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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-03-28

1t is next to impossible for you to form any
idea Of the scene at this frs, Of the three grea,
aquatic contests which are expected 10 settle
the sculing supremacy. The Panamatta River
is truly the headquarters of rowing in the
world to-day. In no otnei part Of the world
could be found on the occasion Of sculling
match between two professionals, on such
course, such fleet Of ieam-boats, sailing
boats, pulling boats and such concourse o.
spectators on land.
! was on the course nearly five hours before
the race started ard had ample time to watch
the gathering host and to ponder. Hanlan
looked strong, well, 'clean," though a tnae
Smelly drawn. He was early at the boat house
with his friends, where a considerable crowd
had accumulated to cheer him away to the
starting point. He is great favori,e and it
is gratifying to me, who have my country's
honor at heart as well as lurking regard for
the pleasant straightforward little Canadian, to
see how heartily the Colonies give him en-
thusiastic receptions and their expressions OF
encouragement and good will. All seemed to 60
y" ."e pi"e'P'e' ~ %" ma" e'' 'ea' MN 81
,"'e" ''e 'e..'' 'se','''e"' must 10 uo"n oe
.p'@ "-"' "o'' '"s "'H' ,''s % W.
'''"''' " s'''"e" ''eA us '"u'e's anu ~
"o"'e P'o"u man eo''e'"e'' ""o 'oueheu
" "e Sp''"u'' ''"'''es''''o" " ''"ne'S anu
eon''o' '''"' Nc mas ''' nom HuS""'' nc
'e,S us nc "'s en9o'eu us mp anu VIC
'"'nN nc spe""'hs e'hu'u'y. Nou'' you
nave "',nes'eu '"e oe"ons''''oh "nen nc
passed. he winning Do" U" o"'a''a'' 'e',u'
ay 4onl YOU "o"'u nave oee' s''i'e'' AN
A"s.'h'ha sp'enoiu 'e"o" ahu goo"
seu"s' was 'e"'s oe'.eH ye' "e nero o, inc
"'u' was '''e e"'e'''''P'o" VINO "'' "''sd 80
patiently 10 nave a" opportunity OF 'e'''eshs
MS carry NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. coming we haa
'ooNS' 'o'"a'u 10 50 'ong ana 50 eagerly ana
"''' va. eo"s ~ NC ps''e' !" .''he' "heie DC,
'o'' ''' "'i oee' S'seess anu "'u'nPn' Nnho'o
was " ps,se' "'"'' ' s"'" ""s P'"N ','"'''
-" ""S "'''s P~,s, ana MS ''"se'e' s'ooa ou'
ms no" JANUS nc race ''i '"e h'N mn'
81 more was ""a push Inc canadian
pace wac 'e'S iAs' Out MS h'ai py io'ee OF
S"ehs.n a"u pnYSieAi greatness OF 'he'n
P's"eu mn "s"' ~ was ''e case VI soo'
u'''' not 4u''e s''' ehousn hahiah pu''eu
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-03-28
BuiidinD improvements.

Messrs. NJ. w. McChesney Son, have
made arrangements with Mr.. a. j. Cartwright
to shortly erect one-story building on Hotel
street, on the site formerly occupied by the
ELITE Icc.cream Saloon" The main room
wiiI'be 2os75 fee, in the clear, with ceiling
ice.cream and confectionery saloon. l, is the
intention OF the proprietoH TO, furnish
cold lunches OF substantials as well as the deli.
caces Of the season, such as oysters, fruits,
etc, together with hot coffee and, il suitable
arrangements can be perfected, choice bakery
will be added to the establishment.
MessIs. King Bros, art store, at No. III
King street, also, have effected an arrange
ment with Mr.. A. J. Cartwright to build on
the premises on Hotel street, formerly occu-
pied by Messrs. Simpson & Wallace, as a
plumbing and tinware establishment, and
adjoining the building to be erected for Messrs.
NJ. w. McChesney & Son. This building will
probably be Of same dimensions as above and
wo.stories in height and, il so, the upper floor
will be occupied as a studio by Mr.. Charles
Funeaux, artist.
Mr.. ]. McColgan is, also, erecting on the
premises occupied by Mr.. p. Mclnerny pre-
vious to the late FIRE, two.s,ory wooden
building with frontage Of "a feet in the cleai
by 90 fee, in depth, leaving an alley-way OF
fee, between this and the Germania butcher
shop OF Mr.. Geo. NJ Raup, afording ar
entrance to the rear Of both buildings and
house occupied by Mr.. McColgan, with room
for staircase Of feet in width leading to the
upper story Of the new building.
All three OF these buildings will front on tn,
old line, the government having failed tic carr,
| streets at this corner as contemplated.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-03-28

