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contract ~ Iuttins electric fam y ~
sewers.
We'll. studded social conditions Win
Cousin Dennis three ysap, spending ny
spsrs tine 10 acquiring knowiedge ef
the practical workinss u the 6ovsn-
ment Ut was never proved I vo<ed
-four unss for McDwssnsy fos AIdse-
mani Then took . sub-contrast to-
painsing the euspidors In the city Hah.
and that really was my hrst start ID
life. rhsrs vas more SaOidesv thAn
you would think. and BIG pssoes u the
Job. But II was au honest. even u
comptroiless dida't vsaI niesoeeooss
on their eyes In thaA days.
After that was sset by The ward to
the Board Of Aldermen. an hodnt
bean there long hsfors resolved 70
sacrifice my life 10 the puelie. ]
worked early and late. and took 70 IN
vsstin' my modest savin's y real sstatA
Thsa's how I cems TO- buy then tene.
meuts an the tWO oolooo1 oAeee ehAe
time. The inveotigatinG committee vas
8 partisan board trying % 49, polit.
g! e.s.ss' e sef o'po:a:isge e, ~ =. We
intsrest q the essosA INV OsS
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DULL TONE
N STOCKS.
Prices Up and Down and
Trading Was
Light.

Tho opening figures In the stock mar.
kst to-day continued 10 display consid-
cradle irregulariiy with duiness. Ad-
vances and declines were evenly dis.
trtbuted.
American Sugar. Tobacco. Brooklyn
Rapid Transit. Consolidated Gas and
Missouri Pacific we're the most conspic-
uous stocks In the advance list.
American Sugar moved upward with
rapldtty. Opening At -. SIS above yes.
terday's close. the price fractionslly on
heavy buying reached above - - Con-
solidatsd 0as IVES up - to III. and To.
baeco. Missouri Pacific Brooklyn Rapid
Transit and American Ice Company
made similss substantial gains.
AnonG The dspsssesd Issues were Mo-
Fspo,itaa. ~ 10 ~ but iaiss this Issue
advancs1 10 ~ IL National Lead. ~
to =
In the railway IL, the declines wsss
numerous and limited to fraetioas.
eArticuiady IN the Pacific issues
Third Avenue Was very eFrstie. ne
first ngure resistered g. which wss Q
- point lover than las, night. ths nest
sale was at = ~. then si-1 end ths
prise hnally' on the mat transaction
jumped 10 = - only ~ under yes
terday.
rhs total ssiss Of stocks to-day wssv|
~ ~ shares. and Of bonds sp4i.0o. par
value.
Prices pacsed before the appeannce
Of the hank statement. the rsiapse
aco.nata9 10 ] - 10 - u oNaas.
bird Avenue and AstropolitAS. The
dSaaed q The lower level sti6sne6
Tho closing was moderately active and
Dtsen9 ~ NJ gains thsoughovs the list
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In London's smart sst Lady Mays
strtkinw beauty makes her promtesne
ngufe. Bhe 10 tall has Tit!an-red hair
and n wonderful complexion. Her
gowning II superb. She 10 an enthusiast
nc .yachtswoman.
She IN n sister OF the wealthy young
Han De-la-Warr. whose ancestor. 9ir
Ipomas West. Baron. Of Ds.la- War and
Governor General Of Virginia In 1olS.
gave his name TO the Delaware River.
4 later ANCESTOR married In ISIS Lady
Elizabeth sackville. daughter OF the
last Duke OF Dorset.
Lady Mary's eldest sister Ia the wife
Of Count Strickland della Catena. Co
lonial Secretary OF Malta Her brother
vas prominently mentioned In connec-
tion with Promoter Hooley's ssvela-
tons. He received $1,000 for acting AZ
director Of Hocley's companies and for
other services.
Though a blood relative, Lady Mary
must not be confused With the daugh-
tiers OF Lord Ssrkvilie. Who. - Dir
Lionel Sackvllle-W West. was british MIN
lister at Washington from 1881 TO isso.
when he wrote q letter advising . SUP
posed voter Of English birth 70 vote for
Cleveland. President Cleveland ssnt
him home.
Lady Mary 70 also related 70 Lord
Salisbury, the British Prime Minister.
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QUEEN LAV|NN
HELD N $500.
Head Of Holland Danes
Denounces Arrest %
an Outrage.
EXAMINATION ON TUESDAY.
Says Action Brought b
Treasurer Trout 10 Subject
for Civil Suit Only.

