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and whom the ex-pOliccman was unable
to throw, was pronounced mystery by
Mr.. MuldOon. Tia Z gentleman said
Abs was possessed of enormous strength
and wonderful powers OF grip, which
made him in this direction the most
dangerous Of adyersarcs.
Whether Abs has any science as
wrestler Muldoon could not say, as the
German in his match with the speaker
had acted solely on the defensive, and
had given no display of agile ability.
"What do | think of Sullivan rs n
fighter now?' replied Muldoon to q
question. "Well, not as much as did.
A man who drinks too hard cannot
keep up his athletic standing either In
the ring or out Of it. Besides, | cannot
see that he ever did anything remark
able, with or without the gloves. He
whipped Ryan, of course, but that was
nothing to do" and Muldoon enveloped
his handsome face in Il smile which
showed a row of pretty teeth. vile
went around the country knocking men
ont who were of no recognized value.
Why, he couldn't knock Charley, here,
out when they met in New York"
"Nohe couldn't" broke in Mitchell,
"and was only l42 pounds weight
then. am 1GG pounds now, and feel
satisfied that | can whip him In %
foot ring or with gloves. Anyhow | am
willing TO risk 81 500 of my money to
chance OH the issue. | don't want to
make money off # Sulivan's reputa-
ton. want to show him am the bet
ter man. Really | believe he is afraid
to meet me for fear he would get
thrashed. lie may be the great man
they say he ia, but in fair fight can
give him all lac wants. Why, il was
given an honest show in our contest in
New York that time ! would have made
him drop in his corner. am willing
to meet any man in America, and |
want them to know it," concluded the
redoubtable pugilist rs he started to-
wards Muldo0n foi another tussle.
John J.. Sullivan left Boston to-day
for Belfast, Me-, to go into training for
his fight with Mccartney, which Is to
come of near Cincinnati, August %.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-10
THE Army AND NAVY.


Paymaster Gould was placed upon
the retired list Of the army to-day.
The United States steamer Enter
prise is at Java on her way home from
the Asiatic Squadron.
Lieutenant f. B. Underwood of the
navy and Mrs. Underwood are at
Meacham Lake in the Lower ,Saranac
region.
Passed Assistant Engineer Il. w.
from the Tennessee and ordered to the
Naval Academy.
The enlargement Of Fort Niobrara,
Nebraska, from five to an eight COM
pany post will cost about $50, 900. Lieu
tenant T.. II. Browne of the Fourth
Infantry is receiving bids for the work.
Lieutenant Greedy is now at Pitts
field, Mass, spending the summer with
his family. His report on the Arctic
expedition will be given to the public
possibly in October, before he sails for
Scotland.
Major william Z. Atwell, u. s..
Army, and Mrs. Atwell arrived at New
York last Wednesday from Europe,
and are now visiting relatives in Phila-
delphia, where they will remain a
month before coming here.
Associated with General Miles on the
Grant Monument Committee at Fort
Iieavcnworth are Colonel Ruger,
Eighteenth Infantry; Colonel Bradley,
Thirteenth Infantry Colonel Swaine,
Twenty. Second Infantry, and Colonel
Potter, Twenty. Fourth Infantry. Cap
tain +. II. Hathaway is treasurer of the
fund.
In view Of the settlement OF the an
ticipaied Indian troubles with the
southern Cheyenncs and Arrapahoes
Major. General Schoiield has distri-
buted the force in the field in the In
dian Territory and along the kansas
border as follows: The battalion
under Lieutenant Colonel Charles
Il. Compton, Fifth Clvalry. troop A.,
First Lieutenant Hoel ). Bishop; f.,
Captain j. Scott Payne; G., Captain
Edward Nj. Hays, and M, Captain John
b. BlbcOck Fifth Cavalry. will remain
on the southern border OF Kansas until
further orders. The battalion under
Major George Il. Stafford, FIRST Cav
airy, consisting of the troops from Fort
Leavenwoith TROOPS /, First Cavalry,
Captain G. G. G. Cur; B, Third Cav
airy, Captain John b. johnson; l.,
Foprth Cavalry, Captain Theodore j.
Whit, and NJ, Sixth Cavalry, Captain
VIM. A. RAFFERTY, will also remain on
the kansas border, connecting with
Colonel Compton's battalion. The
troops under General Ilehry A. Nor
row, Twenty-lirst infantry, Orom the
Fourth, Seventh, Ninth and Twenty.
first Infantry are ordered back to Ne
braska and Wyoming. Four troops Of
the Third Cavalry, to be designated by
General Nelson A. Miles, will remain
in the Indian Territory, and the other
two, with the battalion Of the Eighth
Cavalry will return to Texas.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-10