can understand aagacious hesihcn
sovereign building place u heather worship
in fock Frvu wilderness and thereby
clearing the land could even understand
the virtue II such q proceeding carried through
/, long series u such building But ! could
better understand the 'sting Of Goals Ia New
castle W sugar IN Lihuc than the transit ~
stones from Fuolu TO lIawi II The SECOND
story hc the tine one, ! have less respect fof
tho memory u Is. the great
" DO you sec that great black fook sticking
out NJ the acaE ives" Well, that H.
Nauip hah hook The story goes that one
day the great God Maui went . hshing lie
stood out IN his hyohlr fishing canoe aud was
padded straight Tor the south. When about
forty miles from land be cast his hook in the
patch, of something u th1 sort and presently
lelt lfcmcndput bite lie pulled and hauled
and soon brought tu the surface the Island N
Hawaii Twas the heaviest fish Maui had
ever hooked and hc ordered his men to pull
iur homo intending 10 beach the monster some
where about Hama hut Hawaii was IN un.
willing captive and hung back The struggle
was tcuible ono, though the god had the
better NJ IT., when, Suddenly, the hook broke
10
,I,.,' 80, -. a..
| hook
Good yarn that !"
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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-03-28

The sporting season will formally open in
Honolulu to-day with the frs, annual regatta
Of the II. Y. & b. c. boys. Base. ball. racing,
the agricultural fair, and the dress parade Of
the Honolulu Rifles Al Music Hall will soon
follow. Attention is called TO the programmes
Of the regatta printed in to-day's Guide sum.
mary.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-03-28

A letter Of enquiry relative To the opening
foS paper making in these islands Is al hand
from gentleman residing in Poughksspsie.
\. Y. The letter Was suggested BY notice
in the New York Nation Of the Hawliiaa
Almanac and Annual. The subject will be
treated neat week.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-03-28

Those interested in high art should call al
Mr.. II. L. Asey's otfes and see 6as Greek
s,Asuetls lately imported BY thai gsallsman.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-03-28
THRUM'S BIN cry.

THIS POPULAR BlSDERY. located al
ro7, Fort Street will be able in It's set
tied quarters todoeyenmoresausiaotory
work than that which has gained It such
liberal patronage and such willing APP
probation from the Honolulu trade
IT ADvERusEs No sPEciALruEs,
but is aS!e to do ALL sorts, Sizes,
and conditions OF Book binding,
Ruling, Lettering, and Paper-cutung
as well as in San Francisco, and at
moderate prices
Ar THIS Complete BlsDERY
newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, and
sheet music are neatly and SIMPLY or
elegantly and sumptuously bound, as
taste and poke, may demand Old
books are carefully and FIRMLY rebound.
An DESCRIPTIONS or BLANK
Books are made to order at as Low
rates as are consistent with hrs,.class
work. The BindeV Is now using
weston's Record and Ledger
paper for all firs.-elass work A large
invoice Of this justly celebrated STOCK
has jus, been received from New York.
oEDERs LETT At rHK MKsoHAST
STREET STORE WILL HAVE PRoMPT
ATTENTION
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-03-28
ECONOMIC STATIONERY.
ENVELOPES. ENVELOPES,

In soeI, and oa the -ay. a f4n assstsHsns u ,ss
and dsnsfsna qaaiss u
ENVELOPES. ENVELOPES. ENVELOPES.
ia Ne. 5. X and Xxx IN ~hiis. AAb>r aad eaa.f
No A: ADD Xxx ,kis. No, -, ;. 20, "a. "a 40
!. * ssd XXX -hsis Xxx h-foaisi ~hifs a.
C.biasi- nssrstsg ksssiepc.. Claih-Lnsd h.
.siop<s-~hiis hon NJ. 10 ~ al IN the f.gul-
cossn'aeni sisss and SHAPES. is~eia slass mad,
TH0s q. rHEUN's
. hsHesAsT srsssr Ass FssI srsssT sroxxS
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-03-28
MR.. P. McINERNY