Refreshed by dspartasat 49, sal
water and smoothsd - to her ravsa
tressss b. . kindly ee0e leaao1 - ~
BY Nstrsa rravsrs q Police HsaAsuas.
ters. Queen kavinia n. Demossy. W
was barbarously arsssasd last ntUht -
q charge Of ''dclnI' Tfsasurse 1fsUt, q
her theatrical company. sst q ~
showed iistis signs Of hss nAghs b ~
cells - she swept scosnfuily NE IL
Centre Street Court THE nssnia0.
The Queen OF the HollaaA DA0eo ~
dressed In & blue anA brown ehssk
skirt. . long seaiskin coat trimnsd With
astrakhan. q Jaunty hat With uuoeeoas
birds rampant ana Q dotted VEL
Detective Marion escorted her anA
Masistrats Bnnn rscsavsd her.
Mss Dsmpssy was loQuaNooa
NY arrest Wa IN outrsSs.f che
said. '-rhis matter 10 . subject for q
civil. not . criminal court ! know
Absolutely nothing about the crcum.
sasocso attending this natter"
"Havs you any oocupesionr' askA
~ NAOlStratA
'Nr" aha the Queen. y IN .
dsamaaist anl eemoesss. I live ~ u
w& TwsaAysseosd stsSsa. am
twensy-ax years old. have ben
forced b move many timss bscauss
peop,s bothered me % ashins for my
asslssaxns In all sorts os schemes.
Yea was locked W last night
The hrst night . Queen ever spent In
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ed Its business aSsnt to help Steam I'm.
sineerp' Union. No. % organise the on.
gfneers employed In the various furni.
iure factories throughout the city.
The demand Of the Kings County Dis.
trict Council Of the Brotherhood Of Car.
penters.. which will 20 Into effect May 1
and which calls for a scale OF u cents
an hour and = Saturday half holiday,
has been indorsed by csrpenters Union
No, IN BY a ypis oi the members, 81
Initiation fec TO 10 has been defeated.
The requer, made by Cisarmshers'
Union Nc; in Of union No. %, OF the
SANE craft. to Join the Central FEEDER.
stei Union, has been granted and IN,
body has elected Rudolph Modest and
a n1' ,s Wisf cl 70 arspfstsn H X the sca
at to-morrow's meeting Of the central
body.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Church AssocIation for the Advance.
mn, o. The Interests Of Labor viii be
neid az the parish house OF III. Chrysoe.
tom Chapel. Seventh avenus and Thirty.
ninth street. on Tuesday night.
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NAY
Be OPPOSED.
Minority Stockholders
Object to Permanent
Recoivor.