Major Dye has strong circumstantial
evidence connecting Antonio Nardello
with another murder similar to the one
he has recently confessed to. This
murder occurred in Mary land. The
facts furnished him are rs follows: In
November, 1884, Nardelo was a
boarder in the house Of Antonio De
Baldo Of Northeast, Cecil County, Md.
November 10, 1884, he was seen the
greater part Of the day with Nardello.
Late in the evening Nardello returned,
but De Baldo was never again seen
alive. March 10, n body was found
under the snow outside Of the town.
The body was identified by Carmlne
De Baldo, sou OF the missing man, as
his father. Nardelo left the town a
few days later, and corOner's inquest
followed and Nardello was strongly
suspected.
Major Dye has written to the author
tiles at that place for all the facts in the
case.
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he Turned the other Side.

Among the cases that came before
Judge Mills in the Police Court to- day
were two assault cases in the Schultz
family, whose family fights occupy
considerable of tie time Of the Police
Court. Ernest Schultz, florist on ID
street, near Sixth street, was charged
with assaulting his sister, Clara Engle-
hardt. He was also charged in con-
junction with his wife with assaulting
the same person. Mrs. Englehardt
stated that she was attacked and beaten
by both OF the prisoners, and at another
time by her brother alone. Ernest
took the stand and surprised every one
present by denying that he retaliated.
He even looked surprised himself when
he said: "Judge, when she hit me on
one side of the face said, CLARA, do
you know what the Bible says? II says
that If your face is struck turn the
other side, and Judge, I turned the
other side." "Five dollars" was the
significant remark OF His Honor with a
smile,
The Washington critic., 1885-08-10

The Capital Bicycle Club will start
on its annual outing next Thursday.
The programme for the trip has been
arranged as follows The club will go
from here on Thursday to Baltimore,
and there take the steamer ID. III. Miller
for Boston, stopping at Norfolk and
Virginia Beach on Friday. On arriving
in Boston Monday they will be received
by the Boston clubs, and will remain
in the city until the next day, when
they will mount their wheels for Brock.
ton. Thence they will go by rail to
New Bedford, and from there to
Martha's Vineyard. September 9th
they will go by steamer to Portland,
Me-, thence by wheel to Boston via
Orchard, Rye and York Beaches, Ports
mouth and Newburvport, and tour
around Cape Ann. From Boston they
will go to Springfield with 800 Boston
wheelmen, thence to New York via
New Haven. At New York they will
cross the Brooklyn bridge and take a
run down to Coney Island. They will
return home September 18th.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-10
Tho TeIl.TRIe Wire.

The residence Of Lieutenant Emery
Of the navy, which is unOccupied at
present, was entered about | O'Clock
yesterday afternoon by colored bur-
glar, who cut the burglar-alarm wire as
n precautionary measure. The cutting
of the wire, however, turned in the
alarm, and the officer who responded
discovered the man in the act of carry
ing off lot OF silverware. On the APP
proach OF the officer the burglar drew a
knife and attacked him. After a des-
perate struggle he was overpowered
and taken to the station-house. He
gave his name as Andrew Brown. He
mad been accompanied by man who
escaped. This morning he was ar
raigned in the Police Court and the
case was continued until Thursday.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

