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Bradhurst. Edgccombe.
VIM. Gibbons, p. VIM. Moline, p. D.
Geo. GARDNER, c. Al. Farmer. G.
Terry Dunn. lb. a. Bandler. 1b.
Geo Gibbons, 2b. &. Kirschner, 2b.
Geo. Hamilton, CD. n. McCaferty. 3b.
Frank OFT, So. f.. McCaffsrty. IS.
Ike Van Zandt, II. Geo. Devlin. n.
Chas. CHASER. Ct. ed. Fitzsimmons, CT.
Harry luden, RI. Ed. Garrety, RI.
Managers Berbenich and Douth. re-
spectively OF the Bradhursts and Edge
combee say no admission will be charged.
but that collection will he taken up BY
them for the Fund. On Saturday next
the Bradhursts will play the Loyolas.
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furnished Rooms to let.

W. Ih'vd ana SuDsqtlerl TFfNHf. Toe. pW HN
No extra charge on SvnfnnI
Erry Ncn1ap and 7tursddy rnHl sept rs M
h I'M WORLDS "KOU'E AND nome
Dil&" Al entertainments q N, ifns or ioas
under THIS cidsgca,nn appearing ia The Sunday
and 7huhsdIE WORLD u1R h r.ped'ed IN N.
EVENING BORLD for Monday All 1tursdIy
free OF charge
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The Bradhursts and Edgecombes. of
Harlem. will play BALI at One Hundred
and Forty-seventh street and Seventh
avenue Sunday afternoon next at 3
clock for the benefit OF the Sick Babies
Fund. The teams are composed OF these
nlaYnrS.
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FOR RENr--New houses. rooms. all improve
nents including furnace: location first class
near Bergen tquats. Il. G. SIP. owner. egi Der
gen ave.
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Jessey City.

sc3 AND SIS MoNTlILI-rrivate dwellings 10
rooms. bath: 20 minutes to bridge Fulton l. to
Ralph station, vALLARD. ga Buffalo ave.
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27Tn ST. 80 W.. near Broadway-Handsonei
furnished parlor floor other rooms; 80 upward.
18TH ST, ~ W., Broadway 4 9Th ave.-FurS
nHhed double single rooms. permanent -
transient.
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18TH ST, S07 w, near sth ave.--Large. haud-
somely furnished rooms: closets. running
wlteS 81 up -
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BROOKLYN.

A. FINE PRIVATE RESIDENCE TO let: all the
latest improvements; grnystone and box. stUop
front; over2O feet wide; rent, $50 7Us Greene
ave. Brooklyn.
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18TH ST, 4ots w.--Redecorated. handsomely fur
nished rooms 81 to 81 weekly; private bath.
eth ST. 3:7 VS. SO; nicely furnished rooms,
parlor. Ff l.
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HOUSE near bridge. a. rooms. all improve
ments, $40. COOK. 50 Sands ST.. Brooklyn
OH ESTABLISHED furnished room and board
ing house. 20 rooms. minutes from bridge. los
Nasssn At. BrooklNn.
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unfurnishe ed Roo m. to Let.

ETH ST. S,4 E.-To let. snfurnished rooms
On ID floor in private house.
55TH ST., 33s W.--Largr unfurnished front par
lor; private family, references; near l..
ONLY FEW LEFT OF those large light rooms;
newly painted; 50. 81, Jsnitor, az W 5sth.
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ETH ST.. 3oi W-rleasant. neat housekeepino
able; gentlemen 'INT
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~ ST. g, w-Nicey furnished rooms, large 8
small; 81 inward
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Esd sT.. eos W.-Newiy furnished front room;
bath adjoining small room; running water;
SoutheTncrs accommodated y
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unfurni.hed Roo ms Wanted.