J Renewed opposition has developed
among the minority Stockholders Of the
Third Avenue Railroad against the ap'
pointment Of Hugh J. Grant a. pefmA.
nent receiver Of the company.
This minority Interest has no objec'
tion 10 Mr.. Grant personally, but fears
the Influences which were instrumental
in having him made temporary receiver.
These influences represent . laros mum
Der Of the crsditors hsadsd by rrs6essc
r. Olcott ana Louis Fitsgesnld.
Il has been aaia that the Hast.E iiss.
Lauterbach comb,se We eppossd 70 NJ.
Grant. but % . matter Of foct thsss
men Joined In the pstitioa 70 have
Grant appointed.
Nr. Grant was shs ssssotisD Of The
Board Of Disscsors. 4 assttag u The
Board has bssa called for Monday nsGt
when the question v1ll - settled.
Receiver Hugh J. Grant. OF the Thisa
Aveass Railroad. called AZ the Tsdseal
Guiding this forenoon and for an hour
and . quarter remained Ia consultation
With Judge LAcombs In the iatter's
chambers. NJ. Grant MS accompanied
by lAwyvr Lartfn. lawyer John X.
DsWsss snl Jolins were aiso present
~ the coafsreaes.
Ndse iAconbs subsequently Issued
thls erAss:
ia consequence Of the session Of the
Clsesis Court d ApseAls DE hearing IN
the matter Of the Old Colony fsuse|
Company aGainst thu Third Aveass
nA1e0o1 cempaay viii Be had on M.
~. AaseA u st . ?. H.. iassseA s(|
0asso u - originally ordered.
~ washer II II deslrAbs 10 iasus NJ
1he ce9Pt viii hear partSes asa any
~ intsessts1 ~ stockhollse o. credietse
o1oeoo1ly o. b. coUnssi - 10 whether
The receivssShip sAould ceoliaue; aase
- to the ss,setioa Of Q pssDaasas ~.
cavsr. an whether Il \ desirable 70
lnsos rsosivers certificates end ~ COO.
11toas GevsrainG them.
ia order that an psssoas interested
nay b ADVISED - 10 the slssiAs s1tus-
loo hsfors tAe heariaa ~ tsapesasy
'eesaver Vim eis he recon- q lGascA u |
1hs 0rAnd Jury u ready to beUlA prvb-
~ Into ths road's s6atrA Assistant |
Dasersce.Atteensy UrOss y psspasias |
Waterfall which ~ VIII submit 10 that
'ody q Aosday a Tussdsy.
0uhposnso Win b issesd q oacs for
'ertain direction Of the road, who viii
. ca1Ds1 upon 70 explain the wasseful I
'xpea11aurse.
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u ~ tielsst bes q ~ lsee
1G0oo 0Uos1e1 toulSSoa. 1hon -
Iealy thIfteea, bat AldefWan ~ C.
acted - raorse. counted the 80
49, sessps go eeesooo -
~ ~ 4. i "a - AZ = "
Csv sssettissss - eeve g.
hydrcphobia. DuoASu4q 80 NJ 49,
s ssiss = a.y ~ .se sS f'es 81
vss dschshund or spits that - -
0ssstiaes sssa CpsAsn
beer 'i sS:s SsS ,os me- benz ;esS al "a II
Lazarus SeApifD. ohaDero eee1u1 vi
ssssis fss The bssr s9d The fo!les 60
Shsplro mus. Psy. Sss ordered SkaG ~
b1rd b 91vea hin - ealvAga
Charley xareer rad . dosa4 49,
erams thas had been sent ~ t1ytoo4
fas ss. . ps. svre ,S Sassi. n e ~
10 Marsin Ensei. ramnsny Han;
~ byeksn leg 10 better than & Du1lo0 I
one. Watch snt; gccd luek:
''Olostein can't cooe and 20 ] -
ss's sssr, e *. HsA s'B6ffi sb
ri Am Ssnsins ssi nv psysicisS -
'''' A'.n -k6ass4 a. VAN wYcx-
.ss Hu.nsHPss - hes !.Ssc9 -
4 nust watch ,Ss fsadesisln. y ~ |
1sSsads upsa u. - . isy!sy e.nlahk - !
u n HAVING iSosbiss q - ~ |
esss!x.;,rs, ono,. ~oosrvw3s
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] ~ me Q nAa using loo1ed 6see
q Q Tim suliivaa chovdsr-ueeasy tn
~ nisd whsa Il comes down to ling
ysu on on the secret Of my political
saeosoa.
Net that I Al afsaid anyhodyi ~
nsxt With anything. but still II don't do
- Cash your name before the reform
pash too much. II gives EN- the rabies.
an. - me old friend Johnny scsnnsIl
says. "whats tho use Of eo,n' up In .
burnAn' buiidin' when y can see shs
nrs from the streetr' But. - promised.
here 0oss;
I've had ny trials IN my life. most
say. an many bitter enemies. An just
here want TO say that the statement
that whsa came over got ny Arse
rice In life UP . ladder with . he'd %
bricks 10 false. II was this way:
Ny mothers cousin. Dennis Nc
AanuA was Q builder In the Fourth
Ward. An ~ wanted me TO have the
sxpssisncs Of manual labor. and there
fore occasionally mingled with the
vorkmsn II hss helped IN NY later
iife. particularly when took that
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How?

