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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT yF INN
Third Judicial District Of ths Terri
tsry u Wsshinxten. holding terms hs
see:!la u King county, for IL ccunties
csa1lsiss sis q 4 :As esyasy 4 Klss
y he once 81 he Clerk u sid uistxiot
30. lass Moses rorssa.a Rsbsrs ikalps
pisinfif1k W. VIM. Mckeaxie Hss4. May
A. Eoas his wife. 0eorxe DoFH 4 a11d WIN.
n. Conover. dsfendanEa.
TIES UHlze erssm % Asx1Ick ek<B Nsnrrua :
Ross kis wife, osoTEe Dorf7sl sn1 WIN.
n. ConcveFs defendants
Yea ere hereby Required toaprpa< d -
action hroexht against you ~ The eaese
named piain<iffk. Il the uistr3cl Court *
the Third Judicial District q ths TarFk
tory q Washington. hoiding terms - ths
IL, COUNTIES q Kias and Kiisss' "a q
answer the cpmplk.nt 1ie6 tbereln Wikhln
SIXTY days from tho dsis Of ~ fIrst p4b.
ljcefAQn VI this summons er tadEres1f W
default win be taken against you. accord
inK % the prayer q Ne complaint
49, nee 20 made made 81 ssssEss 4 z Jsssy
iss1 by the dcleneants William Mcxsnr
q Ros end MARI 4. Hnss. HE wIf9 upen
the following described real eEznse teI11
An Of the vet half II he seu<kBe9t
4U1xI9f o. mo 4041hH4H< E34ft1f ca AM4
norx1leMst quarter 81 sec<io< TWENTY-FIVE,
townEhip tEenfy-foar nofth. rangs fo4f
east containisE ave acraa nor2 - tees
~ IN King colnsy. Waskinxfon Tuu1tary.
said n4aftxnxD WAs Rty<n y 9nurre t&9
payment II the following 6estribsd pfoszs-
Isory n0ssz, socording . he tsrsa5 snt
conditions fhefsof. tostt:
Gao note Cor the sum ef two hun1fpo
and twnnfy-nge dollars t@x25L hsmrfnR
d4t1 February %. 1894. made ~ WIliial1
McKenzls Fos4 s1d pxynhzs q Os>eber
ist a. D. 1854 % IL oEder e 9zefaB
Dofffbi. WITH lnteresf q Ten pcr cant ~
znnnm. which NAtd not9 was. befufD rnAr
turtsY ard before ne commcooe iAeo1 -
s1Is sc<i1n, duly - ikned end slsdc1s44
% pisl11IE Moss Lorea Wko b 7ow ~
iANfzh hoId1r and owneF tnere1k 411o,
one nO<1 f1f khe snm of swo huedf0d &1d
tEenEy. ave 9o}lazB Xxz3f. 11zx41E 4H1a
febnlaxk 81 t1e1 made ~ WilLi<D No
x nxIs Ho<4 md p4Je1l> 1uiy lH. Ia
% To order II 069rEs uorGsL WITT ~
isssss q 20 Pr esn1 psr .nnn. g5.ee
Knlra. w6o Il nov he lssfal ksl.xsr ~
ewHeF e. he snnse; fh&f ~ &GItmAank
Wfll&sm II. ccGexer. ~. q c<1Esss =
hsss, some inserssf = nd nel<oneoe
Eis1sss - Hsaurshis Rsvsr q I,spsue
1855 JutGe q 40 MA bl6e1s1 fl111&
nKAf- fen1 ~ <ea1 lhNFHcf t11s tf14
AZ: III: d ~ II: e I =: -;
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bot ses soon taken back and Az. Pa.
tale made tse running for he frst h.If
nile with Favor, Troubad1uy and Trish
fat Ia ei0ss attendance. Payor ran In
20 the lead IN tie clu5 house tcru. ard
showed the gEy until within q furi0no
from home, when Murphy, who had heen
gradually closing up tie cap with Vol
ante. e0llared him and = driving finish
followed. Volzute winning by two
ienRths frsm Favor, and froubadour a
poor third. and the Others beStea CT.
Time 249x. Paris mutaais paid $3.50
The winner Is the property Of Lackv
Baldwin, the California millionaire. and
10 this race carried l23 pounds, including
q hve-pound penalty. he 10 BY Ginstead
oct Of Mary Ann.
