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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-06
REAL ESTATE sALxs.
DEEDS Eesesdsd In shs Audfsor,s ODes
1nuroday.

DssAs Recorded In she Audfser,s ODes
IhuFsdsy.
ksal estate transactions from January 1
1874. are s. ssi ,s47. There we're filed for
record Tnurs1sy IS leeds. the eonsiasrs-
lions aEgregsting s14 3zass Following is
the Hiss ~ furnished by Osborne. Tremper
3 Co.. sbstractors Of title. lis Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
ID. w. Phipps 20 T. L. Roberts. lot a
block -. d. r. Denny's Park, $4,000.
Harry White 20 J. b. Rogers, lot 4, block
d Sanders iss TO West Seattle, 81.
sheriff TO Joseph Brannon. SEA Of swL
sec IL. II. s. 81 65l
Teresa Eldridse to q. T. Mead. lot S.
block "a. H. L. Yesier's LIST, $500.
J. h. Thomas TO e. Knappe, lot 7. block
"a. Bell Heirs' 2d, 81, 500.
l. ID. Ford TO Mary Thompson, n 4 lot IL
and n lot II. block s. New wiifred, 81.
y. III. Wrestling to |. +. Cole. und X lot
IL. block 20. Gilman Park. si.ls0
a u: Bickf9rd TO A. NJ. Dakin. ~ OF
nwH Of sec "A, %. 2, $40.
j. T. Storrs 90 J. l.. RedinRton, sell Of
mel sec IS. n. 5. 81. 900.
t. A. Cram to Samuel II. Sloan. " 10 II
lots 8 and 6. block 4, Olive add, $500
A Sathsr TO III. J. yeldey. pt lot 4, block
IS. d. Z. Denny's Fifth, 1855.
&. II. Adsit TO David Parker. nk block
.. Adsifs Lake Wash, 81
NJ. A. oBrien 70 NJ. o'Brien. Y acre in
sec IL, p. 4. 81.
Nj. o'Brien to M. Cummings, q acre in
sec IL, -. 4. and others. 5000.
There were fled for record yesterday S
deeds, aggregating 81. SAT. as follows:
j. q. Dearborn to III. II. Dearborn. lot 4,
block :. McSaught's 81 and others, 81. so.
Sheriff TO Robertson Mortgage Company,
lot and east 4 lot 8. block 10. CONNER
oisi Street Steam Motor. 81 600
Sheriff TO w. b. Robertson, block II,
Electric Motor Line and others. 1912.
Louisa Shaw TO 4. A. Roche. lot IA.
block 80, Soath Park. $40
Ellen Smith to X. X. Ryan, lot 3. block
IS, Bells heirs I'd. 81, 125
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cultivate friendly relations between Seattle
sna osner sound cities and tbs mainland
- DHiisn Columbia. and to arrange for
Al excursion 90 Ssw Westminster. Oc-
.onsr II. stats Of washingsoa day NJ the
iaaF' tickets 70 b good for visit 20 VAN
ooavsr. II desired In addition TO the ex-
nisifs u the fair there viii be . lacrosse
game between Vancouver and New West
minister. bicycle races. balloon ascenssons,
etc
Ar. Goodwin has also been directed BY
Burns, Phillips d CO.. merchants OF Aus
sfsAss TO ses about sanding grain. produces
sno other products to Australia. They
are SAID 70 b willing 70 make IN expert
mental shipment as their own expense Of
anything produced in washington that
can be marketed in Hawaii or Australia
NJ Goodwin viii remain here for three or
four days
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NEW YORK MARAgTs.


