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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

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Sea gtie. Etuoa14 and Everett ROME.
Two roHr3 tras Sally exeep. S9rssav
leaves seattle - a. fu p NJ f-o.--
essts Syifh s.earlfT NJ kas3o FOR snaAorntsAs
ANS a. coius4a ao~ek. foot OF Marion
81 wef
LeaEes Everefl - D m - p. III. Cor
necss NH Steamer FsYar for Taef.rsa
Lands "a. Merchants aoek F,varets
Seaste 1escstna Navigation C,esa1@rsv
FRANK W. srtop4t~F Manager
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TIME. SCHEDULE.


II erect Jsne Is 49,
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
Fer 81 Paul al III L4St. 81 3. q. -
EnE spokaEe 4at L~oca1. 10 = ~ -
80 &. ~.
For Portian.. go a. n. Ard -, . "a
'For Olympia. Gray's Ea-s'or ana 800
B@s1- - N
Fer Carbonate. 2.s5 D. II. -
Fer Tacoma. 40. Tls aa1 O. NJ
ar4 sss1 J.. m
TEAMS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
From 81. Paul and ras.. 6 - q. n -
From Spokane ard Local 10 q q ~
! . ?. m.
Fran Fer,lant. SIC sns L: o N
From olympia. Gray's Haroof -
S1ufa Bend. $40 D. III
FROM Carbonate. 10 a. r. -.
= - srt u - . r. ..er
.nal5y sxeeps Su-5Ay AZ others .s-r
Ta.s card sab5ect 10 change @i'eoas 4
tie. /.
Tar3aEn tickets 20 japan ard ChisA " n
Northern Pa a. SseaTshl? com1AaI
American isre -
FER rates. roetss ars o.Aer lnso-naSs
cal on or as1ress
I. a. SADEAc.
Genera. axcrs ssa:sie
Civ Ticks, Orlce- corner feslss
ars F'rcni street
Depot Ticket O~i.e, corner WO
a sEus a11 Columbia STREE,
A. u CHARLT0H..
AsstH.sn. Genera PaSssogsr Ak,x
No - Aorrisoa ssress. eofnss
Portland. Or.
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TIME CARD N k.Ft'E-41I JAN. J.
North b0und-Lsaves Seattle a. n:
leaves Port Townsend 4. III: leaves FRI
day Harhcr 1919 a. m: leaves Roche Tar-
hor fi.t5 2. n. arrives New Whascou
Go 2 II.
south bour8-Lsaves New Whatcon a
n. leaves Roche Hsrsor % A. n. leaves
Friday Harnor u a. m: caves Port
Townsend 2. M. arrives a. Seattle : IS
2.
j r Thompson. nsrager-owuer. LILY.
HoEnra8s Co. agents. Cry dock.
Telephone Main ST.
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II order 70 secure correct insertion %
ro1scas under These hsaesrgs fss same
s1o5fd BE- LEFT a. the BUSINESS Office %
fff~ rs per. No charge - made fer s1ch
.,sttees-
Funeral notices resolutions or other sp~-
ca announcements viii he charged a. the
rate OF 10 cents Der lsne Zach insertion.
pOgT-T%TELrIGES eER CO.
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Advert s..nersts under the head 81 Lost
Pound For sxse For Rert and SITUATIONS
Wanted will be- inserted 81 the rate Q, d
cent word each Insertion. Payment a.
ways IN advance. No advertisement IT,
celsss fer less than y cents.
SOTT~E-The business Office o. ire
posz-I n. siI5gsncs- fs open until II p. IA
gar.ay hours r. IN TO IL 10 y M ara
10 . % m Classified advertise meuts VIII
be received gp 20 this Tine
Advertls -menss viii he received AZ
branch Offices of the Post-lntallgencer
TACOMA BrREAU-So- liz PaclAc
avenue.
PORT ESD-wtiiiarn ]. Jones
EFrr.ISGHAM RAY-Sew Whascon.
o H. Culver. Manager
OfYMPTA--sI7fs Main street. snAfes
Watson. Agent.
The following letters await advertisers
a. this office:
A h g Elder. Long
business. Hanhiin Fefsaer.
Cook. l.. 3
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reward % $40 will b. pad FAR 'rsnr-
ma tor leading 20 the arrest ans cssnsse-
ton % any one sfszling copies 81 1a@
Fost-rrs siiIgenrer delivered to subscribers
throughout TIE city.
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DAILY TIME CARD
Leave. Arrive.
o,vrnia a. SO q ~ Tacoma at s.snarn
Tacoma a.. 100, II Seattle at...l2-a0 m
Seattle Al. ! ID 2 - Tacoma at. z.oa 2 n
Tacoma a.. $50 p n olympia at sop n
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily excep; Sunday
Leave Arrive.
Seattle at. 80 y Tacorna as $50 m
Tacoma az n - snf 0syTnaia at f.Ja Is m
olympia at ~ ? n Tacoma at. so p N
Tacoma a. 80 pm Seattle At. 80 n
Fare between Seattle ard Tacoma. =
GEMS L4ans9In< a Seattle City dock. soos
Ct Main street.
LILLY. Re- ~pr-s & co. Agents.
CITY lock. Telephone Main s.
Cart l.. Wiley. Manager
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VICTORIA ROUTE.