VIII open the above stock on
Saturday next (2lst inst.) in
the Store No. To7 Fort Street,
next to Lycan & Co.
This large stock has been
selected with great care and
bought cheap
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-03-28

Sof. 10 let on King sfsst-oppOsite station hsuSs,
and upper potion fof dwelling house.
Stof. 10 let On Hotel Susei--Bsar Fort Ifcst.
Obcs Rooms 70 LEI ia Brewer Block, FOu street
foOms-1s and $40 mo. each
complete.
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Notice OF Final Proof.
SUMMONS.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
J. Third Judicial District Of the Territory
Of Washington. holding terms at seattle.
in king coasty. for the counties Of King
Oompialni aIed in the County Of King
In the Office Of the Clerk Of said District
Court.
plaintiff. W. Robert O. McGlaughlin. do
faE Csnxp srArss 90 ArEzscA ssxD aaERrIsa.
To Robert @. McGlsughlin. defendant:
You are hereby required TO appear In an
action brought against you BY the above
named plaintiff. IN the District Court Of the
Third Judicial District Of the TERRITORY Of
Washington. heiding terms q the city Of
ties Of King and kiiaap. ana 70 answer
the complaint hIed therein within SIXTY
days from the date Of the first pablication
o. this summons. Or Judgment b. default
wiz be taken against you. according 70
the prayer Of the complaint
The said action 10 brought TO obtain
q decree Of the above entitled Court die
solving the bonds Of mafrimony existing
lowing plaintiff 70 assume her maiden
name on the grounds o. abandonment Of
plaintiff ~ deeendant since March, 1851.
and for neGiecf and refusal Of defehdanf
to make suifabieor nny provision for plain
tiffs snpport sinee % Match- 1871.
Witness the Hon. Roger 5. Greene. Judge
49,, Of the said District Court and
49, q January, A. b. 1855.
JAMES SkAvEY. Clerk.
b JAMES L. Ludlow, Deputy.
White q AundAy. attorneys for plain
Date Of firss publication. Jsn. n. ISs.
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
u Third Judicial DistriCE Of the Terri
tory OF Washington. holding terms al
See.fie in King county for the counties
Of King and kitsARl
Ne. Ezxl-tes4s d. Dodge, plaintiff. ".
Easene w. Dodge, defendant
Complaint tied In the county Of King,
IN the once OF the Clerk Of said Dissrict
Court.
fss usssxs sssIns 40 AsnAsca sxxs eNsrrfss:
To Eugene W. Dodge, defendant
Yea are hereby required % appear IN an
action brought against you 81 Tia above
nauIed plaintiff, "a the District C1uft Of
the Third Judicial District at the Tern.
tory u Washington. haiding terms ~ tbs
city Of Seattle. "a the eoaniy u King, for
The counties u King and Kifnap, and 70
answer the complaint fled therein within
sixty days from the date of the nrsz pub
hc1tion af this spmnnns Or Judgment By
default vii he tsSsfn against Jon. ssccard-
ing 10 the prAyer Of the complaint.
Tha sid artion d brought 70 ohfa'n 4
decree 81 divorce from the deesadAnt On
he rroua6 q ahendazmsatf for mfne than
one yrsx. Rnd for TIE cusno1y. nzrtnra.
care and edscAtion 81 lnfnn1 ehlld. En-
geus Henry Dodge
Whnsss tks HonnrHhle Rexer q Greene.
- Ju4ge 81 The aid blsfrtst Cenrt
SEAL sna tie seei thef<ef. tAks u
49, stay a. FehFnAxy. A u tssA
JAMES skArEY, Casrk.
BIZ JANIS P. LrDx0w. Depaky Cierk.
Il - AaAlr@ $50. ~ bt~sA-s
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ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE OF SALE
or Real Estate.

