bilia discounted Com
merciAi credits granted Deposits received cur.
rent account subjeci to check Interest paia on
tina deposita II LEA BARNEA AaaAgeE
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DxoPLEe SAVINGS BANK
Occidental Block. seattle. Wa1A
CAPITAL. slOo. o00

OYTICEKS AND TxC9I&D4
Jacob Rurth. Prssidsnt.
Arthur A. benny. Vice Preeident
John Lazy, second Vice PraQtdsnA
James n Hayden. Manager. caehfef anl oeey
Frank l. Ulodgett Assistant Caahiex.
steunnd SehWabsahss. John collinA = @. Nee
folder, p. W. wiimAns.
Transscls savings bank business sxelusivoly.
Deposits received from u TO SIC, 0O0
Interest allowed per annunn SAX per cont a.
term dspesits per cent. ordinary AepoeieA
pivfdsnds declared last days OF May and No
coiiaferals only.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-12-16
SOME BTo COUNTIES.
csliroruia rHss Ons bigger Thar Four East
Nsrn states Put Together.

eFm STATES Euh AoHetners
East Of the Rocky Mountains there are only
twelve counties in the United states containing
more than 5000 square miles. Not one Of these
Is in New York State, the largest county Of which,
st Lawrence. covers only 1900 square miles.
One OF the twelve is Aristook, the forest county
OF northern Maine, between New Brunswick aud
the st. Lawrence. Another is Dsde county. Fla,
which includes the everglades Of Florida along
the Atlantic coast, and has an area of $500
square miles and q total population of
less than BOO. Chorry county, Neb., in the
extreme northeast of the State, with the Snake
River dividing II In half, has an area Of secs
miles. Three northern counties of Minnesota
lying south Of Manitoba and west Of Lake su-
perior, Beltrami. 1tascs, and st. Louis. have re-
spectively 5,O40. 5,430. and $500 square miles.
The last county includes the important city Of
Duluth, but the first has a population of only
300 and the second only of 100. The population
of Duluth IL 80, 900.
the lava fields, and Idaho. south OF the Nee
Perces' reservation, contain more than 10000
aquare miles each. Two counties in Texas,
miles. Pecos, which Is in the extreme west Of
the State, on the Rio Grande, has $500. Eel
Psso, which Rdjoins IL on the Rio Grande, has
an area Of S.Sao' square miles, but Il /: still
moro notable from the fact that II has a
population of 100, 900, including the city Of Dem
yer. Routt county, In the same state, has an
area Of 5000 square miles. On the Pacific slope
counties, like trees and fruits, are OF gigantic
size. Six counties OF Oregon, three counties OF
seven counties of California have more than
5000 square miles. The largest of all in the
United States 10 the county Of San Bernatdino,
square miles, nearly half the slze of New York
State, and 5000 miles larger than Rev Jersey,
Delaware, Connecticut, and Rhode Island com-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-12-16
M<JoRITIEs COMPARED.
Their Increase and the Increase In the
whole Vote In the Last Thirty Years.

Their Increase and the Increase in the
whole Vote In the Last Thirty Years.
A popular majority Of over one million votes
for the Republicans In about half the states Of
the Union at the recent election seems abnor-
mally, great when compared with the past
achievements Of the Republican party in the
line Of majoritios. and II seems TO some OF them
to break the record L In this regard. In point Of
fact, however. the increase In voting strength Of
various American constituencies has been so
great of recent years that an actual majority Of
$4,000 Is. as regarded from the point of view Of
percentage. less In many cases than q majority
Of 10000 twenty years ago.
made. as they did this year. what was practi-
cally . clean sweep. They carried Ohio by n
majority of 10l 900. against a Republican ma
jorfty of l47, 900 last month. But in 1858 the
total vote Of the State was $50, 000, whereas in
1894 IL was 100000. The Republicans carried
Massachusetts, In the Presidential election of
1854 by q majority of $4,000. This year the Re-
as large as then. In the State election Of 1851
New York was carried by the Republicans by
107, 900 majority. This year. the Republican
majority was 158. 900. the total vote of the state
having increased in the meanwhile from 495.-
900 to 1.275, 600.
In one respect at least the recent election was
entirely Unprecedented. The Republicans car
They never before did 90 well there or in any
other State. These figures broke all past rec
ords, and overtopped. too. even. the Democratic
figures in Texas, the high-water mark Demo-
cratic majority In the Lone Star State having
been 1S4,000in 1890.
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9ssaI aOtirss.