WANTED-Room. unfurnIshed. near 18th st
east or west Address $. z, NJ. box 40 Worl'
Agency, 55t Sd
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lRNER STU AVE, 18th ST. large light
roma. with improvements; tent. tlI.
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I'D ST., .3tI ". Pleasant hall room; all co.'s
venlences, gas, bath; I. station around corner.
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FIST ST, @ w.-Elegsntly furnished rooms. isrEs
smsll' southern exbosnre; location unexcep-
tirt.a :
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t3D ST., 2io w. near Broadway-Largs q srnal1
rooms beautifully furnished: floor suitable To
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10TH ST. 337 w.-Rooms, large q small, Il
gentlemen. or couple for light housekeeping.
SGD ST, 37l w.-Parlor. with adjoining room.
suitable for I: couples; board optional.
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18th ST Ns w.-Two large, nicely furuiahsH
rooms. with all convenenees. low rent
9th ST, 50 w.-Handsomely fusnishsd roouD
fer bachelor; prices low; beard u desired. q
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AID ST.. $50 W.--Furnishsd parIor, . TO bsdy
conveniences; s.. = 81
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. 23b ST., +O1 W.-Lsrse. elegantly furnished
double rooms; housekeeping or light busipessy
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9th ST.. $40 w.-Handsomely 4 newly furnishee
rooms, sinsly or en- suite: running water; al1
col
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18Th ST. II Wood clean. furnished rooma.
large small; private family: location sxcsiS
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ATH ST.. li7 Wool. bright, cheerful roons1
newly renovated; all eonveniences; board ops
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.
unfurrished.
ELDERLY COUPLE want light unfurnishsd
rooms with imp ovements, rent moderate, near
Sd ave. l.. q. G., lOi r. Ssth St. drug store
WANTED small. front, nrst floor fiat. unfur-
nished, be- ween 18th and 35th sts, Lexington
and 6th ayes. Cerrin, box 1877 orli, uptown
WAITE. 2 flats. sept. rooms bath, q
cheap rent, with concession. Iced reply T.. e.,
hoA o38 world. uptown.
WANTED--lst floor a basemsnt $40; easy walk
TO Union Square. Address English 50 T. 18th
Furnished.
WANT furnished Mats; can't supply my great
demand. FLAG1. AZ ". sd 81.
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BANK ST.. Slower part Of private DWELLING,
. or s rooms . bsth a very Eentetl apartment
Apply at - 7th sE-.
CHARLES ST. il--UnfuTRlshed large sJuny front
room good ORDER LIST moor; private house
tsrus Moderate
COLUMBUS AVE. 72s 10 40. near go ct. I
stations 4 Z rooms; decorated, ranges. boilsrs.
tuba &c. small families rents az, 81. Jlhi.
tor. ga
COMMENCE ST.. N-T0 lei . uOOrs: AIRY
IoomA
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10TH ST. $40 w.--Choice OF rooms; furuishsAa
housekeeping; improvements; also hall roou3
respectable parties. 'slt
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ED ST., $50 W Handsomely furnished very
large front psrlor or back parlor: running vatsrS
also hail room. -
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18th ST. I7s w.-Newly furnished bedroom: pri-
vats bath: parlor door: reasonable; gentieman-
Broadway. ~
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18TH ST.. 33s W.--Handsomely furnished pariop
alco'e; housekeeping rooms 80 up; hall roona
N.SJ up; convenient to elevated horse cars.
18Th ST. 3S7 w.--LarEe 4 small rooms sa "a
N.So; light Housekeeping II desired.
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noor. cheap; suit light business: private house,
4sTH ST., IA W. near BroAdway-New. hand
someiy furnished rooms above the Avorassd
every convenience.
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t3D ST., 4s3 W.-Lsrge ROOM suitable for gsntlSs
men or housekeeping: running water. 80
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nth ST, Il W.-Handsome suits, with bath
square room, $3.50 bath convenient; hall rooms.
2tTH ST :53 w-Eiegantiy. newly, larGss
small: quiet house; must DO seen to appreciate
:jTH ST, 20i w.-Private house, handsomsly
furnished font toom, 81. 81, American family.
18TH ST. 800 w.--Front parlor tn rent a. doc
tors ONCE has been used before.
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10TH ST.. eos W. frvnt rooms Tor housekesp-
ingi running water; $3.50. -; single rcoms n
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j. 7: Bliss made a new worlds bicycle
recore, hal u mile, flying start of 81 3-5
seconds; also worlds standing start OF
~ r p seconds, at Hampden Park, Spring
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22D ST.. 1866 W.-second-st story front; also othsI
rooms; superior table board.
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', nd ST., $40 W.--Two hall rooms newly fur
VI nishedI gentlemen only; reference.
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18TH ST. us E.--Eiegsnt Nat, rooms. bath
all improvements beautiful location: SCI /;
month flee
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ST ST, 1871 w.-FurnIshed rooms 20 let, hot
e. cold water. terms reasonable I. n ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-24

Hoods Pills cure narsea, sick headache,
Indigestion. biliousness. Sold by all druggists
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INTRODUCING
4. 4. SHEPHERD CDR. SCOTT
The Great New York Specialists
The Doctor Prevailed Upon
to Hava His G. EFT Remedy
Placed i'm the Hands OF the
Druggists.