Fourth Racs-Thrse quarters Of a
mile, all ages, penalties and aIIowsnoes.
Mona went Away With o lead Of ttree
lengths. and Vas never once BEADED.
She finished Q ienGth 10 front of Jim
DoaRlas second, Fetch Tayior third !:
time IN Paris mutuals paid $3.50.
Fifth Race-Hurdie purse, al aces.
mile and . qesrtef, over ave hurdles.
Starters: Ohermeyer, Tally Rand, Bob
Lockwood and Judge jackson. Ober-
meyer. the fgyorite, won hands down.
Tally Rand second, and Judge jackson
third ; time 2:si. Paris mutuals paid
$685..
Negro Lynehed
PALzrIsE. Tax, June 1.-THE SheF-
Ia today received word from the tswr
ef Belts, In GFayson county, that John
Martin. che OF the two escaped ne
groes implicated in toe outrage and
murder Of Mrs. Hazsn, 81 Eikhsrt. vas
taken out Of the caiaboose last night
and hanged by q mob. making six ne
Rroes who have paid the penalty of
their lives for the crime.
Baseball.
CHIoAoo, H.. June 27.-Chicaeoes IL,
BostoEs 8.
DxrRorT, June 27.-No game, on 40
count OF rain.
BuFSALo. n. Y, June 27.-Bunalos s,
Proxidenes {.
81. LoUIs. Jane 27.-ss. Louis 3.
Philadelphia 1.
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A SrGsrrfcaxT REMAnK.-Hsn. Fred
esick Biiiises. inanaeing director OF the
Nsrthern Pacific Railroad, was in the
city yssssrdsyt snd leaves this moxninz
far hone. ID conversation with q
prsmiuent businszz man Of tsfs CITY,
Mr.. Billings said be had - last come =
the oonclusion that 10 was bad policy %
try 70 operate Q railroad N fhe interest
Of any to1n sise. Coming from 9 man
whose refafioLs with Charlse =. Nrszhs
have becn close. thooxh he has nssez
been Identified vita lhe y fhiiadelphfs
faotion.r TIE remark IL vssy siEuiacant'
-0rseziaa-
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PACIFIC COAST.
sAlpplas ln.e.llEeaee.

SAN FRkxcIsoo. Juae N.-Arived-
Schooner Pesrless.from Tacoma; steamer
Columbia. from Portland.
Sailed-Steamers Geo. w. Elder and
Wilmington, for Victoria
PoKr townsend. June I.-Arrised-
Bark Enoch Talbot, from San Franchise.
PoRT AsGKLos, June 27.-T9o barks
10 sight at noon. becalmed. Clear; light
northwest wind.
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Nj. II. =. Ailison. Hutckinaon. kAn-:
saved his lifa b. simpis trial hc<tls Of
DR.. Ksng's Nee Discossrys for Cen-
gasnpxien. which esased hin 70 procure
( largo bo<tls, that eomrleteiy cared
him. ul,en doctors. ch1nEe o. ciI84<e
aAd sverythiue els had fazisd. ASlhm<.
Rrorrhztlk EoarzrnenH. Severe Guzx1&
au3 al Ihzusk s11 Lang Dssess<&s = =
ruxrzutsed % cure- TRIAL Boftie1 ffee
q 4. d. s<swuzs's pruG EsorA LAzRs
60 ID.
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n HAVE sIx L0Ts. epsisn fsst sach
walk ffom occi6enlal ac<el ilzn<et hfnt
of garden eolJ} which en- - ha1 f1r 4l16
each kAlf cash. balances On tina
This a the besE baEEsin - ne ely 10
dky. fnaelrs fpr y. Davidson. Wis
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Under yrs. Over 4 yrs
1850

Compared with last year there are not
30 many children under years by 80,
nor 50 many between 1 and q by 49,
q total loss Of 162. The only increase
shown is In female children between 1
and q years, there being 1893 this year,
against l087 last year. Tho male chill
dren Of both classes number 1878, against
1856 female. showing that there are SO
uore Qiria than boys in the town.
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ETyE ACRES or UyTMrRovED
q property near the residence u 0eo
W. Hall. h offered ~ the undersigHed -
leasA for term Of yeara. - - mlna
nxuru. For farther information spgiy 10
3e2z JOHN 3. DENNY.