6cisnttoe research discover that
the life forces that make tntslliesss
ss,seti0a from food to build d11sr0nt
paSts OF the body. when rsady to
build and rebuild the brain. seiss
upon the delicate particles q Phos-
plate Of Potash. which Is furnished
In certain portions Of the wheat and
barley kernels. and setting this ele-
nene lotp scttve vibrstioa 49, u -
AnA1Dnnats Nh albunoa
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!. LEAP TO DEATH.
Went Under the Wheels
In Freight Wreck at
Elizabeth.

IN freisht wreck on the Jerssy Gen.
trail tracks NJ Elizabeth this morning
William skillcn. . freight cosductor. Of
ii1s Washington street. Eussbsth. was
killed aud two brakemen barely escaped
death. Several ccsi can wess smashed,
a eahccse. two freight cars burned and
a big locomotive derailsd and thrown
Into q ditch.
An engine 10 whtch q cabcsss ~ q.
tached was hackios up an pluagsd
into . train OF loaded ffviGht nrs psas
the Alcxisn Hospital. Conductor skiiIsn
jumped and fell under the wheels. One
lsG WIS torn from the socket. He died
u . o'clock m the hospital
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The closing psicss Of cotton to-day
wers: Marco ~ 20 ~: Apsil. "a 70
80: Mas. sSs to AG; June. ~ 10 80;
August. "a TO s-S: Ssp,embss. ~ 70
Al: October. SO TO 40: Nsvembss. -,
10 80; D~cembsr. "a 10 ~: January.
i.1 10 ia Market very steady
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This ~ euuhanasisa b carried b.
The blood b I'll pafts q the body and
d ahooste1 b. ~ Aesv0 ooofrg -
br1in. 10 yso1il1 ~ 1so1po1e eoolo q
which bnia b 49, cd which nuge
b rsssved svesy ~ - the bsain %
ussd.
Gee a hsaia bsr,s % and desessgU
snsll porlieas q H. vhich ~ -
7Sass - 81. e = = ~
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TIE tvO brakansu w Wsss n ~
csbcoss hsd . rsaashabls sseaoA ~
csbooss vas csap;steiy dsastessd. we
thsy rs0ainsl ins1de.
Ths lseoootvs haA ~ eeos on the
IoGg bsassh Railroad. 90 ~ engineer
did not ksow any cars we're seAlis1 -
The Broadway sidstrsek. vhssA = now
Seldom uDe6.
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WASN'T USED TO GAS JBT.
u neesl - ~

csps August Fsrgsrsoa. Of the snip
johanna, iyias on Liberty Island. was
fousd u . o'clock this morning In .
roem Il ths Crest Eastern Aosei. white.
ham street. overcome by Gas.
The burner had been accidentally
tusss4 en- He rscovsssd ssilcisntiy TO
20 20 he ship.
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To 6anlD nv holA 0l6INS1 In e9oese
Of re requisvms"ts q the . ~ esat
rsae.
Clearing House statement for to-day
Esehsa0ss, oss5kosos; balances. 90.
-. Pcr the vesa Eschsnass. Ho.ap..
~; balances. 3A.iee.isa The oss-rssas.
usy had . 6sost balance to-day Of
NB16.
Tesal slsassA6 Of III The haak eisassas.
houses IN the United States for the veek
endins to-day we're N.oi.so IN. . a.
crease q NJ pr can't oves the CORE
sponlia6 period q last year.
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LAWYER LSPHYIAfBD.

wi1lls0 CssAlss Des1 10 ME DeA.
n0so evoo oas nat 0ssaos1
fpOO . 0eove.
WIIliaa L Ccs11as. svsaay -four yeAss
"a. Q lawyer. was found dsaA on tie
Moor 81 his rsoa In - Eass 1hirtesatA
sirsst q ~ O'Clock this morning.
~ Andlaly s1ellsd escaplAg -.
- tssce1 n. cochlan lay o. the ooor
y he niEht clothes. The cock d . sas
pared TO have died while erawiinG from
hls bed 70 shut Oh the eas.
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FUN AND FREAKS
AT ENGEL'S BALL
Canary Bird Chorus, Fine Dancing, Good Sphis
and Telegram from Croker
the Features.