STEAMER RcSAIIE
Arlington soek. leaves for Victoria and
Pert Townsend daily. except SATURDAY,. AZ
= 20 ii. ns.. re- turning leaves Victoria Al
~ a. N. Steamer i3A.to leaves for port
Townsend an4 wsy ports daily exe#pt
sunday. a. a m. sunday direct, a. >
IN. returning. direct. leaves port
Townsend a. p III. Phone. Pike -
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STEAMERS.


PUGET SOUND & ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and V!ctoria. 3. c,
ie:iSar1 I.vs ~<f Seattle SCAR s:saa.i
Sym Lvl =. Pt. Townsend, = Arr .sspm
4:Spm Arlfla Victoria MLvi s-s0pm
sDaIy except Monday.
This steamer furnishes Nrs.-csass accom-
roGations. carving both freight AMI "a -
sengers. and leaves from Yes.er wharf.
Seattle.
For rates. etc. inquire OF
G. F Tp1~ NDvKE
Yesle- wharf. Seattle.
T. \ SA0FsF-
General Agent y. =. Railway.
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fhysr,gaers desiring display advertise
merits changed for the Sunday issse mast
hsn1 in copy By ] o'es0ea Saturday - n
euyc change.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE To CREDITORS All rerze.gs
having claims against TIE Guarantees
Loan ard Erust Company. - Seattle
Waxn.uk en- are hereby no. SEA- au4 ~
CURES 10 present the SANE verified -
tne uuGeTSi gre1. G.. rs ofT.oe room "a
ia ~ osf.4trE. corner q Sa~onf ara
therrv stress. 81 IRE rsfy oF S~s-t}e
coGutv 81 kgCE SAFE - gter
wrh.n three -lCr+ns from me Asfe -
fne arSt u1t. osatl0u - EMS resf~e %
W the SIS Saw % - ote.7ln-.v 80 IA
orss~ - have such cia ms .>te-1 81 .-5 nth-
e. v4lS cams aEa.rwr sal3 ro~paratta
JACOB Fl nth
>st r-ae as Receiver % ne Ctga~a-.se
Lean an Trust Company. q safe.
WaSNfuStcu-
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER wfyrApA

Capt. George Roberts
leaving Seattle for Alaska October M
iss.. a. 10 o'e.ock. and every nfseea 6n
thereafter
For freight ari passenger rates appy
10 J. c.. CARROLL. Agent
Schwahache- dock Tel. P!ka q
CHARLES f. PEABODY. S;@aerA Mar
age- Seattle
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kRCsE AND MADISON LINE.