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A MAT YOUNG aIRl. TWELVE
n ssr ffteen pears old, % take care o.
childxen An1 make hernef 8nneraiiY use
fuI u . small family. Aedress r. D boz
"a ei<xltla fe7
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DIAMOND
VENTILATOR
ron
Buildings, sehes's, Churches Hospitals,
O''s'''ass Steamers. Passenger,
Sleeping sad Refrigerator Cars.
Psri'ses Ventilation gs.raasssa
wherever ysasiia,iea h
nequirsa.

Arshitects and builders unite IN saying
our lsos. and & for bed room and cfffce
ventilation, viii soon become Is standard
es the window.
Our ventilator Gin any size). when
placed through wall. . window sash, q
Q wooden bar under sash. admits . con.
stAnt supply Of fresh air under perfect
control without drsughts: any desired
apartment Ne once or sleeping room
should Be without Il - u stops burglars,
excludes rain and dust and keeps thu
apartment constantly fresh without rails
ing the wtndowA Being heavily plated
IN nickel e q very ornamental Uken n
piach The handles serve 70 reguinf<
yenttlator. also 70 raise and lower thf
winii0w.
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FOREIGN.
Farsrtll 3 Earl s.ene.r.


DrBLu, June z7.-Ihers vas . mad
larger erosd Of prominent people at th.
farewell reception 81 Earl SPENCER tDday
than waa anticipated. The rosms yer.
% deuseIy thronee1 that IL uns dffac1Il
for those presen. - move about wild
any dsaTee Of comfort. The Earl IN
presence Ct the assembled guests KNIGHT
I'd SECRETARY kzye and Comuissioneg
Greene for fhe part they took IN nal.
ing tbs recent visit Of the Prince and
Princess of Wakes TO Ireland q success.
Every precaution was taken 70 prevent
The invincibles from perpetratine out
RACES, and packages destined for the
Castle we're carefully examined before
being conveyed inside the buiidtnQ for
fear that they might ccrtsin dynamite.
A large force vas stationed In the court
yard and numerous dstestiyes in full
dress suits mingled with the crowd.
Tue streets through which Earl Spencer
viii have 20 pas 10 going TO the railway
station sH rossts 10 London are lined
with soldiers The Earl is about start
ing on his homevard journey. Tue sun
10 shining brightly.
ExpIssisn Al saAr6ruek.
BkKLS, June IA dispatch received
from Saarbruck states that an sxplosicn
of IRE damp occurred in q mine as Dud.
weller, near Saarbruok, and that Il
miners we're killed.
Heroic sfearaEaans.
La LIBERTAD, June T.-Ons thou
sand eight hnndred Nicaraeuans en-
barked here last NIGHT homsward bound
At the battle Of San a Domingo. 5000
of Msnendf zto's men hsmmed in 500
Nicaraguans under Talasar, who was
wounded. They fought for 80 hours,
and then cut their way through Msnen-
dezto's line. losing 800 killed and
wounded and taking the remainder
into La Union in good order.
The Cholera In spain.
MADRID, June H.-In the provinces OF
Valencia Thursday there were 52l new
cases Of cholera and 25S deaths.
The Rebellion IN Chinese Turkessan.
ST. PERKassuRa, June N.-Adyices
from Tashkeud, in Asiatio Russia, show
that the rebellion against Chinese rule
IN Chinese Turkestan. 10 spreading.
The isborers have risen.
Tbs last accounts received from Kash-
gar state that the insurgents had killed
all the Chinese efficers and Chinese
overseers, and cot OF all communica.
ton with the interior Of China.
A Crisis Passed.
NASSAU, New Providence. June 2T.-
The financial crisis has substantially
passed, q new bank cashier having ar
rived by the last steamer frsm Londen.
and the public banks have resumed
business with funds sent cut from Eng
land. The deficit in the bank amounted
10 about $4,000.
Employers or Chinese 20 be Beycstfed
VIcroRIA, B. O., June N.-At q meet.
ing of the Anti Chinese Association last
night resolutions 20 boycott employers
Of Chinese labor were unanimously
passed.
An Australian Cardinal.
RoaxK, June N.--Ths Pope will deliver
an important allosution at the next
Consistory, upon which occasion Arch
bishop Moran Of sydney will be created
Q cardinal.
auaranfime.