Nxw Yoxx. Oct a-Specalation on the
stock exchsngs today vas strong in tone
aud tne movement Of prices was upxarSi.
the occasional siisAs reactions being
merely the uutmportant reoessioas incs-
dent 10 s rising market, and due 10
realizing sales and bear spnrts. bat did not
seriously interrupt the tendency sosarts
higher range of values. IL was in the
railwaY LIST that the improvement was
mcs. marked, Aai Of this groap the
tirange-s sere shs leaders A prominent
factor of the situation ~ss the frnness oe
ArerseAa seearatse. ca the Lonaoa mar
kcs, although beyond some smaIl hzyfng
Of -. Pau. sss foreign house. were nos in
the market IN anY sapreelA5ls extent.
yessssiAys recovered movement sas eou.
t.nu~d. aud there did not seen to be anv
bear ussvssnens on ~hieh the shorts could
operate. The ruracred deaia OF TIE ear
wss also wishost effect npoa the market
As aobody believed IL Under Jarignarv
conditions depression al least woaid hav.
falios~1 tas announcement Sugar lea
in tradings. and was 50 SUCCESSFULLY
manipulated rs 20 be closed exsetIy
ss yesserdsy's prize. So, AFTER having
barn raa az 10 ~. and sold cown 10 sss<.
Thers Il . srowsag belief that ,he eontsoll-
ing inssresis IN this stock are DESTROYS OF
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PoRr TOWNSEND, Oct. 1--lSpecial. y
Sailed-Sh Puebla. for San Francisco; Sur
Signal, for Columbia river. Arrived-Str
Walla Walia, from San Francisco for
Sound points. To sail tomorrow--Sh John
A. Briggs, from Nanaimo for San Fran
cisco: Br sh Andrada, from Port Towns
end 10 Tacoma to load gram for United
Kingdom. A heavy westerly gale pre-
vailed in the Straits this morning. The
str Resalie was pine hours in going across
to victoria. shipping men aver that it
was the heaviest gale of the season.
SAN Francisco, Oct 5-Arrived-
United States Steamship Ranger. from
Unaiaska; bktn Retriever. from Port
Hadlock; schr Rose Sparks. from ouni-
max. Deparsed-Arago, for Coos Bay !;
Homer. for Yaqnina Bay. Freights and
charters--Am sh Reaper. now ct Portland,
wheat or barley, thence to New York; Br
bk Gwalla, now At Portland, wheat,
thence to United Kingdom. Havrs. Ant
werp or Dunkirk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-06

The people Of Los Angeles are troubling
themselves unnecessarily about the fate of
Carlton Kemp and William McEwen. two
newspaper men. well known in this state,
who took trip into the mountains be-
yond Pasadena. Cal. last April. They are
not lost and never were. A. :.
Kemp, Of this city, q brother Of Carlton
Kemp. settles the matter by saying that
his brother 10 now canvassing British Co
iumbia in the interests of the Proriaes. a
weekly newspaper. After Kemp's trip
through the mountains and desert he was
i'll at Bakersfield. then went TO San Fran
cisco and about two weeks ago went TO
Vancouver. r. c., and commenced work
on the Rorince. This information, coming
as II does. disposes Of the rumors about
kemp's being lost.
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SEATTLE, Oct. 5, 1894
Exchanges ~ Seattle, Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today were:

me movement OF trade In the local
produce market yesterday was light, and
stocks a. = rule were in fair supply. The
wet. damp weather OF the past few days
has caused the demand to materially fall
of and prices are not firmly held, except
on choice qualities. Fancy peaches are
still scarce. and prices are firmly held.
Choice apples are in better demand and
find ready sale at quoted rates. Bartlett
pears are no longer on the market. but
medium stock 10 plentiful and is selling
at shaded prices. Figs are beginning to
arrive and are quoted at ST. . tor Is
pound boxes for black and $3.50 for
Adriatic white figs. Plums and prunes
are becoming scarce. fancy stock is very
firmly held. Ounces arc abundant and
low priced. Considerable Of the stock now
offering Is inferior. and this sells for what
ever buyers choose to offer. Crabapples
are almost neglected. WatermeIons and
cantaloupes are . drug on the market.
Silver prunes are meving of slowly.
Grapes are coming to hand in large guam
titles, and supplies are beginning TO ac-
cumulate. Dealers are shading the quoted
rates occasionally, but fancy stock is held
quite steady. Cranbcrries are on the
market, but as yet are quiet Vegetables
sell well at the quoted rates, but the sack
varieties are dull. Sweet potatoes are
abundant and find good sale.
Dairy products are fairly active and
values are steady. Creamery butter and
eggs are very firm with an upward
tendency. Cheese 10 unchanged. Poultry
is quiet.
Movement in merchandise lines was
quieter yesterday than for some time past,
and prices rs rule were firm. Sugar will
decline x Of cent today.
Wheat 10 dull and very little Is moving.
Prices seem 10 be on the down grade.
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Tacama Marine News.