THE Sunday-school Assembly vi
Washington Grove will begin this even
ing.
a MAIDSTONE erected to the
memory of William Henry Freeman
was unveiled at Graceland yesterday
by the Union Friendship Lodge No.
SOL, G.. w. .. O. +.
ARTHUR ARNOLD for shooting
another small white boy OF Uniontown
was discharged by Judge Mills this
morning on charge of assault. ltwas
shown that the shooting was accidental.
THERE was large attendance at
the Jackson Grove memorial scrvlc cs
Saturday. The character and genius
of General Grant were eulogized by
Revs. j. j. hurry, j. b. Jones and A.
ID. Milburn.
WILLIAM III. WARD Of 2lS & street
reports that lie was robbed OF a SD gold
watch. John +. Smoot Of SOB Sixth
street southeast reports that his pocket
was picked OF gold watch worth 500
on Saturday night.
A CoLoRED cart driver named John
Sails was before Judge Mills this morn
ing for running over an unknown col
ored boy at Seventh street and Mary
land avenue Saturday. A fine OF SO or
thirty days was imposed.
THE letter.carr will hold the ii
annual entertainment at Ivy City RI ce
course next Thursday. There will be
two trotting races for purses of 800
and 5000 and running race for $50.
Bicycle and foot races and other athletic
sports are arranged for.
A YOUNG man named Banks Of Four
and a-half street southwest was
drowned last Saturday by the sinking
of pile driver at Sandy Point, Md.
His father and the other workmen who
were on deck were saved, but young
Banks being in the cabin did not
escape. His body has not as yet been
found.
THE cornerstone Of the new Luthc-
ran Chapel to be erected at Eighth
street and Grant avenue was laid yes
terday. Rev. DIR. Butler OF the Memo
rial Lutheran Church (coloreD con-
Quoted the ceremonies, which were of
an interesting character. Rev. ID. T..
Wiseman, n graduate Of Howard Uni
versity, will have charge OF the church.
THE cornerstone OF the First (col-
ored) Lutheran Mission was laid yester.
day with appropriate ceremonies. Rev
DR.. Parsons OF the Reformation Church
Capitol Hill, delivered the address. The
following articles were then deposited
in the cornerstone: A Bible, Lutheran
catechism, Lutheran year book, Luthe-
ran almanac, copies Of church papers
and copies OF The CRITIC and Other
city papers.
Mr.. THOMAS BURGESS Of No. 514
Ninth street received severe injuries
yesterday by being dragged and run
over by his horse. He had removed
the bit from the animals mouth to feed
it an apple when a passing bicyclist
scared the horse, which ran away. In
clinging to the head OF the horse &c
stop him Mr.. Burgess was dragged
several blocks and finally knocked
down and run over. He received mn.
merous bruises but no bones were
broken.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-10
EAST WASHINGTON.

FIRE IN UNIoNTowN. "A slight fire
occurred at Thomas Roberts place in
Uniontown this morning, which was
caused by throwing hot ashes in the
rear Of the building. 1t was extin-
guished without turning in an alarm.
BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS. - Mr..
Jacob Meyers has purchased the lot on
the northeast corner of Third and G
streets and will erect Il handsome resi-
dence on the site.
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Ringing Grace church Chimes.

Professor i. Widows, the expert
bell ringer at Washington, rang the
chimes at Grace Church, New York,
during the funeral procession, upon in
vtation Of John Seua. The bells were
mullled for the OCCASION by Professor
Widows patent mufilers, which de-
creased the vibrations and gave the
bells mournful tone. The following
selections were played: Tolling Of the
minute bells; "rhe Mullled Peal" in +
minor; Dead March in SAUL" "Rock
of Ages, "Flee as u Bird" Nearer,
my God, to Thee" Safe in the Arms
OF Jesus" peace, Troubled SOUL"
II Know that my Redeemer
Liveib," "Pleyel's Hymn" "Wind-
ham," "Miserere," from Trova-
tore; Schubert's save Maria" and tile
funeral march composed by Professor
widows for the occasion. Mr.. Sonia
played the Garfield funeral march.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-10
The Regular Saturday Night Ex-
May. by the Pennsylvania Rail