/ WV HStvS o~mauueu Nov1y Vu0
lawyer. dodsing two canary birds asd .
champagne boetis.
| Read the City Record" replied A.
ssmolymaa issdcr Cohen. nsgetistiag .
hsif'Nelson on his pastnss 40 Dlun0lnG
into the grand marcA.
| Three snorts from The eernst. . bssael1
| OF tho psaos nom the violin ~ ~
AArfin Hnssl ball vas o.. IN sising
sun made laundry soap sdvsstissssat
OF the wooden Indian NAILED TO the outer
wan OF Tammahy Hall before the haa
was over. Ds Ass' s'ept late this
morning.
Martin Enssl ana his wife LED ~
mafch. Mn. Enssl wore . crsso-ees'
ersd iaes gown. % train. Nth salsFasus
ts'umang and sobe6scs . u sue-ssalas
v~y low. Ass ooi9uss vas Of ~
style Of the italian reoAl1sAnoA ouky.
with miassss se1 0axn1sese With
sn1iaA
Nest eeoe MAJ 8eeAooD ana Mo
~" Ae.ssus eo -
49,. ~ = -. .~...s... ""n-s. N
Mn a,..o.A s,,ss... ~ xs.-n -
800. m. 49,. -. ~. a. ~. -,
he, i'm. 80 c.,,s.A ..As, m. ,,sSs
Arm. Her colsur. -. .,,....a ,n.s a
a.,r MA 49,. ~. .,~ssS...1 4.
f..,h.,. .na .h.... s.,,,. - n. Ss..s.
.,,,, .on..-,.,..s. ~ e.s. -.
dls-ond. 80 -.~....... ~, -.
,o~,,o,.
.ts,,,- u.... 49,. .,.-.I.A
u -. ~" .~~ v.s.~ ~.
80. ~ S.s.I~|
- -" ~. -" 49, - ~ ...sa
1890 ~. 49, an 80 - -
~ A",,.s ."'. ess,. -'...s|
~. 49, -."..s - ~ n.
~. M NV ~
ne ~. se's ~ tne w enc % tnel
" mo :. ,,,on' ana A,e'. n1 rcss::
an" -. ..1 80" $50. ~.
me VEL aaa 'e.er .e'm'nsaecS
M 90 os,ctrn matt nv. . Sss, ssssss,|
and the band finished il . ssssA nal
the aansins bsosA.
c....- ~.
s'S Nv O
Four hundred and forty-saghs sasssy |
birds. rsprssen,ins part q - s,ssis !
brought East BY Csuneiimsa Eneei On |
, o., ', ax. IRON ron coo. !, ,s.
Originally there were ~. M Lsua.
Reach Rasnn. Who ~ Ae,essAe1 4.
49, w"o
e"a 49, ~. su ~ - .1ses
N Lo,,is A. - ssrsss - IN sws,vs
Of The bIrds 20 - iru~ c1asve,c.
THE resulted n ~ be1nG bosse1 tro0
the haii. win N61jee 1istolsteln. ~.
~. u.s,,..s.-. ~ 49, 49,
besS Of The ostroeloo1 ~ u ~ 61otrlet.
~, ..ss-s A. m. ..sssss.s.-C
rpne ~ - e,ssassco . |,
Judoe OelefogSA. Ceoact1oan uaeol vs.
Induced 10 49, ~ tpsso 1oooa bottles |.
Of eses AZ . c1fai q seansaaps |,
men rstlrsd & 0us 0leSlsIGo TT - L
and pases1 reeelutieas eoa1o0ntng -
ball. -, -
sisiv nS.Ssss "a tSs NssSS HI e.
ISOLATION, With Morris J0eobs q CHAIR.
man. had 9 s1nesssse. he Wert Tie
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LONDON STOCKS PlRl

neshsts nae . oevoug Fose lIsA ny
Cssssss-AosSsses Dssuss
Wese 1lUhss.
The London security markses to-day
Displayed considerable nrmnen vnlsr
the ieadesship o. consc,s.
The feature OF the American quarter
wss the scarcity OF oasssA0. bus .
strong underscos prevailed. NE ae.
tive shares showed advances u from
Is TO ii per cent. shove panty Level
On the local Stock Exchange.
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GARDNER CASE or leln
c1ey Coao Osuasso oeGb Uuoouu
HU0tDooeOoot - Daseso0os
Assogsoy 1oaoAsy.