This is the most wonderful production in medical
scierce IN the ninet seath censary. Ifis Is not
pa ent medicine, 5ut prescription compound ID
on scientific principles and uset by DR.. scott In
his extensive ractte fuT the cIIe OF al blood dis
eases The cures vioughs by ~ are simp woi-
deriul aud nave attracted thousands 10 the Doctors
paIlop o. treatment.
TO sucn All sxts n, IL the dem and upon the time
and attention OF the DOCTOR tor hls medicine from
peorl who could not vlsit New YORK Olty thal IL
became mater Of duty TO devise some plan BY
which the genera public could he supplied with
this genuine valuable remedy and for this purpose
A, A. Shepherd has been called to Providence 10
arrange With Hall Lyon, Westminster street, to
permit then, 10 keep In stock and sell tis wonder
ful blood remedy. This Is purely We eable, an
excellent tcn.c and buildef, blood purifier
excellcd, nerve tSnic nothing equal. Dr
scott has devoted his lie to the thorough know
Ledge and understanding Of blood dissases.
few of VIII ca are named here: Kidney d sease,
liver complaint. sick headache, Muscular rheuma-
tsm, dyspepsia, loss OF appetite constipation,
scrofula syY hills, cancer0us humor pain ~ bones.
catarrh, salt heum p.mples lace geneI al debi-
ny boiIs, dizziness, female weakness, maiarial
poison.
Ths above named Druggists have received their
first consignment and would invite nll persons to
call and bIt one TcQGstuted with !he merits of a
perfect remedy. DIR. rcotps med icine when placed
In drug store Is sold IN .eg the Oi Or. SCOTS
Sertaparilla. n ID all who intended nj In a spring
medicine should not iail 10 try DR. scott's sarsa-
parilla
No Pills Have TO b. used with DR. SCOTS
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For Sale by HALL & LYON,
Druggists, 2s7 Westminster St., 225 Wey-
bosset st. and 159 Broadway.

wayland Building Meeting at $780, subject al he
Meaning and The Use cf Pain"
Thornton Congregat 5nal chureh-s S. $50 m I;
praise service With reaching. t;l5
Thornton, Holy ,tiyity-ss. >; evensony6
Unitarian First Corg .ational church. Benefit
and Benevolent streets Rev hrgustrs NJ Lord,
pastor-s ., o:3 I'm; publ wo MP; sermon on
"Ame fican CtizenAhip' la IN Thanksgiving
yespers. al seats free, 4;2o p m Tho pastor will
preach morning and afternoon.
Union baptist church. Irenchiny. ID :t5 a IN and
Z: pp m by Rty James Ewes; s, 1871 Y PS
IL. ~ y M.
W minister Unitarian Church. aa hewson
St. iJ.i5. Rev. w II. Fish, Jr., viii preach; Unicn
Thanks wing service, 1880.
wocdville Old sehoolhouse--S at p m; preach
ing At p m wclco ne to all
Wayland Chapel, south Angsll street and Way
lan1 ayenus = :, az sp "a evening vice, 1850,
led by hr u w Hoyt.
YM c A--Youn meas rally, ldrcss al he man
with the pitcher cf wafer" ~ = COrbet, Z: Opm;
boys service, i.45 Gosprl service for all this
(Sa uldsy) evening at O'Clock
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FINANCIAL NEWS.
Extensive Bidding for the u. S.
Bonds Predicted al Washington.
Ncrling Weakened - Foreclosure or
Reading Talked of-The Fail River
Mill Stocks-London Irregular.
Special to The News.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10, 1894
The treasury officials at Washington say
that the indications are that the bids Tor
bonds will exceed one hundred millions.
ana II ia reported that the government
loan will be subscribed for three times
over.
Sterling has weakened materially on
transfers in connection with the South
ern Railway syndicate. These features
are likely TO start the large short interest
10 covering again, although the bears say
they Will sell big line OF stock on rally,
Just as hey did on the election news.
Sout hern Railway securities are 10 be
shipped To London and traded there.
1he decrea g in the gross earnings OF
st. Paul for the third week in November
was Sill ,226.
London is irregular, without much
change and no speculation.
Corn opens easy on selling OF January
aud Decent ber by the receivers. The mar
ket is wcnk.
Wheat opened strong on higher cables
and big c.earances. The outside demand
Is light and the market II easier.
Reading is down on the talk OF fore
closure.
Providence Clearing House.
The cesrings of the Providence banks
today are ssh, 400. The total for the week
" s5,542, 900.
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SADLY AFFLICTED.