Was not run on August Sth on account
OF the great rush to New York, but on
Saturday August 10, 1885, the excur-
sion will be resumed. On that night
the Washington Light Infantry will
also leave for their encampment at
Cape May. Excursion tickets will be
sold as heretofore at So for the round
trip, This affords magnificent oppor-
tunity to visit these popular resorts, and
those who would embrace the occasion
are advised to secure their tickets early,
as the demand on the former trips eX-
ceeded the supply. Special Easttake
coaches for ladies. Train leaves the
Baltimore % Potomac Railroad Station
at Top, M, returning, leaves Cape
May p. m, Atlantic City $50 p. m.
Any desired information will be cheer
fully furnished by Robert A. Parke,
Passenger Agent, Southeastern District,
whose office Is at the station. The five
dollar excursion to Cape May and At
lantic City will leave next Friday at IL
a. m. as usual.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-10
THE COURTS.

POLICE CouRT-Judge Mills 90 Edith Wt-
bourne, assault; 81 or Is days. Charles II.
Wagner, threats; bonds to keep the peace for
six months. George Jones, do; personal
bonds. Washington Jackson, assault; collat-
eral forfeited. Gustav Stuart, dol dismissed.
Cornelius Murphy, do; $50 or 30 days. Loo
renzo Ware, do; dismissed for want of prose-
cution. Ernest Schultz, do; 50 or IL days.
Charles G.. Thorn, do; collateral forfeited.
Susie Purpose, assault; 50 or 80 days. Jenny
Barnes, larceny; dismissed. Annie Heelcy,
onticlng prostitution; 50 or 20 days. Maggie
Weaver, do. dismissed. james Dyer, moe.
cent exposure; $40 or 30 days
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A colored girl, in a torn and dirty
"Mother Hubbard" was up in the
Police Court this morning for assault
ing an aged, gray-hard woman named
Annie Hoyne. When asked If she
committed an assault on Mrs. Hoyne,"
she said 81 didn't throw no salt on no
body" Five dollars or fifteen days.
The prisoner was Immediately called
back and charged and convicted OF steal
ing q lot OF fancy underwear, some OF
which she had on at the time. The
owner was allowed to step into the cell
and disrobe the prisoner OF her) the
witness skirts.
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A Piucky Policeman.

Officer Moore OF the Seventh Precinct
yesterday arrested Thomas Williams at
North Capitol and G streets on charge
Of profanity. A crowd OF Swampood.
lers" attacked the officer to release the
prisoner, and succeeded in doing so. In
the fight between the officer and the
crowd, Officer Moore was kicked on the
hand and several bones in his hand were
broken. Cornelius Murphy was arrested
for this assault, and he was fined $50 or
three months in jail by Judge Mills this
morning.
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A POIicemnn's AssaiIant.

Oliver Allen, small-sized young
man, was called up to the dock rail at
the Police Court this morning and
charged with assaultng Policeman Cos
tello. lie pleaded guilty with a smile.
The officer stated that he took the
young man in on the Avenue Saturday
night, and he resisted and assaulted
him (the ofllcer. A fine of $25 or sixty
days was jmDOsed
The Washington critic., 1885-08-10
Death Ofan Army Nurse

Mrs. Emma Hayward, who was Il
nurse In Fairfax Seminary Hospital dur
inR the war, died IN this city Saturday
morning. She came here from Buffalo
10 attend her son John A. Hay ward who
was wounded at the second battle of Bull
Run, and after that DEVOTED her time to
amellOrale the sulierings Of the soldiers
throughout the remainder Of the war.
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what his Father Was.

al wish You would renew this note.
My father will indorse for me, said a
Texas youth to Nose Schaumburg.
sven fader has got no more sense
than to indorse for such son as you
vas, vot SECURITY ish dot for meT Dot
shows dot your vader vas block Of the
young chip. "--[Texas Siitings.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-10
When She Geis Oui.