@,orrcE II HEREBY aIvEN THAT n
~ pursn&ncs Of an er3sf o. The Rfuneis
Court Of Ktng county, WsshinEfan Territory,
rad en- the lst dag u Decsmber, 1884 N ne
matter Of the estate 81 4. " c1sass D.
cea.sA, shs usders ensd The sdmtnisssst9f
Il the sala estate. vii ssll ~ publlc 41etion.
70 shs kishz.z btdaw. for cash. gold esia %
ne Cnissd ssslsa o. America. ana sahiscs -
eoaarmstisn b. ssid Probate coast. -
sasnrzsy, fhe sslh day % February
A .. lisa
AL o'csocs ,. n. q h dncr u Ms SID
krruA.ss Oomrg rnonn- o. g2mee stress. hetueen
FrnnE ana sscspd, n fks cry q ss2stiss IN
~ s.lA Kink eoanty, AZ ne riga,
fix5s fnfzrszs an4 sszsfe q tAe cd
81 " C.oan. - n ttnas - he sezth. ee1
slI ths slxhk. fifls aad intefsst thst Ne aid
ess.ts kas. ~ spsrsstos 81 lEN - et1ersise,
ararfrsa e<her thsu, ~ IN AdditiOn %, thaf u
"a "a +. v. CaGus 81 ths tine q hts ae&th
= sna - 81 those e~zzxia tcxs. ptccc3 - pzr-
e. q and. sisasss. lyfns. and bslns u -
e{ss II ss4sslz klng count3, uxs1i1Eto1 Isz-
rssss7. snd knsws I'D dsserissc = feilc~S.
Lees uumssred four tsg. ga teI nd ssvs1
ri. IL hlcck nnmbcrs1 to fxts - eesur
Hsines<as1 Assseistlaa erst sailstlon - sn1kfis.
Tkx1fs Or sALk-<s<k, b unlts1 pfssss
tlssd a. sxpsn.s Il Dasrkss9.
px&sd q E1~ftis. 1411xxy - l11f.
CHAa b. MuxDAx.
AAmznls<rase< q th< ss<zSs - y. cao1s
9ss<ee<s
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CONGRESSIONAL.


WAssnaTos, Feb. N.--When the
House met this morning in eontinna-
ton Of Fridays session, Willis moved
that the Hoose 70 into COMMITTEES OF
the whole on the River and HRrbor bill,
and pending that moved that all debate
be limited % an hour and a half. A
session vas ordered for tonight for con-
sideration of the Legislative Appfopris-
ton I'LL. The regular order having
been demanded the Speaker announced
the regular order % Be the considera.
ton Of pension bills coming over FROM
last nights session.
Willis said Il was the clear intention
Of the Houss to devote this morning.
session 10 the consideration of the River
consent that the regular order be dis
pensed with. but Reed objected. The
hrst bill coming over Gas one granting
= pension OF faoo per AMMAN 10 the
widow Of Gen. George II Thomas, and
after dsbass, II passed, yeas isA nays
81.
Il was finally decided TO devote an
hour aud Q half 20 debate on the River
and Harbos bill when discussion rose
as 70 how thai time should be distrioat-
ed. and q long eontinaed scene II con
fusion resulted.
After considerable discussion the
question REQUIRED on ths motion 10 limit
debate On the pendine scotion Of the
River and Harbox bill 70 one and q bali
hours, and IL was agreed 10, and than the
House vent into COMMITTEES Of the
whole on the I'LL indicated.
Ameadments tncreasinG from ~ loo, :
O00t e., soo.oooth appropriation for let
Ger CARRIER sEFvice, increasing By 10000
the appropriafiun for star roate service,
and striking cat the elanse granting I'D
ditsonal compensation 10 American
stesusships for carrying nails. wefe
agreed 10 and the bill passed.
The House then ueat into eo1fmiftee
sf ths whols on che Legislative Appro-
psiAalon bill white % Kentucky NOV
"a 10 strike cut the paragraph for ex
penss az he efiice OF The Commissiensf
a. Iniarnal Revsane. and c<iticixinl
tke resent action ct the Secretary Of tia
Treasaary In sxasnain8 the beaded pe-
rod IN vsolagion Of law and IN face Of
me refusal Of oosgsess 10 iexaliss snch
exisnsinn. withoat dispazing Of the
~ ssson the commtEsee sroscl
After discnssinn and without action
IA cornmiftea OF ths whole rose and
TIE Hoass took up NE Noet Of3ce Ap.
propriasiaa bin usIasr The cperztien 81
he prssioGs Qaesiion.
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- great IN Presidential elsctlons. n
ssda has one electoral vote for T.ls
people, and Ees fork one for 10000.
These figures point 20 defects IA the
system Of representation vhiah should
not be forgotten whsn Territories ash
for admission 70 the Cnion.-
Reesmmea1ea.
NKv OzLzAss, Feb. A.-The Fafn
ers' Congress today endorsed Colonel
Robert bsxariy Of Virginia, TOR ap.
pOintnlent - Commiszioner Of Aerlcal-
tire of the United States, % the Sscre-
taryship Of Agriculture, II the pending
bill shall patis Congress creating that
ofiae.
The National Cotton Convention, also
in session here today. recon mspdsd r.
Q. Hoorhead Tor the same positioe-
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Notice Of final ProsE