TACOMA, Oct. Especial. Tho steamer
Walia wslla arrived today from San
Francisco with thirteen passengers and
1o2 tons of general merchandise.
The barkentine Eureka brought In
cargo of mineral paint consigned to the
Pacific Supply Company. She will load
lumber at the St. Paul and Tacoma Lum-
Der Company's mill for San Francisco.
The revenue cutter Grant In expected to-
night. She will so on tho dry dock and
have her bottom scraped.
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rnouenr uE rooK roIsoS.
startitag Anneane. nent OF Frsmeat
NuiHssn "a the suys1,sr Table

ssaruiag Announcement OF . Frsmeat
Nulasn "a the supper Table
l. II. Spragus, an employs Of the FIRE.
mont mill, surprised those assembled AZ
Vie supper table a. his boarding house on
iAars3ay evening By suddenly arising
sad bidding them all farewell Upon be-
iag questioned he said no bad taken
poison. lie Vas at once taken % Ntilers
efag store, where ga sntidote sAs admin.
seesed. bat though . physician worked
VITA him Zoe some time, there were no
sssns OF any possaa whatever. la answer
70 az questions he said he wanted to die.
some Of as friends think be 10 suffering
ifesa brain trouble. as he Was III for some
.Hls during she summer. hus ., is said shss
ss lad been drinking considerably Ia TIE
ssssvaooa. Yesterday he Vas in bis rsass
pace. seemingly 10 good health.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-06

We invite all Who wish 90 buy meats at
the lowest prices quoted in the city to try
the fsne refrigerator meats. You can get
more Of them for your money than any
other kind. Sold at Pacific Market House.
sos Frcnt street: Denver Market, Second
and Madison; Queen City Market Fourth
and yesier.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-06

Do you remember what We did for you
last Saturday nj the Fulton Markell We
will give you another grand benefit to-
day. Special prices on everything in the
meat lire. The quality Of our meats Is
better and our prices are lower than any
market In the city. The Fulton is the
favorite resort for Saturdays marketing
We will have a complete line Of fine
dressed poultry. The old reliable Fulton
Market. Hinckley block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-06

The steamer State OF Washington broke
some part of her machinery on the trip
down from Whateom yesterday and did
not make her usual return trip last night.
and will probably not 60 out before SUM-
day. The Monticello delayed her starting
time two hours to accommodate some pas
sengers who travel on the State.
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ron rus wssraiNsrkR FArK.

No~ahssstSnsF Gsedwss In iown-fro-
aae- for Australasia Market
". ii. Gosdwte. commissioners 20 NASH
Mssoa Of ihs Royag Agricultural and In
eassFsAl Society OF New wssiminsisr. and
representative ri the cities OF Ne~ West
.'sasisr sni Vancouver. 70 guest &c the
Arlington. having s,,rae here in the interest
10 "a
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No meat il sold q, such low prices IS
refrigerator meats. Try it Pacific Mar
ket House. SO Front street; Denver
Market. Second and Madison Queen City,
Eaorsh and Nrstsr
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A swsv sisv.