VIII sal from san Franci-ro September
carrying fTe,gSi a. 81 PER ION. conneescil
az Seattle fer all points
2 r CAME. Agens
Arlington .oSk Te1s~hops. PIKE
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wHATCOM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
RoUTE-Take steamer Bay City for A.
acortes. Fairhaven or E-hatcom. Lars
Az ~. M f,SN x.fee5 sest,e .. M NJ
Tues bays Thursdays and Saturdays. r.
turning leaves Whateaul s p. m: Faiyht
ven SIS p. m. sai anacoFtes D.
m. Sundays. Wednesdays ard FrldayS
FareS-Seattie ST or 81 80 roani trip: II
coma sl.25. or g round trip
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STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United safes mail leaves City
dock foot ~ Man street. Monday, We'd
neszav and Friday az a. m. fer Port
Townsent San Juan Islands and New
WhatcOrn Returning. leaves New What
com Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, a.
1 a. II.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT VASE,
TNGTCNN ROUTE.

INGTGN ROUTE.
STEAMER n r. ROBINSON.
Carry ing L $ MAJ,
On PORT Orchard ana Port Nashing.ea
~ss,-e caves csgy lock. foot o. Ma
Street. So 4. M. csll!as q South Reafl
Ysss-shey. Brscs Yard. ErezasT;on. U.sS
Navy Yard. sidney. Chars~s. On. Tracysoi
t~nsco. SsIvsrdale. Leaves Port orcsaid
navv station az p n. arrives Seatis
al 50. m & y. Robinson. master. LIN
Rogardgs & Co. agents Isiepaone. Ma
81
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sTRS. GARLAND AND EyANGEL.
Seattle and TownsentSezh BAY rou<A
Steamer Garland i~4vss Yssssr dock Non.
aays. Wednesdays ard Fridays az : Al
for Port TowaseYss. Port Williams, Dun
geneSs. Port Angeles Pert Crescent. Getty
burg PvShi. ClaIam BAY ard Seah BAY.
returning. arrives a. Seattle .. n. -
opposite days. Steamer E.yangel 'eavm
Yesler dock for Port Angeles and vicicfA
Morsavs. Wednesdays and Fridays u tk
,. m: arrives Seattle alternate Gays -
y.
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!. & 3. TRANSPORTATION co.
SEAGIT RIVER ROUTE.

STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves Seattle Tues 1sy. September =. I
5 a n. Thursday. October /. at a. a..
SATURDAY. October :. n { a. m. leavN
Mon. Vernon. "Wednesday. September n
at. 3. IN Friday. Oetooer >. al a. o..
SUNDAY October 1. al 9 a m
City dock. Steamers for n POINTS ca
~. sound Open al night. TslerAocG
Man :. :. q. YERkEss. Manager.
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NF.ST-NfSETER Pre- sby terrain Tflurcfa-
proa..fl'S hail. Ninth avenue. Rev.
uexh W fs4lehrist pastor 9ssi preach
9ghlect morning "iu The Superior
Court Evening: ''FeIl1w ssais, VITA
Christ"
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND sEATTI. e
ROUTE
g. WHEY Navigation Co.'S steamer
MCLTNOAAH
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MR. r. A. WHITE and family wish 20
thank the many kind and synspat hiking
friends who 80 faithfully assissed ~ car
ing for their son Frank during his last
illness.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT VASE.