ROME, Nov. .2i-Dispa'chos q from Reggie
say that there are $1,000 persons in that
district who have been rendered homeless
by the recent earthquakes Horrible
scenes have been witnessed in tho stricAea
dis ricts where numbers Of people have
been wounded, and in several cases hor.
rlhly MANNED. some of the sufferers had
limbs torn of. which caused their death
before they could be removed from the
streets. Slight earthquakes and subtcr.
rancous rumhlings contlnuc to be felt ut
Milazzo Sic,l'~.
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Special Weather Report.

BosToS, Nov Maine. fair cooler SUNDAY
southwesterly winds New Hampshire and Yer.
mont-1ncreasing oloudiness, LEGAL rains or snow
warmer In northern portion tonight, cooler sun.
day. southwestery, winds. Massachusctts- Cen
orally fair, cooler sunday. soathwestetly winds
khote isand ard Connecticut-Generally tair.
cooler sunday. westerly winds.
NOte-Fair weather prevails in all districts hut
unsettled In northern and eastern parts. generally
cooler.
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An Uprising Predicted.

PoRr TOWNSEND. Wash, Nov 2t.-Tho
dispatches from San Francisco intimating
q probab,o uprising OF tho royalists in
Hawaii 10 overthrow tho present govern.
ment and place Queen Lilluokalani on the
throne receive plrt confirmation In this
city. A wcll.known and responsible ship
broker states tfIst hc knows that largo
quantities Of fr'hrns and ammunition
arc being shipped clandcstinely to Hawaii
ON lumber vcssnls.
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MERIDIAN. aiiSs.. Nov. "a Wind and
rain wrought great damage to buildings,
fences and small trees hers yesterday af-
tcrnoon. The Central schoolhouse was
almost unroofcd. FIFTY shade trees on
the grounds werc uprootcd Fences and
small trees were lcyclcd and number Of
residences w7ro baIly damaged The
town OF Newton is sad 20 have been swept
away, hut as the wiras arc all down, fnll
particulars Of tho storms work cannot b.
securcd
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a ino package of Calling Cards for 25c. at
NEWS Job Office.
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. STRAW WHICH TELLS.
Nv Ths Essocuud f'rpss.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2i-PostofI,ce do
partment orders are now averaging 10.
oDo.0OO stamps a day, while the orders for
stamped envelopes, most Of which nrc used
by business firms. are unprecedented. and
the Increase is supposed % indicnt, busi
ness revival throughout the country.
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NEWTON, Conn, Nov. o4-The faction
supporting the teacher, Miss Agnes Ryan,
in tho school war here, yesterday broke
the bars which the opposition had placed
on the doors, tore the shutters from the
windows and reopencd the school with
Mis- Ryan In Charge
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PHrLADRLPHIA, Nov. 24--Demand is to
be made upon the Jchigh Valley Railroad
company by those who are opposed TO the
present management for q copy Of the
stock list, and In case it 10 refused the
courts will be rcsorted 10.
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CARD or 'ry,ASIxs.

At meeting of the committee on Soldiers and
Sailors Monument the following resolution vas
unanimously adopted
RES LIVED That this committee hereby express
its sincere thanks 20 Mr.. ID. w. Reeves and Bowen
r. Church Of the American Band. for their hearty
cooperation on the occasion Of the sacred concert
held Tor the pui pose Of "a sing fund for erecting
- 81 Francis Cemetery a monument TO the me M
0yl war. JOHN r. DRINAN.
EtWARD O'NEII.
THOMAS l. WEST.
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WATER rnoNr NOTES.