OTTAWA, June IA proclamation
has been issued establishing quaFan
tine against vessels from Mediterra-
mean ports. as well as from London,
England. Victoria, B. O., and Sydney,
n. =. W.. are created quarantine sta
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$500. sss 49, s: sss,.< e '.: ssss:a
gssPszsy, :. : ss.sesssl - saks Z $1,000.
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sEArrLR scnooL cmlL1Rxx.

A. W. Young. Clerk of SEATTLE School
District, has completed the census Of
children 10 the city. He found the
number Of children Of ihe two classes
to be a. below stated:
Under 4yrs. Over 4 yrs.
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pnzxxuxo Pass pEEur1Es. - Tns
iuSeee On PRINTING and prinslng mate
20 81 IL MoriaAs Inda&<riaI Expust'
sson. Mes Orleans, have awarded 10
eaIg twa 6rss preniuns tzeid msdsisl
AR nrirfsrr prssees 20 Messr4 q 3 Cot.
s~~li a 81rn 81 Nes Enrk. 0cs q
shsss prsmiuns 80 - tnsir Sc fssnl
S.Ilvx<E. tpo rrrolufioa. and - oeAsl
- tkafs ar ys<1ne country p<sak
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Nav LIGHTHOUSE rExpxR.--The new
steamer Madonns. built TO take the
place Of the shubrick. on the Pacific
ooasi, vas launched Lass month and viii
be- brought out here in the fall. The
new steamer 10 built Of iron, and has q
total length Of liz feat, with beam Of
n fest inches, and depth Of u feet
10 inches. The rig win be thai Of tive
masssd schooner 9th large foresaii.
The propeller will be 10 feet 2 inches In
diameter, and will Be fevoiyed By Q
compound engine Of 3rinch stroke.
The hull IL divided by alhwartship IRON
partitions into seven water tight com
partments.
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CITY ELECTION.


MONDAY. JULY g. 1895.
The officers to be elected shaIl b. e. fti-
Iowa towit One Mayor. one Chief a.
Police. one Attorney. one Assessor, and
from the First Ward one Councilman for
the term OF two years. 70 Ill the vacancy
70 Be caused % the expiration Of the term
Of 8. ID. Crockett; from the second Ward
one Councilman for the term Of two PEARS
70 al the vacancy 20 be caused By the ex
pirztion Of the term OF e. 3. sox; and
from the Third Ward one Councilman for
the t.rm Of two years 70 till the vacAncy
70 Be caused hy she expiration Of the term
' The places 4 which such election shah
duct the same are a. foliowA towif.
First ward.
Election to be held 81 Kngine House
oryicKRs on RLEcrrex.
Inspector, A. r. speaiding.
SSesss ~ w g h Mssss = 4n r sSsl
Beesn6 ward.
Election 70 b held d Engine House
oFFrcERs or ELECTION.
Inspector, L B. Andrewa
Clerks, r. b Partridge. n. y. Coli
Thira ward.
Election to Be hsld a. old NORTH school
oFYIcxzs or xExcrIox.
Inspector. d. +. Denny.
yafgea y. a. Stewart D. L. McCowsn.
Cierka 8. q. Benedicf q. II. Wayiand.
X. 8. OSBORNE
Clerk Of The city Of Seattle.
Dated June II. lssa ID
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sEyKxTa SATURDAY POPULAR Coz.
cxar.-As was ANTICIPATED, the popular
concert yesterday was one of the most
pleasant Of these favorite musicales.
The program was q strong one, and
the audienes demon strased their appre-
citation by rousiRe encoFes to the violin
solo Of Miss GiseIa Liebhoidt, tia solo
Of Mrs. Whiitiesey aud the duet Of Mrs,
Whistlesey and Mr.. Young. These
three selections were ENTHUSIASTICALLY
received, while all the numbers were
generously applauded. Tue quartets
sung by Miss Shorey, Miss Hall, NJ. Mo
Claire and 8. @. Young were thoroughly
enjoyed. The four voices blend with
the most pleasing harmony. The pro-
gram was closed with "Te Deum" by
the Trinity Church choir. which was 40
companied by MIRA Churchill. pianist,
and Miss Mamie Calhoun, organiss. The
stage was nicely ornamented with fow-
ers and pictures. One Of the pictures
was q bunch of rhododendrons painted
by Miss Katherine Almond, and there
were tEo large plaques Of rosss, painted
BY MiBs Emma Collins.