STEAMER MARY z. pERLEY
leaves Csa,bralth dock. foo; OF Washine
tor street. for South Reach. Sylvan GrovI
Pr White. Bremerton. Tn.tei states Dry
Dock. Caagles.cl. Sidney. Tracyioa. Chi
co. Stiveraale az so ,. IA. Saturday. -
D n. Sunday. : p m returning. .0vW
ssiver6als a. si5 a. m Telephone. hsd
rsr
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NOTICE To ELEC-ToRs- Notice is here
as gwen that Inc pei books 81 me ssT-
eral precincts OF tae city os Seattle viii
close for the registration eg voters al
- O'Clock midnight. Tuas lay. October
T. lS*. and viii remain closed unt4l The
4ga day % Ncvengbev. fSc.
WILL. n. PARRY
Cry Comptroller ana Ex-ortcio CITY
Clerk. OF the Cltv az Sea..&s.
Date OF first publication. september -
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BANKS.
~,-roS.r. BANK OF COMMERCE
pala-u7 capital ...-......-..-.--..----ssso''o
T,a-sacsx general banking business
" y Eaissrt .--..--.--'-''- y-,,-. $500.
II = ue1ry ..-...--+-..-----' iSe ~s.1I..
r = Sps-cs- -.-.----.-'-~--.'---
safety Deposlt Boxes FOR Rent
THE FIRST NA .rFfs: BANK OF
ra.s-ue oaplAl ..-.....-...- 81 so
s1-psus -. ....--..--.-..--. lsa'as0
Maurscs McAEckea Wee t'Tss.ss..
--N fse-s-ss Sa-ki~w business TRANSACTED
ssxss ara sa.errspA:: excasz<e. payaes
II al The G-.ncasl elIes Q. 1as
v-niref States aa9 Scrope
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental Beck Seattle. Wasa-
c.a @.5r i; ,Sp TRrsrEEs
Jaeoa yEvla a.. Erss!sen.
A a5E = Dsnay se,sl v .Ss fr rsss
Jar.s.~- HAYDEN. Manager. cAsa'r ssey
Ftank I. Bls4<stt -. Assassan,, . Sesa-eE
&. {. Neuts.3sr. J. +. Green.eaf-
--ansacts savings bank business Ak
psaos',s received from 81 20 SIS. 90
Tngerest Allowed uer au5Em: SIX per
cent o. term deposits: per cent on CT
Tsv5ss-fs secars6 las. days OF May ard
November L0ars mate OF reA- estate o.
approved co.latsrsis onay.
THE PUGET soyNp NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL stock PAD IN ...--..ssS 90
Surplus .-..-.- .-.-.--...''.... Jaw
Jacob rur,a ............--..........S President
E. c Neatel.ev Wee Press5eni
2. V. Ankeny .-..-..-.-....-..-.....Ga saasE
correspon.snce II al he princlral cities
II the United States and Europe
BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Ps.d-ua eapstal. 5.oeo. 90. reserve. 800
CO.. Head Office. - Lombard Stree. Lo1-
don. Branches. Portland. san trAncssco.
Seattle Victoria Tacoma. New Nsstn,l1-
SER. Nanasnao ksmloops. Nelson, Van
c0uver r. {. \ general banking ard ex-
Change business transacted Loans H1ase
granted. Deposits received on current ac-
r. LEA BARNES. Manager.
pExrER HORTON & co. BANKERS.
In-oroora ed 1857.
Capital 81: e 20 20
Vice Prssiient...,.....w. " Iadi
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE

STEAMER Utopia
reavss Tacoma. = noen; Seattle. Yom
vha-f. $ ?. IA. Mondays ard Taurs1ss
soy Port Townsend, Anacortes. FairhAsen
Yea whztcom. Blame ard Friday Ha
Der. ana Vancouver. arriving Nsaeauvef
D m following Gay,
rara "a Blaine. =: fare =, Esncouvs,
Sc Tar further information Apply to Yes
Ter wharf
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FOR EXCHANGE.

NE WILL EXCHANGE new goods Tor
secondhand household goods, you can
eeiecs from the largest stock o. furYf-
ture, carpets. stoves. ranges. etc in ,hs
city, ard get A liberal allowance for any
ki-i OF secondhand Household gooda
Frederick. Nelson & Munro. i.l3 TO isc3
Second avenue
FOR EXCIANJi E-Srnau farm unincs,rn-
esTeG. for city property. Herbert :
Upper. = Scheuerman block
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a,-.,Eyr SOUND & CENTRAL. AMrnl
CAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Steamship Trans: VII leave S>assie a.
Central America On ocsoeer .ta.
REGULAR sallsngs between Paeet
xoard za1 Ce1.Yaa AraericaA
rorts. General o1&ce. Mutual Lie
ha.I5i1E.
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FIJI ON THE FLYER"