Every twenty-four hours no iess than IFS
passenger trains, representing eleven railroads.
arrive and depart from the local depots Ia Min
neapoiis. These trains, II consolidated into one
traiu, roughly estimated, would Include IFS Gu
gsnes. coz cars. LIS trsinmen, would measure a
little over eleven miles. would weigh trihs
ever $4,000 tons and could comfortably carry
s7.9so passengers besides several ship loads Of
baggage. OF all these trains. without doubt the
beat quippsd and most popular trains are those
via tho Norih-wsstern line. y. W. Parker, COL
Frontstrset. Puget sound agent, sesttla
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-06

AT the government weather bureau 1t Is
announced that Thursday was the warm
e.. day ever experienced In California dur
inr the month of October. At o'clock
the thermometer in San Francisco regis
s.rasf a Tn tho sh AIDE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-06

Mutton sale az fakirns Market today.
Cheapest place in town 20 get your Saa-
dax roast
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-06

pAcuIc COAST STEAMSHIP coxrAsl

sYEAmERa.
pAcIFTc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch ssesnsrs from SEATTLE
- follows
Fss sxn FfsnEfseo via Port Tovrssnd ana Vie
tosta. as q IA ffssss@ngsFs reesss<e on board sf
IA H.i Oct s u. -. ,. =. 81
For Alaska. Oct. ls s1a q
Froru Sac Francisco. taf Tfesovsa and Pnrss
soun9 ports. az . m.s Oct s, :, AZ. ~, =, n.
Tickets rzay be cbfAined nc fss ofscs % the
cons csry. ~ Oesaa 6cek. ssxftssL
GOoDAfI- PEREISs 4 co.
9saersi Assnfs. ssn ffaneisca
J. r. goasscs, Z. q s0yks sssssla
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camel's-hair underwear. splendid value. TO-
esy and Monday Gully, IS esnts per garment
uxatns pauson & Ca.
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Dr. Jaegsr's celebrated sanitary underwear.
only sl7s per garment today. Hyams. Psuson
n -
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DR.. +. w. Sloan has removed bis offices
10 Is and % Occidental block.
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when Mexican
Mustang L.iniment
goeSin,
Infianamafion,
gees cut.
Pain teaches
many lessons,
enc Gf which IS.
use Mexican
Mustang Linfu2ent
Sharp aEl1es,
Dull aches,
Al aches,
cease to- torture
when touched by
Mexican Mustang
Liniment.
For
Quick penetration.
Quick relief,
Quick cure,
use Mexican
Mustang L.infseut
Mexican
Mustang L.iniment
cures quick
because it
penetrates quick.
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STEAMER fARALLoS.
Dispatches steamers for sea Francisco Oct
Il, Nov. 9 Nov. ID, Dec. * and every Is days
thereafter.
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets and freirht rates can he obtained by
applying 20 J. g. CAkRolls Agent
Union dock. foot of union street. Seattle
Telephone 6l
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

e. q DYPAxrxxyr ov Asmcrrrrns1
NKArHKR BvRKAc.
PORTLAND. Or. oe%- ! ls4&t
foreeast los Saturday: Fair cooler
II. p. AEcsAroaR.
Observer In CnafgA
rtnEr s1AYss DRyAKTwxsr ~ asRrcrLruRu.
v1AxE8k HrRHxr-pArLy BrE1Erfx
SEATTLE Wxsh Oct S f19&
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SKAGIr RIVER ROUTE
- STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD.
Leaves Lilly. Bosardus & Co.'S dock. Seattle.
Tuesday. October 2. 10 y. m THURSDAY. October
4 IL u m. saturday 0ctcbsF 6 10 a. Al.
Rsturn-I.aves Mount Vernon Wednesday.
October a. IL noon; Friday. October = II noon.
Sunday, ortobsr 7. 10 .. NJ.
Calling at Everett stanwood, Fir, skagft city
and Avoa. Fare 81. Meals 25<
LILLY, BOGARpUs & Co,
Telephone No. s0a 0wncrs and Managers
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nav. Your Aaar... cs.r.s.