Steamer General Candy was inspected
b. the local officers yesterday at Harring-
tou & Smiths wharf.
Steamer Willamette finished loading
coal at tho bunlSers last night and LETT
for San Francisco
storm signal received yesterday: "Con-
tinue signal. storm of Washington coast.
Signals are displayed south to san Fran
clsco."
Bark ArkwrIght. Captain ". II. Moore.
cleared from PORT Biakeley yesterday for
Tort Prize, Australia, With 75o.eo8 feet OF
lumber.
Steamer Mary 7. Periey brought down
q full cargo OF furniture from Everett
yesterday morning Tor the faralion. which
took j, 10 San Francisco.
Steamer IS ALA Walla arrived last night
from Vancouver. 4. G.. and took GA fuei
~ the bankegs. she sails on Monday
m9galag al o'clock.
rug Magic towcd the schooner Emma
Clandlna 20 Tacoma yesterday morning
and Ia The aftegnooa took tie schooner
Annie Larson from Blskeley oas 70 SEA.
Steamer Bertha. Captain Z. \. Hansen.
arrived in port yesterday tron Port
Townsend and VIII leave to-day Tor British
Columbia 70 load coai. The Bestda Is the
stesmer that recently saved the big Brit
lsh ship Sc s.sh Dale from going ashore.
Steamer Farallon sailed yesterday Tor
saa Francisco az o'clock with fah
cargo OF freight an1 the following pasSen-
gcrs Toe this port: H. Ritter and VIE.
Miss Ritter. Miss q. Ritter II. " Ritter,
4. Ritter: Mrs. a Weber. Il. Kiebeison.
Mrs.. i. iseNet4on. Thomas Clark. ". n
llsss. William Burke, \. +. hesAe'h.
Jane gait, Fred skoHan. 3. stcsrns-
The steamer Uma,llla saiie4 from san
Iraneisco yesterday With the foiie'rias
llst OF passengers For seatile-A- y.
,,larke. 4. sesman. X. v. T. Mills and
vlfe. MISS Tucker. siiss Nro@e. AF. ben-
AID. &. G. Schumacher. los Tacoma
Harmon. ia Fllck. ~ Z. aEet'lae roe
xietorla-~P T. LinssN Mgs. 6. J. ROOM
son. Miss NJ. Cooaaia. Mss \. Geo4"ln'
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MARINE NEWS.

Pert Townsend. Dee. -s.ecaal.-szg,
Cd tssFzeatsne Retriever. from Eisdlock
for San Francisco.
- SAL fonzorros--frstish ship Seafarcr
ffe4ii Tacoma fJ- Unstsa Kingdom; siAa
l-fYell. from Nz4Esfrno Tor SGD rrs.rxslsss.
Dark ATAwrssat. from FORT Hsakeiey Tor
Port PiE4e, bark Rufus Il. Mood. from
SAGasao for Ban TrancIzeo.
Arfiyesl-sscisooDer IseEa sTsazsy from
San Francisco.
me fishing schooner Anne u. Nixon, OF
NAeoFtes. urlfted ashore near Admiralty
heaa sasE night and was toad or alai
Into port tosay - the steamer Eaterprsse
Capt JcEes. late OF the ship Cefcnsis,st.
fsas taken Command or The Bark Co.,raaso
vice Capt Gibson. who rus.auel several
months ago and Is on the Atlantic coast.
The steamer Resale. from victcxsa,
lost propeller blade.
Hoquian. Dec. 2l.-Speelai. Sailed
schooner Charles Hanson. San Francisco.
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4 Clue to shs Maras~er or Two womsn
az Jamestown. y. Y.

Jareatown. n y. Der. 2o.-Photo-
graphic acsenoe may have given the
hrst tangible che - the identity OF the
nurdeTer % Mrs. sherman and Mrs.
pasis Several have been the suspects
ard the clues followed up without sue,
eesS BIZ today the impression II the
murderer has been found on the resina
o. Mrs. sheaGanaa's eye The photo
Eraph was taken by Fred D. Marsh. a
boal photographer. and TO him Is due
tAe credit Of hsviag originated the idea
81 examining the organ.
TIE existence Of the impression of
TIE ninraeFtr on the eye WAS discovered
b means Of q powerful microscope. IN
segiasaisly. the features OK the man
sos.a NOT be seen, as the view 0btainea
snoms on,y the back ard very little
e The side. An apparently big man IS
pssseaied. with hgsay whiskers and
xvlrng long oseseQat The trousers
a7ssar q b. badly wrinkled. Tire coz
eaT has aiken out both OF The eyes Of
" ssaraersi woman. and another pho-
'esmeh viii be taken tomorrow By a
sklifd prot paeF.
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rooa cuslpnsS's ounls TWAS.
CTS Of the Generous to re Collected
To-day fAr Dl.tElhutlnn NInnAnr