FIT ON THE FLYER.
SEATTLE To TACOMA.
Four -oaEs trips 3al.S- exceps Su.d1v.
Z. ore hour sEd sws2-y-6ve rrsaufss
TIE STEAMER ~FI4TF.R
Rsruar taET TRIPS. Seattie-raco.s
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY,. NAY.
TIME CARD.
S5-~-H ARE ssc. rcGni trs, .sc
Leave S@ztsse--1.s5. tf.ls a. "a. Tx a.
z. TT
Leave -zcorua~-s.ss a. H.. I. 4-N.SNr
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seatt'@-4 a. III. - r. s y m
Leave -1rc-na--@1S - a IT.. ~ NM
Landing AZ Northern Fac.ac Mari ~
coma. Ard Commercial dock. foot OF ~
ron street. Seattis-
Sundays. steamers Flyer aai S:a;e l,
wasA-ugtoz. fare SSc.
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wASTFD-A young lady would like a
gs,ace 10 help for her board IN refined
family. good references. Address t.
ere foSt-fntellsgefcer
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--auncts a savings bank business ak
clgStTely- -.
pe.as IS received from 81 20 81. "a
y-reresr Allowed uer aE-E11. SIX per
cent o. term deposits. 4 per cent on CT
15nsry deposits
T,syFss-is sec.ars6 las. days Of May ard
November L40ars mate OF reA- estate o.
approved cosIatsrsis oz4y.
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
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CAPITAL stock pad IN ...--..-.ssN 30
Surplus .-..-s- .-.--'-s..s....- Jaw
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Slght exchange and telesraphlc Trans
fers on New York. Chicago. S. Paul. Ss =
Francisco. Portland and various points n
oregon ard British Columbia
S.ght bills 81 exchange On London avail
able elsewhere IN Europe.
Collections made al az points on favor
able terms.
Bonds. stocks and other vslrabies re-
ceive. on deposit for safe keeping.
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Correspondence n al he principal cities
II the United States and Eu-ope-
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PACIFIC RAILING AND PLATING co.
IL c.S.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

COMPOSITION - In norparer rn!n!on
brewer or long primer faces on the fol-
lowing size boss'ts; Noaparell or min
ton not exceeding II ems pea: BREWER
rot exceeding Is ems plea. long primer
rot exceeding - eIEs plea Special terms
On large orders A3ress post-fntsI!-
gerrr-. Seattle
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY 70
manufacturers. business houses and pub
liz men by me Press CisDrYt,r Bureau
tAUens,. Union book. Portland Or
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The following letters await advertisers
a. this office:
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70 - Q1sea Cety Trznx Factory. repaz--
tx s2se alcy. Eexter avsn1e 2az CSsz-
H.. A. E-~E.ckl lis 60 -
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS an.
nJal meeting Of Puget Sound Navigation
n improvement Company vii be held
a. the Offices OF :he Seattle Tug aui
Barge Company. a. 30 p. n. Monday.
FtoAer = Is9S
SAMUEL. 81 TTON. President.
George White. Secretary
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DYrIxG AND CLEANING.
SAN FRANCISCO DYE WORKS. so SEQ
ard Te.sph0ns. Red 81
urfr.ts uvE WORKS IL Jackscy-. Tel
encore GszsE -
----------------------- -
UNDERWRITERS
rsr-TTrzWORTH & SONS uns4rtaks-~
a. - salrnsr%. corner Tnsr1 av4-.s
"a PIKE Te.~p- 5rs. PIKE q
ICE AND COLD STORAGE
DIAMOND ICE AND cold sTnpAr.r
f-ssx.anT foot Crsor Street -s~ssa~.-
tres eryxtal ice fTorS SsF.sIes ~aser
PIANOS AND SEWING MACHtNEs.
FOR SALE OR REST-Coa- Cexser.. rIf-
Fra=t tels9ne-se Ban 50
REMOVALS.
HENRY EoDE. ALA. .sy4 F.&s street.
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LIABILITIES,
INCOME.