Ths nsw Seattle City Directory 10 nov ia press.
Any one having made change In their onsi-
mesa location or place q residence sincs called
on BY the enumerstor can have the corrsefion
made By notifying BY mail or otherwise Fcaz's
seattle Dissetory Company. "a korvsa build
ing. city.
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE.

STEAMER RAINIER
Rebuilt and reFnrnished. leaves Lily, Bogsrdus
a Co.'S deck Monday. Wednesday ana Friday a.
q m. for KsngsgcA. Port Gamble. Bangor. ses-
beck. flliwaup. nuwssso, iioodspest. Vutoa
CITY and intermediate points, arriving IN Unien
City at 70. Leaves Uuton City q n. Tues
day, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, arriving In Seal
lie at IN r. - LIBBY. Master
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA.
Steamers leave esu francisco Tor Honolulu,
Samoa. Auckland, n. z, and sydney, N. We
without change
Steamship Mouowsi. October Is. p m
Honolulu only ,stssms h ~ A ustfalia. sept -.
THoS A. GRAHAM. AGENT. sfARR-BofD
BLOCK, SEATTLE.
W WEBSTER dat Aren't Vancouver, y. G.
j. d. sfREcKsIs & Bios Co. General Agsnfss
Fan Francisco.
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For one week only re will sell the eele-
brated W. IL. Mcisraycr's sour mash.
Gacksnhssmsr RE. and Old Grow sour
mash whisky. at 81 per bottle. Abrshsms
s,ree<rr Eornt,anF
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
Portland. Oct 5.-Wheat-valley, zoe !;
WaIia Walia, 63ixGr64c.
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Frora Sac Franessec. tsr Fiesovss and Pnrss
S0ua9 ports. af q n.s Oct s, :, AZ, ~, -. n.
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Tickets RAY be ebtzlnsd nc sss ofscs % d.
con- rsry. 81 Oesaa Gcex. se4ftssL
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STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.

Steamer leaves Ye.ier wharf. Seattle
For rates and other information Apply
L A. NADEAU. Gen. Agent. y. L. II. h.
lesior Ave. and Front ST. seattle
& q. YFRKEs, Agent. Ycsier Wharf.
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puaET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAMSHIP
i COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
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James West. gnnsnith; call at Fox's
gun store
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VANCOUVER R0rTE-A Trip THROUGH
' tee fsianda sfEAkEk UTOPIA, J. ". Mo
GreSor, Master
Leaves Tacoma IL neoB. Seattle Csnsras
wharf. 81 m, Mondays and Thursdays for Port
Townsend, ARscostss, Faifhavsn. View Wascofn.
blaine sna Fn6ay Hsrb1r. goang tbrsugh -
Vancouver Thursday trip
Fare - Bains. q: fare 20 vsncouvss. "a
For farther Information Apply ~ Central
wharf
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER EosAIIE.
Arlington Dock.
Leaves tor yictoris aud Pert Townssud daily.
sxeepf 8ua9sy. at n 30 q 70. returning. leaves
Victoria q M steamer idaee isasss for Fsrs
Townsend snd way yosis daily. exesps sunday,
~ q rs-: sunday. direct. a. .. m. !: rstnrsing
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sIEAMER CHfLKAr.
j. W. MeArsp. Master, Oil leave seattle % %
about the l0th and 18th OF each month, making
regular trips fare TO Jupsan. frstefass. 80.
seeend~class, so Fare 70 Juneau and return.
ErstelAss. sso. second -slsss. So
,. G. CARROLL. Agent,
unfon Dock, foot Of Union So. sssstiA
Tsfenhuus al
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d a STEAMBOAT AND TRANSPORTATION