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CoxaaHaArIosAL SUNDAY scHooL PIC
xrc.--on TUESDAY. June s0;h, the Ply
mosth Congregational Sunday School
viii hsld its annual picnic a. the Msr-
Ger picnic grounds. which are located In
. maple grove % the banks Of Cedar
River, aboat tes miles above Rsnton.
The train wili leave the depot a. .. m,
and the fare for ske round trip viii be
50 oentsl Children under rs years Of
ace may 90 free. All friends OF the
school are cordially invited 70 attend
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"Mr LIFE.p Br JAEAuscHxK.--One of
the noted actresses Of the day. supported
by fair company, appeared at the
Opera House last evening before a good
house. The part most pleasing TO the
audience, aside from Janauschek, was
that Of Frederick Boston, an American,
portrayed by Geo. ID. Chaplin. The
roles OF Moo, the blind lady Of Moor
lands, and Uiroe En0ore, al opera
singer, we're both dificult 10 render, but
10 the hands Of Janausehsk they we're
made 10 appear Is II 10 real life. In
tho space of very fes moments abe
would reappeaf on the stage eaiirsly
changed In appearance aud tsne OF
voice. The evenings entertainment
YVES grand one and would havs been
enjoyed by many more Of our people II
the unusual price Of $i.5e had not been
asked for reserved seats.
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General once, $50 Dear
born street, Chicago. rooms
g and z.
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THx MGR 0o,xrAxr.-The Laura
Dainty Company thai viii appear here
a the Frye Opera House IN "a Noun
tain Pink,n on the I'd and 9th OF Juiy,
eomes 10 us from the East heraided
with reputation second 20 mona. TIN
company have wcu o distinct reputa-
tion foe fheir ane performances and ex.
csllens acting. Lanra Dainty, who oil
s. ramsabsrsd as an elocutionist. has
developed into . Lolita, By her grand
impersnuificatic Of SineeEiky Weeks
Ia IA Mountain PINK
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Tns lxIxExsxiSa DR JoaDos. Much
has been said, fAyorabiy and unfavof-
ahiy. concerning what has been known
q he d.. Jordon coal syndicate. A. q
Known By nearly all, Jordan located
.ome 50 Of car eitizsns npou dEaersnf
ounrtes sections Of coal sends u he
vicinity cf this city, fux Walsh be re-
ceiyed fFsm fieo % $50 froce each
person, some Il them giving notes Ter
lns anoant. Amon4 tne lais<f namosf
"a NJ. J A. Banfieid. whese ncss calls
for 6aua The note - nog pss1 due.
eud Banf5eld refuses 70 say 81 AL, On
tha arannA q xant Of eonzideration.
Jnrdpa has bru1xht suit for she recoy-
ery Of ~ amonns, end the outeone Gil
81 watcAed with iuterest ~ a. lssa1 y
others II comes ap fer neafsnR before
Jssliss Lswrence en- Jane 18Th. = Iaesssa
Es8ceg.
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An AustrsIIan CarsIinal.

RosE. June N.-Ths Pope will deliver
an important ALLEGATION at the next
Oonsistory, upon which occasion Arch
bishop Moran Of sydney will be created
n cardinal.
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OTTAWA, June PA proclamation
has been issued establishing quaFan
tine against vessels from Mediterre-
mean ports. AZ well as from London,
England. Victoria, B. O., and Sydney,
N. =. W.. are created quarantine sta
tons.
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ouotoo. snns 27.-The MsxiuN, sdl.
- ssEissd hers By speoial train from
= Ae1a thlz morning. A reception
ea@aiikes headed By Mayor Hasrisou
- e paz15 near Bloomineton, and
- 1t<r1sou made Q speech % vel
49, h visitors viii be taken 70
@.lenn ~ <a1sa q Washington Park
U4e <<><2ds this aftsrnoon, and they
4o1 Ne thoAtcr toniEht. To
- .svao4s lhsy will attend divine
49, q ~ Raman Catholic OAthe-
49,. s<QA azhaishoi, Fsehan viii on
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Oalukac. June H.--RAin fell In per
fsst torresits Just prior 10 the time 81
for caslins. tie Erst racs, hnt IN spite Of
ths fsct fully 1000 people assembled
AZ shs WashinRson Park Club grounds
"a Witness tAa trials o. speed. The
sfac]t uas go Of mud aud water, and
iaef a. the Sookeys weiahsd = seoond
shossf ED IN. and Il was necessary 10
nzsaiis posipone. - vac q Quaftsf aftsz
4 uhen the arst rAee vas ran. and then
q drirxlinlr rain wsa falling. Tie Grst
raes was an Inaugural dash for ell ages,
one mile, starters. Lady Waywasd, De.