Horace =. Dsm1ng. counsel ~ -,
CITY Club IA the invsselsatisa g sAnUDl
AealaDt Dastriet.Attssnsv 0ar111oel
aGssA for further pssspsasosas = -
WUahs te-day.
He grousd was that As Jussieo -,
ne court o. 0sassal oeeulcao ~
his next and moss 1nosrtant vftne1.G
~ go q thsA Suse1os Ma1onAo1bl
- eeest TO tale 3 ~ % q -
Seor fcf sxaaasaaipA fes -. 60 e.
Ssra ,es - -. Z vss sss|s,S
ds..as.s:css w.. essssa - -
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1Allk. Of
o0ST0M. 70 LlovIDATE.

BooTox. March bk--rhs aissctsss al
~ Blsekssone National Bsnk Of this
sesy. = . sessai asaiaG ss-1ay. vssss|
- uGUa1a1s ~ aGs1ss u ~ boah|
shssuoh ~ ~ 81 s6ssAas xsaisass'
-
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OUTGOING SrEAlUHIpa.
eAn1o So-oAy.
kSsm1a, 'nvevs2 Guy q W0dnaaana
~ 80 kss,Assss =. A.
klis1sliAA u.ssssacSsssss 7s:s..
- - AllsgAsy. ssnssS
'''' .-'''AA s.~rsSs:sIs ~ 2 -
uscoansc sSnAaausura
- eoun0 - tsuUsl
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ASPHYXIAfBD m HOTEL

1sesStsg 0es 0vsseaos pseslsk
nssvSnOsss ss1 Ne 70 %
CsAeloal Coa1osSes.
Patrick Harrington. thirsy-ssvsn yssrs
oi6. % - BsN Tvsosy-sixsh strees. was
found unccncstous rom - U his room
ssvSaSA street. q - 0eioci this morn.
hs vas taken to Flower Hospital In a
cs9e1eol euo11ttoa.
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ALMANAC - TO-DAY.
- 49,. amo0 80. lliNsso spee.. A.
eoo9 - ~ Yoo9.
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g -, y. ,s 9: !. - IS g; = :
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5 Food that makes Brains
How? and Why?
6NsNSsN

Osnps-Nuss foo1 b ~ - r.
e u ooles1o1 pog>D g 49,
HassV - eu11IA 49,
Does IN - ~
Onps-lsu1s - - - = =
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ossssvs shsws . Dsssoose q ov>v
oS.oeo.oeo asA he Team
Aeo 1usseosoA.
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MON WAsU.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-10-12
Short Cut to Denver.

The opening Of the Burlington's
new line between Alliance, Neb., via
Sidney, Sterling and Brush to Den
yer, makes the Northern Pacific
Burlington route via Billings the
short route to Denver, Col, New
Mexico and Texas points. This
opens a new, expeditions and attract
i've line across country to Colorado,
with but one change Of cars, and that
in broad daylight Those intending
to spend the winter in New Mexico
or Texas resorts should investigate
the merits Of this new Northern Pa
cific-Burlington short cut to Colora
do and the South. Call on any Nor
thern Pacific agent for further infor-
nation.
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REPUBLICAN, TICKET
THE TICKET

For Congress:
F. w. CUSHMAN Pierce
w. L. JONES. ......... IdEl1nG
For Governor:
j. M. FRINK. h91g
For Lieutenant Governor:
H. G. MCBRIDE. SkGgit
For Secretary of State:
S. H. NICHOLS ...... SnohOnoiSh
For Auditor:
J. d. ATKINSON ......... Cbelan
For Treasurer:
G. H. MAYNARD. Le1UiS
For Attorney General:
w. B. STRATTON Pacific
For Land Commissioner:
STEPHEN A. CALVERT. WhatcOm
For Superintendent of Schools:
r. B. BRYAN ......... ChehGtiS
For Judges of Supreme Court:
WALLACE MOUNT 49,. Spokane
r. 0. DUNBAR. .........Ih atrStOn
For Presidential Electors:
CHARLES SWEENEY. Spokane
J. M. BOYD. .........O kdnOgGR
FRANK @. HASTINGS. 80. Jefferson
S. G. COSGROVE. .......... Garfield
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-10-12
KING COUNTY TICKET