10 ECEIYER'S ~SALE.-COuU OF Common Pleas for
N the County OF Ne. YORK In tie matter Of the
voluntary dissolution OF TN David Juurs COMPANY.
AOiicc q hereby given that snail sell az Prt.lc auc-
tiun. on Monday. lpcembrr n, 1874, a. - H.. on the
PREMISES on te conner or Forty t14Lth street nu1
flrst avenue. In the tlty Of New NurE, ~ Marlin i,
hateh. auctlOneer, all TIE property, r'st nEd peTspnal,
o! the said David Jones tomltnl, con a-tuE ~ real
estAte, and the brewery. anu other nulliuEs thrTruus
horses, trucks, nachinery, engines, tats, caAks, ala
anu paFteFs. Umrc furniture, malt aud hops, lay ard
uats- and aii othrF personal PROPERTY hFlonsils 10 "
formerly used n and anout GA nus.ness q. aald David
Jones Company tegcrpt the bDpk accounts, untcs- aud
evidences u debit, together with Ire good All "a h-.i
business.
CAallgurs an teuns Of EAle can le had a. the once
q ths receiver on ana after urCtmJer ~ l.vL
JAMES A. BLANCHARD,
ksCelEer o. Ls DaFtd dgnea CO.
o1sa ls kazszs stzssL ,. j. CO.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.

Il hoAA
In the matter OF the application of the Department q
Public Parks, for and on behalf OF the dAyoA
Aldermen and Commonalty OF tho city OF New YORK
relative TO acquiring title 10 certain lands In the
Twelfth ward OF the city of New York. for public
use as and for a public park and public PARKWAY
under and pursuant TO the provisions OF chapter %
OF the Laws OF 1874.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIvEN TIA THE d
~ signed. appointed by an order OF the General Term
of the supreme Court, Commissioners OF Estimate Tor
the purpose Of making a 1ust and equitable estimate o.
parties and persons respectively entitled TO or inter
premises laid cut, appropriated Or dssignatSd
park OF parkway, between One HuadIed and Forty;
him and one Hundred and Fifty'nfth streets and
Edgecombe aud Bradhurst avenues, or so much ths5s.
purposes, will hold a public meeting In hoom No liza
Broadway. in the city OF New YORK; on Thursday, the
Y7th DAY of DecembeT 1884, at IL O'Clock In the fore
noon, Tor the purpose OF considering and determin1pS
whole, how much OF the lands and premises specified
in said Act OF the Legislature shall be acquired for AAid
public purposes. 1900
place 20 all persons who may so desire TO DO heard u
regard to said questions.
Dated New YORK. December IL 1894 -
THOMAS p. WICKES.
PIERRE v. r.. HOES.
CONRAD HARREs,
Commissioners
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In the matter OF the petition of Jacob LorillArd
Vernon II. Brown, and David James King. Com.
mlsslDners heretofore appointed In pursuance a.
the provisions OF chapter isT Of the Laws Of 1854
and'on hsha.f OF the Mayor, Aldermen. and Com
monalty Of the city Of New York. for the appoint
ment of Commissioners Of Appraisal under chap
ter 24V Of the Laws Of 1880.
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN HAT THB
i report OF David Mcclure, Samuel W mllbAnk, aud
Edmund H. MARITIME, as Commissioners OF Appraisal
Appointed Ina the above-entted proceeding By an
order al the supreme Court hearing date the 9th day
OF January, 1858, which said report bears date No
VemheT -, 1874, and was hled In the onice Of the
CLERK Of the tlty and county Of New York on the lst
DAY 81 nersnueT. 1884, wll be presented for con.
nTmatI0n u the supreme Court Of the state OF New
York, at a Special Term thereof. at amb~Ts 70 bs
LelI in the First JGdCial District, at the County Court
Housc. IN The Clty 81 Sew York, on the 9Th day Of
January lsyI. a. the opening ~ the Court on that
d.y. or as soon thereafter as counsel can he heard
thereon. aud that q motion VIII then and there bs
made that tue SAID report - confirmed.
Dated NEW YORK. becembrF lO,lbBL
WILLIAM II. CLARK,
counsel 10 the Corporation,
NJ. 2Tryon row, Mes York City.