INCOME
Net cash actually received for acct
dent and plate glass premiums. -.
Netcasn ac. ually received for marine
premiums
Received for interest and dividends
on bonds, stocks, loans, and from
Received from all other sources.
Total income
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nually find them most profitable invest
ment for all classes of business. He gives
the ngures obtained from various sources,
showing the attendance on the principal
days and showing the increase in bank
clearances Immediately following carnl-
val week. The letter presents many
strong arguments for liberal subscriptions.
Ihe committee on theatrical DEMENT'S,
consisting of Oscar Boldemann, David
Rich and l. l.. Rosenthal, has secured two
more offers of assistance from the theaters.
Walter Morosco told the committee when
1t called TO name the date, and the Grand
Opera-house from pit TO dome, including
all the company and every accessory,
would be at its disposal.
w. e. Johns, the proprietor of the Park
Iheater on Grove street, also offered to
place his establishment in the hands OF
the theatrical committee for any night
they might name within the next week or
two. Alfred Bouvier, representing the
Hayman interests in this City, has sent a
telegram to Mr.. Hayman telling him OF
the visit of the committee and asking
power to act.
An address to the manufacturers of the
State is IN the hands of the corresponding
secretary. That officer desires manufac-
turers handling carnival goods TO send
price lists and information regarding their
specialties for the guidance of the decora-
ton committee. Eastern manufacturers
of decorations, buttons and badges have
already sent their price lists to headquar-
tiers, but not single local manufacturer
of any class of goods has called or written
to ask if he could supply anything.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-22
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.
Elder Tanner Speaks Upon Prophecies
and the Meaning of Present
Disasters.

1.-THE Signs of the Times" was the sub
iect discoursed upon by Elder Henry S.
Tanner, president of the California Nor
mon Mission at Pythian Castle last night.
He said: There is much speculation
upon the date of Christ's coming, but we
should confine ourselves to hat which has
been revealed, as revelation is not an idle
meditation. Unto the people of the Lord
sure word of prophecy has been given.
Through revelation hundreds of subse-
uuent events, with seemingly unnatural de-
tails, have been made known. Signs of
our present and future were as clearly
foretold as was the fail OF Babylon.
''In fultillment OF prophecy, the Cos
pei of the kingdom has been restored and
communica ton between God and his chill
dren again established. While all nations
are being distressed and preparing for war,
people from all countries are gathering
into the noun tain of the Lords house to
learn righteousness and be preserved from
destruction.
Because of the judgments now coming
upon the earth men are distressed, their
vitality is ebbing away and their souls are
being swallowed up in the fastness OF the
times.
'ln frequency and destructiveness the
tornadoes of late years surpass all former
ones. We must throw off our yokes of
bondage, rise from our spiritual leth argy
and grasp the strings of hope held out Tor
our rescue. But few seem willing to re-
ceive the Gospel, and as in the days of yore
righteousness is an opprobrium 10 the I'M
godly."
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-22
Mcguire Believes That the Fac
tons Will Be Pulled
Together.
HE STANDS NEUTRAL NOW.
Considers That Continuance cf the
Present fractional Fight Would
Be Ruinous.

The Buckleyites will declare themselves
strictly IN the municipal game at a big
meeting of the regular" Democratic Gen
eral Committee for next Tuesday evening
in B mai B rith Hall.
The ousted delegation to the State Con-
vention is also to be there. In fact, it is
joint meeting OF the members of the gen.
eral committee and the delegates.
There will be no doubt of the stand and
intentions of this faction after that meet
ing. 1t proposes to go right ahead as the
regular party organization and to take
early steps in preparation for primary
for a municipal convention. Their treat
ment at Sacramento, where they were
given no show TO present evidence sus-
tanning their claim to be the regular party
organization, has but made them more de-
termlned than ever to fight for ultimate
victory.
At the meeting on Tuesday evening
there will be all sorts of resolutions passed
and all sorts OF speeches made and the
cause will be whooped up generally.
1t is proposed to perfect and strengthen
the organization at once. Not only will
the headquarters at 935 Market street be
kept open and probably enlarged. but it
is proposed to open regular headquarters
in every district in the City. There is in
fact more life among the Buckleyites than
ever and the predictions OF their rivals
that their organization would go to pieces
are anything but realized.
So the local Democracy presents as in
teresting a tangle as it ever did. The
Buckleyites have much the best of the
game so far in having several times the
numbers of their rivals, in having nearly
all the party workers with them and in
having on their side the legal points
which will determine who is entitled to
place on the ticket if the matter gets into
the courts, where the Buckleyites propose
to carry it.
They have the best of it, too, at this
time through the fact that Rainey has
captured control of the JunUa organization
through the deal by which Ed Lanigan
has transferred his allegiance and his
sixty votes to the Rainey-Daggett faction
of the Junta The Junta is hopelessly
split and with Rainey bossing the
ma iority faction its claim to representing