via lkennay. Expierex. bootbiack, fipsr,
Kesssrzkos Berlin. Tom MARTA and
Rearl Jen,1ipRs. Boolhlaek and kosci-
uEko altsrpAsed a. leaders The creates
part a. lhs roats4 Tom Martin eame
shrosirh Ia the stretch. and wa 81 :
leueiIh, RsArt Jenninxa seoond and Lady
WevuArd third. Time. la.
Se,k,nd nace--Lakssi1s Stakes, foz
awo- vsar- aid allies, nte fnFionx& START.
.r>. 6an1n Anita, Belle. MARI Payne,
Matsis Oe.fiisse. Slater Mentos, France
Hoi sprines, Kai4hema. Misslvs. Jniiet,
Pare Rye, klfaaata. katFiuas Ada H.,
ktna1nle and 6pal3ie- focle-- fteiS ~
Pare I've 20. Ada D. Is Santa Anf14 -,
Eylls Ia. France VOC hsndsif ~
L neih ana . half. Ada d seccnd and
II si.ie olflixls thiFd. Tina, lNeS
EAird rssne.--AmeE1ean Defhf. &yesf
claR miisi and . half. EtaE1el1 Ana,
TAislis. Iri1k Pas. All. Ezieile. ksser,
Ilrouhadsaz, valsn,e snd Vefons. e
poolR kxsus sfcuxhk 80 FeIan1e ".
and Thistls go and ths Geld &kxl
fssa0 Harpey 1ho rides far The cArriRAz
.lakiA an1 Who rode tha sznn1r q
Istz yeaEis Derby. had sze u0unt -
FolAnse. ana ~ npoo beezme . sErun1
ttp. sskzls 6peelman had - eep1nt q
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r. Aq<3sznoR. n. u, June IT,
> doEsd after retiring. Gen.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28

UkfHIN0fuN. June Ns-Ine move
mi for ths admission Of New htexicc
y 1lAis ID already under war. Con
Ezn vii be asked ~ the cemiile ees
nc b enact the necessary legislation
gelausl PFitehard. lata United States
phsriot Attorney, 10 speaking NJ the
n1rlls ct the scheme said T, New Mex,
IS II ! believe, the eldest organized
<suisogy We nsv have. II has . popc'
hfI1H of 100. 900, and the welfare Of ~
nosls would be improved By iss tIdmis
~ 0n The ether hand the hepnb-
i1&9s ssy that before Auy Dsmocrstis
fasiaory IL admitted tue majority ID
H. Hoase must listen 70 the claims oI
u1knta, and until this IL aocotd 20 thai
1tr11ory they will never listen 70 Oh,
1aus16s AZ Nav Mesxieu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28

Gax1psHrAD Bar. June Zf.--kbout
Nf11 pefsons we're present ct the races
tots5 First race. Sweepstakes for
Nf1e gear olds and upwards. Starters
--Z1cons, Duplox. Editor. dim Rem
~ ososge Kinnss, ThaokeEy. Para
"a III Uonaid, Dnnaia and George
klszcf SEsaed under she wire nose and
reas nztin3 q dead head Thg cksry
taifd Dsplsx fourth. Tims. Iial4.
nlre<ses - ne nist lsarshara
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t4lof1lAtY D suHsuN k1uhy hPp01tte0
r. II. Heary, Patrick Cunningham and
Chas. ]. Mitchell 70 be ehiefs Of the
division In the sixth Auditors ofzise.
aud L. II. Mssnam 10 be ehisf Of d.
sisisin Ia The Fisst Oompsfollef's Onics,
vios Major Saxton. reduced 10 the <o0
clAni A. Y. Huntington was promoted
from bookkeepsE 10 be Assistant Chisf
ef fhe Lean Department. vtce Stewart.
dscsaeed, and o. l.. Carroll waa pro-
NOTED fFem the fourth class 10 be book
kssrer. IL II understood that the Office
81 thisf of tha Loan Department. nes
held ~ WIN. r. Fieicher, will be made
yaoans on the la Of August.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28

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