ia Lam osssnz a oLxsrzA. wit
Esh. !. te9s.
1Nssiss y ksrstg gissa tAst soHx
sIHH haa &1ae n1z1ss 81 tnfe1fioD -
make Ana pFpaf kefnn Ne ctsxs ~ ~ Dis
tFsrs pgarT, o. kis ef1os IN 8sassts. ". r., %
= p. erpEian b. 9. te. ss1s. fer ~ iots {.
I Esd -, e Hse<iaa -. segn<Aip - nartA.
nznEs : e&ss.
n nAmss - sfspressss Yssd F1rk<n. Rse6
eFsrk CAri.oe. Frznk d. R1nErss asd &ylsestex
ioax p. c0wKr.
sszssa l>easr & o. go oss~
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Notice OF Final Proof

ga Lam oEyscx Al oLxx1za. w.t.
pee- -, lstl.
- xostos d hsrsby gfssn thsf JOIN v.
MUSsON has aisd notice ef inteDtiop 70
zaAks anal preof before William D. Wood. No
a4ry Pnblic. a. his oesss, m ssAftse. ". =,
% Tuesisy. The f5kh 6zJ q February, A D.
issS. % pm empsfon D. 2. Ne ssT2, fof the
= i o. 81 L a sectlrn II nv 4 q sE \
saa sw 4 Of Nv I 81 sss1lsa u, townshfp
- naFxh, range west-
He nnrnea o. wttnenseas Iszsse Mr8rsv0r.
Hall al a. CsEhy. VT
soHH y. aoWKY.
ssffes aazzs1zr q Ne Lad 0E,es
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On Coon RauErs--An exchange sAyss
. Mr.. Ev1rss 10 d zrRndsun 81 ka9eF
eherrAars. and san Il ierezaiaA ksArts.
We VS. knsWn In reiiziuns eirctss b.
"A asrofien 30 He cause q fareizR
ni<xssns Ssnssos Hoex q Mazs&chn
sesls 4 his ceezin. and Chisf Jessiss
0F~sue az Washinesnn TsExitsrs. and
I. & Grssas of Mnroesfsf tA2sk sFy,
sre his nspAsUas
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PACIFIC COAST.
sentence Of tAe sssy seller.

BAN FRAScIsco. Feb. A.--Mrs. Laura
n. Wilson, convicted Of misdsmeanor
in having sold . white child to Q Chi
nese doctor. was sentenced this morn
ing ny Judge Lswlor to sir months i'm
prisonmecf in the House Of Correction,
and 10 pay q fne OF $500.
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omces to Rent.

CUTTxs AND SINGLE. m ut YTRK
- pr0of hFiuk bzilaAnE atret9<sd rskeM
Ths mosr esnnai iocstzoa "a tfse sssY.
ta4 CT 9TQNx
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WASHINGTON.