ARRANGEMENTS are going on satrefactor-
Y, Tor toe Christmas ere and festival 10
= slFsa The pear children Of tAe cisy by
tae Bureau Of Associated Charities az tie
fsams fofaerly occupied BY @. W. Lynch
Co. ncxt "a the Arlington hotel Thssc
haysHg iae affair "a charge desire that all
seauioatioas be brought to the roems
s9aas tilAe tais morning and also wish 70
announce to the merchants who have con-
iieate1 goods thst an cNpregsmaa VIII
start az o't.sek 70 gather In their offer-
inss aad desire that they have them ready
hy that time
Members % sae Board OF Friendly yis-
f9Fa are especially requested 70 be IN at
iea4Ai'ce aad b ip arrange The tree. Cast
on toys of sli descriptions win he wiling
= received. Tic do3ss viii be opened for
~ distribution Of gifts al O'Clock Men
oag afternoon
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raran,a Marin. o.wa

Tacoma. Dee. 21-spectal. -E-stin1a ties
have been 0r4ered 10 be prepared OF the
cost Of placing fog horn al Browns
point. IL Is probable that i; will be
established.
Tho steamer v'alla walla VIII arrive
back tomorrow, To finish taking on her
cargo Of grain for san Francisco.
Nrs. sarth Miller. widow OF James
Miller. who fell through an open batch
way OF the ship Saafarer aid was killed
on December 4, today brought suit for.
$500 damages against the owners Of the
shin
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q View Enzfzns.~ rex-o--. -
I. y steas-nzn. rra.sn~ ..s.~.ss
80. .s1..s. iioazaez. Mr.. Joseph 81 --@r. 49,,
:. Ii-sfaa for Ola Kew r.awsars :. w. -
:. s'f01s. View Engianass E4-Esas s-rss !.
1aase ~ Governor gahn u &C..
= AeE Ensian1 EIrexsas.~ rsxr~,rss :.
-. z. = S'rrnisowa. asecssoa ~ ess~.--.
ssES @AHersca." b. the rueessrw. 49,
c.efssa- Ds''r-
Al former rssiserts q, Ss~ r,v-,,,s
AL their families are sssvt..se = -.
eeEsAsp. and are cordially frvsse.s ), y,
present. i IL anticipated ssst TIE vs.s.r.
tereAs.ag.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-22
FOR LOCAL OPTION.
rasuiss of Whisky Working
for a New Law.
60, CALI ON THE LEGISLATURE


= sus heen decided BY the temperance
-. 70 prosecute 2 campaign for local
-, q. thss state this winter, ard en-
Z - - Il have ire legislature enact
i, s;sas effect Yesterday the mat
wzs discussed thoroughly ard this
80 taken a. a meeting az the First
!. = es4crc9l IN this city. which was at
-, ~ the gTY.nist ertsI. Good Templar,
r L, and Kindred interests. The
,srsxrraee decided 10 open The campaign
9 900 and appointed a committee ~
-. hisl to be presented 20 the iag!s-
- The members OF this committee
- Everett Smith. Judge Roger :.
go. Rsvs. Clark Davis and James
Een1edy.
! campaign committee was also ram
q n xasca A. S. Allen IS chairman,
- George f. cotteriIi a member. This
.~..espsee viii have charge OF cireula-
- and presentation Of petitions and
q direct she CAMPAIGN. For the rals-
~ az funds for the campaign. a COM
.sttse was named consisting OF Or. Al
egarxssr Alison and Reys. Clark Davis
49, ". A. snankiin.
&4xEf&a tE<tEAR H[AE kEtel III liz EAN~
~ from prominent temperance PEG
81 sxluding Charles T.. Cline. repre-
,snsst.gs-e.ect from Whatcon county;
Rewesenfatlve- Eject A. s. Busf. Of Pa
49, county: RepTesesstatIve-E isrt ]. W.
rsngs q this eiy Miss Emma +. Paige.
"A fsympla; AIRS. l.. II. Spinning. Airs.
NJ. &. Hidden. officers In the W. c.
r U.: ard H. T. Ford. hate Prohibition
cardh.ate for congress.
re- Bill b b. drafted viii be made as
iossl a. pozsible, the aim ~ the movers
hesng 10 permit as snail comnllns tics as
rsss.tx 10 express their opinion OF the
szeoa At every election The tempcrz nee
reeeie already have sore general work
srx aHt in tie cause. and may send out
oesss. Tssy VIII IA the main use all
the Ioca' talent possible 70 promote fhe
gsoposui Law. ard vii! agltate the queg-
tisa al oyer. the stale