Edith Williams, a ten-year.Old col
Ored girl, was in the dock at the Police
Court this morning for assaulting an
other little colored girl. The girl in
the dock, "a the other passed her TO tos
tify, said "Never mind, gal, Pm
gwine ter beat yer when / git out. :"
She was sent down for fifteen days.
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Increase I'm Crime,

Judge Mills calls attention to the in
creased business of the Police Court.
The sessions lately have run far into
the afternoon, and to save the officers
and witnesses the Inconvenience Of
waiting here all day the court will be-
gin hereafter at s o'clock in the morn.
ing.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-10
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic states local rains
followed by fair weather, variable winds,
slight riso followed by a 81 light fall in temper
aturc
For Tuesday. generally fair weather is in
dictated for New England the Middle Atlantic
States and lower lake region, with nearly
stationary temperature.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-10

Ebbtt House, corner nth and + streets.
81. James Hotel, 9th st. and Penna. ave.
Harris House, Penna. ave, near nth st.
Clinton House, 9TH and streets.
LOsekam, 1923 + street northwest.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-10

Fresh Attorney butter, churned every morn
Ing and delivered in ~ ID. Ward" prints, Doc,
per ID. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, &c. per at. Cream, lbc per pint.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-10

THE National Rifle Cadets left on
The Lady of the Lake Saturday for
Colonial Beach.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-10

Do not be deceived; ask for and take only
B. III. Douglass a. Sons Capsicum Cough Drops
for Coughs, Colds and Sore Threats. ID, S. and
Trade Mark on every drop.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-10
OIL.

b. X. Plain 81 Co., st. Cloud building, fur
nishes the following oil quotations.: Closed yes
terday, 9S9s. Opened to-day, 0Sss; highest,
9ase, lowest, 9S3s; $50, 90.
Washington Stocks.
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FOE SALE AND RENT.
PEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THREE-sToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE

THOS. T.. WAGGAMAN, OH + street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays)
The Washington critic., 1885-08-10

Ask Your Druggist
10 give you our beautiful story book, Legend
of Aloha" Eastman's new perfume, Aloha.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-10
FINANCIAL.

New York stock Market.
The following have been furnished by j,
Vance Lewis, broker, southwest corner Eighth
and II streets:
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
= exiszfng under tbs name and STYLE Of
Allen & Brssan. shlpbuildsrs IN North
BeAttie, % this day dissolved By mutual
consent N. n. BrAsen retiring.
An debts win 30 paid and claims col
sectcd By A. Allen. who win cosffnne the
b1zinaxs. ALEXANDER AIlLEN,
ssaisls July 3. iss1 Da
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Notice Of Final Proof.
NOTICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OvFIcE.
COMPLAINT H1yisa sEEs fNTERkD
" q this once ny ANDRkW aUNbT
Aeninst HENRY QUARTER. for abandoning
his Homestead cntry No. sles, dated May "a
1855. upon the SO = o, ssrtion u, township
70 north. raags est, In King coanty. Wask-
tnston TERRITORY, with Q view 10 ne can
eelistion Of sxid entxY the sAia PARTIES are
hereby summonsd 10 sppe<r ~ this once. On
Thursday. the sotA dag of Augast, 1855, q
o'clock .. m. 70 rsspsnd and furnish sesti-
mony csDcerning ssia alleged sbasdonnsnf !;
and u appearing 10 or satisfaction That per.
sonAi service hereof cannee Be ~ cd. service Of
Ina and mailing secording 10 rules Is GnA
Il o. pf.c<ics n Unitsd elssss Distzist Land
goan y. aowxY, Rszssasr.
iy1osneo JAH. n HAYDEE, Reosiver.
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Dissolution of Partnership