STEAMER ISLAND BELLE.
q u. Breendsif. Msstsr.
Leaves City pocs, feet OF Aain street. evefy
Monday. Wednesday aud Friday ats p M. for
Fort Townsend. Anacortss. bamish. Fairhavsa
ana whssoom. soiag through 10 Blaine on eat-
arday
err Docx Co, AgsstA JOE KfspALI.
Isisrnons asd General Aansssn
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-06-27
WINCHELL-w INCHELL

Rev. j. F. Winchell, pastor OF the Bap.
fist church at Rockport, Ind, and Miss
Hattie Winchell, of Tobinsport, were
married at the Fourth and Walnut street
Baptist church, Louisville, at the even
ing service on Sunday, June IL, Rev. T..
IT. Eaton officiating. The happy compile
came down on the following Tuesday
mornings packet. and an elegant receipt
ion was given them at the home OF the
bride, in Tobinsport. On Wednesday
they went to Rockport, in which city
they will make their home for the pres
emit. Miss Winchell was one Of the
most elegant and accomplished ladies ol
Perry county. She has been favorite
teacher in the common schools there for
several years, having received her edu-
cation at Valparaiso, Ind. and Lebanon
Ohio normal schools.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-06-27

at has cured others and will cure
you" is true only Of Ayers sarsaparilla.
The motto suits the medicine and the
medicine the motto. What better as.
surance could you have that remedy
will cure you, than the fact that II has
cured such multitudes Of othemf
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-06-27

The worse your Catarrh, the moro yea
nssd DR.. sAges catArrh hs'usdy.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-06-27
BROKE UP THE GANG.

swell, OF course, the death OF Jesse
really broke up the gang. He was always
their leader and the daring, active spirit
among them. Some of the gang were
killed, others captured, and others gave
themselves up and served short terms.
The last to surrender, and, curiously
enough, about the only one OF any prom
inence who is still alive, was Frank
James. Only last week l saw a little
paragraph in one Of the st. Louis papers
about how Frank James, ''the notorious
reformed outlaw" had tainted on being
vaccinated in that city. Strange, for
don't think that cooler, neryier man
ever lived.
Jesse was much OF q coward at heart,
but don't think that Frank James ever
knew what ii was 10 be afraid in his life.
He was at Jesse's funeral and there were
great many people who knew 1t. But
they were most Of them his friends, and
then, too, don't think that any one
would have cared TO mention the fact at
the time.
"The surrender OF Frank James show
cd that not only did the outlaws recog-
nixe that the days Of their reign were
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-12
To the Creditors of l. Phillip
 6 Bro.

s. Brown, Assignee, vs. I. Phillip & Bro. ct
 al.--In Chaacery at Birmingham, Ala.
 YOU and each of you are hereby notified that l in said above stated cause decree was rendered on, to-wit: the 11th day of July. 1Ss4, wherein the register and master Of this court wascirected to make publication in the Birmingham Age Herald once week for itors of said I. Phillip & Bro. to file in said above stated cause with the register and mas & Bro., duly verified before some officer au- thorIzed 10 administer oaths, and failing to do within ten days from the expiration of the said publication notice, that their claims will be forever barred from participation or dis tribution in the assets of said 1. Phillip & Bro in the hands of the assignee.
 And you, the said creditors, are each hereby notified that this publication will be completed on the 2d day of August. and all claims not filed within ten (1O) days from that time will be barred from participation in said assets in the haRds of S. Brown, assignee.
 jy12 3t wed CHAS. A. SENN, Register.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-12
ON THE SEA.

PASSENGERS ON A STEAMSHIP CELEBRATE
 TIRE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
 The AG EMERALD has received Il pro- gramme of the celebration of the Fourth held on board the steamship New York en route from Europe 10 New York city. Dr.. J. c. Morris of this city opened the pro- ceedings with prayer. He and Judge H.. M. Somerville were both down for oratione, while songs and rectations from number of the passengers were interspersed. Hon. Charles Denby, United States minister 10 Chiua, also delivered an oratiop.