For Sheriff
A. T. VAN DEVANTER
For Superior Judges
ARTHUR G. GRIFFIN
W. r. BELL
BOYD. J. TALLMAN
For Prosecuting Attorney
W. III. WHITE
For County Clerk
G. A. KOEPFLI
For County Auditor
GEORGE B. LAMPING
For County Treasurer
j. W. MOCONNHUCHEY
For County Assessor
w. A. BAILEY
For Superintendent Of Schools
W. G. HARTRANFT
For County Surveyor
CLARENCE e. WHITE
For County Coroner
DR.. C. E. HOVE
For County Wreckmaster
DIR. SAMU Ed BURDETTE
2 For County Commissioner, Second
District
L. G. SMITH
For County Commissioner, Third
District
P. J. SMITH
For State Senator, Twenty-Fourth
District
DIR. j. J. SMITH
For Representative, Thirty Eighth
District
JOHN RINES
For Representative, Thirty Eighth
District
JOHN BARCLAY
For Representative, Thirty Ninth
District
FRED w. COMSTOCK
For Representative, Thirty-Ninth
District
DAVID BRUCE
For Representative, Fortieth Dis
trict
REUBEN w. JONES
For Representative, Fortieth Dis
trict
JOSEPH DAWES
For Representative, Forty-F First
District
z. B. RAWSON
For Representative, Forty-First
District
w. Fl. LEWIS
For Representative. Forty-Second !
District
r. B. ALBERTSON
For Representative, Forty-Second |
District
T. II. BURCH
For Representative, Forty-Third |
District
O. A. TUCKER
For Representative, Forty-Third
District
EDGAR G.. RAINE
For Representative, Forty Third
District
WATSON ALLEN
For Justices of the Peace, Seattle
r. r. GEORGE
TIL. CANN
For Constable, Seattle
SAMUEL KAUFMAN
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-10-12

Prof. HI. Y. Hwang, a noted
Chinaman passing through this city,
was refused accommodation one day
this week at one Of the cheap eating
joints on account of his nationality.
F. F. Keeble, of Tacoma, quite a
prominent colored man Of that city,
was given lodging accommodations
in a hotel run by Mr.. Stevens, but
refused accommodations in the cafe
attached thereto. Civilization among
the leading and most refined people
Of the world does take some awfully
queer streaks. AT one of the hotels
owned and operated by the Stevens
is run a barber shop that refuses col
ored men accommodation, and now
that he has got restaurant keeper
that will follow in the wake of the
dirty, low-down barber shop keeper,
they must consider their house
strictly up-to-date.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-10-12

So outrageous and nefarious are
the trials Of the men accused Of kill
ing Goebel, the Kentucky Demo-
cratic outlaw, that Youtsey, one Of
the accused, went mad while being
tried. Justice is so foreign to the
courts Of Kentucky and barbarism
so apparent that men are driven wild
over the certainty of being convicted
Of heinous crime, evidence or no
evidence.
You must admit, dear reader, that
The Seattle Republican has made
most noble fight for an existence
since its first appearance on the
streets of Seattle some seven years
ago, and that, too, despite bitter OPP
position from many sources, but it
has succeeded and still lives; then
why not lend it a helping hand by
giving it a few lines Of your adver-
Using? When a thing will not die,
then it is nothing more than right
and proper that you help it to live.
This means you.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-10-12

Ex-Mayor johnson Nickeus, who
at one time babe fair to become a
luminary in Republican circles of
this state, is now basking in the sun
light of Honolulu, and perhaps be-
ing fondled and caressed by dusky
damsel of that island. Nickeus, like
most things that grow too fast, was
soon ripe and sooner rotten in poit
zeal circles.