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ M. Thonas y. Heltoa hes rerIrsd
from the firm doing susinsss uodsr the
name az the Northwest Fruit Company,
The business win hereafter b conducted
b. JosepA Green, MAnaksr for the Com.
pany. with whom al ecceunta with the
nrm should b oeftled- EA
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Notice Of Final Proof
o. 8. LAsD OFFICE At 0LxxRIA, ". TIL

o. Q. LAsD OFFICE AT OLx.RIA, Will
July Is. 1883.
0Notice d hereby given that IRE oKRfoK
A. CHU nCHTLL has Aled notice Of intention 10
make Anal proof before WIN. n Lleweilyn, .
Notary Public. 81 his once In Seattle, W. T.,
% Saturday. the ktn dag Of September, A o.
less, on Pre-. emption D. a Nc. sass, for the
lot 3. Of section II, township - north, range
8 east
He names e. Witnesses Raw. X. 3. Dill.
worth, z. n snow and Levi snow, Of vAshon
IslAns, W. T., and VIM. q. Hazard Of Seat
tie. W.T..
John Y. GOwKY,
fv40zeS Da0fz1er NJ Tia Lana 0farA
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TEACHER or PAINTING. DRAW
i ING from lifs. ell lila. ekstching fran
nature reDonssa.. ssched. eaectrofypod
install work. mural decorafion. modsfng
IN clay sn4 gufsA perchA lsne,ustA sapes-
sooia iussm esforz, TAPESTRY, dyes and
canvas fnrnishs& 10 pupilM ChinA nrsd
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BArrrsozz. Ana. A. Baltimore ).
Ashissia 4.
NEv foax. Ana. A-Nev Yesk =. Baf-
falo I.
81. Lsua. Aae. A--sl Is1is s. I.ssis-
vile &
cniuAeo. Auz. s.-Chisaeo H. PhilA-
delpAis Z
Rosrsz, Aas. A-Bosson 4 Dsssoif &
Pxovupxscx. kax. &-Providsnee s
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What chiiAren hssr their parents tain
sbeut q hous kAsy ofssa repeat IN he
hashwas-
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NOTICE.

ALL PKEs0Ns ARE HEREBY eau
Esns g. .,e s q sz rsi - e AZ
E4pce ~ relation theresp VIA hi 5krx0lly
sa 3 tzs-s - - Y; 1890 1900:
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GOO ID
INVESTMENT.

uALF INTEREST m A GOOD FAY
IL tnS nanufAcflrfng bnslnesA A r1rs
opportunity for de right nan, Nsces
sarsr. An n Aaafs@ 1870 ssss ln
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orsAeaox lsssrs daring Lans srias sa
sAlnoa-eolsssa pspsr.
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JUST RECEIVED

A LARGR AesoRTlfEgf or NEW
"A Stoves nnd Tinws.e. Bed-repm sea.
tressee. Roller skstes. pliioWA enc iS6o.
pound Fire.proef SAFE, TooiA ane. u -.
asyz hing you want. b5tn neU and seocaH.
hand. Aaoitfs far the V4ncouvar NurHnFY
Just call as City Auc9ioneer'a
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LORNB. COLLRGE,
NEW WESTMINSTER. B. @.
Patron. the Marquis Of Lorne.
Visitor. the Lord Bishop OF New west
minister.

poYs FITTED FOR THE UNIvKR-
ant and healthy; thorough training By
experienced teachers assiduous care OF
health, manners and moraia. Boys must
Be wei recommended.
Fees very moderate. Prospectus on
application 70
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q Inn Principal.
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TO RENT Or SELL.

Tswo-sroRY DWELLING; EIGHT
i rooms; hard enished; bet end cola
ton thrcs blocks from street railrsad.
Also. 70 rent, cottage On block 100
Terry's second addition. Apply %
@. M. HALLER.
rs kenney block, seattle.
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Teachers Examination.

THE REGULAR sEAu-ANNUAL
era win b bald In room "a e The Denny
School. IN Seattle. King county, w. r..
On Wednesday and Thursday, August u
and II isa6 beginning q 3 o'clock 4. N.
o. 3. JONES,
aa7dwtd King County School Hupt.