WAssM0ToE, Feb. l4.-Three weeks
ago John Howe, Indian agent az West
ern kihoshone agency, In Nevada. died.
Mr. Howe had held that position from
1873 10 1881, inclusive. His accounts
have been undergoing an examination
ia the Second Comptroller Office Of the
Treasury Department for over 4 year.
They disclose a condition OF ahairs that
10 startling. Il IL alleged that Howe's
specyllations during his three year term
OF Office will aggregate nearly $780, 600.
Doing Campaign work.
Clark, Commissioner Of Pensions, was
before the COMMITTEES en- Payment Of
Pensions, Bounty and Back Pay today.
and isstiasd that while be vas acting
Commissioner daring October last,
Rath bone and Jacobs, special pension
examiners. we're absent from their work
and In Ohio withoat his knowledge or
permission. he said further that these
special examiners we're acting under sr-
ders fron Colonel Dadley, who was then
in Columbes. Ohio.
The RsFeiGs hail service
WASHINGTON. Feb. Ex-senator Frye
today introdacea the following a. 40
amendment 20 the Post Office Appropri-
alton bill and asked its reference - the
ComIpittee en- Post Offices and Post
Roads, spprppriating for transporting
tbs mails OF She United States for the
fiscal year Of 1886, between any Tort
Of tho United States and foreign ports,
or between poFts on tbs Atlantic and
ports on ths Pacific through any for
eiQn territory, an amO1nt not exceed
ing &610. 600 OF the net revenues Of the
United States Post Once Department
on mail matter sent - foreign countries
during the Ascal year Of 1855, and for
the expenditure thereof the Postmaster
General shall contract for said service.
after legal adve risement. with the lowest
responsible bidder providing that the
rate thereof shall not exceed hfty cents
. mile for one trip sach way actually
travelled between the terminal points.
and that mails 30 contracted for shall be
carried on American steamships.
a Modest Request.
WAsHIseros. Feb. II. - Representa-
Reagan will On Monday send to Presi-
dent-sleet Cleveland petition signed
by about hundred Democratic mem
bers of the House, asking him not to
commit himself on the silver question
in his inaugural address.
signal service Prediction.
MksHTSoTos, Feb. 14.-Por the North
Pacific, local rains.
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pAsaaxp 0an.-Is esnlHe iron La
eoansr lasi Tsesday. the schcoosr "
sAlady ensesnssred . eale 81 Wind and
vHs hlcwn ssknrs a Hcimes Hsxhor.
hrsakinR hef raddcr and dotnR saDe
oehsr snali dam2Gs. EeFen hundred
s.ess In<zsz % board, helonxinR - = u.
RaIl. we're damaged b. - waller. and
via Is saa2 81 kkm from the vrsnai
siou1sads he yiIsiss wharf. - y csnzz
& msk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-15
AsSUsL MEETING OF rmE UsssS
NuTGAL lsFg INSURANCE CO.

tDaily Argus. Portland. Ne, Feb lsth.I
At thA annual meeting Of the Union
Mutual Insurance Company. held jester
day aftsrnoen. the following gentlemen
were elected Directors:
To serve for three years-Henry c.
Camden, Percival Bonney Of Portland.
John X. De Win Of Portland.
To serve for two year. Marquis ".
King Of Portland. Frederick Robe Of
aorhAnl.
Te ,srve .or one year-Edw'd A. NOyss
ef Portland.
The Presidsnf reported the most proc
pereas year In the Companys history an
der the present administration. al the de-
partnents shswtng remarkable gains snd
inercasinI prosperity. AID continued:
The mortality expertenes Of the Com
pany w2s enthusiastically about 8 per cent
q the tAbe rsiss or nearly $4,000 less
rate Of mortality, thus placing the Con-
pany directly IN line with al the other
weli managed cid line insfifuficna
Ii surplu< has in feased every year
during the last eizht year,. until II has
Fisan from es7.9D So on Dec. 81. lss, %
sxsa. as ~ On Dec. n. 1854 and this last
s ~ fu Ne g s sa WEI ~ soaS aess
70 the sarpius funds ~ institutions Of tAis
kind.
FoF the year lisa the new insurance b.
sneA hy the Company was 81siI. ie6 beine
an IacFeass q sio6 aD over the year pre-
ceding.
II As Is SO Policies IN furea and the ~
suraaes IN foree Dec 81. 1854 was s1kzz2
Darsag the rear cae o. he most plsss-
ing exhibits waa that eus q the preminms
income of e-iSiTs - for lisa there hez
eeea rstnrnea % policy hnl1srs for esAss
elai IA ea6cSm1ntA dfvi1en4s and sur
rxn1er policies. &se IS "a. being g par
cent o. the premsn1 received ~ ths Con
pany in lisa mest graxfytnx result %
the peiicy hnldrt&
Tke Prssidens rpporseA that this Gem
pany wHa orxxnised ID ISIS siace wkieh
dine b has paid y ~ polscy hoidera -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-15

ON AND AFTKR THIS nATE 4
" va not b respc1a.h.e tx dA6a cest
PAUL H.AHRx,
anyien ?. o. Fle<re epan<T, Ia. IA.